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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

HONhY-W. hear Of 10 Cuba 7asoc There
bAY-A Osd hippn for River sales q coo bales
Al 7os 75c. y ~ 10.
fcI SEQ eh Pis sales of7 prss sS59ss5 81 sAOa
LEAD Oters doing operators Awaiting he result of the
LlME-'ie D.rstt con nues quiet; prices nominal
there podsste inquiry for common Hoeksnd st sOc and
have change to notice in the market prices
LkAl bER- The marset for Hemock Sole 10 steady but
only ceIstey active The receipts limited, bat before
materially; ,.ss Of prme oOle a. ga Sc sad Anstdrs at
.2d.Sc Oak gu ekl, taieu arrival at full
OMAN. ard f 10 ssd on private terms.
S.L Tu@ fSe' s been YER. quiet
ard htte pness viii be made al the Mriv, Ofths Balac
c1Sss !, steady Al - $50 h; no .ss. s-S.y Common
r, sin is heavy e5a e7i ? $40 n, delivered; sale Of
wbns 9aies; 400 bbI. sic al IS 80 n Tar i, doug .
ter With export inquiry sales Of shipping quality At
&C ade Whale is quiet he sales are only IN .u.ll lots
Slds2e Ref, ed hin. with iaif o-'inoss ding a. SG
ne su, ny, 'sf' . s' i s be- msnoae ur.d
wi s: E a. Nd Wien Lad R.a
sc,ler Ems sh Ln,etd nominal In be OF sales
RICE in fair demand former prices; the receipts are
sEEDs~A ste.cy demand for Clov.rstlialHc Timothy
81 sOs! o5S Ln.eed i. armi Bo,ton, .ae. Of
.s - f ~ ipySee p ST,e .oon ~ IS rsfu,. late "
sUGARs-lhe downward tendency continue. with q Sigh.
In prov, hs sud The sle o. SO nnds
'uba Museovsdo lie and l2e boxes havana
6dt4c
rhOvIsloNsTh, ,Ikst Is 6ruer for Pork; the demand
qUe br 81 for hs East hoa- trade the stock ,de
to-day ave, s es.ie obs showing .Iedaetion Of
s't bbls for the month. nJtW1ths landing liberal
the rosk Mess soi9 bes and lf75 bbs Pr'm.;
the sales so bbls 81 for Mess; +HdS2I Is for
frHe; f2l Prue Mess; included 10 he sale. so
bbs Mes Tor al the year AZ go Beef without wants,
tiob The Is u while old dGnished-)f
old go bbl. Oi2 bols tn sales 500 bbs
81 fr Pnm- SIS for Vermont Mes, sad Is 50 for
;, pseiei Chic-go Beef Hams Gull Ssdf7 Lard (.
stead, the Gales 500 bblS and
III lie inc uded IL tn sales sou hbs for 0ec-nber
ilsc-haf before -h fair l5d2o
Oho; od2+. for State. Cheese 10 far request &C.
STOCK OF PURK AND BLEF IL PACKING iARps, sRw.
YORK ASD BROOKLYS, nov. l. 1883
-Nee- fork Ji,ds-- -byookya f1yds-
Qu.ib-s L<-ss Se;ys tAssoa's rsonp0ns CLd-eus Tot
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Cambridge Cattie Market.

