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BOARD or COUNCILNEN.

FRIDAY, May %, ls55.-Present d. d. CoNoyFR
ESQ. President, in the chair.
IIird RoodingS.-Thc Board proceeded 70 the final
adoption of various papers which had been ordered
TO a third reading, VIZ:
or Committee ON Finance, in favor of aPpropriat
inc IS OCO to the Dcmlt Dis eusary. Adopiel.
or Committee Finance, in favor OF rel nbursing
90 the fist Regiment ~ \. \. Militia sou, being
norton Of amount spent by il for repairs TO driroOm.
OF Committee on Fire Department, TO non-cUnc1r
TO sus end Engine Co. No. 10 aid substituting IN lieu
Ii olcO that they lie Gishauded; directing that tue new
caria for Hose Co. No Is he of same style as their
present one: in favor of advertising proposals 10 pur
cbase lot for Hose Co. No. 90 Us poss bic 10
IFS present location; in favor of repairs to Hose Car
iaee No 3O in favor OF advertising for Truck for Co.
No similar to that of Co. 3; favor of awarding lot
No. 90 Clarics-s 10 Truck Co. No. ID I'm favor of
pra ting ful thurgc certificate 10 Henry d. Snyder
of Fire Department. q sal led 10y injuries a. a fire in
favor of lofuHdiug money to members of Engine CO.
80: 10 concur TO dismiss complaint ale by Fore nan
OF Engine o. No. 81 against Foreman OF Hose Co
No ~ Ici 10 supply water; IN favor OF pairs
TO In ne o. No. %; in favor of rcfnndng amou II OF
daniUl susi, iacd BY Baltic Hose Co. No IS; in favor
OF sbanCi HOOK ana Ladder Co. Ne. IL; in favor
OF lu,ldi & lew carriage for Hose Co. No. 81. All
adopted
OfCommitee on Ferries, TO concur TO direct the
kssoes of tie ferry from loot OF Catlcrnos. to foot o.
South Tcuhst., Wilhamshuigh, TO put ~ operation
said iouy as practicable. Laid on the table.
or Committee on Lands and Places, in favor OF re-
moving Iees aud lamp posts in the area front of City
Hall. Adopted.
Resolution to procure copies Of the Revised Stat
ute Tor lie different Staiionhouses. Adopted.
Several petitions and resolutions were so presented
and referred. and number OF oris OF Committees
which latter were referred 10 the Committee OF the
NlOle.
Tie Board then adjourned to the frs: Monday in
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War ST.-AppoiRtmenfs -Breyet Major
Join dawick, Captain ID Artillery, 20 be Major Of
Cavalry, vice Mccullough, declined Appointe 1
from Military Academy July ], lr35. Served with
lis regiment ed Artillery in Florida war, AMI
throughout the Mexican war. Brevettcd Captain
for bis eolautry at Churubusco, August 90 1877;
Distinguished in the battle Of Molino del Reyi ana
bicvetied Major for gallaniry at ChePuiepec. Sue
tecdod 10 the command Of Duncans Light b utery
on the appointment of the latter TO the office OF In
II oct0r Ger cIai.
Brvci-Maior George III. Thomas, Captain 81 Artil-
lerv. 10 he Major OF Cavalry, wee Bragg, declined.
Alpointod from Mil.ary Academy July, 1870, to 3 !
Arilery. Served in Florida war aud there breveited
Enst-Liouienent for gallant conduct. Served on Cen
Tavlors line throughout the war with Mexico, receive
il . tie brcvct OF Captain for gallantry at Monterey
a. Of Mrior for The battle oil Bucna VISTA where he
served with lch, battery Afterward Instructor of
frilery and Cavalry at the Military Academy. At
. eso1l serving at Fort Yuma, OF the mouth OF the
Gila River, California.
Brevci Major Robert s. Garnet Captain Isl cav
airy TO be MOTOR 9th infantry vice Benham declined.
An oinied IRON Military Academy Brcvet Second-
Iieuter ait of artillery july, 1871. Distinguished in
battles Of Pao Alto and Resac0 de la Palma, May, 1916.
Abide Camp TO Gen. TaylorJuno, 1916 Blevet Cap
tain for caunt and uOrious conduct in the attack
and cuyiuIe Of Monterey, September LAO. Brevet
Nj Tor for gallant and merlOnOus conduct IN the battle
OF Bucua Vista, February ls47. Captain 9Th in
faniry March, 1871.
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4 CASE FOR THE CHARITABLE.

