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By Telegraph.

maf-t q. s.BUFrALo, Jay %
The receipts At This port since our last have been
- lows FLoUE. fft hh's; WHFAr so0 buthss; COEN,
"a CO 60 Th- nsfsft or FLOUR Ia frm, WIN good hl ne
fsWsrd ufng ln's ~ t.. saiss HAYS hesn
acc bois hleaigsn st4tO The inquiry for WHEAT 10
Moderate. ard The mETse . steady. COEx 10 The sane
yes'ercay-hHed and Western IL nominal al Sc. No
change Ia FREIeHTs.
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nTarlets....ALs.sy. July 9.

Tie receipts ritAia he past "a hours hare been
-FLOUR. 1880 bbs; WaEAT. geo bush; coRS, &. 90
IN b Tttre isTo urh ivy IN flour bat lh- mVkst
isstes6y CJrn sin 'sr request win saes Of 500 bush
mixed Wesern, 81 g. Q6
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JULY 2e.

mouths, bei,g a, the rate Of more than go oooso
y sspum. Since January the receipts have been
a, he rate of se6 coo 900 y and for the last
ou,,.srs at the rate Of So, 900 2 nDnum.
There ia fair prospec. that charter vii Do %
tanned from the Provincial Parliament Tor the Mag
ara and Detroit Rivers Railroad.
The anoun. Of Toll. received at the Chicago Of
sca Of the Illinois and Michigan Canal from the
openrp Of the Canal to the LIST list in each oil me
a. t,llaEa.
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MAR RIEn

On "Wednesday evening 24,h inst by Rsv Mr. Hs,6Ai
M. }. A. CANDLE. Of New York 10 Mln EVELINA
WEED Of Nofw ak, Conn.
July 8 hy Rev. j P. Hsrmsnoe, Mr. A8H FAROUr
Srd Mia EMILY Y BROOKS all OF Fon Aontgonsry
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Receipts Of Produce

BIZ me North Pir,r Boais, Thuysdav Jaly 81
$50 bis siorr sca- 40 Ms; S3o do WnisEy; lss d.
A,hss; 90 d PoI: 81 rsg' h'ns; zo'do batrfi "a 90
C,eese 61 Ia es Wool Z $50 5ssa Wnsas - ~ Oats
lo72l 90 Con-.
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Markets ...BALTINoRE, Jaly IS
Our markets are unchanged.
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Jolly At4'N, lon - ", ssp Amelia, Q. cA.le,,o, A.
Liver. o-l 'Cr 9CEon. -, M
Juy lot - y. ion % " sy1sfssd sip P,,r,eh u.
july 49, ht3I IS lCr ~ bog Fieel a on O-,-',e.ear
c. bOUr = The " ct ln@iss
Jay ., La 50 81, loo H. sch yohasou beaee for Ma.
stu, Mp. 'A@
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ir'srred C'rt tbs, h-r- ho-ri ,hs Pm.
sian vessel ~ o.. r.nsf effe -ncn q, Eay,h "a
o. that sceorni eoud ~ - .h- 80 ~A@
TIE rrfo of The oss & ih@ Vie 81 PILOT B,,a Horn.
10 wt Root iounostiCn
scH oscAK CoLss, Davis, si n rfss ron pSl.s.,,A,.
vssoUI ~ us Isle - Hn4 rHrp-is0 1, rog ox.,
Tait VI Ne cargo. sls ~as la ctnpsny sls ,flz 81
The par Of the gale eli u-i, ws,sr pro,'s,,.
nghs ard wa To- dsvs stghs sit1sut 80.
A. he crd ~ h'c irn f- A. vi IT, pii Ao.t ~ N
Cnbrrr ~ Leo siown H. Ca.tsn af ~ai., si,iI- =.
pi-d hem with three fouIks Of Wh piovs oar "a %
re h.o "s'1s
Sen wM PErs. Of Rat, WA wrectsd AZ Linz. III.
near Cuer, Die, on Fridsy nsh last 10 pAIaealsrs W.
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SID from Ssrtrcse ~ tat A7,Ais Maria yoIger m,
er Roads to cowplet- id q hT Pc O. Ucesn N-'-
Arr sydney SEQ ri, btk asxo.d O,.,. Nh "a.
o., AID remained Marco . Al d l. B.foo chsS,,,Ss
a.. Bow Luce, ware. Nolt. zu-aa T,s--' Va -,
,ane dsy FOR sTeic Sea, with 70 NJ. So 20 ~, -, -
ter Esn recruiting SD fom 90 ANch lat P.ass, a.,S
Hwby NIB. for Arcac 4eaa Oh not salec; Ksusn AZ.
Do sups osed Tor %, wi 49, ei. N IS I'll S,5 s,5
do trsy 10 FEB 80 Jll.5 LoJef Nall u cr,i,s 1h
IL Newport do: Wm Go,rn FA'-taveo, a.; Frs an ~
deagor NB, 10 eTui'; 81. Aectaac Newport do Wsss
ES do. SIS %. 200 va.
Al Hobart Town Hs.cs Is tsp collo'snls auue trop,
a cruise O not sisted SD Mach II, hanissils snih
Cold Stfrg. 10 cfOise -
f. Potter Newport ~ esys tom JdAey " b5s oil on
cTuiEe.
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FOREIGN Psrss.