Reported for THE N. Y. WEEKLY TsBUsz ny JoHS EAroa
WEDsEsD.Y. Oct 81, $50
At market 2s3 Cate-,oout 20 Beevas and 975 Stores
conssps Of Working Oxen, Cove ADD Calves YesnS and
Syear. old.
M.skET BsEF-Esna, y ewt. o.. ssi first qua ity o.
scono quality 81 f74 thTd quality, f6t ordilar 81. e5
Hiees y cot 81; T.lloE so P-s $50. TO 81 Call
Skins. lSc = 70 sarrehDs Cattle, 81 t. S7i head Yea
Calves, 81 &8 so But few in
sroRE-workips Oxen ts. CO., tllO, Is, to s5e
Cows and Csses SIS $50 SIS tS7 So to S6S Yearinss
eli sI2 sl3 Two yes old stores sl5 go; beet fA
so Three yesu olo 81 slS, sd $50 sS5 s So, 81
70 R58
SHEEP AND LisBs-5 s92 81 market Extra, 81, S., u 81
By lot. slt sli 81 s!t, s9t 81! ga, n4St
ewISE Wholesale It'll lat &C. cOro-fod al &c y %
REsARKs The marx Just about fsiy scocsed there
week The sales good aud firm At qaots
tons There good many large old Oxen sftst hui
they and oil barely er he head Of
quality. LIZ the fitehbuts Rahoad a
the Bsston aId well Railroad and 1874 Maine
EIt.niion, loaded With Cste, Sheep Swine dorses AID
EaU
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The Co1ros msrk,t frm but quiet-botn buyers aud
sellers hocibs 81 fir the stesmss arrival before operating
ard only some bales sold prices eLoUs-rhe
hrn tod and about TOO bbs have been dpo-
80 l7ids9 Is for mixed aud good s'rnght band. ia
eudir go bbs for a'u- Dc vefy the and 5OD
bill, 80 t0dss ga = Dbl according brand For
home ahng within th- sbOys rang pne
ard lGd SIC 30 for fancy family Flour RYE fLoUa and
CoES MEAL firm bu, quiet It peyoa' quotations.; 1000
bib Of the lter .old at - St bbl WHEAT Is and
bnlLg s;her better piees today-some COCA OO bash
bsy been cod At 81 req Tor fr rood Recs and IS
$2a for infe ct oiee Whme which advance
5c sao.'. RYt active and about 5000 bush Ve
Ard PEN syvaris 90 st 81 6ds is.t tue latter
delivered Oars in nodsrre request aud aboa nsO bu<
bou ant ga 1.-The AFTER for prime Dls~.e Sothns
ca and PEoysIoss apd but liz s doing 10 way
Of Day sEfDs remain quiet for the of stocs
there Cover se,d Offering WHISKY rather 6ruaer at
Ale. for bNrsk, and d4te. for hos.head.
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BOARD.
D Michissn Cent r. r .bS "a
90 Mich s &N. fnt. X 30 ~
s.1.s NJ stoeks nj philadelphia. Nov. l.

REPORTED Tor . HE ~. T. lhih''h "
Fbn 400 City Gas g. rev, 81 90 DO. new 81
a, ebn,tt S.yission g. sl -4ii 40 Penosylvsoi. S.
Ss VI chi Rs.sc il o. - 81 LII liz S6 Si Il ~ -.
= d. rs 81: 100 do cs,b {; 100 &C. rs, AZ; 80 d. rs
az l5 To- cast i2ii 50 day'.4t 30 90 b. 4sti ID
P,,oad "a; SC do as az DO Az q d, b AT; 10
III Ss1..ton 70 - So. lu-habpa C4lL 10; 60 LeeEh
~, o-.t l.; 10 schuylk Navigation prefe red rs y;
4, ofPsun,yvs ii, % GTsrd Bank e,h, !i Me-
Sc I'd boa,d-9oOo Alleshsy Co. Go, A. IS, 7o go
CRY 6s b5 s 0oChy 90. &c, rev. a. s.i Geo p % al
HOdo. new 81 Min-bM Raj rosd 81 Is Peon. ka-o.d
a. so Lon, Island Rsiroad b5 l.; Ne han c. 5sLk ~
1ne Ba,d-1OO Long island Railroad b, l9i lVO ora
B.nl c. Il F., ny.
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sarke.LCAnrrr1LY REroRIED FOR THs TRIBUNE.

y u
AsHFs-The marie quiet fr b. si"d.; the sac. are
20 b. a. 10 s7idS6 43 for Pets and ~ 81 81 81 for
Pearls
CANDLEs-Mere irquiry prevails for the i'orra mske
s.le, Of leo b xes PheUiS 90 brand a %: mos.
COFFEE Rio DULL the stock Offering light. Prices I'M
chuced he arrival bark Acjusta wi iO d'e 20 the 2
Sept reporting the cholera daily incretsng Coffee All
I'd Supe'iors Al 700to 1890 for American
lots $3.50 d5t tn receipt. falling of-sCock 50 bass-bss
effect upon We have only 70 re-
port Of o bags Rio d and 10 bags Maracsbo at
lld1l;. -
COTrON-Ntthins Of Ay importance has tran'pred all
parties waiting the aiva Of the steamship Baltic now over
due the sales to-day 40 bales at about annexed quota
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MARINE 10 u II " 4 l.
PORT or NETWORK. .......Nov.
Cleared.

