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.7f'Tgyf E4Jr-Ioa. rh Dunreily was arrested ls<
night ~ roliCt Rockwell Of the Sixteenth district
Tor an stt,upt 10 nmii rape upon little girl, sg~A
III year thc daughter Il lien named smith, residing
ucc MeGtath aud ly him licked up.
B,re'a,y, and .chemlf 70 Commit Robtsry o.
Seiurtty. the hth inst f,Iluw named Hugh Reed.
Notorious lhi,f entered housc In North Moore stre,
occupied ~ Mr. Henry Evans. through the hall door
which partly open After he got In he proceeded
enc q the back ro,us, where sir Evans happened
nt the tine &c irg the door e which locked Reed
LccoJ dcd In picking the lock In the act of 60
ing into the room. When he saw Mr. Evans lie then
turned on hi. heel and lie was pursued by swans
f.r The han dO'r when 'he latter ~ the oppo
ste tde o The street another notorious thief named
schf f,r q 4 in waiting for Reed They both then
in poetic dir ,tiens Mr. Evans DID not follow tcIs
Tut vert a. the Police ofncc tile next morning and
ltGgcd eonpisut and both were arrested yesterday
" ,n,Cr William stephens. q tho sth district and
ltehtd W by Justice Lcthrup.
Iistds Iamtgrsrts.-Samucl Surrey, a licensed
immigrant sg'ui rcsiding q, No West street wls
nrrtsitd ~ Cfc,t Wood II The fifh district charge
u 'Ntotten u appeared that Surry booked pas
t,rgtr ~ Tne'day evening. FIR deck angc on bpard
tie rffrc fr Albany for witch ie rh6rrd him s. 50
Whom IN, man wtut 10 the bout. ae informed that
hc was mpW "a onthst the fare "a Albany was oniy -
c,tts l'c iheroupon lrn the beet came 70 pcicemas
Nctd end y ~ him his story TIT morning surrey w~
brought b fore til, Mayer who ocrtd Ann To refund ~
and pyoktd his lctnsr.
Il Berrlar .f,,esiesi- man named Philip Gslaghes
sttd Yesterday evening or hrrakng into house
In IsrA Row nov urder rrocess q being built There
vtu three ciher I,rars concerned With him. whs
tstaptd u q supposed they lroke into the house fos
the rurp,,c - stpaling quantity ~ lead pipe which
"a tie building snd the workmcns tools ualaghes
.srefs,.-ihe junk store of Thomss Moss. in Orange
street vas broken ulvn ~ burglars between twelve
aud ocl,ck on Ihurday night, aud small amount
C1erd f9.efs-A man named Bernard McGcc. v.s
arrtsttd yesterday morning by policemen Orr Clara
cr are ~ having stolen large quantity of copp~S
q M u Itryth strcct owned by = iilicr.
IoH Tsi,tss - Charles w. Clark and Edward Dyer (co4
lI,dD arrested aud locked up for stealing wire
me article q house linen and dress coat, from No
mad street
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From Washington City.

Waau>droS, Apsil II, 1851
Mauy's observations winds ari current, Of the
yesterday issued from the National Observatory
They contain much valuable information for nayigators
large quantity Of Cumberland coal is daily arriving
in the district.
The Republic denies that Consul Walsh was removed
lie resigned. and his resignation accepted
The lion. Franklin W. Bowdcn, Of Alabama, is lying
dangerously i'll at his boarding house in this city.
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TRANspohTATIo.,

