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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-03-02
LATE FROM EUROPE.

By the arrival of the steamer Baltic, we
are placed in possession of exciting news.
Intelligence from the Seat of War indicates
that important operations are at hand, but
the news Of the most vital consequence is
The open preparation for war made by Eng
land and France.
The Russian Ministers have left London
and Paris, and instructions have been sent
to the French and English Ambassadors TO
withdraw from 81. Petersburg. The Cars
last proposal are finally rejected, and nego-
tiations are broken off. Count Orloff's
mission has failed.
In the House Of Lords, on Monday, 9th,
1.-The Marquis of Clanricarde brough! forward
his motion-"to call the attention of the
House to the state Of the country with rela-
ton TO the question Of peace or war" The
Marquis said that when he brought forward
Ibis notice of motion, he certainly thought,
from the language held by the member of
khe Government in that house, that tie pro-
posal made to the Emperor of Russia had
been virtually, if not formally, rejected by
him, and that his formal refusal To accede
would be received Immediately. 1t appears,
however, that NJ formal refusal had been re-
ceived, and that the semblance Of negotiations
were still going on al Vienna. While, there
efore, there was even the (ainlesl probability Of
Nhese negotiations resulting in peace, he was
unwilling to provoke discussion, and would
rest content with asking the foreign secre-
lary the simple, yet important questions -
Has any answer been received from the
Emperor of Russia what is the present
state Of diplomatic relations with that pow.
er ? aud what instructions, if any, have been
sent to the British Minister q. ST. Peters
burg?
The Earl OF Clarendon replied that Lord
! CIanricatde was so far correct in his suppo-
silon, that proposal from The Emperor OF
Russia had been received al Vienna, and was
known there on Friday 81 inst, stating the
terms on which lie would be prepared In
negotiate for peace. lie (Lord Clarendon
had only tina, afternoon, the Gth. received
official intimation Of The fact.
Twas only on the 81 instant that the con-
ference was called together and these pro-
posaIs, or rather Ibis 'counier proJect' OF
the Emperor Of Russia, was communicated
bv Cnun. Buol, the Austrian representative
to the representative Of France, Eng land, and
Prussia. The despatch announcing this tac'
was no, vet in the hands Of all the mem
hers of Government, bu, he (ClanrIcarde,,
could inform the House that the terms o! the
Emperor's proposal were quite Unacceptable
and moi of character To permit OF their be-
ing sent to CunatantinopIe. Upon ihd
poinl 40 doubt existed for d moment III 'h'
mind. Of ,hc mtnb, 10 rt The conference.
The Esrl OF EIlcnbo ough had bren Al
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-03-02

BALTIMORE AND PoToMAc RAIL Road
The Marlboro GazeHe says: GIVE learn
from reliable authority that the Fredericks-
burg Rail Road Company have detailed a
competent Engineer TO make quasi sur
vey of the proposed route of The B1lli-
more and Potomac Rail Road. Their OBJ
iject is TO ascertain the amount of natural
obstacles, so that they may thereby form
sn estimate of the probable cost of The road.
We are pleased to be able to say, also, ,ha,
there is no doubt that the Frederick sburg
company is ready to subscribe 100000 to
our Road so soon as The Books shall be o.
pened.
The project has slept so quietly that our
county folk have begun to look upon it as
a dream Of spectators. But, Judging from
the reports we have received, we think we
can give assurance That some action will
soon be had in the matter. The causes of
the.deIay will be satisfactorily explained in
due time.
The present is as good time as any to
give expression to a proposition we have
had in consideration in connection with the
proposed Railroad. 1t is known that The
present Legislature have appointed Commits
sioners to proceed to Washington to take
measures for the settlement of large claim
Of the State of Maryland against the United
States Government. We propose that this
money when obtained, be donated by the
State 10 aid in the construction of The BJl-
tlmore s. Potomac Railroad. Other sections
OF the State are in the enjoyment Of the pro-
G 4 r T.,
provement which have been bull, by the
iberai.y Of The STATE, while the Peninsula
has never received one dollars worth Of
benefit from them, although she has had TO
pay her proportion of taxes in furtherance OF
those works Of Improvement She has new
er asked for any such aid in the develop
menl Of her resources ; but she asks it now
and she asks it in form which will not
burden other parts Of the State with taxa
ton. Her reasonable demand, therefore,
cannot justly meet with opposition from
Other sections on the ground OF additional
taxation, nor can it be resisted or the ground
that she has already had gifts from the State.
The proposed Road will develope the re-
sources Of the most beautiful portion OF
Maryland; it will carry TO our commercial
emporium The trade and produce Of great
er part of Virginia, and North and South
CaroIina-and will thus, indirectly, benefit
the whole Slate. And, in view Of this, it
seems 10 US that favorable consideration
of our proposition will be matter Of good
and safe policy on The part of our Legisla-
tors inasmuch as it will eventually, and al
no distant period, vastly increase the wealth
and resources Of The State.
We invite the special attention Of our
Representatives in the Legislature to this
proposition, in the hope that, in their wis
dom, they will devise the details of its con-
summation,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-03-02
ID I Ed,