Steamship Ocean Bird Graham H'vana aud New Orleans
John Grshsm- q, w
bNI.-N uham Gray, Ns-sr1ss, "sd an hnoNi Pseihc
Plst Ciep uescs, stuI.es Co, -, nh. =, n
srs -Amon, suck Hartford Ch,e',on quar- An D ia'
Pm Urn Thatcher, Saw. nao, Dgoh.D Dtmo,
-, oon,r-G " smith, VII ninstoa. Dol ner Potter
J. x sn.w SHAW Phirde pha. ia. Hindi May Eizi, Car;
-, N,wp.v.n us,te Jol Roe hammond bsldn5is,
Lord Qneresu GrsIie STATE. o>ss r. oo'ton = '" Le~s
NJ. y 30 bus, Newbern Davis h lLes, T. ~ Am Ha''
Wilisu. prnklln rex Lyusa; n. diea. .se, ~
sssyra Wa leigh Ku IN poi I'm daSses pms
Jsnes A,nd; -. N. Msrceroe 81 lGan, fhhsd-Pha W
Mckee; Onward, Soue Iobssco. Ntsmth SON. l. nay
NO, d. n 49, humaooS c. II p tsOn.
soop-Mouot Hope. Phi ips. Tsu, ton, msser
Bsrse-Ann, sots, Adams Philadelphia, '" II. IAomPs-h
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Disastera. &c.

BAsK Elk. Taylor, from Pit phi, m Boston went .ahore
Hedge fence Nn.SMd sound nth ut bat ca ne oH
cay sbus b,d y, 18th los II false sheathog start
ed, &c She will 90 the rail Gay fIr rep.irs.
Carr. ARNOLD, Of scbr Daniel Brown 1t Fail River from
Aox.Des, Psssed 18th ut Of Cspes Of aware,
me vIeek Of sIdsit chr With fore ,opms boat
and abandoned nAnsa badly bat oths sails spps
snny COED IL was blowing heavy the time and could
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MARRIED.

ALLASON-LOCKWOOO- New Windsor Thursday
Nov / av the Rev Ja.. J. suom, Mr. WILLIAM ALLASON
af New York Mis- SUSAN NJ dsueh CT Of D,Sd C. Lock
wood esq, OF the former place.
NORTHUP-NOORE-ln Russi., Herkimer county, v on
W.dn, sday Oct. 81 by the Rev NJ snsrt Nh ID. A..
NORTRUP fSasbury Centre aod Miss = INA,
el5est shte f Orson Moore OF hs fofusr place.
RArFIJr-HORrON- the residence of John Ripe T.,
ESQ Hopewe, Dutche' county on Wed1esday Oct TO- by
III Rev Abram Poh-mu, LAWhENCE C. RAfELJE and
HANNAH NJ, daughter Of the late COert Horton esq.
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NUMBER FROM EACH STATE.
BaIumore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE Teursisy, Nov. I, 1858
At Cattle NUiet To-Day Coz had II Beeves Of
fer.d Of whh leo driven es-twsrd go left the
cold IS 15dt 80 Hogs In large supply and
prices declined sa4es a. 81 res g.
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u. CIRCUIT CoURr-Nov. /.

Judges Nelson ana Belts TO TIE hearing of argu-
wneels against ths Harlem
&C mpany which before III Jury could
Axree will be conn ced on FRIDAY ito d,y)
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ror.L OLD AND Nrw sEer- City Mes CO month g.
lsr ye,r g. City Prime, l9-las' month, o. As yeNa
Ren,5k,d Mes. is+-lst month. S9sast year, 9. Re
paei-d Chicago Mes. ll4-sst month Si2-in yea; soo
Railroad Beet l-sst month, Slast year ia Refuse Mess,
So at month It-ast 4o2 Refuse Prime +-lss:
mouth LAst year 1Ss. Other Refuse. 4l-sr month. p
La. yea Tlerces Mess 6lss month, 0-last year. 81
Heres Prime Mes 276-lss' month, 4a-lsst ye.r s.
Couutry Mess 525 last month. 7S3 - last yeS. lee
Cour nv Prime 9-lsst month lS-lsst year, o. ULin-
speeted 2lsi-lv month 279-lsst year "a Totals So
las month. 2sl3-last year, ? 49,
TOBACCO firm ard in IN dr.ie request for d.scrp
ton. sales Ct 2. hhds Ksntu;ky sal The following
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W rVsNh AM DAAf ~ faShANo lands, INV
YORK AsD sROoKLYS, nov. l. 1855
-Nee irk yard.- -orookiy. f1,d-
Suait-s L<~Ha tAsson CGdveus Tot


