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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-07
From Tau,pico.


BY New Orleans papers placed in possession Of
news 70 the oh instant from Tampeo.
We observe published in the Commerce., Of the date
stated, the decree imposing income tax Of four reals
(alf dolla) on all incomes Of every kind above three
hunirsd and under four hundred dollars. additional
hall real Tor every additional huodrsd dollars down
10 Twelve huLdfed dollars and at the rate OF eight per
osst on the incomes above that This last rate. how
ever. we are inclined TO say must be msprineJ be in
some way enormously given for eight reals per hun
area dohArs or one per cent Such monslsous demand
~ eight per cent tor income tax would surely not be
bone. INV
-0ossssos Well being engaged IN The continuation OF
nd from Tampico 10 Tula the interior S,a,ts hA an
piled Tor permission from the President 10 4, so
W Oouth 10 the purpose from the treasury a. n, hs.
hitherto hlsa doing. ~ 80
The Supreme government has resolved on temov;no
ihe seal OF gOvsSnnen or. al as The rssdenee Of ,h
governor and commandane general OF the State OF T.n
aulpss, 10 camasgo. order that the interests OF III.
fssasr nay ~ eiosely and more advsnlageou.ly
sspsrntsAded. The ComapsO Gays that although there
is reason TO dread any ncusion OF invasion. ret 10
well 10 act on the maxim forewarned. fofsarmed."
The outbreak Al Gusnsjusio has. a. havs already
announced Keen quesd but not without customary assn
dsnt severi,iss One Of the officers engaged III bad
fed, ba being spprehsnded at Lagos. inmsdiasly
shos TIE ~sxsants and corporals Engaged n h w1e
liks pua 10 death and the private soldiers Who
ook rsst II h sentenced imprisonment for ivs
yesra
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+ Row At AN AsTIsLAvrRr MEETING IN NEW YORK -
The New York Anti-slavey Society held two public
meetings at metropolitan Hall on Sunday In tho alter
noon about 500 persons were present. and speeches
were made BY VIM. Lloyd Garrison, Lacy Stone. La
creta Mo,,. Sooarnsf Truth. "a colored woman) and
others AT night still larger crowd present. wnh
the evident intention the part Of to hare row
which aeon by The speakers being greeted by
Misses, stamping. &c Miss Stone was hiss~d down.
when Hon. + d Cavef attempted 10 spssk.s This wss
the ssnal for renewed Kissing and al sorts Of noIsss
which continued until the lights rut out end the
leaders OF the meeting bad disappeared -
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Mr. Rufus Porter who has bccn 10 long and earnestly
engaged upon the "E report" or flying ship announces
with confidence that he shall snake excursion in il
from Washing ton to New York soms time during tho
next month The mscAiss - now nearly advanced to
compilation. and small amount OF fnnds and labor will
put il on the wing
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-07

aThe Missouri river, Saturday week, succeeded in
eating mouth, debouch. into the Mississippi,
acrsss the point Of land lying sbout hall mile above
where il has OF late years. II strikes the Mis-
sssipp in direction which IL likely TO prevent the
washing OF The Illinois eastern shore TO any injurious
extent At the last accounts two steamers he'd passed
through The chute and this may be regarded
the main channel Of the Missouri ~
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luRSrruRE Day GOODS wAnKnoUsE.--w.a b.

URNITURE day GOODS WAREHOU8E.--We have
r.csniy greatly enlarged The Of ssong Goods
Of NJ the and wssA
fern the ciuzens sf Washington, Geoec,own, Alexandria,
vrons that the four Of well ssockcd
compse, and elegant stock OF the nbovr
AZ devote our entire attention "a this pecslsr
keepers will mad I'd
every Item which they
and
and
Original pfoduce public prices
shah be higher than hose other
Try.
carpengs quite and
sssse, suAssinx everything ~ me hind 'hsk
here before ~
Tapestry carpeungs, patterns above
ssd Improved sycs most of which
extremely pretty figures, which will be found improve
rsess ca The on rtyles
Also, Of carpsnG, called AmSusson beaut
fnii strong, sro cHssp.
est esStex Enellsh hsasy and higher
thar besve ne hate ADVANCE. -
Oss iesss three cxrpetlns superb
thrse ysasA. 80 =. - 91l +. 49, ~
As lssn in entirely Improved naissvRs, Of
~nc" ~. NJ ,o"sd IN pretty snd small huusss ~ !.
w'sn =" inc above. have Of fsN supply VI
~, 80, ms Also an elegant assosent Of cunan mate
rss, win =" inc accessory hxtarss hesoaeinep
49,. cLA0nfT = D0DoON.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY moRrIsc, SEPT. ,. lssa.