DENssYLyASiA RAILROAD COMPANY AgE g0W
= fervsrdiw gooa. = fittsturrL 70 80 days, 9om
fhiAdepbiAt a. Tie vi siNs ClNs~
Dry Goods shoes Hate Nr 81 ~ w. IT,. sse5nd tass
Bales Brown husiins Graeeros nsrAw4fr - 80 r~r
@CO lhs. Thrd-QuetrnmAre. ru~ws. ~ Ia
ahs foprth-Ashe. Tar. fitsh a., = ~ w. so
missions charged tur receiving aeaiak ws5d a
Philadelphia rltshurgk Cots o. Nrw Yarf Lsston
~ the Eastern MHnufsefn-ing ceppans ~ insurs
despsteh 10 rfttsbarxh sd ~ tts rssa Wsst
should " consigned y H ~ Huu stoN, rrslsat AFgna
Pennsylvenia Harvad Cerany "a ana Es Market strw.t
Philsdeiphis- heFAD&k y tAvoDE Asssts.
Csnal Ntea. rlttstwtsA.
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Nsv YoIk Alrnff.f


lA,u'enant Wait va svntrrcra ~ lhe Court Nartal
which rcsrtly - on boari ne Il shp Pennsylvania
W. w. dhnissf frem che ecTyicc he enttre" h's We
htrn H. connuttd W the PRECEDENT 70 twelve months
frfpcnticn. without pmv
Ii,utsnnnt Strickland q the 4 : Marine Corps was
ao srtcurtd 10 - ca hicrrd AMI his ncnce ha been
e,fnmud " the President, - twelve months supenaon
without ray
Gunner e oliver hrs been ordered " the Y :
ststmsr SmqurhsDna Ia racc a Gunner David Rankin
detached and waiting orders
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The Pennsylvania lie e-ixIature.

HAFRisHth"u, April III, 1871
Tho fousc a. Representatives have indcanitriy poss-
pcn,d the bill to consolidate the city and count, n
hiladelphia Tho vote was. yeas 10. nays3r
The House nlfo refused 20 take up the banking bll
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Explosion Of n Powder MN, Sc.


One Of Hazards powder milla. nt Enfcii, Conn.
exploded yesterday. Instantly Killing ~ the work
men and in!uriug two others, of whom " 4 thought
cannot yiye.
strike a caulkcrs and grnvcrs has taken place
against the pruposcd reduction of wages in Boston.
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itNrfssArf, Aprl ". lNl.
General Scott declines the dinner tcndcrcd him ~
l,rpc number of most Distinguished citia A. ~
said he had not accepted such invitation fr great
many years, and did not think he should again e
stiu mains IN the city, not having yct sciretei
for military afylum The farm ~ Uenersl iisrron at
North Bend v spoken of a. the mori desirable location
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TIE CONFEDERATION IN BROADWAY AND JOHN STREET
-fokiHER PARTIcuIARS-SEvEy BUILDINGS DE-
sIRoyED, AND TWO INJURED


-Erp1,Ypp n.n,,r,.. ~ % n'D ~ 80
srpox.,n - ~ ~ ~iiooiAH'-HENEs BUILDINGS DE-
ny a hp, AN TWO INJURED
~.-.ss,s .. S'oao"ay ana John street reported in
,,, y'e,eiuny norhhg, When IL was finally extn
nrey TO the flames ,.s;das ~ Sss na,e ,,ioh a
Hotel In John street tbvea l,,;I,!y ~ ',ie iio"'iu
sumed besides a fourth eonsil.r.bI, i,;,,, ~ eon
water. tbns making total ~ soya, h;,i, w c hp
and two damaged Among the fo,r in pras, s'"Seu
two mock anetion shous In proo,way NJ ,s"S ~
the fire originated was n new n,arn;aeent ~, ~ esu ,
brown stone-frout store oceupied and Owned h III
son a Robertson and contained SInoooo .or,b' -
GOODS II was n.xt the UowsrJ H., 49,, =, ny
tonraJ NJ ,eo - ooa,,;,a - r, a. ~ o'ot-
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NtftAl NIfH IT IN3I-
The Common Council this evening. dkbanded the
Fire Department There l. great excitement among
The rowdcs a. the department. and the better class u
iftmen agree with the action ~ the Council
dtIhrimtnt will be oinnnzad ON the nnstnn plan
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THE WoRI.D.s FAIn.

