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?179111738 ?OTIOK?. _
"Yam- am-? WlllTBl Hat* or the mo*t
AM i ft* st,It,, -As'arg- ^^i^r^'i^J
fei? sr.n Prn.n Hat.. Veivet -f.) Ct.*b Oat*
ind rffiirr' Beaacte. as eau be found. Al*a * iarg. ae
-nrf ? ?? '* Pur? ?Lt f'i"- M. ,M n .... .
?"S|55? j M Kill ????>? ?*? Cuia] M
Kocactth's Kim ? I,(>'? k >ibart has od
hand a general aa??rtn en'< f Oe'.'l???? i HatJ tad V%um,
Cbilfl'?*'? Pat.o Ha ?, Lad**' ? e;t llonaets. Lmsrellas.
Can** For?.kC , nllol tbc be?'- ru?t?r.al now is msrket.
wkieh'he w"' ???" "?* **'' twal) profits Ta#
aHSU?? of Ibe public i? ssora paroculaily directed i?
hia t> Hai. who b, f >r laeiilty, e iei' ine* and etyie,
ur^?-p??***?- sis Rales ?'. 0*1 ut. -.vered . ?? 't * ri?*st??
Msaaa ,u ?aassaabar in? Br bias saate, Ha m
sawsatasy_
""ft? The Knperorof Austria his com
m.oreda war pon ra?anbllraa Rata, Heave* help h.
wtturr.a^r^r.ii'wvt h?l>"M?'l * S? into f?o 1*8
Palte*, ?t . for whether i.. w.n'rror in i> Banter. I tk* v-r
S oVait-laa.l a*uene? Kiroxl Hatsar, all Ibafw rhey
ai? wara o? ?ha aaad ... Iba -. i ?. -urne a*a ?< Ue I a bat
bVpwMm an Hai? aHo.altho ich av. -y one ef than
u, ...?,... ,1.1. ! 1 ? *'. Now ,fy?u really want a r ..?
TiaL? Hal sa t, KSOl l rata) labini nt. hut one l
tour beafi rt, * ? bs a truly fin shad ceatle
aaaa. Voti raiu...t |v, al ill SVaAltS at IK
U? PultoB-st.
f?? Lat us who dl kp to keep "the win
ter >f ?ur der r,t< rt" at bav. by ?iicbiing the r d'lica'e
ferms wfth Kur. wid lad at GlBl?*! aa r*a i.tn?-- mwr;
mant -f Vtetttr?tta bfaffti, Cap** ami Call? fr.n th*
Premium Prunn?? and ?h.. I? - t Ittool the Medal ?t ahn
Arnanr.an sssttitut*, to iba ? h-aper h it vet e.egaut aati,
e< mpoctd of Marten, Mink and ( Hin. heda The? are all
of the tew pat'renn popular in Pa-is. and ladiee who are
jadaea of Burs will see at a gian-e that Iba a.sorlrneat m
a aaset (oatatabenaiTa one. Oanta,
No. 214 flr adway, opposite St. Paul a
Ki k-. 1 i Peas.?An flc^ant assort
eaeat of Muff? ar i Viet, rhv ?, i m ''u.' of ttOSfl and mink
niartca, fitrb. lint, ami a rari' ty of Btaet rich ?'ur? ; also,
an aa?urt?j'i>eo iswutn.. nt of rent la man't raattas'. bare,
and children ? f.,M.i<.:.:d, ? ?!..?? " d t aps Ladies' ndirnr
HaU and felt Bcnntia. Tba p?bln will do well t* call Bed
exanune fcr ibcinselies at 'he aid ei tabbelied Hat.t'a;, tud
F rbb re of Jo- B Bst^kTlR, Ko lud Bowery, < Staat d
Grand at.
Ki Rh. U rs, Fi'bh.?Youwo's preintun:
far store*, No Ot Bowery, and No lljoka t .near B
way He kaetw anercelient aasorlrnent. hat hl* ^.?^J? m tB
?factar? d rrabl. sells rhoap. ami re. ..jninon.I.s nutbina eat
what is ??J He *wt tka ptasaaina at the hate Pairof the
Ari en, an Institate f n ?u(*rior Pars sad w irl m*B*hj] .
nl ImMW kS_
CaaiUrBsTJf'i Pabji Hatb.?Just teceireti
and tt.a day offered for ai st?a*? Bsdaak . I iarojcaol
Chiidrea'a Panry Hnta, ' ups. anil Lad)**' R i n* Hal I
Pari? rnanutar'ure, e.| ? i , ,1 by B 04 ever b I ?. import?
ed or tdtered fo? ?nie m thi* oowntry, LeaBT B Co.,
h itlers and leaders cf fa.-hn.n mr Uci. s Ha'-,
Nne. J, 4 and . Asl." House. Hr
Shawls, Shawls?A large st'.ck of
*np*ri..r Woolen Sbawle | '" 11 b* fo ad ll
WtTcnooct &. Leads ATEk' , No JI7Broadway, ?h?.e
also every other km) nt Bhawl. us llio'he, C.s'. i' e.
Thibet, ke . may be ob'aine.l.
Cloaks' Cloaks!?A good st?: k <?f
BarBuaii Cloak?, aid Opera Cloaks, may be found at
Hna H'oi k a LkAOBKATaaa, Mo. Ml airoadway, ooraat
of jsaaaari at.
WaHMeBB Hl\nkkt~i. A good aVWOrt*
(teat of Woolen B'ankets, of various rnaktn, and every
sare, quality and pn e, or ne h an 1 it Hi i ? ... K k
J.tAI>BEATt.K's, No HI7 ll...ad. a/. Thev bAft als" a
tart* *iock of riaaai ls.ij .its. l.are and Matlht, Wia
dow l>i?iwries, und every other sind of housewife or fam?
ily Dry Ooeals, win. h the. arc sellklg lew.
fx/ A few inure data ;itid LiOail Iv'issitth
will !><? with us, when we till ull have an apportnajty to
ludse.d in man us he a uul net as he la represea'ed ?
But the 'lay h**Ba***d when iadgtai ut must he pr.ai ? need
ap?n the outfit* oi Winter CletkiB? ?anrad onl atU*a
Taybr'a h*ad qaaiter*. N* 7t Pulton-at. The public al
taiae hat dreale.l aaaai naaalt thi.t this ih the place par ei -
cellenceio 11,tain ( lottune at low rates lor ( tin, and at
tbe same ti r hi I .irl Bl . a** rably deal) .vi b
Skllino Obi Bblow Cobt.? Hitchcock
B LkaI'IH a i I ft, No 317 Broadway.I a. l* nar.l s . are
?ellltiK out tin ir entire sto< . of Good* bep)w cost, and are
vflerii.* sink bsdlieesB*Bt* to CHatOBMtt M tie. si Id an
meet with in this Citv us bi aatifal laahionabl* 1'IhhI Silk?
at i?. a yard. rle?ai t f.ro. a.lu do ?*.. ap.'eadtd Irish Pup*
tin ?*.. and Wonted Piaida, Piem h Marino*, I) l*iat - ?! Curi>eii>..:>. i iraha ?d*tth*lat* large Anctioasali
the follow mi- prices Rich Br?se?!-, r.a toll's (.-r v a-.l ,
hlxtra Heievy J p!,. v.,rU , i.\< i m lleavr, super, is to
??. per yard. Deed uil wisii, 3s td. to is per yard , <M
Cloths, Kitia b?..vy, 4s. pei yaid. And all atfcat Mod
?quaily low. azu 4w*
commbbcial Mask, PbBTH \mB0T.?
stataa *athi* Baak taktet M ij parotal diacounl Notes
on Bars ol Ne.v BoCB*lt*, lines' f tit k, lurmers' Baak
ff patta, Bva.? t*daaa*ad at par by E Bvajit.Nos, 7uaud7i
PuLon-st . atpayataat jet read m.oi. Clethiaa of (iid?
senptd us
C9~ 11.n:s? ktsepertv, an.i ai! v?ih( r?, in want
?4 Beddim. Hmiste ..1-. s: . s m'ui io t. nail at M.
WtLLAke's .do e.t .1 1 to I >v . in'. I .0 Ci ,th oii-st.,
?ornei ol Mainerr my bo i.. .ml the largaat s
?ertmeutol artH les lu Ins bile, evel c.iered to 1'e pn. e,
eoiisistiiiL-o! l-'eiiih. r?, ii. .|. .i see Patent I ?
Bedsteadsano Cot?, whol. lattaad n t.oi all InTa i ii*s*
*m NABBAa*>Bl.?r>(iot-iiM !.? i >' Union \ .-su.
eiatioa. Boot*.shoes i Har ns v retailfaiarkolaaali prieea
tt? DitBB, Doahle.gole, Kiahinc, Haut*
Int, Walkwig. Rn.ui:, Rareeywrt1, Ratiaaera aad Pit*"
men's Hcote, 1? at bet ulu aii >ther kiudt of (Ivereboes, ke,,
kc . made ai d Bold t>> Warai .-. N->. HI Pulton at.
a29 ttATak'] b
Hooi>, BtBOTB.? rhe otseapeataf.il l">t
idace to ret B.H.ts, f hat I BBsl 0*11 rt .ii n-. i: ( "irt
?udt ?t , tiader tbc Mcr. ban's'llo'e! Put* Preach calf
ditta Ih.ts tor *i at aanalLj aaM at Itandat pit bi
leatk?! ataakt ai .1 Mi,H?it .cv .. i i ? (of a ? perini
quality ? on I.i a' ? ! 1> 11 .\ \
BUbtTaTaABi
Mis. Jkkvis's ?'old Candv?The
tir* side reiuedi lor ('."iiiks, t->'ds, II ... . ad the
v iriooa throat and In. . an spbil ta old aj Mrs M jeb
t Ik, Ne. X* Brou.lv.uy, and lit Drugtists :.t a*tallJ aM "1
Fine Jpwkihv, Watchbo, 8iltrr ani>
Pi ati Ii Vl'Akl in P in. I i, mm - I he 'adn s aad i:eu
tlem. a of New Y'tk, and tu ?.<? \ isi:inc the cr.y. vvlrjia*.
site ta puichaae articii t in th's line, rli xibl vi-'t Mr j P
Lian k..s.k i i. at i n eat N 10?Bi , where t .,,
can pal chase at a ?mall advaic? on co?t of unpertati
and whric eiriy article i wartaatad as te.ueeeuied.
