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$4,000 800
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Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass IL, for lei8, 70 be
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Steer.
ne Will not boast! Allow us TO say,
hrRLEr sells prizes every day.
CREEK OFFICE TRIUMPHANT!
.SLEf sold a snug prize Of $500 on the
.saa'. Here is The drawing:
aS'os Of New Jersey Louery, Glass 80:
: % so 26 6s 36 "a % 80 20 l3.
faid ty HuRI.EY
fSi's NJ SUSSEX Co., Extra, 81, April Is:
i2S2 ! 10 9 IS % IS is so is 80.
'es;.os. ! 10 IS, a prize OF $50, and half
.1lo 10, both sold and paid in the above
Ivy HURLEY.
ing Of Leesburg Lottery, Class Is, drawn
49,. in Alexandria:
% 81 70 81 IS l 81 So 70 II IL.
foay-Stale Lottery draws at Alexandria.
F:s; $4,000, 5000, 5000, 2200, 10 prizes OF
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tickets IS; halves , 50; quarter. | 25.-
lose a, 5 o'clock-drawing received al, 7.
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draws al Alexandria. Is drawn Nos. in
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NayTON GRAPE SHAWLS.-We have
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his. plain and white embroidered, also, in
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nv the Magnetic Telegraph.
Correspondence OF the Enquirer.

WASHINGTON, MONDAY, APRIL III. M.
u. S. SENATE.
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LOAN FUND LIFE INSU-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-11
The Washington slave Case.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

correspondence " lut lAAHuAf.
WASHINGTON Wednesday Aug o.
The Jury in the second case against Drayton,
hare maipfaaed hs reputation OF the District by finding
second verdict OF guilty. This Jury with the iormer
one was divided three for acquiita TO nine for convc
ton 50 they stood when the Court adjourned last
night Word was sent down that there was no
prospect of agreement but in the of the night
the three advocates for truth and decency were whip
ped in and consented 20 verdict Of guilty That yer.
diet must ever be sustained The laS the subject Of
larceny as laid down by the Judge in total con.
tradctOn every book snd every on the subject
and upon the exceptions taken TO his nndng m this
case he will be presented before the legal world-ior
this case will be discussed wherever the common law
Il knOwn-n no envable attitude. He will be present
ed as a man Who out Of his love and admiration Of
Slavery. willing to reverse the law and overthrow
principles established in all Common Law Courts known
IN Europe America, By uninterrupted practice OF
centuries Indeed. Il Is the opinion of some legal gen
temen here, that this ruling will furnish grounds for
the impeachment Of the Judge as cgincng either cor
rupton his part such total ignorance and disre
gard Of the simplest and best settled principles OF the
law A. show him totally unfit FOR the Office.
One thing il certain. These verdcts, and the ruling
of the Judge on which they were found viii 90 great
20 precpifae the abolition OF Slavery IN this Dis
trict Il i impossible that the people OF the United
states should consent 20 longer continuance at the
seat Of Government of an institution which so intuf noes
and corrupts the people, that mObs perambuate the
alleged offence but pull down the printing Offices
and burn the houses OF all those whom the mob may
suspect Of sympsthng with those prisoners; and which
corrup's and influences the of criminal justice
hat the District Attorney il sustained by II IN prac'
tee which that same Court pr0nOunces wrong and bad,
Oi finding vexatious and Inconsistent multiplicity OF
indictments for the act while the Court itself
lays down law, doctrines inconsistent with the
best established principles a. they sbhorrent to hu
manly.
The Court this very morning has committed another
the rights OF dayton, by refusing 10
obge the District Attorney 10 60 10 trial on the re-
naming l03 indictments against him Notwithstanding
the provision OF the Constitution securing 10 every
person speedy trial and the uniform practice OF tn
Court try every prisoner in Jail at The first term, and
previous reu-al by this very Court OF cOntinuanc,
which the prisoner had moved for, leave il now given
10 the District Attorney delay the remaining trials
.ong he please Here il additional ground for Al
impeachment and In fhe next Congress. If not in this
men III Is 10 be hoped) Will be found who will take
measures for Kidding the Bench Of such an incum-
trance and the District Itself OF such source OF cor
rupuon.
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From Porto Rico.

