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ARRIVED

Spanish ship Celia Havana in ballast to mas,ar
81 dsric'.
Ship NePae Bhelds days district
Ship Cassa Carrier Bser Is days from Boston,
district -
American snip Shakespeare Cummings Il Boston,
ballast, 10 nlaster-3l district =
Ship GaFrsek Foster, York to W Stanton
LIST dtstrirt
ship Jane Walsh York. from New Yol Havana to ms,ter9d
British shp Charles Holmes BOrlby IS days LIVERPOOL
British Ship LAUREL Lindsey from Liverpool August to
district. ~ 1870
Bark William Banks Bartlett IA days Rocklsnd Maine to
Cre.vy 4 Fsrwaii-lst district ' t -
er-lst district - -
Brig Mary Elizabeth Mcconnell Havana 10 Isparre Il
co-2i district. : e. "
Austrian brig inte Paisnriek from BOleaux 75b September
CahuEnc-lst district.
sehr star Cannon days from Kingston Jsma to South
nl4ya HArron-2d district.
Steamboats,,
Lousa panleyee, fr6m New Carthage.
Southern Belle White, from YitAsbuTg,
G Beasr, Walker nom 81. Lou
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entirely excupsteu hi.n from tho chargs or even from
the suspicion of guilt and he at discharged
DISCHARGED. --Gonstantine ROLAND was exa-
mined charge Of having swindied Hippoyte LAM
tam. There was no evidence against him, and he was
discharged.
BEATING A WoMAN-George Harris is under
arrest in this District on charge of having cruelty
beaten Margaret Ramsey. He awaits hearing before
Recorder Ramos.
THIRD DISTRICT.
AN OLD SALT--An old sailor named george
immens who also deserves the title of old soger
was examined before Recorder Seuzeneau yesterday on
the charge of having dddled the sbpmasters by shipping
board three different vessels, receiving about $50
advance each time but without the slightest intention Of
performing his promises One of the old shipping masters
had him arrested however, and the Recorder sent Him
mems to the Work house for ninety days.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
ASSAULT AND ABUsE-Julia Fredling was
arrested the of laurel and St. Mary Streets at
the request of Henry Wnders charged with assauting
and abusing his wife Julia ordered to give bonds to
keep the peace. .u &m4=
BREAKING THINGS. Louis airline was ar
rested neburg at the lake end of the Ponchartrain
Railroad breaking open the doors Of the kept
by Mir. solomon and smashing things generally therein
He awaits examination.
CoNTRAyENr1oS. A slave named John Car
penter arrested at the lake end of the
Railroad for carrying doubebarreled shotgun, powder
horn and shot bag contravention Of law free negro
named Louis Adler arrested for beps in company
with the slave
SELLING LIQUOR TO SLAvEs.-A slave was ar
rested at the of Spain and Bur-
gundy Streets charged with drinking liquor. Antonio
poucher the keeper of the house reported for viola
tion Of the Law in selling liquor to slaves.
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.seso .ges.seu zinc Points.

sVesD aEse@SeN ZINC FD9t9tES.
Fl The Subscribers hand and will be constantly
supplied Zine Paints
made by celebrated
NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY,
which they accommodating
The SNOW WHITE universally to be superior
to lead whiea 6riaacy durability either inside out
side Will greater than weight Of
lead, thus rendering ecopoca whe being free from ali
itaet
every all familiar the desteous quality OF paint
featured from lead.
The BROWN ZINC peculiar protective and adhesive quail
isn 10 especially and other metallic
faces. The STONE COLOR similar properties to the
Brown but the color painting outb ldngs de-
pots BRIDGES The Company the Paints manufactured
then be PURE keep fresh aad soft reasonable
me any climate. be used preclaeylike White Lead.
u Ground OIL kegs and 100 ba in aore and or
aale g. c. RDGERT CO., IS Camp street.
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Passengers Arrived by Steamers.

