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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-19

pHILADELPHrA, June 1S--4 II. M.
.9rssa Of NE CIV Of Giasgow-Compl,merp 10 the Captain
The Steamship City q Glasgow, Capt wylie from Ii.
rcspcd 30 instant arrived in our bay yesterday al
Pm having crossed the Alta otto in Ii days 1917 houra
with over zoo tons Of merchandise cabin and 227 for
ward passpgrrs
Capt HyIes waited on ~ committee from re-
oect iist az passengsSs "a ascer n his pleasure lei
sure 10 accept ervioe a. massive oliver plate Mt public
0inDsr Capt W r-csiv the gentlemen with his
ouaasDcd yss~uG and FRI MI and what eubse
gvcou, rsnlptfrd Opponent kn0we<h not.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.


Arriyed7,stea%shp City Of Glasow wyi,e. Hyerpsol
barks Jos Fish, Seavy NOrlesns. Doaware, Crowel Bos
tom rigs Abbott Lawrence. Crowcll do; Ormns Reed.
Bedford Telos Mason Portinnd; sohrs u King Ken e
Charleston; Moses Brown 8a, and Mary Ann n Caroline
Henderson, Providence; Geo Smith Hawkins; Victory
Baker. end Argus Baldwin WORK PcpDsylsanis BhI.
Haven Dart, somers; Mary Miller Laws Julia Eliza. Hug
bee and sacramento Eckerson Boston Buera VISTA Pot
ter Dishton; Virginia Wrghtinston, FAN kver ssran
ropsld Ellis Provincetown Jerome willard. Portland
W = Phi lps, Watson. Salon m,
CIesred-P Arks Pses. wilkins LsruayrG Anna Ut
1ur,er 81 stephen NIB; william Fuller and hass No
White Bostonj briggs Saml Churcbmau MO
Jsn.iro and mkt; Telos Mason bcssoa: Ia.np ali
Haven Ruepa Vista Potter Dsbtos Julia Eliza Ssese;
Oregon Lewip; kiIer Laws ana Secrsmcnto Ncker
son; Hary An, Caroline, Henderson: and Geo omish.
Hawkins, Providence, Dart Somers salem.
Miscellaneous
srup DArL wrssrrE tot E:nsuckstl go tors; built A.
will All hsr whaling apparatus tnr $3.50 she was pur-
chased Zenas adams OF thAt town. ana viii be con-
tinued In the whaling eusins-s
Ba SHIPS FREMONT and CREmorA. reported wrecked at
Bermnds early part OF tho month said bo aad
the vessel
I'm BAnK GRACE DARLING Ia reported TO have hees oAst
che Crta KEYS the early part OF this month She
wss baud to dyerpos from Sc Dsnisgs with mahsssny
BR BARN HsnApIA. Croocher iron Shields for Eyork,
wcn ashore on Western Head nsa< LIVERPOOL Ms Ashs Of
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SlOCk SnleS.

