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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-31
.vo1gFP FIGHT WITH THE APttaE>-bAI!L- VI
'-''i AQUA CALIkNTE Cktth


NJ; vibol- Assistant Adjutsni. General ha- kindly
-. "a 80 hands tho Official report Of Lieutenant
fI,,S Coke of BIZ i.h with the Apaches ~ Aqua Can
.r-,L an Saturday The eth inst. The report was
s, bt IN v dragon who left the camp tie even
o 81 the battle and arrived in santa F. Ne'lne-fiy
lie 18th inst. ?,
tho trail Of the Apschos for days the wost
-. - 10 Rio Del Norte and then obtaining inform
,,,on From Ojo Calentc. whore last heard from he
,,cb.6 in northwest direction until thu afternoon 81
a. e-h INST when he sight of the camp
II Almost surprise ne got very them before
n, w. discovered. They had only time AL Oh her
women and children and part u their baggage before me
troops were down upon then.
1fev Immediately took post IL very strong ald an
charged them drove them from and pursued them FOX
stou mile and half fo-n- iicu!, strea,n passin-
over a very broken country and keeping mp running
fcht All the lodges and camp equipases, large qHaa.
of PROV ,ious AID many 81 the hor- Of the enemy fell
into tie hands q tEe troops and they also icfi behind
CioLoeuila, which were recovered by Col Cooke Six
dead lid found the field but = moi known
whether ihey sustained any further loss. OF the troops
one men kiied-pryate Casey company - FITS
Dragons, aud one of the Second Artillery. severely
wounded. The day OF the n.ht the troops marched
through snow two feet deep and was also showing -"
Of the time.
Moi Carleton with re~nforc. uient jonel Col Cooke
about an hour the battle. ami will unite with hun IN
tie further pursuit Of the eueny. From the crpped
10 believe they VIII again be overtakcn and brought 70
general engage men which, We hope, viii bring the wax
10 a clio Sc
The re.ult of the expedition Of Col Cook, thus far,
makes il xCd fac; tia; indians ia New ylcO can be
caught by the troops which Circumstance alone Will have
beneficial influence on tho other tribes who heretofore
have considered themselves quite secure from attack from
tie soldiers.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS oY The BATTLE OF GENE


We learn few further particular Of the battle OF Ciene
gnilla by private letter from Taos. II appears that eight
or niHo deed Indians were LEFT tie field aud on pa 'l
ceri0in POINT the Oo Caene they admitted los oi
1--WE ufy-,hroo and great tTbuaiion. The Indians
arc said Icy the Mexicans be tired OF The AMI are
ready surrender all The plumber they have taken, and
make peace Lieut. Davidson was wounded III me siioul-
der hV an arrow: and D. Narud"r wounded ia the
hand aHd heels their wounds not considered danger
ou- The Indians dill NOT -aP any of The dead who were
leff ON Tho fed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-31

HuFAs CoKPr. FOR TIE ISsANE.-The Criminal Cour.
was gagged thu mOrnn- in hearing the petition male for
a wrt { habeas corpus asked for by Reveriy johnson
:. l. " alli- aud Charles r. MAYER E-qs with the view
oi releasing from confinement DR. Thoms. c. Worthing
ton present confined insane man in the Maryland
Hcspiial Some two three years ago. il appeaIs the
doctor then resident OF Prince George County fired at
Lie and inflicted wound which resulted in death
His case being removed 10 the Anne Aruniae County
Court b. tired al the City u Annapolis and acqat
It'd by he jury toe ground of insanity. judging az
the time. that the accused in state 81 mind
Which rcndred hi being al large dangerous tho com
Hunty. The Court had linn placed m Of the insane
wards Of the MARYLAND Hospital. His counsel a. above
stated apI for writ Il habeas corpus or he release Of
ther ell mt On pa that b. = now in q sane condition OF
LiId and tAa o. Criminal Court vi Baltimore Cny has
lsu,tsu enabling Il . gran; lbs prayed oF by the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-31
WINE NEUS.

