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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

MIssoUN.-Tee Bsatoates OF the lid D.s:-ici
have ioani candidate ior Congress in place Q,
their frst ncuinee. Ab-ahG1 Mckinney. who de-
clired JOHN NlLLKR has consented % Be Sc; up
10 lie krockei down. The VIII, can5i iAts Is
Jchn q Miller. We slspsc; tie present anti.
Benton Incumbent James :. Grccz. VII give John
g. hkrt sweat A. IN 'so.aer John o.; Of sish.
Ia The Vsh Dissrict Ssuasi Il. WooJsoa. ~hon
we srrouncsd IS he P-oSsblswhig csasiaate. has
besn 'ornany presented By large Wais CosTs--
tn 4. Osccol1 It's Coavensi5a
EsslrsS 81 TsH A. ps.riosI Devised O, CT we
~ cfsvefT c-cscc a. Aks s--se-y 0, crr-- 49,
n --eic1ss - &,erse ccrc- = or CO sse-s ~
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Sara
s. Ia ne E.Esvg-uEs ne S--sAvs Co-v<rSsr ~ -
sss4iaz = - e4sy = NNseyL-s
e. rezt r.etke corsev-s r,c-rrr "a :, -sA
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Csxs co-s ssss y .a< Czi-sl So 20.
Au4 lAsS nos least they
EsA.ss< szz.ias.4,s. 81 es vAlrs 4 csc.-r 49,.
hs1 a. every 1<esr - gs-s Cocrc- hsrrr = - - -
se1 . sxr-cse a "a .z.-enee = e,itrg-E - 80 80
& Re s-vsrA VIZ FaFers F-s-E1s1 = a. D.srs-k
Thcss Wigs ozskt 10 VIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

TIE 6KSoA cRrelFx-Ths Representation Ia
ivory cf Cur Ssvios ersciSej. wASch Was hrcaSA,
to this oOsnsry from Isaly BY C. Edwards Lester.
wss laos disszUssea--os rather the runsnsie A..
oosrs given BY Mr.. L. lis origin wAs ass,rAlitea
We esasve al ScasS his pszs Ass lssx ssscs va.Is
wAfe Ne ,aa coeespsca sD3 assssry ex>easa Il n,
wors have Keen ectee<e& hVuR sAs srsl
Mr. lessss s,s tas recesve1 ne= Iasy a sar.L crsss
sxsca. she wesl q lie sxzsorszxy Hosk carved
fen sz1 larger sOsa e iVoy AL sail - - ss~z u
Enee ssSaisae eesise ssa vV<k=szzsss sAxz re ass-
III tow ~ sxAAl1ea a. L<elss sasccs res-.. wasss
ssl wI As soas % AosSsy ssxs n sAs sAsss stsGss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

For California.

We shall issue TOMORROW Morning the
XXXIIId number of The Tribune for Cali
fornia, Oregon and the Sandrich Islands.
1t will contain all the latest Foreign and
Domestic News, Congressional Proceedings,
Marriages and Deaths, &c.
Persons wishing copies Of this paper will please
leave their orders today to disappointment
Single copies, in wrappers ready for mailing, six
pence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