Ar al Quesee July y bIk -''lis. Harvey. HYotti
sob SHY Arabian, Croge, NfHk; sarah raIialoa Ia
Iison so.9 o. IL p ' nS., Des- iA'''a Lou
a. si,si July s bsrk KRIS ~O,d ~srtn nom Bslunors
ldg for NYorI; Am Nara. rom session, uoc
Al Trr dad July b2'k ~ Peroa BeaJAnio, dHg brig
Sailed ON Curacao 5uy g. bark Lley Ann lOf aGeCrz,b
from Wilmington for ~, ,ehs
Al Aux csIes July bag Charles Henry, Wilson, fof
AT a. 81 John. NIB. 'u,, biz. s,'tsA OAK. oray,
York; wine1a tPrasl Fr,er do Clss Ed~srd, Dosk Bel
fast Me- sch, Iris haan eul ho.net Wells NYorki Gu
ba, CsvsnGh, benee; zon y u Js,~ L-sn wadoooroi
2lSI william, Haynee, NYoFs; "a s6P Sell Roek, Pen-
Allen nom NYork, spukeu sbIu "a "a Moosspeces
by stesmer Commodore, tom fDn add I'D lssh, brig
Cen merely, Pnisdclphs; sch. Ny Flower, Happe.
Eaton Boston; 2Oih ship slsna Vi,ts Msssd 0s,gow;
meryie, Dodge, Boston, 42i. sslsana, whuisr,
Atsi Carlos April r. bak Rh're, OF Nseddrd to ssla
2 days supposed Tor CRii0TnR
AiPspa1s Oh trs' shp Fanny, "hPpey, (of Naniaeksl
Arr at Maple. soou. June H. brig Phq.ix Payne fsou
Boston (Apri SOl for hes,irs 10 lo.d for Sos.on.
Al hessns 18th ull bsTk Wsgrsn, EiweD, from GenoS
Al Palermo l.,ins,. bah Union, H.rssy from anssiIes)
for NYork ldg; brig Guseppinns tslcl fos do. seisn
bark Franecks, which IVES up fnr forE has been With
drawn Sailed June p, brig Norman, Leach. for Phih
~ THESE 4h inst ship Mulabar freeman unc; barb
Chihon Wing do brig Malvern, Jarmsn, fr fhhades
Al snos 4.h list big Trenton. Pilnan. for AsssiDs
'ssrs,Ie, 9Th ms, brig Hollapder Faulkner erpee.
ed 10 proceed 10 Ala q ra 10 lead for L States
A. ROTTERDAM Oh ira, hsfk Lovelsnd, une ldesunacon
gcd from BoitOu Duich bigs BlfeAS, Aessen, tof
Borcp, ready; TT, pieus, Popssn, fr DO, ltg.
SIC nom An.wep sn mat bark Manuel OfiS Raven, To-
CadlZ. ,
Al BrisoL F. Ilh, Ptus ship Borussis, for New. Yort
about soy her master committed suicide ~nen his ship
was soea . -.
Al Ctrcd l2h mat, lhp Essex. WEIGH, for chares,oa
few days.
A. Porto csbelo 2sih ul ssss Eleanor Johaso1, for
YorE ldg; Renown. Case for DO ig
No Am ysssel OF LsgudyrS 5cih ulI
Dc bsTu an tsi, brig Ducs1 In, Lockharl Tor Pones
Pr, same DAY, 10 load for fhlladelp hia
81 orr MslsnZss l3lh nst hRrh Recls 8l1per, New.
YoiE;sct Msry scul, Soul, newpor no dse bsrks 81
Teh tale Akirs and rsrass GOoding, fhiasolpha big
Enze, Can pbel nYofk
AR 81 Havana 18th sch Yankee Blade Hasgao. NOBLE,
lilb big Coral AN, saiamure Cardenas; 18th stmu
Fscs D. Rogers ChBgTes; label Rollins, ChAIosioa SD
lh 6rks Sherwood tcstef, Croutadr Siberia Barleu
HOrsi No l5h ship QaoenIopD, (Bcl Marin NYofk BAH
PtG1ix, fBr) Gray do 9Th, bng Nary Perkins Chass
Eo.oi IStb sbip frank Johnson, Brown, do O3ly An
yesaeIB pert The 1871 ard all were gaged
AustR ichibueo 28h ul 6dg John Mary. Wissan N
YoTb; solh. bark Stsn'0r, bcGs Hull Cid an inst brig
aGir b, W. Emerson Cork eth, bark Emma LAseolA Bari
lett Hull T. 49,,
Boston, few days.
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Passengers Arrived.

