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Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1853-01-21

= never offered H. answered the inyali,
B wiiha sfgh ~ riaie CIT NGE
! Never offered ii Then she laughed az yo
r. scorned you'll 1872. 70 l4ls11 40 isH
M, She was always Eind and gentle as sh
was beautiful and pohir. Noi she would nj
ltcorfi me; she might have piiied me. tisd st
hnownm my secret and the Invalid ifetnble1 a
ne " with the violence Of his ah!ta,thh.
Then why did you not THROW Yourself al he
fret. like a lrue knighif' ?"
'Shewas rich and proud; an poor and hum
\ ,.Prhswi That would not have made an,
difference IL she loved yon,' ~
She did mol love me; she was only Kind t,
me because - and the invalid paused and
hung his head.
'Brnause what
.B' Cause | saved her lifs.' 81 ......,r P.
You misjudged her, replied R;chel, Llush,
ing deeply 40 ~. s....'' .,,t'. .., .'''.. y
Perhaps, | did, added the young man, viii,
a sigh - - L. 5..,a-. e. .,.'.'.. r, ...fI...f
fut you have not told me her name,
Chafles.' ....I -1s b.. .-.' |'...,sg .i.t' /
'Charles!' murmursd the sick man to him.
self. 'She calls me Charles, only. Isl 81 I.
Il will tell yan, Ra-'f Ist li.1'
Gail me- Rschel,' said she, with smile of
encouragement. tia a.H 1if Tldlai|
Pardon me- said he. rising with difficulty,
for be was actually II reed from his chair by
the violence oi hls agitation; pardon me, b1il
her namelis Rachel Robbinsn and The young
man fixed his eyes upon her in an agony oil
suspense. ,neqa a1qfiat flrllhas -1grai %
The heiress thought she had . said Iqite e.
nough, and done her share Of The delicate duty;
so she remained blrshing- SILENT deli GIFTED, !,
ready ohear anything further the loyermigbi
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1853-01-21
Volume VAAL.----No. "a


~ N@iha pabnensionf Of tic Isst Of Lastefs bs
y Assszt cift aiioh paper II III.
= NJ r.. ~ npiifliudef-ry FRIDAY MORN Inc H. NJ
~ ,v'asf ~ oi tuiiu AND MARKET sTs.i Up rTAiiS'
H. H. isioa, i'sl,' AZ tue low fste"f TWO DoiIANs
~, sltm pAd ~ advance during the yenr uIi
..i'ut"r VtLlARs .not paid uniiI ile en'l1 Or Ike
ss,s - "l ~ sl' inaiy part OF lie Guy BY Gamers
III ne siJaiinued until all anaassss ue nad ,si
thS OltiOu Qf. tle uditur...,.-'7 i' "'s .
-sEIgslfFsT1s Es.T1h.y'z'S. ~
ID NsNe ir'iiag sA.s.a will be married irer lima.
'.tf 4 ~ twenty cents for uvefy Subsequent ia,
-, 'ise abortion J0sts per SQUARE. lH ~
~ Afoft seinanis ssid WITHOUT sltng tho inns tb.v
hr - - "a pisiisi, viii ba cuntimue cd until ,ILid VIA
thrtsd ,eeafdiiig Tie tiorrtills i ile,ni h.dlr
tiiaehi ~ 10 yatris adseftslrs. aal =
~ 21''sn'esn iinss orles constitutes square.
H -" "-urr pipper aitsnlipn all uunllnuuie tipuh
=, ,n BUSINESS must be hdrcst.d 10 i.u Pullish
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-31
TIE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.