Tx ROCHESTER RAFFSGs--The CsuuicrriE
Advertiser in sec,nd article uPoa the s;sszP;ed
investigator. !sw evenings since, b Commit
tee, says;
A gentleman frcn the Express ani o1rself were
the ouly representatives Of the rTsss nos commit
teG-kvowedly o. virt1Aly-to& belief IN the ST.
psrrsturA % mysterious cha-acter q the r1ppings
aud Their communications
This is simply fkse. The CszzsrrI.ai cannot End
ons word IN TIE 7rs5sre. no< one avozal o. e;sher
Ct tie EdisO-s q TIE Trs5sse VIE were pressn.
Spon that evening, giving Any authority i,- sach
statement The I|rksrs has given several plain
statements Ct resslis, bat nsvsr a. opiaioa. oae
way oS the oshsr. That the rHPP.ass are ays-
issi01s' there S Proaasy ~ great Ga31cisy in Al.
rEsinS, sinee several thousand persons have heard
tAen withoai being abe 10 throw Any EsA; apoa
sAeir origin "SsPerns;zrAr and nyE:s-icas-
are by - Easacs synoay asO0s Alfho1Sh - usea By
tie CrszUsrcssl los TIE take < Ergzaenl
As far as investigated" was couosrasa tie
ProceeSinss q that eveoisg were mere ave.
The senLeEsa rsPcsssasisS tie Cszs.s--..sl ana
E-Frszs woald Do Aliow themselves 70 b pat
through their ocGrse e sProass n TIE regular Or
der and the sP.riss PsSishei shsir iz63sl ooass.
nssy By rsiosiRs 70 bold Any conmzaicssioa ui,h
them sns.l tier spiritual e31ca,aa Eas canplet,a
and 8 raore euctle state q Eaia1 p-o31esi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

y REAL ESyoYSEsT - Esese loTely assazgssr fz
- derived lrOa visii % c8scs GHSes VIA. -
sFt.s tie SecerL s=Srl=o. sF-soxz- wHrsI al hoi@s
Frc-r--f Pos;rO. kAEfs szzzr $50 ofrs>rst.
Ger TO Frase lie Es0rsSs Bag, - EssA sessr-sss
Tppg As =oo>Esss o. 2s vss<. YAK - a. az o. 81
Psrrrcgsocr; esl wheo y gsese sszz s-s11s saasa
re eAEu ofh.se sscA Gsssg- Losess f1s sts1
P1sh vso ca rsssE ,Ae cs-rzf - G1res- ,ga-s
ssrcrged v.is --s - .sc-g -a=s>rss Ief re '-'ta
heE o, IAs Sky n 1Eseri.g - sesz4f- zlsc, q ~
rs-r = --e--v 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
The Washington Journals and New-,Iexico-
Appointments.
Special Dispatch to The tribune.

epecihl Dspacn 70 Tue Irrune
washington, Wednesday June -.
The IHteligenoer and Republic copy from shs
Texas papers the proclamation Of Col. Munroe-.he
latter without comment.
Mr. Richie cannot find language sufficient 70 ex-
press bis indignation.
There is no alusion to the alleged adoption of
an ADtislavery Constitution, according to the news
from Santa Fe to the Baltimore Sun. An intense
interest is felt here on the subject Gen. HamiE
ton has three columns in the Union, replying 70
WaIace's charges, in relation to the Compromise
and the proposition to Texas.
The Union announces officially the following ap.
pointments:
Asa X. Carter, Receiver, Augusta, Miss VIM
II. Gibson, Marshal, N,rthern Alabama Arson
g. Henry and Henry H. spaulding, Indian Agents,
Oregon.
The Southern press reioins at some length to
The Tribune on Slavery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
Sentence 81 finrdrrrrr.

bALTis'ss, Wetr7s1ay, Jure *
CsPi- 6udner Snd Humphreys the mate, have
been sentenced to three years inprisoaneri and
fined $1,000 each, 30. numbering the oolored cook
Of TIE vessel. Of which they were formerly in
charge
An importing merchant named SPiker vas
found guilty by the Distic; Court today Tor szss-
slirg rurses ard gloves 70 tie value q several
handred dolArs-his PNizer named Albert, Sho
VAS $50 indicted 10 low in r Grope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

n pRas BEAVER BATS decidedly lie - ,h,s
r fa dress ard zone can We viii EsFENscirD
G. IL Nassau a. of Re rseAerchs snh al az ls5 s
with hch ,aeGe 6sa-,1 arc-es eos from his hs.5E-
Lghf CO. airy sri eeEEnL hey TIE thsns u-iver
tsi sdm4dcr. ard koGsh lie Minutes, kn--.oc ard E,cs
irtesrEaae exsro-s exercised Pro4-ce sse Dra5
Bssverf IL he hshes Pef-ccn 10y offered a. zore
seo1ouosl Prize han lie -fsroT srtcs r wAl,h s. 81
EtEs4 Broadway. Wha tsrr.ssi- 81 A-ac.e s-psrsr
TO "a r c1ersd .ss Sesso-, b ye ua.s Jher cgal
Price g. -Uriou Has -Nsl5o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