IN bark la De Cuba from HlrlhG -Anionii d ''ieie'
Mr McDtTuol. =, a., nj. a.. L,
IN byie E4hp. fro. Chlvi<sioa-mr' DIon' ar' Z
d xon aid ssIv.lt airs Dixon, } Il Hsr n.
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Mach e, AT 81 g lou 81 g. sch Mershsr,ns, R....
from Bosse 4 Jan > ~ Ca ioraia ''A'4'a'
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Total Valuation u CSony t236 0O67
- T. Wster District .......... m 4le al -
IN Lamp ~ a. A. "a
8 of center OF S4th-a......, III IN Isl -
JOSEPH K TAYLOR Com oirouer
ComPholet's Office, CITY q New Ysfk, July "a, 1885,.
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ALNASAc-"rais

ARiArUEs ALNASAc..-TAis DAr.
sUE-Risss.. 81 scfs...... , Il he"'-h"'s' o .
HIeH wArER....Juiy %.
Sandy HE III. O. Gov. ls 10 boa Hell ose''''V ''I
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
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Our NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Reprints Of British
Boeks-seoundrelism OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
meneys-Kipgston PeDitentinry and Popu-
tssien-Peter Perry-Primuaeni turo Law
Baldwsn's Income-sheived and Pension
ed--inaiineabie Homestead-'A COiSred
pp~acher's puBerai-slavery PropeEnud-
ssm-mr. Fuimsrc-An Orange Procession.
<.<..a~x...Asuco ~. .lL.l.-
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-05-20
Columbus correspondent.

d. T. .l t.+'-4 rAObublbOo,
The Convention having adjourned on, Fri
day till Monday, we,had no session. yester-
day, and consequently did not write you.
We can now look back upon the first weeks
labors of the convention, but we cannot
name much that has been done,a In truth
it cannot be said that an organization is full
ly effected, for rules are not yet adopted for
the government of the proceedings, though
a committee has been several days attending
TO the matter, but as yet made no report
One important committee has made report,
and that report has been adopted, which au-
thorizes the appointment Of 16 standing
committees, and those committees it is ex-
pected will be announced tomorrow.
On the second day of the session resolu-
tion was introduced to appoint Col, Medary
printer for the convention, and that resolu-
tion was discussed, referred to committee,
reported back, again discussed, and again re-
ferred; hence, it is yet undisposed Of. Y ~
ZED.
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tensils, not exceeding three hundred dollars
in value, in addition TO the amount of chat
tel propertynow BY law exempted.
o. Sec. 9. No sale ofany real estate made
under any mortgage hereafter executed, and
which shall not have been executed by the
wife Of such debtor, he have one, ,lshall in
any manner effect the right of said debtors
wife or family to have homestead set off
under the provisions Of this act.
Sec. 10. Nothing in this act contained
shall be so.construed as many to impair
the right of doweras it now exists, or the
mode provided by law for enforcing that
right.
BENJAMINF r. LETTER,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
rs CHARLES G. CONyERS,
sMss Speaker Of the Senate.
March %. 1850. rs
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Foreign Items.