7o TIE Editcr + The n. y. TribHne -.
SIR Some years since quite stir was made IN THIS
CITY in behalf of two young girls named Edmon ison'
who were then in a slave pen in Washington, anu IN
danger Of being sold South unless redeemed. Inc
girls were members of the Methodist Church.
meeting was held at the Tabernacle, and the re1enP-
ton money raised. The girls when redeemei wee
educated in this State, and the Youngest alter
ward went TO teach at Washington, the eiie'
having died. There were also two brothers, QUE que
HAVING family, who had been sold into the
Red River ion. Tho master of the married
ore refused TO sell him at any pnce but some
short time since the younger sister, by gong
through the Northern States, raised ssOy 70
rm,hssc the freedom of the unmarried brother.
The money was placed in q bank at washington,
bu, before The time came when it could be used an
came to visit the sister, who was living with her
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HAVANA.

From Our Own Correspondent.
HAVANA, May -, l555-6I ?. NJ
The brig Yucatrco has made another trip to
yucatan. bringing in smother lot Of l9l lodiaDs.
The big is 100 tuns burden, so you will judge OF
the miseres these unfortunate men endured on the
passage.
The United States steamship Fulton, Capt.
Mitchell. arrived here yesterday. The French
biig-ol.war Meleagre, British frigate Eurydlce and
brig Arab, with quite feet of Spanish war yes
telt all went to sea yesterday.
There are rumOrs Of various parties suspenling
payn,nt here.
Tie Cuban Junta and Gen. Qnitnan are re-
ported to have separated in mutual disgust, so |
suppose we shall be permitted to remain IN peace
for little period
The weather IL delightful
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notler in Washington, representing him-e to be the
ton Of Dr. Bond Of I'll City the editor Of The Christ
,an Adr0oaft and Journal He told them that he was
u agent of q society established for the purpose OF
eeiiiI slave from The South and tina for the sun OF
$3.50 he would get away not only tie unmarried
bIoher but he other one, and lis family beside. b
come means be succeeded in inducing them 10 tru-t
him. received the money and gave in return a writing
or ratLor scrGwl, for It suifed nothing, and prom
he'd 10 he back by the 10Th % Nay with
tie hr0ilers. As lie did not come, however,
IL g sister came to Dr. Bond 10 make inquiries and
10 Ter great enef disco, cred that she had been
sunGled. Her courage il not destroyed, however
and she has Of once sct about making up the de-
fconcy Those who are inclined to aid her in her en-
desvor will tesse send their contributions either to
The Rev. Henry " ard Beecher, Mr.. II. {. Bowen or
Mr.. J. f. Williams vice-Presdent Of the MetropoI-
TIN EnuL.
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A RKMARKABLE TRANsACTIoS-The last number Of
The Lasf,rH ClarioR published at Pauding, Miss,
gives account of swap negotiated in that vicinity by
Two of s subscribers and vouchcs for the truth or the
story. The chat,os which cham ed owners were moth
inl less than tic wives OF the parties who were on the
eve of migrating, they eventually did, the one to
Alabama and tlo other 10 Texas. The Clarion re-
frnins from giving tie real names of the fuess Ben
odicis and calls iLom Obadiah" and Dick, but
records the circumstances OF the transactl0n-how
tloy went into the woods, sal d0wn on og ald en-
tored upon the business; how they near spelling
tie Il abe because Obc's wife younger crttcr
"ly dozen years" and how, after much chaiering,
The difference was finally oqualzed by the generous
proposal OF Dick TO give, in the way of boot - GOV
- aud calf TWO goa = an Old gun and an ox-5eli.
The resi- Ccive children of the two mothers remained
will th, IesI eciye fathers, and with their Strangely
acouirtd stCl mothers, followed them to the States OF
tlCr % option, and among the free aud enlightened
81, ctors OF Alabama we have The CtIrIOHs authority
for uuulorii Dick who has possession of The
leIson of " Sail whose Neais and honeliless were
bn au,,d BY boot against the attractions and youth OF
81 OIL" who has gone with "Obe' 10 Texas. Tn
Cloygon is unf,ignodly Surprised that two OF s sub
s,iibcIs should not have inbibed from its columns a
"Iuror morality and more manly estimate OF lleay-
" Cu first best gift 10 man..
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rIRr N rITITTNTH-sT.
CITY ITEMS.
attendance,