We have received files OF the ~. Lucia Palla-
dunn up the 9Th ult We md no local news OF inter
est but the paper Of the th has translation OF Pro
camation Of the Count de- Reuss Captain Of the
Island in which under the pretex Of the critical state
Of the times he DEGREES the following strocious orders
That should any individual OF the African Race
whether free slave take mp any weapon against WHIT
persOBs-th0ush prOr0ksd 80 70 do-he snail, II
slave be SHOT DEAD and II free. have his RICH, hand
cut oil by the common executioneri out II tue WINE
rounded then the free shall also be sHor DEAD
That should any individual OF the African kace' ire
Or slave insuli oy word action as by threatening vii
sticks throwing OF stones OfhGse offend any wnite
person. he shall il slave. be condemned 70 I'VE years
Imprisonment and If free, be punished IN penalty cor
responding 10 the offence committed
That owners of slaves authorized by TINS proca
nation punish and astse minor offences committed
hy their slaves and public officer nor any authority
sha have light 10 inquire into the As the author
ry reefs solely with 0he Count de Reuse II neces
ssy decide on the conduct Of any owner toward his
slave.
That if sny slave (Which q not expected should re-
bel against his master employer tue latter i allowed
XII the offender the spot in order To prevent oy
such prompt action, others from rising
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-11

A pAISFrL DIsAPPOlNTMENT.-lti IS known that
son of Mr. Burt of this city four years old has been
missing over two years the parents have always be
,eved that the child taken away by Circus com
psny Mr. Burt received information lew wee ks since
mar led him 70 believe that his with Circus
company in Western Pennsylvania. whittier he went in
pursuit He found the company near Bedford Pa but
the boy (hough obtained al near Schenectady. and
nj the same age not his and he sent Telegraph
a,snateh from Bedford 70 his wife, saying. Not our
chiId-will be home by Wednesday" But the Tee-
graph note. as received by Mrs reads Met our
children | will be home by wednesday The
mother supposing her lost child had been found. com
nunicated the intelligence 10 her friends But this
morning when Mr. B returned these joyful antcips-
ions we're cruelty disappointed. lab. Eve Jour.
" Rev Mr.. CHURCH, Pastor OF the First Bap.
list Church In Rochester has accepted can from the
Bowdon-st Baptist Church o.! Boston.
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ILLINOIS.

BUFFALO, Thursday, Aug. TO-
TVh Di0oi0.--CHIcAoo gives Scammon
tWhig) 232 majority. The County Cook over
balances this, and gives Wentworth Loco) $50
Two years ago it gave Wentworth 800 major
ity.) [Should the rest of the District have done
as well-which is not probable-Scammon is
elected.l
VEA DisTict.-Joe Davies Co. 300 for Baker,
Wing, las before reported via Southern Telegraph. ]
Baker thought to be elected.
vim Disfric.-Menard 70 for Harris, Loco.
sangamon q large majority for Logan, Wing, who
is thought to be elected. Very doubtful. Ed
Tnbl
Ist iDistrtct.-No opposition TO Col. VIM. II
Bissell, Loco.--st. Clair Co. has chosen the Wing
Legislative ticket by $50 majority. [St. Clair is a
strong Loco-Foco County
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Robbers Caught.


