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goes: Ibave heard that he La deteruiped old yant
worse than old jackson was aud believe Il. That's
Why he'll ges my vute. / deus want any moro
nj mby. pamby mi ksop Preai5ents. Give US man
THAT viii dc some thing-0ns that viii kick Cabinet
TO the devil every three We, rs IL no. Otter er ard
kick up rov all cvsr the county,"
"Yeu must be Srisnd 20 newsp4 refs," remarked
Mr.. +.
''Ismsc. I want Pfesiden. that viii give news
paper pfepristors q chance OF making fortua % In
e11rss. That's the talk"
Here sn Old delegate from North Caroliaa got Ia
his car. "W9st am going 10 tell, gentlemen, will
is eaid that the faslsr Of George Lar had great
trouble with his son. He sent HIM to school, an
year after year he would whip ell the other boys;
In fact, he whipped three sue essive teachers who
had the faun OF uDjastlv shipping small boys,
and old Mr.. Law had finally to take him away from
school. George was too dutiful to whip she old
man, and.fo he Runaway from home. On one oc-
cssicn, however, . boy somewhat bigger and older
than George, gave hin good thrashing. Sad q
sympathiziug school fellow friend Of GsOrge's:
What are you going to do about i.r DO said
the calm defeated. Dol What am / going
tn do? just you wait until / get anot ,er
years growth, and than you'll see what Pn do
then I'll fetch him. Sure enough, the next win.sr
George repaid tie thrashipg, wish interest"
Cor firms my idea Thank you," said the Vir-
ginian. l only hope wen he reaches the Presiden
ts chair that he will retain all bis early predec.
lions" But cant write you all that was said Or
told We adjourned Mt IL o'clock, aud detsr-
mined to give you the bsnet Of few lines ami To-
morrow SO to work Duying dry goods. II any
thing more turns up I'll write You. Your friend,
10. GREEN,
OF Duck Creek, State Of Arkausa..
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Additional from China.
'ouR VICTORIA CORRESPONDENCE.


VICTORIA, Hong Kong, April IA, 1856.
Complaint of on American IT, ader-His Purchase
of Chinese Vessel attacked BY Pirutes-Action
ofhe U. 8. Commodore.
You VIII confer favor on Ene by giving space
In your columns 70 tis notice. shown how far and
in what manner American authorities are ready to
protect American property.
On the Gath Of February last purchased OF a
Chirese merchant, Of the island Of Hong Kong, q
rchs, at that tina. time lying in the port Of Canton,
ard received from him bill 0, sale 10 that effect.
Being an American ~as DESTROYS to procure an
American hsg and wade application to the Ams-
rcan COZ sulate In Canton for permit to hoist such
flag, which permit he gave me promising me the
same protection that every Cninese boat has when
carrying American property. .H
On The 9TH Of March, on my passage to Cantor D.,
within sight OF the shipping q. Whsmpoa, I was
alta kej by the rebel Chinese, and my vessel plun-
dered and seized bv them. On applying to the
Commodore of the Macedonia he rescued me from
the go called rebels though, In my opinion, nearer
the name Of pirates. I Was then ordered to anchor
under the siern Of the Macedoris until the Com
modore had the 0pinion ct DR.. Parker, acting Ame-
was not entitled to protection, and the Commodore
told me to sign paper missive never TO hoist tae
American flag sgaia, and would then be allowed
to procsed on my voyage. Eaying live stock on
board. likewise perishable cargo, was compelled
to sign such doc ument. The stcaled rebel
party BY aid Of some Of the United states officials,
are, in my opinion. little better than pirates.
The above lie written by native OF Norfolk, Va
p. GEoTFapY.
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BRUTAL MURDER AND ROBBERY IN ILLrNoISy-We
learn by gentleman from Winnebago county Of most
foul murder which was committed some distance from
Roch ford, Safur lay afternoon last by man mao
MaybeIry, upon the person OF lumber merchant from
the town Of Pennington, Wisconsin, whose name we
have not been able 70 got II sppesIs that M.ySsrry
end that he had formerly been identified notorious
with the Mormon difficulties in Hancock county.