Ul7 nThkSn
The Canton Ti-:aw\isipanv ut i^t jmrcd
to sail, wholesale or retail, Peaai ad Col eei i , p ii \.. .
netvandat lowerprieea'iis.. ui. irlhwatahliahi i*at. Coa
?umeisol imi would roBSult thi i inti i , iron in*
Ihmttete laication ItiChathaut-ll en Pearl u 1
B sasevt-ll I No bran. '.?'?.. ? aM ImWBS
PaTBBT LaOLIAK PlANO-FoRTBB?At the
ware i s.u.? i f QtLBkai a, C> , No )t] Brondwaj aaw
iH?ile Bioadsvai Tluate.r. si?d No. Ut Broadway beUw
Or aad n,a\ 1^ lotiad a very larre and rxttn. ive ;o,j t
tnent. t IMr.oa. with aid wubetit toe .? ill* i. lor -?U< at
Bap law refect tar ***** er city aoewpta* r a k Qo.'s
Piam* in ed uo t ..mtu'odaiion. rtley ap*ak fortb*mse ...
aBtta* ll ok v. n ?i. aa*, i,, ,t
A jatiioioitk ijattMB of BAlrettisiti<>
in the l^-st s es ai.d Btftta ol the rtBBllJ BW1 bt
adoiaed si \ R. Pat-MBaN AdTeitesuaj A?enc?. rubaa
Buildin*>- wh. ietiie agent ntaj t^ i<eassidtrd,*ad taluabl*
practical ist. i stattM aaaaaai a
TO I'KINTICRS ANf> PlBllSHfUM.-Th?
fttwTos CoarANt tatesMtl iQ) call the atleatao* ol Pna
jeis and Pub) ?'.. ? . .?. red Ty| ? I S reutvist
Flates, kf aw* asateawasarat csuuwsts an titiui to theoi a
ewp(*r face, at als.ut one-tbird a.1 | t theit
durability is us. teased in dir.s-1
batBBBap affaaafat *srai rp* i ..,.
rect eM'eianeuU.is as U is t- 1. PruaB Uu* siiuie i ,. ? it
wilt at once N. pWTeeved that*ihint
tweetlraontansi, en.liir , wtoprtnbsvl I et
penen.-e has Mt*M wed last. ,?
paay hs?. m uied leltnis k.,teiU fcw tk*
thev Baa uremtie.l i ? MV? Bad aj.
tahhshooml. I Nenh \s iUuob ?i . X. w - \o?V
_Taaaatli a_a*a paaetaa** aaaat. . .nti.? r-fV-..i ,
ftawVovk i ?artet ami ha?*Birtr; New V tk Dativ I
aae^ac^jow llsulvJimnssJ b.^ion oi Out i i
BxsiHsb Ptctonal DrasviBc Ro,m c.wt, inaw; New-York
t>rt*a, arid other* \ N,
.all TnTkastl , t^VillM^.^,> Y
Srotas? Stbtbs! ! Stotib! ' '?Now is
U? one to bey one oi the be*t Air -I i bi C 9 arw
?ter aflrred to the publ.e Wanautej to Bak. ,.r 'he
BKWey ret*iBed Also, ea baud, aad tar sale, a'gvueral
aaatrtatiat of Parlor OrKo* and Blare St wee, Purntc**
kc Stove? rrpain.). .-ieaiwJ, and : a u
pruaaptly attaad to by WlLI.l AM at'! Titw PI t. S us
Oreenw h*h- at, one dtsw raoiu tbe fein av a M a 9
OwoaiNATED Hit tlus,.?This in, Ji me
Staaltlkd te the conudeace of every su.Ttier fiaai Uv?
pepeia. Asthma and tisneral Debi it] I'.. i , res
and U?'?iiteotB m it* lavor are ol the li.gh??: r?x , ,? a ? i -
tv, BBclidisw Mcaa!>eiv 11 o, <r< v,. .. : . sued
eitueas of the I ruu-d Stau s
Po? ?*!., by A B k I) Sai.iks. No It* Vultm ?l A I
?A-eviUkCe .No. SI*, aad C. H R.u*. N . I? Rruai aj
aad b? Dto?cists (enerally ia t' e i'n.-cd ,-t
For FaosTRD Fket abb ('hii.bi.ains ?
Bv?N*> Maaac Osasa Liatmeu? a a c*rt?n eure forth*
**o?e~?plaint, oi.. trial* 1? uv,ci Vh-i..-s-' . t
BW?aWbV ssatl ilRjittl QiceawK h. comer D U e t .
Btw^BWSa^W**^ V! ?* *J C<,,t* r*f bot<!'
Caittiom io the l*i'Bi.ic? The re.tt
P*">'d?iiii el: LYOh's Ma. <ti rw PowntBa Ba lie de
I*? * Ibwld-ut*. Ces'k. ?-..-hee. Mot Ac-, f. ..
,Us ^f1?? Partie, to prepar* ?puriou? ?rt?.
S Mm?&J**S ?ealer V.rtou? lea.?a..nalMis. f *
resets Z 1 "TT ??V'?-??'? 'Ured to rve thei, ,
Wgs**-^ kl"# ?' Mvst " Th. pioptiet.w
tW Fowler & WttLa, Phrvanolo-ist* and
Pn*li*hawa.CH?tt?aHail. No |t, N.^m^, "N , v ,'
?aal K?MW3bHR l " - ^
I*?* Tlerc is a Fa?Li'?n and Style U
J " ~ .?,,,1?. o* clVhiie. and at
?hirta. a. vr,-v aa fa. mthM m*?TtjlrZ\~llroi the
Ghee-. ?. No I Astor.?^*'Jt%. Wo;, in th. boeoat
Dr. Bannir.*'*. ?***Bt Braces, and
^J,..HnP?BreTrooe.. No ?6 ggg^g*
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
KEW-YORK, SATURDAY, NOV. 1951
IV Adsi rtl>< SB rttofar Th* TViJaV of Mond*/ otufet V?
- . i 'xfori " o < 1? k on Salurdsy e-e?in?T
Topri? of ihr Morniag.
| he trial of Harnaway at Philadelphia,
on a -Targe of high treason, is now fairly
tinder way, the case having been formally
opeicd ji-itcrday bj an elaborate address
on the part of the Government by John W.
Athmead. Fsq.U. S. District Attorney fur
Eastern Pennsylvania. Tita; gentleman
defines treason as " Any eon.binati.>n or
conspiracy by force and intimidation to pre
veLt the execution of an act of Congress
so as to render it inoperative and ineffec?
tive." Very able counsel are engaged on
btth sides, and the progress of this trial
will be watched with intense interest by
thousands.
The Coroner's Jury in the case of the
tale terrible disaster at the School House
in Greenwich-avenue, have brought their
labors to a ' lose, and their verdict will be
found in this morning's Trihunr.
An arrival at dlSllortm from Havana
I,: ings ?hc <_iatifv;rig intelligence that Gov?
ernor-General Concha has decided to re?
prieve Mr. Thrasher, late Editor of the
Furo Iru/wfria1.
We publish this morning another inter?
esting letter from <>ur absent assjeia'??.
Ba\aid Taylor; also a good letter from
our Paris eonesponJcnt.
't he I?ni sin:; tot thr WetTO.
From Thr F.rprrss.
The Tribune tloes not feel itself bound to
support an; body plcik't <i to the support of.th"
(lorni rotniss inetvaurea.
" w i ihall agataaMj topport aar Whs- who may he n o m ?
ir-i 'ad, tinroga weahal] wot hou oarse ves under any oti
Uaatioa to dose if awpjout of tho Pocitira Siare Law, or of
aoy'mcaeiirsextraneous u> the dtdarcd and well knr.vn
principle* of the W hi* party,il n,ail< a Shili'itdcth by the
i uiN&itiait C ?nventiofi. We will support raaatidateo ta
SBSsa ol our serious dUhtrOSsOO WiththOBfl on Huh q'iction,
imi haverepeatedlyenpported ataroawldoraaaai aofeojd
, m of Slareiv ; but lOLaaa Us toaapport B candidate BO ni
i n.ed assd mil ? prsaafj us ? rapp ctrr of tins or an\ otlicr
,tr< city, is aakinf quite too in oca."
[Here is lite usual misrepresentation ol The
Tribune. Nobody ever asked or even expected
UftappOlt ol the Fugitive Slave I,aw as an
isulnteil mi ;i-ur<. i'iit MOM <d tlM CtompKsOiM
Dteasurea tbej have a-!;cii that the whole lie ac
i(i;i< sceil in niton the piiiieip.'t- lap; down in the
}'jesl<ieiit*6 ? OaMgS.j'
lit mar'it.
We bell? ye this is not tho lir>t tinie that
The Etftrett has called our attention to the
difference which it think - it sees between rap*
I orting Uie Fugitive Slave Law " as an iso?
lated measure"''and M acquiescing" in it as
"Oath*of the Compromise measures." We
coniOM that the distinction is not yet
made obvious to our understanding. What
we object to is being called upon to aid
diiectly or indirectly, in the capture and
rccnslavoment of fugitives from hereditary
bondage. This we say boldly we cannot and
will not do. Let the slaveholders catch
Iheil runaway chattel.-, and let those who
please h? lj> them; but to any law, com
p;.ei, a e i cement, or compromise, which
shall seek to nuke us personally re?
sponsible for Of a consenting p;trty
to the enslavemeut of hum-in beings, we
object, and against it enter our protest.
