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TIL q AMERICAN SLAVE CODE, IN THEORY
AND PRACTICE.

tn 9 AMERICAN SLAVE CODE, IN THEORY
AND PRACTICE.
IT'S Distinctive Features shown by its Statutes, in
i dcial Decisions and Illustrative Facts. BY viii
liam Goodcli author of tho Democracy Of Christian
ity,n siaycry aud Anti Slavery DO Tho work
contains 430 pages 2mo neatly bound in cloth Price
rs cents per copy postage Is cents For sale by
juno 80. L. CLEPHAEE, Office Nat. Era.
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"Your analysis of the slave laws is very able and
your exhibition Of their practical application by tbs
Southern courts evincss great and careful research
Your book is US imprcgnable against the charge Of
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1t consists of propositions and demonstrations The
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Russia and the EASTERN Question.

BY RICHARD Golden, ESQ.,, MP.
MYTH an introduction by an American Citizen
w A timely work. Price rs cents Published b,
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Mrs. Partington's Life and Sayings.

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WHITE SLAVERY IN THE BARBARx STATES
ny HON. CHARLES SUMNER. With 40 splendid
ID Illustrations by Billings, engraved by BAKER 2
Smith II makes a beautiful l6mo volume OF about
l4O pages bound In CLOTH thin boards printed In ID
most elegant style, on the best paper.
THE ARGUMENT.
Introduction. Territory Of the Barbary States The
Subject and Sources OF Information.
/. Origin Of SLacvy. Slavery In the Barbary states
III. History If Whife SLaUefy IN Barbmyi Early
Efforts against it--by Ferdinand the Catholic. BY
Charles v, by England by France, by Hollands Free
dom by Redemption; Freedom by Conspiracy; Free
dom by Escape, White American Victims to Barb.
~; Parallel between White and Black Slavery; Tri-
umphant Abolition Of White Slavery.
III True Character cf WAite Sfarnyaaa Bar6ary
Apologies for White Slavery; Happy Condition of the
White Slaves; Better off in Barbary than at Home
Better OF than the Free Christians in Barbary; New.
ertheles Unqucstionable Enormity Of White Shaver.
in Barbary Conclusion. Price so cts postage II cts
For sale BY LEWIS CLEPHhNE,
March 81 Office National Era.
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SL0AN 4 IRVINE. Attorneys at Law, No. 2S4
~ Main street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
References: DR.. George Fries, Alexander II. Nc
Guffey, A. Mckenzie, Graham Mccoy. Cincinnati,
Ohio; Smith \ Sinclair, Smith Bsgeley, Co, Pitts.
burgh; N d. Morgan, Auditor Of State OF Ohio; Geo.
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q. Hussey, President Forest City Bank, Hussoy &
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Published by JOHN r. JEwETT, 4 co Boston !;
JEwETT, PROCTOR, a W0RTHINGToN, Cleve-
land, Ohio April 7-3wf
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MANUEL PEBEIRA;

THE s0yEREIaH RULE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
WITH
Visps of So,ltkern Laos, Life, and Hospitality.
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j. f. ASPER,
A TToRNEY AT LAW, Warren, Trumbull CO., 0.
IN Office No. 81 Market street. Jan. I'd
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The Y. s. surveying steamer Legare, 1t. Commanding
j. NJ Mafet, put into Hampton Roads night Of Goth ul
In sinking condition. The l.. sailed from Char lesion,
s. g., the 18th inst, and the next day sprung lesk in
the Gulf Stream and brought into port with great
difficulty. II the weather had been bost rous. she must
inevitably have foundered at The L. has gone up
to Norfolk for repairs
The U g. rigate Columbia got under way In Hampton
Roads the 2Sth uit TO proceed to but the wind
shifting to the eastward came to anchor inside the
Capes, where she remained next evening.
The U g steamer Massachusetts, Lieut. Meade,
rapdpg, sailed from Norfolk on the 2eth ult for the
Pacific.
The U s. steamer Fulton, Lieut. Mitchell, commanding,
wing had her machinery repaired sailed from Norfolk
on the Goth ult. for Washington
Captain Mervine has been relieved Of the order to take
command Of the California Navy Yard.
The U s. surveying schooner Nautilus arrived at Nor
folk on the 9th ult. from the Rappahannock. After
undergoing few repairs at the Navy Yard she will re-
sumo her surveying operations. The following officers
are attached 10 her.-fieut. CONG Rchd Wainwright;
Leut. Stephen u. Trenchari Acting Master, J. B.
Stewart Passed Mdshipman, Gustavus Harrison /;
Iraughtsrnan, A. Strnusy.
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Jersey Cny Intelligence.