MYsrERous KsocKlSGs AT 80 FuLroSsz-Trav III.
age OF maryels has come Rochester AID shrsy.ha,-.
must yield the pain, snd the PORES, r.p,s :,
wAshngton-ssusTe, fall and tame. beside .ar-0-
Esnifes.alon OF sprtcogeney, % revealed a. l9 Al
msgie number the reps are only heard rear a. -,
beginning with slight sound 10 indicate the spo, v,--
The attention should be directed As tas pssOa s.sAi. a.
the foor II there Is sry select in the style Of he boo a.
shoe Ct the quesdoner, tie Knockings Instantly go.
and commence in sroher spot where they ;ndess a,
exact style and price q RE boot CATER, or shoe lbs, nm
be moe, graceful and harmonious F the wsser ~ sen.
Of graduated kroekR always placzg everything a. he Ion
IS, price in The style Of elegance AL who A.
sire superior excellence In the shoe line shod consul 4,
spirits (of beauty ussulaess ehsapoess an elegasss N
oree Any fu ther nfofrsIOn nay be CHAINED ., ia a.
Zoe wizard, or OF Z. A. BsooEs, EsQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

LABos LscsEsD .r-washlBg day has her. o,,..
locked upon VIII peculiar ee,es4On By an hssa, a. -,
les from iis nesSrsl tendency to sour the
aAe' o. the eooseaod, bot owing to the In1osu,p :,
sAsn'IIs Soap roEisI ' state Ct 'aEs' hS. hses =
ng for large family can b accomplished ,lv.,
labor Give cne ri1l, for "a meat * u,,r,ss
For sale BY EARLE co a. .rd 70 W,,1s--.s--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

RvNoRED REvoIrrIos ~ MKxlco-Ths-s
we've rsSSs 4 Wssei.ssoa Tuesday. tcas Eaoshs-
RsvolUSi'A had hrOkea o5i n Nexiaa Ssna
Ansa 8 sad 70 have RETAINED, BAT ths i by 70
r,ssrs csrtxin-
Teers ~ss also rS=n- TIA: CaEo--is saksa
e ssii-ns - a, ia&spea3sas Gsys-=zss. Will
We d -; e-slss u ise lsat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

GksSp CELksEArics-Gkssr PkocsssIos -Itsas bee1
proPess1 y zuzhss @ ps.EOcc ei1Eszs La lhs cz.
Er9s q soys Ia sE,FFsA least sAs sse- ss ci o
snCrA Fss- 40 s7-ze1 salts sac rscts far - e,.-g
FeGrh Z JAY, sAouA tr Z Proessso1 CT ID Baz-ry
= FrcesCe ~ Brossvsy U..1= PErE sss-es sor- -
Bc~ery % sro.tsEy 10 k4i a. Jcs--st % rsr-sk. q
rssseEsrs q - EsrTst - y Safer wtsa resonoas
W. e 2ssset s.,v--- -ee =-cs-1s-T o. s-=I- Ara
corrsasd ~is re esrx-ry Ihsi S1.S=s Cox 49,, C,rs
~ s-fef.1r - A. c-s-s AR -lcs sAz.e q -
lsrsesi AS . --.-fsfs W. - Srt4 i sc-- q -ssrss
sd &c esy h-y c-eorsie l. o frsqec-tz-y F-xEes &
az Fs-sls ~ Asre god iookE 5ys sso-x g.re A~r
7s1'--iz - sccFs, b s-y-s &c 6! SsASsrs s-oss
as AZ A-o~t-s asl 20 FUae Ge n tas s-scruss u
- occlfc-- Set1 srpsc-y Az n or4sras fr.ss
f-Try Ct g. I--es e IS axe & every re ~ sears
sd e. a. plicss RsEz--e-r ls= f,se- Joe2s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
ANOTHER " ONDERFUL CURE.