CorresF oEdenoe Of The ~ Y. Tribuse.
ALBANY, Tuesday Aas 81 -
Nehemiah St John, foreman on section No. ? q ~
lie frst witness called this morning, Mr. Vandes
who tie saEd al the hour Of adjournment h4s
ing being absent He was examined with reference -
charge Of purchasing large quantity Of lumber IT,
price when was not needed and in cOnsequcnoe u w.
much allowed to go 70 decay He testified that he
plus lumber On hand was sufficient 10 last in ordn9g
pair Tor which II purchased ct least five yeas
also testified that the lumber Of illcor chs.e~
and was worth from slO to sl2 per thousand
John yandemark was then recalled and exarinedn -
gard to the value Of the timber used in the West
delivered at the time Il was He considered tbs "a
worth about $40 per thousand feet lie made pcfAn
the contract at that price lie made severn! eiofhw
ibe contract TO furnish the timber and alo to furna
tutcr and do the work for SIC per tiousand fec< =
world have been for completing the dock 49,
Cornelius Teachout foreman IA tho carpenters ~
sect.on two was examined in reference 20 the qasey
sufrlus lumber deposited his section in ls5l ~
rcborated the testimony Of Mr. s. John IN every psss
saying that there vas enough to last five or * yea
hat i was bought O. higher prizes than had been
dnar.ly fer timber Much Of the timber vas Of an NO
qunl.y. 80
Henry s Chichester was examined as 20 the NAN"
Of Iuuier in 1851 lie had fcrn;shed some Of ne
rsed in the dock, FOR the contractor, al al per ns
But he said If he was required TO furnish a. mus
ROUTED at ihs; season and within the tine he ws's'
charged from SIG to els per thousand a.s
Tie Managers then proposed TO put IN as eso - -
depositons of Messrs Clark and Oimsted melsDen =
Letting Board taken before the legislative COMM "a
examine into the conduct Of State Officers in'' u. r.
The exception Of r Seymour now deceased an h,,s
ror der were tic o.ly members Of thai bo'fa ID
no. teen examined The Counsel Tor the '''F'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-31

own countries repealed before they venture TO arragn
ours No we DO rot want 10 keep al our bad laws
until after al other countries shall have abolished
theirs; we would rather be ahead Of them in get
ting rid of such pericous and discredtseie statutes
surrose one gentleman should soy 70 another " sIr
4vour coat is On fire. and the other should respond
well what il that to you get that hole in your own
elbow mended before troubling yourself about my
burning coat, would Tie Thg consider that civil
an1 rational answer
OF eourse Maine has no law which was meant 10 au-
thorze the iu1riso nment of This poor white woman
fcr debt any more than Tennessee has la" INTENDED
10 uphold master in starving CT cruelty beating OF
in deb,uclng any Of bis slves In either ease, the
Wong grows out Of the atHse Of legal power-an
aIuse which proves that tie power itself should be
modified or more strictly guarded or abolished we
believe that no State expressly enacted lmprsol
ment for Debt-that peculiar institution grew up IN
tie shade Ike slavery and. though act after act has
been passed TO repeal or abolish it. some shreds OF 1t
sill lncer under tie agis Of Judicial construction 10
ills day We mein 10 get rid Of them as fast As we
can DO 20 without giving IMMUNITY 20 swndllng and
We thank our Southern brethren for all the ard the!
can Give ur Let them hold meetings form societies and
appont lecturers if they choose 10 plead the cause OF
.roor white women at the North; and let their lee
turers come tight here and prosecute their bors We
shall not mob nCr lynch them; the contrary if they
are men worth hearing such the South has in great
abundance We will attend their meetings profit by their
exposures and bid them God speed in their efforts
Why cannot the South treat with equal good feeling
md sense our Northern Anti->lavery efforts II she
feels no prckng 1t tie conscience what is the cause Of
ler uDeeemly cOntOriionsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-31
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