TOTsL OLD AND Nrv PoaH-Cesr, +-isst month sa5-
lat veal Isl. Mess. 70 o4s-lsst month "a nst-Aa year
IS "a Thin Mess, s7-iast month, fn-iass l4jt.
Prime Mes, lS-lass month, SOe-st 6Sa rank 100
month SS-Ast la Prime l,fS-isst mcnth l57t
last year, $50 Runps +-l.s month, e-i.r year ,ios.
Refuse Mes 32S2lss month, 2SllAs year, 2s3. Refuse
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Receipts Of Produce

b. Worth Rro Bodts-l 200 bbs Flour s. coo bush whes,
Is coo DO Com. n 40 10 Rye 20 2i2 90 Oct.
BY Erie Rail'OdS-l,i9l bbl'. Flour, pkg. whhky.
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Ocean Steamers
PasAenQera Arrived

N MP gdna l. Bss9yt, from Lips,pool-Dsvid Lamb.
In Br. brig TaIesH, JrVs bsha-NT. MAJ, Ar. You'd,
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sket, and sweep the vaults Of our banks OF every
dollar Of tneir specie.
The So urday steamers will take but moders'e
o,,ntitv Of geld TIE steamer from Bostrn VIII take
Il rec. quarters of a million, and perhaps more
The quantity of flour, whe-t, corn and barley left
As.xa,er dari, the 'ourh week in o ;tober in he
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s,w-YoRK cLAs.ITI:ATIos
Stock on hand Nor.

DYEWOODS-Log~ood is in fair demand to-day but TIE
small h Of freight 20 Europe
any The market "a bare Of kinds wanted BY our
Inanufac
Imports during Oct Stock on hand Nor. !.
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fire-Droof Safes, 6rales, %r.

II A | Is A
l. PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALEs. ~.
An experience Of n-sy hry years eas eoa ed the Ah
TO bDs these Scale. 10 the hight Of perfection
strength, durability accuracy .,.,,o,rsa
AND STORE SCALES.
Cpeafd cf seventy nOdihcitous -. ,,ora
COUNTER SCALES, Dire GisrS AM FINE VV~
SCALsS
POsr-OFFICE BALANCES AND STANDARD WMoh'~
For sale IT whelesae and retail By
FAIRBANKS 4 Co,
No. lss Broadway.
New Yss<
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Nov. before
Judge IsGEssJLL.
SENTENCE AS TO ESLIsTING A SOLDIER FOR THE
british

joseph Wagner, convicted of the above was brought
up seDtcEce. Judge log r-o stated he would
uent he testimony. Tn, facts have been ~ pm'ed
jly who fouod the prisoner guilty The case 10
IN proceeding which has Obtained of at',
VI Ieutaiy whi;h proceodi nu' b. pnt
q main aped In eutOc Ok the law
he visited with c0nAceraJ '
by of example order this vdual night emb
in the whsh exists between bel
nseTeut
The prisoner sentenced to years imprisonment and
30 pay a bne Of q hundred doIsrs
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WHIskY-1he market s decidedly better. The demand is
q1ite sales Of 1900 bb at iG4c for OHIO snd al
sic foI Prison.
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Dec.I 4C5 s67 Dec tss so IpcoS52FoJ Dec-'9o 100
By reducing Wheat Flour the qqAnty OF ,he lsteI
len water this compared with the co resp cd n9
n nod OF las. wear increase OF fifS 'os OF onr
The table shows the quantity OF some OF me pnn
final article, Of produce left dewster from the commence
ept psvgation the 3,t Of Oct inclusive an ns inc
year, 1883 s7 daysi 1854 17 days md looo ~ dsys
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In..A9.79i Dec. SO % D

nec S35l n.4i97A Dec. .5s, " Dee. ''op'o
crsu,iry of toe sane articles le at idew water
f the commencement OF navigation 70 TIE jet OIL oeI ID
i.5,s 5,,~ins he YEAS 1855 an 1885, . % follow;
P1our bbl. Wheat. bu. Com, hu- saIey, on.
l94........g2 .85i zSs9.8 SS'.g7'.;mn 80 an
lis5.,..... .S65 SO 5-Sb5'S 500" iN-'''''
DEE "A Cos Inc. 81 10 Inc 6t99 Dec $50, -
The rgsresat4 auanty VI the etc-s 81 al nde-Sstef
fn III CONNIE Of nsvsEfion t. the S OF oetooef
II usiye during the years 1855 nd 1850 IS - follows;
HNuA'''' -, -. Wheat bu IA. Barley bu-
,s,s....'9 ~ 79S sSoI4s 2S2e77 l,7st as
Is55,....... 885 9z9 8 465s sooohV Iva '<'
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Emperor Nicholas Last words.

