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They all first class New York built ships provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort convenience
OF and commanded by Of experience in
liquors. Goods the subscribers win be forwarded
fxee from any charges but these actually incurred
BOYD HINCKEJ, Agents, 164 Pearl street,
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INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS-THE INTEREST ON TIE
i public stocks of the city of New York, due and pay
able February lst 1862 will DO paid that day by 4.
W. Edn,onds ESQ., Chamberlain OF the city, at the Me-
chancs' Bank, No. IS Wall street The transfer books
will be closed Friday JAN a. at three o'clock PM For
the accommodation of stockholders transfers will be
permitted during the period the books remain Closed TO
A. c. FIAGG Comptroller.
Cnrntroller,a Once New York Jan Z. 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-26

r EAIHER MANUFACTURERS BANK.-NEW YORK,
j January 18th, 1854 dividend of five per cent
on tho capital stock will be paid to the stockholders
and after Tuesday next February 1st The transfer book
will be closed until that day. by order Of the board,
r. r. ACLY, Cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-26

CyTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby given that the following
tuition has been presented in the Board OF Adermeno
sc grade Forty street. between Eighth and Ninth
avenues All persons interested and having objections
TO the requested TO present them in writing to
the undersigned at his Office before the fifth day
cfFebruary next JAMES UREY, Street Commissioner.
January &C 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-26

OTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GI.AS;OW.-THE
- Glasgow and New York Steamship Companys new
steamship GLASGOW, Il 962 tons, 400 horse power) Ro
bert Craig commander will sail from sgow Wednes-
day. February 3D. and will leave New York Glasgow
Saturday, March 49, at IL O'Clock at noon. First
cabin (saoon state rooms 500 do. do (mdship do) ST5
second cabin $780, third class $20-steward fees incu
dcd. Apply TO J. McSYMON, 33 Broadway
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nEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, JANUA-
~ ry o. 1S53Scaled proposals will be received ut the
Office Of the Commissioner OF Repairs and Supplies No
New City Hail. until Saturday, 10th instant at IL O'Clock
NJ for the furnishing of the marble tile for the floors of
the court house in the Park All information re-
9uired viii be furnished by the superintendent of Public
Buildings, No. 10 Elizabeth street.
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
C1rpCratiou papers plea sc copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-26

WILL SHORTLY OPEN, OWENS GRAND ALPINE
w Entertainment and ascent Of Mont Blanc Ilustrs-
ted with series OF magnificent and gigantic paintngs
from drawings taken on the spot at an enormous 81 :
Pense; together with highly humorous and Interesting
description of men and the continent and n
the Alpine regions, by John L. Owens, Esq, the ven
known and popular comedian. Full particulars wll short
ly he
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Saloon 800, se5 and $50, according to state rooms)
limited number Of third class passengers viii be
taken and found with comfortably cooked provisions
800. ...... to Liverpool $50 from Liverpool
Parties wishing to bring out their friends obtain
certificates Of passage and drafts the Bank Of Ireland
In from 81 sterling upwards. Hand bills be
had at the Office of THOMAS RICHARDSON, agent No Al
Exchange place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-26

DANoRAMA-THE MAMMOTH GEOGRAPHICAL PAN
L Drama of the Mississippi from its mouth TO the
grand and beautiful Falls OF st. AntLony with all the
plincir,l cities and towns aud general characteristics
Of ths mighty riveE for than three thousand miles
will open for exhibition, the frat Of February at the
Mnlror nliinn HILL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-26

