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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-19
UILLLANSBUR ITEMS

CouxoS CousoIL ITESs.-At the meeting OF the Con'
Ccuoe MONDAY nir comm sGcstsa iec.ivsd
he Mayor vetoips the made 70 N.sss hoo sud A-
Rsirosd track thosh Grand and p,rs OF E Seeoaa aaa
Scuft Eleventh sta
resolution adopted a.kns the Bosrd OF Fnares fix che
Police per day ad 20 maze corresponding spPTo'
pIisfion.
.dopted sskpr the Board Of Finance 10
propri.e sseo for celebration ofthe Fourth Of Jay
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cOvrT CALgrDAR-TgIs DAY.

SUPERIOR COURf-in main bulding-Nos. 463, as,
o st7 ~ ,57 al 53 rs 5lT so 553 -, $50 5tl, SO SIS
5sI So ssh 53 $50 5jJ so $751; SO SIS 63 81 SIS 57 3D.
5a Ss3 S 587 20 SO 40l 81 Ia smallest bqans
no,h a.s conner iss 80 a. as 24 DL an $50 asa
tst 40 43s 40 "a ~ si6 IB 25o. 49, 81
(IRcUIT COURT-Nos 227, 29I, 3Cs, 377, 373 49, 3l2
100 Sc S63 ii3, 40, f66 f7 4o9 80 -
COSMOS PLFAs-Part Nos 60, 800, 800, 5ii 5lj, 592
,8 50 5l5 Co7 500 go GIL 62 Part II Nos 53j 5, So
5s5 SIS tss $50 S6 5ss, SCI, SO, 81 sfS, sos 66
srPREME CouRr-SI.eial Term Nos 81, IA, -, 20.
al Il 4
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During the quarter ls5 dsys we're lost hy policemen n
conseque OF sickness anu other bang ave.
sge loss OF i,le Than two per day Conpsias
were preferred sinst FIVE meEoers OF the 70 psrsns
three fwhom were discharged One suspended Tor
Gi:een days and against the complaint GSoissed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY APRIL 49, 1854

-rs scscnnoisfei viii i0tginss a,
lSfe. Li2s per.sn, ~ a, -. .s,g-,, =, -.,s,..y
She dlssren; ssa,0n Hcls> .;--fAs !, a., -.
10 der parents II free -ys -, - Z, as. ,, Ca,
psrous were rescued from dr. a - ;,
'ai tn f. N Iodgers ard drGnsss - = -. -. q,
them The following Is clsssif -.t.91 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-19
U. 5. COMMISSIONER OFFICE.
.uaHgr or pkyOTr

The examination Of a number Of seamen forming part
Of the ship c.hu, chssi ~a attsnps ct revolt In
rs.ns TO do duy dalg the fom
Jyerpoo already referred to- concluded sf
were discharged except Ave who said TO have actsd the
other. srd two committed sssais other
The, are Dougbefy FdSai TOmpkins James Kelly Nc
F.rl.n snd Fowe Held for tis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-19

ApvaScED wAers A petition osthe cartmen and labor
s employed By the Csrposn presented the Common
Cor The ssi meeting skiing an Of wages f' ~
20 - 90 .nS from 81 IS per SAy Referred the %ees
Conn trrsr tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-19
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

PAS FEsrUAL-The S. Ni.ho'as Society Of Nassau
Island celebrated their annual Paas Festival By dinner
st the Globe HO,e. on Monday evening Judge Lou pre-
.a.d ard number OF tossts we're drank and several
speeebes made az Usual on such OCCASIONS
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CIRCUIT cOgRT. BROOKLYN


I'm th. Court, Yesterday action was brought by
3oyrr both residents Of Williams
sustained The parties sdoosns
and def ndsrs premises oyeroved that OF the
csusng ro3s Dcuvsni.nce fr whch damages wsro
claimed The jory fond IN favor OF plaintiff tor 80
The Calendar of this Court for Wednesday 10Th inst.
ema.cs the following Me- H. IL H. i5 H. 49, 49, 20 n H
25 % n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-19

Gas Chandeliers, |

Gas Chandeliers, Brackets, PENDANTS, &c the
o -orr.t. ysr designs offered is
Civ b,.Itiu French and Epsh Just received 8. 20
h. sS AZ vsry os piece by W DALEY Co. AS:rJ fr
K6ee ts eEusoI New Marble stores aos sS s9d SO Bro-e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-19