MrRDyR--If il is not murder what is it young
nan employed as porter in large publishing ostab-
lisImont in this City received his weekly wages on
Saturday night last aud left for his home in Roosevelt,
ST. On tie way he WIS onticed into one of the thou
sand grogshops which line our streets in defiance Of
law and decency. lie drank, became crazed with
rum. or as the reporter said: beastly drunk'-he
fell on the track ofthe Secondav. Railroad-he night
being dark and rainy the driver did not sec him, and
the car run oy er his body. breaking his in three
places. and mangling hi foot in the most shocking
manner. lie taken to the Hospital, inflammation
sd in, followed by notification and he died leaving
Young wife and a child only fortnight old without
friend or relative TO provide for them the first NOR
sci Of food Tie grog-seler received three cents for
the poison tho City paid at least So TO the surgeon
and the undertaken; this j. the dollar and cent view
Of the matter. What shall we say Of the moral view
of it Tie druggist who sells poison b. mistake il
held accountable to the law, and his business is
ruined Thousands of dollars are spent TO oyertake
and secure the man who in moment Of excitement
shoots his elowmsu; but the being in the shape of
man who for patry cause, all the misery in
VOWED in this narrative is allowed to go free, to COM
nit other murders Of the same kind; and yet with all
threse dreadful details and hundreds Of others similar
in character occurring every wock-earned judges
ard lawyers give learned opinions against the power
Of the people to protect themselves against such ont
RACES upon our common nature.
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see no cause Of regre that 30 many scots Of Christians
abound among ~. provided that charity also abound
Ierhaps We could not well spare any Of them. an CO..
,sny VIC should seek in vaia 20 supply the place nov
fl,ed bv the Congregational ministry, II they should
infer themselves to he deluded into nega,ion ofthe
rrinciple which hey have 80 honorabiy maintlined,
end their pure and simple worshp be inerfused with
and Lost in the imitation Of antique forms and usages
no, Of indigenous growth. q.
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4 CARD.
To "a. rSi,or # The y. y. Tribune.

To hs Editor q The y. y. 1'ibHHe
SIR: My numerous friends in this City and the pub
dc generally will oblge Ire by suspending their opin
ion IN regard TO the SAbev Railroad affair yesterday
as fee confident that the civil suit am about to
con n,erce will vindicate nv right by showing that
he law and the facts are on my side. Also, that the
Iulfc are in my favor and against the Company
This Tho issue VIVA = the w VINO has v9a'ed ~ ms
go Jli csc must b. decided by judge Of ~ Superior
Cent IL not question o. prejudice preference 'I "3ts
an b pck tut SIN pie question 81 civ / J W .-,.
Nc - Nirts-Qr.. Nsy S. 1872 J. w fhNNtNoAS-N'
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TIE LATE LIQUOR CASE.