CANTORD's NEW ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE HAVE
- returned from their Southern tour and win com
their north engagement at Rochester visiting
Syracuse, Utica, Schenectady Troy, Albany Ne Due
notice will be given OF their annual visit this city AMI
Philadelphia. SAMUEL s. SANEIRD Nanager =
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~ AIENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD COMA
VI ny.--Notico to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is hereby
given to the stockholders of the Third Division of the
Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Company, that
instalmeLts have been called upon the capital stock
subscribed for the construction of said Third Divi
sion, PAYABLE at tho Office Of the Treasurer of said
company in Chicago, follows :-On the 18th day Of
March rex ten per cent each share on tho 10th day
April next ten per cent each share on the lth day
of Nav next Ave per cent each share BY order Of
the Board CT Directors W. N. I4ARRABEE, Secretary
Chicago January TO- 1863.
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SshiP SGtot,o, TOR SAN FRANCISCO. --rfIs BFAT1T
y IN snip VIII Fail IN few days aud has snendd 49,
cominoda'ons for passcnger shippers Mn plooae
all their freight on board this week
}. : GAYLORD. OF Wall street
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~ TmE AsrrTrYLps BnL has been dodsod By
our Ansnbiy-dsibsrsssly and dseisively. Mr. C.Ar-
yTnD, Cwhis) Of Tiosa Co, % Friday. and M.
srssIos,, wing Of Chsasaaqas Co, again 90 sstas.
day tried 70 bring the Hoase 10 vote IL. bat csch
attempt wss def.srsd-shAr II Mr. Sessions BY the
eiese vote Of 80 TO G-oay fov Wigs voting 10 the
majority OF eoorse, every vote Against esAss nosios
against The ba md tho sAoaid DO hsaA
respoasibe By his soassitasnts accordingly. We shal
Tot be AZ ell ssrpr.ed to Of the majority unite
N tAiing up and passing the bill - t shA have
become morally ssrtsia that it cannot be acted % 10
The Senate. IL 10 By just such .ippsry devices md b.
labelling ts kss raia Democracy. that The trsahssd
Manufacture ssl tsef sA the pAssPly u Law.
Temperance men Of the Enpire STATE sin yss ssAs
the hu u Yes and Nays - Mr.. ssssiosss ne<ss nd
maize note sf he pssiriSs Of yess sssssl ssprsssa
tsfiyesi
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Via vitAsst aAieesins 70 ezPsass hall - Il "
sYpsy for IL.
Tn wrrrIy TRDrys VII hkcv'ss se een'tea %
the sev me Of the Daily N seY<eossr ns1r o. rae
cios, o ts currrns volume II vil tAss Be ne @es'
WEEKLY sSaraed to Cabs fsr per smsn the s0''a'
.nd it, White paper VIII esss sesry Or quite a.
ve receiv. rum irs Ciab Subscriber We snAA aoPe
make II PAY By sPPrOPrafins small part o. me he-
space We thas eresfe 70 Adversisenenn vhiee ah'A
sach enlarr,ert ve must continue to keep rIta1n me
narovest limits
-Geaerous friends tArsash past trials We 'hsa ''id
need and be grateful sr the kind Interest y's nave
stsaafasiy .vnced n cur welfare and Prosress-r se
have MANY md bitter enemies whom ve DO n'' a"Pe
to conciste. and the el.zs interests By Which
can be most pro6ted generally deem our views 70 DC Ia
conflict With their ends Nay |. ve hope to Dc Wiser
e1t year than We lsst and 70 set forth Truths
re shau APPRECIATE them that ve may noe even ye'
es.r, .ppr.hend i, is very possible that se may here
AFTER .l,snate some ubo have hitherto stood By md
suuaned "a We male no claim 90 your oeoehceoee-
re neither need nor desire eharty-sat yoa eeiieTe
tia, Truth can BE- difused and Human Good Prsm''ed
by Increasing the number Of our readers or your o"a
interest. by swelling the quite respectable h'f OF oar
.Sv,r,i.er, there vas never litter time than s the
pr,..n, for ,ucA evidence of yoar kI0d eoasid-
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AKEY To UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
On the Third Page Of this sheet will be found ~
view Of Mrs. Srowrs new work-"A key to Cace
Tens CABIN

