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a Slaye Case IN Ohio.

p We lean from The Guernsey (Ohio) Times Of
tie 2Slh December, tlal slave case had just
heel, decided there IN which one of our citizens,
Mr.. N. NJ. Lee, was interested. II appears that
two neglo boys, EnOcli, aged III Yeas, belonging 10
Nh. Lee and, and Lewis. aged 9, belonging Mr..
y. Nowdignie Of Kentucky, wtre about the 9th
day Of d. cenber placed IN chnfee Of a. W. Gra.
ham in this city 10 he conveyed 10 Kentucky
Graham was Instructed 10 proceed wa. the Ohio
River, but finding il lot narigahle, without The
knowledge or consent Of the owners Of The boys
look them Though Ohio BY the Genital Railroad.
The cars in which they irave'cd were detained
by accident Of Cambridge, in Guernsey county,
where the boys were taken iron The custody Of
Graham by Wi, Of habeos corpus aud Brought he.
fire Judge DelOrg 10 ny the right Of Gialiam to
their custody.
Before the Argument Of The case The counsel 0r
the respondent moved that The boys be brought
into court for tie pnlpose Of making le'r election
whether they would 80 with their masters OF Ic.
<man.. urol Ills M1iaa lle ..llllae ,leeidst- tt
tic agent 81 Tie owners they were In the State
Of Ohio not as Jugiiu,s, but by the voluntary oct
Of the asent having then In charge; Ohio beng II
ice State, and the U. S. constitution only leqhir.
ing Of n State W surrender OF reisons Escaping
iiOm labor from another State. lie then decided
that the boys were too young 10 make their eltc.
: tiUn rs 10 who they would 20 with; and ordered
them 10 be placed in the hands OF guardian. Mr..
GMham had tier. fore 10 depart without the boys,
an, their owners 10 lose them.
The question OF relt OF transit through one
State to nnoilnr, Tor man anil his slaves, alosc IN
The Lennon slave care. wlich The Sla'c Of Viz,
finia Is now pressing helote lie u. 5. CouIls.--
III. qll, Son arose in the above case IN oEio, and
The decision OF The u. S. Courts VIII have direct
application ~ it, Richmond Dispmch.
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arThursday is The Russians Sunday.

gJWhie crAyals aIe sill WON by Ltr'ee'oons.
.gJ'rined gloves ATE supersedins white, TOT eve.
Ing toilet--lehon col prevailing.
rIcr1'hc barb, who blessed The head Of q barre ]
has been engaged 10 ''fS up The locks Of canal.
81 arLong coat iais, hanging below slIoll cloaks,
nre 10 mode. tr}1 -
Drllinck velvet vests. emhroleh d with buges,
eIr WON al evening pallrS.
q BJWhal Is The distance Of an object when |, is
Iil,hest from yont Il oughtsl
= QTThe man who was "bent on nlaiim0ny."
Enlightened up afterwards
grlhttt wele l65 deaths hy violence In Boston
dlline the year 1854. fAs' 81
1J'The lelttt bo,es In The New York post clice
- lfotd reycnllc Of $4,000, ~
z jj'lle nopptalion NJ London !, ssaid, ncrca.
se9 q III as 81 Of %, 900 souls . ysar.
lJ'irle expenses Of Tie Blot klyn Pitc Depart.
{ W. nj 70, 1884 were $50. 300
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MANS ron PrSANo, SINGAPORE, AND CnISA.--
We atc rqucslcd lusN that the mails for Penang
Singapore, nntl China will in future be forwarded
lioin England once a m9nth only, instead Of twice
month, as heretofore, nn,l That The packet sclvlcc
wllci, hitherto hns mol extended beyond Hong
K'ng, will BE- Carried On 10 Shanghai.
Tie mails lot the obnye p ces, commencing
viii, those Of January, will be made up Ia London
IN Tie 4th VI every month ior dispatch by the
p ckct ffJm Southampton. and on the evening OF
iLr OH Of ever, month lur dispatch via Mars,lltS,
txcrIne when The All OF Q h fall on q Sun,lay,un
witch occasions the mail VIA So,ilampI0a will
BE- made up oil the evening OF Tie 81, aud thai vliI
Maise Hes on tie evening Of llc 10Th Ct the month.
MAI, Intel.
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CHARTER ELEOrION.
,n,1nrr MnynAy INa,XuAmY