While in the Penitentary Mayberry formed the &C
qusntsnce Of young named Macomb, also confined
there, VIE isvited him to 60 home with him to his
fathers farm, in WuuhsgO county. May berry did go,
and worhed on the farm duTing the winter. lev Gays
saw tAe lumber merchant receiving his pay, TO tas
amount Of $780, for raft Of lumber he had just brought
down The river He then started for home by the road
which he knew the man must take 10 returning home
A he expected he was ovtrtaken by the lumbrman,
and rs1ng to him asked him II he would allow him TO
RIDE m mis- buggy The man stopped his buggy and TOOK
him IN. II little while Mayberry took . bottle q
whishey out Of his pocket and asked the man to
drink, and while the other was drinking took
bottle from under his coat and struck him
blow the head, which rendered him lnsensible He
and took the money which he found upon him No.
satisfied with this however the 6end proceeded TO STRIP
the body Of the cbes upon 1t to the drawers which he
ss
and buggy and Grove to Macombs house, where ne ar
rived in besety state OF intoxisaton He went TO bed
that night, and Kept drinking nearly all night He told
getting afraid sent for the Sheriff, who with his posse
arrested After his arrest he made full contes-
sion Of the crime and said he was only sorry that he
other persons upon whom he had his eye He also de-
tailed the whole murder, the stripping OF the body &c
When our informant left Rockford yesterday the city
was In great state of erctsmest. The people were
yery much afraid that the crime committed IN
wisconsin the trial would take place there for Ia
State the death penalty has been abolished There
disposition manifested consequently BY the people
TO take the Law into their hands -Caicoso Demo
rrdf. June 10.
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ArTxpT TO LYNCH ALBEIT j. TrRRELL AZ PoRrs
MOUTH, N H.-Albtrt J. mrre examined In the
Police Court Portsmouth,, n H., the 18th inst,
= charge OF swndlng soms sailors belonging t. the
United States fgate Consultation TIE testimony being
insufficient, Tirrefl scquittsd. The exeitemsnt
among the sailors was very great, and . number OF
young men Of Portsmouth, sympstbized with them
Tnre was escorted 70 the for Boston by few po
lisemep crowd Of some four hundred followed, de-
clarjpe their design 10 seize and lynch Trel The
espsrsi cry vas Il KIN him y, "kn him ~ BY extra
erdnsry ssertoDs he was placed In she ears, sscApas
with 3 few bruises
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Alleged ARRAY In Florida.
NAVY YARD, WARRrEGroN, Nay 20, 1859

Isaw Communication in your paper, dated Jackson
Johns spears to regret exceedingly the injuries had
met with At the hands OF gang Of irish" AsthAt
the first ntrnation received OF said injuries and
never having personal difficulties with any Of orr irish
citiztns but the contrary having many among them
whom consider personal friends, II Is but justice g
whole paragraph in reference to said injuries faise
have yet learn that Irish citizens hsre have y
forgotten their manhood as TO attack any man ~ gsy
for political opinions be may express The editor Of
HrRArp know, "a hsrmlsss for tho report; put ~ re-
grtt that ST. Johns should be verdant az 70 eeneve
n AZ have heretofore giving him cret lor " GU te-
nsn, LYMAN ". RoWLEY.
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TIE Erich Greek Rioters.
ARMED VOLUNTEERS ON THE GROUND
From the st 4 0,lfa Newa lima IA I

From the st Louis News June 1871
The depredstons Of the "Blacx Boys" in Clay county
Indiana have been carried such degree Of atrocty
that soldiers are found necessary to put stop to them
and quel the bandtti proceedings Of the scamps who
insist on the reservoir at Terre Haue Birch
Creek in Clay county 10 the seat Of aud the
Of the exploits Of the '5lack Boys or Regulators -
We mentioned some time ago that they had torn OPEN
the camel with water and had driven off the workmsn
employ ed to repair the damage they had DONE The last
time they tore the reservoir they posted up bills
notifying the wcrkmen that f they attempted to repair
the breach, it would be at the peril of their lives an;
stationed guard at the place to keep intruders off
They went far to offer q ward of five hun
dred collars for the head Of Gov Wright who had Is
sued proclamation warning them to cesst from their
outrages.
Governor wrisht finally called for volunteers to aid
Evansville most interested in the busines OF the
has sptedy responded to the CALI and last Wednesday
raifed company OF aoout sixty volunteers, armed 70
the teeth and wen equipped and sent them off to the
deay the expenses Of the expedition. At the date OF
the latest bulletin from the Of hosties the mt
litA had arrived safely the ground and busy
moulding bullets preparatory to eight, which was
Pected TO come OFF in . few days. The "Bisck Boys
had not made their appearances in force and they al
ways disguise themselves before c,mmtng their de.
predatons, there Ia difficulty In identifying and sp.
pretending them. They do not seem Opposed to risk
the chances Of open field battle with the militia but
prefer to wait till the latter have become tired and
bone, WHEN they viii sally forth from their hiding
places, and renew their devfltries.