yNoRLD'S FAIR.-PERSoAs WITH FAMILIES on
w otherwise visiting LOngon during the exhibition de-
srng comfortable and neatly furnished mparment with
without board In of the plea ant parts of London
Hyde Park. will hnd Madame n. Stephany
No. Tonbrdge place, Euston square London. Refer 10
J.. s. forke, salem, New Jersey.
rT>HE WORLDS FAIR.-TIiG WHOLE or THE CARGO
Il ofthe u. y ship ST Lawrence having been conveyed
from Southampton and depvitc IN the Crystal Palace,
der direction, prepared a. xC attention %
the wishes exhibitors, Parties visiting England invited
call Liverpool aud IoEdon ohces whore they will
ind hles o the latest American newspapers where tuir let
be addressed where lettet of credit be
cured aud attention given tp their wishes and nts
tDNAkDN, NANDIDRDM \ 60,
10 Wall street New York. Columbia BhlJings, Liverpool
and ~ aud u cornhill, London
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~ Lovis, Ar-n N, 1ssl
Tho Anthony wayne, from Council Rlun wah q fiIl
load, funk near here, and " total loss.
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BY MoRsE's MAGNETIC LINE-No. l6 WALL STREET
Senate.

ALBANY, April IL, 1851.
PRIvALE CLAIMS
The entire session occupied In the discussion of
several private claim bills of much interest to the claim
ants, but of little interest to the community
This day is by special order devoted in the Senate
its calendar Of private claims
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TO THE CITIZENS .

TO THE CITIZENS o
Il visit the Great ExLi
street, near Gracechurch 4
'nowned throughout the ci
Cutlery in general. Need,
Tea. trays. and Papier Ma,
a. well as every rvquis o.
Deeply sensible of the nee,
Exhibition imposes WORTH! I.
secured a very considerable
his numerous productions
4 Leadenhall street, willr,
lated to meet the extraord
.pates. Among the sights o
arg and extraordinary than
OF taste and elegance, there
Aechi's. Those who wish I
land displayed in the mort
TO visit Mechi's, where they
adapted 20 the requircmen
Catalogues will be furnishe,
England. post free.-4 Lad
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SERfots ACCIDENT OK rur DELAWARE During
lc storm on Tuesday last, fourteen tdc-watcr
canal beats belonging TO the Ilayrc de Grace md
sui.L at place called "Gcmmelfs Gut" The
loss Of poIcIty by this disaster Is estimated TO bs
very large. During the same gale oyster boat
sunk in tie Delaware opposite Florence. The per-
sons On beard clurg to the top Of the mast iar y,
hour AID in the meantime, their cries being heard
nj Niller's hotel. assistance rendered, add h"r
were saved. The boy. when taken Oh, was almost
itsepslle Uurirg the prevalence of the same, Two
new frame dwellings were blown down at F'O4vnce.
| -Nrmk ddrGttser, dyvR ~.
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ENTERED AT sTATti
NJ bitioe Almanac, for
ing erecting in Hyde Park
ticular connected with I
German; also how to vi
1uitous exhibitions in
streets, churches, monuI.
1res, and every other n.
koss Il Sons, ll9 and ~
celebrated perruqui, r., i.
and general agents. wi,
sion orders for every de-, !,
world. Ross g. Sons al
siding abroad to the arti
sisting Of British and :
establishment in France.
ing cases, strops. and cu
Guard Razor" which pr,
cutting himself while sha,
hair ofany required shad
OF ornamental hair, OF All
men. Amy orders recoiv,
and II Of .f2U valae and /
wholesale pIcc. but a ren.
they undertake that not
sent, for which their name
been established nearly
Cd, with the usual al .,
order, u all booksellers
world. Address, Ross &
street. London.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
EUROPEAN ADVERTIsEMENT.