T. n, Editor Of The y. J. frbnnG
SIR: Allow me 20 suggest correction in one OF tne
rt,in TIN TaIBusE Ibis oTunE The not brought
w sections the Ne- Lquoy Lar but unier the law Of
~ Ard 10 Prove that Ne penalties Of tha' las M ldng
The crraiut aslius walker bought b. the Caron
League ut by the City Aince who furnished the proof and
aided The Corporation Attorney Leahey. against whom CON-
sp ss made by fhe Carson Lele, offered Del nse and
~ an % owed Is he Liquor Dealers At-ociaion know
ti,g f h. ea.e ard merely cOnseniel that he case should
i5ll "a sgcori NJ % That OF Walker Respectfully
'e L. J. WARREN, Cor. sec. CITY Aliauc-.
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Advert sement
CuaScrs FOR hIuJJNERY.-On Of the finest

chances ever orered the ey portion Of the public, now
rrfnfed ty LicTEssTyN No - bowey corner OF sster
- for The urct blooms Min Goods. Dres Inn
nj Il. &c a. urces enw the rates u similar
an ies 1Ll ~ estal.hment announce tnt y ns JUS
oened over .ighty ttou11d dollars worth o ace sos
tl linz Of lrsss the g0Ots arsr a t0o ate 'eAo
f ri usua dpo.a wholesale, hey vii BE- fetansd "a We
mot ARA rlry bic leaa The assonDt p "a.
81 ~ss. ay INK II th kind witnessed before - u
crurrr, Al co shades VI c1.or- may % ione -
Ia and Il j. imp e. h,rrforf. for ne u . eios
IL seiectAg arc e 10 pes every ia'e' ~"
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e.u.x RKg,o importers. Aauusctarer, an '"ee" a.
-, 49, :, III 4, NV AM spacious "af'ADaet -. ~
ns sv ar nov Wing; and WI coz h ~ 80, "a 10
.,ysr1tgs whsh ErrypesD sknl can po1aee 70 mo
e Of PB God an seyei - bs, sinS, ne.y .nd
no" s,.t rerv rcb and ELABORATE HAscsss, sds2ed
On iys,s Hs or pasee, are invied 70 cal and ersnSe ma
o .,.@svs ack Ires asdu BE- made Le and AL COO
ilen 80 he eze,ued viii promp,ne~ and srasrc ski1
us-rtsns sUppd vi American soo1s Al lowest possible
rrcSg
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DrsHIrR's FEVER and AGuE PILLS are sellin

with pdty notwithstanding their recent dseov-
cry Dealers IN thu Cry aud elsewhere cay snp"rceds all
The old needles hsi many physicians Of the highest re-
pectaby pr,tee and commend H. Sold BY all dealers and
h, G. D. ursHLER Agent, the wholesale depot, No. 81
Broadwsy. New -hork.
Tie eyc Iou NJ snd successful remedy sold at whoelsssis
and retail Nv CuAs H. LNc corner Broadway and JONAS
also rs " CLcKfNER Co., No. 81 Barclaysti STEPHEN
Paul Co No. 10 Cham bessti and r. c. WELLS Co..
No MS FraAkliu-st.
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PrRsoSAL-Dania Ullmann, Esq., OF this City, has
accepted an invitation to deliver Grafton at VIII
mngton, Del. on the Fourth ofJuIy next.
Gov. Powell Of Kentucky is on visit TO Indisnapo-
liz. stopping with Gov. Wright. Miss Murray a
Maid Of Honor 10 Queen Victoria, a lady Of fine edu-
cational requirements, is nlso the guest Of Gov.
Wright.
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MAcIAURIN's P,TESI SYSTEM oP PESMAssfnr
surh Author and Psteniee At k Rooms NO. DO
o..tf-s.,
1.Rss-eZ for complete course. uninited-l oaa'HJAs
Tf raf ir,erfor fr witch United States Gov
hn ut frred Patent consists Of method for uA.las IN.
hsnS Which l. II rirey ard which assoLvTkIf sa
@--ce mad q; he ren and hsndvnitaf comdnlas
beauty and legitity with cREAT sAfiDiIf ., 49,
qualities which are not acquired U eoS1"A'''
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Hundreds thousands and tens Of thousands

have borgh end u,ed Dr. JOSH BULLS sARsAPAaiLLA ani
mo- one h. said a. DO them good. II 4 The gea re nedy
rn Old Kcnucky f al sprng aud sumner comp ANTS ans
n from mpu blood and III changes Of the weather such a.
zne-s shs Of heat he sk headache, sickness at tbs
~ sch To- Il appetite and bi affections soil at Dr.
JouS Bulls Office G sey bu dng corner Of broadway
nc or tx bot 10 fJf fo-eno Oeioss
RlrHrrg cnfnlr 81 OlAlft
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:. Il il bad enough % have 70 pay eighteen pence

