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Tux CvB,N irRfcsSIz,TioS Sr"Ry.
The l'nrmality aud particularly with
which the Gmcrnmcni paper, the In.
ion, some ten DAYS agn, charged the Cos
,rrnmrnt ii Treat Britain with crrizifs
designs regarding the island of Cuba
deeply Interesting to the Snuthese por.
tion Of the United States. led Us TO
inIrr that the charges were made on Of,
fetal information and authurity. Com
ing before the public with such al IN.
derstual sanetlnn, the article OF the
Union received from our journal and
oihrrs the serious attention which an
affair 80 important IS calculated to
command. Having Impaired this i'm
preston to our reader, al the time,
aud having carefully observed the in
dications Of public opinion which have
followed, We tlink it due to our read
ers nov Ia state, that several Of the
most respectable journals and the best
inlurmcd correspondents Of this city
eonearn The opinion that the Onion
Voi orls had no official authority for
rs statements, but no reliable aulho.
riiSskak rleed, some Of the writers
and palA Inferred to pronounce The
wapIsS,' 4 utterly groun,lles.. We
cshsS E We are mere surprised
tim I'd by this incredulitv of the
psTsS hilr We are glad to be as.
,tlfc{l &flt tha stnrr I. . fct;,,,, a..
ARE xnfy srsi that the L,.ioa permitted
& such Abatement TO appear in its CO
sn'istss such a way. unintentionalIy
iefAal A. to mislrad the public int,
4 belle Ihat It had semi official cha
FAc'Ff Mt. LIT.
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From the Hamilton Telegraph.
Letter from Mr.. Breslin.
CrLuMRus. univ 20. lR53

WM. r. KINDER, ESQ., Sir: In the
Telegraph Of the l4ib, you remark that
"the Democratic Central Committees Of
Columbiana and Mahoning counties, had
propoun6ed certain questions TO our can
didate foi State Treasurer, with view
Of asceriaining his precise whereabouts
upon the bill for the re organization ol
The Treasury, &c.n ! infer from this
that you are Of the impression that inter.
oga,ories had recently been addressed 10
me, TO which had declined reply. Il
is proper, therefore, for me TO advise you,
that in January last l received letter Of
some length, from each Of the Commits
tees above named, advising me Of The
importance Of the passage Of the Inde-
penden. Treasury bill and suggesting the
active cooperation Of myself aud friends
in its behalf AS those letters did not
PROFOUND any questions to which specific
reply was required, il became my duty
only, as ! conceived, 10 give them that
perusal and consideration which the
respectable source from which they
emana,ed entitled them.
II had supposed, at that day, iha,
those communication were intended to
invite public ayowal Of my opinions, as
10 whether | was, or was not, 10 favor Of
establishing The Independent Treasury
system in this State, il would have
afforded me sincere pleasure 10 have
informed those committees, as ! now do
you, that the resolutions of the 9Th Of
January Convehtion--including that in
favor ofun Independent Treas'iry-meet
my entire appreciation, and il had been
a member Of that Convention they would
have received my cordial support.
Very respectfully,
Your obi serv'i,
JOHN G. BRESLiN.
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SPANISH MINISTER TO THIS
COUNTRY.

DON Bravo GoEzALos has been appoin
ted minister to the United States fiom the
Escurial. He is man Of political abil
iiy; and once we believe belonged TO the
press, having il we mistake not started in
his career as Editor Of the "Guiregay,'
a paper after the description of the Par.
I"Charivsri." He has been once or twice
a member OF the Cabinet Of Isabella; and
he belongs TO the Christian Conservative
faction, the Moderados. 1t is thought,
iha, he is devoted TO the maintenance OF
Spanish dominion over Cuba; and ,ha,
his appointment as minister 10 Washing
ion may be looked upon as Sc. off TO
that Of Mr.. SoULE 10 Madrid. Statesman.
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Another Fugitive Slave Case.