On the 18th Of July. Daniel Randall of Oswego,
having received in West Troy $500 10 the bridge
crossing the Mohawk river TO take the going West
lie was there accosted by youngish man who called
himself John Smith. and by various pretences induced
Randall to accompany him TO little woods or grove
By. On the way they up with another young
who appeared TO be stranger to the first and in
toNicated After proceeding short distance into the
grove woods, the two faced upon Randall and de
nanded his money, they would blow his brains out
and were in the oct OF drawing pistols-whereupon
Randall surrendered his S260-snd they thereupon lied
through the woods and wero followed by Randall a
third man joining them the way but all making their
escape a few days after. Randall by direction went
20 certain public house in Troy and upon entering
the bsrroom there sat John Smith, the rObber who i'm
medately made his way into another room and was
not afterward discovered.
On Saturday, the 9Th inst three individuals.
ing the description Of the robbers seen loungine
about the above mentioned bridge and grove. Ac-
cordingly Andrew Morrison police officer of West
Troy made descent upon the gentiemen-where-
upon drew six barreled revolver and threaten
ed 10 shoot the first man who laid hands upon them
and In this they rotreaed about two hundred
yards into the woods but the officers posse hnally
surrounded them-they surrendered. Five of the SIX
barrels of the pistol were heavily loaded and capped
An entire set Of implements for robberes urglaries
and all the othe offences up 10 and including murder
were found upon them such pistol dirk, tools for
turning the key in door from the wrong side by seiz
log hold OF the short end OF the key which upon trial
would unlock any door without the least effort from she
outside when the key in the lock the inside,
pocket book with key in It 10 play the drop game
about 81 SO Ia counterfeit and spurious bank bills
altered and others IN the process OF alteration &c &c
They their John y. Holman, J. la Cl0re
and George smith
Holrnsn was tried and convicted about two years
since in Albany for playing the drop game with man
from Misunderstanding his money from his hand
amounting sbOu, .0)-snd running OF. near the CRY
of Albany. He then went under the name OF VIM
Johnson. They all undoubtedly cid offenders.
La Clore l. man p 81 years Of sge about feet
inches high small black eyes. black curly hair large
sharp nose and thin features, stoops little and Is
rather slim
smith Is about the size and age, has gray eyes
hair ht,le sandy about the face. but dark and long
upon the head--both black frock coats, black
pants, Vests sud halls.
Holman. alias Johnson appears about the same age
about feet or inches high round face, large hazel
eyes brown hair short whiskers and wthsl extremely
good lookng-sSore a straw bat brown bob coat and
pink shirt bosom\
II any offences hsT~heen committed. and these chaps
10 the vicinity, in all probability they the ones
They can be seen In the Albany jail.
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NEw.YOHK, FRIDAY MORNING. August n. Isas.

balls" so long society fails 70 extnEush pro-ttu
ton profession and encourages by the patronage
and money Of is respectable citizens the cyprian. a.
class 80 long we shall be the last 70 seek 10 deprve
them Of any personal rights and privileges to which
others are entitled. But it would seem to be indspen.
sable that the public should know vherf these wretched
creatures herd with their eulies and fancy men-.o
that if 1t chooses the public Aforesaid may leave them
to themselves and 90. unmolested and uninsulted
about It's business Az the political Editors say when
they have said everything else they think of-rg.
bum sap
Y SLICE XIV. will portray Aao'bfr Iiaf 70
the Eating Houscs' -
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CONTINUATION AT TIA WEST ESD.-A build
ng situated between Byron and Chestnut IS occupied
By Messrs Brown Severance a. storehouse Tor car
rsgss &c was found be nre az about ak o'clock
lsst evening The building was destroyed, bat most Of
the properly thar hid been stored in i was removed
vim ltiIa ar no injury The flames communicated a.
two small wooded DIV ling, situated IN the rear OF m
stable and DESTROYED them They were he property o.
Mr. John Graham and one Of them wa occupied by
Mr. Jane, Power; the other was unoccuPied. o.
hestuut-st block Of houses owned oy Mr.. Graham
vas con -iderahly damaged. There was an insurance
ppon the bidiny. AZ toe Merchants and Mechanics
ices IN the amount OF 5000 The building occu-
pied BIZ Mr. Graham and Mr.. Calvin Hagar. both o.
whom suffered considerable loss from the removal OF
their furniture and the e1ects ~ water ana SMOKE
Mr. C Lizzie and Mr. Charles Merrill also occupants
Of the same block suffered from the disturbance Of
their furniture The fire communicated also 10 the nsc
part OF the block Of dwelints on Byron-st These
were aIso cons dersbly injured and were insured The
houses were occupied By James Bates Rufus q Sever
sucs of the hrrn OF Brown Severance, and Edward
w Wellman. lhoston Jour YIN.
FtRE.-A fire broke ont this morning about halt
past o'clock in the starch Factory Of J. Fingland a.
an. corner OF Broadway and Abigail So. which imme
dicst.v communicated with cling house and pain,
hop adjoining The starch factory was entirely con
.uraed and the other building which belongs 10 Mr.
Shultz was considerably burnt in the Mr. Fling
lands lo.s pretty heavy with out small insurance on
the property. lCineinnan DesPateh- tn
~ vrvFrARD Sound yesterday afternoon
warmed with vessels as bees In hive No less tnsn
900 .choopers and sloops counted AZ time,
the marine observatory connected with this Office.
New Bedford Mercury. 18th
HEAVY FoRGERY-A forgery Of $4,000 Is re-
ported ON the Farmers Branch Of the State Bank At
salem Columhis County, Ohio. The ClsaretaHd Herald
says Ths larger ssaid 70 have come from Welsvils
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-11