PH,LAnsLr'nA, June Is Report ed by Barker. Brother.
x Co1 FUoi bodrd-S2 100 Texas Regis 10 aopds
haoates %; ,n schu! kin Navigation S. rs interest ~
cash. 90 900 aiding Railroad MprgageG 40 49, II, H..
hin Interest w 1000 al egi any City 6s 70 o., SOFA
esding Is 20 casn 81 coo spring 6s So 1881
mares Pennsyl,sIia Rairosd cash Az: ~ d. ~ AZ
do 44i4 100 Morris Canal 10 lsis; Cracd Bank 2,s:
10 Comut cip Bank C2 2Manrfacrrers and M.enanics
Bar H. IA; UDcp bank Tennessee IS Betrcen rrd,-
81 55o psnnylyapia pc Certificate a.7 l5oo d., 80
= eco 90 caeh ~ 1000 9elS lj0D 3d. s5wn gsi
Is co Do s5vn 9ss 5000 DO 80 10 80 shares Long fand
Rsiroad cash, ~ 200 iris Canal b5 ia 30 Re,din,
hailr' ad 4il Second BoardS 00J kea ,g "a u
~ et1 LOO Chciora'i 6s ~ ln2 200 rritet Stases
"a e@p llth 100 Leigh Interest 9l6 ~ do 9o iol
do 10, 81 500 North America Coal COMPANY ga h5 IL;
5000 90 10 81 100 share: Morris C.na No. ls Harris
bnrg kair ad, asa; 10 Bank Il Kentucky Il3i; Com.
merc,al Esnk so after Board-S 600 Residing Mort gage
o. 13 81 80 shares Lns leland Rsiroad S. TO- 100 40 10
20 r. adug Railroad, 4lss Market steady
BALTIMORE June 17.-Siock Board500 shsres Batmo- re
ana ohio knirosd honds 10 9ai4 800 do. 80 ga - Ral
ryiand 6s eloeoat 16 he Baltimore 6s 1890 lO5 bid Bal
tim re snd oio Railroad Bonds 1857 93 bid rs asked;
1873, ~ bid, asked; o. lsO, 9si bid g7e asked
shares ~ bid 6Nsked York ano Cumberland Railroad, q
I'D ~ asked; Baltimore and SusquehanpA Railroad 80
bid 32ia asked.
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Arrived-Ship st Jacob (Prus), LverpooE hsrss W
Bridge Mstamoras; Matilda Liverpool; Nevsda, Msbae
hrgs Watson (Br) Cardiff Velocity Brl Glasgow; |,
Walker Matamorss PauliDa. Mary II. and Ere - CO.
tina (swed) Gottcnburg Panama, Messna; Whitaker Phi.
adc'pbia schrs Francobia Fredericksburg Super Rondout
Coral. NYork
Cleared-ship Minstrel, Calcutta; brgs Era. Port su
Prince; Rush Charleston; Metssk Philadelphia whip
pie, do; schrs Eureks, Port Prince: Brave Albany
INV ORLEANS juno - 1852.
Arrived-Sbirs Manchester, kYork, westmips.er dol
North Carolina, do John Curror Boston Sachcm do.
CHARLEsror, June H.
Arrved-Schr Col satterIy Evors
Sailed-Brg Moses. NYorki schr President. do.
PORTLAND June IL.
Afryed-Drjr Shamrock, NYork,
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Explosion of E1reN orks Factory.

BUFFALO, June Is. 1917.
This afternoon Morris fireworks factory "a, Black Rock
was destroyed by explosion through the spontaneous
combustion Of chemicals used in manufacturing red fire
The building torn to pieces. Fortunately the work
at oinn'r and ID one was hurt. Loss about
$4,000. Uninsured
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Fall OF the Republic Printing Office, Buffalo

BurFAio, June Is. 1852
The walls n the Republic printing Office fell this
ming with tremendous crash bury ing several compo,
tors the ruins They all most miracul3Usy escaped
with a few brues-the and imposing stones sup.
porting the rod and brick, and giving them time 70
creep out. The forms, type, &c, were all thrown into
n,.,
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southern steamers ut New Orleans.

Nrw ORLEANS June Is 1852
The steamship III Dorado has just arrived here from
Aspuwail with the California mail Her dates the
same . those by the Illinois.
The steamship Benjamin Franklin sails for New York
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CITY Politics.

TnE DEMOCRATIC RAprBLCAN CONFERENCE.-The joint
Committees OF Arrangements Of the old aud young
If the Democratic Republican Comm ttces will meet at
rammany Hail, ON the 18th inst. ~ II O'Clock NJ to
make arrangements tor the great meeting of the
dmocras ii the county of Orange. to .e held Wash
eous Head Quarters Newburg the 18th day Of
July next, 10 ratny the nominations of the National
Democratic Convention at Baltimore. The following
per sons we're appointed the the Of
tae old mems Democratic Republican General Commit
tee -kchad j. Connolly. Michael iialpen Robert 4,
Dillon. Henry Il ioifmre, Daniel Il. Sickles Jchl
Nc Donald and William Turnure
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-22
VOL. Nll.-NO. 40.
Illinois the ouu. Giant ~

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For the Free Trader.
FAITH, : oPE, AND CHARITY.