Accounts from al parts OF, the state represent thei veg,
tetion i coming forward well Notwithstanding the back
warluess of the The grass crop promises 20 DO
abundant. bangor heiVul!' .,'n
Tie season i much more forward this sprms thn
was last wear a. this time and the indications arc that
there viii be most bountial crop Of gram grass sad
fruit. oA9"I, w, - al . 80. On.
Durng the past week the fcee. in the Pcnobscot River
and tributary str ans has considerably abai1i @ni before
The rsir of yesterday il thought the mills could CON
,nence o,,rafion Oh MONDAY next Aud We learn to-day
that most of them have already commenced operation
''iN' N'N' - iBanso. Mercury, nh
,,.v.,.,or psl.h.r Fso of Nnhs,p, Distinguished
member If the kcuncbcc bar died suddenly "'''' ie'rS
to r,-t on SUNDAY evening INST. -,
RrrtRSrp CArIFoRNtASs.-Peope are hO'h!ng oaeA
IN tbis Srte in great numbers from the aii 81 gold
Amou- those WI. have recently arrived az NaefNhe are
col Williams Mr.. Thomas Marston ana 'apt ,rcroy.
III, last named gentleman was one e" me ht-t 'mStshts
10 California this section and has neon aDseh, aooa'
five year- y" Su''tI ,, t ~ .
fire broke on: in OF the st0rch houses of kchani
Hawkins psper manufacturers At Gardner On the ssd
The building contained about 5000 worth o -io e. the
cre-cr part OF which was destroyed.
III, Blfasf joHrAal having lately received some Gov
eminent patronage Out in IN article acqescing IN
,b N,br,ska law 1t hn- heretofore expressed Oppo,os
10 the measure hut has conquered ~ prejudice.
The Rev T. c. Ware has received and accepted q cell
IN hecore the Pastor of the Unitarian Sjcoly Augusta
Of which the late Rev. NJ. Judd was the pastor Mr.
Mare is graduate Of Harvard COLLEGE oi the elias" 81 ne
wear 1850 and o ihe Divinity school NJ ambri-" iS''
and /, a Young man of ability and promise 49,
RAnRolD Lo,x.-TLo CITY of Calais on Naine- ~
voted to loan it, credit the lewes leland knroai ro
ject by vote Of i0s yeas 10 - nays.
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c.iv viii he So severe that il MI be warning iof al IN
dar in the future e. remain q: peace II VII DC 1po7s
IL g. he Ucaras to escale the troops ard Ee are ~
,c.o.,r Of hearr, that engagement has takon
L.. rI tiet he whole tribe has been siPed out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-31

Iut>ot.-N Democratic writer in The J1cssoHs,'d
m formal. referring 10 The probability OF the Rev
Newton Cloud whose views on tho slavery question are
uncertain being a candidate for Congress, says
1t l. 10 De hoped however that the Democrats Of THIS
district viii select 40 man VINO al"rs inc rcpcH OF ne
N;so,ri tou,t,tou,i-e Better suffer than many
letter Kill oil Douglas Richardson n Co., than have
the Democratic party destroyed. Why not select Mr.
Palmer OF Macnupin County Who Is one OF ie oe'i Dem
rns In lis dstcic and who also distinguished himself
y his manly opposition in State senate last winter To
the massage of certain resolutions ndorsn DOugass in
famous Nebraska bin. by the selection at such man
the democracy of this district would be certain OF
cess.
The radical portion of the Democracy are beginning to
see through the slavery extending schemes Of Douglas
Co.
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MATTERS N KANSAS AND NEBRASKA

counsel Of prisoner. The was si ~ cou's .. 81
st AZ the time of closing cur report. Ba' Az Us -'tn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-31