mound f roast Of bssf Il It'll - have SHRINK
a arfer We advise every 10 keep NeHs "eshe sey
and apply tbs proper remedy whenever ney noe .o,
weigh. ~ the exIe Uncut no honest HAn WI "'S'S'S
have BIZ rood re-weigh-d- a. ua.
,.y,ieuary ed ~ family use weighing from
a. tcs +, Two u,r-i and forty pounds and warranted
cuHie may b. fund q he scale afeh91. NO 70, pross
WY between Deg suc CcuItlandtsts fAEBMAs q o.
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r,,u RAILROAD AccDENr-VFRDIcr oY CES-

E4TH klIIIUNU NJ IUfF = 7 ItI'I' II ' -
,s,Tr.,k Rufier by 10 wears Of az. recen living
- ~. rsreuf. a No. 90 Fourthav.. "a ally injured
rTsv eseurg hy flnc 81 he 'front.' platform q freih
-, IN the Haven Railroad Company IN Foarhas and
"a. nm over by tie wheels He taken INTO he drug
- corner OF ahi..i. where b. slerSsrd died Cor
90, Whe' n b. q IA inquest the body yesterday when
reS fhsr hovs 10 the BE- Of jumping a1d y he
fcsrs drawn by h0rse such the clsa wh-n fl' ae
snt tarptned lul she Jury rendered fhe fllo~ng verde
49, dec ed car1e be d-a.h b. II ls ty being -un oHer
h. e cftte New Haven eishtc driven b. Frank IN -1E
gfe jury xculpse TIE driver om al blu- bar een-uf tle
frr.rv f 10 having brakeman between tn twJ cas-
Xch were corrected BY which means hs accident msif
80 been PREVENTED
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TEAS The best assortment 81 FINE IEA> WI
- svns NJ the C,xroN TIA CoMPASrs s-ereeed ss
sesanf ,.o-e No les Chafhan-s (bef~een Psafi s9l 49,
xeir.rs fhe Oldest Tea es'ab hns NJ In b. oJ a.
orr rcaders they can do better here than eSe"''''
10 esaie " rctAl No trarch rore~
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RFvuw OF THE PoIicE.-The Police Will be re-
viewed By the MAYOR in the Park this afternoon az
o'coCk. They will he drilled, and medals Tor merit
he given 10 seven Of the men. Those who have inY-
iators, OF which a large number have been ssnef,
will b. provided for in the Governors Room and the
MAYORS Office.
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RrS OyFR AsD KILLED - ARREsr. - Yesterday
erp ehd rsel John Mslice, aboai eve years O sss
wtro rs-nf reside A. No 81 Fesey r1s run " p u tii
80, resr he stov. rrb,r ard killed By eiri driven b
Chr Corner TIE nc ryen On 10, ~ ~ IN " ne
accent Conuor vas arres.el By the Third " ad 'a ga
- ~ c,esss avns sad taken to the P0.co Cont, where
BE- vas detained o. await a. inquest
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HousE-FuRsusHIse GoopsLy w.sl DEa ~. Ts
c..r.r, Pitchers aad Goblets bd, Good.
,Psn1sd t.. Trays ivory Table Cutlery. feshst Daser,
Sl A. Ktobea Furniture Rsfxeralors, AZ the approved
IT, nd CooIss Utsls Ef BLEsIs I'D othst RAn1e<
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Tnr P,RApE oh la POLIcE tO-day Inay be ea.

