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In The House ~ Lords Lord Campbell
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dress recently preserted bv he I.ont.n mer.
n, ~. 80 ,hs Err.,,,. ~ F,.sces ,,;,;cb HE
chsrsctsr;zedt - an n, erference Win the
of the Crovn..na : v;ol, fjon of
the law Of nationss q
The iron steamer .Duke of Souths rland
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~. So, ne nv ,-S;ch * ~ on lives mere
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Holiness ops es has positively refused to CO.
inere has peen ~. wv - ~,
oestroying nearly ah " 'nS sto'e "ou'e' SUI
io,o0o CASKS otwins: - }..i.s !,
a letter rom Dstnn, " = ene 4'ns ~ sna'
the renewed ues'les o' z0lse'e' Nv. ~e's - % -
s'gneo mat evening. ,r,a .n.,
Inc Dernn PsPe Puo"s''e' =. c'.'a
roolment !a s9ss so. ,, .II p. per-
ia.eiy selzeu ~ .snss 10y, va ros .%.s:yu
Of the uerp.n 1sePuP"C son,P"HSy - . nssn
was lately detected 'nal s.s 'onsp'as.y
was Ntoeiy ecve'oPco' auss 'Hes 4ss. ~
stores. arms, emmun'aon' sSc'' were - nave
been forwarded.
Inc consp,s:cy W. GO 20 ev OF, Hx' ~" ~.
petween 'ne 90 anu -" 1912 .~H.
arrests NAG oeen n.oe :. ns s asS "a
milton was seized; and evlosnce coInecsed
with the anair nao oeen 'ouna - ne'ue''e's'
AonigsOerg' sno IL vx 49,. II, 7.
Inc u..ssss says .l. .~ss.;.. Ca..s.-
nad presenteo note ~ uue nvsss-a ~ I 49, =
nehs' c1c'snng .1ee 's"I III -. 49, ="
eye on Aocsusn' Ms1I.n'. euu ING 'o':e''
fugees, ana Preyens tn:.r engsglng IN .;, my
PROSE cuted. The London police are said to
have a list Of I'll the refugees now in that
eitv, : = =. :, - - !. 49, 49,
I London.-The advertiser says that MAJ
I'M h AZ ue cted in England in fortnight
1 S,r1;ni. In the Chamber of Deputies, on
The oeth. an act for the suppression Of the
49,. t,.de ~ a. d;scnssed. and the clauses
,,srs sdonsed ist The slave becomes free
~ ,o,,ch;rc S.,a;n;.n anil. or the deck of q
-. h..-;nr ~. 8, rd;n;.n 8,u. Cd. En.cts
~ la. 1870, sho.a an r,oed IN the slave
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@Ths Louisville Courier learns BY pri
vate dispatch that David Merriweather hal
been appointed Postmaster At that place. 4
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MARTHA WAsHIHcrox CAss.-This impor-
tant trial commences on Monday next at
Columbus in the U s.. Court, Judge Mclean
presiding. taeS ppeqne yena
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DAGUERRE0TYPEs!

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the public
i generally that he has resumed the above business
th which he mas long been Familiarity acquainted and
designs establishing permanent Daguerrean gallery
ia Evansville in Fosters buildings, corner Of Man and
First Streets where he hopes rseeivc the equ. mt
visils of ladies and gentlemen which h shall be his
endeavor merit; ana ~ he expeets b. per-
manent he depends upon exhibitions of his prof.
cess. rr4 .ff.tff .ss'.s4 sezsft
His reputation % portrait pantsris too wen estab-
lished In Evansv 10 and need semark fur
Their than sst he win Be happy to sceonodsss any do
string his servicesin hat bnaLch Of art. -
ap5o 20 2, '-s,.s3 81 THOS. POINDEXTER
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ANorHEx HENDERSON PAcKEr.-Ths Lscy
Robiason, has been chartered and put il
charge Of Capt. Bunce. tersnin the "old
trade" between Louisville, Evansville and
Henderson. We are glad to learn that we
are to have another Packet a. tits impossible
for one boat to do the business. a.s. '.a
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or John w. Lumm was sentenced yes
terdsy by Judge Hovey to IA years hard la
Dor in the Penitentisry. ioosi u IS IS 81 arm
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FEE NEeRoEs IN VReIHIA.-The House
of Delegates in Virginia. has passed bill ap-
propriatng $40, 900 annually, and levyiug .
tax Of d ayear ON each male free negro in
the State over twenty-ene yssrs old-to estab-l
lish Colonization Board, for the removal Of
the free negroes from the State. z -. Is. :
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THE vlEws OF Nh. HvERETT.