~ Oun LssIsLAruRE vii pretty surely adjcam on
Wednesday OF this vcek-IAat being the last day for
which the Members drsw pay under our Reformed
Constitution The Assembly has already voted unsn-
mously to adjourn at I. NJ on that day, snd the
Senate u doubtless concur With perhaps chsuss Of
hour Yet up to this morning considerable part Of
the business Of the has been perfected - Will
be seen by the following glance
THH RsroRNrp Copk o. PsAcrtcs lies On the table
virtually untouched though it ought TO Be taksa up
and passed A proposition to refer the nsfured vofh
Of three able ard eminent lawyers ~ three otacr.-
Who certainly are not able OF sminsat lis % Asnd
for consideratisp IL is another Of the snalLhvyer
dodgrs u which this Legislature sss as 20 se sa
sceonples We presume sAs VIII prevail or nosAins
or 90 spsak more preeiss,y) vs pcssans noains
viii DC done, IN tAs sAaps or so@s osAss.
Our CrrY Rsrpsn BIN b zee unprotected IL 10
sssa cs.sidsrsbly improved b he ssnsas. v1asA ~
cause lee defeaa By The House.
The Trr,raAsos ba, has haA oas or TO sssAs In
the back from Ice enemies. Who dare noe lssk it Arlv
IN the fsee We presume tssy have deas sr u for this
session, but lie ghost viii haunt shsm ssxt ell.
For the ClsAI EsL,ssrxryr nothing has Jet beca
secured clear majority Of esch Heass b IN favor OF
making provisoa for its vsososs psoseeusion. bat the
inference and patronage Of the State may
very Hbsly defeat IL. We stn hope Mr. vasdrreiiss
project mar pas. and quite Wiling that Mr.
Loomiss scheme Of siI-nch enlargement shosA also
prevail. provided it be amended a. not 70 impose
ToB. on the Erie and Ogdsusburgh Railroads. which
neither ought nor can Afford pay them. Let US have
Oh. speedv Rnlarsement any hoe.
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xIlODg EsLAND.

TIE fall vote on the question Of Repeal Of the
smendsA Maine Law Of Rhode Islxnd sAoss majority Of
about osr Tpor.AsD against repealag the Las Every
County but Ne~Port has given majority against Re
peal Providence gives 22.S for and 2.6I7 against Re
peal. Newport col for add 325 AGAINST Repeal War
sick. srithfed and nearly al the chief Of Manu-
fscture. ven, against Repe. Here 10 the full vote By
Counties, which the odaciA Retains may vary half =
A<.zsn
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TIE Trfbrns fer H.r~~.

The nett Der Of Tze Tr.b~,, n, r.- r.
esisf,or viii Be- issued TOMORROW MORxTSc =,
O'clock IL vii contain al the Ia.e.. Ne. =, -
tnss Ct gong 70 press Single copies, in vnvper,.
ready for mailing. can be had at the de.t Pr. "a ;,
Cents The Niagara sail. from Bsstop on y.Sns.d,,
~ - o'rlo<k VII =" o3hcsoty'
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Ys..s Ausrsea ssA -. sssae-av. soA1a, css.
nSsssS, As.

csrrss,sxss,ss u rks y. T. rne~ss
wsaIssros. rhsrsiy, Agsl 4. is53
Youss Ameriea s almost jumping osf ts hseeehes il
rustpx snsses over tks ssalnatsA and esaAmstea q
Mr. s.ak 10 MaArA IL unsipeet-d W ali. up 70
the oueus the Presdens Announced - Als d~ter1na-
tisa 70 the CabIs<S. m council ssemelsA- Is his
oxa ses End dssd alphabetically. So knssh ard tAs
Senate vho csnErmsd tin. inssasxiy saA vitAsss ~
ssessias are soue entitled - vhaa~ssr credit br -
ssaen q sssssrs s Ifs lly III ~ svs.ssal1 - \.
rrssh GSs- Pssss hes - ssly - szAss1 sYtnsn =
aesrrusyss1isg sxinsAisa sfkk eQg - 3ssssaisa.
With b nsA - sss<rsay ssa,siA.1 b 80 - psAks
nea b wsAiafos- Yes ~ rsiZ q - sat>1 SssA6
has npt By vera or deed. q ~ eketal eesg, esszDs
uaaasa " psiaeiRls Of aalbsAsrsS; bnH 49,
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II In the Senate on saturday, IL VI. .npounesd
that the PRESIDENT had no farther communication 70 N.
day at one p VI. A little breeze between senator
Chase and Weller enliveped somewhat the stAxnans
ysie-the former having proposed the publication Of
the debates In the National Era The proposition
Ioet Of coarse
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AeWOork DaiIp 0ribune
MONDAY, APRIL II. 1883
TO cORRESPONDENTs

