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THE NATIONAL ERA: WASHINGTON D. c, JUNE %, 1855

armed force to clear the plaza. A Spanish
paper justly remarks: 1t is to be hoped that
the Government will take proper measures that
these scenes may not be reproduced, unworthy
subterfuges which react against the religion
and the honor of the Spanish people"
MIR: Greeley gives a long account of a few
hours incarceration in one of the prisons of
Paris, at the suit of sculptor who wanted
to make him liable for the cost of a statue sent
on to the New York Crystal Palace exhibition,
which had never been returned. Not conceiv-
ing himself bound to take the Crystal Palace
on his shoulders, he resisted the claim of the
sculptor, and the Court by deciding the case in
his favor soon relieved him from all difficulties.
His brief sojourn in Paris debtors prison en-
abled him to discover that another American
was in the same place, and to be instrumental
In procuring his release.
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State Central Committee Q the Ladepend-
ent Democracy of Ohio.

IHE PATR1ARcHAL INSTITUTION We copy
the following advertisement from the National
Lptelligencer:
INOR SALE, a valuable negro Woman. aged q with
Il or without two children aged q and = vears for
whom the owner has use. For terms annlv to
X j. BOWIE, of Rockville or
w. II. CHICHESTER
June - brookevlle, Montgomery county Md.r
In the second half of the boosted nineteenth
century, at the Capital of the model Republic. in
District under the legislation, not of any State,
bat of the nation, and through the columns of
the most digni6ed and best reputed journal of
the country, it is published to the world that a
mother, and her two children of the tender ages
of six and eight years, will be sold, to be sent
forever from the only home they have ever
known and, in spirit of accommodation, it is
intimated to purchasers that these young chill
dren and their mother may be torn from each
other also, and separated forever. Lest it shall
be said by some that such instances as this are
rare, and that more humane feelings usually
mark the conduct of the owners of slaves, we
will here state that we have made inquiry into
the facts, and that we are satisfactorily assured
that the advertisers, Hon. R. j. Bowie and Mr..
W. ID. Chichester, are among the most respect
able and amiable gentlemen of MARYLAND. Gus
tom has simply Injured them to such practices.
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The spirit of the Letter we subioin is Just
and liberal. 1t repudiates the policy of Pro-
scription on account of Birth or Creed.
CINCINNATI, June Is, 1855.
Ny DEAR SIR: Your letter, inviting me, in
behalf of the Republican County Committee, to
address Mass Meeting of the People of Port
age county, at Ravenna, on the 4th of July, is
just received.
If God spares nay life and health, / will be
with you. 1t will do me good to breathe the
free air of the Reserve, and to hold communion
with her freemen. You offer a strong addition
al inducement, when you assure me that the
intrepid WADE, with whom ~ fought with
beasts at Ephesus," will also be present. 1 want
to feel again the strengthening grasp of his
friendly hand, and to hear his earnest words in
defence of Freedom, and in defiance of her en-
emies.
And this reminds me of the great issue of
the day, FREEDOM or Slavery? A Government
of the People, or Government of the Oil
garchy? This is the issue which the abolition
of Freedom in Kansas and Nebraska has fore
ed on the American People. All other issues
must stand out of The way of this. All minor
differences of opinion must be disregarded for
the sake of agreement and harmony on the
Common Platform of No SLAVERY OUTSIDE OF
SLAVE STATES. Upon this Platform all must
be welcome, of whatever birth, and of whatever
creed, who are willing to unite, in good faith,
for the defence of Freedom and Free Institu-
tons.
Uniting in this spirit-discarding all jeal-
ousies-merging all differences in a common
resolve to rescue our country from the domin-
ION OF the Slave Power, and to place the legiti-
mate influence of the National Government on
the side of Liberty, the Party of Freedom will
be as invincible in strength and numbers, as it
is impregnable in the soundness of its constitu-
tional principles, and in the justice of its sacred
cause. Faithfully, your friend,
S. p. CHASE.
TDn10 w Hill Eeo
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PUBLIC MEETING IN INDIANA.

The Free Democratic League of Monroe county Iuti-
will meet IN the Court House AT Bloomington
urday, the eth OF July, 1855 o'clock. p. W. An
address Will be delivered by the Rev. JohL Bryan Al
citizensWhigs Democrats and Free-Soiirrsa inv
ted TO attend and take part the discussion OF the Even
sion OF slavery Territories OF the United States
JOHN CAMPBELL, Seersiayy pro 'sf's
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Contents of No. XXI.