The Hon. Edward Everett, late s~etsry
of State, sddresssd the Sensts on Molsy. in
relation Of the aliirs pf Central Asriea
The points of his speech. a. far as tn. have
reached N, may b summed up brisAys fol-
lows: e 0 zH- uNA a1aa Eaz !
1. There are Eve States in Central mer-
lea, the aggregate population Of which i25O,-
900. only, 10000 being of pure gs.hish
blood. - -.
2. These States are yet in their inncy.
bpt the coil 10 rich and the climate bediful,
and q magnificent future is before then
8. Authority for an inter-oceanic e,al is
desirable, and both Great Britain and thUni-
ted States are in favor and willing TO cspet-
ate to secure its early completion. 1t in
consequence Of the difficulty betweenIiea-
ragua and Costa RIGA, the matter ha not
yet been consummated. Nicaragua offs to
give an exclusive grant, but this she ha not
the power to do. ~ 81, b.ss ! +. 81
e.. The Mosquito Kingdom is merel the
shadow Of me, nothing more.
s. England has no interest or mote in
keeping up the Protectorate, and IL wilhg at
once to enter upon an amicable arrangelent;
and such an arrangement is likely to eff
fected, should the United States send a,rop-
er Minister to Central America, as ae il
about to do. :. :.
s. He does not think that England leant
to violate the Treaty, although some lifer-
ence has arisen a. to its meaning. Sc has
given up San Juan, and processes to b viii
ling to get out of the whole matter as son as
possible. = = t9xg'.-H 80
a. !. He supposes that the time ofthelego-
tiation, the settlements at the Balize I'D Bay
Islands were not in contemplation. ei
8. And further, he thinks the HomeGov-
eminent will disavow the act .erectin' the
Islands into q colony, and he does not opre-
bend any disturbance Of the relations beween
this country and Great Britain, in onse.
quence Of the condition Of affairs in Cntral
America. teg9 ~ g E. = r,
These views are at once interestin, and
important, coming from source 90 wdl IN.
formed. They are calculated to sootfs the
public mind, and to induce the opinion tlat the
little cloud that has 30 alarmed q portbn o.
the public, and excited Senators Case, Doug
las, and one or two others, will dcpendupor
the character of the Minister who is abut t.
be sent to CepQ1l Amefica. He shouls be Z
man Of more Nsnioedinary discretion, OiHty
and ssgacity. The fact sisted BY Mr.. Everett
that Central Americs eontains population
Of only about $50 900, o. shout half Is many
Is Philadelphia, and Of these only 1000 o
pure Spanish blood, 4 well calculated u se
the imagination ct work % to the future
What wide 6eld for adventure, colonization
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MILITARY HosrlrAL.--Gen. Twiggs and
Surgeon Lawson were in Louisville on Mon
day, having been sent out to examine psrticu-
larry the various watering places in Ken
lucky, for . favorable site for the proposed
Military Asylum. So say the editors Of the
Louisville Times.