FOURTH M0SnAH IN "tHoAh''.
Mr.. Editor You viii phase anloIEee tie 'ah""
Axos wn,our as a candidate for Aldernnn Of tue I'd
wam,srd ohlige Ml9 MANY VOTERS,
Please announce IosYFn fVEsyEn, 'lIe cooper "S''s
near market square, asa candidate !nr cefkm 'e ~"
wAid mlGkCi janil' Man '"'"""
EiitOts Of tde iasRigtao;' -plcl'o announce GUS
rlR y. IuBs,Rp, Esq, as a c4nlt late fT 'a' "iHH 81
mayor al the ensuing chatter c'to,ion, AMI ohh:H
hull MASY VOTERS OF All PARTIES.
VI. Eltor;-wc prcselt lie namc Of our abe aEd ell
ciet councilman, In. Jams TsSrr, as Candidate ol
tho lnayorAty TIE able manner In which tie mas us
charged the duties OF cuuncilma' are ample 'oo's '''
the interests Of tie city would hccareuly "aee" ulef
his administration inll THE t!'i"hsH'
Mr. Eii,on-You vii please announce the nome Of MI
en-, ~ lsuz, as candidate for Captain y! tic Night
watch Mr. Ritz viii make an efficient officer and viii be
supported by hnil' MAAf Clti"hHH'
Elor of I,kIgtattr! Our Old and esteemed ei'Ilch
D.SrL MvWsy, will be supported for make n@s''r'"
ward market, at III: coming charter eIeeiton''F
iault' HOST of FhIhH"H'
Mr.. Ii,or;-rease announce h. MooSEy, tho la'kcI
maker, AZ candidate for celk VI The Cd ward market
jlnlO' THIhn "A'" H.
For City Ulcrk. aa.t
Please announce rs. WlLinNs, Principal "i the ~"
wald PHbic School, as candidate Tor i''S once GU!
cclH al lie coming c'tCinu. iulD' WHEELING.
For Uity Council.
NJ Eior-YWI will please am JHECO tho nlcs NJ y. J..
SWEENEY, J. \. VINCENT, 7. u. louAS, NInl HIRAM
YnrSG, as candidates for C0ncii IN the RiIa ward, WHO
will be- supported by Ito lnio' "iohh "'"''
MI Eliio,--l arrUlrr RS self as M independent can
.i'alc lor tho Office Of ,Iy ScrEcm aud II rcSd viii
dEcharE' lie uhiesotlr oI9c H''h"! anu '"r'''""!'
jana' SMlt" M'""HA'"'
VI. Eiiio"; Please anlra,cc the nlmfOf WILLIAM 4.
Haiti candidate for tho office NJ city sergeant at thr
coming el!'""h' al' oo''Ec'' N"e''"' ~.
Jam r'''" """''
s.rs. Elitoy.: Please announce ELr,s H. rRr as .
candidate Tor Sexton Of tho city Grave Yards. NJ TIC en-
suing rl'r'or election aud ObIsc MaHt W ''""'"'
Msus. Editors :-You viii announce l"',m SfrES.
candidate for the occ 81 city Gle al The COM
ingS'cc'Un, aud oblSe hts nnny JnU F""'"'
M Eiitcr:-PIeAse annoulrc me- as eAndidhc Tor the
oniec Of wllrfnnslor. j5 ROM HAMILTON
Mr. Eiiior.-plcase announce tic name Of ALtNASnE'
McCorgrSry as candidate for alderman "f tue Fourth
waId, and ohlsc ani MANY CITIZENS
M Hiior'- Ifcls, announce tho iimc oil JOSEPH
MASlr, OF lie Isl ward, as Candidate for ma kr ms
:, - . ,.,,o,n,, I,,psc vvy.
>" "',' 49, o,.n,o,, ,,,
MN as Hn'"''' o' ,'',''''" u, ',,r,~wy.
"''e''""h,: Mt- ""'
Hr. E',lg.nc,r !-liceriis that the Interests Of The
oyIw" " P'o""'" W NV
AA'th AZ S'''r' 'o'''ss'.V', W we " "'""A
lin Tor CS''''a'o io' ieeN''''" " '"'" "''''
I
$50. ,,.
W. hff0r-f"' WIN i"e'S' "''''0u"n' wv, VI" wa,
Thy c'tizen WILLIAM SA'th 'a"''""e Nv
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Wuar is \ SSoBl--"A snoh is Thai man OF wo
man who isawas pretending bllorc The world 10
something Enthusiastically richer or iipre fash
ionablc--lhan they aIe. /. is onc who THINKS his
position in life contemplate, aud Is always yeIn
ing OF slriying 10 force himself into one above,
without the education OF characteristics Which be
onted To Il; one who looks down upon, ,,esnise i,