Contents of No. XXI.
Irvings Life of Washington.
Birds.
What Cheer?
Victor Galbraith
Plant ummies.
Rural Objects in Europe and America.
How | came to like Diamonds.
Recent American Poetry.
Cape Cod (continued.)
Australiana (cOntinued.l
Summer and Autumn
Horace Greeley.
Twice Married (continued.)
Mr.. PePperage's Fourth of July Grafton.
Editorial Notes.
/. Literature. Religious Works.
Noron New Translation Of the C0spcl~--ray Lewis,
SIX Days Of Crrauou-rhe History OF the Life and Ia
siIurc OF - Iyuu'IuS I1y Ola. hy Bartol translated
by NJ. Barrett 49,
2. Histories.
The Liie Of >r William Perpcu, Bart by Usher Par
son>-Couon Is kmg
3. Novels.
Charles R"ude's Peg Woffuglon- Christie Joanst,De-
the sins Of Socriy-- Mary lyudor-P,cps nom n n
fry-haie Ayiesford-lilen Movhray -Iuitals-Dck-
4. Msceanies
Bancrohs Literary and Historical Misceanies-Bre,h-
CoS S,nr r%peT G%GPer' Rhyme aud Reason
III. Fine Arts.-l. Architecture.
TRINITY ChaPrl-Academy at Music
2. Sculpture.
foufs Beethoven.
,. The Opera.
Gnsi Maro-Siefirnoue-B -VrsivaIi-Vy lsnn
Tell Troyaiorc-Nr-. Perkins Ball Madame e.
rsnu-AIr. Brisow
III. New Publications.
Flh Volume. bound m Cloth and Hall Morocco now
ready.
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
TERMS

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THE THREE LEADING POWERS OF EUROPE
AND THE UNITED STATES.
Russia and the United States alone can be

Russia and the United States alone can be
compared as to territory. In gross amount,
Russia has the advantage, but so much Of her
territory is interior, and worthless that the Uni
ted States with their immense line OF seacoaSt,
their lookout on two oceans, and their UNI
elualled facilities for commerce, have greatly
the advantage.
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beverages, as affording most efficient aid in re-
moving the appalling evil of intemperance."
MIR. Bowl y seconded the resolution, which was
carried, amid great cheering.
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Be Days Of Drinking Wine Forgot ~
WILSON'S TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
BOTANIC MEDICINES.

G A r DEN AND NURSERY
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of all kinds of I ar.
4 n and Small Fruits Ornamental Trees and SbTn6s
ENergreens. Roses Dahllas, Climbers Herbs Ese0len3
Roots, &c, &c, by DR. J. T. WILSON
Hs East end OF Main 81, Jackson, Mich.
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1()3
DEATH.

Died in this city, on Monday, the 18th inst,
PETER PARKER, aged nineteen months, son Of
Professor Charles G.. Page.
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MASS CONVENTION.

There viii be Mas, Conv enon OF the Friends OF inn
NtTaska and Aa:i-Sarsyy at FiucastIe Brown county
Ohio ON the
FOURTH OF JULY, 1s55.
Distinguished speakers have been inviteduao attend and
address the meeting. All are invited sttend-Whgs,
Democrats Free-SoIlerS, and know NothIngs Come,
friends, and let us have a large meeting
JAMES COWAN
DAVID DENNEY,
JOHN BRADLEY.
And others. Committee of Arrangements.
FiNcASr.E. BR0,yN Co, O.. JiOis /. I-55.
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The New York Evangelist well sayeth: Ye
who write for this busy age, speak quick use
short sentences never stop the reader with "A
long or ambiguous word let the stream Of
thought flow right on, that men may drink it in
like water"
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The disease is not a new disease, though un.
frequent there; and it is we'll known not to be
of a contagious character.
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Loss OF U. s. BRIG PoRPoIsE.-The Navy
Department on the 18th instant received official
intelligence which has produced conviction
that the U. S. brig Porpoise has been lost. with
all her officers and crew. 1t will be re'nem-
bered that the Porpoise was one of the vessels
detailed on the special service of the expedition
to Behring's Straits, North Pacific, and China
Seas. The following were her officers Acting
Lieutenant William King Bridge, command
ing: Acting Lieutenants VIM. Reilly, Sylvanus
j. Bliss, and VIM. Van Wyck; Assistant Sur
geon James Stuart; Midshipman George F. B.
Baber.
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LETTER FROM MR.. CHASE.