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Mas. ABIGAIL FILLMosE.-This lady, re-
Gently deceased, wife Of Ex-Presidsnt Fill
more, was the youngest daughter Of the late
Rev. Lemusl and Abigail Powers. Of New
York. The National Intslligencsr says Of
her character: "She hiss left her bereaved
family and friends most worthy and sstims-
bic character; meek, unostentstious, gentle
and digni6ed, she adorned every relation
which she sustained; IN affeetionate wife, q
tender and dutiful mother, and . most amiable
and beloved friend" P"
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no THE LADIES.
cyHANKLfN q REILLY would respectfully call tho
- sssension Of the lsdies 70 their stock Of Embroi
oc Jcconet and wis embroidered Collars, va
Mousnuhsin mourning and second mourning Collars;
Isconet and s viss embroidered Sleeves:
eviss embroid cred Chemisettes aud Cdns:
Jseonet ana SWISS kdgings and lnsertings;
Y a. d. Painted rouncings and Bands;
Real Thread Lace Edgings and lnsertings;
! Plaid snd striped Jscenets and embroidered Swiss
nsi,ns 49, 49, al 81 which are offered Ofsale at the
lowest prices sp2i sHANKL1N q REiLLY
70 spRIN(s AND SUMMER GOODS. SO
cSHANKLIN& KELLY Wholesale and Retail Deal
- ers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, have now in
store and are oeevnx direct from the Eastern cfes
we'll selected stock Of Spring, and Summer Goods. suit
able for this market which they OFFER to their customers
and all Others at very low rates. The following com
prsses part OF their stock:
: Blk blue and brown Cloths; blk and fancy Cassi
meres: Tweeds Casslnettes Satin, Silk add Marseilles
vestines, sCottonaies, Denims. Brown and bleacheq
Linen Drills; and bleached Sheenes and Shirt
ings: 40 inch pillow case Cottous and LINENS; Cacoes,
Lawns Beragss Be.age DO LANES aud PopIins; Dotted
and embroidered Swiss Musns; blk and cold Aipacas;
blk and cold ak ShaWls; white and cold Grape dobik
eros de- Rim silks, Brocade; Chameleon and PLAID
Silks: Hosiery: Gloves; Bonnets Ribbons; tarasois;
Umbrellas; Hats Caps; Boots and Shoes: window pa
pers and painted Shaded. Also fpi assortment OF
irimmings and Notions all Of which we will sell ut the
lowest market prices. Call in and examine for your
selves At the ecrner Of Main and E,r;t streets A. Eyan'
Vile Ind. sp2l sHANkLiN q kElLLY.
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BetWeen thoeEast and w est. fH
U,HE UNION LINE OF STEAMERS, running in con-
il necdon withths Baltimoro and Ohio Railroad 1t
THROUGH tick cts by this line TO Philadelphia. Wash
ingtou City and Baltimore be procured from the
Agents at Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati, on
board the bosts. Having made permanent arrange
ments for dcketing through, the travelling public will
End IL greatly 70 their interest," going Beat wes TO
patronize this line. lass SIS. 49,
The sUnion Line" being chartered Company, are
required By lawo rununder such regulsonsa will in
sure comfort aSwel safety TO the lives Of passengers
I UFThs is tieonly line running Ia connection with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad -sl = : e
yrThe Steamers Of This line are entirely new. and
the largest safest and superb vessels
built for the Western waters and will leave ~ follows,
FOREST CITY. Capt. A. Murdoch, Sunday , P. NJ
DAVID WHITE, Capt w. McCiaid, Monday P. N.
BALTIMORE Capt. VIM. Clark, Tuesday p. NJ.
ALylN ADAMS Capt " Morton ', wsdnssd.s = ?
FALLS CIT. Capt. sam: Mason. Friday 3 II. M.
Fare from Lsatsviiis Bstmore.:..- ell 40
DO DO 10 70 Phladelphia or Warrington IL 90
Do do do to New York.. .............. Is "
DO DO C5scinnati 70 Baltimore. 80. 10 %
Do do do to Philadelphia or Washington III 90
Passenger baggage transferred from steamboat to
Railroad and FROM Railroad 10 Steamboat, free from
lrAn additsoaal charge OF only % for rooms
and meals u made from Louisville " Wheeling.
laerssas Is. Moofhead. Agent.
RM Hende, on. agent At Evansville, ONCE at Lewis
4 Grxys whuf boat y '1 ttt ifit ~
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M CASES DENNIS AND COTTON CAS-.