Twas might, long aud siarlrssu.pht,
" i!rH hul ray ui hupr arose
l"'h''f the wanderers rugged path,
% s"oih ,hc troubled sp,u,'s Noes.
stood upon .rngrt shore,
" hrrr dashed III, cold and bitter spray;
The whd winds shook my trembling iorn
ANA uaikurss gathered round nay way
No oshrItrr from the chilling hin.'.
No hsht q" guide amld tie .nnn.
l"aud"reu "n IlIat desert
lar from ,hc aid oi ncnu ONE
ghr spirits OF the sea and air
tplusr ,unuiurd III power hut bate
And wildly shi krd around NV path
Aud darby hroodcd DER my 'nIc.
ooh, God 20 ! cried, .',- TN. rny lot
Must forever wander here
Amlt the GENES ~ gTr,i and ''or
hc Ncum Ut consuming !r,-
Io' as spoke n golden light
lumcd the dark aud muurniui scene,
NinIr visions, b"aul.ous aud bright,
stole Der my senses like Il dream.
Bright Ser1pls bridiug from Ilrr skis,
Whispered sweet words ui heavenly love,
And where the troubled billOw- rolled
y holy calm glrameJ from above.
No longer darkness vaiIs my path,
No nugry spIfil- round me rave;
ButIui'iy vanish iutOHIr
or srnks beneath the peaceful wave
And towering roundmr, hand in hand
Three bruutruus iuuns, oiVlu.iy hr ght,
Sent down to cheer my lonely path
And guide my wandering Steps Alright.
Folding their snowy pnions, now,
They gently ,,adm me on my way,
And fragrant flowers oi brilliant hrcs
Sprug up tu greet Us ns We s,Iry.
Yet ever looking up to Heaven,
The eye OF fIull espirS i,s home;
llopc -mira, aui puucs her wings for h.gh
When Chariry's besi work is done
Ottawa, 49,! c. j 4
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business G0r0s.
TO FarnfrS---PiOWs!

W" HIyF n NTIr Ns,UTImrUt n
Erak'"g Shtb!' CoyH f. N,ri IYar,.
which W. should like TO show Won. whether Won
want lu huy ur not, n iiatlcr ourselves, alter
the experience ~ hayr had, Ne can -huw you
Itors HH ooHi Ls B,ut
We have taken extra nam. ln srI,rtiro ntr
steel and timber, So NJ warrant all ut our Flows III
every respect ,quai not better than can be- found
ANY where. rl-r
We have also u large assortment of Rol,irg
tnlirrs ready to attach tu the low, II wanted, ,
ihry beng approved u 10y most oi those iEal u,s
thcm. An tho-r thar want f.uw-. rrHs,. ,,Ii ri
The steam iiuw shop, and rAamlUr. before l.u
buy Piows that arr made hundred miles of, aud
sem 10 th" stors here, TO BE- prudrd out
March l3-u TrvrRpEr \ prr,y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-22

lRoN WAR SrtAMtUs.-Some interesting cx.
pcrmcnts were made at the Navy Yard to day
in presence Of the President Srrcturys Of the
Navy and War, distinguished naval uaicuis and a
large concuur,e Of ladic, aud gentlemen. rs to
the effect OF shell upon iron and coal The Iron
stcumes Water Witch WAS moorcd out in the
stream, her huuk,rs filed with coal, and several
nnc inch shells fired into her IL resulted in
shaving that ron vessels afford no resistance t.
SHOT, it going through the sides as il they were
paper leaving great ragged openings and that
the coal bunkers Of lntsr vessels are n protcc.
tiun from shot to the machinery which placed
between them, aud that the explosion ur shells
will not set the coal oa fire. The range was ,ix
hundred and fifty yards. Iron !, whooly insult.
ed for war vessels, the fragments oi the IRON
where struck, alone being more dangerous than
N, alui it.Aif-N ! M.lnn laN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-22

Tmr EAIt CNR-Vwm E.yaurox-Woll
y"u like the laNury of new scuuriunl Take
SOAR stand slX lc,t from the railroad tr,r; in lie
ughr, aud await the passage If the fcis,i train.
There ls no wind stirring Clouds close in the
light ol the sluts The bum of lfo has cca. ed
hochurss and silence brood tcgratl,r upon ,be
face If the deep. Atr or tie ear catches a
d"wuIrg ROM Half heard aud half Glt--it
grows ntu more distinrtuess---r1rtlv revealed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-22

NEw GEANNnA-lhc Panama JoVrpdl H.
faTmHcuo contains the Message ol President Iu.
pee to the Congress ut New ,,ra' ada The
President states that the increase Of expense
caused by the rebellion has impoverished tie
Treasury. The revenue of :hc past year has
amounted to 10000. 200 rcals, while the rxpcndi
lures have reached over 2S,O0O,UOO For the cur.
rent year the revenues are estimated at about
1900 o0O, aud the demands on the Treasury at
over 23,ooo,ooo, leaving a deficit cr more than
GOOOOUO reals.
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Allstcl anrous