The spirit of the Letter we subjoin is Just
and liberal. 1t repudiates the policy of Pro-
scription on account of Birth or Creed.
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The SCHUYLER FRAUD.-We learn that in
the Supreme Court of New York, the decision
of Judge Bosworth in the case of the Mechan-
les Bank against the New Haven Railroad
Company, holding said company responsible
for the Schuyler over-issues of fraudulent stock,
has been confirmed.
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FATAL ACCIDENT AT NIAGARA FALLs.-A
man went over the American Falls on the
morning of the 23d instant. He was in the act
of landing skif just above the rapids, when
he was carried away by the current, and the
boat capszed. His name is unknown, but he
is supposed to have been on his way from Can
ada with vegetables.
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PROGRESS OF EDUCATION IN MISSISSIPPI
The Holly Springs (Mississippi) Times states
that Professor Charles S. Brown, of Pontotoc
Male Academy, in that neighborhood, was way
laid and killed on the lth instant, by youth
named John F. Ray, whose younger brother
Professor Brown had punished in school, If
Professor Brown was Northern man, the Rich
mond Examiner and other journals of its kim
dred will no doubt again exult.
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The proceeds of the lands and property, &C.
clesiastical and other, to be sold under the new
spanish law, are estimated at 100000, 900,
winch, when it begins to come into play, will
make great difference in the state of things
IN Spain; The other day, it was reported in
Madrid that the image of Christ in the church
OF San francisco ell Grande was sweating blood
and water, IN consequence of the sale of church
property, DC. 1t will hardly be credited that
crowds focked to the church, and there were
not wanting those who affirmed that thew had
themselves wiped the face of the figure with
their handkerchief. The crowd increased
some cries were heard of death to the Jews and
heretics-and it was necessary to send an
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The National Era copies paragraph from
the New York Tribune, in which the True
american is styled an Atchison, Anti-Benton,
Know Nothing paper. We hope the Era will
do US the justice to correct the statement. The
True american never had anything to do with
Atchison or the Anti Benton party, or with any
party but the American party. We are opposed
to all men and all parties who oppose Ameri
can rinciples.-Hannibat Mo- american.
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Isa1. 1871. Is53. 1872.

We have received another communication censuring
the delay in declaring the final dividend upon the old
stock of the Utica and Schenectady Railroad. Our
correspondent says;
lyon know the other Companies are all closed mp
long ago. Mr.. Gibson. who with Others the
Trustee of the Roche ter and Syracuse closed that all
up more Than year ago, and think the Stockholders
were well satisfied a. they would have been II nc
had held on until this time. Mr.. Gibson did not think
thew had any right to withhold the funds belonging to
20 many parties any longer than was necessary 10 make
a final distribution.
We stated some days ago that the Trustees OF this
road had decided to have meeting soon for the pur-
pose of closing up the trust but as nothing further
has been heard from them we presume the sockhold-
ers are getting impatient The fund from which the
dividend is TO be made is, we believe, in Stock and
Bonds of the Central Company, and this Is certainly
favorable time 10 realize and make the distribution
Under Cuisines Notices" on the fourth page will
be found the card of Mr. Henry Dwight Jr, in re-
gard to the charge of usuy set up by him against the
collection of certain notes and embracing various
charges against Mr. f. c. Iitchfeld. Also the card
of Mr. Litchfed replying at length to these charges
As neither of the cards is made under oath and one
directly contradcis the other in all the material points,
the matter is simply question Of veracty between the
gentlemen and the opinion of the public will be based
after reading both cards the general probabilities
of the statements. Mr. Dwighs card very positiven
its statements mingled with considerable bitterness OF
feeling, while Mr.. Litchfelds is equally positive but in
more dispassionate tone. We have no disposition 10
decide upon the merits OF this controversy which will
soon come before legal tribunal; but the reply OF
Mr.. Litchfcld strikes being conclusive rcfuta-
ton of the charges against him. and calculated to
lead TO entire suspension of public opinion until
oil the facts come out before the Courts.
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MARIN T. 10 UR Nd Il &.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.........
CIeare,l.