FuoM VcKsBune--Byh The Southern Belle;
Mr. Iare and yekstug Davis Na.ehea Mr. Stewart o
SeheC Grand GGlf Norton, Mr. Bric
burg George Ray Rodney General Quman Nj Fulton, Natrlh
Bu1ensk AR tneap Nkgnt5; Mr. Catnutn Matthew
MIR Prce, Natehez; Mss Mary Doyle,
From fundamentally the Louisa:
Mr. Crawford Mr. Winter, DoasIPouvile Mr. Howard Nahez
Foodwn Don lsonvie Mr. Phelps M sor Nalchtz MIR Rcev S
Joseph; Miss Smith, Mr. Oliver, child ronadoHyl:
Frazier DonaidsonJi Mr. tn7k, Moer Gregor Nutchaz
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CATTLE MARKET.

Friday Evening, November 8 1916
The market during the past week but scanty sup
piled with good stock and during the last three days has
been mostly bare of Western Cattle Hogs and Sheep
moderate supply of Texas Cattle offered, and an ample
supply of Veal Cattle, with few Mich Cows remain on
sale Holders of had the advantage and all sales
were at full prices:
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Saturday Morning, November 4, 1854.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Star Of the South Marks NewYok, Stanton &co
Spanish slip Aureia, JutO for Barcelona, Cr5aehs
Spanish bark Mongo Paris for Barcelona, Puig Mir seo
SPansh lhk AnTtchl Soda for BaiGelona Pug Mir AGO
Spanish brig Rivals, Barcelona, PUG Mir 10
Brig u L Adams, Cole, or Charleston, ST. L Levy
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.50seg .Hafsv,

H. W
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY
S ia p e G o DIS,
No. 40 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotei, New
Respectfully the attention Of Wholesale Retail
his VERY STOCK GOODS which
imported, constantly supplied the year.
SHE'LL COMBS.
ALTON SHELL AND BUFFALO COMBS every style and
variety
BRUSHES every description of his manufacture
lowest Northern Factory prices. ...-
TOILET ARTICLES.
Such PERFUMERY, HAIR OILS, HAIR PINS, PoMATuM
FANCY SOAPS, etc.
FINE FANS PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, WORK BOXES, PORT
ABLE DESKS ether with endless variety PORTE MON
HAIEs etc., every style and shape, and unusually Low
PRICES.
GUNS, PISTOLS, KNIVES, COLTS AND WARMERS RE
voLvING PISTOLS, SCISSORS, RAzoRs, LIFE PREsERv
ERs FISHING TACKLE every variety suii
the determined Angler.
WATCHES, JEWELRT, etc.
The stock this line, consisting the T. I. COOPER NJ J
TOBIAS and REAL JOSEPH JOHNSON MOVEMENTS with
assortment LEVERS, together with atarg
EASTERN JE.ELRy, sLvERWARE, ETC., have
selected with ROBERTS, 70.
the Wholesale business and having been purchased exclusively
cash greatinducements will be offered purchasers.
s9r Every article WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED, or the
MONEY REFUNDED.
ag WATCHES, JE,yELRY, etc., CAREFuLLY REPA1REpa and
WARRANTED. je5 ON
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A MURpERous GANG.-The Buffalo Express of
Saturday notices the arrival in that city of officers
in pursuit of party of FIVE rufans and thus records
shocking series of crimes committed by them:
Their operations commenced at Graham tavern, about
II miles OF Cayuga They had stopped there during
the day and at O'Clock demanded their bill The
amount was named and note larger than the
toned placed upon the bar-when the landlord took
his pocket book for the purpose of giving them their
change. At this juncture, of the villains grabbed
his wallet which contained from SIS to $40, another
presented pistol the owners mead and another still
knife to his breast threatening him with instant death
if he murmured resisted. Thereupon they marched
off leaving the landlord much terrified that he did
not attempt to pursue them.
They next Husbands grocery under the pre-
tense of purchasing tobacco While the proprietor
serving them of them seized him. threatening
his life if he did not keep quiet while the Others robbed
the desk of $50 Then they resumed their journey
They next met upon the highway farmer by the
name of VIM Downs who returning from market
From him they took 81, all that he had with him.
They next came to the residence of ". H Nellis.
merchant Mr. N. sitting with his family, having
previously locked the door they first tried the door
and then demanded entrance Mr. N not knowing
the character Of his visitors proceeded to the door and
opened it, when three pistol balls fred into his body
The sconndres then entered the house. knocked down
young Of Mr.. Nes examined the closets and draw
in which they found nothing suit them and finally
took valuable gold watch and deeamped. sir. N. lin
gered for about hour after when he died leaving
wife and two children
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MURDER.--Two men were killed on Friday
night, 18th inst, Monroe Furnace. in Jackson
county Ohio. Their names Levi Canter and Vim.
Mcdonald quarrel took place among halfa dozen men
who drinking in doggery' kept by the mother Of
Cnter which resulted in the death of two of the party
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SHOOTING AFFAIR. 1--WE understand that yes
terday evening about O'Clock, man by the of
Edward Kerren shot, in the bar-roon Of the Globe
Hotel in this city, by man named G. W. Thompson
of DR. Sanderson's plantations. Kerren
shot with pistol ball in the breast below the nipple
The wound is dangerous one Thompson imme
diatey arrested, and is in jail The particulars
the affray have learned but judge from what il
reported that liquor the of the difficulty.
iNatche2 Courier. lst
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j. Beai. Chandler,
LLECTOR.-