HUNT 4 ROsKELL SUCCESSORS TO SroRR L.
Mortner) Goldsmith Siv,rsmiths &c. to the queen
also Chron aers Of No. l5j New Bond
street London mandatory - Harrison street Grays
road; beg their patrons that are
abost moving their branch business in Princes street
Manchester to st. AIMS ~ in the town and
Immediately opposite H. tie principal Of the
Exchange.
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NEWS BY LEGRAPH.
~>~1-~0~~~oNoooo->l~N>s>o
The BOSTON FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE.
~N0~Noo~NeN~N1Ne~>N~~-@Ns
THE DECISION OF TIIK COMMISSIONER.
0NNo~~0->N~~~~No~~N>>y~
Another Application for a Writ Of
Habeas Corpus.
ooNN~~NNonnNDoNoN.oNN~
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
NsNNNNNO~N~NNN~NA<SN>No.~>
Excitement among the Catholics at Milwaukee
NNSUNooN~o>OrNN|~~,<~~o
GEN. SCOTT AT CINCINNATI,
&c., &c., &c.


HABEAs CORPUS APPLIED FoR--ExAMI NATION BEFORE
JUDGE WOODBURY., or THE UNITED STATES SUPREME
COURT. rTC
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i'NrRt itALL.-GREAT EyuI-
NJ tsal. aias a view of the build
.gI .I', account 1f every par
#, ssHG English, French, AMI
ii -tS ie the Waole of the IRA
ai'.a 49,. its principal squares.
ia S =. Sc. with the cl1
c.t e.r nation. Published by
{. - street, London. the
hair cutters. hair dyer
H~G-s0 - execute on comm
II ods tor all parts Of the
sttentipn ot persons
ilte own manufacture: CON
4nt. laery tthey having IN
,.,tt til pf suan. hrusha,. Grcs.-
l""r. .lti ing their = Registered
NJ. t.e possibility OF any one
s,G'. .st'.pilatoty Tor iyeing the
"r, H unrivAlled assortment
.Eras tat1 ladies AMI ceutle-
~ lrW promptly attended to,
/ PtN2.e- ill be execut ii mt the
iit'f t,it mdi-pausab.s rad
l. t arsr class good, .hai be
rn lent guarantee. having
+, Utt4fy Price Of the Almanac
wan.e ne trade; t. be had, by
Hf, r. 'enders throp slont the
u and l2J Bishop gate
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pr baby the los IL about onc-third hs Insurance
Th,rc were about 80 less injured. The
grtptcst oss suffered on the building and 'ts
tents. in which the hrc first broke outnaney, lSo
cupi,d 10y Hudson and Co The in uraucc effected
sb0Ooo-Cn the building $1,000 AMI on the tock,
SlaHCC0 The total damage l. about sl3DD0D The par
tculars ot ,hr nsuranoc n follows
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Frenklin Perpetual, of Philadelphia ....... $4,000
Protection of Hartford ..................... 5000
Democratic banner., 1851-06-25

they had fed. / was Of opinion that Il waa
the bounden duty Of Congress Il. pass such
q law. The South insisted they had . right
to it, and I thought they properly so insist.
ed. 1t ives no concessioh-no yielding Of
anything-no giving up Of anything. When
called on to fulfil a compact, the question is
will you fulfil? And,for one, / was ready
/ will fulfil it by any fair and reasonable aci
Of Legislation. Now the law of 1850 had
two objects, both of which were accom-.
|plished by it. First, it was to make the
law more favorable for the fugitive than the
law of 1893. Il did so, because it called
for a record, under seal, from q court in
the State from which the fugitive might
have come, proving and sscertsinings that
he was . fugitive, 50 that nothing shonldbe
left, when pursued into q free .Stssr, butfto
produce the proof Of his identity. Nsxt.ii
secured e higher tribunal. aud itplaced the
power in more responsible hands. The
Judges of the Supreme and District Courts
of the United States, and learned PERSONS
appointed by them as commissioners, were
to see to the execution ofiiis law. There
fore it was q more favorable law, III al re-
spects to the fugitive, than the law passed
under General Westinghouse standardization
in 'S3. fse.F = z.s,9h 1tsE4sa
Democratic banner., 1851-06-25