The Cincinnati Commercial OF the Goth inst. Says
We learn that the trustees OF the Wabash and Erie
Canal have compromised with the Clay county ReguA
in the reservoir to the wats edge and when the water
be spsred to let 1t out and remove all the timber
the Reg ulatoYs promising in return not to NEEDLE with
any Of the works Of the canal
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Supreme Court--Tn Chambers.
u~fr~a fIrn Tad Mn,.rfa

JUN 20 Hcbsss Corpus.-Nr Edmon B'ankman OBJ
taiped writ OF habess for Sarah Snvar colored wc-
nan. VINO had been conmitted By Justice Connolly ~
dssrdery person. barntag vicious houses, &c. and ssn-
teaced sixty days Bsckwes Islsnd. Counssl sub
nitted that he entitled to her discharge,
the commitment not In accordance with the statute,
which provides that the justice bsfore whom suoh
vic0n snail DO hsd shall e the with the Clerk OF
the CtuIt Of Sefons aud that the Of the Justice
and the seal Of Office nd 70 affixed thereto. It ap
pssred that neither Of these requirements had Been
complied with, and Judge Norris discharged the pr-
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law Intelligence.

corrr or APPEALS june % mo 21o. Psttse agt.
r,octbs Ixebanee3 with No. and argued. John n.
Rsynolss for spprt I. Darlington for resp't. No. 2
Tucker It. Griffin. Argued. N. g. Newton for apppts
a p I.nsns for respt No. 7. SeNcord agt Miller.
hrsned. WIN. H. Tagsard for sppi't; J. 9. Lyon tor
rerp't No, 8. The Mayor, No New York sgt Price.
On argument. H. II. Burioek FOR apppti X. J. Dillon
cshndsr for June 21Noa 10, 1s. 20, a. 20, 50, 81,
"a, IS, 81. No. 200. suuch on No. l. Reserved for
July 3.
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Supreme Oourt-specaal Term.
Before Hon. Judge Covles

Before Hon. Judge Cowies
OPPOSITION TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE N1NrHI
AVENUE RAILR0AD.
JUNE 2o-Wdnore and Others Story and Oilers
Further testimony offered by the PLAINTIFF
William II. Dean, butcher, washington Market SAYS !.
A railroad in Washington street would be great inu-
~ TO the business there does see how the
there could set along at all it Is bad enough new bue
the railroad would make 1t worse; besides it would ii.
crease the expense Of doing business.
There are about enty six stands on thai side Of the
market upon gton street; them have so
could get through good part OF the day all kinds OF
vehicles there ii the railroad ahould 70 throush IL
sure; would depreciate the value Of the butcherss
stands there; with the and the railroad In winter
.Ssm Nam and produce =
Greenwich sreet-Rent So co., third interest
in No 2wssbnstcn street. which is occupied for stor-
age; railroad would be very detrimental to the bust.
ness Of the street. would render II almost inpossble to
get Gods in and out Of the sores have from thirty
for the to back up TO load and unload would no
have hired their store II known there WAS to be
ssroad the street would depfeciats property there
Counsel for defendants hers insisted tina. the Court
amiued these points otherwise the piaintis would
occupy until next November with evidence Of this
Mr. Van Buren, objected aud desired that the fullese
exsminscn might be had Of the effect Of this rairoaf
On the business and property Of the streets appear
either of these stresss owning properly upon them
between sesde ana Liberty streets opposed
~ us ranoad ara Considers That would deprecata
property and inurs business there from 20 70 90 pee
ceTs
our. oluerea tnss upon sn's Dranco sne piatnnhs
snouio % nmteo 20 Two adoiaona Witnesses for tho
sna =, upon nearing the other Side y should
% piopeI 70 open tns prt Oh inc CASE the cours
reserved tne o'screuonary power 70 40 20
neniy .ary, assistant resident OF Pprnix BIk-
.t rl S IN. s.iee., corner 81 vessy
sest teese strees are entrey 700 narrow 70 ADMIT OK
rairoad 1t would reduce the value of his property at
ies rn,1 ~ Per cent. p,.