Nt w, to tmj to us that, tkoogb we are con
acientiouslj oppoajt^to OntlaTing self-eman?
cipated persons "Is an isolated measure,"
\(t we may readily uacqtlsesee " in it " as
Ol e of the ('oniprouuse measures," is to
-re;il( what we do not comprehend or utterly
revolt at. If Matte llii;h Priest or his
luiiiun had told Judas of old that he could
BOf be expected to relish the betrayal of
Christ "as an isolated measure," but uii^ht
readily ' acquiesce' in itM as one of the Com
premise measures"?ihe payment of the
tl itty pieces being the other?it seems to
us that he would ha\e talked very much
t!u same logie aud nioralitv with thiit of
T'.v Express.
Bttli suppose the Fugitive Slave Law
weie a measure to be swallowed without
choking, w e ask why our side should bt
ieijuired to Macquiesce in the principles
l.,id down ii the l'residei.t's ItsMetge.*'
wh:leor.r aiittgonists plainly do not I The
very man who drafted the Fugitive Slave
Taw is a bitter enemy of 1 th" Compromise
Men sorts as a whole, fought them from
fust to last, and don't mean to rest -j net un?
der them. Two-fifths of the vote which
pas.-cd it were east by the bitterest arui
Compromisc men in Congress. The State
of Ttxas voted solid for this act, yet CosV
giess is BOM to be strorely iniportum d to
BOdit] M eof" thi Cv itiproniisf im asures'for
the sj ecia! advantage of Texas. althoii"lt >he
was most bountifully dealt with bj this very
nteaMMs Then her Covernor, Mlowug
in the wake of Geoige |f. Dallas, another
zealous ( ompromise man, calls tor a revi?
sion of the Federal Constitution in the in?
terest and for the better security of Siaverv
? and these are but two or three among
many projects now on the anvil, all looking
to the modification of the Compromises on !
the side of Slavery. Against this no ( om
premiser remonstrates nor criee ' Agitation
it is only when an Anti-Slaverv sentiment I
is expressed that the saeredness of 1 the
Compromises' is insisted on. We demur ?
Put
?The Tribune i!.?T9 Ml feel itself hmni to m.
p. rt Mtboary p'ts'??d to the suptxvt ol tac t'mupro
mi5, rntasuK."
No,Sir! that is not a fair statement. Is
i.ot Mr. Clay or Mr. Wt hst-r alucidantly
'jledged' to these measures ! Did we in?
timate that we could not support them, just
a? they are ?
Here is nir ground : The Whig partv, as
such.is tota pro-Si ivert r-orau ai.tl-Sl ITOTJ
party, though thetc are \ o-Shvery and
ami-S'nvm WUgo. We are sritHtig to
into a Contention of the entire Whig p l tj .
nominate candid.-.tt-.a srleO atr k io*s re?
liable Whig*., put tlif m bef-.io the country
on old-fashionr ! WLin prim aploo, aud ^ire
them a utited ami hearty support. Bat
if a majority in any National Ctmveaiio?
which ma, he hell -ha;! pot Sifa>iavtkl
late hito the palt} Cr* d ar. Mtt i ly new and
f-ttangc article r. s{.rctii ,? Slavery, and
make 'acquiescence ' in i: a tt>t oi" W:.;_'
oithodoxy, nominating vornan who Joe- pot
promptly litt'?: the new SMbboiirtfe to th- il
satisfaction?why then, we say, the PaWOTitJ
will he completely ih-solvcn* from all sWiga*
tion to support a nomination which ? r fti
cally prof-cribe* and ostoacises tt??maeli aa
That was the ground taken ia our former ar?
ticle, and it b 'piite humMc enough. There
are more of these who <jenera!ly accord frith
us who cannot come down to it thin a"?
ready to go beyond it.
Carol uro Eitbtot.?It is worthj 4
noUce that sir.ee Kossutri has come out in Blinaod
in opct, repudiation of the principles of Red Re
publicanism. to which it was once ttmaelit he had a
derided leaning, certain journals here tnat draw
their inspiration from the t rench school of philo?
sophy, are heroine less warm ui their ruloaies of
the man,?don't pride themselves so ranch as ttwsr
used to do upon the treat acquisition they thought
he was to be to the Kcd Republican eaOM, Toey
puhlnh his speeches to be Hire, hut have very little
to say in praise of them. This il all very natural.
tin''(T the nrcurrs'ance?. focialsra and Fiurier
bna, m>t;.ki:i in their man, cannot be expected
to min the rc?t ot mankind in do.r.g him tnnor.
Kipres?.
It may rr may not BSVO berat Dr. Tot?
I Johnson who ubocivod thr' He who insists
that all men ar< stoundi els, convicts at ! ? .-t
unt.' It was true, whoever said it. He who la
always discovering or inventing mean, WW,
sordid, .-ellish. rn'-rciniiry motives lor the acis Of
Others, may he and probably it mistaken ?S to
thrirvpspringl Ol articles, :<ut lie very clearly
n veals Its *a ?
We in vei In art! an intimation Irom any onar.
ter that Kossuth was a Socialist or ' Fourienst'
! ?never heard that he had ever even hoard the
i name of Fourier nor that he had any opinion rc
} spe.ctmg Sorialism. What are t!ie distinctive
?principles of Rtt\ Republicanism,' we cannot
gness, unless they he those of rannst, thorough
I? i.ii!i!icaiu> :i ?I?e, iil'licanism, If BOOd 00, to
thebattle-field and the grave, in r^mtradnstinc
tiofl to the skin-deep, hypocritical, bastard Re*
public ai.ism more dominant in France, and
which has- some votarn s or apes on tlu> side ol
the Atlantic. If 1 Red Republic iniarfl bo as aye
underscand It, Republicanism nt all hazards and
to the death, 'hi 11 KoSSUth is ol that very kind.
i though originally (like our Revolutionary Fath
I ? ra) he only began the great struggle which has
\ rendered his name immortal by a coust of Coo
rtttotioaailly Rcvolutmnary resistance to gross
?.istiri stions and seta of practical tyrattny. Bit,
though he doei not seem in all things to regard
tl e British town of Government as we do, and
thenh he shows s |tXld deal of policy m catering
to the British Manufacturing aridity for wider
market- ami profitable trade, we never at any
fennet moment esteemed the great Hungarian
more highly or admired hint more heartily than
ivi lo at this moment, tht'ii .'li w<- <ln not deem
it nocsssary, to ray so every time we publish one
of his speechi s.
Mississippi.?The Constitutional Con
\ention closed its deliberations and adjourned
without day on the 17th. alter pass ii'j a m-iic- of
Resolve* tn MbatasaasS liko those ef tieorrria.
affirming that Mississippi actroleecea in the Con?
stitution, the I niou. und the Compromise im as
ores, but will be impelled to teceda il Ootrtgrsai
I repeals tin- Fugitne Slave Law, or in SO] man
mi interferes with Slavery in or the Blave
Trade between the Slates. The followio| was
pssiodb) 79 \<MM to IT nays, <?i \vtti about a
part] vote, vis :
Iiisuli tw i.t.on, the ateerttd rnrht of taxteaaioB from the
i i loa,OB the part of the state or Stute-, is titterlv
unsanclioned bv the Federal t onstitutio i, wUcO
vw.s framed to " esta: lisa" and not to destroy the
I nion oi the States, and that uo sro?eaioa e in in
feet take place without a tili,torsion oi ih<? Union
? staMUhed,and which will not virtu illy amount m
its e/feottl und eottavararmeee to a civil revolution.
?We saspscl this is about the uul of the
'Union party.' Thirty-two of the ' I'uion' Del
egates have united ri a call tor 11 nion' County
ConvetstionatocltOOaa Delegate-to ? State Con
Million to meet at Jackson on the Bret Men
da) in January, and chooea DelOfati s to the
prospective National l?< iuocratic Convention at
BaJtintore.
STafi Ek tViea.? The ' Union' ticket lor State
(?ilicers an ceo' da by about the Mlowing ma on
ties .
Ket te, (.i'vernor, over Dans, by l,80? maj.
Home, Sec. of Stale, over bell, 3,000.
Hussen, (Dan) Auditor, orer Swan, by 3,50u.
Claik, Treasurer, over (ir.rTuh, b> -',5".).
St ott. ( hau. ellor, ttves Ewm, by 4,000.
( h.n ciry t lc rk, (Jonesor Simons.) doubtful
For f'o?;.r.?.?. the msjorifios are nearly
i l) it Nai*i?, DsifMt, tyMt aaaj. over J. Taotap
(?>n.
IL John A Wili ox, ?Jo , i'.ik) over Fl Uli TTl1'"
III J 1) rrreman, do. bv ion over Was. Me
Willie.
IV. \ G, Ilrown, ,S. U.j o rr Djwsoii, by
abf it 1 *i00.
All the old Members but Brown are beaten
and he SB van] himself by promising not lo cut up
any South Carolina tantrums hereafter The
BOW Mcmbera are I'mon Democrats. though
thtTJ n cened most ot their votes from Whigs.
J ,',,,,.?_..Chancellor Henry Dickinson.
(Fmoti) is realoctsd m tne Nortiurn District
over Blytha (8 R.) byjahont 4^800srrta*etMy, la
th. 1st Judicial District, ll s Plsdiei (Union)
hu* nan out a. M Clayton (s. R i by shoal
l.iH-O.
?The ? I aaSB1 vote has not diminished since
II S Convniuotal e'ect.on, but the 1 SLite'Ri^hts'
Las lar^t ly increaat..'
Lot-|sia>- v.?Our latest ?N'ew.Orlcafis pS
p? r- .ol the 90th) aliirm the reelection ol i.ouis
BtsffasSlsai (Whig)aa Stal. Auditor, by ,k very
mi.a!! ma ority o\er Forter. .Opposition.) AI!
the Parishes h ne been heard from but Bossier
and De Seno, and Bordelou is 1*37 ahea.l Bos
sierand De Soto give Morse vO;.p i for Con
areas NR So whoever is elecred Auditor, c in
hate but one or two hundred maionty.