"V cAn - nsen ~ snoaynOas Communications
Whatever i intended fr n.eY-iap rnnst b. av.hea;i
e~i-a by ne name and Addr,s. q the wriisr-no;
nes~sensy fpr Publication. but . gusr.ntee q h..
We cannot undertake 70 return rejected Conmunica.
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sac. Al p !. 80 80 $500 s,.a 'A'~
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Doors y''a'sn Yes, thai . the Ps.ec-hI.hs
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=. ssis : s = ss. pf. -Ass sss ICY. Sssa
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oc -s go , % - ' as =; S.; YsSs Ts's 1s-s
n -, ssy 10 soe -. ~ IA. sSset ~. woud s a..
fsrsst 90 So % 81 ia stS,s 'e-Sty p 80 "
slssss' 80. y G Fro iss ssles - -. n -
60 ~ - a.. @ ss,sbb sssasd "a IA 81
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o-..,.n n, NV SFRlBG DEEss GooDs-So cases
a -, -.Ssf,< Cfsvs fs.~ very esesp " psess
yx ,.-s 90 p.s fis sssy 'sasss-os ~ saa aoI
nss .,ssi. ). a "a s,ea rye' iHporss1 VERY
sv~@ y~n s'e M ssp'-s. So ss GrsaSt Orchard
-vr Fashionable Clothing which "a In constant de-
- ,.,sv,.s, slsassu, ne minds u al vto
--.,... 1s~ TIE age tSsnf rso 80
80 OH l. TosIIs No n ogfd.nei a n.sst 'ssna 90
a. sn, sss f,sAy ppJ oi every Afes rsgafe' 70
ed ~. 49, ~ ed sSS~.s ma
rg Plato thou rcasonei well and 70 DOS hr
- .th,Iu.e and si-Tss' ciothrs Egpons ~ the
b.Sss-sy s's n, cLisH l. 700 @os % ..y
L., s.ssr bsys ~ hssitssa0n IN sAyiss n ssa tasy
s,hioiGy - - -,
'C.,.y.os- PETEHsos & HOsPHssts, No. 31y
.ss.s.. .s 81, c q .s5ss,s SSs I'd -
tr.y y.,tiessy sa.yss 20 s, 80.
s...,,n C.,,yrIsos ION srn,se 5ALxs, 1888
arr Ior.ssssv 80 Pssst are sov rosytas m see
-. .vI,sl. afss ~ velvet ttpsy, bresh @nee by
spS nssr ese'n 1900 4, $50 ,ss, .s 1890.
psabsd prsveDs 70 ne feceh, s''s"oe' )" 49, '"'' No
u err ssr Trss ind"cen'"'
c.,u.,r CARR SToEs, No 10 CAsALu.-E.
y,,,s,o. 60 Of their friends 70 tss steel n nee
90 ,ssis. S.s s az @ .,sss - p,ss and Cor s.i. ss Is
80 sss purcb.sni o tho prssrus 'siss
Name and lns@ Insurance
CrsssAL MursAL IsUn.ScE CosrAsT-Assets on
~ 40 with Cog~ny O4s No hachans ktehAass
osusf Of Wal and Williams 81.
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.~s'if - - 30" %. 1919 - 500
seymour over AL .--.l 90. d. ~st year ---''i0.
MsBy Wa iss Who have hitherto voted straish,
party tieket this gear voted 6r Gillette. bscsass he
sSs openly pledged to the Maine Law Jsdss Dutt1
Is isr it. but refused 90 give any plsd gee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-11