GroEGrA-Hon John NJ Berren. late L. s Senator,
hayr been put in nomination for Governor OF Georgia.
bv some persons dissatisfied with the nomination OF Mr.
Jer Iips the Union and Wig candidate, that gentleman
has published a letter Withdrawing iis name from tne
cCntest ard appealing to all his friends to support Mr.
jenkins lie SAYS that the latter was not put up by Mr.
Toonhs as biz candidate Dir. L. having, In convention
supported another person. This inmaon Is IN reply %
an assertion that Dir jenkins forced upon the public
as candidate BY the influence of Messrs ToOmbs and
StelLens The Wig party appears 90 be ral!log gen
orally 10 the support of the Union Ticket It's suggest
Cd that tie announcement of Governor Cobbs probable
aIpotment as Minister to France, was simply ruse to
Keep the Georgia Democrats straight.
MAINLAND The Wings of the Ist District have
nominated Hon. JONI L. FRANKLIS, of Worcester
County Mr L. has occupied prominent position IN
MARYLAND politics Ia 1852 the vote for President in
this District stood Scott 5,953; Pierce 5,2ol Wing
majority 6S2 This is the old lNth District, ("Ith the
exception of Cecil ard Kent COuntes) and was repre-
senttd in the last Congress By Joseph : COttman,
Wig Of the CliDgm an aud Faulkner school.
MIssouRL-In the lid Confessional District, the
vote ty majoties stood thus: For Lndley, Wig, 93i
for Jackson Dem 7-l majority for Lindley, 80 Ia
the With District, the full returns stand For Caru-
tbeis Wig 1912; for English, Dem, 22O7 for Jack
SOD Dem $50 for Rozier, Dem 56S-three Coun-
ties to be heard from CarutheIs is elected
BY large majority.
TENNESSEE A United States Senator is to be elected
in Tennessee by the Legislature just chosen. Dir Bells
seat Is 10 bt Ill, q. we 90
that he ecines reelection but The knorre Register
urges that Gustayu. Henry, the defeated candidate
for Governor, he ctostn.
KENTuoKY-We observe that the Paducah papers,
toll Wig ard Democrat are recommending Judge James
Campbell fertile flee OF United States senator Judge
Campbell has not been III active political lie Tor some
years.
MNnEsoT, TERRIToRT-C Capt Wilkin (the late Ter
ritoisl Secretary and Col Wilcox, of saltwater, are
proposed f. the WING nomination for Delegate to Con-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-31
The TRIBUNE app

The TRIBUNE appears entirely in New Type this
morning That part Of Cur recentdress which had not
been faced with Copper was badly worn; and, though
tie residue was very good, we concluded 10 throw 1t
al aside and supply Its place with in honor OF the
Enhancement Of our WEEKLY. which takes effect here
with It's fret side-(2d Sd. 9th and 9Th pages is
printed IN the old but the second side in the new type
in which will honceiorth appear until replaced in its
turn
We prefer our coincidence 70 oculists and makers Of
spoctaces the appearance presentedby our columns
Wien tic Paper and Presswork are just what we pray
for az VIC truft they may be this morning 1t is our
confident belief tlat they who buy such sheet as Is
herewith eented for two cents or have sent them
BY so at s. per alnun, not cheated in the bar
gain and such seems TO be very current opinion And
though additions to our subscription list yield US no
profit "a, indirectly through the ultimate extension
Of our Advertising yet very willing to serve all
who see ft 10 send their nancs. Our Advertisers
will bear witness that spare 10 expense to print
their ilyors that they may easily be read, aud in
sucl company tla ntcllie " people vii be likely TO
read them Enough said
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-31
VERMONT.