nT pA1.-This day will be celebrated in pro
per manner, and an extended scale in Jersey
City, By procession Of military and citizens Mill
tagy oomTSnies Of Jersey City, NewIrk and New
B unswick, Chapters of the Order of Unitcd
Americans Of Jersey CITY, Newark New Brunswick,
Pacrfoni Orange, Keyport, Newton, Bergen aud Hobo
koD, and the authorities and citizens of Jersey City, win
unite In procession, and march through the principal
Streets starting at o'clock Hon. Jacob Broome OF
Philadelphia, win deliver tho oraton. D. s. Gregory Jr
viii 10 tho marshal Of the dav Fireworks win be exh
oted in the evening at Van Worst square. THIS ceebra
lion conducted under tho auspices of American Chap
ter No o Of Jersey City.
AZ Cornmunipaw the day win bo quietly and sociaby
celebrated In an appro rale The Declaration of
Independence will be read, grafton delivered, dinner
served, fair held nc. Commencing NJ 10 O'Clock A. VI.
MAD Docs Three sons OF Mrs Halsted who resides on
the Esstein side Of Bergen Ill., tho rairoaiy
bitten BY mad dog on Sunday The dog belonged to the
mily and was chained in the yard Tho Mayors pro.
clamation relative 20 dogs, appears today.
THR SrR1rs OF JERsEY CrTy arc undergoing thorough
cleaning, under the sureriniendence Of Sandy Love.
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The census of California was very imperfectly re-
turned in 1850, and the population stated including
only part of the State, the other returns being de-
stroyed by fire in San Francisco. A State census
was taken in 1852, which gave III s4l whites 1878
free persons of color or Of African origin 81 ,206
domesticated Indians and s03 foreign residents.
It will be seen that nearly two thirds Of the TO
reign population in 1850 were located in the At
laDtic States, while but little than ethird
of the whole number were residing in the Western
and southwestern States. In the Atlantic States
the largest proportion OF the population Of foreign
birth is to be found in the most populous cities and
towns; but in some of the Western States the
foreigners form large proportion Of the agrcultu-
raj population of that section of the country.
There were, we believe, no official records kep<
Of the number Of emigrants to the United States
prior to the year 1920. Since that time, tho
collectors of the customs have been required 10
make quarterly returns Of the passengers arriving
by sea in their respective dstricts-but the returns
often very defective previous to the year 1888.
Seybert, in his statistical annals of the United
States, gives statement, showing that 22,24O pas
sengers arrived in ten Of the principal ports Of tho
United States, during the year 1917. He estimated
the number of foreign emigrants to the United
States from 1890 to 1910, at 5000 annually, an
average. Professor Tucker, in his work on tho
progress Of the United States concured in that es-
innate, and calculated the number arriving from
1slO to 1920, at 1l4,OOO FOR the whole period.
The following table Of the emigrants who arrived
in the United States from foreign countries by sea.
fora series Of years, is given by Seaman, in his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-04

ME-, CuURCHwELL's CARD.-The following card
of Mr. Churchwell and the several letters address.
ed to him by members Of Congress, will be found to
correct various misrepresentation that have been
industriously circnated:--
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, July l, 1854.
To ihe Editor of the Union:
SiR:-I find myself under the unpleasant neces.
sty Of again recurring to the recent difficulty in the
House Of Representatives bet ween Gen. Cull0m and
myself. 1t has been represented in various quar-
ters that / armed myself for the occasion, and ex
hibitod q deadly weapon during my remarks in the
House. These representations are false in every
particular.
went to the House on that day as always go
there and elsewhere. did not draw weapon at
all nor did ! attempt to do so until Il was me-
naced with an assault from Gen. Cullom. In sup
port Of this statement refer to the letters appended
1t Is true, Gen. Cullom in his apology to the House.
used these words /" Mr, Speaker, the ebution of
feeling that displayed was elected by the exhibi-
ton Of deadly weapon, which was exhibited in
connection with the remarks made by my colleague
in reference 70 me.n
would have corrected this statement at the
uMe, but the delicacy Of the occasion, the persua-
ton Of frien6s and the fact that most Of the menu
ters present witnesses Of the affair of the day
previous, induced me to forbear from any further
intrusion upon the House. Ny only motive now is
to vndcate the truth and to place the facts fairly
before the public. Respectfully, yours, &C.,
w. M. CHrrCUWFIL.
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Personal Intelligence.