Cossxericur.-It 10 settled that the psv senate Of
this stat. coasists Of ateen Democrats and aix Wings
the House oils Dsuocfs,s and 70 whiga Among the
latter are included some i've or sir Free Democrats
elected on Name Law tickets. There 10 htsls dosst
Of Maine Law majority in tho House. visA hopes Ga
concurrence By tbs Senate. subject TO direct vote
VI the People.
The full vote for Governor Is - iosiovs'
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1sgv Ah.n rssl.efssi ~ -
Iasf yrf-H arri.fN l-7H Alea---- '45t
Ala uaFrfy ---------- ---s-------- -"
The vote ast taken u the heaviest ever PoHed n the
State ssA secures the election Of PhiAP Allen (ths
ptvsest Goverpor) to the L. 3 senate for al years
from the sth Of March last The balance IN the Legs
lstur. As,d On he result Providence which Aas Cor
n. sr,t ,iue ehOs~o the enrire Democrats Ticket
the Senator b, axk majority N ~ votes the Hozss
,, AZ .ysr.ss majority u gfy. The sxP-naitars u
NM, !, Election /. he'd al sides be ssor-
nan, hut each party charges The other vish the
Mo-. We suppose members II both we're eaPsble
N.,h., y DaxOn Joan Brssn Franeis and Sylvester
G. sh..rp.sa (whiss) snsas tAe asx Mernbers
eieetea-
N, pex Legislature ia politically dvidsd
= sas Nhig u I~rA IL Aoehoses 3
On. al he results of ths Seeisvs victory ON ao4b,
-. \. . rensaeIns Of As State Constitution.
II, Ts~yasacs A&roosss (Proviaenes. sxh instant,
thu, ..ssaaees the result q the TenPcsncs struggle
TIE VICTORY
r. 7. mp<rzRce 81 TINS any ether sAte N the
-. r.ser srnsryed fon . hsrsis< fozsAf hast!s than
50, n hrs1xht 70 . close .ss Wssine>tAy even
- yr,r, the moment he Liquor Law s.s-y trvagn
80 NJ. II Assembly,. eoaiA sot an 70 80 the d.
.Jx,s.ye. un3er which Ne vsre placed The qae>fioa
- vphry Submitted Ne hIns xsen for ira
- -. strength aud virnes-oaly svensy eight dAyA
m, a. IN hs midst 0f oAzPsgH u saaasA PAxess
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Twr NKw.YoHx D.ur TMnusE, having completed
the twelfth year Of its existence ssnzes its entrance
into ts tesns to-day BY IN enlargement Of It's borders
which VIII add fully one-,Aird 90 It's area and require
us hsaesertA 20 pay more Cor the white paper which
h 10 printed than ali receive from its subscribers
And ample a. cur Income has bcss though less ample
Ger the next year be larger than annual income
has ever yea eesn-
We have takee this important step not without TO
lucssnce bat apea the mAtaress consideration There
ar, thirteen Of az concerned IN Tr TxsVsr estaA.A,
men, % proprietor vitA one hundred and seveafy
directly employed the psper-l 70 be sassi'sd cut
II ss curress neone-And this enlargement aa2s some
$4,000 per ssnam expenses Wildcat neecs<sssy
ncressux car receipts. Yet ve encornssr 90 nssy
esnpsanfs Of snail ype, TO hne PRINT bad Tor the
e,es' &c shss We have received 10 rsk car al o. the
snserprise Of mailing paper which VII sstsy nany
Thousands Who have hitherto stood Aeos, and - en
hrss cur suhsrripson and Advertising 10 secure a.
reward fes car sxerieas IN the fstare eqaA 70 Ehsi
We have esjcyed In the past II We can add eae-ieanA
to eur reading matter and present the whole an AZ
clear type Of gcca sre ve believe may nesriy d'as4s
eur circulation md tk thOaSh Of direct advantage
70 U.s. secures such N Increase Of ear AavsrsSas q
viii leave ne nothing 70 desire.
'Ra, &c aoet ssss more reading matter, say han
are,ls: Yea print mere Dos tAsa can possibly lad
time 10 read
Thai b aoabsless true AID II vs we're making up .
paper expressly sr any one II eur readers % any par
tieuar day. ve might ssfey omit much that se aos n
sers Bias vs have net merely many tAsasAea' I" aAag
sabsenhsn bss sAsir several tastes md needs are vsV
ai,snusiar Oss b nAhly inssrssssa in Produce An'
lsss sDesAsr ID ssoeks, BsnAs and FinAnsA lnteln-
sx,ss sssn snstAsr In Foreign AkAin; . fsarsA u
Hssss Pelises . sxsA b 0sasul Lissrsszrs. ed 70
-. We sn - pshs - nsrsy vAss ~ &c II sAsss
vsssa bss q ~ ~ q tAsa ~ vws, e - ssss
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reIEas 4 WKIIs Phresslegsrs anA pub,ish-
-..A n>A Ne m Hs1sa- ns~-YA
Asss,w W n McDosiLp's Commercial Nevspapes
49,. 80 hoess. Ne Md - A. r. Ia
t.r ~ para 81 uazssa I'D cs.As sw~
--<@ s1faar1J a. ~ psA&zAsn izsrnanos hssiy ss
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The full vote for Governor stands