Tie Annual Election in this model State takes place
Tuesday next. and desperate effort is making TO
thro.~ the VIC love liquor or the profits
Arising from s sale so defeat the reelection OF
Gov Fairbanks and reyoutionze the State generally.
Nobody supposes that Rum has majority among the
voters nor tlat whitedscpucher Democracy can hon
ostly triumph in a State tuy democratic as Yer
mont but tie calculation is that all Democrats will
stick to their party If course while all thirsty souls
will GO for Rum any how anywhere and that the
natural antes of bogus-De mOcracy and r. G. Whisky
viii produce compound of sufficient strength to stu
pity and oycrcomc the State.
We do not feel IRE that this calculation is mis-
taken Vermont clines To the rotten-borOugh system
of repre- ,ation. under which thirty charcoalbuners
who are tie only residents in two wilderness townships
on the Green Mountains have double the power in the
House of six to eight hundred voters at least equally in
tegent and capable. in Burlington Rutland or Wood
stock Now The secluded townships having few voters
clgenaly went against the Maine Law the late Flee
ton to accept or reject that though majority of
the People ratified the Law amajoriy of the went
against it, 1t is by means improbable therefore
that Rum House may now be returned; but this will
avail nothing if the friends Of Temperance take care as
To who are elected TO tie Senate, wherein Population
- Hiiis 'lltethttu'
This contest ovinces the mischief resulting from
suporhuity of parties. The Maine Law was passed by
Wig Legislature, and the Wing party is held respon
sille for il by tie Rum Power Bur there are at least
ten thousand good Temperance voters attached to the
Free Soil party whose votes ought TO be cast to
uphold the Law, Yet cH be cast to give aid aud
comfort 10 its adyersaries. or else thrown away
These voters do not mean 10 stop the Temperance
Law and yet they fixed that they are quite like
ly TO do il.
We entreat the Vermont friends Of Temperance, no
matter of what party 10 make that their votes tell
the right side Of lie great practical question Of
age in The contest Of mex; Tuesday Nobody win recol-
leot, ten years hence whether majority of the Yer
mont Legislature of 1853 were labeled Wing" or
Democrat but many thousands will have sad reason
TO Know il should this Election return a Legislature
that viii repeal The Maine Law. Humor your party
prejudces vl,se you safely but be for
Legislators who viii uphold the Maine Law Yer
monters Your neichbors are coming TO your rescue
You shall not be compelled to struggle against cir
Cunyallaon Of rum-holes five hundred miles in extent
more than another year. While Your allies are muster
inc 10 your aid 10 not desert yourselyes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-31

BOGUS DEEDs-We are assured that there have
been executed in this city since last January no, less
than two hundred deeds for lands located in the old
Military Bounty Tract Illinois, and purporting to be
made by soldiers of the War Of 1912 nearly all Of which
have been officially certified acknowledged upon the
oath Of ore person as subscribing witness-the makers
in no case being produced before the Commissioners OF
course there is foul play somewhere and the proba
bty would seem TO be flat gang Of scoundrels have
conspred 10 forge these deeds in the name OF soldiers
who are known or presumed to be dead, and are in
tended TO be sold to immigrants to squatters on the
lands or to those who may have settled them under
Tax Sale titles Who can ferret out these rascas. if
rascals indeed they be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-31
TIE FRFss AND BLACK MAIL.

We suppose we must be satisfied with the following
al least so far as Mad SONTAG il concerned; but we
have hoped that something would come OF this latest
Black Mail furry l. really hatwrers Tor respec
table journals receive money from Artists for auaatiOn
Of their performances and indictments of the public to
co ard hear item Somejody seems TO have asserted
that they do: Who is that somebody and what has
he 70 say for himself Let us have covering NJ,
hut a thorough exposure Ii Anybody was ever
pa;d for writing or procuring the insertion IN
TIE Tnlure praises of Madame sontags or
any other artists performances-wnich we 90 not
belieyc-we want 10 know it. We have no answer 10
make when disreIutable conduits OF anonymous col
unus and scurility charge with being paid 10 tr'
net tie achievements Of Jenny Lind an! other artist
-calunnies as groundless and wanton as Malice ever
invented or Iniamy shielded from notice-but IT any
artist Las ever paid money TO be commended to public
avor in suv hat tie Advertising columns of this jour-
nal We would be thankful for information on the sub
oct fom any quarter ard if any artist has recently
paid tIifue to any portion Of the Press az Fanny Els
er did TO the Satanic why cennot tie truth come out
Bus hear Mad. Sontae
T. n, Idior II II, y. Y T,ibulr
SIR In spite Of my great reluctance 70 appear before the
Public in any Other capacity than prof one ieei
IN, selfcomreTcd to address you these few lines with view
Of civ NJ tie absurd statement Of having been presented
with bis 70 The amount Of $4,000 given to the Press for
complimentary notices full and unqualified denial After
Ming tie accounts OF expenses incurred during my stay
in his country find only item that has reference to the
Different r,wIapers lis IS a sum Of s67Ol 80 for adrer-
rg ny concrs and operas IN all paris of the Union that
! have visited
lam AZ loss to conceive the motive hat may have gud
I'd The Editor Of the paper in which this article or gnay az
reared in making ne falsely utter words equally rpugnant
my feelings and the amour roPre an artist ought to pos
ss aud connot but 10 the conclusion that If was
not his TO bring the gentlemen who have the direction
OF my aa n into dcrcdt il must have been intended as an
insult to the Press and me in milking adopt practice
that must pronounce unworthy and Is hope unnecessary
fr both remain your obt servt-
HENRMTTE RossI SoSTAG.
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OIilO.

