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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31
ssepma Ebesti,tg EDITION
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FOR STEAMBOATS,. RAILROADS.&C.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.
SATURDAY, March jI-2 2.

SATURDAY, March jig Z. n.
! AsHIs.-The Market presents alteration. Sales
Of Pou 81 &c 1855 rs, and So so for Pearls.
CoTTos The Market 10 quiet, awaiting the letters
per Steamer Asia
FLOUR AND MEAL The receipts Of Western and
State Flour sh.. The Market is decidedly buoy
ant, with coed demsnd for the East and for home
trade the better grades are OF Glow sse to the trade
but holders are firm. Toe sales of Western Canal
are 400 bbls at e. ~ ~ SO for common 10 choice
State; So 500 80 81 for mixed to good brands Mich-
gan, Indiana, and common to good Ohio, sno ell so
q tl3 for extra Gsnesee.
Car sdan Flour is we'll held and is in mAager supply
with few srrivslsi sale of 600 BIDS at o. 50 slo
IS for very common 10 extra brands. southern -Four
is decidedly frmer, and the supply not adequate for
the demand; sales are l. 400 bbls. at 90 IS sl0 FOR
miIfd to good brands Baltimore, Alexsn sad
Georgetown and sl0 70 eli for fsvoriie fancy and
exIss. Rye Flour is quiet; sales Of II bbls. a. %
25 &c rs for fire and superfne. Corn Meal is well
held Gales of jersey at q 37i, and Brandywne at
e. IS. Buckwhest Flour is quie' a. o. so 50 81.
GRAIS-Ihe market for wheat ia nearly bare, prtie-
ulaly for Western and State the demand is slight;
We heer of no sales Rye il not plenty, and 10 de-
uard at 81 35asl &c. Oats are in lively request for
the trade and are better Gales of Jersey at 81 e62c
and State and Western at 81 arse. Barley and Bar.
ley Malt are very inactive. Corn is in fair request
for the trade, and held firmly; inquiry for the
East the arrivals trivial; sales Of IL 500 bush a.
tl for Western mixed in store; 99c. 81 for Jersey
yellow, and 81 for Southern white and yellow; round
yellow is in meagher supply.
WHIsKr-The market has improved the arrivals
limited; soes Of so bbls hishprsof Prison at 3lc;
low.proof lie held at 3lIc
PRoyIsIoSs-The market for Pork lie better, with
fair demand the arrivals light sales of $50 bbls.
at sl4 62dl4 IS for old Meas, sl6 50 a sI6 rs for
new do tn 3iasl4 37i for new Prime, els es.s IS
for clear, els SIS rs for Western Prime Ness and
tiIues in fair demand sales of 25 bbls at 90 5Oe
g. rs for country Pine, % 50ael2 for do. Mess,
els rs TO. yermoht Mess, els rs for Ex1ado, sH 50
a BIS 25 for r.packed Chicago, and $40 Sl6 IS kf
Extra do. Prime Mes is inactive at $50 a s25. Beef
Bsms are heavy a. eli a $40. English Bacon is well
held aId in good request tie arrivals limited sals Of
LEGO boxcs at &c. fer short and long mddles rib in
end G, a for boneefs. Land iss'eiiy. Butter and
Cheese ere without change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31

An suociation under the tito Of " The Indiana
kansas Industrial and Literary Association" has
lee form ed at Dublin, Indiana. The objects are:
! To secure territory sufficiently large for home
ID farm for each family. q To furnish buildings
nd paebinery for the ifcrent mechanical and man.
tsciurirg pursui Of the company. 3. To establish
MANUEL Labor School acceptable to ALL where stu
ars c.D pay their expenses by their daily labor. L.
issrect suitable buildings for meetiDgs, lyceams, and
~ general purposes Of the sssoci ,tioo, 10 pursu.
nee cf the plans Of the Society Families will go on
sKsrsss as rapidly as terenens can be provided
ir tber &C ,ommodation when they arrive there. 1t
sepected that FIVE hundred will remove at an early
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ASSE MBLY.