QMr G. W. jams Of Cincinnati Ohio, collecting asss,
Western states, assisted by Mssss H. J. TaoAAs Jos.
r. Dxsr, q. M. L. WnssAS, and A. l.. Cause.
Receipts from either OF them good. fM1nr .e..
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correspondent OF The Utica Gazette At New Orleans,
writing Of ,hs assaults OF yellow fever. ,eaaarks The
strong spewsd sleeps night revealing in beausfui
dresms, but he awakes in the III The Arss OF
volcano seem concentrated in bis burning brain. HE
face grows hasgard with s intense suffering His eyes
revolve in their orbits with glaring vvaei,y yellow
s,seaks ovtspfead Lis features in moment, ~ II dash-
ed there by brush dipped in gall Sharp psWss
,remble in biz marrow His blood throbs Ike shinn =,
hot and quick In every bursting vein sna shss whsl
wind Of the wiIdest del,rium wraps bis sou in lreata
Of Af~ On tkss 10 the vsiicp Jsvev" ~ ~
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SOOp,s 49, !. - an Hss~s ~s~a m Dasssss,
asahtra 4ifftR NrFAal sas TAYLOR 4 MAUMvr Il
s~rt Bookstore, Pens. av- ssy..s
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cUsroN-HoUsr orFicEss

Among the recent distinguished arrivals ia our cit
we have to notice that Of Hon. Colin NJ IaSsssoll. 0
Connecticut. Mt Ingersoll 10 well known 70 The eouu
try s,aunch and able democrat whose latest sehievs
msnt has been 10 carry by Unprecedented majority
.isirlct heretofore known a. whg stronghold.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-07

Fon WISHING TO KICK rr 4 Row,--Peru and
La Sale have been doing very fair business for
the last few days in the way Of filling our county
jail. 10 addition to several already mentioned,
Patrick Kirbvyle and Richard Cummings we're
brought up from Peru on Wednesday, charged, on
MANNED wounded, and dragged upon ,heground'
the aforesaid Calvin Rice, and Of having been
otherwise guilty Of disorderly and riotous con
duct. In default Of bail they still in the lock
up. II rogues and rowdies generally knew what
horrible place our county Jail is, especially sipce
the late rains, we imagine they would be more
careful about getting into it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-07

SABBATH DESIGNATION We were not little
surprised to learn that our Dutch Brother the
Rev. Mr. Schlossev, should devote some Of bis Sab
bath evenings to making political stump speech
e,, and to public criticism, Of the editorials, Of
the Ottawa Free Trader We are credlbly in
formed that on las, Sabbath evening he delivered
in the Methodist church, regular stump speech,
in which he strenuou'ly advocated the claims Of
Dr. Stout, thena candidate for Mayor Of this city,
and read extracts from the Free Trader accom-
panying them with denuLciatory somments.
Now all we have to say to sur Reverend Ger
man brother is this: That in our opinion he
could do great de,l more good by devotlng
his time to the promotion Of the cause Of Christ,
and on the Sabbath reading hsBbe and making
il lis text book instead Of political papers. lie,
politicians and Office seekers do their own work
As a minister Of the gospel he has no business
with politics in his pulpit aud, even as citizen
Of the state common decency requires that he
should let il alone on the Sabbath day
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-07

War \ CorSTGr l-Tuesday last was very
warm day-oppressvely so. even 10 Strangers who
have come up from the South this spring The
sun shone down from clear sky. starting forth
the grass and earl, vegetation aud causing every
thing living to rejoice and bask in his genial rays
still, where the warmth could not so strongly
penetrate, alcng the unexpssrd hills and ravines
were small drifts Of the snow Of the former week
vet resting at sunset frnged about with borders Of
green growing vcrdurc reminding one Of lamb.
rrposing upon The bosom Of .axuriant meadow
At the same hour, the rivers surface lust below
town va, alive with boys stripped naked and
bathing The little fellows remained in for some
time, nnl said they were sn,irrly comfortable
Strangers who had just arrived b, the Excelsior
glarc ed first "a, the growing grass and the snow.
and then at the bathing hov. and exclaimed
What a country - pHcSofiJn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-07
Seizure OF Mexican TerritOry...Anothcr
War!