NOTES, BILLS, HOUSE RENTS, etc,
EF Office ct CoRsoN & ARMsTRoNG's, 50 Campsreet.
EH Office Eloursfiom 10 NJ, and 5p.a.
t RerenceaH T. Lonsiae, ]. Landis Co., and Corson
Arms tfou vi
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CROCKERY.
DRUGS, MEDICINES.

RsFcfgs,.faetficfsees Esesssasmsessss, etc
~ The subscriber wonid respectfully attenti6no
PsnteI Phyaeians and Families TO his we'll
Ioprns article in his line Of business all ofwhich
srsn, will be found FRE3Ii ANDGENuINE. Durne
SODA WATER AND MEAD of the
will eonnd at popular
such as Blue LICK Rooms supplied
reasonable with PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
GoULEY BfTTEaS, etc. THOMAS RANKIN.
apl dAWtya Druggist and Apothacary.
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PAINTS.
WINES, LIQUORS.

g. AzERAG BRANDIES. - The subscribers,
NJ beng agents importers this city celebrated
SAzERAc keep constantly eI hand full supply tbs
1885 ls2 and lsls and invite the attention
eonpoisaeur the above being Pure and Genune article
VIM. h. LEVERIca q CO., Agents.
;aat lag.a st,s.t
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Hardware, Iron, Copper, Zinc and Tin
Plates.
PRIZE ST L 3 s. I'm,

Plates.
PRIZES LEY s. BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street
@ss~ IMPORTERS and DEAL no
va sSsI @ssa A All
m saa ~ es bsRsRs sy aS faa
ss from the e H. @ and Fl The Northern s
worthy the attention 81 They geasp their goods 10 be Of
following comprises part present stock which they
500 English Bar 1ror, fiat, round and square;
100 80 F rs's s'S's d ao q Iron, dos
s " &c F Flssss fIs,;;;
500 bda English Amsian and Sheet Iro
kegs Cut Naii4 bs 5laSds 70 n''
.sss boxes RI Pa 4, esassss brands
'''i 100 Ayes si0'' ~ : 4''''
90 20 brand. Shovel. and spsass
Pocket s and r Ss Ga ss" Rs. sass Mills
Mi T. F;,'s S5ss F
@indaW Fasteners q sssry dassripiion '''
Gssf, s sss "a Ss, sss
os Ios, Trace, Halter and col eba|oa,'
fIo 1 $ Of every d" d eefiption ind Pattern;
Hollow Ware
Tarred Manila Rope, all aizes;
0akum Marine, fIouseln, etc.
Ols, Sperm Wha- LlId and Ltnseed
Atlantic Pure White Lead;
Brooklyn numbers and White Lead;
Black and Yellow Paints, Yeriigris;
Paris and Chrome Gteehj
Mill and Grind Stones;
Sheet, Bar and Pig Lead Pipe, etc.
q, Issy are agents S5 the sovng manataet9riss-a
ROLLING WORKS. Boiler
and Chamber
IL 9sf BOLT COPPER
La Lar vandw asorts stock on hnnd,
WM. BADGER a CO.'S PLANTATION GRIsT MILLS aaver-
g. l. HANKs,s PLANTATION BELLS all Sizes from 90 to 1000
pounds. $500 - - -
which, addition their and we'll
stock they will sell at the lowest and tho liberal
terms. nj Gu
ERESH GROCERIES.-By recent arrivals
N are nov receiving In
So boxes hest N. y. SPERM CANDLES;
SO cases Macy a SOUS PATENT WAX CANDLES;
20 Il b, boxes extra oolong TEAt
Sc half chests qualities GREEN and BLACK TEAS also,
large Of choice TEAS ., g. and h. arc
bores, selected for retail sales;
100 bo1esOsw, 20 PEARL STARCH;
h55 Co.'S Assorted PRESERVES Jars
$50 cases W Dasis Assorted P6KLEs sAtGEs cATsufs,
| 100 bags Cromwell & B,d,alfs BucKwHEAT
| $50 bags New Jsr,ey SWEET HoMISY;
lao psss Sp pars ssnaSa saRow ROOT;
| 10 Canton GINGER;
iS9 boxes Hall 4 Lysrm9Ta,s , extra soAp
Also ali kinds OF Choice LIQUORS. Ao PORTER MADEIRA
SHERRY, PORT, tLARET, etc ,ete
e Families supplied promptly part Of the city by
wagon. mi l0ll w. C. RAYAloSb II Camp street
| EW PECANS-20 bbls fine Creole Pecans
/ y just received aud for sale by
u A. +, COCHRAN HAIL. IS Gravsr street.
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JEWELRY.