aud oytrri les his intrOIs, or even equals Of his
own standing, and Is ever ready 10 worship, fawn
upon aud flaller q foll or titled man, no, because
he la go5i man, awse man, Of a Christian man;
bu! because lie las the luck 70 hcIlch OF conse.
1u, niial. - haearSv.
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CDrrOS BALES AND MOScOw,-TLtIe arc many
historical misinhes-hiStofici mistakes which "a
one will be permitted 10 explain. Fol- instance, II
was stated SUUn alter the battle Of lInem Vista,
that General Taylor said 10 the commander Of his
artillery, "a little mor grape, Captain lirarg,'-
| Il was ConclnSively proved Tint GcneTa Taylor
cunli moi have uiteled these wtrdS--tlRt he wa>
too TAI oiI 10 have heen heard il he had ul,eTcd
them; aud besides, The gallant captain Inns, II ties.
tilted that they were never spoken at all.
TIE patadt ,eslerday--tIe beating OF drums
and So 4 lIl-calltd TO our minds the military hal.
lurination Which we have jus! mentioned, aud a..
so suggested 10 us two other Authorizations con-
lrcted with war, which have but little foundation
in fact. We know VOL enough that IN stating
wha, re state now, we viii take many pels;ns by
surprise, aud, perhaps, do IN uneIaleful thing
hat II they will look into the MATHIS Of which We
speak, they VIII hnd lEal what we say Is strictly
true.
IN the lirs place We would mention that The he.
liri is prevalent that our soditEs wrre fortified
with cotton bales at The battle offNcw OflcanS.-
We were no, ut The battle, but we have go d at.
thun,y y. iorsayng that ihtre weTe NJ cotton bales
used on that occasion. Our troops did nOl fight
under any such shelter. 4 few bales Of e3iion
eo,ds wcte flung into the breast work; but no
| hIeaSl.woIk was make Of cotton bags or bales.
We make hi state in full and complete earnest.
ness. General Jackson awaysdenied the cotton.
bale story, aud one OF his aids--as gallant aud aS
truthful nali ns ever liyed-told us With his own
lips TINT II llpre Was cotton a'e on the field Of
Cha!nieile lie ntv,T saw II.
The ,lLef itliision which we would mention,
It lrts 10 Tie burning of AloscoS. Most people
believe that Moscow was consumed when The
Geai Napoleon Invaded llussia. This, too, is n
mistake. Theuncieni ciiy--ie Oldest oil mol.
tin cIties--wos hardly scorched. Things around
and abuu, j, were consumed. In some places The
suburbs wife burnt but there vas no burning
which deserved the name VI contlasfatiun.--
rmrfole, we sa' that Moscow never WIS burnt,
ont, that there were no cotton bales al New Or
lcans.- Wash. Sen.
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Z MASONIC Co,ygSTIos.--T Masonic Cotyen.
lien al Washington adjourned on Thursday even.
ing las. We learn from tie Sentinel that they
adopted plan. which, il approved by twenty or
more Of the Grand Lodges Of the United States,
will establish q confederation Of Grand Lodges,
10 which any difficulties originating among lhp
Brotherhood in any masonic jurisdiction eau be re-.
lelred for settlement.
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= Cnuscm lIUsSr.--The Roger william Church,
il l,nfgesS street Providence, r. |. has been de.
slroyed, by fte. was valued at $4,000, anhin.
siled fot $4,000 OH the building, and 800 OH the
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uo,h,un 10 do will tho Election.