BILLS INTRODUCED.
To incorpor,te toe New. York, A.toria and Ravens
wood Steamboat Company. y
In relation to Officers and Clerks OF Banks 10 New
York and Brooklyn.
BILLS REPORTED COMPLETE.
To incorporate the Ssnoy Hook Pilots Cnan'so"
FuLd.
To abosb the Fees Of County Judges.
To allow nlee inmate Children to inherit properly
in certain essts.
81 GOO eco 10 build City Hail. TO create new Wsrds
in Brooklyn; to Brooklyn City Railway; toena'ie
reslc ept slieL to Loo real estate.
The Set ate sme ndments to the Dill 70 ensole tho
City Of New.York to raise money by tA1' was coo-
Cured in.
BILLS PASSED.
To authorize bonds of Supervisors to adopt real
and make certified copies Of their proceedings on
evidence; to prevent The sale OF Unwnole'ome anu
Impure Milk.
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SUPREME COURT-k CHAAsrsS-hAReHs l-Bssore
judge HoRRIs.

HABEAs CoRPUs.-In the csse OF Matilda Wade,
you're sressd Tnesosy night ana sent TO
Morris th.s forenoon rendered his de
eop lie hoes that housh TIE Gov, 'roIs Of the Al
power nfer the feniieatisr
the House the Warden has mt lad tbs tran'fer In
de Ease nysc the party e. sd to her disch.rse
a that account Bbt the important tn IN rels
tcI 10 he conuitu In odeI t. eIsog being
sseunor po.ttate sb6 having no lAwi OBTAIN
.ss thsr, u.t be poshye proc to b. thee points 20
srAosse conviction ard the evidence card q It must
ss~e on ,be record 90 TIA. Court Of Re oold decide
Gs The lap, The uselvs ether the party be prop
p e seteo or not The coDciusoh ofls~ 70 ~
bsee Rosr that ,he Is common pr.s,itae. no. such
eomps poof" requires rbere benz
sou peieLt PROOF re ,Ueicpt record In thn case he prs
ssf 10 enttlso 10 her dischziEe -
ne Jsdse ,,id that wouo the Mstron Of tbs City
n with when she placed last evening" an order for
hrshehGse
MseOrssof OF the counsel remarked to the Judge
"a II he eeoif etsd The Orsbi, application for hsb AS
as related 70 shout OF the sirs hut be he Jut gel In
2sd that Ibe question should Be tried wrs 10 ooly
TW two OF them.
s Jposs replied tb.t Mr. Msc6 had batter get out wrs
Ilaess eoTp for tie Nhoe Of tbsu and bcs al do
shtHdty before him or some o her Judge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31

The sale Ct portion Of Daniel Webster's Marsh
is property took place az the old homestead on the
ssh March. Real ec'.s~ to rho amount Of ere. 200
m sold. The same property cost originslly over
M 900. 10. Of cattle aud sbeep we're slse disposed
d. which produced The sun of s2,l0o' Mr.. Web
SIR, affairs were left in state of great emoarrass-
ptp but bic iends we believe expect to be sbie to
ave to the family some 300 400 acres Of the es'.e,
epdp the old marion. AT the tue of his de ,ea,e,
aseus ,be Massachusetts statesman owed the mode
,re rum of sl.O OO0 or theresbouis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31

ka,bcy, ir the directics Of Long Ialsad. Durng u
nigh, bright slArs nluaios'sd ne sky ssd pssssss
ed brbispt sppesr,nce. I: vss q drt sappsssd 70
be vessel on Ire, but the defiance 10 which he
danes eeered to extend nesstived thx supposttiO-
Az nearly a. could be sscetsioet from the ne Of
s.e. cope L. n tract If woods the eassery sAore
OF the slard vw on IRE, which the high siod pre-
vailirg sesued very materially 70 favor. Some pss-
ticusr. may yet be received to the csuss Of The
pheLomsnon tNAs-Usven Register, 3oth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31

TIE wrArHER, CRoPs, &c.-A friend writing to
US on business adds to hls letter the following post
crpt urder GATE Of Milwaukee Wis, March 20, 1855:
al have been travelling about this State for two
weeks to locate two of my young sons, and mucn OF
the way IN ,Ligksl The weather remains cold and
snowy, en- unusually severe winter, but W have great
reason TO be thankful that this State has q largo
pus Of grain and fodder to prevent the suffering OF
man or beast-a plenty Of hay and much gram.
Il am gratfed TO zee the Tribune is so generally
circulate in State and the inc, easing confidence
in it smopg he people. l meet il at almost every
town like al ole END among Strangers"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31
THE ENLISTMENT OF RECRUITS IN THE U. s.