According TO English accounts. the Em.
peror Nicholas, when last addres ssine
alexander. advised him to make peace
even at..he loss Of Russian influence in
the Black Ses--that he {Nicholas) would
take Tho responsibility. as he had not be.
lieyed in The possibility of an Anglo.
French alliance--and that Alexander. 1
constant effsr, should be 10 detsch France
from England, and unite Russia with
Austria and Prussia, Nicholas is then
said 10 have added-..perhsps his pride
had been excessive, and God had hum:
bled him therefor.
The above is probably manufactured
for the English market.
The Russisn accounts say that Nioho-
las passed his last hours in recsiving the
oon solstions oi religion. s
All except the family having retired. he
asked The Empress TO repeat the Lords
prayer. Al the words, Thy will be
done on earth as tits in Heaven Nicho-
las responded. Always! alwaysl alwaysi'
lie was partially insensibls for Two hours
and At noon said something about mes.
cage to a dear friend. not named, and
something Of Alexander and the gaytiso,,
al Sebastopol. A few 1ninutes afterwards
he expired.
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exercises a, the next meeting of III, asso.

exercises at the next meeting Of the asso.
citation.
The following were appointed:
OrthograPhy, Misses M. E. Calvert ard
D. A. Craig; Reading. Misses Agnes
Woodmas and N. J. Craig; Arithmetic.
Messrs. a. J. Sutton aud John Brooks;
Grammar. Messrs. G. w. Thompson and
VIM. Wheeler; Geography, Messrs. J.
c. Clark and s. A. Graham.
The following persons were also ap.
pointed to prepare essays for the nex'
meeting, upon the subjects to which their
names are attached:
School Government. Rev. John Tyson;
Elocution and Reading, Miss N. ]. Craig;
Female Education, Miss Agnes Wood.
mas; Rise and Progress Of our Country
Mr.. V. c. Knight; Natural Philosophy
Mr.. J. C. Clark; Chemistry. Mr.. NJ A.
O'Neil; History, Mr.. Marshal Morrow
Geography, Mr.. Samuel Graham; Ian.
gnage. Mr.. G. w. Tbompson; As,rono
my, Mr.. Al. Sutton; Music. Mr.. 6. W
Patton; Mathematics, Mr.. Wm. Wheeler
On motion,
Resolved. That the proceedings Of thi.
s'sociaIoH oe Puoiished ~ the i,ptTH %
Democracy, and that the next meeting bt
announced in the Ohio Journal of Edu
cation, and also in the Spiru Of Democ
racy.
On motion. adjourned to meet in Woods
field. on the las, Monday in October next
and continue in session two weeks.
BY order OF the association.
v G. KNIGHT pres't
VIM. WHEELER, Sec'y.
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vocsts the principles Of the Democratic
party. aud labor Tor the success Of the
Democratic nominees. In doing this we
will not feet that we are REQUIRED to run
wild in opposition to Know No,hingisnr OF
any thing else, or to sndsavor to arouse
the prejudice Of our political friends
against their political enemies. But in q
calm. mild and temperate msnner.to con.
vince our readers Of the propriety oI
Democratic measures, and the verse than
folly of opposition to them. In short, to
make mildness and oandor, characterize
the politics Of the Spirit"
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RritIsh Racrufts ArresiIlts