AMUSEMENT FOR ALL.-Ih!s afternoon Uncle
T Cabin wi performed the National Thester fof tte
two huu6reS fourth snd the aad be4at
moral drs,aa Tie Chd OF Prayer oil Dc Per0rGid IL
The evening secure your places early.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-19
COURT OF GENERAL lEssIoSs, APRIL Is-Bsfo's the J
.Inhn Hnllihan was u

John Hollihan was trisd for essanfng aud stabbing
Michael ncalre Of No 81 Seyeueenht sbost three wseks
ago vdene. showed that Mcclure % sssiutsd the p
oner Who returned IL IA mwsrsaabie Hs
vieffd and battery I'D remasdod Tor seotencs
william and MARY Bruie tried and coovl;tsd Of petit
in Mr. Onus Of Sssbarsh
while sitting beside her Ia hs Hudson
River Railroad eyoans since They rsmsnied f,f
tcbce.
Henry smtthur inpe 3sd with Isaiah Scloys, who
y,ad ofdefrania Geo w. Ksr Of Illinois By ssiaz
him wohles pssssf ckt pleaded guilty similar charge.
and " "a renADde3 ioT sen tenoe.
T. Bsse ndeea with Tom Hand the robber OF tbs Gov.
levels WsshinsOn convicted As yset oS
bills the Brandon Bank W. pleaded guilty to
thr indota and va nasd tor ltsnee.
Herry Pts Indicted for sealing clothing &C. valued a. 81,
pesdd guilty petit aeeay and sentenced to the fensn
tisry Tor .K months 20
Mr. Simeon Nosp aged living No 800 Sventhsv t
hst Ar Noisn attacked In bs By the prisoner
nd brutsy beaten The evidence aits e,o
and the jury were liable 70 agree upon Va'et ana "e
dice haired The Court tben aojouiod for the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-19

Compatton is almost over; Root has the field to
Esetody wanting perfect DssuereosyPes soe. % am
D.suereo'Vpe.. CFystsio'y2es and
sterso.copes tsstn perfection tbs Worlds Fair Premium
G.is1v w. SAMUEL R0oF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-19


The FIRE DEPARIsIsr-At the last meeting o; the
Common Council a communication received from the
Chief Engineer in conformity with resolution requiring
information tie state OF the Department. from which
Il appears that there a. present organized in this city
eighteen engine companies seven hose conpaneA iosr
hook and ladder companies and buckle, company The
number Of men presen, alta he'd TO the companies Is
fl5e being i3o short OF the fl complement The report
sts.es however that the present organisation Is suacen
for the protection OF the city and opposes any increase OF
men or sppafsGs
WATER PETITION A petten signed BY oss eirzsas
,cne of whom The rges, property hodsrs in the city
WE preseLled 20 the Common Council on Monday night
asking them order an election for the purpose OF de-
,dpg on the plan Recently formed Tor the nrcducon OF
water TIE petition referred to the Wser COMMITTEE
yIoIAIleS OF CITY ORDNAycEs.-lnSpector Strsny AZ
rst.ed about forty esrtmen this week in the employ Of
jeremiah ODonnel and other contractors or not having
runhers on their carts and Tor spilng int along the
s,rssu They were ali lined Joshua Craatel 9 stage
driver Of the Myrtle line, Likewise arrested by the
same officer F OBTAINING hs vehicle on the erosswAk 81
TIE kny 10 the inconvenience Of pedestrians he was
fred o. by he acting Mayor.
RIPoRr or TIE CHnF OF PoLIcr.-The quarterly 70
nor. of the Chief of Police for the three monhs ending 5i
MACH vss submitted 70 the Common Council q the last
meeting ard ordered to b printed From this document
/. appear that tie total urmbs Of srs<o rsds smson'
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r 5. CIRCUIT cot Rr Before Judge BETS
ISDIcTMESTs.

The Grand Jury have returned bills OF indictment
essn Morton Joha Blown ahf Joseph Heritsss cass
Ck Cha Watson and IAN csncefnsd In eosn
tsrstps dollars and half dollar pieces They srsasa
and pleaded not guilty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-19

Two GREAT PIECES IN ONE DAY-The wen-knOwn
and elss.Et play of Jane shore % De rmed bsin ms
tics tgt three his evening IL seldom that such e1lis ION
bron tragedy ard comedy so be witnessed IN '1e cay sa4
10 fh frife
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U. DISTRICT coU ,T-Befors Judge IsGERsoLL.