Hoppm lwhxi --.-.--lss ABss Dem 49, D. lS1i
ts.yv Ah.n rs-sl.ctssi ~ ------ -------.----fEJ
Lasf yff- Harri,iN -7H AIen--- 800 ,'ISt
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- Tx.aAsxss PxAysesu eeALss-Lcag kssva.
~Skssk svvs ass' ssssssss s. ~ wsrsa
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n e Nossn seerstau HIsEr H0LpaESr Nio@ " stent
srreiAL NoricG TO TnG LApIs-Whon " Cousin
Cssb visited Tvrnrs Enp Nc sp Brosa~AJ he declared
ils
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ected from the homes, yeomsnry Of the County Of Data
no instead Of being compelled again 70 e. 70 A.Dn9'
whore the chsnce 81 packing jerry win NOISY
Of TIE lower law i mach better ;hsn i = hefe ine -
give Slave law is very popular in ths region ave
smong the Hurker ard Silver Gray arisioc o. me
village and even they look a. II they were ems =,
having been caught in a very mean scfape Juh-e IL Al
very smooth exterior BIT il wns easy % Pecei,e
that his cnseeneo o. s7e.nr else m1de him extremely
fdgety in tho presence Of the honest citizens who came %
how an American Judge would look trying = Pahi-A
men for TIE crime II helping fellow man cut o. 4aNeE
That noble friend of humanity. Cert smith . mere ~
the avowed purpose ef exposing and denouncng oeile
the peope the ocsl purpose and the inhuman Prov
sors ofhe Fugitive Slave Law The Hnnkers an oIveT
Grays effect regard b. preserve Little short o con
TENT Of Court and ii Their froWnsw powerful enough
10 drive him from the place, they would think them.eF
fortunate indeed. But he moves among them only 70
shame and confouud them By the contrast between ae
Owl meanness and his nobility saw Judge Han ooih
to bis very eyes in the attempt to return hs Courteous
YeSterdsy the churches being al closed to NJ Smith,
be mounted wagon in vacant lot and spoke 70 an au
dence Of 600 1000 people need lot say thai slavery
and the Fugitive Slave Law were presented in NJ very
lovely aspect Many Of the jurors were present TO Near
This afternoon Mr. Smith spoke again but in a hall
the rain rendering on; door meeting impractcaoie
The Cour having adjourned early in the forenoon many
had returned 10 their homes. bat the small han Wa
crowded to is utmost capacity and Mr. smith spgke w
great eoquonce and power. He denounced the tuglVe
Slave Law in indignant terms, and declared tst the
POPULAR Christianity 81 the country was counterfeiI
lie: and that real Christianity 10 be found among
those whom the Church call infdels 80.
Great anxiety was felt hear Mr. Hale, aud petition
inviting him TO sIesk wos signed by large number 81
citizens bat he declined TO appear greatly to their DIS
appointment Perhaps he thought that his connection a.
counsel with the made nexpedent for him
address popular audience in opposition TO the law
under which the defendants 20 be tried
An article on tie subject Of Jurics jury packing &c
which appeared in The DAILY Trbuae few days since,
hes made Tutoring here EXDisirct Attorney
Lawrence understand heard 10 utter the threat that
the Editor should be brought hitler for contempt of Cont
before Saturday night but as the Court has adjourned
guess lie viii not be sent for at present.
Mr. Smith speaks at the Court House this evening on the
Maine Law which is unpopular here as The Pro slavery
sentiment of the place would naturally lead one to- expect
Anti slavery and Temperance are alike excluded from the
Churches EEvILo.