warrant was issued at PhiledslphiA
on Wednesday morning by Commissicnet
Hazliit, at the instance Of the United
States District Attorney. and placed in
the hands OF the United States Marshal,
Mr.. WynkooP, for The arrest OF csrtsin
parties engsged in enlisting recruits Tor
foreign nation with which the United
States is now at pescs. MarslfA1 IN.
koop, assisted by his deputies vent 70 the
wherf al which The vessel lay which wss
10 have conveyed the recruits 70 New
York. and Deputy Marshal Jenkins Wss
placed on board. The stesmer M. San.
ford started with the recruits. thirteen in
number. and when opposite the navy yard
was stopped by order Of Deputy Marshal
Jenkins until Marshal w Wynkoop end his
assistants could arrive aside Of her 10 .
steam.iug. She was not permitted to Ap.
proach the shore. Marshal Wynkoop
speedily arrived and took into custody
the entire party, together with an Engiish.
man who had them in charge. and At
about one clock brought them before
the Commissioner for = hearing; end az
about hali-past ] o'clock thirteen 6thsrs
were brought in.
District Attorney vsndyke read Tho
second section OF the act OF Congress o
1917; and. after reading ii. he charged
the defendants with hiring persons 10 en.s
list men for foreign sersice. elles hey
should get beyond ihe limite Of the Uni.
ted States. lie said that for this putposs
a rendezvous had been opened in South
| third street. where the arrangements vas
explained TO them. Some were employed
to work on the railroads and mines, but
when they should srrive al Nova Scotia
they were TO 60 into barracks; that com.
missions for captains, lieusetanis, 30.
bad been promised by Mr. Perkins and
others 10 several persons on condition
that they procured certain numberfof
men to enlist. Several cargoes sf men
had already been sent away. ne pre-
sumed that the defendants acted under
the advice and projections ot some one
who might be considered foreign Power
, itself. Several Of the men were iIen ex.
amined and stated the facts Of their sblist-
snent. the promises held oft of commis-
sions, bounty, &c. The Commipsioner
then held Messrs. Herr. Bossehart. Bhdd.
and Perkins in So GOO ZACH 10 appear On
Saturday morning next Tor . idrther hsar-
ling, Tho thirteen recruits taken from On
board the steamer were held 10 testify
} Correspondence of Baltimore Ameriedn.
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NATURALIZATION Laws il Maize,


The Lesi.isiurs oi Name which recently
adjourned. passed Two acts retailing q
nAtursliza,ion, which contsid Soms ilsis
por,ant changes yne act pr6vide e ahal
no person oi foreign birth shaH vote b
the State. unless he shall, within three
months al least before the day at e!sciioSi,
exhibit to the regularly constituted suahoFt
tiles Of The town OF city IN which ~ q.
sides. his NATURALIZATION papets. and the
authorities shall enter his name Ia 1 book,
10 be keps1or the purpose, egethes win
the date OF tbs issue 81 the peperts md
the court by which the ssnae are ilsusd.
The authorities are moi to eater his nullS6
in the book, nor enter his n nsme ilk.ilSl3
check list. il they are satisfied i5hst tie
natura,ization papers are mol genuine %
that the person producing them i not The
person TO whomthey were issesd. Ah0th.
er act annuls the nstlrAlixaiion power "a
the Courss OF the State. and declares skaf
no Court of the State, Qor any fun6aisn. |.
airy OF any Court creaied by the authority
Of the Stats, shall bold or exesciso snv
jurisdiction in the adminislsstion of thSI
laws OF Congress known NJ the ntIufnii.s
za,ion laws. nor shall any Couri 10 ~ cof.
nisance OF any application Of any slien
10 be admitted to become ci5i4en. f6
make any record or giant. or isesseS any
certificate or other document of papes.
whereby any slien shall hs nsaurslisea g
made ciiixen Of The United States, Rpsk
Of these acts have been aptrevsd, apa
are nov in full force. sss...s
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hse IIaEcToRs OF the FIRE InsuRANcE Co
Fire Insurance Com pany are notified to
y snset In Woods6eld, on Saturday the i4th
inss.. 70 transact important business.
BY order ofthe Presdent.
LEWIS SHELLEY, Secr'y.
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Rurns, Ript 0a1e.

BosroN. April So The trial Of me sl. :
legged rioters in the Burns ssdi.ioh, The
odore Parker. Wendell Phillips. HiKtiis.
son aud otherss came on to-day belntS
Judgea Curiiss and Sprspus. They wess.
defended by Jno. p. Halls end oakes lessd.
ing Free Soiiiawysrs. The dsfsncs novsd
that the indictment be quashed on SasieJs
gtounds. one that the United SilleA Msts
shall. Freeman. who susnmoned the jdsiifS.
was one Of The party alleged 10 ksys hssSa
assaulted. therelore ha use - - inl1is
fereni party 10 The trial. asss S. B. :.
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ERRArum.-The answer 10 the enigma
Of last week, on the fourth page, should be
WINFIELD Scorr. instead Of William Gull
len Bryant.