BIZ the use Of PERRIS's Rheumatic Loaor.-GEoKss
LEvESEss Ese one q our Oldest Fulton Make. butch an
(lsce Of business Nc S., bad The Rle0masm fsr year,
could 20, get cut OF tie hOuse had TIED everything bear
ing the nsme Of remedy bat couA get 10 renet wv
eeeaaly cured In short time By bathing with the so
ton May be obiaisee >. 81 The principal Druggists.
10 IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

% Our Old hierd Gov YoUse. formerly eor,-r,ss-
'or = row 70 be found q. lie eheares and
me eig 70 get Boots Shoes ard Gaterr nj, a. co,,..s
under .se hefehsIls Hotel Fr-reh c.lf soo,, :, =
worm ~ Boots. Shoes and Caters fsom g. oaa =,
s0oo' warranted to give ssnsfaeor ciiize,, .,s -
gers se01ld give he Governor cal Al Il corsl.Dt,
THE DOcr0,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

70 CAFETALIsTS-A PaNTSEE SAsTEo.-A p>rss va
car furnish ss~ hozssrd s0l1s VII ssS .s77sr1J
wAers he czz dozsle Is E5oey Lcs,ers sttrss<
n A L tsroagh lie P . VII r-eevs i13sszz 60
ao1 Ard vii cad % z.arvis~ wsers sse ~sss $50
car be exr.Ace. Rsscrs-css E.Tsz al rtzs-ss - =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
The SonIhrrn Mail.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday. May =
Tie New Orleans papers received b. this nights
mail give more favorable accounts q the CreyGsss
ard state that the river IS falling slowly.
The PteaSsrs says that later Honduras advices
have been received, bat nothing Q. say inPo-
farra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

LisHr SUMMIT HAS -G=zt--sa tesirozs % : Sc
s'c-- n ,hessi Way or Sumner w-sr. ssouI5 70 % Ksox
IL Fuliou-sl Scutsrr us1 VII - pkr1cuIary p.easei
VII In; ee.rg - vsy eng fsr warn e-l=ask He
ehArees far eoA-E 3, Brusawsy va lave 10 par sTs
Re vsrar.s "a hGls ID bs f.Iy sc1sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

pasVEEErory7rs.-C-1zs2s A. t-a--sra a-e s-r..ss
- esi a. La~Erscss zeO1s IS Sressw.y l,r-s 1srT
11-sS t--cz e. AZ ERIE 49, Erstze1s c Da<z-s
re0TTe 1te- O. 7...s zzss srgs- t,.- Az s-sr -
'rs -ssd EEO-Ps X .as grsszar.x c.sa a ~ U.ssu
T1sc,,g.-L Ssz-E-J & 1854 es-Es1zy & = 7srs..A
nAf7 G. &c e 49,; - sss r.a=s 50 ~
tast ia &c A-z-rta< axe sr ssay gvzpes A. scasSs
SI,ssss Asc- q "a nzs FCr-I.k Ca 81 sc @s-4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

~ Ten IS sits eoassss Ct Goa Cat Can -
Pats ssc1 variety q szzEsr el0sl-s e - sssas
ebssPesi ard 1og fssAiszasle AID, Liza Alpsos DH
Dee ard Ozeez's coa IS SAT- Sore carer Of Ss'ska
ard Beek-A--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

r. Although here hes been some little oppOsio, "A
lhoss rew ard beGaii!a Pa,en, Tapestry TArse-Py .,s
Patent Tapestry Ingram Carpets, 10y those who esusot
have The selling Of hop, yet he public have appreciated
item. TIE demand appears 10 far u1l1..edi L Is OsJ
shout three weeks ,is-e heir Introduction IN his nasks
they positively esnno 30 fourd al any other place IN Ne
eorry, bat a. the fmcus csenP w.rehoase. % Bsws1
HIRAM ASDERsoS's, le-g are offered 81 lOv pncsi cl
ana sea Them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
BUSYuEss NorruES