LZ SIMEREs Of all styles and qualities for sale
ox by [ap2Ol JOHNSON & FRENCH.
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FOUN ID

A silver watch on Third street. between Main and
IA Sycamore which the owner can have by calling
on Christian decker. proving property and paying FOL
his advcrtisemen mt. - fe7 8 ~ apo
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Do BALES Brown sHEETINGs-yustre re-
.sp20 tssis 4,-0atH JOHNSON & FRENCH
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AFARM FOR SALE,

THE subscriber offers his Farm which he resides
Il at private sale. lying two miles east OF the Court
House. on the B,onvlle rsad. containing forty acres,
in wheat fsen or eighteen ready for Corn the rest In
Meadow two good neverailng Wells and stock water;
sixty seventy rt rate bearing Apple Trees comfor
table Brick dwelling house. log Barn. and other out
buildipgs leo. thirty acres Of first rate Timber land
has not been eut culied out half mile south Of the
the premises or to DR.. ,. Hutchinson. Evansville.
Crops hogs stock and farming utensils with the farm
II desired., Possession given as agreed upon.
apI3w3t A. p. HUTCHINSON.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

6 3. Fnns choics, just reed per
- J.Ward f,r ALE Lowby
ap21 ~ SycaUore near Water Of.
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CWEET POTATOES. 49,.
- 20 bushel Sweet Potatoes just received and for sale
at apIl COOKS Family Grocery.
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CPRING AND SUMMER PRINTS.
~ 90 cases, Aliens Sprgues Dunnels and otherbrauds
Of Fancy Phrtss Just received and for sale By
ap-o = MERRITT, FIELD 4 co.
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II)AlNT STUEESe
i IS cases Inpka Cords, Washington PIaids, Can't DO
Beat Unions, Ehglish aud Paris styles, for sale By
apJg MERRITT. FIELD & co.
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SEEM AT THE HiIPoDaoNEAu Oh woman ysry plairy
dressed apparently from the country presented herself
at the door Of the Hppodrome for admission TO ths
afternoon performance, SATURDAY last She was bent
with sge aud held walking stick in her hand which
had crook at its end something after the fashion OF
shepherds staff She approached The doofkeeper whom
she addressed il shIil split q,i shaLy voice. after the
following uaDner: care you the keeper OF the Hippo.
dromsyT yes replied the dcorman NWell dear me
have hearn great deal about IT, AMI would be very'gad
20 see IT, but am POOR lone and have money
to spare At this juncture. young miss AID her
brother came up, who, being touched With the old
wornans story irnportuned the doorkeepor to lot her
pass ard that they would conduct her to seat This
the doorkeepcr had power to do, but handed the
money TO the old lady T. purctasc ticket, which
quickly done She tLen folio we'd the youngsters toa
seat and sat down beside the Young miss OF whom she
made great many curious inquiries nterspersed with
many ludicrous remarks. my dear child said she,
"whsre is the great animal TO be here, which
tod 10 as big as house; have seen lions, tigers AL
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Died,

At William burg on Monday, Lay TO- at O'Clock P NJ
ALICE PALMER aged 81 years reict OF Joseph Palmer and
Her friends the friends Of her son, and the members
and congregation Of the Protestant Episcopal Church If
the Holy E7argsists requested to attend her funeral
ibis afternoon, at three clock, at Christs Church.
North Brook Bedford avenue South Tenth street
WILLIAMSBURG ard contiguous TO the Peck slip and Diy
sion avenue ferries. The remains will be Inferred in
Greenwood.
At Benieia California on April 19 ROBERT x MolfEr
aged g ears eldest Of NJ JOAN Moet book siler
J Of this city.
On. weep not for the dead
No more for them the blghtiag chill
The thousand shades OF earhlg ILL.,
The thousand thorns we tread.
Weep for the life charm early 1own,
The split broken bleeding lone
Weep for the dea Ia. panys Of the ha,rt
Ere being from The Bosom part;
But never be tear dfop given
II those that rest Ia yon blue heaven
On Tuesday Mag IL, lHoaAa r. CoofEs, inflnt Of
Caaries r ard Nary A. Rode.