Ships-And Foster Swift Liverpool, d. Ogden, Golden
Fage Fabens Francisco sutton Coz Persia, haw, 81
Johns, }. o. Baker Co
Baris-Wevbcs-et Carter, Boston, Carlisle Zmmenmlni
DELEGATE Gillian Philadelphia, II. Underwood; w r. Trout
Dean Sseuaa Graude Layton X Hurbuii Tho Riichie,
OH smith San Juan, Tapscott Co.
Bnes-Cnsvrina nall Napoi Venice, Chamhersn. Robin
sou Co: Cynils. Lavender. Bathurst Barring. hboey
Co: Echo fBr Mead Bos.on, aseri Triumph (Brl Akin
son Wilmington ?. J. Nevlus a Son.
Schooners-hiarha Maria small, Salem, r. W Ropes Co
VIM Conquest Seueck Newiiayen, master; Ocean Wave,
Harvey Newbern Davis Holmes; w X. Durham Crowe!l,
Por-au. Platte Nadeigh Knox; Lynchburg Dodge hch-
noud C. H. Person; Mary Charlotte, Grndee, PeDobscot
River. r. z. Buck. $50 -. p, r.,
Stcanel-Be,eIy, Smith, Philadelphia, W. H. Thompson
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Cory Src. 2 o. ACT RELATING TO TIE SuERENDES
o. BoXDs. APPROVED FEB. y, 1855
SECTION All holders thai csss Bonds for which
bon directed - b. uec ~ section eight q Ac
beree 10 4 the session avs fy the year 1878, entitled Ae
provide sor the fgI1g the oUsnss Internal Improve.
Warrants q the STATE ard he interest due thereon s
also Tor uang and funding the amount 81 principal and IN
teEe actually upon the paid Five Million Loan Bonds
Z Sis =. present sHy bor.s o ii. sse, held BY
~ Tea.grefs Dfce, for the purpose II having
. 81. fl, eccullsly ssceTrarei, add new boDls
is-f -tr t. the provisions Of said Act; and
- tl.l = ssid bonds within the herein
9 ..l.i ufe.-s .il4 :, allowed saii bonds the
o. -l-f.- lEt q sfer la, trle th-s the ~
... y 1i-lr pot'e4 INTO - lew bond, 70 be
ea - r-t Of nc 30 IL thereof and ne state rrel
.1c- ff htl .fl-d FL. - leAClahle and proper
a.ac a pr 20 = O.. ct, % = best " secure the CD
't-r he 3 .,1tell sci
Copy tf s.. 4Hr Acr RELATING TO The R.rEs o.
.rs n.y. 90 ID PAKT-fAo BoSDs. APPROVED
TIA. The surrender The TreeSury of rtis
cf part-pac Five Million Loan Bonds still
'1-r, "a 49, rut The sncl Be entitled receive
his Sa.e certificates 81 rocks bous
be hundred G0Iars and eghty-eisht
each thousand lars OF sad bonds principal
AID Interest de thereon. The n Gag Of January, ezneen
hundred and iorryx and sdaz for subsequent Interest
the cent tnlEn on three nuncIe. and
d. and eyeliytIee ceu for each thousand doars
boD. be computed up he fret day Of January
the surrender thereof Prort1ee The Coupons
JAY, sghieer hundred ard oryoIe shall remain attached
thereto
ProrldeG further That any Of the Coupons falling
G any Of The sst bonds between he tf- day Of JAY
eighteen Hundred and foyone and the maturity OF he bond
bonds shall delivered the state Treasurer vita
the bonds 20 which they beonsed there shs be de1cted
the preceding Section the nine dollars snd eighty
for each Coupon removed from bond Of thousand dollars
and dollars and twsntyr or esch Coupon
Jensyed frSu beHd Of three .hopssD6 sel4a
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r. ". LATHAM, AucioIeer
IL TIInNfIlNnNf- AI-lIIl\ SAIIS.-

-. WEDNESDAY May9 1855 al the iieTchass Exchange
a. ~ O'Clock: -
$500 Georgia per Bonds Interest annually on
IL Fen e. Augusta dated feh l849 due IN - years
@9o Indiana state per cent Stock. niefes ~ New o1-
sGCC North Carolina State per cent coupon bon inef'
ct ravable IN New FORK.
able IN seW-l orb.
$1,000 CoynEfon and Lexington Railroad 60; per 'nt
second mortgage Convertible Bon due ia 1888 interest N
Nowiork
500 Lake Enc Wabash and -; Louis r. r. Co per cent
frt uortgags Convertible Bonds interest payable FEB ana
Aug l. in New-AOIk, due 10 1862 - a. y -
l. shares seW-Amserlsm FIRE INSURANCE u" %
. each
no shares Irving Bank Stock, so each. .,,,..
an nrhsSs@ r1u.t be paid before o'clock OF ne
day er The sale When purchases made Tor aeoaut o
parties out Of city 10 per cent viii BE- required on me gay oil
- AZ. ~ dave grace gwen (addng ntefestl the balance
1he crrued Interest will 20 the purchaser the same a. Ok
~ c.T- & 49, J. THOMPSON.
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Re required surrender the the Office OF
tLe ~ mol Lansing teore the Eth day q August
ueaf .nfs ir ad umenf sreeaby the provisions Of said
Ac. 1L II such adjustment will BE- IN accordance with
he 3h roa q the Act numbered 7J, approved Apr 1919,
sw'h anuexed The bonds be Issued 10 the ADJUST
hosc above described viii contain elsuse emitting the
D. 1Cr any mo al the state may have againe the
Icsd tate. Bank the Morris Csnai and Banking Com
sy ts, gel fepre natives growing u the
- rive Million Loan Bonas and such bonds, when
Issued b. made paysble n Neg-iOk both principal
uiecf, and all Be made fedeemsbie The time liked Tor
the maturity Of the Original psrpss buiA The interest
ssl bonds viii be pGid semaInuay the nrst cay
July and January Of each year until the maturity II sd
bsd the redemption Of the principal. After the eAphs-
q aid rh u August: the interest al this cls VI bomb
remaining outstanding uladJusted, viii cease.
=. II. HOLMES, state Treasurer
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CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON CoMPAz