C mfTtt*.?Th* teportcd inaiorities in :hc sev
ctal Districts arc
I lajtus St Martin Oast.)ever aTaehard Ha
gun, (Whig) i o.
II Vrtstide l.andrriW hig) ov.-r Winder. fOon )
1,1!.: 11
HI. Alet. G POM Opp.) over Fpiori, W..ig)
,:*1?not lomplete
1\ Isaac K Mor-.- . Opp | rc-iKjrte.1 TfaHtl
?tl M.nr. ? \\ hi s, >.\ m or vi-rtot c ,tah,
Hoi.. C H?kle.?. DtKKkE. who wai
i esSBSstedbythi 6? rnt Smith ? taheerty Party1 Ut
\ ic -President, declines the hocor
t\> Mrr> FoilleM gives Readings at the
1 ft ir*. fj ? ?? i i'':jfifB'5jr.v.
WlattOaMIC TbD OpfOOitiN jwurnii"
I njt M tf] i..?rf t.-. >pV ' I. J. Farweil,
?;. '\- - Sell Whig (ierefMt, Ml Of h'?
(-? I ton .'. an*| do, 'huiieT+u. his majority 1*
sirs'!. The other State t?:V:o.-r?arr t >p;?oiitio'i,
th** VS hi?: sr. 1 Fre<* S .,: p->rto-s pinning separate
.- n brOUMs
!.'?<> ln*r'.?The ScMOS will !iw an Opp ?
au, n n iiority, berattse half the Senators hjM
u i, alt ^HBt (BBS oi thr-i r>t>p->??;tion. To th ?
JJ. ajsM .' Whig**, ?", Vre-r Softer*, and ;? Opp???
itttotl h*\e been rh .vn, in ! thrr- is orte v i
cr.nry The 5?efiate stands S Whir*-., 1 Free
5. ;!, 1 : Opposition .!omt Ballot. JT WM|
; Free s< 3,19t?; position
0a* I..?The >oie <oj" th** Seite, so far as h?*ard.
e'.arni*?Hni.k 10*971 , No Bank 8,741 Bank DM
jo lit* !.!."> T^e Counties to cornc in witi
i h isdly rod oca this majority
Bj Trlcgrai li to the N'ew-Yurk Tribune.
I ,' ? ? yipa QOjBa, comrr FTanovrr and B'tvtr tit.
Havana!
a?
IsTtaasded Release of Mr. Tbraaher.
CasBIBSIB*, Friday. Nor, 86, MSI.
The brig ?.ulnare has armed at ttiw? port fron
Havana, w ith dates to tie 33 last.
she rei>orts that (Jen. Coin ha. the ("apt i n-'>en
?ttJ of Cuba, had indicated h:s mten Ion of paid vi
|rj| Mr. Thrasher in a few days, gm R hitn ttreaty
dais to settle Ul affairs, and then to ;uit the IslaaJ.
Tims has caused creat rejon in; asMtaj the UMai IB
residents.
I he Qoeem'l birth-Jay (the l'Jth ti.-t.) was cele?
brated with ereat romp The t apttm-Ccncral |< -
an w trie triofs. f
The 11 ulnare tailed in company with the brig
Kn.aia Hushes, fir Baltimore. The brig Metamora
I was to have sailed for New-York on th> IN,aad
i the Br Infralc Main, for Vera ( re./
M IRYLAND.
The Southern Matll.
BaLTIMOBB, Friday. Nov 88 1831.
Vie hat e vo inail to-night South of Mobile. Tne
pat-nrs 11 et ivcd contain iiJthirn.7 of apodalinpOT?
SOUTH CAROLIN \.
??.?
Destrnctiva Fire in Charlestea.
I iiarf: i.ton, Thtir-day, Nov. 27. Is'.l.
A fire broke out this morning on the corner of
King and Qcovge-Sta . which destroyed the foilowing
pRayatlt* J iiiown'l hat and clothing store loss on
lh ck,f9,CfJ0. J. Behuf**! clothing store . loss on
. bailduiK. *5.i'i stock. 81'! .oen. Mrs. Hoguu's mil?
linery. YaieK.ne Hede".? basket and fruit store.
Ii I ? ft. Addison i ( Miner, watch makers, 8800.
I t.c at ac prepi rtj belongs to II. W. Raymond an I
?Aas InsnfSjsJ for 8-'.ceo only. The rosadeaca of Ha?
id i . )*/ * .?? iilso i!r?tro>cd . insured for about
lt.060. John Daly's hat store vTM SOTOd,bot the
stock wm inJjDTOd to the extent of about |tiJ88. The
Charleston Trust and Booth Carolina Coanpaniea
I. it |7,l
-???
8atfht] of che t rev sf the Vireinia.
Ciiabm:- o^, Watd] aadaty, Nov. iii. 1881
Tie atsramer Vanderbili lias arrired with ten of
' i eresr of iho British ship Tirginia, which res
w.ta wrecked on t ape Romain,a few daysaince,
n d a pilot bo..t reoorti tr.e brig Emily outside with
thereiBatfittrtyf the crew, ami the captain au! nil
wife, who wtare ha aa own boat and rescued, 'ihe
' Ytrcmiu had a carco ol coal, .uiJ was bound from
Lirarpool lo tins port.
KENTUCKY.
Htcamcr Baak.
LovtartuB, Friday, Nov 18, 1681.
The steamCI T:mc und Tide, from Laialle, ra>
MBtty funk in Illinois Kirer al Be trdstown B ir
NEW.YORK.
?a
Affairs at I lien.
(TnCA, Wednesday. Noc. 28, 1881,
William Russell, I mercha-.t, and brothar of the
Poetmastttr, died siadnanl) atHamiltoa, Madii mCo.,
laat cienitig.
l ive thousand head of cattle Mrs been pMBO 1 in
tins city for Ike New-York market.
A Committee from tins city iraited on Iki ?of?
? rnor to day, to h ire the sontsnce of OlCUtt com
mat ad to uaspaisostataBf for life
Market?.. .Rrporttj '/'.'?? roew.
< lAAUSTOUf Tliursdat, Nov. 87, 1""?I.
The Cnrnis swm8 BO<oay rearlwiTI ,.'<0o lialen. For
the ,\ctkthcy have befn rt,304 balas, The market
lia> receded to the prices current at the close of the
pee vkma week. I iir lining quoted at 8fc., aad mtd<
dringi.or at 8 e, Ti,r raaaipts of the wesik hara been
I8.4?P- and the stock on hand, exchtaire of that oa
a] Ip Mard, 1> 15 888 bales
CmoiRRi 11, Prid ty, Nov. 2", Ml,
8,1' 6 V.i>r;^ have be< n sold to-day at 81 S8 / $1 0<i
j the nmply baa lacreaaed and prieMare weaker. 800
i bbla. Miss Pom go.d at $Itl9 Sales of Fi.ocr.
kava taken phtca at8r388. Ifoaai is .cry searce
I ami ExcBaisoa tinil SioaTi Excoaaai on Rear-York
I Ma declined tc .a PKmhaaa. Fbbmhti are ua
! ehaagt d.
ir. Lours, Nov. -j*. hlal.
i hot KU- itaady at <o 83 usi Cobb, Mc.a45e.
lor white, and 90c for fallow. We ? ? i iaindsraaaad
Mi aPoBs,|!4g7. kfeaa Barr, 8)18. BacoB-Bades
are dull Btiee. Prime kag laABB.eicta. Whi-kv,
He. CofFBi has aslvaaeod 7,800 Mays itio were
disposed of at s.c. holders a.-kiiig I C.
Hiw Ostiasla, Nov. M 1881.
j Coi rOB has advanced lines the arrival of t!tc At*
Ui tic's news Toa id Is steady. \ rain storm to*
, da] owe a chock npon ousImss geaaraBy.
N'rn1 -(iitLrAx . Not. V>, |88I.
( oi rov was 1rmcr to dav after the rceiptof tha
A/rioal r.cws. Uready3,000beies h.\e beaaaold
Middling at s./ s c s< rab has do lit.cd one quarts r
I fair.t.c. IfoMaaBs i* oootad at cic. PLOvaisun*
aitt red. RioCorrta1 '8JJ88hagahavebaoadtaptsi
ofatOilsiOc. Whisky, 21. l'nmc LaM,inkafS,8e.
Baoob aai PoOK arc ipuet.
HBW<OsSjBab8, Nov. 88, 1851.
L'ottob araa qwtat ta day, tha laiei aaaoontiDg to
1186 bait s Si car wa- a -t:-.e jeaSardaf, with ?
of I^OObbhv at one rju trtcr decline f.?;r :. Mo
11asm 1,18ftMils were sold al StavSlie.?none in
market. Ptoco?81 LMia, good bra?da, *<??'<
8:: oo. Corn declined live ccir^ -16,81 1 . t bels
1 were disposed ?f at 44*74*8. Mr:5- r.>a\ isdul!
*ii :..o$n sTj. Labb declined a half, at w! i
rate ft) bbls. < hanged hands, ke^s i- ?9-. Rio
'. CorrxB advanced, and 2 886 bags were i Id at!
Oc ? stock 68,666. The pMPVi l inarart Li ,! iU la
eoi rcqncnra of anticipated large rec- jis from the
Ohio nvrr W ireai u 'Cioied at 80a lie. 1' gall >n.
RxtmABOBa00 New-Yora- Sight is one half l ? c .it
d i oaal to pagi
PENNS] l-\ Wl \.
The Chrlstlaaa Treason Trials, a .
C?rres;. ndeere of Th* N Y Tr.b ,n?.
rattAM ? 111a. Trjday. \o\ ?> ]???
The I". S. Circuit Court. Judges (iric:
at.d KaM, resumed this uiernuig the trial of CaatMf
ii mnwny, for paslMpatlM in the chr.su.on Raat.