{, BURR Ag'm for t,u'scijop h,srance
Va. ''op",G OF llnIford-Opp..,,e the Nan
s'ou House.
\ g. STONE, SmlNc H,rp,s AMI 7rmA M.
81. u1flIrw'r uj ,Urmyr 7,DrD,r, co,rr
"i t1ral AMI tolum'u, strrris, OIIDwa lI
hpS II WAGNER Jr.i.rs Of Hs P,rr, :
c3 Djj.c N the north east corner ot H.. Court
hnI.r. un -lL-., N-nNI vi Do II
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E= N = sGA "a e. - - "
CrulECr's Rifle LlnUflCtCrV.

a iiE -cuhrr having rrlurUcd i,oh the eas
Il attrryI>luuL thr prlncIpa manufactures, he
- - now prplrrI 10 manufacture the crlrhra
ird IuryrG-, ur Gaining iwl-' Ruff, which hr war
rrnts Iu Dee rgu|l Io any made ~ Ih~ stale ur else
"Err- lie WI.ial-o keep constantly ON haud nu,
for sale q good ~urtmrut oi Guuh" and -ug.r bar,
relied Towing pieces. Powder f,as,s. Came Bag,
Shot fnuchr-. P'rcu-.lun taps,aud superior anu.
Gle ol sporting Powder
Ai.Nluts lphaIug 10 the guusmth lin, done will
uesrlcss ana despatch.
Shopnu the east side Of Columbus - one door
suuIhut the i'ulun .Iousr iun, !--ii
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Coon PAy-1hc pny Of Louis NAPOLEON, rs
President h France, Is twelve million or francs
n year (S9,l3oOoO), which is about SlQ2 300 pei
month, equal to SO 100 per day. So Louis 81,
polcon gets in four days more pay thon our Pres
idcnt gets IN whole wear, his pny for one day
/. more than the annual salary Of any Of the mem,
hers of our Cabinet There is something after
all IN being rtc.idcn, of France
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-22

The lllmni. Central Railroad Company have
ids, closed bargain for fifteen thousand tons OF
railroad iron PAYABLE in half cash and half bonds
on mote favorable terms than non has ever yo,
been pur,hasCd hy any ,,irrar,
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I We have UrtuIv stated trit - new .hEp uf .
200 ton, burlh,u, 'u ur hir,d WIh q new ,a,uu,
ei's'"e Was ~ eoUI'r II cuU,tIu,tiun 1T the ,ar4
/ oi Mrssis. frIuu', Patterson IL S'u,h We are
hoimrd HAT she Is u very br1Uului model, am,
/ Is To be bui.t "a the must substantial muurI -
. ne eIsmc, whct d, q great uDNr.r0N, g. now nj
cuutsr "i construction AZ the wand Il Mr.-I,
li"gg ~ Deidnctcr Il consist, uf two pam ui
c!hrurrs, the wuIbInE piston, uf which .uc -
inches ~ uitmcIri H. great prcunIutN consists
~ It's NIS large =, Iyu.rl> nd pI,tun,, wurN ~
vi" y'r, io" pressure. IL the absence ui bpli,r,
"r hr,t,r', iLcir bong uu other ines rmp.u, r,l
tIwn those III suaiI srIles under Inu bottom ul
| tie working cs .mdrr,
I DwI"g eight months The experimental calu,r
engine hh> O'rnu operation, and u l. stated hat
no' cent has bcrn vXpcudrd uu It iur repairs
Iht leading prmcip,c al thl, engine CONSISTS
III Ir"du,lhs mu,Nc power uy the -mplu, nunl
| =" Tie expansive iurCc ui the amu. phuiI,
an msir"d 1t that al steam the iurrr Uvms
produced 10y compression ui the air IN one put
"i 'he machu,, and H. djlauun by the appI,a
uun "i heat IN another part lhis duauuu how
ever, II not elected by - continuous Hppli,.tI I0n
ot combusuO'rS, but by peculiar transfer by
""',h 'ht Galore Is made Ia Operate over and
over asaln-ihc heat ui the AT escaping run
Uhe cy Under that Is olkug, at each successive
STOKE "i the engine, Is transferred To the cold
compressed ar, entering II 81 that's curIlnuoU,
hppItalIuh oi iurl i only necessary III order IL
make good the losses ut heat ucc.,,iunrd by the
unavoidable radiation oi the heated parts OF the
machine.
/ The obvious advantages Of this new invention
are s"lI I" be tue great saving ui feel and ui
iHu"r III The management ui tue engine, auu it,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-22
Boot & Shoe Shop.