PMILADELPHIA, July 26.-The writ Of
habeas corpus in the fuei,ive case was
argued this morning before Judges
Thompson and Alenson. The court was
asked TO remand The prisoner into the
custody Of his surety TO answer bis
offence before the Criminal Court. i,
was decided that the surety having Jailed
TO bring his application properly before
the court, not having taken out bail,
there was no claim upon the prisoner.
The habeas corpus was dismissed, and
The prisoner remanded 10 the custody Of
the U. s. Marshall for removal 10 Mary
land, under writ Of the U. S. Commis.
sioDer. ~
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Steele paid the finest compliment 10
woman that perhaps was ever offered
OF one woman. whom Congreve had al.
so admired and celebrated, he says that,
" to have loved her was liberal educs-
lion" "How o!,en," he says, dedca>
ling volume 70 his wife, "has your
tenderness removed pain from my sick
heud-how often anguish from my sfflc.
ted heart! If there are such beings as
guardian angels, they are thus employed.
| canno, believe one OF them to be more
good in inclination, or more charming ia
form than my wife" His breast seems
10 warm and bis eyes 10 kindle when he
meets with good and beautiful woman,
and il is with his heart as we'll as with
his hat that he salutes her.--Ihackeroy.
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Following the example Of the English
government, France has determined 10
send a complimentary mission over 70 at
tend the New York Indus,ria! Exhibition.
M. Sallandroux De Lamornaix, who 10
about to visi, Dublin on special service
in connection with it's Exhibition, has
been selected for the transatlantic jour.
uey. He receives instructions TO repre-
sent his country on ceremonial occasions,
TO examine the articles exhibited, and to
report on such new markets as may be
open to Fteuch industry, and on the ua.
lure OF any treatise which might BE con.
cluded in favor ofthe enseEpliss and com.
merce5 Of his county,. Y, Home
JouranI.
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Connection. Legislature.

HARTFORD, June %, 1858.
Tie bill abolishlDg capital punishment
heretofore passed in The Senate, was
to-day rejected in the House BY q vote
of 1870 10 IS.
The Senate passed bill providing
that in cases oe attachment for debt there
shall be an equal distribution ofproper'y
among The creditors.
The Legislature adjourned sine die oil
Friday. IN y. Tribune.
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Henry County,

-a On the 18Th ult.this County nominated
,heiI County Officers, and SO far as we
know the men chosen the aelections are
excellent. They are us follows:
s For Auditor, Edward Sheffield; for
4 Treasurer, George Stebbins; for Kecor>
der, Rensselaer, Hudson; for Prosecuting
Attorney, Sanford K. McBane; and for
Commissioner, Eleazer Fen,on.
g Edward Sheffield, msny Of our readers
know as an able and correct man. Mr..
Siebbina has well filed his position and
for which he is properly rs.nominated,
and Mr.. McBane brings 10 The discharge
Of his duties large personal experience
10 The ptactice Of his profession. With
the other gentlemen nominated we IRE
unacquainted.
The Convention also, by resolution
expressed 'sfull and entire confidence in
the integrity. ability and democracy Of
Samuel H. Steedman," and RESPECTFULLY
{ recommended him to The Other counties
or lhe district, as candidate for Senator.
Their delegates were instructed 10 sup
port him in the District Convention.
Mr.. Sieedman was in :he Legislature
some three years ago. We had an oppor-
,uniiy Of knowing bis course a, a Demo-
crat, and our judgment was tha, he va,
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honest, Independent, and industrious,
and held respectable influence in ,hs
body Of which, he was member.
Very properly the Convention con,
demned the rot!enness OF Gilson's ap'
poinlment 10 the U, s Land Office
That's the way the people should trea
bad appointments. Tell the administra'
,ion tina, Imposition hos been prac'icet
in de6ance OF public will.
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We publish tho above, al the request
Of the writer, and j, will, without doubt,
be read with interest in this and Other
counties, where the Independent Trea.
sury system for the State is cherished
ohjec, with the democracy. The resolu
lion referred to by Mr.. Broslin is The
tenth in order, ofthe series passed atihe
last State Convention, and it reads as
follows:
"Resolped, Tint The separation of the
moneys Of the State from banking insilu-
tions is indispensable for the safety OF
the funds and the right Of the people
and we are therefore in favor of an entire
divorce Of The State from all connection
with the banking institutions as dcposi,
tories Of the public moneys"
This resolution was heartily approved
by The democracy Of Butler county, and
they confidently hoped that the leglsla>
ture, which was in session at the time Of
its passage, would promptly embody the
substance Of j, in bill and pass il willis
out delay. In this they were Disappointed.
The atiempt TO give it practical effect
was, for some reason, failure, and as
newspaper report attributed its defeat, 10
a measure, TO the Treasurer Of Slate,
prejudice was awakened against that
gentleman in the minds OF oil who at
tached importance 10 the success Of the
project. As this dissatisfaction was
founded upon rumor, and ms Mr.. Breslin
has, in The above letter, declared himself
TO have been, and 10 be, in favor Of the
above resolution, il mus, be regarded is
an authoritative denial of the rumor, and
the friends Of the Independent, Treasury
system will find no difficulty in giving
him hearty support.
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The Albany Atlas has the following
remarks touching tho speed o(the Aida
"We notice statement in the papers,
that the North River steamer, Aida,
made the run from New York 10 Pough.
keepsie, eigbty>lwo miles, in three hourt
and ten minutes, exclusive Of stops
This is at the rate Of mile in about two
minutes and nineteen seconds---a speed
which we believe no race horse has ye
reached. /. makes nearly twenty-siA
miles an hour, or about six hundred and
twenty miles in twen,y-four hours; and
at the same rate would carry steamer
from New York TO Liverpool in less than
five days"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-05