At No-Tich city. Conn on Friday, Nay 10. Scion D.
CaAr1As sgei "a years second son Of the Hon Enoch
Chapman q that city, and grandson Of The late Simon
Dcmarest. Esq.. Of this city.
IN South Abingdon. May ID, Mr. CRisroruER DYER 50
ears Of sge the oldest in Abingdon
At The Mstn ooag House, Carton Mass May l6 Josg
PRIME TnArR HUDSON, aged "a years daughter Of Ro
Founddccgnej GEORGE SLAnrorTy oged years, younr
ct Of the ate Fra- els J. hariette.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
clock without suther iayittion, fsom No ID Walker
stIstt
Cn Tuesda7 Yav II THOMAS HOPE son Of Henry aud
Sophia Spear, a1eo TX years.
fhs eris OF the family are respectfully invited to
atteni The funeTa, ths afternoon, at o'clock, from
80 Willow street Brooklyn
On tuesday, May II GEORGE c. DoRExus, aged years
and months, ION Of George and Ann Eliza Doremus.
The friends q the family in Paterson, j., likewise
chose q Mr. c. Titus respectfully invited to attend
sns fu,era Ibis afternoon, a. o'clock fsom the rest
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dsnce Of his grandfather, Csnkla Titus Esq lls West
Eleventh street.
At Brooklyn. on Tuesday morning. May II, Of dropsy
on the chest, Mr. SIXTH RoGn In the Goth year Of his
age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are rsspeculv
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at two
O'Clock from the York street Methodist Episcopal Church.
His remains will b taken to Greenwood.
On Monday, May 49, Of consumption, MARGARET dsugh-
ter of james and Julia Gsfney. aged II years.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon, at two
O'clock from the residence Of her parents Carol street.
near Van Brunt South Brooklyn.
The remains will be taken to Fatbush for nterment.
On Tuesday afternoon, May IT, in the 5lst year Of her
age, Mrs. CATHERINE BuRIING.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from the residence of her in law
Thomas OCallagban, No. East Thirty sixth street, one
dor east Of Third avenue tomorrow afternoon, at
O'Clock.
On Tuesday, May H. Of consumption, JOHN G. FErrEas
Jr.. sged So years, late of Mobile Ala.
2 O'clock from the residence of his brother in law,
James Conway No. 50 Columbia street His friends and
those Of his brother Henry and brothers in la James
Conway and George Cruise respectfully invited to at
tend Char lesion Mobile and New Orleans papers please
copy.
viii any gentleman who was on board the steamer H.
lnois the 8th of August 1852 from Panama to New
York. and who knows anything of the circumstances
connected with the death OF Mr. Thomas H. Billsland,
communicate freely with his disconsoate mother and
sisters His death not publ at the time neither
his effects forthcoming 1t only recently they
have been appred OF bis death by the Consul at Pana
ma ard Dr. McNulty. Address Miss Binsand, Charles
ton, South Carolina.
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Brooklyn City Infeillxea. r.

KnsiGNA1IoN oY TIN CRY TREASURER APPOINTMENT or
ANo1Mn IN his sTrAp AT regular meeting Of the Com
mon Council on Monday night Mr. Mufotd Treasurer
tne eity Of Brooklyn seut in his e9nation ard r..
ques'ed an examination Of his accounts The ressna-
~ was on motion accepted and election catered
into to fill the vacancy which on the third ballot 70
suited IN the choice OF John Doughty by the folio Wing
vote, the whole number cast bepg - -
Robert II. Peripe... 49,. 1 Daniel Van VOORHEES, /
That portion OF hr Mulfords communicative referring
70 the examination OF his accounts was referred &c the
Committee on Accounts of Departments.