The dusntity ofpowder 4 mi -
grains, and drives he ka'l
force thea The large chssgs -
|gun.. This is . nsw ins1haias
manufacturing Of tie gun & hos7 -
ct Williansbargh, and vslsarn III
order has been received % ID sunAr. Z
Gardner, Harrison & Cc., e. citr3
casting ~breechss, &c., for 4. hs
its exhibition to ourselves, - ssasr -
part inventor bad beea downs e Asnssdes
with ten men having ordinary muskstS-
He lred Fifty balls whils tKsy frsz 9os,y:sf
of his, and only thirty-fo4f 81 ths<ss. -
'ths target. Upon siiS sxanszsd6s
could sea NJ objection @Jkt inssraARL
Newark Advertiser. aFsass
Democratic banner., 1851-06-25
The Praak read Progresse..

From the proceedings Of the meeting at Bow
ling Green, on Monday last-which will be found
ia another column-it will be seen that the work
has assuned q new interest 10 that vicinity
Thsrs HsEe but swpsrsons present, owing to the
shOnkhOiics chat had besn given, and also on ac-
esstzISf tbs busy season with the farmers. The
sFths xhich Eosi y ICng time had been completely
a4uf1tsd with wster from the heavy rains, had
jds become dry enough to admit Of plowing.-r :
Consegusn1ly thsre was but . small attendance.
HoHsysr, ~ right spirit prevailed. An seemed
. apnrecisss be utility Of TIE road. and the sb.
sOluis iasesssity fr Immediate action. The
Brtae ausEntd II travel % he read; and the utter
tznPoasibilits e esss hsvinga good foid until
tAiS srterpFise Sian have been accomplished,
sSthed To- sxsst the psoper influence. 1Aiffsit
intefsstsd, and desired 70 remedy the eyi, under
which u fhsy labS. iFoyty-sevsn shares Of dock
were taken, lanpuntihs to 1880, Bowling
GfeeA ssds yipiaity win d. thir dniy. SThsy
vii snbasEibe It leass seysn Or eight Thousand
aek4E.t rThs.farmefs ua the soute1 from here 70
BsaliEg Green. viii tAks MON 1atsaStensh ca.
ana deliars, aid We shail thsGS hSve al 'assuf.
uesthA sliSfieht. The oadn.ythenbs but
iressdiassly uhasF saptracs. Ms Gssdsantaesas nay /,
soahB y enjoyed. asd whsa oncs realizes, here
can Be no question thss branches Will DO sstend-
"a n fthes s~eptipas d. the county, 70 subservs
IL saassrisaee sni alsgs ~ aeconnedations
ag fah 6weufn~ a.-.a-o n-a~.a 80
Democratic banner., 1851-06-25
PREMIUMToBACbo