NOTHING to do with tho Election.
II you have cough OF cold call at the bridge eofr
| Drug Store, AMI g,t bottle Of
DR: CiIApMlS's mo.RliouSp r.Ls'H.
II plea.an, 10 take, alh suiabet" any age Prepare"
alh sold By I.h' ho""s ".
| Price 2ieentS I"''
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IJJames Harlan, Wing, was elected, on the
: 9Th insi, IT'S. Senator, from Iowa. lie succeeds
q. c, Dodge, whose second term expires will, the
pIe'eni Congress.
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LlAIsTAHLr ArFiiR.--We learn from the Fall.
fax News that The house Of James kidwsll, near
YIN. Go dins's tavern, was destroyed By iih on
The 2S,h uli aud that Mr.. Kidwel, from ever eS.
crtion, liel III less tllan hall an hour. da
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Trust SALE OF MrcliGlo@S
nnfNfl,sftI ~

ny Nms of 1St,I"i i,",, Inm Ss'og', lI'el~
~ ,nwu IC,nh ~ III cIC H. Ohio III" ,.-ti,,
~, did 4. u,ty, In butl 81, lSg ~, ihniut lU
1875, 81 ricNcl W'c"ChA " "I.'...
f,m,i j 6r vi tic ,purt lnn.r of uiEu'n,r,,
j. ~! w lion 10 The liz; c$' tS%e' fm r'N l.o'
l. % u :. alh 1nr T. !" GSqa l.,, ,"oLG'
.'',. (,nu criy Ca'I"I hi'ci tr'"wng toe lc,...
Inducements III Il buildings nrlo said :" ~ -, q.
irIn,.i,c, ALFRED cAEnMIIt.
,lrI1.ii -, q. 800 r.. ..s... II,yi
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New Livery Stable
DISSOLUTION OF CO-FIRTNERAn.E

f'NE f,m NJ u. keliSi & 10. w. ,r>n,rd a.
Sire. ~ persons having claims ogain,i, ~ L.aH
themselves Indebted To- said Krm, ale uiu=sr! io'
Smi settle the SIni' N"ifffs
December FISH f-'... t-l-. 10.
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I'll. sssc,s OI Tic Company aic,
Cast, on hind, IN hank, aini ~ the latas OF
AguiS or other rcrs OHS...... 80. 80. S!i?,T nc
Real estate unintumI'e th... .....:..... 1862 Of
IS mortgage tOld', 6IHd Z per cen: interest
paylblc semi annlltlly. 1900 ~
pclis d . The company secured by mOigige 1913 II
Hills rcctiya bic plnrl' secured aud payable
a, bIIk................ .............. iOJ,I'G 81
I,iIis Receivable pr ium noies....... q, igi 70
Al pLcI SIC miles, Wis
icn ,InLcS Sinrk In IlnLi!Ufh & \ u
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CHARTER ELECTION.


NOTICE is hereby given, tina, all Election VIII he he'd
on Monday the ?!d day Of January lSjj al tic places
hereinafter raiIrd IN tie se.cIn wards OF Tie c'ty oG
H. .0iUwlns Officers. VIII
MhIuI ui The tlIN
,ic h;
Treasurer a.. ,,,
Sitcc, C0Lmis sioErr;
tnr;ta ID OF Il lie lie Night watcn;.
lirn;cn1ni OF tie Night W1tchi
CcIk u Tie Markets
What Ma>lcIi ..-
tiy WeisheI; "H
COLLECTION Ul Assessments
Collector OF Wa ei ithtsi
rurd,urA II Market SInilci
Flour lhSprLioi
iiin be, nn,l teal Mcasucr,
tiu3cor OF Wines 1nd Liquors.
Curator 81 TT HALF
ONeISrcr o. tie Cialn Gai.i
ScXGm
Also, lie following officers 10 be elected by the v"ics OF
lie !CNcIal wIiHS. VIZ
Members q tie C'MhClli
| School Commissioner
School Trustees;
Ate.min;
File Walden;
Slni,1r, Committee , ,,
In iLc Eiri Wa'h al III, Ahlcrmnn'S Ciiicr ilr said
yard and al Tie Hose House OF the fist ard ilt&c
tumrTHy. 80, ,,,<. ,.
! said va d, and al city Hail.
IN The TL WaId At The Court iOISc an al lhT 'ios'
| House " Tie Fiat Nlcclins Hose Company
Iuthc Fourth Wa'd, at Tie uicc OF Alderman Tor SAIL
wa,d aud al lie Hose House The odEh% Reldy ito'e
| COMPANY. , Al. .
miIr Fnh Ward, In tie north md south rooms OF III.
pulc school House said wald
Polls will he vpen,a al clock, \. NJ, anu closed a,
TLr ,aii Election win be he'd ur,r tie sGrcriniend
,Lrruf such ret suns as tile Mayor NAV appoint.
imlS GEu ". SIGHTS, clerk Of ilc city.
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NOTICE.