We are in rsceip, OF papers froa HalifAI, N. 3,
and st. joins, n. b, of is'e dates. The Legislative
Council Of Novs Scotia has refused pass the Pro-
hibitory Liquor Law, defer,iny s Consideration until
the next sessiOn.
The Haltor Journal contains official orders for
providing rators for 100 recruit, expected fro the
United States, for the army 10 the Crmea Toe same
psp4r ssys il is expected that 600 men viii be OBJ
isred in the United States, who are to be kept 81
Hrlfsx long rough to be drilled and dscip lined.
A St Johns paper says that the Official bsndbills
fer the enlist nent are sgt ed by Lewis NJ. Wtlkins
Provincial 81 cretsry of Nova Scotia and the proceed
pgs are understood to be connected wth the Wait Of
tie Hon joseph Stowe to the United States, tro N
which be has not ct return ed.
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n. Y TOWN NEE TING S-SUPERvn
WE 5TCHESTER co.

WE5TCHESTER co.
Why Anti RN East ohe'es-na9' L,oa-
Levi. bofo- Daniel hurd hye-Icnn Z; hHsnaL -
souerf-Nh iisu bsrhal IT. Pounordse-"m Il smith
Man aToneek-John ficuei b., hsd99s
Inn ann x North Csstie-9enj Tdpp.
WIKI. p',i,s-Jobu O Clspp Bedtord-H D Robersoa.
S,.uS.is-Fr.neis secor. Greenburgh-Seth Bird
Bsui.ou-ur. ". Gray. Westchester-A hitheld
NH s., sn- q C. rirck sst Farms-s. n. Purdy
c..;n,in.-Wli.ua Mills New Rochelle-? sherwood
Mt Plsssspt-H.W 1onpkins New Csstle-John T. Hsishr
Yopker.-Wiisn d. A. Pelham w. Horton
Yorktown and Cortland not heard from, but they
cal not vary the result as the Anti indoos will have
workI majority in the Board.
Nrw.YoRK TowS ELEcTIoSs.-We have kept, a.
psusl table OF the suits of the town meetings. Ia
the counties 20 far as heard from-gvicg the KnO "
Notbipgs all they elaim-the list stands lie Wigs
qs Democrats sLd SC of the so.caed Know Moth
"ipes'-or in the aggregate, 2ll against the Or
"der," to &C for it-rather more than double
Albany Journal.
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Foreign Ports.

A. B.rseos 9Th Inst, sebr Maria LOUISE tBr -, for
York =, ~
A. Tsmpieo 10Th in.t brig B.es Smith. from New York
AIT OH; scbr VIM Mssor for York. som
Al 81. Johus. P. R, March 10, sehn NJ Freeman
0ioy,r m (ua,sus TO fsish Jdg for New York festy III
len Matilda Welsh for NewYol, via Arecieo. in a.y';
Lucy w AtlneeT Alexander. for New York so1ni AIee
Move Pke a. Baltimore CO.; Ebtereri.e dswtns for Hall
fsx in 4 dave vosut Lord, from Wininston N discs
Arr at sssus Ia Grsrde sh lost bss Po'n'e', HUI day
sra bre. Plo Lsrr.bee Scotlsnd Strout do Sid cth
EXP Brws.t Week. Nee yorh; bris Webster Parks, d
18th, 6tiie Flower Pluner do
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IMPRISONMENT OF WOMEN ILLEGAL.