In this village, on Thursday night last, of (Pneu-
monia,) Mr.. JAMES o. KING, in the 3Sth year
of his age.
Died, on the Sth uit., Mrs. ANN BURTLES,
consort of WILLIAM E. BURTLEs, in the 47th or
18th year of her age, leaving an afectionate hus
band, three afiectionate sons and one afrctionate
daughter to mourn her loss. She had been in bad
i,nath for several months, and her decline was
pradua, until within short time Of her dissolu-
ton, when her system gave way most rapidly
She was a most estimabe and worthy lady, a
practical Christian and evinced in her death the
glorious fact that she was ready to depart and be
With her Saviour. Her dying advice to her chill
,lren told that 'to die gain May her hus-
band and children treasure up her many virtues
and be likewise ready when the messenger comes
E.,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-03-02
LIST OF NOMINATIONS.


The following is list of nominations for
State offices in the city of Baltimore, made
by his ExcclIency, Gov. Lyon, 10 The Sem
ate, February ooh, 1854:
State Agricultural Chemist-Dr. james
Higgins.
Weigh Master of Live Stock-Daniel
Blocher.
Directors Of Maryland Penitenliary -
Beale Ii. Richardson, Thomas A. Cunning
ham.
Warden of Pen,enlisry-Oliver P. Mer-
ryman.
Inspector Of Guano-Wm. S. Reese.
Inspector General of FIour-Dan'l S.
Biser.
Assistant spectors-Z,chariah Durham,
Joseph Elliott, James 7. Henderson, VIM.
II. Herring.
Chief Inspector Of Fish-Wm. #. Wallis.
Assistant Inspectors = Joseph Abel. Of
Thomas, John !. Lambert.
Guagers of Casks and Inspectors Of Ii
iqnors-Alex. Cummings, Tbos J. Welsh,
Richard Ilulchins, George Gale, VIM L.
Sharrets, Shadrack Street, John A. Bowen.
Inspectors of Lealher-Henry HiIest,
Geo. A. Hemmick, Lefevre, Joseph Swnny,
Hugh O'Brien.
Inspector of Plaster Of Paris-Mauhew
Shaw.
Inspectors Of Lime-Wllliam Duncan,
William c. Martin.
State Wharfage II. Bennett.
Inspector and Weigher Of Hay, Western
ScaIes-Rchard fTugg. Eastern Scales -
Nicholas Merryman.
Inspectors Of Tobacco Warehouse No |
Robert o Edmonson. No. 2-Perry E.
E,chinson. No. 3-Loch l. Weems. No
4-Mareen Nj. Duvall. No. 5-Chatles Il.
Waters.
Inspector Of Ground Black Oak Bark
VIM. II. Davis.
Inspe ctors and Corders Of Fire Wood
Charles Woodward, Patrick Reilly, John
Miroy, Thomas d. Marriott, VIM. Phelps,
Trech w. N4ge, Joseph Bimlne, John
Slater, jesse Walton, George W. Garrel.son,
Oliver P. Sparks, John w. SeIby.
inspectors of Lumber. B. Redgraves,
Anthony B. Bennett, VIM. c.. Blackstone,
John G.. Hartman, Leonard S. Robey, Thos.
B. Bareman, Johnzee SeIby, Henry Cook,
VIM. Ii. Shelby, Minus P. Smith.
Commissioner Of Slamps-Michael M.
Blair.
Inspector and Weigher Of Coal-Marcuz
r. Hook.
Adjutant General, a. Annapolis-John
w lmol.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-03-02
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