Hyde s Goodrich,
CORNER OF CANAL AID ROYAL STREETS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
sILyERWARE AND DIAMOND JEWELRY.
IMPORTERS OF -
LONDON AND GENEVA WATCHES;
PARIS JEWELRY; FINE CLOCKS AND GUNS:
PLATED WARE CUTLERY AND FANCY GOODS.
e Superior Workmen employed in Diamond Ssing
pairing Manufacturing Jewe Making order
and Card Printing Hair Bradng and Electro Gliding Plating
o9e
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A New L1GHr.--A correspondent furnishes

A New LIGHT.--A correspondent furnishes
the editor of the New York Tribune with the following
An important discovery after five years incessant labor
has lately completed by gentleman NewYork
which expected 10 great revolution in the price
of coal and gas 1t is entire light white in color
resembling much the light of day 1t will be able to be
obtained at such price will be within the of
every person 1t is called .Arthur's Washington Light"
1t will supersede the necessity of laying down gas piping
streets and houses is portable, and requires
piping of any kind and be carried without incon
venience from one to another. The lamp is not
easily put out repair and requires after
lighting tits perfectly safe, and not liable to the acc
dents Of other lamps. The inventor is most ssngune
to its applicability to all locomotive engines instead Of
aoal nth fup1
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BANKERS.

VI oUISIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corner
Camp and lafayette straeTh organ
ssa under act incorporation passed
and will be opened for
DAY the I'd instant. :
atsntton For the Of hGordnz all
tp their savings ia provided
iisas VIII be received q deposit
tabished Al = s - A soS1 ~
Depss for not than aB days
Of three cent. num-.
poss ~ tssa onth snd THAI MONTHS
Dpo1s f'r MONTHS rata Of Ave per cent per
- - r ~ r. 1850 ~
Money deposited subject received but no interest viii
be allowed. '"s7''''" ''
% Fridays deposi.a will received only from Females.
- ...TRUSTEEs.
VIM H. Garland, W. p. Bohbs, peuui. truap
Pat Irwin Jag. NJ FoTisy, lao b Car.ssr
SEQ. c. Iavrason, jno. Coleman, Jas Rana
K. L. Robertson, VIM. Fl. GARLAND Prszde.t
t'rNoI"nut' 1usnss y ioas- an91v
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INTERESTING TO RAILROAD CoRPoRATIONs.-.f
Neto Brake for RafDai Cors.-We yesterday Inspected
the model brake Railroad cars invention
Of Col Elisha Il. Hice, of Hallowell, Me- which.
persuaded will prove of much utility and will ultimately
be adopted by the Railroad corporations of the country
The brake in the form of shoe is located between
the wheels and intended to upon the rail instead of
upon the wheel It'll worked by levers in precisely the
the present wheel brakes. 1t composed
of substance softer than the rail that there be
very little expense account of and tear When
the train motion, the soe which turns up at each
end avoid hitting buDy any uneyenness is about
quarter Of inch from the rail and when the lever is
applied the shoe' is pressed down i'll such manner
to lift the wheels FROM the track,
The continuance is simple but effective. 1t will stop
train half the time occupied by the brakes now in use,
and that without action upon the wheels which will
be great saving for IL very well known that the action
of the brake upon the wheels except in extreme curves is
quite injurious the ordinary travel wear. The ca
pacity Of Mi Rces inveLtion tested on Saturday
last on the Keuebec and Portland Railroad, bag
gage train the eutire satisfaction of the supernen
dent The cost of the shoe brake is less than inst III
general be repaired replaced in moment and
should wheel give out it would only stay the
ton the train, but it would support the This is
great thing in the brake, which commend to the
attention Of railroad gentlemen Gl5oston Courier "
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ADJUSTMENTS.