rNsilE undersigned would call the attention Of
hls friends and the public To his removal to
til" place close by where the BARRIERS Shop stood,
an Madison slrrcr, knowna as Joseph Halls corner,
where h' will continue IN the retail OF Boots and
Shnraolhs oNn manufacture
While thankful Tor the liberal patronage h. has
received lor The pnst 6 years in Ottawa he will ru.
hravnr Ia mcrita continuance nj the same Tie is
prrpirrd tnmakr Gcn,lcnrn's fine boots. of French
Calf Patent Leather and Morocco, and everything
IN his Inc on as reasonable terms as the same qua.
llly can be- houghtin other places.
tg hepairng done us usual
Ottawa, may lily. DAM. IrAuy.
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i CIV YTeat Market.

EiEMItIl WOOD mlurm,his friends and 'hr
~ puN1, That he h0s iu-' ol"urd Meat Nurkrr at
n.- new building an he conner north ui the Court
House Square, IN Ottawa, where he willie happy To-
,nppyoO hs friends uni the public wilh the choicest
OF everything ~ the meat lane. Vegetables uiu
knl- ~ukrpl ON hand
No N1rici oU Nunday. The shop will he kept
op"non Saturday evening, hur closed on the Sab
hath son, ~ Ig,D
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TuE AcE % SrnM-rhc New York paper.
notice lea oi rapid travelling, which iorribly
illustrates the age IN which We live, and the pro
gtess which Ia. been made in the facilities uI
transit within very few years. A gentleman
lett Philadelphia On the murnng of the Nth lust.
Tor Albany Arrived N New York. he spent ~
hour there IN the Transaction of business, after
which he took the cars for Albany. which plar,
he reached N nine honyi from hs tan, h, stii,u
from FhHptiphia. a lew year. ago the most
speedy conveyance III VOGUE, cuplcd a fhll week
~ making the distance between these two points
-tHicayo ir,bne
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-22

CITY BAKERY,
PROV VISION STORE,
Ot Hc Nom East tor"cr of the court Hou,
Square Ui OiupI
y. WOO..S SEN
HANlNG leased the above Establishment for
4 one year, respectfully represents that he is
now ready to serve the Public and sulclts share
"tpntronlg All articles usually found aud many
new ones, vi be krptat the Clty Bakery ,towit:
Brsdd CrrckcrS, Pes Cdkcs Biack and Grrni
N,rS SOFIA, common SoiryoiW. isuHV Lind
CdHiy, dad oihcr Cout,c'jondr,w.-
Gollen Sgrup Best .R,chjgan
Flour Candies, Soap, 81
gar No'dsscs and Other Notions.
Families supplied with No Bread and Cakes.
and delivered on application, It requested.
Refreshments Tor Farmers and others served up
in good style.
n,'~ The refreshing Beverage Snrsapariila.
always on hand.
Grateful Tor the liberal patronage of las, season.
he hopes still IN merit It's continuance,
April H. lSj!-u. A. WooLsry.
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Ahgh, Cmdvuzcd' EIltu, g %
mily newspaper beads hi. uoIiy, u u"r. 70
"Lu,f,l Natuhcs"
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~ NvAEE. EVN.NGN.