The Supreme Court this morning, de;ided that tho
sci 6r Of women TO the Penitentiary as done under
the recent order Ct the Mayor is Illegal and that they
ere of course emitted - their liberty The one named
in the writ Of habess corpus was ordered to be dis
charged snd soon as writ, can be made out on
Monday all the ott era will be liberated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31

lp act Of the Legislature Of the State OF new
Yof entitled authorize the City OF Brooklgn to Dor
row money To is,ue Foods therefor PACED March 1885,
notice hereby given PR0PO iALs will he received a.
the CoIolers Office (City Bs untl the 18th day OF April
NIT for the whole any part Of s,iS Loaf follows
$50 oft PSI able 10 ten yesD from An. 1854
s'5o00. pAysble in Twenty yesrs from Jan llS8
Said LOsn will be 10 Bouts Of 81 go each With A.
seltd ,rd .iDs interest 81 per snnau psysbs
ui stuusy Oh the LIST day OF Januy July 10 each year
NB-so pioposss will be received for the whos any
part OF ssiS Loan st lefs than par vsus.
Proposals %, amounts and be terms npsn wai:h
h. ,.ne vii Le t.itp VIM B. LEWIS Controller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31

The steamship Asia arrived at Boston abou.
non to-day. Her mails will reach New-York at
rSbsbt.
Ne can find no news Of interest In our 6les,
.litiopal to the dispatch received from Halifax.
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FURTHER FROM HAVANA.

BALrIMokI, Sci uruaV, Msfcn IT, 1873,
The Southern mail, - late o. due, is received.
ktfer from Havana, dated 25th inst. to Tse
Ckaystton Ne, cary, says tha, Felix. Estamps., and
Capt McCulloch had pubic tial on the gath, but
we're not allowed 10 employ counsel.
FeliI and Estsmpes we're both found guilty. aud
the former sen,esced TO ten years 10 the chain
gangs, and the latter to desth by the gasose. No
Culloch would be discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31
LAW LVTEZLIGENCE
SUPREME CoURT-GrsrsAL TERx-MAaeH 81.

DECISIONS
Max Maretzek and wife agt Ole Buu-Ofder se.-
,ip. .side .itse hmen principally the ground that mar
r.d woman horned By law TO entef into
on her o.n bshaf affirmed Nth costs IL,
costs MI. r..... I.l,n.ot a6rnsS
Ros.n Miller sst John Wsstfall Same ,, .,
Jos.ph I. Gilbert at Theooofs beseh-'oss"e''' '"'
Hsr,es Femst.r sgt Francis Wild New 'iial Tan'sd'
jo.tb Ksncsl sst Fdwsra Stone -Jadsment smfmsd'
with costs x.s.- r,z.u.,t Animal
18th la&ts
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NovA Rfrey Boats-5se bbs Flour 10 pkes Ashes 100
fert SO 90 WHISKY 200 sides Leather isl pkgs Be ans
4 sat dnes
RE Rdirood-l9t bbls Flour % pigs. Ass.s $50 do
Is Lesh. go Hos, 81 bales Cotton Ioo pkss Starch s.
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81 TELEGRAPH 70 CHI SBW- YORK rRIBUNI
KANSAS ELECTION.

CHICAGO, Saturday, March u, 1855.
Aahpa,eh from Weston, Missouri, via St. Louis,
ssys that the Pro Slvery Tcse, on the north side Of
Kas.ss River had eco m.jorry and that there wss
20 cppost,n to the ProSlavesy Ticket in Bun, Osk
or Atchison Precincts.
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rs h'AKsHAL's OvFfcg-lPsrL l.

ARRysT OF A B2ITISH RECRUITING OFFICER.
The Marshal of Pbsiadelphis arrested, we Iuder
80 lhs loren on (,hrau.h N. Msrshsl here per
Sss 70 he BIith cfssr ,.hHgsd WITH raitps e)ntra
~ 10 the Neushy law. pol In the UItsd States fog
'si'iee Of foreign soyeInaeL:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31

spiritunli.m in BrookIyu-a Public Conference viii
,, he ID A. the BroOk Ia.ti,ste TOMORROW (Saoi.y ct
- oeieet AID sLseiure will be given BY Mrs ELIZA
CLARK sta's free.
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AFx1ved.