The in prcs-ioi: has g^iif ajro ul thtt thi prtaOMI
H a MtfbSB of the S<m icty of I-'ne:. Is. mwi -ntiv.
m:; j ote Uiat fee appeare in Court ;%rr.?\ed in the pa
. uliar drers oi that sect. Thai iaagreal asfatake.
Fe Btay tc a m mbrr of tha: n upm : this inijy of our
cit;7c^.=, but so far a- lus extern il o^earanr; a ar
laiits an lu'ereuce, we -iiould viy dkBl he ? not a
mrnitx r.
He i.-diesaed :n a full suit of raahhmabsS t^la?'<
clothes, with black ?lk neKk-lia::d?.ercuiei. aad Stan
dSageaBar. His i'emeauor u?-<:.i> v. s,
sraaara pievivnsiy descra.t.d it raapoetfulandro
strved.
A grtatir ituii. ?esT ?>{ Ladfc wer- in itHiiflanta
thaaob any prtvious dar. out the ta.i.e absence of
,..:?.-(u jaopic was viui'ie.
Ihe D un-Rci*n ruidtnseb crasrda d, Msd ? ??rv ?;eu-i*
It ail set'.herrto throared nah sjin.>ua but di-a--t> ante?)
l^r us Not?ulutaadji/ tha, the nt-w* p< rfeet ->'r :er and
i,i-oi>iiias v.as mansicstcd t>r t ie i-r wj Jaase*Co*rd?a
1.1 1 im a*'*r ( ouaij, the jnro,- srbo was eh ? .-. ea ft : ?'
to>-? l. -'.l t i-? . rn. was a I. i .sw.,r>.
The rams **>ttj llaaaasrajr stand aa f j?ows h.. srtE*
l-,.tt. Jamea M llvt-Sias, larr?s Wilson, lefaa lua
?| !.-.a.a? C?*l. .1.. S..| .t -ii X -wtasa. f. r. r M-t ! s>
than w .-unwiisLt. Ri.ls.r-. Snath. I..- ra.i~ *\ij"?l W. K
Sa?!!' r Jan r. Ci'v.dm.
Arter tLe junri wrre s*nted. Distm t A'irnfy Jo ha ?T,
A shew ad ? peat d the case fsa the Gnemir.^at M rrr c.
I?atth,set;ic<f>:th ?hat the psawaesstssaexpecttsi teva
Jr.- -i-i .trea?.* a.-i.t ? U-c I i .'-.i Sta-^. i. ' ?.?
A' It"' i-i'i.rli.ij.-n > i Lljtre t Att.irnef AsirneMu ? - a
i.'s irro I. A?hrr.ra<f. sww].. ar.;s?-ami sa:.l he w .-> reed
it.e mtati'es -I Ihr I .8 ('treat t ..??? ff IBM ta Rttl, lo
sliiwthatK D ItfraI.am i\ as ?n;-?,nt#sl a C"?iu.-s oner
,1 thil (--urt on U.-t ]tti. bv Jadre Rin : . . AHowit
/. l>. /nor*4?*s.-?-'i-n?I i- r.: . ? .- :i:s-t . H >,r
H Kln.e ,C?'D.r.'-?im reail.datBil ii.U March, '.tj ./ d?
Mtsaghaasaa >-tTicrri? extc xr tha laas of tha I n,i*i
fctates . I issued thsar awn s BRBBU, dated '?h 8ept?m er,
? sr -s(v ,i tine f<>r tie a>re.-: oi X.wh Bidr/.
a m latto maa, bolonem* to E<lw itonueh a second i?r
K. !??? ford, a third for J.-lma H.in.nonJ. a ?".artii
tor l.emis llammoad, ail twlnnetir '.t Rear C, ,fs ( a. SB |
llir s, a rraiits beards lh* san.r data
Hraij M. Khaec.Med.
J M. B?aiii-k<d that all tin- fthaaa o? ? rr.uoV.I frxn
a. - t; ii ? ?.?:. s_o :u :.;, ?i , ,i u, ?. j
if
I)i>trwl Altmuer Ashmrad Uen.aod.-d taa: Arr Mr
(..-is ih sh?? 1*1 rrsBBin. is he -uuld tnlr b? a witneae lu
s. i, t iu,iBi,rai BifiUer. hat nu to tu? arjaaoaaaaa at
rl nittaaa Ttu Brajaagraad to.
iito L Athsarad, E*.|., said oa s itiposaj that the swslsa
w u!d ii^lj to witaCBMS -sa both sidet Ha then raila.1 ;ha
? 111 r.ves f.-r the i TO?C<-'Hm n, u J J| r-'..| -l, , i? ,,.
Saaf?(KiJkei. U,e
J -sf Gru-ri. ?!??<? C"^"1'- - -
\ I ? w ?ikI ki" iraa'ed Mr lnoant*??a
?wMWltWlw witba.u.U'iepla-e. MkJ Dee.lh sr??
IlM-jJjtlltf'INUVtk-fMIl
Mated tat. the Mltw-ii ?III -o'>
1 s?.rt IT' :<r if, ifuni'Sli'HMK _._
i . . ,? ted to kaow -nether uwirjMmiflJt
?, Mn,r?,i->? iMl ihemeelv.t now.orw mm to.
.-..??>?.' ?I Is? oi eaed. , ?? - ?? .
I ru', mwIM . ?? - -??tr s?b?-i. ttief? ouU r??4 BBtauetl
Ii M e Hi the i-epe it.
rn ti?ti?o.it i
. - ?. twix?-lam?turv>ferat*llrt..g!it?- ,
n .ia I rmx-.tt'esj to the k ?im of Wm PerBer a..r
. nr.: - J ? Uo a dta th of the POBBt ^thena* ,
' IrsCr::. it. lb s ie the It viuht. 'i.we 1I at d "t? tt?? J
1 nireB a* far at made, the h >?M i> fjkeluyw hl?^
n ?'kfd.it te of-oat LTO feet fem the creek . ia et?tr
rl?n i* e pe-srectivc. (showa.) the one it Ut Carr * ,
b,?ee. ?l?etimi ?-U:iiUBt. !it??n .1 oa the plvaare h? ,
trst aed ?eeoud etofite ?>( Parkers b niie. m vrkiB??? ,
?Vera, T-iedow? ??.<) .lun-i,. they are a .t d'awa ny a, I
cao.era.bitb} ike rnlet of rerspect.ie. tk' rowi ?f 'recj
arc tight, bot I raa'i say that the nm*r of treM Is t
BtcBltaerwwaaf treat; I marke.) a pronitneot .el tie*.
mm I ?Mt. Id to da te, beg dtd ae< moatart it
?mm ex planati ataah ptaee betweoa e ?eaeel aa to tew
this tree ein c ta te placed ? hm' ;t is on the plan 1
Mr Lai lue Mid. II BBaaifgBtsBa'tTTri pla-caliber* -/
V P hi. ?i 3! i ' molf
Mr Lewis remarked, tha. the tt?e stands in the ??* ?ds,
? i/.l isnot n.risrrtd .
JuOe Oner?VI hst harm does the do to ny rxvlr
//'???// Khnf, sworn-l .im tbe ,*r*ej te wh ite true
. .... t aid these ?.,mn'? ? ?re direc ted. ? sh >wn I
proceeded to tern thrae wamste on ihcnnof Scot is-l.
botwoea I aad2 e'deek; I wasto start ..a a'ienJ. ta
Mal rail* to nett Mr. Fdwap! <; rtaea. J >hn A gee,
Theaeaeea Tui'y. Mi Oeraaeh*! uepbe.,. and ?rat ? r I < t
otfeis. i bc . f tin fc ?tu iiatnrd tl rsucli Diefclaeea, ut
p. ar.-e ar.d Kala, n . ?': 'Vt nn-.t '.hem theie . wcet ' ?
w r.t Chester, .ind bin-d ? n hsela to take n eto OaUacaver?
' rille . three hired ei?.t. i burses to an to iVaaia^t. anils .
the waawi areke deae; we weat back started m an tnei
wsjre n. sot to Penniiut<mrilla,aaKteaw saatae tt uaaii i
, ..'??:< ?1 Bin sv i. ? on tie torch, on th* I '
Sc;: Ijst, hetweesj l:* and?, tie Ire* ntar 7ih-s'. ,
I 1 spoke t.. htm ; hs Knew ire . I asked t.ian if his oir
sieper had s?ea two rwrse thieves. Wi'.iistas replied,
"tear honetaiesM haeaheest as saBdaeae/1 Iwaataa
? to the t;?;. anil WilUaaaa fillow.d M fin ? mile or aa
ii .1 a hall; ahea we rot ta the Mit tarata I aaaiaat ? l
fur bur,e th.crrt. he said two we Met MM peraaaJ ?-ere
there tin dav bel.ire: smrted tat the nest tawru. ?;.rre
: tra Mat up aar herata tar Uta aerta; I toid th< hat seoar I
; wsn eJ au hrctki ist ibaat lo'oapck; are *.-re < dledap
about lleclxck.aad aal ?tu- l.ieiikfast; ??< aca:n started
BarUtsOap, aad srheawt arrtrt .1 tlmre stopici at a
taveiD.we saw JoitB Aren and nno'.licr a?te?p in aehvir,
lawise r ra i.nd called hiai wt,ai '? tsked kha where
Mr ?;, !-? rh ? as Acre ?n-.t :-- lud :'-r.- to S ?It'inr? . 1
; ?tnrttd there and t-?.? hti Oamdi .vd reterel alheni
I there i I ras a the smb, aad h * ki d *n win a I i il
h,m isl.nt A ? i b vi m '
I asoaeted 11 I .-. . e t\ ?>::.- \ V> 'he neat day.
I t..'d hiat i.fs- .{ me ??; -a bn ll lag d i?n . he sa d he ?aa
lorn for it, lenrstcdMr 'c-t a :lie ?n;c".ttonof Mr.