Thomas Smith. board the ship Defiance
Capt Of revolt ssstsassdt 10
Z months iupiionmen
COLLISION.
suit 10 recover damages in Of collision between
wshnsoa aud Peter Cray commenced 8, be
this for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-19

rosirs 1er evening suy d,y Teuaas TO the
MTG "a HoLY LAND Thp Afternoon ocock ami ,as lls
positively III. evenE gss S-remeubeE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-19
SUPERIOR coURi'-Bsiore Judge DuEs

To recover time police for year on bark He'en
Psncso md other part Of the Western
coast coumbis Sier On OF her trips shs
Coluuhis of and
where she delivered her She advertised
for purchaser could b. oAtsind then
held an soh M $li add abaui oasd to
The suit for The suloast Of the policy
In said tht purchaser repaired her
and her Hshsrts~n where he sold hss
FOR SO IL ccntended that naiah oasht . have repaired @
stead of selling her Sealed verdict
BE ore Jnj,o BoswosrH
Victor B. Po.t and Null Hsi Nathaniel X ssd EJsh
Afford
To recover a. rs q ale eed he dus psnf for work
and usterss the of thu Paterson and NsvYek
Road The claim denied To DO eoasausd this forenoon
SUPREME COURr-spect Term Before Judge cLxsks.
Anthous Thatcher Of schr Dr.oS AIT JsA O. BsoE-tt
Suit for alleged libel A commission was granted 10
t,c testimony person nds Motion is made ~
Nr Matthews fof plaintiff Motion denied but Ms
cause 20 be tried In January 1851 a. urthest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-19

A Nrv MOVEMENT IN u

4 NEW MOVEMENT n DAGU EKREOTTPISG-Ihe
he heretofore held one OF ths
sdps world would hcrfer devote his slsn.s 70
the inferior pictures shows what . pfsens must
everiuAy reduced eOmmenfsJle spirit however
When man fss shoemAkns be may succeed as co5oeE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-19

cd eosury rrocey 81 b. eAssce ss sosp q
sk-s -.ri SuSssy II. Mex sssss ssa !. Sr1s ss,
.ysr ols s-s .A,i ,s' - a.r.s' vi v Sss.rL
Mr. Tharre bse.iss ssaiBtrsd klss sa,,s
% 10: ~ 20 81 ' ss sss si a. - sSss
ss.sSS ~ ssIsaE soi ASli Of NJ ras.s s a.
char ,sS eas,is.s.s saa ,.Fl sad ~ .,es.
ina b.s I'D .s,s sovsrssiss su-a sad as
ssSr a.. -i,. s. ire asa to -:
- rsees hr vicinity .S-r the ARE as. "a, sss nee
"a Asss ,ssass 9.vss :SS.sa "a As: ai
Pc. re have ss,s -la .e Ma
Lee: ss,r.e . s s'i .s '.s g.f@s.si 70
.One hind Of TO ,s =, !, A ESsS LsI "a,
s.ss.ss ths .os. rDs iS,s ., S.i' s.,ss ssss
,sIssn % ses sSef on psI70 '''''s ''''
&c g > BY Mr. MeKeon-wh,' da wa not eningui'h the
The District Attorney said he wos S Liberty 20 answer
the sSa or rot NJ ME- m s -, 's g. . - &
Tier aPOs ss rsei lie has So sss - & "HHs' eas
Winess-I imagined from the substance thss sarreand
d Ae sSHSs sss IA ,s ssr. s 70 ssas
iss he PS. s.e have tss Sss' s % .'s M rss
va: a. n;sI 70 = the Die &c sa 20. ss.'. -sss s
ala 20 Know rh' vas Il. rs. * "a. 1'Tsq .s 80 10"
barr mid .e, lss hal s0~1 as dare q ruaS n-ss
voe o's h.ye .'.iss 70 re sis 90 M msa' .o
.So .a5 ..d NJ v: y 3. VS. I,,,;.
ihs the las, to lsy- hs sore ~s no; my s.s,
b0eshs the time thu, Mr. FeaeJ sred -
prncpisd told sNer mss. the eenplss shat tes
done ugSt hsy- said that " Feae'sy
ccud have made IN the bid W. he not ssa pses
doubt had there hea s'nck IA tss
eeps good location bus rood bust might h,ve been dsss
Mr.. F~aer shsf had hSstci hs
with piece Of hssd psp-r woad % bard 90 s hsi cat
h-d been IN that uhst tti not 10 asr
tha hsi thrown the OF lighted sa % the door ss'ss
ussi csas that tiofe
BY Mr. BluntI have init mated to vsrous persons shst
Mr. fensrty tsl nothing 70 do wth the Sc.
Q. What your motive Objected 20 and With
drawn.
BY Iuror-The space ns ide the circle about tvs
fsneTty u have had sces - the store By
scue the aud there hey the hail dso
Mr.. Kearney recalled met Mr.. tenersy about ten
pest th.t nfht II he at dor Of tho
understood Re bad key t,it; 9Th the
h. shogd the door ~hen hts sk
he shut IL et him Standing At tbs door, teha
the door eos afferwsrd
Moses Jackson sworn-Was one of the assistant engi
the t,Gsed the door be BROKEN
described the situston OF the Be ~s sc
The Porter at the stor st the tne testified TO having
and Of @sda tho store two three
DAYS previous 4.
One more witness is to b. called for the prosecution
hen The that side will Adjourned to this forenoon
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CITY ITEMS.
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.