nAN RICE'S-ST CHARLES STREET, oPFo-
The Manager hiss the h6ho an
gagemept with The celebrated IRISH Conedia Bfr REDA!
who will nste his first tris evening
Of Pad9s ss thu LIMERICK BOY pg the fego,s sopg
Of THE Low BACKED a1dticr to which Ms,sr, Cony
Wsbb Cory will present Of isr admired dratna,I
MURDERED soATMsN DOG tka Peiry snd JAcE RdB
ssoN AND HIS MONKEY introducing The dogs Yankee
and Bruin.
~ To-porsow-sseona Appearance Of Mr.. Resnopd K5sn
q D0crs .. N o'clock. Curian rises st1 scoek.
III Box office from 10 A. VI. until 4 r III. qa.
PEIcs. or AonsosDe's Circle, 50 cents p IS esn nj
GRAND EXHIBITION OF FIREWORKS. -
~ For the Reeft Of THE FtRsMEE's CHARITABLE Asso
ClATON0u Place dArrn4s, late Congo sqnarsSUN EVEN
ING November 5, is4Gven BY GAhuZEs assisted by Mr.
tS This Exhibition comprise great
b. lanrv which viii be the BoHBARDaEST AND
DESTRUCTION OF BoMgRsuhD.
gal Fires.
Rockets Bombs prOsOn during
evening.
Forproyramme small bila. .l.. d.. ......
4 splendid Band Of Music is ged for The evening.
Committees will be in children
q Exhibition 10 commence ut half past O'clock
GF ileke 50 csns each for ihe AID store
nj I'd
ID 0PER & TRSVIS'S GYMNASIUM, Perdido
a Gtrset The shades.n-RoPER TRAVIS respectfully
inform the citizens New Orleans they GYNA
SUM
hoe arrangements Of VII superior thing Of the kind IL
the South spared
thing necessary for 40 Institution Of thi kind.
the Exercises there strongly recommended By all
There attached Establishment BATHING ROOM
with qHirer
IA Ls8o0B7 given in SparTng and Fencing.
IN Open from daygh. In the morning until O'Clock the
Ing. mill
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store DO found ut tbs estabshmn the undersigned
China tlass and Eahea Silver Plated
Tin. Iron aud " ooeu Brushes BASKETS Walters
FnEkn Lamps aud Chandeliers War; Crokg Stoves etc.
e alIaost endesa variety aud ali Prices
plft b, BRoWER Il CO. II Camp stiset.
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WANTED.

W7OOD TURNER'S WANTED-Two good
w WOOD TURNER'S wanted Maraoosa Mills il and
10 s. Joseph eet, near the Levee HENRY T. SHERMAN
Dealer Mahogany Clear White Pn all kinds Fancy
Lumber. IA IL
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TVtos shspSasaa. g.eeis, hBn pes,tosd dowr
ta o 4lsh ntiuie snip, w lIfs sud pisnabousht ~
pbitt Jane Y Walsh md LaHsrl.
Yankee Flntou, from The
the 18th ulimo sup deofr Gnne big
barks Vim A Baals sgd Cen.
kingsaHd PHILLIP Hight
brought ships CAta and EeEtuns
Mar IJizsbeth.
Whs0rs from the dswn
2Jih uino ,hip Rocknway bark Junobought up
ships Gairck and Ranis, and gchr Snaan.
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NRESW GROCERIES.