The Maine Law State Committee announce the en-
gaesment Of Dr. CHARLES JEwETT of Mass, NEAL
Dow of Maine. T. ". KELLOGG. native OF OHIO but
a champion of Temperance almost every where; G. I.
FORBES Of Mass. Rev i. +. HALE OF Conn, and Hon.
T. 4. PLANTS OF Ohio for the Fall campaign now OPEN
ing Gen. + CARY viii ofcour,e be also in the field
he could help it if he tried Further help from F.
f. BARNuAI. Rev PRESCOTT MAION ana others is ex-
pccted Unless the friends of Temperance in the sew
eral Counties permit themselves 10 be distracted by
party names and watchwords they will choose Maine
Law Legislature in October
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-31
WRONGS. NORTH AND SOUTH.

The NsmPhis Wig (Tenn) unburdens itself as fol
lows:
WCNsN N JAN DEEr-There widow wofcr ircs-
cee-co y thc ltgSld Me- jf o- oher than that
teins unable 20 meet her liabilities which hearted house
We commend the foregoing To the attention Of sir.
Greeley and bis associates Get this poor white woman
ont Of jail before YOU write another line rejecting upon
The South She has right 20 Gods air snd sunshine
At present she IS deprived Of both because she has no
money. There is not negro slave IN the South half 50
bad off
Fem0rks.-Ever since we have written for the Press
the Free States have been steadily modifying, soften
ing repeating just such laws that under which this
"poor womsn' is imprisoned at Portland. We. too,
with our Southern brethren, inherite, bad laws from
our fathers but we do not like those brethren take
oense st being reminded OF the existence of such laws
snd urged 70 improve them We 10 not bid those who
speak TO the subject get all the bad laws in their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-31

NATURAL ArFINITIEs.-The enemies of the Pro-
Lbitory LIQUOR Law of Vermont have in several Coun-
ties held Conventions and formed tickets expressly on
tte basis of favor to the Rum Traffic In Washington
Comfy this has led TO the countervang formation of
a Maine Law ticket for Senators. In Cratsbury a
Repeal meeting was held for organization, when the
following Resolves were adopted. The sympathetic
relation between Rum and Ignorance has seldom been
more lorchly illustrated.
Roolrcd That the Vermont Liquor Law an infringe
uent uron the civil rghs of the People and repugnan
10 The Constitution and ought to be repealed.
HCsolrCd. That the State Superintendent OF Common
s. boos v iii salary Of $500 annually is odous and re
Irgnan the right of the people and the office ought to
10 abolished
RcsoIred That The Office Of Town Superintendent of the
Common Schools should be abolished
Hcsoirc6, That orr Representai'vD elected, be in
siuctod 20 give his for the repeal Of the Vermont
Liquor Law and abolish The offices Of State and Town
sui trinten denis of Common Schools.
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
Sor4on TtHercIk OFcc cor Of Bearer and HaaOrers St.
A Boobies Duel-lIore DIN from the NiEt-Ertra
Cabinet scssion-Treasury distractions 10 Col