The New Orleans Pieayu" Of April goth,
publishes the details Of the alleged seizure OF
Aecilla Valley by Governor Lane. OF New MeIi.
co. Governor Lanes proclamation, after setting
forth The grounds on which he claims the disputed
territory. proceeds thus -
Il, William Carr Lane, Governor OF the Terri.
tory OF New Mexico, upon my own official re.
sponsbty. and without orders from III. cabinet
at Washing ton, do hereby, in behalf the United
States. take possession Of the disputed territory,
to be held Professionally until she question Of
boundary shall be determined
Col. Summer. the Military Commandant, pos.
itiyely refused to support the Governor with his
troops. The American residents, however. gen
orally supper, Lane,
1t seems our commissioner NJ Bartlett, ap
pointed to establish the boundary line between
Mexico and the L. S. when he placed the initial
Poin, above the Mecilla gave grea, dissatisfaction,
and the recent rcfu,al Of Congress to app ora'
money, unless the line was run according to the
treaty. gives the Governor a show of righ! to
demand he Territory. Every American in the
country is safed that the line, a. run by Mr.
Bartlett, is not correct. and that Gen Condo
out gen.ralled him. With the document before
the boundary line, as it il now placed.
Meantime the Pieay,Oe's CORES onden,, who
writes from FL Paso. SAYS: The most intense
excitement prevails here in II paso. Seniors
jacques and z,loaga, from chihuahua, who are
here to settle the affairs Of tn. canton, have ia
ken the matter in hard and applied to Gov
Lane, who is now at Dona Auns, refusing IN ;he
most emphatic manner to give up the territory in
dispute, and to tina, end have garrsoned the Me
ella with 100 regular troops and t,e naaticnal
guard Of the town TO the number OF l25. The
guard Of FL Paso haze orders TO keep themselves
10 readiness to assemble At a moments notice,
with provisions for fourteen DAYS"
The same correspondent also saws: at is gen
orally thought here that Gov. Lare will be su'.
tanned by his Government, and if SO i; will be
long stride towards bringing on a war, which
would result, in the subsection Of Mexico
The PicayHne of later date has also news
via Vera Cruz from the City of Mexico, brought
by Willard b, Farwell, bearer OF DIES patches from
the L. $. Legation at Mexico. lie reports that
on the sth April an express arrived in the city of
Mexico bringing the news Of the seizure OF Mes
ella valley, in Chihuahua, by Gov Lane, This
announcement oceasioned grca; surprise, and de
termination was expressed 10 drive oct the Anne.
ricans at the point OF the bayonst. An armed
force was ordered to proceed Immediately to the
scene Of action to reinforce the government Chi
huahua in erpelling Gov Lane and his troops. In
tense excitement existed among all classes in
Mexico
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-07

SrABsISG CAsE.-John Denny WAS brought to
this place in the afternoon train, from La Sale
iu care of constable Jos. Gay, on Tuesday last
and lodged in Jail on charge of stabbing Charles
Dunbar in the side, that his life seriously en-,
dangered. lsseems Denny was in little dog
gerry at The time, considerably in liquor, having
n knife in his hand, Aourishing it about aud say
ing he would like to stick it into somebody" lie
made drive at several persons, who kept out OF
his way, not suppo'pg him, however, to 10 in
earnest, until Dunbar accidentally stepped in
whom Denny at once, without a color Of provo
cation, stabbed in the side. lIe is in Jail await
ing his trial at the next term Of the circuit eeur,
which meets on Monday next in this city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-07

THE CHICAGO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER This pa.
per, the publication Of which had been suspended,
in consequence OF the printing Office having been
knocked into pi by deputy sheriff under pre-
tence Of executing distress warrant, has again
been resumed. Father Dutch devotes the grea.
ter part Of his editorials to Mr.. +, G. Sherman,
Lawyer Frink. and the rest Of his prosecutors,
and it is our opinion they would better have paid
the $50, which they claimed as due for rect,
than have been parties to the outrage which has
so greatly provoked the ire Of the unr.lentiny
Father Of the Chicago press.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-07

ac,urcrs have supplied themselves at the public
sale of las, week Prices then realized are now
the established prices Fleece Wool is scarce in
market, hot pullcd Wool is in better supply ~
receipts are liberal The sales this week Of Fleece
are $4,000 lbs. at so n Csc. A steady demand for
Pulled Wool prevails Mt our quotations The
firmness Of prices has given increased buoyancy
to the price Of Wool goods for which higher prices
nrc anticipated in The fall and the Wooden iabher4
are governing their purchases accordingly. II is
now generally conceded that prices Of Fleece
Wool admit Of no reduction Of material variation.
the prospects rather fnvoring an advance than
otherwise. The increasing prices of Wool in the
English marke, in addition to the deficient home
supply etr"cluallv strengthen prices here-N
Y, Economist april 30h
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I hIcngO MaIl,nI.