mn y
The number Of newspapers regularly pub
lished in Great Britain the last year was
only SOB. 0fthese l60 were in London,
232 in the English provinces, III in Ireland
and "a In Scotland. The duty on adyer-
ttlsements paid the government was as fol-
lows:
London. f66,44si
Provinces, 62.6r4
Irish, Il'026
Scotch IafY7s
Summer shawls are now worn Of black silk
with embroidered borders Of the cashmere
patterns. The borders are twelve inches
deep, the embroidering is in bright tints.
yellow predominating, giving the effect of
gold The shawls are also edged with
fringe.
The Austrian Government has offered
2O,O0O ducats reward, to the person who
shall present the best locomotive engine
ior use on the Soemmering railway.
There are several lines of California pack
don.
Among the latest exhibitions in London.
we notice one of moving panorama Of the
slave trade. The principal scenes are the
entrance OF the slaves into the United States
and the subsequent escape into Canada
A new carriage, called the dioropha, has
been constructed, obviating all the existing
lmperlectlons in the open or close car.
riage.
The whole culinary apparatus of the Assy.
nan hings, has been discoveredby Mr., lay
The English orange trade employs at pre-.
sent 250 schooners, first class vessels gen.
orally, plying to Spain and the Azores
Some ot these vessels carry 730 chests Of or,
anges,. TwoIhundred millions Of this fruit are
annually consumed in England.
Lieutenant Skene, of the British navy.
who was present at the capture Of Washing-
ton, and at the defeat Of his countrynen IN
New Orleans, recently died at the age Of
Englnes are now constructed for sale in
London, called Phillipss fire annihilators.
They are drawn on wheels very easily sbv
two men. The largest machines cost ssS
They emit humid, expansive vapor, which
instantly eqtinguishes 6re.
An ar gun, the motive power Of which
isan india rubber spring operating on 4 Con.
denser has been patented in England.
The London omnibus men are not ALLOW.
ed 10 drive unruly horses or those uni. "a,
work, lta policeman observes any such. hS
has them taken out Of the harness. Hen
the omnibus men do just as they please.
Mr. McFarane, in his late work, on Tuf.
key, says there has beena great change II.
the country during the last twenty yeass. y,
Inc present generation is fast throwing oII|
the prejudlces Of former ones; the Greek
and ,AArmenians are, in fact, supplanling liz
old Turks every where. w
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AN ACT
To improve the law of Evidence


SEC, l, BE ii enacted BY the General As-
senbly Of the State of Ohio, That party
to any action at law, in any of the courts Of
this State, may be examined as witness by
the adverse party, or by either one of sever
al adverse parties; andfor that purpose NAV
be compelled to attend at the trial, if resid.
ing within the county where such suit is
pending, or to give deposition il without
such county, in the same manner. and sub
ject to the same rules of examination, as 9th.
er witnesses are compelled to testify.
Sec. 2. A person for whose immediate
benefit any such action may be prosecuted
or defended, may be examined as a witness
IN the same manner, and subject to the same
rules OF examination as provided IN the pre-
ceding section,
Sec, y. No person offered as a witness
shall be excluded by reason of his or her in.
terest in the event of the action; but this
section shall not apply to a party to the ac-
tion, nor 10 any party for whose immediate
benefit such action is prosecuted or defend
ed, nor to any assignee ofa thing in action,
assigned Tor the purpose Of making him
witness.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect from
and after The first day of July next.
BENJAMIN., LETTER,
Speaker Of thc House of Representatives..
~ ','. CHARLES @. CONvERS.
: March y, 1850. Speaker fths Senate
AN ACT ",
Further to amend tho several acis now IN force
N relation 70 the action Of forcbIo entry and
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LTBRRTT, lEQUALTTF, Pro oaRMss1oNo
PORTSMOUTH, 0, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 9e 1850.