NUTII r.
THE phdelsisred, surviving Is,,cls 0r The G.ulp
x. hist Co. Will confirm. tic SyhoIrsui c GrG,
AMI Com mission fsIsiErA> on then own a'.
mier The Haino 'Ld 81! lc Of List ~ ilnwcli IN Ilr.
rooms lie e'oi1ie oteUi!cd by tie Ilc finn, No, S.D
81 AanstIet
ff.r HENRY X. List.
ALLEN IlUNli'-
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. | CHOLrE varieties ChrysaMthruns, Of sort 20
y ! cdi Linden. tl'tl, aud Jcuey Peach Trees
ST kIhnwiI vaieiirs' EvGis,ttns foT Cerrietie.;
sale 30 Main arIl Guilcy. ii,
,nuu,iu Gloves. al zr>j itrsll>LCIaIc,tlIi
", wo!l IIp'ci f,emh P,int', In ,rln,4on J. all.
SiiIcs Pl'lH hl;Tk hlhci Long Sh1wis, IrIy hl.: .
cll' sanl FilIihvAlls-t,sl OleIulNt
del lIkISKEII a Z u %
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NEW.
hive list received tine assortment of mems X n,
Cali and cork soled boots, with good assortment OF
mems and boys Shoes Oh SALE which will sol cheap for
cash only. s,s aaS asi,'E'f
j,hi0, ~ J, W, RHODES, scent,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-28
OPINION IN THE CASE OF THE ESTATE OF MADAME

OPINION IN THE CASE OF THE ESTATE OF MADAME
SoNTAG Rossr-During professional visit OF Madame
Sopag Eossi to the United States, she invested twenty
thousand dollars in stocks OF the United States in her
own personal name and after her decesse admnistra
ton upon this property legal assets Ia the State OF
OF New York. to George Christ, OF the city OF New
York. the attorney In feet Of Charles Count kossi,
husband of Henrietta Ross deceased, late OF Vienna,
Austria" tho power OF attorney referred TO having
been executed by Coupt Rossi after the death OF Ma
dame Sontag Ross and giving to iir Christ author
i.y "to collect ard receive any and all money due
to me In any way, ard to sell any stocks stand.
ino In nv name on the books Of any company In
The United States and the dividends the TO
ceiyen Held:
l. This power Of attorney does not by the laws OF the
State of New York. apply to the stocks in question,
vIch stocks having been invested 10 the OF the
Wife and not having been reduced to possession by her
hu band during her lifetime not OF necessity money
or effects due or growing due to Count Hossi.
In general, ty the statutes Of New York adminis-
raton the ese Of the deceased wife IL grantsble TO
the husband ure mnrti but that rule does not apply
herc because the distribution OF the estates OF de-
oedents 10 governed by the personal not the local
statute, and depends in this the er dopili-
that 10, OF Austria.
g. In the present case the rights Of property apper.
tanning to Count Rossi in the premises, If any, must be
determined in Austria.
4. Count Rossi, being resident alien IL not, by
the ttatutes Of New York. entitled to administration
there and not being enttlet himself he cannot commu.
ricae any representative right Of administration to br.
Christ.
6, n is doubtful whether the mere fact Of given
dividend any stocks or the United states being rsut
mited to the assistant treasurer Of New York for pay
uent makes those stocks local in the state OF New
fork, -Wsshiayton Unisn,
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An unknown man. about 80 years Of age was found
drowned in the water at the foot Of Murray street. yea
rdsy Coroner Wilhelm being notified Of the fact pre-
an inquest upon the body Of the deceased when YER
dict Of supposed drowning rendered The deceased
about ave feet six inches In height had dark hair
and wore whiskers. In his pocket was found an
empty portmonnaie four small iron keys 81 cents In
words sBrund M upon t. The remainder OF tAs
set word was oblterated the letter y being only ds
etrpsb.e,
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The Nlcnrak un Expedition.
ARREST OF COL. HENRY l.. KINNEY BY THE UNITE
STATES MARaHAI.

last night United States Marshal ilyer Of the South
district assisted by bs two deputies Thompson and
Ecetra arrested at the Metropolitan Hotel Col Henry
L. Kinney, on q bench warrant Issued by the United
States Court indictment found against hin for
being engaged in fitting out military expedition against
the Republic of Nicaragua Col X. was detained, and
to day Will be before the court further action
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-28

. Beforo Hon. Judge Slosson.
John b. Murray dgt. The City Mutual Marine and Fre
Insudnce Company This was an action to reccyer
smourt Of policy Of sa.e00 effected ON ytrfed earth
pipes board the brig Theodore Lincoln from Liver
pool to New York. The goods were injured. The a.
PENDANTS claimed that the policy obtained by fran.
81 haa "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-28
Marine Affairs.