LADIES' sHos srosE -CAHrrxIt. 80 soxe-. -.
sprospercus burners, made % BY .-llng notasr A.,
very hes, description Of Caters, Slippers, Tea 4.
rcmiesl pricss Hia customers sssers TIA, A,
are superior and cheaper IN every respect a,a tO.. -,
Brosdysy q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
Death Of an Omcer.

CISciSSArI, Wednesday, Jure 3.
Davidson the Officer stabbed by Walker few
nights since It the Circus, died as. night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

@ Bsrrua's American M-ieuz e s-phsacAiiT se
Family Fisee q sruteueri n tes cry Wives al cs-1
isrs sfer eere By their tus,Gc-s ard fsseTS bA1s
here q 70 cs- ger q Contamination frc lie e-,erAzec
rrov.eet a II hclse. Al e rure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

NisLos -Is1na o. Jswe-s lad Triumphant rsespc,a
as, sA Thls Gorgeous piece Is risg.feszy P1i se
sage ard eesizet 70 lave Siong T1a Il VII - Psysd
sxerr rlrht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

sVNNER FASHION H1rs vHEik VaxIETv -Elesk=s
6z5 hesvvrssi 81 = - ard s. z-surPsa-d b s-y ~
beszy. GzrSaly eAekpresL a. sss oaspss-e sore
Cs-.-s- Tse =osi ei&czli eesss 1-e1 D. Paris Coz
frruetrur. J. W KELLOGG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

q Have y0= Soez soss AZ beLz-.1i ps.sos -
Fes-J E-rc ~ A. Fs,s-i TaPssy IsgrLz CAr7e.s -
F1eg se eEsrsl a. - Fics,. sCG pcs1vey % - s--s
c-y a. - Ans o>-sr CzFs. Esz.>-aAs-- s. 53asy
ElztN AS--EscS'A Tee --- -a=z--s q Ssc- O. CO
e. q Fr ys- Vsry eA--Y- Eggs sat Az=rca- 49,
- -. u "a CLrEs.. &C Ls a5srss 60 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
Court ,IartiaI-Crop-, &c.

bALTIHOktf Wedl-flAy June =
A Naval Court Martial assembled on board ship
Pennsy lvanis, at Norfolk. on Monday. Parser Jooes
Judge Advocate. willism Carter, petty officer of
steamer Ssransc, araigned.
The mutineers Of schooner J. B. Lindsey have
been committed at Norfolk for trial.
The Norfolk Argus says, the Wheat Crop at
North Csruns and Tide Water Counties, Viz.
giris. i. utterly blishted.
colorod man, nsm,d Major Harris, was ar.
rested here last night for killing young Watkins.
a 10y named Abbot, who interfersd in the attack.
Identifies him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
BY TELgsaApH 70 The NEw.YuHg IaI8yNI

IA For Proceedings of Congress see
Eighth Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
WAR DECLARED

wrs declared. wesaS wso1s A. sEsaa<l sA0z
"a =s-cs vorA, KY t.sn2; sow sssr "A sssz-
FU 'rs<eses. s-lN sc<s. eeiasss. ros-ezEs. ssk
IL Lyc- Az1s q -. As vs<1z El-ss
LE1s's hszn-cr Pow<-r, s1ow-=s e=x.
ozws9 And tscr. Esfs ssssy t=s~rs sr-<zs;
VICE PA ksEs<<< &C - IA al z1cs
D. akasl ex.rzezn = r.s@
Lyuss HAxs<1< Rsssexs s1& Pa hzrz-~ . ss~'
1e-x sars s,Bec.s 40 verzz 0<Por- - Rras<sg-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
Departure of the Canada.