Another fearful accident has taken
place on tho Hudson river. A collision
occurred between the steomboa, Empire
and sloop, near New Hamburgh, Iasl
Saturday morning, and the steamers
boilers exploded Immediately. A number
OF persons were killed and larger mum.
Der horribly scalded, some Of whom will
scarcely survive; and it is but a fortnight
since six were killed in the Ner World
by collapse Of her boilers. Worthless,
careless commissioners. chosen as our
civil officers are in most cases, to suit
political objects or serve personal friends,
are no doubt the cause Of these terrible
scenes.
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4 CooL IMPUDENcE- To see man ge
up in a public meeting, and move thai
the proceedings thereof be published IN
the County papers, when he is not 9
subscriber 10 eithe. OF them. And il is
Just abou. as cool to sse people voting
fot the resolution, who have about as
little souls as the mover has. But il is
no use TO talk. Us editors have.to ems
dure great many things. Our backs
are broad, and we suppose We can stand
it.-aCadiS Sentinel. ~ s@-'
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MRs BREsLIS This gentleman writes
The Hamilton Telegraph, as will be seer
BY our paper Of lo>day, that be is in favo
Of the Independent Treasury principle in
its application to our State Finances
We shalt not pretend 10 entire sa:isfac-
ton with the statement, but feel dirposed
to treat il as an advance Of principle. and
honestly entertained. His opposite ac>
lion, the opposition Of his friends TO such
70 measure, and the course lie has pur-
sued at Columbus, did not lead US TO
expect such declaration Of opinion.
Bu. probably, following Rouchefoucanl''s
maxims, Mr.. Breslin has found il neces-
sary TO put Oil the garb of libeiality it he
have no very earnest love for il. This is
more than we expected, and may be very
frank, honest, and sincere. being new
conviction forced on him by The lash Of
public opinion.
q Mr.. Breslin personally, under such a
law, is as well qualified as most men in
the State 10 fill tho Office for which he is
nominated. We trust the coming Legis-
laiiyo Session will complete this good
work, and then in our financial affairs a
new era will have begun, and an era of
accountability for the honest guarding,
using, and expending the public monies.
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P,PuL.R VoTE IN WARREN - The
Democracy Of Warren county have
through their executive Committee, de-
lermined 10 select ticket by popular
vote. They have fixed upon Saturday,
August 18th, as the day for their primary
elections, which is the day Of the cleo
lions in this county. The balloting fol
candidates for Senator and member OF
the State Board of Equalization will take
place at the sams time throughout the
district. This is good arrangement. -
Hamilton Telegraph.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-05

INTERESTING FROM RoME-On the
9Th. Of May Cajetan Bedina, Archbishop
of Thebes, lei. rome as special Envoy o.
His Holiness 10 the United Slaies.--
Monseignor Bcdini is in Paris. He is
charged 10 pay visit to the government
at Washington and 10 hold interview with
the different prelates Of the church in the
United States.
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From New York.