Mr.. Alphonse de Laforest son Of tho late Consul
General Of France in this city, has been appointed Con-
sui of France in Boston, in place Of Mr.. Isnard
Mr.. Richard Roman and Ramon Juanes Patrullo,
have received from the Mexican their enqua
tur Consuls Of the United States Mr. Roman at Quay
mas and Mr.. Patrullo at Merida and Ssal.
Col D. Richardson, Texas Capt. John Duncan, do ;
Hon. w W. Snow, Otsego CO.,; Col Amos s. HASKELL Mo-.
Lieut. Reynolds u $. Marines were among the arrivals
at the Irving House yesterday.
j. Hollipgsworth, Ohio; f. r. Jenkins do, A. s. Vos-
burgh N. r.; a. B. Vaughn and lady, N G.. f. P. How
ell and party, New Orleans; Hon. L. NJ. Harris Balti-
more Col G. r. langley, No., among the arrivals
at the Prescott yesterday.
ARRIVALS.
From Norfo'k, Eichmoud and Pctar burg bv steamship
Roenoke-Cbss Butler, Wm Ball, Hodge James Il
tsrbaut, William Day Mrs susau j. Bowacn, Mrs c
Pepper Mrs Carr. Arcl Madden, lady and CHI d,
Msdcr Nss Msrls RIiis, Mics Tncv Ann Logan Richard
Harris Mrs Morris end son, Roys yarsen and
Ms Ssrsl Mosby 1nd dan shts-, Mrs Emily Wilson.
James Gof, WIN Y WoodruG, Geo Stoue, las Boylo,
james Fdwsrss I Ells and lady John MADDEN, wm
harris Mrs Caroline " lion, Misc Julia Wright, Dim
NJ rtinore asri, MATHEW Forsyth he: Sami Spen,
NJ sns isdy. ieSt II SPesry sE Iicat Z MsI1sasS,
USN James Villa lewisL Merchant, Robert Pit
hip kencs Pallamountsin, Davi rlournoy Jas s. Loa
thcrs Mrs Clsrke erd daughter James Shpnor Geo
g Plumb James E. Bigier, JE0 Ogbgcn. Arlrew An
bier kobt Knapp Alex Moore aud forty thrso in the
Frcn Porto Cshslio IN bark szells Mr. 2. Crrtiss
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Fslcnious Assdalt.-Dcnnis Early, an Irishnan, was
yesterday arrested on charge Of having committed
feonous assault upon Michael Andrew jackson OF No.
10 City Hall place, by cutting him very severely about
the face and head II is alleged with tho intent take
mis- lfe He taken before Justice Osborn and com.
mtcd TO he rombs for trial In default Of bail IN COO
Early In defence states that Jackson first throwing
brick bats into the house, and purng him; he only
protecting himself.
John Orton, carman, living 10 Warren street, was
arrested charge Of having assaulted Joseph Camp
bll Of 555 Pearl street and In ictng bad wounds
upon him.. He was held to bail in 1000 and in default
was committed He denies the charge.
Ftdcds at nae 81. Nicholas Hotel - w. White, Tho
Young man who arrested for having stabbed Arthur
connor was yesterday admitted to bail BY Justice Cerie
rh sioians certificate having been furnished 70 the
sum Of s2, ,000
ChoIc u Highscny Ro5bcry.-On Friday night, Mr. B.
Del crest salesman in dry goods store In Liberty
street, was passing through the Park, whom he was az
tackled by man who forcibly took from him draft Coz
s7s 40, drawn upon Messrs Page, Bacon & Co., wal
street by banking house in Sac Francisco California
and other papers Of value Yesterday, officers Dowllny
AMI Jourdan, Of the Sixth ward police arrested John
Monroe resident upon the Points On suspicion OF
being the robSer ON searching him in the sixth ward
Station house, tho stolen draft found In his posses
sion. He was committed by Justis Osborn for trial