February 20.-BiNs Repeatedly Mr..
Syester, to allow judgments TO be entered IN
the several courts of This Slate without the
intervention of an attorney. By Mr.. Cooke
to authorize commissioners TO build bridges
across rivers, Sc, which are dividing lines'
Of counties. By Mr.. Cochran, to make adj
ditional provisions for the instruction of in
digent blind persons in this State. By Mr..
Helser. TO abolish the office Of -four inspec-
tor general, and to create two additional in
speclors in Baltimore. BY Mr.. Kidd, to
prohibit the navigation of vessels under The
command of negroes, SC. By Mr.. Hagner,
to repeal the act of lS47, chap. 255, relating
TO mortgages, also, providing for the issuing
of writs of error by the Circuit Courts of this
Slate, &c. By Mr.. Hutchins, giving power
to the courts of.this State to compel COM
pliance with the terms of sale by purcha-
sers from the trustees of insolvent debtors.
By Mr.. Syester, for the protection from eX-
ecu.ion of reasonable amount of the pro-
perry of the debtor.
The bill TO regulate The hours oflabour
in this State, making ten hours legal days
labor for apprentices, under penalty, was a
mended, SO as TO apply only to cotton and
other factories, and passed-ayes As, noes s.
February 21.-The Speaker presented
communication from the Comptroller, in an
swer 10 an order of The House, stating tina!
in October, 1862, the Banks of the State
had complied with the provisions of the law
requiring them to advertise list of unclaim-
ed dividends and deposits of more than three
years standing.
The Senate resolution requesting the
Governor TO issue commission TO James A.
Pearce, United States Senator elect, was pas
sed
Orders Presenicd.- Mr.. Kidd, that
the Govenor be requested to have The nation
al flag displayed from the State House to-
morrow, in honor of The birthday Of Wash
ington; adopted.
The bill TO enlarge the banking capital Of
The city Of Baltimore was ordered 10 be en-
crossed.
The bill to limit the attendance of pe,i,
Jurors was read second time and poslpon-
ill Thursday.
The bill TO incorporate the Baltimore
Corn and Flour Exchange was rejected on
the question Of engrossmen. by ayes 8, nays
40.
A large number Of bills were read second
time and ordered to third reading.
February 22.-Bills Reported. Making
appropriations for supper, Of government
for the year ending January Ist, 1866.
Mr.. Hsgner reported unfsvofably on the
bill for the relesf of the creditors of the
Chesapeakc and Ohio Canal, which on mo
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-03-02

Our Circuit Court after a brief session
five days. adjourned over till The fourth
Monday Of May next. The only cases
which excited much interes, were the fol-
lowing:
State Of Mary land, Cat the instance and for
the use of John G. Cockey S, Augustus
Gambrill, Us. James Middleton and others.
This was suit brought against the bond
OF Mr.. Middleton, who was Fish Inspector
in the city Of Baltimore in 1852, to recover
damages for inspecting and branding IS No.
|, certain 10. Of fish, which, some twenty
seven days after the inspection, was found
in an unmerchantable and unsound condi-
lion. The Court was occupied nearly two
days with this case. The jury retired but a
few minutes and brought verdict in favor
Of defendants.
Stale Us. Charles w. Adams.-Present-
menl for receiving 81 olen Tobacco. Found
gully and sentenced 10 the Penilehtiary one
year and six months.
State Us. Henry Langley.-Presenlmen,
for same. Acquitted.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-03-02

SENATE.

February 20.-Leare 10 Report Bills
By Mr. Berry, to amend The act Of lS49, re-
lating 10 free schools in Prince Georges
county. Also, to appropriate sum Of mo-
ney for the support of Bladensburg Acade-
my Also, TO regulate fisheries in the wa
tiers of the Potomac river.
February 2l.-The House Prcbibitory
LIQUOR Law bill was referred TO the Com
mi,,ee on Finance.
Bills Passed. Rela,ing to attachments
of This State and against persons abscond-
ing.
A communication was received from the
Governor, a. the hands Of the Hon. Na'h-
sniel Cox, Secretary of State, endorsed Eek
ecu,iye Business"
The Senate went into executive session.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-03-02
THE MARKETS..
BALTIMORE, Feb. %, l

BALTIMORE, Feb. %, 1854
Fheat-About 1000 bushels Wheat
offered and mostly sold al 20 l IS for red to
| Is a 81 50 per bushel for good to prime white.
The market was dull.
Corn quiet About $500 bushels offered and
partly sold at - cents for yellow, - for mixed,
and white Is So cents per bushe.
Oats-Sales Of Maryland at As so cents per
ushel.
ToDABco at former quotations, viz:
Common to good ordinary Maryland, S. 25aS6;
middling, S5aS6.25; good to fine brown S650as7;
and fine S1aS9.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-03-02
Communicated.