B,sroS, Wei,esiIy, Jr-e ..
TIE steamship Csnais left here this morning tor
Liverpool. for which plsee she has - passengers
ard - Tor Halifax. n 5. SEE hAs also sa.7O0 gold
dust on hoard. Among the passengers was Hon.
Rufus Chcs;e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

q We are iDdsessd - r NcGkEsok. u. ss-
Rsssca papers q yesterday Eaorsrs. va sss New
Hsves Ra,,-osS. II kGvsase * tae Pest oscs de-
h.ep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

DUsErsK PROsERrYIs vii be By oar .sv.,,l.,,.
columns that large sale Of bs.ldiEg los IN he v,.
Durkifk, lthe western ,ermrus Of tee Erie R.,,-o,s
TO De made this day By Mr.. BLEEcEEs a. he N.,ch.,-
Exchange, al II oclcck. The sale commenced ye..
day snd Is to be eonnsed daily until ell tie lots are sd
TIE sac was BY order or Trustees sBd Z. sbsouts .nI
reserved Three-onTisI Of The money car rtu.n on no.
gsge 81 6 per cent icr Of years u.ftn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
The Great telegraph Case.

bosIOsf wednesday June %
FOL. Smith VS.. Hugh Doraing and others
The following particulars Of the arguments Of the
Hon Rufus Choate, were not embodied n our re-
port of yesterday. He commended, that Houses in
strument vas no infringement on Morse's Patent
because said patent does not teach how to AXE
Il because Morse did not discover il as applied by
him, nor apply il by means to which those Of House
have any substantial similarity-because both
started on the discovered ground Of known truth
and rescued the object OF Telegraphing by dissim
liar mesns-because the means adopted by House
are 10, only substantially such as Mo-se did no:
detcribe bat they are superior ia utility, and that
y bile Morse discovered no new principle in Mssne
tism House did discover tie truth, which is vial %
bis instrument Of the Ascialrepulsion Of Tabalar
Magnet He laid down and fortified D. cases the
side that the Patsniee is confined b the mode.
which be describes and canno. exteai his patent
10 modes substantially different and better, and the
iruit Of independent invention. Ai.eT some flrtlsr
remarks on the law Of toe subject Mr. Curtis for
complainant commenced his argument, sud closed
at O'Clock. He cortended tina. the application Of
s known truth to a new and useful purpose, Art OF
Machine, was PAlsntAble without regard 70 the
mode Of application, if only some mode was
shown. The essence # the invention lay in the
application, not the mode, and he cited many Eng
lsh cases TO sustain this view.
TIE case we understand was opened by E. o. J.
Smith, Esq bu. bis argument dill not reach as.
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soy brown s:oce sores o. Pose Noct1Z1s Hal sz1
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FINE ARrs.-TLBJTYPEs AND DAeuERREo TTEs.-
IRE subscribers having purchased the National M.niszs
Gallery, ~ Broadway. Gate T. Wbs's) are prepared o
isks IA soype Portraits Of all S:zes up TO the szs Of ~
The fidelity OF likeness and the beautiful finish Of IN
pictures gain hem greater popularity every day Dsssr
rsoypes taken in the mos spprovsd:syle The pubic
respectfully invited to nine specimens =, oar esaSzk.
ulenL ~ Broadway.
jeg7 SRA HITE. LaSGEEHEIH FANsHlw.
r. We would call siisrror % lie sAes o! ysl1ibeEse
Estate, sdvel tis.d by vs. H. FRAsKLIs, sos Co
iaie place As day 9Th iasI AHA Oeoes 81 he ksea1s
Exchsnge
lsL Exeo1tors sale Of Bfceflyn Propsuy-f dsrr.
ale lois sirnsied Fuitos 8. Gb0Es Tsy which is
busness purposes unsurpassed BY any lOs this
Also lols Wssbin slor a. ineais,ey n he rear
TIE above. Sale ssscz,c
ID Fsrion sac Of So Sis F.as1l1g Vsrdsr5li al
ClsUers being par. = hs sPstsr Estate hsss los
beng TerT etsy o. soesFs. az9 Z Spi.y improving psa
q Brooklyn very 6esrsb,- ether Ter .rTsstzez
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house ard los E3 otL1g IL Parsonage siat;el upoa
elevate. grozn1. Wiz -,5. FIT garden All &zr
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Why the Free school Law should be Re
pta!Sd.