me aWetu % pteEatuDt, u8Ifa1o r
'Iprehium tobacco yesterday ,ai the RI6sta4
Warehouse, was quite al interesting syssE
Tho first premium hid Of msnufsalar;s,
leaf was raised by B. G. Fertuas, 81 Pikee
county, and was purchased by cur f1ss
lcitizeD, Mr.. Thomas Campbell, corasI.sf
100 lbs.
The second prsmium hid, sf nssatsctss
ling leafxAs raissdbyE Motisyyo -
county, end vas purchased BY Lsubr&
Bros, at $50 30 per 100 Ibs. 8sfa
The first prem jun hid Of shipping NJ
was raised by J. Ray, Of Pike County, ID
was purchased BY B. ". Lewis,6f Glasiss
at 81 25 per 100 lbs. 'e 20 a' =
The foregoing three bids eere consigsed
to Msssss. Booth s Hubbard. IS
The second premium hid Of shipping lsef
was raised by W. Shaw, Of Pike coausS,.ad
wss purchased by A. Meier & Co. as 81
20 per loo lbs. Consigned " Trabas 4
Son.
Beside the foregoing, 10 hbds, which he'd
been offered in competition, wsfesOld ss
follows:
OF shipping lsaf-2 hhds by C. T. Lewis,
of Cooper county, to J. B. s. Lemoine, =.
Iva 40 to 1915. ea also "a
hid, by J. B. Robsdfrds, of Frsnklinc oun.
'ty, to T. Campbell, at 50.
hid, by ]. r. Richards, Of EnaAlis
county, TO James BoeL, ct Sc 10.
lhhd,by J.. Motley, Of Piks.te Mr. Shsa-
.noas at $S. 80
Ihtd, by j.. Motley, .of Pike,to B. Niue.
selmsn, Of Louisville, at$l0 90.
hid, by,J. Motley. Of Pike, % W. D.
Foley, at "a 90. 9Vk
l hid, by-J. r. Guy, Of Pike, 70 A. Msi.
eT & Co., II IS SO
l hid, by H. W. HarnIst, &c Pike, 10 A.
Meier & Co, at Sc 80 per roo IBID
Of manufacturing lssf-Il bid b. 6, d.
Merriweather, ofPikss e 3. Musselmsssof
houisvfifs, st&to.
y hLds BY ]. Psrsoas, Of Eoopss, 20 j. B.
s. Lemoine, 1t 50 60itc 50 N0s 81
l hid BY A. Bsll,ofF ranklia,to ]. E. Lie-s
gett at $l7 80. -
l hid by J. r. Richards, Of r Franklin, to
T. Campbell, at SIC 30.
l hid by r. J. North, Of FrsnkIin, 10 B.
Mu~sselmaIi, Of Louisville, at $I470.
l hld by J. F. Smith. Of Frapkiin, 10
Lewis & Bro, at gil so.
1 hid byJ. M. Tate, Of Collowsy, TO B.
Musselmsn, Of Louisville, q, $96 60.
2hhd BY w. Shaw, Of Pike, to ]. f. Lig-
gett, at $l7 20.
/ hid by R. G. Fortune, Of Pike, to e.
Liggsts, at $ll 60 per 100 lbs.
1t will be seen from the foregoing, lhss
Pike county has carried of che banner, 10
producing the greatsst number Of choice
specimens Of tobacco. The prices, geaer.
ally, range much higher than those Of the
premium sales Of last year.-ESains LOUIS
9Otll inst. -
Democratic banner., 1851-06-25
Plank ROAD Meeting.

A plank road meeting will Be hsld ct Noiz
Greek Church, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Full
notice has been given, and we hope there will
|oss large turn out Of the farmers in that vicin'
lily. "Ths work goes bravely on" q prOpe'
spirit seems to be aroused, alfbegin to appreciate
and acknowledge the benefits that must result
from its completion. It only needs be understood,
to meet the hearty appreciation Of oil. Let as
many Of our citizens as can make it convenient,
attend the meeting at Noix Creek this afternoon
1t is bur a pleasant evenings excursion. Our
country friends win be pleased to meet US and
interchange views with us. Their interests are
blended with those Of Louisiana. In demon.
|strasing the advantages resulting to one, the ar
'gument equally proves the advantage to the other
The road, If built, must pass through that vicini'
lty. The farmers in that section are the most en-.
terpfssing In the county. and require a good road
10 get their surplus productions to Market
Whenever convinced Of the utility Of this un-
|deltaking, we shall not for . moment doubt their
|iiberality il, its encouragement.
Democratic banner., 1851-06-25
Tha Eelecfion of Judaes.