Mn. WELLS: am sorry to see our neighbour
of the Beacon SO decidedly averse to the Prohibi-
tory Liquor Law. / hope you, too, not OPP
posed to it, Saint Mary 5, so venerable for her
age, ought to set us better example On prin-
ciple opposed to the restriction by law of the Use
Of that monster evil! ! suppose the editor means
opposed both constitutionally and morally. Can
Mr.. King be friend to the temperate, or intem-
perate-to the master Of slaves, or to the slaves
themselves? Let the Editor reflect, and he will
find that his principle is especially inimical to the
STAKEHOLDER. | hope, however, the Beacon light
may not cast its brliancy SO far as to dazzle the
citizens of Charles ANXIOUS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-03-02

NrcAT1vE ELECTRIC FLuIp.-This cAtraordi-
nary remedy for fever, is positive substitute for
Ouinine IN all febrlc affections, and has none OF
its bad effects 1t has been thoEoushly tested oy
,ha most eminent Physicians Of Paris, in their eA-
tensye practice in the Hospitals, by order of the
French Government, and by a great number of
physicians and non professional men in the United
states, with complete success. 1t is not COM
mound nostrum, but All entire new article in Ma
terra Medica, and is destined to succeed all other
remedies for ChilIs and Fever, well all ft-
hrlle affections. See advertisement in another
column.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-03-02
THREE DAYS LITER.

CIosE CALCULATIoN.-Suc delicacy has
been attained by Whealstone's invention OF
rapidly rotating mirror, That the French
physicians, Flzeau aud Foucaul', have mea-
sured the amount of time occupied by the
passage of ighl through distance of twelve
feet; and, as we know that ight travels al
The rate of 100000 miles in a second Of
time. j, follows thai The portion Of lime ac-
fua7Iy measured uas the Seveniy-seveMA
million;h part Of a second, division OF
lIme so impalpabie 10 our conception, tn At
although we know It must be, We! we are
utterly unable TO fealZa il.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-03-02

We understand that many of our citizens,
whose farms border upon the large swamps
and small water courses, have sustained
very great damage by the heavy fall of rain
and the consequent sudden .haw of snow,
which commenced Saturday night last and
continued till about noon on Sunday. Per-
sons who have lived near the swamps for a
number of years, say that they had never
before seen such sudden and destructive
floods as they Witnessed on Sunday. Fenc-
ing, timber, crops, and everything which
came within The reach of the floods were
swept away. The stream which passes by
our village was swollen about five feet be
yond its usual height. Our "o!des! inhabi'
tant" remembers having seen but one food
which was as high, and that was in 1925
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-03-02

81 DIGEST!''-Such is the true meaning "a
the word sPEPSTN," or of the two Greek words
from which it is derived. This is the slgnItcans
and appropriate title of the True DIeEsTlEs
FLUID. or GAsrRtc JUICE, prepared by Dr. j. =
HorcuTox. of Philadelphia, from, the fourth Sto-
mach Of the Ok, for the cure of Indigestion and
Dvsnepsia. 1t is Natures own remedy for an I'M
healthy Stomach. 1t renders COOP EATING per-
rectIy consistent with HEALTH. See the inquire OF
the Ok, ia another part Of this paper.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-03-02

MEETING OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Persons wishing to make changes and trans
fers Of property upon the assessment books,
will see in another column, that the Coun-
ty Commissioners will meet for tina, purpose
six consecutive days, commencing the 18Th
of the present month.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-03-02

LOOK AT IT,-When FIVE ENVELOPES os
good material can be had at the Post Office fog
ONE CENT, where is the necessity of purchasing
elsewhere? A good article cannot be retalled fos
less than one cent each, ordinarily. Then why
not economist these trying times? L. Nj.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-03-02

GUANo AT THE CHINcHA lsLANDs.-The
Peruvian Legation at London, under the
date of Feb. Z, publishes the result of mea-
surement Of the guano on the Chincha Is
lands, made by o deputalion of engineers
appointed by the Government They state
The aggregate amount on the three Islands
to be 1885, 100 tons. The aggregate in
dica,es tons of measur ement, which will
Weld an increase of one-third when reduc-
ced to tons Of weight, which are those sold
in the market. Calculating on this well
known fact, the above 1886, 100 tons will
yeild 16, sol ,466 tons weight, or saeab e.-
Besides the Chincha Islands, Peru possesses
many other guano deposits, containing o
very considerable quantity, the measurmen'
of which has also been ordered by the gov
eminent, and will be published in due
course.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-03-02

Having received no mail since Friday last,
until yesterday afternoon, our usual repor.
of the proceedings of the legislature is
consequently meager. But in gIancing our
eye hastily over the late proceedings, W e
see nothing of special interest to our readers.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-03-02

ton Of Mr.. McKaig, was laid on the table
Mr. Ramsay reported favorably on the bill
to abolish the Inspector of guano, SC,
which was made The order of The day for
Tomorrow.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-03-02