TIE PROCLAMATION or ACI4NG GOV NE>>t-h y
w cell The attention of readers this week, 10 the
rroclaus,ion of the Hon. William :. Mcsservy, acting
Governor and Superintendent Of lndin AnaIIs III Iei
In N, war now existing between the Jcara Apache- an
,hc United States We consider The Proclamation called
for bv he present position of Affair and since hoSi,cS
actually exist l. right and proper tht same should Dc 1e-
clared in an oficial manner
We hope tina, az third parties VII heel inc am NJ
contained in the proclamation because, any 80. found
acting contrary thereto they viii be dealt win y. le Vi ~
,r,arv ami rigorous manner All such viii Dc cousd-
cred A. enemies of the United states, and punished IN ID
sge manner as the Indians who art can-lt vain arms ~
.Iir lond, And a. :he time II Is ihe Dat. 90 III
- ;,ers IN cvo notice the Exc, 1iive oi al per- 1-
vlo hold communication with the enemy ia order 'AAi
thew may be brought 10 punls hment r..
In tbe ,rs,nt emergency the civil authorities AMI Gea.
Gsr'0rd b. military commander OF this department are
acting in perfect harmony, ard the later is -,yng 'e
mos, efficient support 10 ;he acting Gogem'-. VIZ -N,'
The most vigorous measures an being n' I'D
vartoa ,lose sld ne ela...-,me-- o.. =. r, Pc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20
AID FOR THE BArcnELDER FAMILY

From the SHyail!hn ('ihI Nc"F' "'.'' -
The editor of the Griffin .J"fcrsonnn suggests,
..,,,nt every Postmaster III the State "t t'uTGs t
un box in his office. to remain there ten day. iTr
the reception nj contributions Mt me rin "'
t;mc the money to be taken out ami i"rw'r't:i !" NV
m,,stmus,cr nj Suvanna, 10 he sent 10 the u"ru'''
, .rr'."." N.,,.' , ,r ,hnf amount.
Vii r;tors second orr move! Ii this be oie II, III
our ri post Offices teorsa en rss pretty lr Wn. "'.I
@ end nobody feel it. This is peculiar c,s n'nu, "uG
in ,bc unfortunate deceased, was al lfis'ilAi a'''i
Gr s in ,l ctencs Ec q" the laws Of bis corsn and adopted
lie was il % h"'ss sSa Of snd 1'In, S"an in :y Gu"
GG, ,g; H. nIn cI,o. e sid. Of r, md us;ic" and fell
ar. 'ar Nc tJIH tn the cr of the laws Surely our Peo
H. .s::s ;i tt 4 i" il: SS ""y an" :Es: n; III,
Inc s'!nssa - orr mos, prominent aud iuilucn
,nGT ,in pens ~ m who have subscribed five ten aud ,wgn
Is t, "ars each, will be kept open nn, S%,s," ,r =
,cn ,rn desire TO remit the amount :" III" WHO" :"
the murdered officer
4, l,.. accounts, tie subscription 1" the Bnircidc
r,,,l ,,,ouutcI 70 $! .G;D
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FRIDAY. .lrNE III. 1871.

-, SENa T..
lhT prlvafe calendar was taken up The bill t" re-
r iiT 4 I'M: hff ;Hr rthhqft I" n'i-
;iiNr Ta ~. I ,,rerd r., md the bin w,a then Iss
nom wiz " ''''s N ",,' r",.. i3
- r;ynr iills were passed and some rejected.
~, na,,t;nn ri MIR. Havar,l it was resolved hnr
wmsh - ~, ,ni ,,I Thc Sci1na then n,linurmc,,.
u ,IiUutnm asked Irnye To report from the COM
M 1, - wny. nnd means bill reducing the duties
mite =" ",I 'i.r nurnscs Objection was made.
on p"Tts n''" "',,', rnJ tho consideration ol the
-, w a'',rs.;1,, 'r.:",n ,I,n unsru,nr law.
o'li ~. H., T.. H,sS,," WAS demanded, by the
Interests r "i Of i the rososr Pos Department, and the eHi;
gcirlcs nl me hla' SctN I.c W W., ,,t h;I, I WINS
be difficult asr r 10 'onr,iii 'ritr to hear the gentleman
u, pn",Iynriu MIR Chnn,crI say that he cX-
pcctcd 'liihcr5 ni'' " tu III iUr Sn,itIn desired
the gcmrmnm from New y ork HM' H,t"1
VIZ llic uDoiHi'n w '' - ,,l t.u
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,-vIyEEsITY OF LOUISVILLE.