Ship Welr E'on Barstov Nes- Orleans March 10. With
rd,. 10 stanton rbsnson 29b miles east 81 Ess Hsf-
nor saw a wr,es with topa -. jast shove wstsr.
ship Creole Pierce Eew oris.s dsJ' Nth esstoa ne
Bhs VIM n. Pss'. tof hrPsssll ~ssesr s.sss 10
GRANGE 18th irst NJ sgssI, TO Suck Co 18th lost
durips hssyy gale from N. lost a anchor saA shsio
from the deet
sehr Cha pss (of 9eorre) Hstberas Csrdssss, 1tb
i,st With mois.~s &c TO Esn.ud TancsiA 18Th Inst
on Cage Fear sale from 10 n. w va hove % hsr
am eIds o teck load Of 81 essss nslssses sstef Casks
iut lat 80 g. lon IS 81 barb b. A. Marie hos nstsn
for Falmouth. Eng IA,
lumber, msstsr ixp-risnceo heavy we.shef -
schr PochsboItss BtIhlsy. bsy.ra day w,a IT,, -.
bscoo &c 70 msasr 3Ist -, rs 30. Lon 10 70 wSns
TITO BY an unknown barb which carried s.sy soessyss 20
head bboon snd done ether dspsss Mhsh 20 On IN. ~,
tsssue spols bsIk L. A kinsmsn, Ehns'e' he'''
Key West ,,.,u.,. On = Rusv
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, March o. 1855.
Our Money mSket ia unchanged. Stocks STEADY ct
the followD quotations.; Readu z Railroad, al;
Morris Cspsl Ia; Loog leland Railroad, i6ii
Penn sy lsanis Rsurose, Al Pennsylvania Ststa
Fiyes esl.
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MARINE 10 URNAL.
PORT OF NBw-YORK......MAaoHsl ii.
Cleared this Forenoon.

stesnshrs- jamestown, Psrrbh Norfolk, Lndsn 49,
sntsi kpoxvilis. Lgolow Savannah, D. L. hisehe"' 's
Adsr Tsner Cha lesion.
bhgs.Grey hound Pierce Csdk II d. bfooknss 4 wi
Cseoe, Hubbard, bt hsrss smawood. Anderson 4 Ce,
pt Ian. sinond: Newbe,n uss,er 19ns psvn
MAILER Lofd L NJ. Munsop B ewstsr, Baltimore, vea
brunt sssbti Adranns Bucser Baltimore, n 4 4 4
berehsid Fsefet Down, Baltimore, N. A. Bsnehafds
6ylpk. Holly. Providence msrer
sloop-John Adsnson, HsiIses. Norwich, J. II Hsvsns.
stsamer-Bevsry. suiah, Phasdslphis, w. H. TqsneSa
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MARINE 10 URN " l.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81.
Cleared this Forenoon.
Bark Tfvols, MooIe, WIminston, stuIses Cook
PORT OF NEw-YORK......

Arrived.
u. NJ steamship Marion, De Forest, Charleston, win
mdse and pas TO spoa,rd Tie.ou Co Passed coming
cut bis Sea Bell fTost Of Bangor Ne days from Lssn'
IA put In p ts,ss with Il o. aud leshios badly
Us NJ sesrsbip Floriss, Woodruff, IS bous I'm sav,n-
nah with mose sL6 psss Samuel L. Mitchell 18th inst
10 coming out passed in the river ship yus Howa outward
boutd.
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TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate q