Oenaehfbal a t'li. hi ?. . Igen ot cared hiat; i t..'j
Mr. Gersurb. Ateeand 1 ?' wer? futsir hack to Philadal.
I BBaaT; ba laM he tteald ae asd set *mb at Parhataarrilt;
I I wutoco to DoHUiBRtowe lutryatd tee Ajtaa: I -i*
I Aurr. ??: t! th-ei 1.1-il: m.s ?'. v . '. tmt, | toatsjfthe
? an: l.e Arss.a wld bo*, go I k to Chi ttti laa ?:. til t...
Baal ass ; 1 thra ..tarn! hack ai laa* E ' iraai 'i ai Q i
iseln rnle; ?. t. Id trie al ? is r lit. :>e v > .? to i-d aad
I -'s d up. l ten i e h m rule, ia l tra trat 1 ta TJ i.m:
lawataataal Asaa; ha del MtttmeM we weat h trik. t* the
Q i;., and arrive.1 elsuet 1}: we walked frjru I ha 1 ? is .1 sa a
to fjaiietiaaa, aad i rt the d? hetsrate 'he Oip and
Chriataaaa; Au Q ia?eh tola ate thai rii h> lahM; I
uoc'ilt d to Unr: ,u.d we wen'to a li"Us? ? h.eh ? u pa?tted
j out lo m* (it whetS one PI the slaves UTS !
Mi G irsaeh treated dm I ? spat the party. Im? 11 .;.l hm
bb.bb aa aeahl want all the t >roe we iadj wt treat
; rl.:c:s: a i I. !d . Hid tol,. I., i ? e nr.l. t \ rr. on. as .1
WU teat ili> I reak , tre went i n and carne to the h >ase jf
Parker. BraBshtihowabin thtas ij |oad iraagkt;
w i en ?? eaa e ? Kasa ?!?. bi it) ards wa bbm i M at. aau
. on mr down theloa| laae
Astooamhaaaarat he raa i i the haata,aad I iftei
1 hb . hat aaata is Nelsoa. t her. e .a aas i tea I ol a thai
1 dl.i BOS tee . I ?1? told s.i. the last named losh , i mo pit
of bare wore aaroM his laae; I fel arer thata. ar lavaltet
um wa/ aatl I thi other; the hara erera at thi short laae,
al "Ut t'v.imtj vat.ls dis??tM from th. lwna lane . I ?ot op
ai d ran ti> las house. aad tipataua. leavma the aa ir Ofj n ,
. MOttaa Mr llorauehafot there bei.me.
1 went iu and ashed w BO WM *he lain lord, and fold hnn
v hat I eBBtad aad ? ha I was. I taid I wmb Depatj Mus
iadthat 1 had.two warruta tor Kelaon and K.sh .
the. said Beerjea ir.tn wars there j at I ??'Bt .:> ttair?
tl ey noide ainwsat roc-Mth atlunat'isf hadniinvpronjs.
ami a fie l w .ml m tt\ ? as 'hrown do* n , I to.d Mr. K. il ?'
tech ha had hotter n eotatde and talk to them when he
got oat, a pistol e aa tired at Mr OosbbCb.
I sBMI the fitf. as the |BB v as n,.t pnlled 'n the wind, i.v :
iBBBfcaeat a attca of paper, aad told estt >i iit? eeatege
WfakUadle.l met.. to fricliteti tlicni . th", ir tun
Parkrr aske.l .1' I armdd 1*1 him t?iid t.. the ne,l (aHB t "
a ?hite man . I flunk it,, aa DotWel or s ,me *<}? h atme ,
I told bin, 1 would send fei hnn . I told one of my men to
an for hnn . wltadMH he went or a..: I etat tell ; ho
tturted.
In the in. ai ? no.-, R!r HaaBBwai BBSMb] oaahlMMj
htr,OontlCh aakid me *o a,k hnn to a'nttt us, M we funad
there w?s a lar|ar force la the hoaaa thaa wt ttpaeted; I
weLt to Mr llauimwav. who was stfitir ..n a s,.rrel horse ,
I saul eood ?lornitie . he gare SM BO answer; I asked linn
w h.ee ne lived, ha said it \, ,k aoMof an baaheeM.
I handed him my papers aad he read them te a; I told
hnn I wat a Deputy Ma'shil. and watr. it to arrest ibe
hlaeka aaatad; some tea ?r t ?eniy Mgreat were 'h ie
with (aaa; after ha loakad at at srarraBt he aaid ?taeol?
hied je? .?? hail a light to detend IhoaUelTI i, all'! lie
would have n. tl.ina to .!.. I. usisting BM W ar .???
tllCln ; 1 told kba bbs t I he law ai C'Utrret *>.? I rrf.is.il
P. aar ist
I'hoi. aagroca wart anted w/h put,ae thN,dobs,or
tonsetaiag else, HaBaawayl8c*tttaB)l -.ae or ta tattasta
hail aethms Tttin them; the aofiBM wan loadhar; aboit
fifteen of tfcem eaine fit at a/ti r >fr Haaaaway i aa Indian
necrn, da 1 call inm, had a rt, .dver and a seytne . the in nil
ho..) caste the same way ss Mr Hann iway.
while i was tvaaiat;with Mr ffanai ly, Mr I ?? ? is
eai.p. wh.. I sisike toa? 1 had aaao tia HaaaaiTBy'; I
thawed htm il.e warrants. l.e t toh the i and read eaa, iad
u utaed it t? MaBBBwej ,who also toad it. Lewta s.ni i h id
better clear out, or tl.er. Id hehlood tbaayaa the ne
greM had a light la deaiad lheataareee,aad I eoald make
a i irn ttatheti
I saw a laiL't autaheTofother tieitr'.et .? iraiBg toward us;
i then I cgan to bra Lew it and Haawa;. to stop th,. n-'groeg
Irtan linna on aa, tad I a aid withdraw iBy mea; I ? 1
ate. tad t.ui?. II inua'.. If re mm. .1 Ins It ir?" a BeOrtdhBaaoa
np the laue, ami laid nmel :.iiir' I i 'h negi ?es, a aaa they
Save v shout Bad nred
I taw th? tawwd ot MgTMl ffo I eoBM np. and we e
nl.I to lire, ?liea I |Tf(iril m'e a C .rn Hol 1 , tu a <r I i|
Umb Bred; [ waai aerate the held, sat sea Di Pleree;
l in.t -av. Dtckeisaa Gortuch i .nun.1 rlnrra Itft laae.
wi.uo.'e.i, I w. nt te I.,in mid led a.in toattojap
I aaw Mr. Lews! nn.i a I ? ? ot dhrfaa^t eeT,aad
I alle.l to the Bn to OOSM I te'. he ?h | ik Ins lie.vl hut did
not si.p. goa't bbow whan Lewis weajtlai lL.vtt.i*
on old bi'-h . \. !i in ! inked ..liere I i old act a doctor;
hepeaahM toward Peaaiagt avUle; Iraeuwaized aha m
. i e o; llie last at th; h 'Us" , I u-vt I iw a wUi'e BUM i iai
irg op the laae urn a hoiM which appeared t>be hard
rirrrea; I n .i to him ywa an eaa ol the ia.cn ?im ha,?
bei ti giv ne laroraiaUosi, he meed nti. I tratehed Lewtj
il Ir v ?? .1 ..,w ' .y i ?., ?!? i.ri, I ' ent
over to htm und ,.i w Mat nteet anothar I ay
I MkeO for a doeter, aad I bey paiatod t. w?r.i Ptnnna
'op,ill. . BI tin" I.m* a man I amo in siflit o Ii mb ne I. iys
called the gs|0iie; I a.?k..l hnn if ha could tell where I
eoald get a wagon hi mid m; i did **>? kaoa .Mr Gar*
taeh wm wooadea thee,
i started '. mrardaPi aaaaaaaBeillo, nod atet one oi my owu
. ? u. w ho e is '. o'lDde.l, ai.d Cia. , .1- i t.e.l tiu ? ; I led ol.n
to a layen, and got him some rsfti thaa tats; I aaa a maa
111 re with ? v. agt a, wkoaslhin 11 >r ? dauar t? ako aa
to Pcar-iogtoavdle; he took "he .:,.liar, hut atnttrartj
gaT it bacfc, am! Huo ha dob] i not a
i led the wouaded man to Peantagtoaville, when he ru
vi,ei! a intle i uwered $iaUecata thata wbb woiihtgo
rwer aad briai the bod] of Mr. a rs nhw who, f wm told,
WMdead: Uuy wtat, h 11 staid behind; they briaghtth?
hl >. und halt m itque-t
I in? st. .i.,i!e both t" Mantaau; I thaa hi ird tint
tWO hi u.t- weir ; .ntlie is w..uudej. I SOBB 'in ' I .r
tl.rin.but ooaid an'. Had them their nimea wera Nelaaa
at u Hatchings.
AMI wtr.t I ii < t Mr IVar.-r . oBMauaghack i met a
SBBg ? B Who told BU ?] ts 0 friends ' . re a it", as they
MdtakoB breakfast with him; 1 th.nl. there were at th*
t.it.e el the attach ltc ui;r.^s present, arroe '.
At the tin.e of tbe tiring. i sto'd a Latte op the lataa Una,
toti.at I eoald au im b? the emaU eaa: I ..i? ahwatli
le t troui tin Ue.,' lane? the plaa wm here shown him,
iPOa whicMie n arked his jainti oij?a', the time I go' in'o
tl.e BetrBsBOM, llwwib| wag ale.nt forty til yardt .'i.
tooaJaa ta.aearer tbe ereak- Llooked al Hanatwsy. aad
r. i ogah'd him m tl.e [4>rs..n he .?,w_h'i.! bo doubt of it j
II? a Ins l.oise. iuokingat tbe ii vise, several B*>
? s ;a?ed hi.a. au.l weBI - tl.e lields , one ha I a
lUteyecLl r,.-..t by hit Borat; ha . iad. no attempt
".^ -t i taem I antra he ???eu: thii .1 s-.an, ? a*a,-. he tad
UBBtPaiag :.. las aegi . ... i ...w t..m . wha .. 1 dtJ not
:.. ar.
irwaatl ei,.:.?oi th. iBMBBMM. "hi is only adeps'y,"
andtlicBfired(Haenav ays pomULo4>outU do .tonthe plau)
? tl.e .jaili. ni.ein the iJUflam lainig tlin-hu-t Ii I SI :
"'?'"I.e, lioUi?ej Mr L< v:?. ,, ,,;.i tn.v -ired.
a~il ??s iL. al I ieet ..IT.