New York, July 26.-Mr. O'Donohuc,
the Irish exile, who arrived yesterday on
the Northern Light, wss visAed by many
citizens 10 congratulate him on his escape.
He yesterday took the oath of allegiance.
He declared his intentions 10 San Fran.
cisco lG
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-05

In tho late debate on the ballot, Lord
John Russell, "woud not concede the
ballot, If a, all, unless every man in the
county should have a votes and Mr..
Golden 'would not extend tho suffrage
to every man without the BALLOT" Roll
these two opinions into one, and the re.
sui. is the American system.--N Y.
Home Journal.
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FLoeeISs AND FoeY1sm Dead IN THE

FLoeerSe AND FoGYIsm DEAD IN THE
NAyY.-The U, s. Frigate Congress
Commodore McKeever, the friend Of The
sailor, who early favored The Abolition Of
Rum and Flogging in the Navy returned
to por, on Thursday. The crew Of The
Congress had been detained nine months
over their fine, and not murmur has
been heard from one Of them, nor can
they find language TO express their ad.
miraiion Of their commodore. He has
shown that kindness to his men over.
comes The necessity Of the lash. lie,
those officers who are continually com.
planning Of insubordinaiion aud the i'm,
possibility Of controlling men without tie
lash take some lessons from Commodore
McKeever.
The sailors Of the Congress held a
consultation on board (meelings not be-
ing permiited,) and asked whether the
Commodore would accept Of mark Of
esteem from his crew, to which mega.
tive reply was given, such proceedings
net being exaclIy in keeping with the
practices and cus!cms of the Navy
" v 7-Huns.
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aa Gferlainly,r says Colonel Benton, in
his forthcoming autobiography, ''duelling
is bad, and has been put down, but not
quite so bad as its NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
bowie.knives, blackguardins and street
sssassinatious, under the prelex, Of self.
defence"
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County Ticnet

s OF Our paper has been delayed for
two weeks in consequence Of the loss Of
one OF our hands without notice and the
con.equen, impossibilhy Of filling his
place al once.
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A FRESH GALPHlN.-Tbe Washing.
Ton correspondence Of the N. Y. Times
(whig) says, "liis reported in high quar-
tors that important developments will soon
be made, touching financial operation
by which the Treasury has been made to
bleed. The Democratic version Of ibis
story is as follows: An Ohio man, ma.
med Minor, obtained Of Secretary Cor
win, upwards Of year ago, a transfer
draf, on New York, for the sum Of $780,.
600, Minor agreeing 10 place the amount
in proper hands, in New Orleans, within
a specified time. This he failed to do,
alleging that the institution in which he
deposited the money had failed!e Minor
was recommended to the Secretary as re-.
sponsible and honorable, by the Presi-
den. Of Bank or Insurance Company in
Ohio; and several letters in relation 10
him passed between Mr.. Corwin and
other parties. Five thousand dollars OF
the money have been recovered, but the
balance il is said, will be total loss. II
is hoped that the late Secretary will ex-
plain, in due time, the details Of this
transaction .p5-
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DEnOcRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democracy Of Putnam County
are requested 10 meet at the usual places
Of holding elections in each Township, on
Saturday, the 27M day Of August, 1853,
between The hours Of ten O'clock, A. NJ,
and four o'clock, P. NJ, and proceed 10
put in nomination candidate for County
Recorder, 10 be supported by the Demo.
cracy ut the October Election.
The assembly Of the Convention, OF
three delegates from each Township, 10
count the votes, &C., will meet at the
Court house, in Kslida, on Thursday, the
LIST dag Of September, al IL o'clock, M.
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A sypton for dairymsn is now in use
in Scotland. by means ot which the milk
is drawn away from the cream, instead
Of skipming the cream Of The milk.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-05