\ Dl.T' I'T-'1t. ''1@I
4 srd eouofrsb , viewed from The windows and ir9n os
~ H. m B.aNuss Nrsrus where he Swiss Bsarfel L.y
aS her Hesred fsnf the Maine Ganre-s the Dw.n LAZY
L. rsrop and no extra charge made lhs e1cee az
ma srnusirr afternoon and evening perf5nnsnceA
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fadveriscmenf.l
RrnnING's RrsSN SALYE-A Boston remedy Of

80 arr ins-Higby recommended by PhysoiAns IL
sresdiy cures BURNS BoLs COINS PILES fELoss CHrL-
BLarNs old SORES, &c. s box Sold By all DfugEss;
A. T. D. SANDS, {. v CLIlKENER CO. C. ~ Ring corner
Ioln.sf Newiofk; JoHS GILBERT Co, Wa Is. LfssEn.
Pligae pha kEDDNG Co, PopiotOrs, Boston
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SERIOUS Row oS SHIP.-A difficulty o'nn-rai
,s.,sr5rv on board the ship R,rpahsnnosk bsse-1 d
Cu.h,rs he frst une and Mchal. RyNn ss-'r. lA'
-rer IL ,r.. alleged : I'd a cApstn bs- AMI strlcS kfsl
over tie head several inns ctins wcad' p 1st ~
Character The Injured nan Int O. h HIfprA ni f
va arrested md cent ber- Jus leo Coaaoy, SIo e9l
NIT hin fIr
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-, Ia Of Gas FUT1rREs. 70

(t4ei ltAe fI-NeW sty Itb VI UfS n -.
- So. -. ~ bo modern and antique tes.Ss, ~
" bolessie try~rs psrieulsdy ia,,ed % ssn IA 81
rs-rf.~,nr,,s Dspot q ARcHEE, WkAtn "a, cnuarT
- thr tssf able Oo Wofxs n' o>~~s
TSy.yg e5nrehs. nd Fsctoriss. Ia this sS1aHJ.
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CoNyIcrs LET LOOSE oS THE CONNUNuY.-The
Criminal Courts of ths City within the last two years
INST have sent 10 tho State Prison larger number Of
desperate characters than for several years previous
Among them were some who were defended by able
counsel who tried in vain TO save their clients, but
e utoof being 80 clear that Jurics could not fail to
convict. and sentence a. natural course followed
But The enors of their counsel 90 not stop here;
course is had 10 the Executive OF The State FIR pardon
-somoncs before the cow let has scarcely rcachc 1
tie Prison walls. Representations Of all kinds are
made TO the Governor; if the prisoner has wife and
children they are sent up TO importune the Governor;
false and fraudulent statements and certificates
made; even politicians are used, those who have in
fuoncc with the Governor and it Is said that a subor-
diuate connected with the Executive Office for
money conuptly and disgracofuly used bis influence
with the Governor TO procure pardons for conyicis
Among the number who have recently been pardoned
from State Prison are Joseph Morrison alias Butcher
Ioe notorious convict who has twice been sentenced
to tie SingSing Prison for burning grand arce-
ny; George Brown alias Neddy Brown, also sent there
twice for grand larceny; Philip McArdlc, wen known
TO the Police a. notorious councreiter; also Isaiah
Seonor who our readers will recocci, convicted
in April, 1854, for a series OF emgrant frauds, by
which large number Of unfortunates were swinded
out of their hard eanings, and who it is said had
cumulated fortune by his nefarous practices, is at
large, having been pardoned by the Governors he
makes secret saying IS he had paid largely for
bis release This fellow cost the County a large sum
ofmoney 10 convict a thewtneses had to be brought
nom distant State at the trial and their expenses
paid while here. and yet scarcely year elapses
before the convict out OF prison to renew his depre-
datious.
Some of the above convic;s were pardoned by Gov.
Seymour at tie close of bis term and Others by the
pitsent Gov. Clark.
Too much mercy has been shown by the Governors
of this State for several yoas past and il to be
hoIed that their attention will be turned to tbs mat
ter so that the intention of the law shall be carried
out through the Courts in sentencing the conyct to
prison, to exclude them from the community for u
time as an example for other ey.l-doers.
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Advertise meni.
-WArrR En- TFR-A npr

rfer Of waer irnpregnaed wi lime or vegetable matter
Ran-wAer rer entirely tasaless ana clear - crystal
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