Prom OL,>rafioas h Standard Ihen0--,er u No Cid1beri-
BY JOHN c NJ RONgLTu
INA eAM I'm SPIN
Anil 40 All
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LAW LNTELLIG ENCE.

COURT OF OYER AND TERMNE R-Befcr- Judge Rooss-
TCgsp,y April IS. 1884,
TRIAL OF JoHs " FENERrY CHARGED WITH ARSON IN THE
nEeRpy-foxrryryD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-19

Tie arrangements recently made by Brady one OF
the e,., enc r1o.t popular Ne York enabling lin
furnish for end 81 pictures Of artistic tni,h and excellent
material are receiving the spprec0 they deserve Ills Gale
Tie, corner OF AID No $50 brosdsl
thIt gtd daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-19

The FIST soiree Of the New-York Glee and Msdrgal
Society will be given the reception room Chinese Build
ing. No 59s Broadway, Thursday evening, April 30
1854, at o'clock George WashbOurn Morgan, Conductor
Msdr gals and Gees BY Ford, Cooke, l. DeCal Dayy
Whitaker Muller Mendelssohn &c viii be given
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-19

The storm ceased early yesterday morning and the da
was Of agreeable temperature. The wind at night can
frum the northwest and there every indication o.
spell of fair weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-19

Snow AccIDESr.-An awning in font Of the building
corner q south and tell from the weighs
Of snow On severely inared Mr. GussG merchant
li,ir in Brooklyn He vas conveyed to his residsnee
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-10-28
From the n. Y. Post.
AN ATTEMPT AT KIDNAPPING.
Fonr SMITH, (ARGASsAs,) Sept. Is, lsj