,nc,,p,r nj Ike Board Of Trustees oi The M
vcrsi,r a 'F of Louisville ton Saturday Dr. j. Lawrenr% t
S, S%rSi s elected Professor Of Chemistry in place OF
1,,'';i r sjIiman, linn resigned DR. Smith "rmery occupied
the same chair in the nyssiy g, .IFs'S' SmI"nan hH' aa
Gce ,r,.. ~ Washington with great success Very
n.''l"iS .n @ IN I" the co"niry have higher ;ciSpic
.r" @ NJ hnn Dr. saith having distinguished him
sc both At home md abroad by his ehsnr@ , %eG,S re.;s
iic ~ in on, midst We need here continual
M M "w"'y large rity does practice" r:gst k'
b. b. sn w@ @ ,yyoes nr-c!! to chemical ans. i,
and and Is ai*ays prepared to eHni@e "nd GrsIi;s b 'is
nature, composition aud yns OF noi new "F " pIDe the c
.S o[ ,,c South and West upon the appontnenm, m
fn ~, arc sure it could have been conferred "F|,
more accomplished gentleman ai'd seiol"f'-ll> ll>'"''
Ell, I'.nts.
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-ur RuCu,LONE ENQUIRER,
p,IsUEp DAILY AND SEMI" nj :
nv BITCHES Il PRYOR.
II + I; NS:

,:, r.,,,, .,y,n dollars per annuIn, and nt the
i ;SGn "r .h"rIG i"r. per psr's" s nah ono ono
Isr. for six mouths, rayablr i'll advance, TO be paid
a.. >, or rrri,;rd ly mail, posl'ps;t; or -tx dollars
,.yIn al the end OF The year.
y. " lues 10 this ci!icc may be rrnitcd per mn in
~; available Bank nor. :, the risk of the Editors,
,' ., al irtr< 5eac pail 6p the rri,ers The post.
,n.r letter i. scarcely Of any account to the wri.
. le accumulation ol postage, in an extensive bu.
:, s!.:cf operates serious ;aX upon Editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,. .rr p.,IY ESorIRER.-for ten lines or less, first
=. .ny cents and every succeeding insertion TWEEN.
E. .cp,. Ii inserted once week, twice week, or
E .,.c, week thir:!,-rv"n and half cents for each
non STE: the i!rs;.
nd ~ ;Lat proportion Tor advertisements of greater
,' cxr,w lo,.Cry vende.s aud Auc,ionecrs, who arc
:.,i slpt paper inclhdcd0
-qr Srai.WrEKLr.-For rES lines or less, frs, in.
.,r ;:ic ccn;,; ior each continuance 30 cents:
- III Obituaries and Tributes of Respect, exceeding
.::b,.. arc charged for ms advertisements.
rr, non, distance must he accompanied will, the
, .r, or satisfactory references, 10 insure execution
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fhNSISTE\CS

Tho c,cc,jon ol Judge Conrad, rs Mayor "l l'h''
,':a IN: VI : nIn;mcd m an An:i-Ncbras!a victory.
aoim' i tt, riciory rs proclaimed by Judge Con-
rnti himself n.o rnmc cLt hundred Offices in my gift
NJ " ,vh;rh shall he given tu n foreigner.
hoI n. Is the great victory claimed D!
',; ,;,l oi cnudor, the North A1crc"" ami rei'eta
ted led all over The North -. r.;,,,c yjnc.
80 !; Tos; Of New York. Boston .lta" and III
"'!iyl W Ig en attention to the fnc that the rent Anti
vehraskn victory ms procaime, by ts r!c'%Ti1n
champion, Judge Conrnd mayor GsG, %, ri.. a
dh npl endorsed by a" 's 'SS of every PSi an no
O' L., 'e every Democratic paper in the Cnion 1--WE tn
widest circulation TO this rluitnrn' oil tie >eprasA'
Washington ScHt'h''.
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.,rrp From ulVANA-PRENhLE "'
I-A' ~, 81 IA,, LI'NI Ih.