~ ~ ESItsr q Tie TrlsGas.
Having some knowledge Of the practical effects
Of the presea; law IN relation to Schools, woald
like to submit them for your consideration and that
Of the many readers Of your paper.
Last Winter had the honor Of instrustiag
School in Orange County, New York. which afford.
cd me an oppN,Uniy Of observing theresats Gifts
application. saw enough Of its fruits t. convince
me that the present law is not only unnecessary in
the Country portion Of The State bat 10 unjust and
oppressive. IL was in that aistrct it is in many
others those who had the most % pay had no
children to send 10 school. Some were taxed
large amount, and are never 10 receive anything
hywsy OF srecompsnse Tor L. New, Sir. cannot
conceive upon what just or reasonable premises
thero can be any demands made upon those in3i.
vidnas ~ pay anything moro than their shars ol
the money necessary 30 pay The schooling 81 ex.
onersted children, But We find that anaer the
present law, some men have 10 paw p,,rtoa Of the
schooling Tor children whose parents are worth
Some thousands ot dollars In tho district where
taught il q nan was worth 1900, and had three
children to send 10 schsol he was nos lor Is nc,l
taxed enough b pay their schooling The tax
being In that district shoa. 81 on sl.oeo of the
amount given IN by the Assessor The remainder
is paid cut Of other peoples pockets. oo0sder
that men have perfect right % r1smar when
they are compelled - pas thSlg bands IN their
rockets and ray money for the schooling q oharea
whose parents are even wealthy. IL Is nothing
leu than ssnctioning robbery by law. man that
d ~urth 81 eco and sends ak children 10 schoS,
only psyscae-cighth as much as 4 man worth $S.coO
with no childrcn. In the Coaatry, schooling Is
chesp ard mock people pay far the schooling OF
their own children, When they eoald not how.
ever, there was simple provision made kor them BY
the old law. for il was the hoaadoa daty q the
Trustees n exenerate them which duty | believe
they sererslfy performed. | never saw any child
ren prsveoted frvs gcinx - scAool on aSsoaat q
their poverty. In eaties, however. e 10 different
inssnxeh as rents are h'Sh and labor EAsertain;
Consequently, think there shcad BE Free Schools
there and under the jurisdiction of the municipal
authorities Or wcald IL nos be more expeaieat
applied u scko0 izaiseat children IL the hrst
place AZ
sSssals~. NsDr l.-s. ~ - -,
RewaFks.
We have as YET seen ne ant-Free-SchoOl
argument tha, did not strengthen cur con.
yietion Of the importance Of sustaining eur
present law, and by an overwhelming ma
FORTY. The above is better tempered and
better spelled than is usual On that side
Though "A. B. spells generally 'generly,'
and few more Of that sOrt-correcsed IS
printed above but let Us consider il;
All the arguments en- the wrong side Of
this question assume as unquest;cned that
Education is . personal or special cOaeera--
that Mr.. Madden's or John Doaks children
are educated for their own benefit solely,
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RODE's CRY DIRgCroRY-ls5o,,

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ihiornsnon,' careful " and correctly srr.ae.a r. -
reeiory, pronounced 10 % 10 Ses ever puSs.ss
for sale al The reduced price q 81 Al bus.. =, -
viii find ihisa very c0ssensnl sli useful rsr..s
worth much more thar Re price iof sF1sh q "a va
subscribers who have rot bees sippied -n.y
al the sfee e6 Cedsrs, opposite re Pea Or.