toRT SMITH, (ARKANsAS,j sept 40 lo14'
Tlis ror;,L Of ,Io war ia ol,,ovs our lull sea.
ann thn Nio,.,. ri,s. Lri,ur t, Inv for na,i,-n.
|i,, L,t inc, ,,, ,ro.,,,t ,n boyo . lno,1 p,c,,r.
ren. n, ,.,v ,,s in liam nf the .en,ton trodeond
49,, linr srbrn,u,, retiirngcin, LAWYER has
h,.,, cuI,,vorin, f., rrrTt his cx69iisied finances
roI.i,,,, ,,,,, ,I,, f,ee meow, i,~vs Lrntl,.
nrrs Tbn,,r.,,,,s,,,,, ,r ,bc risn nro ,iose The
thrpe l,s ,rrn Gr,erlv oF the rrorortv of n Cboc-
t,, Indian. frn,n whom tlcv hou,bt their free
dom nnvir, l,e ,,urLoser ,n',rey in ju,tlln,rrts
thu l,.t ~ Il ,;,- iu..,iu,npt i,virr lccn maid
same t,rn ar tbrnc vnnrs a,o at which time they
o.kcI ycrn,i.si, II any ri,v nutlnritirs To come
ann. ra m ,.itLi, its limits and n,,iuiry il they
elt thr, fireman ,,,-fnr orJ bsva .irrc Ionn liy-
inc and WORKING hnrc Learir,, ,hn r.uulptiou Of
'nrs, s,,,nr and iudust,inus L,vs From the
fact ,crr,,,s nj t,ri, ,,,,.,ar airr an Indian
indeed from the ,,,r.,ura of nil tho n,Ylics-ihev
never had tho rr.c.s,,y ,,,or. r,,f, ort ot,esf.
inc, tl,cr frecln,n md So Iify in tlci, ,s.pssinn
S,u.a ihon rho lpIi,p L,. dn.,,snl leaving u
.,nrla ,r d,umitcrs Al tl,csa r,.,s warn ,r
.,,n',,,,, ,,,,.,t,t,, - r,,r l,. m ,l d, l.,,or al
rn,Il. ,'.tion,I ,rr- ot =, H., ,rirps rntflcnro
in tho NATION and t,l1 tbcm th,t tho Lovs fthn
,n,r,o. id ,tr,,, it tr,,,Ii r., t1o ,it, ,.d hd
pnS,lnv.J hiH, ~. tbo;g I,,,vcr and ~ rnoLlo him
r., r,l,,n tIo,, r ,Lo J;tf,,i.. - ,y.s uo,os,r,
tbot thnv nhn d,urItors Of iLn t,r,nor ovncrl
.L,,lI ,;,,N - cort,in7',,,,. Lo o,o,oJ q, ttn,,'
Tnnjlo =, ro,J nt t;att,s + n,ist ,I,oi. c,rn,or
~o,T,,,,,. l Ei - ~ I. a,,ag,,,,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-10-28
Dcfcrrc0 Arttr!rs.
from the Boston Tclcgraih
THOUGHTS AT THE MARRIAGE OF a
FUGITIVE SLAVE.

! recently married fugitive slave--a bright, ac
tive, imteiligen; girl ui twenty four years Of axe
and as beautiful as she bright Tho whole
affair was slngularly instructive, and my thoughts
hbored and cXpandcd at every stage Of the trans
action.
First came the certificate. "Nliss--. daugh
Ter og---' who? Size could not tell. She wa.
the daughter OF somebody, to be sure, but who
was among the IHj stcries Of Southern life. She
never knew the bliss OF lisping that precious name
! 'Jatler, although she knew that such character
su;ourned som where. Her certificate could not
appear i'll legal form, because slavery denied her
legal father. The existence Of one law denied the
possibility Of fulfilling another, Here is n lesson
upon the gross Inconsistency Of many of the laws
| Of this Christian land. Ncr this all The in
strument continued, "Bmn in'---. Here was
written tho town where she oas not born, because
the record of the actual place of her birth might
lead to her seizure She was compelled to lie, tu
tyoid au experience more terrible than DEATH
| This is rather n dark stain upon a SJ.callcd
Christian goycrnmtnt Laws in force to compel Il
person to vi, late IL law OF God in order to enjoy
life liberty, and the rurscit of happiness" :" for
which our fathers bled and died And this we
call II Christian government! As I gazed upon
that certificate, thought what terrible arcuser is
this bit Of paper to onr land What II tale of cru
Gty and shame it tells! 1t charges the South
with the gLilt Of dreadful sins, cruelty and licen-
tiousness, aud calls upon the North to 4. icnd the
purity of her character. TeE .ae, accusing paperl
What bill of charges TO be preferred at the JudgS
liontl So much for the certificate.
| Now for the bride. There she stands whittier
than multitudes OF Northern ladies, more easy and
graceful than any city Lelles, and more beautiful
Ihan nnc.tenths of New England daughters. S5e
that fine Saxon brow, those flashing eyes, that IN
African complexion, that straigh black hair
what tale it all tells One is almost ready to
smile at the views expressed by HuE. Mr. Wise, in
his letter to Rev. Dr. Adams about the horrors Of
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-10-28