MEW PECANS-20 bbls fine Creole Pecans,
v just received aud for sale by
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IMPORTS.

Per ship sauitk from New YorkH aeoF Fol-
ger Hootman- jrJ
&co Vaudeville LnouL Buddsnke
Swasey-George Foster sa-Smch Cooper-R EcsolaJ
ShnnuonWigL Davenport &eoKenaa.t D &ca--A Whing-T
o. Donneil-J HARRIS 3eo and order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-01
RE 1T REMEMBERED,

That so much of the Missouri Compromise of ls2O
"a prohibited forever the legalization OF Human
Slavery in any part of the territory OF the OHitca
States north of n lat. 800 80 and east of the Rocky
Mountains-that is oil of the Missouri Compromise
which was favorable to Freedom-has been repeated
by the passage Of the Inconsistencies ball of Ste
phon.Arneld Douglas-and that the Representatives
from the Free States who voted therefor are as
follows;
M.x,-Mo,es McDonAM-l. MAssAcHusETTs-NoHe
INV HAMPsHIRE-naIy Hibbago-l.
Cosstc1loUT-Con NJ. IngeTsoA-l
VrEMoAr-Nons. RHODE lsLAsO-Nose.
KYw.YoRK-Thomas ". Cumming Francis B Cutting,
Peter Rowe; John Tsy,or William NJ TT Td n'-i
PfSHsSIvixlA-samu.l A Bridges, John L Dawson
John McNsir, Asa Pse.er John Robbins j. Christian NJ
Nrw.JrRsEy-ssnuel Lilly, Georg, vsl-2
Omo-Dsvd r Disney Frederick W. Green kdson b.
",,SSsJSbn paws Cyrus L Dunhsrn Norns. Ed
DIV Wm II. Enslish, Thons' A. Hendrieks Jss H. Lane
'' ILinois"JAmt. c Allen, Wills Allen wu. A. Rich
m,cnIe,,-ssul Clsri David st-Arf-2
IowA-BeruhsIdt Henn-L WIseosstS1NSEe :.
caLmoRAIA-Ailton ; Latham, Jas. A MeDoassll--
The same bin pnssed the Senate wihOu; amend
nent on the 25ih. IS to l3-Sena;ors from the Free
States voting for it-ns follows:
NrwHAmrsHIkr-MosesNsr Norris, Jr, Jared w. Whliama
N9w.JKKsrY-Jsha r. Thomson William Wright
PrNNs1LVANIA-RchaTd BTodheAd, j.
INDiANA-Join Petit 49,,
TLIIsoIs-Sterheu A Douglas. James Shields
NIcHcN-Iewis as Charles p. stuart.
CnlfoyNIA-N iliiau NJ. GwIn, eau g. Weller.
lowA-GeoIge W. Jones Total 4.
BY the votes of these men, representing Free La
Dor constituencies, One Million square miles of Ter
ritory heretofore shielded FOREVER from Slavery
by bargain, forced by the South upon reluctant
and struggling North-land whereof al Tia; par;
enuring to the advantage of Slavery has been fully
secured and eDjoyed-has been opened TO slave
holding immigration and settlement and 50 exposed
to be brought into the Union Slave States. Shall
not Free People mark their betrayers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-01

names be forever On Oaense in the nOs.rs OF pOserty
tremendous wrong was attempted, and whetherths
intention shall succeed or be baflei by influences aai
efforts not ioreseon at its original inception is of no
moment The verdict will be rendered on the erin
insl purpose of the culprts on trial webejsvo that
they will bo pronounced deliberate consPirators
against the public peace, and against Liberty. and
criminals before God and man. We are in no way
moved, therefore. to apprehension by any aspect
which the present contest has assumed or can as
sumo. Neither OF the two modes proposed 20 reduce
the North to an gnObe and slaYsh subsection to tho
Isy, holder to which we have alluded. will succeed
And the copsprators may as well sheath thor dirks
and stack their arms now SIS hereafter