Pa:' N?. I nre.1 ? ni n ItO tt twa after par*/ So. 1 ; fhev
ma ? ht at iieee 1 atixsl. th. c ru I s.j poied savad me;
?'1 ? tat setthebMi rreaitae eenrJeld; ididtutte?
ilr I. i o r?. eh killed . 1 u? . ?t s?? him from ib tune ?e
?i Bttethe l,e.,.e until 1 iaw i nn MChrtstiaaa acerrwe
Qaeatioa !.?? Jndjf Orrr-vv hen jou firse.j waiMybudy
1. It
A. iwer- Rt 4,r [ .,rfj my pi-tolkntbe air t?i fn.b'en
them whir Inn.t Ii. ni*,i. i; ,r?u, h ia tut lane, he wu
w.,ut.:cd ;n th. arm aid bod-., and wat bleedimroit of
t!ie BUWda vtr ni en [plan BMWB this tree u
*?'?''' tee I ???' him acr tu tae roa.1 oe ilie n..ti!i -. i
II .? rea?..n 1 ai! .1 north ;t her bbm it w?t aorta ot ma i
I do n.t kanaa Ntrsh ir ? i .u'h I bora . .t was tow?rdt
[be wwo t iappeared tt he tha tVtattaMas] whaal
tpoKc H innaway. I tola hin abaul the law 11 e?.
au'in r or ai el'.B i tv; e-I .ve waa >! Ngt l.ne, < It.'J Ut
tbe alare. aaa 1 jrart* ibbjii in naiatal
Haaaaway taal it did not r.->re for to, act of C mrrsM or
u ; ? r : i>v . tiot wa? hi er ne n , j rt 11 tao ? ^rrairt I
ia . D.eteri? u Lome ii and Dr pe.r.e fo.nr the ? . I -
w .,? a* Mr. Hansa" - , t..en 1 i it f i.c.ertou'!./ ihe '.? -e ?
they weie pnrtue.1 In i large namhero| tbe i ttori I pen
I.? v p.h ^.... ,8tl at hot wBaaaasB.
1 law 51r. 'oiLot 'logaai h '.ry ??? cm' '.ehm.! Ihe hofM or
or. h m. to aave BSStaOU.m ? iEelh.ua. Haaaaway sat on h a
y< i*e. and waa in a tr^t oi r a, as be wm going pretty fast:
I ruet Joali'ie i.oitiieb bet a eeu tue mill end Penaingtou
vii:e. bum MB mile tuoal a half from tbe aceae of action
t* wm tat t r *.aii ly <>n the heed, and was But iu his ri?it
'? I to.? aun to Pcaain-'tonvilie.
whea Mssaaswaa ;. st fame tip te the lira, there was ao
?ot .t^ec but the In.'ian aegro, when the o'deraerro? s
came er, tb? loaded their ?uns ? bia presence . I h. ar I
no'hinr it' i- h ?ise i'til I ge' to tha hart ; I stw H laraa
wnythe ? , ,t nnwaw.' ?Oer the aMarr at ti.e ho te ,,? v|r
aMtn.aaWBg| Uun; I bad no talk *ithium
t?aw bun t.-a n oa the day of the BftWU i'. Christ vna?
in her on tie l?h or IWi, aoruehaly had told lum tin: aa
..res- wa> ;o h* made, they <???,? over and rave tn- ..
atlves vp : I taal as aooii aa 1 saw Haina va- tnd 1 -.vie
that Tiey were two of the men , tm*y did not deny it hat
wan'ed to argue with mt. '
?j Mr r-.rs.r-l cant tell how fir B aerChoist was
rroin Parke- - ht.'ise. about the eig'atb ..r utteaatU of a
Hj Mr Brea'.-Our ruule Itfl as ttben ne rvnn'.ed out ?he
bj ' ?e . I .i . * tbe namet..| Nelaoa and Joan from the old
ii- *jrf?...L tl.ey vtw ..rer the fen. e ^nd though tiit
tartiard, I board ?everai Lora? blow, aad guna luadinr m
U.et. u>e -ue h?r? from the bouse .r.4 i .-.Hers from
? ? l jbte , h. od around.
nail MtuiiMd by Tkad Steretia?I h?,e been ea.m
I S*".1"1** ? I 'bmk I mentioned tha name of tbe
niark I chased before, at Cbruuana . cant Mr ?suis
m. depteitiin.
. '>r" '?^o^Ij.oU Peaa St. t*v, . la Pbrla
I ? ? -'Bank off.?.?. O (linrdMvnk
"ii8 1 -r 'tl. i?t, ?Mac Uk, r. ,>/ tie's s^Mrj'
B R M] IS Btsaf ud Meei. H-. I Bs*?.
?* end Soars*-- |l COD rcwnsvtvat it 4?. **t . IM ?? ???,
sc? B?i?s "?}.$! OSC C, Ka.lr ad f,s t,,. ,e?, tt*?j?
l'?tDi>> Ivaeta ba. I? . 3M Retdtag Hailr??4. ?J tijZ
riHMtarli? aa1. lie 1?, V\'?>, , J Feaaaylrti?
tt*d:oad.tO| ?"
THE -< 11001, CAIajUUTV.
CONCLUSION OF THE INQUEST.
CUAJtOE of illbgality IN SWEAKJl,
(Si thk J\ 9A
t tistrgr of Jueiirr II i? .' I. > I
VERDIC T OF THE JURY
At ?'? oikck yestorJiy itfteriieyoa, im
Jt:ry again aa.*tnibltd in Judge Mew as Co-art Roaaa,
at the Greenwich av. Poir e leaBjssn, end at aViat
half-past :i. acting Coroner, Mr. Juit ee I. ><
seil Alderman Ball took tLeir seats upus the heneh
The Secretary of the :i. ;uest called oVer tBt,
rallies ol the Jury, aud all the gentlemen autwered
Judge Meech.one of the jurors,?aid thu before
the Cuiooer commenced IM pnxeed.ngs, he *o,,|
i ail hi.- attention :o an error iu tae euipti.ueiuig ?
the Jurv. BBMf in the summoning of tue jurysaeax
winch lie thought ? as sui?cicet to cause the syajaBj
ol tlicir ntocajsjsjiB|l BBBatM c?iniinea<eraeatto6?
uii<oi.*tituiionai and opposed to la*. In the ?es
Ol the Legislature of IM7, it was prorided that aat
less tb .n mm iron llenbl be a a. ?, asr
mom 1Mb bitten, and *?> there had ? t.. >n
?amis kUBHBM M i .ceo "worn, lie thought it wastis*
Icssttieir prin t cmg furt.'ier, a* they wert-iaet<j.
from the < omni? ncen im IIa lud coui.aiuaioitei
with the c;nk of the i orp >r..t: .a Counsel on u,
subject, .u d fitMntMl , i artel he was >ue?.iatdn
his opinion.
The (i rc-nor dad net tBink that ;: would nuke aar
dillereii.e, ia toe pablic were well a quatniod weh
the facts,and tue pexweesUngs had boon ic-alaitf
conducted Wita the lb Jurors fioin IM commeaac
tuei.t. . .
Juoge Meech thought that the error w as fatal, be
cuti-e the law upontne point ? is poMtive. S' ppov
bag that a IBM NM t aelorr a Grand Jury, and inert
were M on um n I worn, the la -t of lb it M uaer ag.
ting when were inoukl r>c only 33. wojid be fatal.
'I he I'OtOBtr tloto'-i t!i t it would not nttenert
with the result 11 n < piesenl sSe.attMpomngM
iltit.t oftbat Juty wcie Liilrtcnt frointae powersof a
Grand Jury. ii? shoula pfonotMBi thepseceeaaaafi
legal a* far a- he rould iu ge.
Judge Mec
triet Attornsry vra 1:1 the buttding an,'hr th >ugat u
would be well to consult bias npna tM poiat. If the
case lia-: oc,\iit d m h:> oa- -our?, he ?hould hart
cooaaiiered .t a ihmi?rror
TM Coroner Ba*d that if the Court was trying a
eaaebatweenUndtofdaad tenant,il would be dif
terent, or il the eaae araa one wbteh wosUd ba hseiy
to go oel-ore tM Oral 1 Jury, but aa it was net hMlj
nnv pro.. c hi gi wi uld t the placs after the verdict,
?no fading of the Jury, be thought 11 would not
interfere to 10i a-mo the action ?>t the coroners
t ourt .
judge Meech araa of a diltevaat opinion he dal
not think th< y ?1 re acting sei ??rding M law.
TM < oroni r ~.o.i in a civil suit the ease woald be
different. 11 the Jur> irould noe taur stteaiiM
IMe would co through w.tli the iBBISSl
Judge Maceb only ariahad la snow the Jurr ia
wh.ii poettion tM) srera placed,aa beooaaaaaaadst
ncccasaty they ah aid know. It the? m reusing a
ca>c of murder, and then rt rdiet m al 1 pereoa oe
fera another lubiin.il, he tiiou^ht the ia?ilioa in
wbiih 1 My were paaead bj havtag anaaoaaaad Ja
rors would be latal to the ease, and llu n verdict
illegal.
The Coronet observed that the) were not trying s
ease Of murder, and if they would proceed, all
would be mlit.
Judge Bleach Said if the Coroner would lead the
law, he would bud Cut what tie stated ?;e correct.
The Coroner laid ?hat the Jury must take the la*
from the ? ourt.