,l.l'
S,v y,ur. Jun. lt.--T!r sc"M"r aha" J'i' ron
ui';I,. nI Havana brings dates r"n III" !';:hf r"t'
tu.lir l!h INST ..;.. r.o.,,, rr,,,
Sugar. dull The GHoiai!9n' TinE.ns ,s. ',|, ,",
i,,rs,. l@f ,II nS'ti"h ttrcIihsr hte - 'j ''' Ia
pressed and -'"c; heayy GmhGr i,: 'mPf3Ssl 1Pri,: l
liam. ana shooks abruiant md du!:. ff'i-H'' ~
,In Irit"I STAT, are ,iui. Ex haucco ui.aiieF"i.
'T The E''ttl" REPORT 2 by the steamer I q an o;S'ya e
un,nny.s i. ulruc Tie plan o: cm';r;inT h!ac!, col
iers don't work we'll They are hart t" ,S;?.,G, d.
The Spanish so?rs are ] 70 5c"FSg ,a ,h the Gnec: p
vice. .,:., .,,,,o,.. ..,,..;,,,c..
10 n considerable extent. ,,,o I.i,,,- ...
Prince Paul Of Wurcnb, hr"".'" w., ,,.,,, -,
that uur, %, Germany, and first '"i:n @. ''"''" ~
| ,nr;o arrived IN town Il 'l"v"r two slnc'' ,.... =:
jude Barruo 81 til" New i"Ft >ui'c'"" : ''''' 20
| lyin,. IN uf chronic iinrriITi. -,
Inque-s were hGld ye,'.rIy %'f' ho.5 ,rruris
| r.r,;ir, ..,cd nt c!inrrh.
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MURDER OF THE SHERIFF OF ,5l~NaI GLAai11S 1o.,
CGI.TrY. IOWA-We learn that ON Monday i:ir. II,
Janor,hIr affair occurred at McGregor, Iowa. wl,en
resulted in the murder Of the Sheriff OF Clayton ''"A
When the steamer Henrietta landed there On banr net
down from s.; pI p a'ashent 'i seSf on Sf tue boat
n1d serTGu r ,Se act s' o STOPPING down 10 throw off ;he
fan Ia eG0it ths s back Of the head a rendered Ln
seDseess SDS s4 Tho boat en LIFT with s e sGST ne bs bs
landed him in the above condition m nsrd Gas pSes Se
tween i5 AgsfSsSS' he SjsS SOON @ ai:erGaeaa Aceer
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r11r EIG:1E TREATY.

QUEBEC, Jr>E l7.fho +nh-:a4c" 9. =. ,'i%
.'.',,ly concluded between Lord El@in "nd III" = -
I'D S,a,,. 90 IA. Ms published, i sud 80 '. rs ,2
Lows l.t 1t throws "pcn !hc p"n''!e' 10 ~. ,b..
r; ra TO The Aoricnn i.re- q, iat ~. ~ w.
r:y i six parallel Sd. 1t prov- for the c, free al; al
kinds OF bre!,u., cotton. al! ln"a % v..s -,
tar, turpcnnr, lumber rc' "'!I .,y-,e and ;y
baccu. iilI. Throws open isiv 81 IL
I,,nn.I;,,,, Inn,,l, O Nliic!ILnn Ectst.r.
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The recently printed report Of the Secretary ' 'Ne
r c,nncr,,cu, exhibits the following statistics
rcr,rd 70 Births Marriages aml Deaths III '''"'
Commonwealth ,:. Do,orr.
Births in The S's' ST., ,ne, anFs S5, is females
Der 81 isoS, s.".od Marriages 3lJ6, DEATHS 1886
nainas mairs d femnles s no, kn?w e; -, ,h creosc
% The decrease births since lS dso,bS is o saS
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL ROAD ROUTE


CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL ROAD ROUTE
Colonel j. c. Fremont publishes, in the columns
of ,be National Inteligencer, long una hlSi's ,'
tcrestiur letter. descriptive OF tie rou'e "iic" "'
travelled Inst winter i'll his expcditloh across '"'
Roclv Mountains. The expedition was undertaken
with the view of learning the winter character VI
b,t :. known M the Central route for the contempa
.,d p.c;c Rail Road 1t hud been objected 10 'i'".
route and indeed to the whole scheme "i ''''''"
;,vov ,nkin., the Atlantic with the Pacific, tlal
,, ,r,,..rsc n rcrion of country which, III the VIII
o.. ,o,s,, was in,passable by reason oi the Sc
cold and ic. and snow. Desiring tho constr"c-
ZION of the ronJ and believing that 1t was prac'euoc
70 carry 1t through by the central rou'e' o''o".'
Een,ont determined to test tho correctness {" S oi
,;ons by an actual personal inspection OF inc eo"'
try. ,,. ,,o
| Tho country examined III extent about l'''O
no, mud divides itself naturally into three sections
T 6rst extending from the Missouri frontier 10 lhc
S,,,o blanca comprising 700 miles, is represented aS
3, nlnin of casv incinntion sweeping by Srnu""i ap
rrr,cbcs TO the mountains. II is Il fcrtile cou''r!
we'll ndaptcd to settlement, md rich i'll mncral IT,
sources The second comprising +'o mics "nu IN
tcndnc to the Walisatch mountains IL nio"h''''''"'
| country, but, according to lo freh'on'' i
throughout s extent by valleys and passes co'eFe'
with grasses-in many places heavily tmoefeu
,ra presenting no serious distractions 10 the progress
&c tho Improvement. The third section, comprisln'
ann m;les. and extending from the Wahsateh noun
70 III, Sierra Nerado, is moro difficult OF pcnc
tr,ton in many parts. Still Col Frement concludes
b., tbcre wore no obstacles met with wiich eouu NJ
ho eo.ilv overcome. and the mountains paSse" VII
entire ensc. 1o,.,, .
s,,,otbiu, in this description must be put down
.ho .,,hpsiasn of Col. Fremont, and to his axe'y
demonstrate tho practicability of his plans. lie y
can his journey with this object and no sui az, noH
to write out his impressions with tho samo iaea
view. Not to lean to his purposes would DC ihoi
than bu,nou, und VIC therefore conclude th.' ,'e d,
ran,ascs Of this routc arc highly coiorcd, II inc o'
:. structions arc not somewhat softened' h"t IN an
5, event however faithfully he may have put ms IN
!; prcssions upon paper, the undertaking to wn.n
invites is of immense magnitude That 'no fesul
is which would follow its contamination are PfoP',uO
lc atey great We are ready to concedc but we 40 n
; think ho has fully shown that these arc a'alnao0,
h. However, may do him injustice by scohnlps
~ ~ account too closely und refrain from eAlenus
4 criticism until he shall nuke tho moro eapola.o
port which he purposes putting forth IN shof' I'M
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n,JIoTISG FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE |. )
SENATOR.

coyconp. y. H., .;une lj.--Ihe House Of Eepre-
scntn,iucs this afternoon pr"ce"d"! :" ba!"' ''f
United States Senator, with The io!o"ng resN!''.
E;rs, Railni.-yhol,. number voting ;NS-ncce-sary
~ n rhuic,. l,j John :. Wells, Irin 47: l"li East
man whig, 81; Mason w. Tarran, i:r"s"ii - Coo
W. Morrison, lS-two democrats abn"n;-nn c"";cc;
S,cnnd Ballo.--!ohn :. Wells. Dem. t'h in.'
Eastman. Whig, ~; Mason ". Iappan ffrs soil -
George W Morrison, ii; Daniel C!ri'k = h"ri'a L'
WonIburv i; Iclabod tio,iwn !. )" !h"'re;
The House refused 10 tnb!" tn" hn'i.He"ekr 'Sr"
,r,;nm. hv ci"lt minority au,l lnd them under con
,ideraton wien ,Iicy were temporarily i"id ''''s %
ballot for Senator. t,.;,, s.
An a,emp, was made to proceed to the ci'G'!on ., "'
limited Siatca Senator for the ions teii b"' '''
Speaker ruled it ont OF order. 9
An indefinite postponcmcn, "t the election .! l. >;
Senators was then moved but II met with Eec;% ..
objection Finally the matter was postponed "'''''
"Wednesday. .,,.,,,,., me.
The an,-Ncbrarka resolutions were postponed "''-
iii next "Wednesday morning.
'Th, Viii. State Convention l. 10 bc hch on i''t'
Il, VI
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TUESDAY MORNING., june 90 7s5a
ANOTHER EoDERlCK IN THE FIrLn