St30 gents per l,000ems ior composition,
and % cents per token for press,wcrk.
How much better it would have been TO
hive disposed Of this subject week ago.
Iyerily believe that one-half of last was
consumed discussing this question. The
convention adjourned at 4 o'clock.
Yours, ZED.
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March %, 1850.
AN ACT

. ~. -
regulate judicial proceedings in certain cases.
Sec |. Be it enacted by the. General As
scmlbly Of the STATE of Ohio, That in all
cases where judgment shall be obtained
upon a contract or undertaking wherein any
other person or persons shall be Jointly LA
BILE with the defendant or defendants against
whom such judgment was rendered, and the
fact Of such joint liability was not known to
the plaintiff in such action at the time of the
rendition Of said judgment, such plaintiff, or
his legal representatives., may by writ or
writs OF Scire facias, cause such person or
persons SO jointly liable as aforesaid, to be
made parties defendant I'd. such. Judgment,
unless he or they show good cause 10 the
contrary. Said writ of scire tacias shall be
directed to the sheriff or other proper officer
OF the county in which the person so Jointly
liable as aforesaid shall reside, and shall be
returned served before the person against
whom the same was issued, shall be made
party to said judgment. The personso made
party shall be subject to the same process on
said judgment as hewould have been had
ne been made party to the original action;
and in all cases where such scife facias is is
sued, the defendant thereto may avail him.
self OF al defences to which he would have
been entitled in such original action, had he
been made party thereto. -ss
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Spsake, of the House of Representatives
CHARLES G. 7CONVERS, q
: March23, 1850. Speaker of the Senate
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AN ACT
To amend the several acts directing the mode
of proceeding in Chancery.

10 amend the several acts directing the mode
of proceeding in Chancery.
See. /. BSi enactedbu the General Aa.
em6lycf ths State Of Ohio, That 50 much of
the act passed February twenty fifth, eigh.
teen hundred andforty y-eight, entitled {" An
act to amend an act directing the mode Of
proceeding IN chancery," passed March 18th,
1881, as authorizes associate judges. of the
court OF common pleas to grant iniunctions,
is hereby repealed, and in all cases forappH,
cations for injunction under the provisions
oi the said uct, the judge or court to which
such application shall be made, shall direct
notice In writing to be given to the adverse
party IN such manner as said judge or court
may prescribe.
SEC. 2. That the several courts of this
state, having choncery jurisdiction, NAV an
pointreceiVers in any case, according to the
uSdees OF equity, and require of them such
bond and security, and otherwise direct them,
as 10 Inc respective courts may seem proper.
Sec. g. That any judge OF the supreme
court, any president judge OF the court of
common pleas within his circuit, the iudges
OF the superior and commercial co1rts of
Cincinnati, and the superior court of Cleye-
land, within their respective counties. NAV
grant lnJunctions and appoint receivers in
vacation, upon proper application, as fully
as their courts respectively could do in ses-
sion, and upon the like application and com
ing IN of answers (due notice thereof. in
writing, having been given to the party or
parties complainant may dissolve iniunc-
tlons and vacate receiverships as fully as
their counts respectively could do in session.
Provided, however, that all such orders made
In vacation shall be properly written out.
attested by the judge making the same, and
be filed in the proper clerks Office as part
OF the proceedings 20 be recorded.
Sec. a. The supreme court shall have the
power to remand its final DEGREES in chance
ry to the inferior courts, for the specific or
general execution thereof and NAV, in its
discretion, remand any cause which comes
before it BY way Of appeal, to the inferior
courts for further proceedings, after demurrer
or plea overruled. =
SEC. .. That hereafter dispositions in
chancery shall not be copied into the record
OF the cause, except upon bills for the per-
petuation OF testimony, or where the court
shall specially direct the same to be record.
ed,
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
CHARLES G. CoNVERS.
March %, 1850 Speaker of the Senate.
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BUsINEs CARDS.
Blanks! Blanks!!