Judge kfeechsaid the < oroner did not kaeww
law on that aubjl Ot, or lie would not hate sworn aa
excess ot Jur\ men
TM Coroner said that he had sworn ia tM Jary,
and proceeded with tM inquiry with it, and theiaa
lad never bean called lato qoaethM. it would aot
affect the decision
Judge Meech said it was fatal to the proceedings
in am part el the inquiry, wherever use objacttat
araa made. HetMntead the i ?w from the acts of
tho Meaton of im7, as loltowi
> HAP i iK i
An Act to ledacetheaaswaws "i Juran t<> i^n'.?1
aad swum > Cu'.uisis Pasees] Ai>n. .'i,ihi7
nil 1 i>plr oi Ihr st,ilt t) rVss* Ymh, r'fiti ntU is
I St'tatt unit 44*S*she>>dl mai t ot IbfJaM
SB' I tVbeai v?r aov Coroner shall i<-r.'i?? notice that
any I crson has tierii slaiu, or has snd.lenl) ihed, ur has
I l? ?Q c.u.eo ?!-lv wiMiLdcl, St lias I" on l'.eiud dead oaJsr
] on h rirruiiistaii' n as to rruiure an ia<iousiti.>?>. it shall be
; tlie duty ui sueli l oinuei to k? to tin- (ilure whore swh
. 1 1 11 ?.?!:?!! ???. .nid lurthwo'li t" siiiiimoii But less lhaa ?
nor iiiurf lli:in I i i'flr>"bs, i|Ualitird t'T law tu serve as J i
! ran assd aiat eaesapt fros* sswh aarvsee, to np,i??r twfjre
j eweh Conwei brtlisriih at soak pwee as he simii apr <si,
t? asakeiaqasaittoa eeaearntag sack dra'h and weaaahagi
si.' 1. Iv besserer sis et asoreof th? iur us shall aji^rsr.
they shuil li?i bwotb "1 tlio iiitnie r |>resBa
sectionef article let, tills rtn uf ebaptai Id, chat
tin Revised Statutes.
Thal Mthought Ihowed suflii ientlyth.it llu-y wen
in error. Would tM Coroner read tM la* '
The i orom r observed that they had been in error
eight or Bins da) a, and they would be in error to the
end. They Would now mo OB with the impair).
The follow mg i the correapondeace winch pused
Mtween Judge Match and the Corporatasn Caan
sei. Mr. Henry E Darlea, and which itmproduced
in Court, bill not r< ad to the lag)
Ml r-Tstl, If or J?, llil
Hi siiv B. Da i is . Eeq? Corp* .- ?nsel
Iknr Sir- I duel, un au exainni .Ii n of thr laws beaiia^
uiHin the BBbfecl ot Curoaera m i Coeoaera' Jurita, sad the
mode of sunini inini; and em, a'inclinn sie h Junes, that by
the law s "i IHI7, it is the duty of theCereaer, in eassa uf
death by ai t iileu1 >ir ultierw.-e, tu sinuiii'in not lest than
nine nor aims than * ft era Jarnrs, of ?.'ein n>t lets than su
shall coast In He-Jury
rke Ct roner's Jwy aow htvavtlotaag the BuBfeet of the
late ncen.'ent, it I?n enwi. h ai St huol, non* *<s of tittcea
Jarora I un ul Ike aptaioa that all the ? ? <?? i'nc? teweea
that Jar) ire Bstawaad safarasal
As one "f ihn Jurors, may I ask .oui oimnou U|>?u the
siit' et t oi this irregularity.
Retpe, tH.lly, your oh'l serv't , Wm. B. MKB< ii.
New-VotiK, Nor. ra, isii.
Wm H MancN,Eat) ?Deer Btr VoaraaasanaaBsabai
aildiested le Hie Conn-el to rhe CovtMnBin*,la refereaee
u> the regalarl] ai ihe prtoaadiBge el Iba Cereaee*! Jary,
now in seaekai, Nsqaii ngnttotheeeaaea ta whu hthelaw
ihsestet at s, ii.hpI No. v>, Oieansneh-av u lels*aaai>
bated, is duiv leeeired Iu tbe absetwe of Mr Danes
! Cil .thedatfoieiaaiaiBB"'e<iueatii?isubnnitad
is devolved upon Bse,
It is a sera' t vi iti n in my nniel nhather. under the
P'aaeatntgaaizatioa i tie La? Da iartinaal,it isthedaty
el tho Oaaaaal to the Cetyataakai to pass any opinion ui*<>a
the lalul tv of the arts of ollh ers aotetrietfy aeung as cor
teeaVeri sat ark lerne 'heir a ithwtty from geaaral
lav * of the State , and I sbouM be unwilling, with osy pre
?eat IDfepreseSS*atte a>sume the res[iiin?ll>ility of BBSBBa)
ar.v ofTicial ? rnnraina'stion on the subject.
Bot ae you have ia a verbal communication e?;e?sieli
? * * -1 e th t I sho'dd furnish you ? th my owa news online
tobiect, I willhr. v -'?teiiie lesultof a very his!) es
raseatli n that I have been aole to bestow unon It
By the sei ef Um Leglslalere et Aiail.'i c i..*?'?(
IS47, ? hap is.' reiene.i to m .our eas*asa*aawtss*f aba
Corot* r i > letjfldrt d la swnasea not l??s than tum nor soi'
i sadfteea araraagenaanaaat bei? m i. ,n You state
that BieiMB lurors STB empanin.led on the m.e.eat alluded
to And tt.e i; i.iStSJB tnbm.tt? d ?. vviiether the eicess
bej ad tM atatvte anailiei of leren has not lavalstf ued
!. i Stoeeedlaga of the mtjuixit. There rau heoofouM
bat that an.ririntlarity haa i?i r ?mmitted ia Mpaaaebaff
bm re lhaa th* aaiahti fisod t ? law. b a it is a most ??nu n
mswtlaa hew fat 'hat irrecnantj inva ula'es the aetsef
tne Jae).
it saol iieie-??ry t/i it I should a- rTtsia trfcal would
I., li e It .? li , t!. . t .,i , . eolict 1 .end '.> tBe present Jury.
fuT lltSguesticat uadet eaaisideraiioa involtee manly the
rslatumj asssUaa between the J oy ?ad the u-utg Cue itier,
and the letal auth.ait, ef lite latter ovef the former
It is ijuita olear to my maul that uf a Jur> of si itaea id <f
'? r. i wpeaSkStaat, theie is oi, limit to thenuinl?-r that faa/ tt>
letuily em; ..oa< let! And shonld sue a a eoostrurtioa of
the statine pre,at!.itls imp-isaiMe to runs dar tae evils
th d ? ? at aaeaa It WOtlld ia that I ase ha ia tbe power oi
the Cor? oer to defeat the objects of i Corouer's lauuest,
by svnni oiiiog great avatbetB who vsnald tn likely tob?
iiitluencett br personal or local prej'idsees, aad to act with*
ont ti.it solemnity aud seas* of j ers-inal resreinsibihty
tnatousli' alwajs to at'.e h ?o the eii-rmsi ol lheimp>rv
at ' fui.i 1 i f the ( or.it.er's J ,ry. Sueh a , mstrnr'aaa
wnald lead to o'ber aloues arte, tin-* the public treasury as
aenoiisl) s* the adinyiislration oi ernuinal juaare.
UnJ, ? en.t'-iit of any letjal dce.aiona ujejo the siibject I
iv S a dt) .0 eomia? to the > lailasexi that
th* aaaeet was sVea*0i i ats*MaMa; but it appears inite
i it ut (iota an swan aatsoa oi the aathetitsaa that ?ach ?
aga ? .ion. The hadmc of a Oorouei's
July is r.ijiavalent tu an inda tnient of a Gland Jury, (See
CL.ttr Cum. Law, vol 1st, ] p US ami lo3.) and It has
? i hi : by ;. : ,e.4 i to a i. tfisn i ?? a I.oid Maas
taw ?eatacaIsargeraaasherof Ora*dJaressakaa
ll wed by iaw. was a ?r sa irre<ulaiit> (See Id
Burrelli K . 10 8'J; also Ch tt. s Cn.n U*. 1*1 Is*. P?
tit MM 111) It nas been hekl tliat a (iraud Jary.roasti
tn'cd in an;, other unaner than pre?' ribe?l hy law, is with
oet legal eitect. (gee State is. William, > Porter, IU;
mate vi Itroas, i Allen, ll, and alike r le ua
dsaMaaTy pteraiss ae to Cetssaera Jar we.
Un presi nt irres'ii.riiy has at ihe v- ry fouadation ?f
the procetduigs and aiTee'* their legal a.thailr Toe
tat sent mry it would seem has a it been suan-uoned tt '?'
,.ar e., ,i ,i, use inuBLer prsssertSed l>v la.s , and it is not U
be h\ p sed that the statute Sxed a limit to the amibtraf
jurues. and at Ihe same time cave to the Coroner thr powt*
t as, ? csiae with that Inaita iau wheusrarhe might deess
it 11; eshsat so to do
lUebMwoald lave had, had it wea ierally summeaad
ami eu.psni el?u and that the evil cannot be cured eieefst
by etnpaaaehng a new Jurv accotdiac 11 the provm tos ?I
Ii.. S aU'f A. J VlLUSS
Here the t on venation ended and the ( oroner laid
that tie would call Mtsi Htegius. asaome feeling was
n ael out>h'e with regard to the letter he bad
received] from Mr. Moore, imputing blame to the
Siemen this letter had been published hy one of the
Bfl -si a. aid remark! had Mm made by *oiw?? aflf
tn : of the nre?> with regard to the firemen, whrh
he thought were uncalled for by the circumstances
be i ,,d i tauiined Mi's Kholer, who was a teacher
u the same room, and ahe did aot lay any bltme to
?be firt.rr?n, and ihn M thought was aufHcient he
bad pmioUBT] bee- of orakaloa that it was atne-ese

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