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the sarrogateM
Il On. connty OF New Yost notice hereby pvsn 70 ~
ncr.ons h.yins claims ssaRn JOHN PLDkoNCLLLi Ne ~
&. Cty Of Es~Yorh deeessed 10 present. me an 60
yoaeh.rs s1b.erbers The redsnce o.
p,s,,.e.H Ne s47 Grsndst in the City Of Got %
or t.fore the bteth dag 81 June nexi-Osese NS
the 18th day Of Decenbsr ls4 ,,.
CArHARINE YZDROnCHLLI,
as isvsnss - -
TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the sarrossts
shs County Of ,o ss1' srsiRS2sIxoI ..s
yosehsn .bsrbe,: Ne We az o. -
~ ,ss Ssy of Nav next-Dssea New Yorh, Ne svsstT
seventh ''' '' oe' ARMED BEcKERMAN, y,seo.sr.
.a,.xsms JOHN BAHMANN,
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color fyirg TO her cheeks; ard that in all her love-
eps eches and solloques IN the former,
where she should have addressed herself exclusively
10 me-her attention was sure TO wander In that
hisbly Inappropriate direction.
A. length the curtain fell; We joined the rest Of
the party upon the grass the servants ou.ied tnem
sci, es in spreading cold collation. on shady bank
nnder the hnc ems; and We fell into lively and gen.
srnl copy en- alton We were very merry. We jestei
We laughed; we cbi1ked our glasses together; and
the tl.Dder pecked Rhine bottles went swiftly round.
The invalid Licknamad me his deputy, and chai.
lepced me to take wine with him.
"Your health Herr Deputy" said be, gaily e. no
drain ed the glass. This old JohAnaisoergsr Ike
A totm Of Sohers or Wieland s-the older II ", the
hjeber it's flavor. Vira rtno p"
You do not include kotzebUe in the compliment,
WoHgsDg" ssd our entertainer, win meaning
smile. 80
"Kotzebue :" echoed the other with q wry face.
"Koizebue should say not, indeed; de more
ouack thsn poet, ar more concerted than pea-
cock He finds only himself wherever he goes; aud
when be arrives at place, be gives himself not the
DIGIT, 81 trouble about heaven or earth air or water
animal or vegetable. He beholds nothing but his
own ,syirs AID doiDgs even at Toboisk he Is Per
fecty certain that al the people are occupied ei'aes
in trsr sis'ipg his psys studying acting, or, o. me
very least. rehearsiDg them
There was something remarkable In the appear
spce of this Your mar, and could not keep from
looking at him a. he lay e1.snosa on 1ne ~
both handsome and int, nigen', his nose and mouth
beautifully formed, his fore head high, and his eyes
briIlistt black, like hose of Italian Yet it .as
fcMotly so much the actual features. q. toe noble
character and expression o. bis physiognomy, that
moot impressed ne; and listened to his imPe'u4as
aud earnest speaking, with an interest tor when
ko,z. bue," said toe plain lady, who was nov
seated rex, 10 me 81 is the delnea'or OF manners
rather than Of men"
"Ssy the delinestor of crime, Madame exclaimed
" @ other The corruption and pronlgsey OF ',e
Esh., cisss,s ia the lne In which Kotzeble eXcell
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errors ceasng TO be dangerous when it is permitted

erofu ceasng 10 De dangerous when 1t Is permitted
freely TO combat them.
De q, therefore, enacted By tie General As
semoty That no man shall be compelled to fire.
quent or support any religious worship, place. or
ministry whatsoever, nor shall he be enforced re-
strained molested rburdcned in his body or goods,
nor shall he otherwise suffer account ofisreiigious
opinions or belief but that all men shall be free to
profess, and by argument to maintain, their opin-
ions In matters of religion, and that the same shall
In no wise diminish, enlarge, affect their civil
capacities. a
And though we well know this Assembly, elected
by the people for the ordinary purposes Of legis-
lation only, have no power to restrain the acts of
succeeding assemblies, constituted with powers
equal TO our own; and that, therefore, TO declare
this act irrevocable would be of no effect in law
Yet we are free to declare, and do declare that the
rights hereby asserted Of the natural rights Of
mankind, and that If any act shall be hereafter
passed 70 repeal the present. or to Its ope-
rations, such an act viii be an Infringement Of
natural right
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Agents for the 9 American Organ.''

ROBERT HUNTER, Alexandria, Va.
ALvRED LEwELLIN, Richmend, Virginia
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