We are proud to see so little disposition among
The people generally, to make this important
election . political test or partisan scrauble.--
,There ia an evident desire on the part Of some
snail posatoe politicians, to get up an excitement
sR The subject that might exert an influence oil
This sort. But we feel contiden. no attention
whatever will Be given to Them Their efforts
win alf be invaip. Apure, enlightened and in
e~b4ruptible Judiciary. j. more desirable, BY fer,
tlar The monentary eradication attendant upon
aPsity parry, triumph In the zeal Of political
excitement ignorant and incompetent men are
oftsn selected 10 Gil Offices of much less inpor-
tanee.' The danger, however, to community, can
never Be so grsss as the election Of judicial off,
cefs.i -lIo' improper influences should be allow
sdto have any weight. Nothing should be toll
Grated calculated in The least 10 divert the mind
trOmithe great objects to b. attained. isHonesty.
capacity and fasifyS' should Be chiefly looked
tO6y tAs voters Of tie State ia casting their suf-
f1ges next August. Ills an important election,
and enc thas should excite interest. All should
CONS 90 he polls, not fas the purpose Of engasg-
ing 10 rancoroqs contest for The tusesss Of party
pshsness but "a exercise the inestimabls right of
ths elective franchise, with the coolest delibera-
den, and with'an eye single to the great object
tOibs attained-the protection Of our lives, our
liberty ana property. and ths promotion Of the
ptecs and good order uf society and the happi-
Hs.s q individuals, in The wise and prudent adj
nInlstrition 81 the laR. aiae us s48 goii gas
II Ihi! - tie first tine The citizens Of this
STATS haze ,bssn calIsd 90 70 choose the 10.
dietary! "Fhs Supreme and Circuit Judges
havs hsfstofors been appointed By tie Gov
eEnof, With the advice and consent oil, the
Senate, The Piesent system 10 On expert
usRta IL was adopted IN order chat the
Peopas might have an opportunities select
thsir ablsst and best men, to sit in iudg..
muent upon shsir dearest rights. The adj
~Hsniages IF the system will be entirely Per
ssrted and hOpeIsssly lost,fif the merit Of
the sspiraut Is made to consist in party zeal
snd The lOw tricks Of the dsmagogas.' The
just Judge must take the law in allits pieur;-
IT. it, truth add bene6csnes, administering
Justice between man and man, regardless Of
ths'pcverty and misery Of the one, Or the
wealthaod rePatseioh of che Othsr-unbi-
sssd BY social or political sttachnsnts, and
unblinded by-ths doninioa Of party preju.|
diesE & Such men should Be elected, and
saeh Ne believe the people viii honor with
their suffrages, without snquiring after the
politics Of this or that candidate.
Democratic banner., 1851-06-25

u Judge Bryan Muilanphy, Of St. Louis
died on the 18Th list. He we, a very eccentric
man, possessing many qualities peculiar only te
10 hinsslE. His estate is said to be worth siA
hundred thousand dollars-o0e-third Of which
he devised to DE city of 81. Louis, in trust, for
The bsne6t of boaa Jfds foreign emigranss to the
Wests s-9igaus ri raE,-- ts ~
Democratic banner., 1851-06-25

q The river opposite this place 10 now fall.
ling slowly. after having kept up to the highest
point about two weeks. i ceased to rise on the
9Th inst, and, up tOthis time, has not fallen more
than two feat eight inches. We understand il is
now falling from St. Peters down: We have
treason to fear the effects Of malaris, after its fall,
q, all tie bottom lands have besn long covered,
and a heavy growth Of vegetation viii be len to
decay and rot beneath q summers suns n a4I
Democratic banner., 1851-06-25

E7.CapG David M. Hickman died al his res
|idsnce in Boone county, On the 18th inst. HI
Represented that ccanty severaldmes in the Stats
Legislature, and was q member Of The Conven'
called in ls45, 70 remodel the State Consti.
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