SFtfqi ~ o'oh 70 Then y. TrillHe.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday Evening Ana. 3d. 1883
1hos IL Locker Of Ohio has been appointed Purser in
Tie Navy 1t Is 10 be hoped that be viii look well after the
pubic money.
duel took place interchangeable afternoon be-
tween G. Davis member Of the Virginia Legislature and
Rotor Rdewey Of Virginia. Editor OF The Sentinel Of
Lf,yfy Mr. Edgway the challenger. Dir Davis fred
thout porsonal damage to his antagonist DIR Rdgway
declined firing and the parties became reconciled
IN agent OF the Treasury Department has just brought
from the Mint Philadelphia 100000 gold dollar pieces and
s,0CCO in silver charge
An extra session of the Cabinet held today and
rmored that the question OF the ST. Louis Post Office has
leen booIe that grave body.
Tho Secretary Of tho Treasury issues in tomorow's
In OF 'ntuotoEs Collector dated Aug 2j 1t Will ill
two o.osely printed columns OF The Can't J0araai The
circular embodos instructions heretofore given and may be
coi.ed digest Of the revenue laws.
II il reported thar Woodward sentenced to be executed
Friday nczt for numbering his wife is about making
full confession Of his crime Or VTE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-31

MopFL SrATr-Vormcnt IS in the enjoyment OF
thout many real blessings any of her sisters OF this
great Coufederacy First she has her model Prob SOry
LIQUOR Law which among other things. has emped three
OF her county prisons She has no PHthe Gcc Her sys
a. Education hcur;sheS with 59i school districts and
nearl, 100000 scholars She has also three hourshng col
leciae institutions and large number of academies AMI
pivstc schools She has 30 libraries containing $4,000
volume The whole number Of newspapers and periodi
Gals pub'shed in Vermont in iSS0 &c. There j6i
churches in the State which accommodate 6i66 per
sons ard are valued sl2l3lee On the first of Janu
ary a she had ga miles of Railway in operation and 10
miles in construction. "Thc Maine Law and public
Debt when shall we say that OF our noble old Key
tone Lancaster tPal Express.
The Up Coux1RY-An engineer from the Lake Supe.
nor country, who has recently down from La Pointe
to GaloDa, furnishes 7hc hdrcrscr with some interesting
information Last year he employed by the Govern
ment 10 the boundary line between Wisconsin and
Minnesota He discovered mountainous range Of tran
rock extending west with inclination to the north $50
miles in length which gave the best Indicators that he
had seen of the existence Of copper He also spec
mems of copper In crysaiized FORM brought to him by
French traHess who proessed to have found them along
the range referred tc-the particular spot however was
kent secret BY them The whole Of the region here re
ferred 10 lies In Minnesota and Il owned and very
iChicaso Pres
We have painful report BY telegraph from the Trent
Il sstss that Adam Henry Meyer. Esq, gentlemen wen
known In ihs city yesterday morning shot By Charles
nsnh Marsh Effected his escape and when last seen,
was armed with gun and revolver He about six feet
llgh hes thin features, blue eyes and light hair;
dressed In light pants gray Goa, and black hat The latest
spefch received at clock yesterday afternoon, states
hat the physicians in attendance entertained hopes that
eyer would survive bis wounds although pierced by four
Kingston tcsnl News, Avs &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-31
TIE circinnai; Ti~es bad reporter present. who

says:
At the close II the dehafe Z proposed 10 take
vote Of the audience upon the Maine Law Those in favor
Of the law SIDE Of the lot and the antics u the
other As soon TIE two crowds edectlaIy sepa
ted ons cheered Reebe and the other Jewett The Maine
Law crowd much the largest but then il contained al
the lsdes-as Jcweft said see not female On Inc
.;de f Rum Counting the males in each crowd they
were aboU. large portion of the antics were Ter
mans The combateDts announced future appointments
wien the crowd gradually dispersed and thus enied the
discussion here.
- Net on, roH.R The side Of RHu," do you hear,
Nessrs Marsh. Chambers and Hewitt We can AZ
ford 10 send the women to the of the Temperance
cclun just yet Shame upon those who would silence
suy of the most earnest snd effective voices that have
yet been raised in behalf of Total Abstinence and the
Maine / w,