Coal AsHEs.-The lest purpose which
coal ashes can be applied to, in Town or
country, is ia making garden walks. II vel!
lad down, n" weed, or grass grow, aud by
use they became a. solid aud mote dla0!s
lh4n brick.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-03-02

The u. S. Senate has confirmed The ap-
pointment Of Sidney Evans as Surveyor and
Inspector of the port Of 81. Mary's Nd; and
VIM. A. Quynn as Surveyor and Inspector
at Nottingham, Md.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-03-02

Bishop Hughes was expected TO sail from
Havana, for Mobile, on the Black Warrior,
on Friday last. Thence he would 60 to
Charleston, and from ihence home 10 New
York. His health is said TO be completely
restored.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-03-02

nAY & PADGETT have just received gene.
~ Ia! assortment of fresh Groceries, Hardware,
Tinwale. Queenswarc, Medicines, Saddlerv, PIows
and plow Castings, Hoes, a.
p mh :.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-03-02

PORT TOBACCO, MD.
tomorrow,

THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 2, 1854.
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hilpctof III klalcts III 80 .sitfIl iltIt Il..I.
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piu 20 ne hi,d 40 hs,il " lhs
Hampton, would lhul sp,ik oti, many Tow tuAeIing
might belndueed To- lis lhIs steai ltiledy .
r'liaNle tAeApnno on tie 18Th Of Aptil end seen q
pTotlTaIeu On BID, usee,s IN oil myibs ou can
pppleenlc nee yaHNel as myself Tie etl Ire
eeiNed Iopi linlnniQnle Vegetable TIlclnies $50
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BY hedie eLs ana IKE all iAlent diuls nhQta tnler
be inPpiAilp We bi,e 10 trch
lOls.i \ nyBelf, sho was siways Patented
ihls madeleine wiili IeeiSntc ma wlllont
sonlJeLtsil " stl u wss Only lhtpglf icul dtlnlsf-
tated itendy Recommendations tid my titltal aiua-
og, hal idaet ne ~ Tide really bepftll vtsea
W. isy ihona lisftimiy 4 ytttsgthit ihsY
are al begty 10 rake uSe oil my lame M lie tufot OF
The good 6ntctd ofhf htnplohs Inttnie, as
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bepmalem soilfsceh nndsf vlle.l sllnsl,s Ala Of
ielrs lki6dlealdunlicn lhASs vnlI p'sd lhlee boz
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VI have been under tho treament of several
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also, hleI III New Yofkt htYlg fhs thvnrsvpe =
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The9iors my dear slf,atsspt Of ne gsaradee ol my
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paoM NRw YORK

Nov. 2l.,-lnthe United States circuit court I
mollof was aRued fot new ttial for Capt, Smith
lately convicted OF pirSey and Being engaged u
Inc African slave Iaje, The decision ives reserved
SlThe extensive gas works Of ibe Manhattan Com
many, Al The foot Of west l1ih street, Is IN flames
The bremen cannot ppproieb Tho spot POrlu-
nately Il Is surrounded mostly by Shanllesl I,
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I N 4 UctUbeTItfI t3flI n y
Mum Moriifatf MoIYat-- letT sifti en- htppf 10
Inform you that This day finds ms 10 the elloynent o.
GOOD heail, byle We oil your HsmploR1 1iucluc and
lie blessiiao Of Goh Am pnabled 70 pnrtpe NY daily
Sfielsd should kaow lhS gtat ennuye powers Ofihs
lrihcluT0. sIii4iis fftl.0stU44 tff fiFfr hoo $40
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CHANGE IN THE CABINET.

| NEwYURK, Nov. 2l,s-A Washington dlsPaieh
10 He Head says thpt Tie Cablnel VIII ls Il.
CONSTRUCTED Ia January. MessiS, Oampell and
Outline win 20 out. Breckenridge 70 be A.
lo,n.y General; Gushing, Secretary hl SlaleI DOH
bin, SeUy Of Trea,1fy, Moson, Sec'ynl lhe Navy
Also, Cd entire change IN foreign appolntmsnls
MbIcy going 10 Rugland. M
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FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE.

M,LwlukiE. Nov. 20.--The TRIAL OF John Ry.
eIaIl indicteil1n ohallege1 participation TO RESCUE
Marshal in Apil last, occnPisdi he u. s. Distdcl
Coun onPtlday and Saturday, last, The ptisonel
wos convicted. SIS "a sfga. VIII (
KEEL q Hull, Brokers, have Suspended payment