Theft. If Sina was My Servant | would 20 ther,
prepared to Take her away and II your K9verau
person or any one Else Attempted 10 arrest her
ir"m me or the proper authorities ] would send
Them to their Long humcs and l.quc the conSe-
luence, and Tell you now d. not Fer attempt
sending any Of those Abandoned N.ge' Ste. lcr~
ut to that Countay udder prcteusc Of ltrok or Ma'
Agenst we are beginning t1 Know the-Oblccis ot
these NillanieS and we have bourne with them long
Enough we neither want your preachers Ictchers
nor any Glass Of your Citizens Sent amongst u'.
10 Summary Way, as they are to contemplate a
Glass to Trouble oar ous with and want yon to
Clearly under Stand that you are not to interest
your Self about my Servants or those over whom
have control and II I have charged you wrong
fully hope you viii have charity enough to for
give me as the Scercumstaucas are very strong
Against you've Know our Constitutional rights
and Maintain them Against a world in arms. The
Time is past for tiosc Hypocritcal Scuuudrclls tn
avail anything by there FcnaiicAl Scheams and !
hope thn, there Co-wookcrs in Engl1nd will find
before they are done with the Emperor of Russia
that they win have Enough to doc to take care OF
there own peuply without Sending Ev-Nemhcrs Of
Parliament here to Stir up strife for the purpose Of
dissolyimg the union.
Wy Respectfully
W. S. MOORE.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-10-28
CoLUMBANA COUNTY ONO SATURDAY OCTOBER 28 1854

slave into freedom. If iy 50 buying ten thousand
la year, at cost Of Ten Millions of Dollars thel
should confirm you and other slayehoders in the
misconception that Slavery is regarded without
rbhorrence by intelligent Christian frcemen at the
North, they would be doing great harm to their
cause and injury to their lcow-Christians in bon
lage. You may have heard, perhaps. of the sem
timent proclaimed by Decatur to the Shareholders
of the Barb nhy Coast-"Milliuns for defense--not
a cent for tribute l'-ard perhaps also Of its
counterpart in the Scotch ballad
"Instcad of broad pieces, we'll pay them broads
words
but "the friends of Liberty" in this quarter will
fight her battle neither with lead nor stcel-muci
less with gold. Their trust is in the II ight Of
Opinion--in the rosistcss power of Truth where
Discussion is untrammclcd and Commercial Inter
course constant-in the growing humanity o. our
age--in the deepening sense of Common Brother
huod--in the swelling hiss Of Chrstendum and the
just hengnity of God. In the earnest faith thai
these must soon eradicate wrong 50 gigantic and
50 palpable rs Christian Slavery. they screnely
await the auspicou5 hour which must surely
come.
Requesting you, Mr.. X, not to suppress my
name in case YOU fit to reply to this and to be
assured that l write no letter that am ashamed Of
| remain, Yours, sO-sO,
HORACE GREELEY.
Mr.. t. X knowland, Warlcnton, Miss
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SHAREHOLDERS LITERATURE.

The Rev CHARLES G. FooTE publishes in Fredcr-
eric D0U9iaSs' Paper the following elegant and
erudite epistlo received by him from the South =
LoNGvIEw KY, May 23 1854
Rev: c. G. FooTE, DEAR SIR A letter was re
ceiyed by Servant of Mrs. Ann +. ,Iames-whO
is Member of My Family from hir Sister Sina
Page who fed from her Llulul Owner Mr.. Clark
ston Of Virginia who also owned Snas Husband
and was living in Laulul Wcdlock, with all the
Comforts and privileges that any Mortal desire
until those Abandoned unprincipled Fenatcks of
the North set to work to Separate her from her
Husband part Of her children Mother Sisters and
Brothers and rob Mr.. Clakston of his Cunstituna
Rights to over what they Term higher Lau-0r
in Other words 30 obey Damn'd hyprcritical de-
lusion--l have little Doubt that the intention Of
Sinas Correspondence to hir Freends hire is done
with view of laying plan TO Steal Some of My
Servants or Steal the balance of her relations in
this Ceuntay--l presume you are at the head Of
the Scheam--and that you are not aware of the
kind Of Man you are Tampering with Or you
aboud not take the Responsibility Of Joining in
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NJ. Barth, printer of Breslau in Prussia, cee-
hrated few DAYS ago the 350th anniy ersary Of the
first hook printed in his establishment This book
is German legend Of some rank, and appeared in
1904, NJ. Barth's printing Office is the oldest in
Europe, and has been for three hundred and fifty
years unnterrupedly in tho hands of bis ancestors
and himself
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once. to bring about The abolition of all Slavery
ind oppression ia this country and throughout t.
world, is IN abuiitionist; ami If he is not he i.
,.theF bud man. or one laboriug dndGr fatal
lg!usiyu.-N Nut LrI.