Fever and ague, in Great Britain, have
almost entirely disappeared since the
introduction Of draining, willis the num-
ber Of deaths have diminished near one
hal.
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Rhode Island oonatitutionai Convention

Providence, June 90, 1858.
Returns received at the Journal Office
from 26 towns, show decided majority
of Conservative Delegates TO the Con-
Vention, and majority Of over 1900
against holding tho Convention. Five
towns 10 be heard from will increase The
majority. Y. Tribune.
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Cr The cali for the meeting 10 ap-
pin, Delegates to the Senatorial and
Representative Conventions, and for
County Recorder is inserted lo>day.
: Why should not Putnam county pre-
sen, candidate for Member Of the
Board Of Equalization!
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q II was my intention, so far as my action
could affect, TO avoid, if possible, the
presentation Of more than ono name, be-
fore the Convention, from this county
This natrowness OF selection does no,
appear 10 have satisfied the people, gem
orally, and with the advice Of friends
my name has been added TO tie number
Of candidates, and perhaps others will
follow. have heard number Of gentle
men spoken of in connection with the
position. ]. NJ.
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The following are the Judges and
alternate Judges appointed by The Com.
mittee. lH
Jennings = L. de Luceney, Henry
Raabe.
Monterey-Willian Payne, William
Reckart. '3 a|I
Perry - Seneca Dimock, William
Scott.
George-George Bares. a'
Greensburg-Ballzer Crowell, J. II.
Liberty = Henry Green, William
Krouse. .a
Jackson Henry Conner, J. 8. White.
Van Baren-William Askem, Godfrey
Suiter.
Blanchard = Simon Maple, o. W.
Craw6s.
Riley james Mcbride, Brice W.
Viers.
Oaowa--H. II. Rocker, ]. M. Rada>
blugh.
Sugarcreck William Cra5il:. Lewis
Slower.
Pleasant - jose ph Bslford, A. J.
Fn.chey. ur
Union = Isaac McCraekep, I.orenzo
Parker. ..
The Committee would sngges, the
necessity and importance of receiving
votes only from persons known to be
Democrats, who will support the whole
ticket when nominaled;p departure from
this rule tends TO render the Primary
Meetings impure, and create suspicious
as TO the fidelity Of those conducting tho
meeting, which is frequently used BY the
opposite party at the election. Judges
of the meetings cnn in no way better
facilitate tho interests of the party and
maintain their reputation, than by inforc,
ing the rules, asking nothing moro than
they arc willing to give, viz: doing our
own work. ........,,
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senatorial g. Representative Conven.
tions.

Al the samo time and places, the
Democracy Of Putnam County are re>
questcd TO select the number of Dele>
gates in each Township, hereafter given,
to represent This County in the Ssaa.
iorial and Representative Conventions;
aud also at the Senatorial Convention TO
nominate Candidate for Member OF the
Board Of Equalization,
The following is The number Of Dele.
gates each Township is entitled to:
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raerresentntlve NTatlers.

I, Is generally understood that The
candidate for Representative from this
District will be selected from Putnam
county. Mr.. Haly, our presen, able
representative, no. desiring re>nomina>
ton. We understand that HENRY j
B1EHmEa, Of For; Jennings, and JAMES
MACKENZIE, Of Kalida, will be candidates
Tor nomination before tho people. Others
probably viii also be brought forward
and we will be able TO announce the
result after the Convention 10 had.
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DEMOCRATIC NoMrNATIoNs.
state Ticket.

state Ticket.
For GOssrnor-- WILLIAM MEDILL.
l.iewienGnt Governor BLISS.
S4Sems Judge y THOMAS w. BARTLEY
7fessurer Of state John G. RREsLIN.
Secretary Of Siate-W WILLIAM TREVtT1
: Member B'd P. Works. WAYNE GRISWOLT
Attorney Generai--GE GORGE w. McCOoE
County Ticmet. no
For SheriG--JoHN B. FRUCHEY.
For Con.p,,ssioner CLARK H. RICE.