Ors. ~ Story North End # FriGcts Bnci
EJ.k. Ei.l sd. off's Cotr lions, Square.
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Undertaking.,

INlE subscribers beg leave to inform the citizens
l oi Ottawa that they have provided themselves
with new tIcarsc, aud are now prepared to d.
business IN the above line. Collins oi all sizes al
ways on hand, aud made to order on very short mo-
tee Al orders left at their new Furniture ware
rooms; door north ot Swltl's Law Office, or nt
ell to. May Iii. Ruea Il w ,rsoy
LAND FOR SALE.
on ACRES, VIII nrq, sec ~, town 3i. rnn,c z
DV eat 81 I, VI, three quarters of n mile w,s,
ol the Ottawa Northern Plank Road, and nbou,
miles from Ottawa, Also 10 acres of timber with
It, desired for cash, or on time, Apply to
March 21-ti q Coor,p.
window Glass.
NSSoR TED sizes, a superior nrtice for nse by
June u J. MANLgY \ Co.
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The New Workers ate enjoying sHawbcrics
imported ftom Charleston.
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I.NND FOR SALE.
Window GLASS,

ASSORTED sizes, "A superior nrIcle for aslc b,
June 81 ], MANIry 4 g.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

The 1rGf d Umoa, Of the l2sh ult.,
gives an account of the re, at the Capital OF which
We had previously had only vague report.
II sppears hat ruGOs Was circulated tn: the
French Minister, taxing advantage Of the privl-
l,geS he enJoied as an Ambassador, had Snusgied q
considerable quantity OF goods. The report comlss
10 hisears, he forthwith requested an Nomination Of
the parcels alleged so have been clandesiiasly I'm
pOrtec and The lnveslg ANON resulted II the charge
hen proved entirely UnfOahced.
Some designing persons, however. informed Il
number OF woykuen IN carriage manufactures hat
the Minister had imported four Carriages from
France, without gayIog duty, aac excitec them ~
arguing that the Act Nas one which. II passed I'M
punished, would encourage like frauds, and greatly
iDJufe the business ol carnage manufacturing. Tue
workmen, headed hy N ASalce. proceeded 20 the
establishment OF NJ Haltau, Frenchman.
Being assured bv their leaders TIA. the smusgied
vehicles were IN this aTehouse, they broke inIo Ct
and destroyed every carnage "A the house The
pclice IN vain enteSycres 20 Cuen the not. and
OF them was woUnSed BY pistol shot Tse moo,
which had augmented in numbers from other me-
chsnIos who sympaIhizsd with the carnsge-makerS,
was about TO commit ether violence. waen a squad
ron OF cavalry roce ~. dispersed the crowd, and
made prisoners Of the AlcAde and several ether Of
IA fSaf
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The Mails md the Press.

We have some Twenty-Five Thousand
subscribers .or The Tribune in the Free
States living west Of our own, most Of
whom receive their papers by the Lake
Erie route. These subscribers have an
equitable and substantive contract with the
Federal Government, whereby, IN consid-
Grafton of some Twenty Thousand Dollars
annually paid by them as Postage, they are
to have their letters and remittances safely
and promptly transmitted TO US and their
papers in like manner conveyed hence to
them. The Government fixed its own
terms for this service, and precluded COM
petition as to a vital portion of the business
the transportation of Letters. 1t is there
fore in all conscience bound to fulfill its en-
gagement to the letter, and to make good
any damage which may be sustained through
its in6delity OF that of It's agents.
Yet what is the fact We assume that
no uncommon sigacity was needed TO enable
any one to prognosticate, three months ago,
that the Northern Lakes would freeze in
the fose part of the winter-that this would
stop the running OF the steamboats-and that
the great Mail between the East and the
West would consequently be thrown upon
stage-coaches fos conveyance from Dun
kirk TO Cleveland, or some point near it ;
anu abundant experience had long ago dem
oustgated'that in such cases the great Mails
are almost uniformly detained or interrupted
for weeks.
Now any Express company OF private III
diyidaal engaged in forwarding Intelligence
under like circumstances would have made
special arrangements and taken special pre-
cautions with reference to this inevitable
hiatus-would have had wide-awake agent
seaSonably Ell the ground with Plenary power
to hire teams to any extent and put the Mails
through in the shortest possible time.
But this Is not the way Government ma
chlnery operates. Since the steamboats,
stopped running from Dunkirk 10 Clere-
land, the MAIDS which reached the for
mer (or Fredonia) from the East, have
been heaped up by wagon-loads and:room.
fuls 70 wait the convenience Of the con-
tractors. 4 few bags have probably been
taken forward from day to day. but the
great bulk Of the Mails. including nearly
or quite all the bags supposed to contain
Newspapers, have been thrown aside like
dirty knen, TO wait the convenience Of those
who were paid to take them forward. Very
. likely, they have been started ahead BY
this time but for days and weeks they
were iumb.ed out as If they were dirt, and