M, CmcsGo, May 5. lsia,
This has been decidedly blue" day m W,,,r
st. Receipts by the railroad brrm.rcly nom,n.i.
anu Nv canal consist only ct stone an,. wood
transactions nfe exceedingly hmilt
flolR-Nn sales ct any amount To motto. a MI
We Resume Yesterdays quotations, va. Tor com
mon country from spring wheat Is held nufuinaly
NJ ~ 1908 80 Brst brands country from winter
What az 81 23N so, Guy Mills, best brands
VI DO twenty hive cents To be- added to ihc.e fig
urcs Tor the retail uadr
HHEAr-No transactions The ropy. far
spring Is t5d 72c--wIntrr $50 s5c
Ook N. We tea, ct sale utloat of iO0Obu to
arrive M dole.
OATS About lOOOhu were sold in lots NJ The
depot Tor ciiy use, ~ 37lc
lVER-No change Old frkin l2!mla
choice fresh irAIn and roll, leo Ne
EGGS-slc
fOT ATOES-- Market well supplied at $50.
SHE Press
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-07

THE KANE EYrsApiTroS CnE-Thomas Kane
who had fired at an IRISH farmer, in ireland, with
inten. TO kill him. and then fed to this country.
where be was claimed as fugitive under the
Ashburton Treaty, by the British government,
has, after 4 years litigation, finally been dis.
charged on writ Of haGeos corpus, by Judge
Nelson, Of the superior court Of New York, on
the ground that The demand had not been mad.
BY the British government in accordance with the
law Of nations. The case had at times created a
great deal ofexcitement and discussion. The de
cslon is claimed as an Irish party triumph sgainst
the British government, but it can hardly be Just.
ly regarded so. The representative Of her Brit
annie Majesty applied to our executive authorities
for a warrant for his arrest it was granted, the
case was investigated aud the prisoner was di
rected to be detained in custody to abide the or
der Of the President Of the United States; that
order was sen, for his sun ender to the British At
thoritie,, = writ Of habeas corpus was sued out,
the Judiciary step in and, after long protrac,ed
investigation the case resulted yesterday in the
discharge Of the prisoner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-07

THE MycnAslos lS.rTuTEo Of Ohio at Cincinna
Ii, have awarded their DrLoNA to AYERS CnrR.
Hr PICTORIAL, the widely celebrated remedy for
Colds, Coughs and Consumption. This honor
was richly merited by the Inventor Of that insal
liable medicine which has secured not only the
above commentator, but also that Of the most
eminent Physicians in ,his as well as the highest
medical authority in other countries And wha,
is a far greater encomium on it. usefulness, il,
that i, has won its way to almO,, every freside
Of the American People.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-07

BRruN's Harry F,Nly.-1he o. en- Alexan.
drn, Victoria was born Nav %, 1919 Prince
Fun'is Albert Augustus Charles Emanuel #
Save Coburg and Gotta, was born, Aug 20.
1919
The twain were married Mt the age Of 81, on
the lO,h IT FEBRUARY, 1870 The issue has been /:
Victoria Adelaide Mary Louis born Nov 81 .,
1910
Albert Eiwori born Nov Q 1871.
Alice Maud Mary. horn April rs, 1913
Alfred Ernest 4 bert. born Aug. Q. lsIi
Helen, Augusta Victoria. born Nav 25. 1876
Louisa Caroline Alberta. born March Is 1913.
Arthur William Patrick Albert, born May -.
1850
a son no, vet named, born April I, 1859.
Eight Chillren-four sons and four daughters
in thirteen years, and all alive and we'll
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-07

ARRrsr.-Two young men, hands on board the
Canal boat Lucy, were arrested at th, place on
Sunday, for passing several counterfeit one dol.
lar gold pieces, Several pieces were found in the
boot Of one Of the parties. They were lodged in
jail, after having given the Constable and mum,
Der Of our citizens quite exciting foot race, in
an attempt TO escape An examination Of their
case was had before Justice Fisher on Tuesday,
when they were bound over in 500 each for
their appearance at the neyt term Of our Circuit
Court.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-07
Geo. smiths SeW Bank,