THE BRITISH STEAMSHIP TEyIor one of the West In liza
inter cole niA line arrived here yesterday to undergo
repairs.
The STEAMSHIP NORTHERN LIGHT, Captsin Tinklepaush
50 led yestercay afternoon for San juan, Ncaragua,
with passengers FOR California.
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NEw6PAPKR ACCOUNTS.
from the st. Thomas Times, April IS.

ATTEMPTED REVOLUTION AT 81. DOMINGO.
Scarce . white. spreading sail splashing paddle
wheel reaches port now days, without bearing
some exciting news Of description another. We
have to-day TO chronicle accounts Of revolutions mutt
nies, end the failure Of commercial firm in Cuba which
Affects mercantile community. At the city OF San
Domingo attempt at revolution tried, the object
1t would being for the recall Of its exed and
President Buena Ventura Baez.
body Of men, composing about one hundred, is said
to have collected in large building within the city ON
the night of Sunday the 25th ult, and were awaiting
the gathering of like number; their purpose to
tack the sentnes at the different gates surprise the
euards-whom they hoped to subdue-and then raise
the cry Of viva Buena Ventura Baezl" which they b.
leved. the city becoming awakened, would have been
echoed every where 1t would, however. seem that
there was traitor in the camp, who communicated To
the ccmvonddnc the Of the plot and towards
midnight body Of soldiery surrounded the house and
fred voey of musketry into IT, the inmates frustr-
ted attempted 10 make their escape from the windows
and doors, IN doing which many captures made,
and the parties In prison 70 answer for their
is further said that several of those who esca
ped took refuge at the British Consulate where thsy
still continue to remain. President Santana issued
proclamation announcing to the Doinican people what
had trsnspred and quiet and order are said to again
reign In the country.
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From the Treasurers report tain that during
the Iast year, the total receipts have been. I'LL "a
ExI xIendtures.. A, ,905 16
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-28
GREAT ANTI-MAlNE LAW MEETING.
THE LIQUOR DEALERS In OLD TAMM my.
ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE.
Physical Resistance Recommended.
POLITICAL ASPECT OF THE MEETING.
RESO LUTIONS EECH HES
&c., &C., DC.

One Of the largest meetings ever held in Tammany
Hall convened there last night in response to the fol-
lowing oall:-
IMPORTANT MEErING.-The Society of Liquor Deal
ers cali public meeting at Tammany Hall, FRI
day evening" April 81 at O'Clock, to their senti
ents and adopt system of action in relation to the ty
ranncal law recently enacted by hpoctes fanatics and
tra to take effect the Fourth OF July and thus in
solenty proclaim tho iron rule Of despotsm
and the honor Of your country; BY order Of -,
N. r. BUSCE, Vice President
G. S. PAGE, Secretary.
At eight O'Clock, when the doors were opened, the
hall was filed with most impatient and impote
crovd 1t a thorough popular denomination,
10 the democratic principle of taking of ones
self and paying attenti,n to other peoples
concerned.
The platform occupied by some of the principal
liquor dealers in the city Messrs. Robert Kelly 7. ].
Munday, Member of Assembly, Thomas Dunlap,
Isaiah Ry nders and other van known politicians
pied conspicuous places ON the platform. military
band played the national airs.
Mr.. RICHARD FRENCH called the meeting to orier and
nominated Mr.. p W Engs as Chairman also, the fol-
lowing list of Vice Presidents and Secretaries, all Of
which nominations were duly ratified by the meeting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-28


Cash on hand. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $206 60
The report showed the asylum be in thriving CON
6ition.
singing followed the reading of the report after which
a short Introductory address delivered BY the Rev
Mr.. beach, in which he iauded the humane efforts of
those who sustained the and became the fathers
OF the fatherless.
The remaining exercises consisted of singing recatons
and examination of the classes in the different
branches of English education. The pupils showed
themselves proficient in grammar, arithmetic and geo.
sraphy, and answered all questions put to them with
prcmptress. The recitations, generally, would have
hected credit upon older persona. The audience
highly pleased with the exhibition.