"a scnT.artsS p s tnls ety on ysarss
VIZ snese s.rve .s and ewns properly 81
ana hr;rs nsS t Ssr tanoao wouia nlure property
Scrs ~ h;s s, w 'a ~ -. very mucn; tne ousresg nor
IL constrmcteS. NY 49, ns aono aeIe ne rsnroac
II VS. so,,.s,,, III. &C.. va ~ " Dssk 70 wnA1
5000 ~ s7na y n ,; an ~ III saos ysan sso ZOE
IN dive 80, +ho h.s eA,SW s:s ensc. wouio p
won1a NINE ,rn0ar+ thers f OK - 20 s.eaS am
tn. vhois Ina e ne s{rs.t. oAA - ~ % Po' oen' "
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An ABoLIrIoSrsr CHASED AND DRowrsD IN KsS.
TUcKy-we learn that within week psst there hiss been
some excitement In Gssrard county consequent
affair in which abol.ionis Is involved During the
present year three negroes have been OF from
Jessa mine county. Last week evidences obtained
that Mr.. Pullsm, OF Gsrrard, had agency in the
Cncinpsti transaction. Accordingly warrant Was H.
seed by magistrate Of Bryantsvle for tbs arrest Of
Putam The copstabls, sted by four Ave gentle
men went to the ed where he wss working. aud arrest
ed him. They then started to retarn bat atsr progress
ins short distance the prisonsr broke away. De out
ran the officer and his posse; and the CONSTABLE sealing
hts DR. ne about to escape fired pistol hitting hio, In
the back He instantly fell screauhng with pain but
inst a. the party he and few 70 yards the
kentucky nver. Coming 70 high eid he fell, arst
thirty feet high making the fall Altogethe Of forty
seven feet Puilsm ssene cd endowed with more than
rortai vigor and arising plunged into the keatucky
soa nrersrations were being made to drag the river
II il presumed that he was ORG .ned. Whatever may
have neep the rut Of the poor feoR he certainly
rtsd by reaso Of his exhibit Of spirit more fortunate
end -Loaavsue Cou,io, Jn~ei6.
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SAM HoUsros, OF Texas.
Concord IN. II Reports..
SnawneetoWn (Iu.,) mi
noisan,
g.. Louis Herald,
Chicago Democrat,
San Diego (Ca'. Herald,
HNxY A. wIsA Of Virginia.
Charlotte (va-,) Democrat.
GARRrr DAVIS, OF Kentucky.
Thibodsaux( La, , Minerva.
Georgetown (Ky.,) paper
EDWARD BArEs, Of Missouri.
GAlens tn Advertiser.
Sc. Ions IntelliEencsr.
JOHN BRILL, Of Tepusssee.
Orleans (ind., ) Bulietin.
JOHN BLACK, Of Psnnsylva-
mia.
Illinois Rock Islander.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Of New
York.
Buffalo Express,
Dubuque, iowa, Tribune
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ScHTTHcrADY USIos CoLLsGE CoMhnioExESr~-
The anrnal commencement exercises at Union College
will cscupy four days. On Sunday evening, the 25d,
At half psst O'Clock Rev. Hugh Smith Carpenter viii
asliyer an address before the Theological Society o.
Monday. the 2sd at half past O'Clock p NJ, Alexander
W. Bradford, /. l. d !. win address the Senate. On
tuesday The a4th at half past O'Clock p. NJ, Chas
uurrsy Marine viii deliver an oration and Hon. Chas
TburNer win pronounes poem before the literary So
cietes. The commencement exercfses win b held ON
Wednesday, Ne 2sth, q 10 s'clsck a. n.
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Mayors Once.
PASSING WORTHLESS MONEY.

PASSING WORTHLESS hONBYs 4s.tNsH
Aninnocent country boy, named Annanias Lower aged
about 10 years. induced to enter Jewish clothing
sstablishment at No City Halt square, kept By ADAM
Ia.ahsn., 81 A.. Of P~resa vest and was
given in change 81 and 80 bin the Adrian Ia
sursnce Company Bs.I which has lately closed payment
Ming on complaint Of Lover. Oaicer Mckinney, q The
Reserve Corp, and attached to the Mayors once &C.
conpanied Lower store Indicated aad compelled
Jacobson TO give good money instead 81 the worthless
bills.
sBoaT WEIGHTS AGAIN.
The following letter received this norning by the
TO the noSo ABLE sayon OF THE crrY ov NEW YORK
weights and t.re aveD Is Sy IN Bale
hay straw which together average 10 70 81
hs1 straw 's e 5. :sS
.ssisns action IN The rsnas
New York, June l6, Hc5 PETER B. BAURBER.