NM" hobEhlCN IN THE FIELD.
Inc ker. DIR. Fuller oi Baltimore, a DISTINGUISHED
iS"piIs Clergyman has wri,tcna reply in tin, crt.,
"i archbishop Hughes, upon Religious Tnlcrunu-
OF III he prefers to style il, religion. freedom. The
ir"'estant dirin" is not acute ,linc,;,inn n, hi.
Catholic opponent and has no, the same graceful N,w
OF language which i. so charming in the wr;ros of
''' o'i'cf' he does however meet the question at
ssrc between Archbishop Hughes and General Cos..
With more drcctncss. There arc two material corrcc
"iis, as I" matters Of fact, which are worthy orut,c
non. Archbishop Hughes snid thnt l,c memorial
presented by General Cuss from the MARYLAND Bap-
fists, had special reference 10 tho condition of l,ants,s
uhder The Protestant Government of Prussia This
was incorrect. The Memorial sought 10 secure rrli-
Sious liberation Tor American citizens residing in for
cgn Countries, and made no Infusion whatever to uuy
reliSloltS sect. The other statement made bv
Archbishop Hughes and coutradictcd bv Dr. Full.
Ter IS of more Importance II relates 10 the claim s;
up by the Archbishop, that TO the Catholic Colony of
Maryland Is due the lnur of being The first to pro-
claim religious federation in tmcricn This nss,mp-
ton is conrorcrtcd hv Ic:s, which cmlclllsvcly cs.
tablis that Roger Williams the founder Of Rhode
lsand first preached The doctrine, un that his colony
adopted statute in conformity with his views, at least
two years before the Inv war ciuctrd 10y c Mary
his great work, and comparison I'll dates derived
from authentic proves that his testimony is
entitled 10 tho most implicit crr,rncc. Beyond tllis
;hcrc is nothing i'll the letter of DR.. Fuller worthy ~,
especial note.
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Y.-vlEGINIA.-ln Iicniico County
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RY.-VlEGINIA.-In Icnilco COUNT!
ur,, March 10 !S'i: p,,s.
ism Goync,
.r, Li,.on Mary Liscon. Martha Lisgon, Chrlsto'
Ion Damascus W Harlow, ami sarah us "ls'
+ IIs;c.e-on Sheri:. of licnrico, and US suen a''
.;l.Jr d. Pau! !i-:on. deceased. p's s.,
r, ,l.r ;Lin,. in this suit it was dccreed ns ioi'
- x, And The Ccur, doth further order thar one m
conm,,ionc., OF ,hi. Court take an account oi 'ne
a: Paul I.!sson. rcnl md personal, and OF the aunn
IN Of The !cieuaut A. y. Hutchinson, AS anhiiiis'Iu
,.o', and sl-o take an account OF all dents Tuc W
. -, .i sail p,,l Iirron after having published
=. n. c-,j:Gr. in .oimc newspaper published in thi.
az, week Tor four weeks and posted tho s'ihie al
.rp OF solomon l.ovensten and that he make re
,J ,.,s,.r, 10 ,h.. Court, with any other matter
: ..a:ci deemed pcrtuen, by himself. or WINCH
!. r.Qui:.,i by any putty 10 be- 80 stated.
r.. :rum SAID decree
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GEORGIA. AND FLORIDA BOrEpARi.|7- -
Gov Broone, OF Florida, has appointed Col. H. !, r.
-. G.1.Lcn cnuu:y, I.....ss!oncs and Is.
= V';hf Whi;uer r Esd Of Madison, srysyor 70 NEE;
like Commission on TIC part Of tie sa;s o. s.,Sa sUI
10 run the boundary line between ne -.;c:h II
S,atc.. The Commission mccts Oh '-e
this mouth.