A BoY Found DRowNKp.-0n Monday noon Office K,ela-
Of the Third district police found the body OF youth
an emily ten years Of age floating In the foot
Van Brunf street II was dressed In white linen rounds
bout sanet pantaloons and mems pair Of shoes with
p,tent leather bolt around the waist He q Light
o,nplsxion, with aandy hair. The Coroner vas noaei
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PB1ADE4pu.A, May II RE ported By Keen & Taylor
FiTT' Boa d-Sll 100 FeDpa SIS, 967s 1000 do, cash
cas- 4codo ~ 5000 Reading RI SIS 20. SIS Sis schuy
Nav as 81 cash SS1i; 20 shs Penna RR, So 700 schuv
c.ts 10 10, b5wn, 331a 200 Long Island RR b. 1e'a
eco do, t5wn le1; 100 DO SIS; 10E 10 Beaver Meade
RR Sc 200 Morris Canal in lots, 22ls $50 do b5, 223
ley RI 10 10 Mechanics Bark 32is United States
Ealk, AZ Becoe Roards - SOC shs schuyl Nav Pref in
lots b5 49, 700 20 in lo D. 33'4 200 do in lots,
cash $3.50 100 do, b5wn 3S4 $50 do, in lots 80, 382
$50 Morris Cara 22a 200 do, b. 22l 100 Long Island
~ 0755 5000 Lehigh 6s 20, b5, oSa: l 900 Ameri-
Coal 90 is 1871 200 Long Island RI S. 1873: 100
90 b5 and int 1875 shs Morris Canal Pref e5wn 90;
zoo schuyl Nav Pref s5sn and int 1884,. 100 do cash
33a. 10 tamde- and Amb PR 1919; lo2 Girard Bark,
14. Aftsr Board 81 500 o. 81, Cap. 100; 900
Reading RI 6s, 10 So; 100 shs Morris Canal So, 22h
100 do, b5 q 30 Union Canal 1875 zoe Long Island
RI b. le; 100 schuyl Nav Pref b5 33'i 100 DO 1885,
100 do S. S3sd 900 DO 39l. Market dull.
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Interesting Items from Boston.

THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGIsLArURE-rHE WEBSTER
MoNUMEST-THE TEN HOUR AND LIQUOR BILLS
TRIAL FOR MURDER, ETC.
Boston, May l., 1858.
The House TO day, by vote Of 115 to 100 refused to
reconsider the resolve appropiati-g $40 900 for
mont to Ds mel Webster.
The ten hour law passed the House TO day by
teen M jcrity.
strirgeut BILL amendatory of the Liquor Ia was
Offs red in he Senate by Walker Name Law map
and referred TO special committee 1t is similar to thai
rejec, ed by the House.
The evidence in the case of the Irishman, Casey on
trial ut East Cambridge for the OF Mr and Mrs
Taylor in Natick. with an axe, in September ast was
concluded with the Testimony of three witnesses that
he confessed TO them in Lowell Jail that he committed
the murders. Upon this the counsel for the defence
agreed to submit the to the jury without argument
Casey guilty of murder in the first degree He viii be
sentenced TO morrow.
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IMPoRrANg ALTERATIONS PROPOSED IN THE NAN
HER OF ELECTING oFFICERs-voTING IN THE
LEGIsLATrRE-LoANING THE STATE CREDIT, ETC.
BosroS May 1I-9 P. VI.
In the Constitutional Conve ntion this afternoon, Mr.
Davis Of Worcester, from the Committee the Govern
msnt, &c, reported amendment so that citizenship
and the sge of thirty shall be requisite for eligibility TO
the Office Of Governor, to abolish the properyquaifca
ton for Governor ard in of failure to elect by
the peope, to be elected by the Legislature n Joint
ballot.
Mr.. Hooker. from the special committee reported in
favor Of the plurality Ia the election Of all named
in the coss tuition
The motion made and refereed that in all elections
By the Legislature a tlcd vote hall be taken.
notio also referred 70 restrict the Legislature
from losn iIg the State credit I'd contracting debts
capt fer pairing its for public safety, unless
sanctioned by vote of the people Alsj that he judges
Of the and Common Pleas Courts be appointed BY
tie Govtrues for years subject to conformation la
executive session. TO be eligible Tor rssppointnent but
not 70 hold Office after the age OF 70.