SUSPICION OF BURGLARY. &
Two persons, named Charles Livingston and Abrahaan
Seinfeld taken into custody Wednesday morning
and brought before Justice Osborn suspicion Of bsn
concerned in recen. burglary committed at the shoo
store Of David o. Regsn, 10. lee William street. The
burglary rerretrsted three weeks ago. and about
fifty pairs Of CATERS aud boos, valued at $780, were
stolen from the premises Mr. Regain says that ON the
14th Of june LIST tbe gave his name % Chsrlsa
nsson called upon hira at his store, and informed
nm that ne knew the person VINO roODed
the time what TO be exact descriptions
Of the Of the burglar. Livingston further told
him that the stolen goods deposited at store i'm
West Broadway and thas be (Regan) would furnish
him with So, he would purchase of the goods ae
the store and bring him the same to enable hnS
TO get ont warrant to esrch the place Rsgsn swa-
lowed all Living ston told him, and him the sum de-
an6ed since which the skiful rogue had no. been
heard Of until his arrest yesterday Sein6eld
arrested because he was an accomplce with Living.
in many former similar feat, and accordingly
bright look out kept for him. He was discovered
yesercsy running oil with largo green pasteboxrd box,
containing two dresses and coat 0ne.of the drsssea
is very handsome sh one. is supposed that Theses
were the effects of other robbery The two were
locked mp Justice Osborn tn await examination az it
Is suepected they serned in the burglary.
PASSING CoUsTERrEIr MONEY.
gentleman, named David Williams, stopping at thS
Philadelphia Hotel, vas Induced Wednesday to enter
Jewish clothing store in West street. for the purpose
Of purchasing some clothing and after getting what
he wanted, gave the proprietor Marks l. Jacobs $50
bin in payment. Amongst the change, which he says
Jacobs gave him, Counterfeit IS coin. wiIsmsS
net having changed any OF his money up TO the tins
Of the discovery Of the cheat played upon him. and not
having had any other gold cons less than $50 pieces ID
positive he received ths spurious coin from Jacobs The
storekseper arrested and committed IN dsault OF
hail. WI
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The following persons have been regularly nominated
for the Presidency BY the Journals whose -
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GEORGE Law, Of new York.
New Orleans Bee,
New Orleans DELTA.
hILLARD FILI.MoRx, Of N. Y.
Buffalo Advertiser,
Hanover (Pa.,) Spectator.
hERrDITH p. GENTRY, of
Teune ssee.
New ORLEANS Creole.
DAVID r. ATCMsoN, Of Mis-.
souri.
Jefferson City (Mo.,) Exa-
miner,
Atchiscn TX. T } squatser
Sovereignty.
X. N. T. HUNTER OF vir-
ginia.
Washington Sentinel.
JOHN n Boris, Of Virginia.
Trenton IN. J. Free Press.
FRANKLIN PIERCE, OF N. II.
Charleston Mercury,
Savannah Georgian,
Maine Free Press.
FERNANDO WooD, Of New
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OUTRAGgs UPON FEMALEs.--rhe Troy Times
says that Il 10 estimated that the number Of crmiaal
outrages committed upon females in the United States
during the past year have been 800 In forty eight
cases. the victim either murdered upon the spot
death subsequently, resulted from The injuries indicted
upon her The number Of suicides of females 1S9
in eighty the poor self murderers hAd been
the victims OF seduction outrage. This IL o horrid
catalogue and may well be surprised at tho apathy
WITH whish crime fesrfully prevalent 10 regarded
And yet ventlrs TO that not one half the truth
IL known. II the wrongs which borne and suffered
in brought to light and the calendars Of
criminal courts thoroughly searched, We should Ani
them footing up an aggregate with which the above
figures would bear scarcely comparison.
PoLIr1co RELIGIOUS On the 18th inst, tbs msm
bers Of the Methodist f. Church,s assembled 10
meeting at Centreve, Monroe county, Va to take Into
letter recently written 70 the Rich msns
Enquirer chareing that the members Of that and other
churches Of the Baltimore Conference controlled in
their votes BY the church The meeting the
false exted their belief that the author
churches Of the Confence in Virginia, AZ subject
OF prayer God That he might dispense him light both
spirrtusl and intelIectual -
OTsTRUCrTvE FIRE IN DU rcHHss COUNTY, N. T.
On The 10Th inst the extensive cotton factory 1t Wap
ppeer,e Fails Dntcbess county ia the to On Of Fshkil
tnovn a. the Cinten Mills, with the machine shop &c.
vas destroyed By hre The store Of hessrs. Shield,
SWEET Nichols with several dwelling houses also
injured BY the Are The property destroyed sstma
At sl1b Coo ON which there partial insurance.
ybs supposed to have been caused By friction Of
the machinsxy.