4 N assortment Of blanks Of various kinds
n such as Warrantee, Quit Claim and Mort
gage Deeds, Subpenas, Summons, Executions
Attachments, and other Justices blanks, con
tantly on hand at this office.
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AUDIToR's OFFICE, ScIoro CousTY,1
hereby certify that have compared the
foregoing laws with the copy furnished me
by the Secretary of State, and find them
correct. GEO. A. WALLER, A. S. C.
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a Washington correspondents Of ihs Phil,
ndelPhia.l ledgersags iha. Horny Clay haa
within the lasl wenk grown ton ye5-
younger
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Ct0OPER'S New Work. The Ways Of
~ the Hour, for sale at WELLS,
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Office, on Market street.
NUMBER 4.

aemoty OF the STATE Of Ohio, That the pf,y;-
slons OF the act entitled can act 10 yecnIatt.
the action of forcible entry and detainer1
passed February 25th, 1881, and the sevejal
acts amendatory thereto, are hereby extend
ed and made applicable to an cases Of pur-
cnases OF real estate on sales by executors,
administrators or guardians, in the same
manner and to the same extent as such mo-
visions are by said acts applied topurchaseIy
Oh real estate on execution at law.
BENJAMIN F. LETTER.
Speaker of the House of Rspresentafipes.
CHARLES C. CONVERs.
March 10, 1850. Speaker cf&e Seaate.
AN ACT
To exempt from levy and sale upon cxecutiop.
certain articles therein named. * u
SEC. !. Bett enacted by tie General A.
sembty Of the State 2s Qlie, That sall .asts.
cles gpscin,Ans and cab .iis q 81 natasaI ~
mostly, history or science, whether animal.
vegetable or mineral, except such as may be
kept or intended for show or exhibition for
money or pecuniary gain, shall be exemut
from execution, attachment or sale 10 satisfy
any Judgment, decree or debtarising out Of
or founded upon contract.
. BENJAMIN +. LETTER,
Speaker of tae House of Repesentat;res.
CHARLES c. CONVERS.
March 20, 1850. SpeakerefMe Senate.
AN ACT
TO amend the act entitled, &c An act directing
the mode Of trial in criminal cases passed
March Z, 1881. IN. 49,
SEC. l. BE ii enacted byt the General As-
Scmoty OF the State of Ohio, Thatif ariy per-
son charged with the commission Of q crime
or offence made punishable by the laws of
this State, shall abscond or remove from the
county IN which such crime or offence be
charged to have been committed, it shall be
lawful for any justice Of the peace or other
proper officerof the county in which sun
person may be found, to issue warrant for
the arrest and removal Of such person to the
county in which the alleged crime may be !
said to have been committed, to be there de-
livered to any judgea0r justice Of the peace
oil said county, wbqshall cause the person
so delivered, to be dealt with according q
law, and the warrant SO issued shall have the
same force and5effect as if issued from the
county n which il is alledged such crime or
offence was committed. ~.
BENJAMIN f. LETTER.
Speaker Of he House Of Represeafafires.
CHARLES q. o0NVFRS Z
March %, 1850. Speatet of tie Seadfe.
SECRETARY OF STATEs 0rricr d
Columbus, April I, $780,
hereby certify that the foregoing lisa CO..
rect copy of the original ron. now on file ii
this Office. HENRY w. KING,
. Secretary Of State.
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AUDIToR's OFFICE, ScIoTo CoUNTY,1
hereby certify that | have compared the
foregoing laws with the copy furnished me
by the Secretary of State, and find them
correct. GEO. A. WALLER, A. S. C.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-23

ourcoucspondence and intelligence from Europe,
California, New Granada, Jamaica, the Watering
Places, including brief account of some Of the
eO,tune; that appeared at the Grand Fancy Dress
Ball at Saratoga on Wednesday night; the highly
interfering proceedings of the Scientific Convention
in session at New Haven, with the report Of
Mr. Squiers on the Volcanoes Of Central Amer
ca The telegrsPhic desratches from Washing
COZ, New Orleans, s.. Louis, OF news from Santa
Fe, Of the proceedings Of the Mad Convention
At Cazrnova, &c, &c. ,&c., compel US, this morn
ing, to publish the. Herdi on a double sheet.
Although we thus give the public forty-eight col
umns of important reading matter, we are yet
forced, from want of room, TO leave out a dozen
columns Of letters from various parts of the world
and intelligence gathered from our foreign and do
mestic exchange papers. We think, however, that
forty eight columns will be sufficient for one day,
and cheap enough too, fer two cents.