~ NY-FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DuLbAH NJ, LJ ~
FIRST MORTGAGE COUPON BOND>-tVe hunanee
Thousand Dollars Fir-t Mortgage Bonds OF the
Co ana Iron Comr Nv are offered for sale IN sums OF Oe
ihou,anl Dollars each payable The E DAY Of January $500
With in,errs, the per cent per annnn SEMI
annually "a the City OF New. York . ,,,,,. .,
These Bonds secure by hrst Mortgage 20 Wiiam ~
Thonu.on and Edward W Dunhan, n trust on he lands OF
ths Company situate in Allegheny County, Maryland being
about III acrs and embracing about 80 acres OF thc gr
fourteen OF Coaii an the Company haIoa
coupecfing fhsr Mines With the Baltimore sud ONO kafos
with the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal sna with the town q
Cumberland. -.
trifv the Company have appropriate ana pay mo
the hand. of Trustees Ffy Thousand Dollars annni.y a.
nsng fun. ia efaut of the payment OF which or o. me semi
annual interest days after cue, the principal she p
come nc Trustees be authorized 20 enter upon ana '
tie said snds and Road, and pay the bonis -, -,
sealed PROPOSALS addressed the President o. he
,.i he receiyed AZ the Office OF DtNEAM Co. NO 10 WI
Esn,s, Scw.York until SATURDAY. the lsth LAY OF Hv
next AZ O'Clock L. NJ when they will be opened and the
made = g., -. III, III. O., L..
OF the acceptance their bids forty per cent on the t
Ssv of June AM fifty per the l5n dss OF June with
liberty 10 nav the hole a earlier lay.
h yviI reserve The sht 20 reject the whole any
,,-fion M Inc s. = 4 MEHAFFEi, President.
For further particulars apply 70 =.
DtINHAM Co. No. 10 Willism-si., New-forh
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SECOND BOARD.
Sales of stocks at Philadelphia
Mar 2.

Reported for TnE \. Y TslsUSE By j. p a H. B. FEYl
800 Schuyl Nav g. 49, b5, 49,; 5000 Penn
RR I'd mort 90; 100 Allegheny Co g. c. "a 100 Cana
md Arnboy g. 49, al l5y9 City R r. g. Penn RR in
o,s H}; 600 City RR o. 32i; zoo Penn RR "a mort g.,
9l 15C Penn. S. s6 o0 City 6s, " o., 9l3 share Nine
h RR 70 DO Lehigh Nav ~; 10 DO Gifard Bank ~
so Morris Canal b5, 1875 % " L. Gas 81 Harrisburg RR
y Bank Penn III; IL Beaver Meadow, ~; u q. >
y; 10 Lehigh Zinc "a p Penn RR, b5, ~; 20 do az
80 Union Cena 81 10 Reading hk, f D. do b'Nn, 4Jt
Do h. "A. 10 DO. ~
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K. ". LATHAM, Auctioneer
TUONpSON's AUCTION SALES-On

y. WEDNESDAY. May l6 at the Merchants Exchange at
~ ocock bv virtue OF the General Assembly OF the
state OF Illinois entitled An 10 establish general system
Of BANKING viii eel at the time and Place above stated the
following Securities for OF the Bank OF kocAOd ROCK
ford Illinois n0w 10 iiquiiaton - 49,
coo Virginia Per Cent Coupon Bonds due 1886 aud ST.
interest rsvsie In New.York rHOS H. CAMPBELL
Auditor Of the State Of Illinois.