" vi. Arago's Lectures on Asfrouomy.-rhs
Lectures OF iris celebrated Philosopher published IN
very neat form with Illustrations ard sold Al the
low price Of 3 cents. The contents as follows;
LECTURE l.. General Laws Of the ksfrsction and Re
lsSo9 o! Light Lenses Telescopes Structure on Eye
II. history OF Astronomy; The sereri signs Of The
III. Aspect Of the Heavens Motions Of the Heavenly
The Fixed Stars
NDis,ance Of the Planets; The sun PHYSICAL Constt
uion Of he sun The Moon Physes Consisugor of the
MOon. - ~
Mercury Physical Constitution ofNen-prx. VEINS
Appearances OF Venus she around r. Pov.
cal Constitution Of rnus Superior Plsnets Mar. PHYS.
ca Constitution OF hsrs be four Teescopic PlAr-,s-)u
40. Ceres. Pallss Snd Ne-ts
VII Jupiter and his Satellites; Physical Constitution OF
Jupiter; >surn bis Ring and hs Satellites, Herschel or
Uranus and bis Sa eies.
Keepers Laws Universal Arrsroa; ofhe Masses Of n.
Planets
Figure Of The Earth; Dimensions Of the Earth Tn.
tarths Motion; Durns Rotation q the Fsrth Annual mo
ZION OF the Earth
\. Inequalities OF 'he Earth add Moon
n. Comets Haeys and Other Comets Physical Con.
siiutOn 0t Comets
nj; Eelipsss Of the Moon; Eclipsss OF Y sun.
NllI..rhe Tides
NV. Determination Of Lat ude snd Longitude
Nv The Atmosphere; OF the Moon IN ths HORIZON, The
Harvest Moon.
VI.rhe Seasons and the Days. The arhs rs,aper..
XVII. The Calendar
Appendix Table O the ConsteI atoms with the uur Ne, Of
sAs IN each As Tar as those OF the sixth magnitude, sum
mary Whit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-11

ASSAULT WITH iSr.Sr TO KILL.-On Sunday
evening last Benjamin r Parrish was returning from
the Baptist Church On the Passyunk road below the
Prison. In company with young lady TO whom he Is
paying attention. they were violently Assaed by gang
Of about twenty men calling themselves "Neckers"-
Mr. Parrish was knocked dowI with a stone after
which they commenced beating him. but were for
tuna,.y interrupted by his cries OF murder bringing
Mr. Young 10 his assistance. who was u short distance
below with his wife, returning from the Church
Several OF his ASSISTANTS being known warrants were
issued for their arrest and Tuesday evening Conssa
b.. Berrimsn captured joseph semon and Thomas Getz
They were taken before Alderman Mckinley who held
them 10 bail In $500 each the offence the
next term of the Court OF Quarter Sessions.
lPhilsd. Ledger. 10th.
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xxxth CONGRESS. First Session
WASHINGTON. Wednesday. August 0.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The following is the opening of the House proceed
ngs of "Wednesday, which failed to reach by Tele
graph in season Tor our Morning Edition Of yesterday
Mr. McCLELLAND offered a resolution at the instance
If Col Riley calling upon the Secretary of War for the
proceedings Of the Court Of Inquiry al Puebla upon the
Pillow case. Adopted
Mr.. ROCKWELL moved suspension OF the rules, TO
enable him to offer Resolution for the House take
up on Friday the Senate's bill Private Claims. -
Negatved by IS Yeas to - Nays twohirds not voting
for IL.
The House then went into Committee (Mr CABEIL
In the Chair upon the River and Harbor bill.
Mr. EVANS, of Maryland having said few words in
explanation of the Amistad case
He moved a suspension of the rules 10 enable him
10 offer resolution extending extra compensation TO
the chi,f officers of the House which had been stricken
out OF The previous resolution passed on Monday
Negatved two thirds not voting for il.
Mr. RooT rose and addressed the Committee in his
characteristic vein, favor of completing the unnish-
ed works at the West
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Conarmed-Tbe Oregon BEL.
WAsnrxcror. Thnr.dnr. Anr. 1O