Like an OLD thief, hardened in inquity, Smith
couldn't do an honest business il he would. As
It would be rather hazardous under the new law
OF this state for the suppression of shinpla.ters to
continue the Wisconsin Insurance company fraud
after the lst Of August, Smith has trumped up {,
new dodge IN the shape Of an unexpired char ter
OF some undiscoyerable bank away i ,wn in Geor-
ga. Here bis bills though in fact issued in Chi
cago, are to be dated and made redcemable
Meantime Smith will redeem them in Chicago at
a discount. In plain words, the imaginary bank
in Georgia is device to enable Smith 10 shave
his own paper. This, at best. is a dishunorable,
low, mean business. The merchant who does il
is stunned by his compeers and despised, though
he can plead necessity and a hundred other ex
cuses for it. What then must be the inf,ny NJ
that man who, rolling in wealth, yet follows it as
a regular business, to make money. violating or
at least evidng the laws Of his country to do II
We are happy to learn by the ST. LOU, Re
publican that the Board OF Brokers and business
men oltbat city have set their face gairst Smith.
Atalania shinplasters, and we notice bv the Chi
cago Tribune that the brokers Of that CITY will
follow the example. This il as it shonld be-
Let every honest foot give the red dog Kick as
he passes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-07

PRorEcrIos OF EDroRs AND RrroRrgns- bill
has been introduced into the senate Of New York
for the protection Of publishers who are often sub
jec,ed to great persecution by actions for libel
brought against them by gentlemen who find
more truth than poetry" in the newspapers The
bill is to the following effect:
mo reporter, editor or proprietor Of any news
paper, shall be liable to any action or prosecu.
tion civil or criminal for fair aud true report in
such newspaper Of any judicial, legislative, or
other public official proceedings, ofany statement,
speech, argument, ar debate, in the course ol the
same except upon actual proof Of malice in max
ing such report, which shall in no case BE- implied
from the act OF the publication"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-07

I; Il said hat the railroads, now in copr.e Of
construction in Europe and America. will rr0nire
for their completion M less than two millions
and four hundrrd thousand tons of non. To MAKE
Thu quantity viii occupy all the rolling mill in
:he world, which are engaged in the manufacture
of railroad iron. a, least Fix velrs-thnsc NJ Great
Britain furnishing three fnurihs. and the United
: a'"s. France and Belgium the remaining fourth
The best authorities do no, estimate the largest
quantity Of railway iron in any one wear even as
high rs 400 600 tons. vet even at this rate i, will
tax. six years 10 furnish iron for the road. already
begun
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-07

TR"rr FrHSG N CLpEN TMg The following
account OF a singular incident, by which tine
trout was captured. was Originally published in A
New Hampshire Paper in 1872:
We hear from Enfield, IN the upper part of
hrene, that M two men were crossing a pond m
the pursuit II moose one of them being thirsty
and perceiyiuga hole which had been cut through
the ice by some fishermen. he stopped down TO
dunk, bat possessed OF larsrrrd nose. a fi.h sun.
posed he had some bait, aud made bold to snap
at u, when the man suddenly throwing b., head
back drew out a trout which weighed ,hIec pound
AMI four ounces.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-07

A NV RACE TRACK--A new race track has
been made on the bottom on the east side Of Fox
River. 1t Is probably the handsomes, track in the
state; it is perfectly level, yet dry and free Of
stone or sand and measures one mile and eigh.
teen feet round The whole bottom is covered
with thick mating Of blue grass and il in eve
ry respect admirably adapted for testing the
speed Of scrubs aud fancy nag. No running on
thus track, however, will be allowed on the Sab.
bath
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-07

RMSs-RfvERs-SrE STEAMBOAT never rains
but 1t pours 10 saw OF ehich this region las
enjoyed delightful realization for the La, two
or three weeks. The earlier part Of our spring
unusually dry hut tba; srcll has been sue
ceeded by one not only contrary nut quite the
reverse We have had not only an abundance Of
copIous April showers" bu,have the promise Of
a very respectable May frs.het. Farmer, find
much difficult, in planting and VIC fear no, near
the usual amount Of corn and small grain. will
be got in.
Both rivers at this plaS are up booming" A,
they say. Although sill within their bank. her.
they cannot remain 30 long. while from La Sale
down all the bottoms are submerged, and at ma
ny point. 90 the river the warehouses are under
water to the second floor.
Boats Of the largest class can ascend L, tbi.
place with ease. On Sunday the Wyoming ap
pesred at our wharf. attracting, as usual, larr.
crowd, but as our business men. OF course. were all
at church, aud never do business on Sunday, We
believe she got no freight