WAsHINcToN, Thursday, Aug TO.
IL the Senate, HYPoLiTF ROGERS for Nantz,
vice Livingston, recalled
THOMAS StFMoSs, Matamoros
The Senate last night agreed to take up the Or
egon Bill the first thing this morning.
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SOUTHERN ELECTIONS.
NORTH CAROLINA.

WAsHNGroN, Thursday, August 10.
Wilkes and Surrey Counties show a gain for
Reid.of 3l3
The Legislature is still in doubt
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By telegraph TO The New.YOrk Tribune.
WESTERN ELECTIONS.
KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 100 An.
Twelve Counties have been fully heard from,
and no doubt remains Of Crittenden's election by
900 majority. Louisville gives him 1863
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-11
Gen. BurIer-The New French Minister.

WAsHISGToS, Thursday, Aug. 10.
Gen. Butler started for the West this morning.
The new French Minister NJ. Poussin. was pre-
senteld to the President yesterday.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

Hon. DAVID OTTAWA paragraph in our Congressional
report yesterday. locates Mr. Outlaw in Pennsylvania
Our readers doubtless generally that Mr. o. rep
resenis ably the IXih District Of North Carolina.
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Gen. Kearney Confirmed.

NAsHINUION, Weunesday. aug. =
Gen. Kearney has been confirmed by a vote Of
near TO ], there being but IL against him He owes
this opposition to his Democratic friends
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For HALIFAX AND LYERPOoL.-The steamer
Europa, Capt Lori sailed from Boston about noon on
Wednesday for Liverpool via Halifax with thirty hree
passengers for the former and nineteen for the latter
place The Journal says there is not dollar of specie
entered upon her manifest At the Custom House.
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w AN Is.


NANFED-A lew scuye young 10 ~ sooin Q
w West sgents the sale Of and popular
5ubhceTonss3O and above their expenses will l.,
insured 10 them In wiring, with opportunity Of cesrr,
,l,uOJ per year. Some IN our employ will n,
ioobi make over sl,so per year clear OF all expenses
zach man VIII have his district II VIII be f.
them have least from SIS obtain good 6ttin
Out Apply al FRENCHS Publishing Hall, 2s3 Broadway
up stairs Office of the Alag Of Union All letters
postpaid EFT
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Bvaf smily Of three
w persons part Of hOus situated between Twelfth and
Twenty ourth and the fourth and sixth avs line le
iorF H. at Mr. Mercereaus, druggist Of BrOrdwsy
and FOureenth.s St Will be- attended TO- au9 81
lNANTED-By a healthy and respectable womap >
W babe to wet her house. The best
will be taken Of IL and good references given Apply
Mrs. Luckhurst. .6 Twentyhn,-st the Second
arg 81.
tNANTED.-An experienced uu' Sc, willing TO 20 into
w the countryone 80 years OF age would be
prefer ed. Ample testimonials required. Apply At n
East broadway. ana II.
4 AW CLERk.-Waned in a lawyers Office, clers
Ia familiar with the ordinary business " such Office
rapabe Of attending to the gene al duties of the came
Salary moderate No boys need apply. Address lonly
postpaid box l,l89 Post Ohce. auto n.
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AID FOR IRELAND.-We learn by Telegraph
from Baltimore that the sum of $1,000 in aid of ireland
was collected the meeting in that city Wednesday