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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

TALLOW-Ihe stocks TAR and pnces are sfeaty The
sales chiefly for home al l2e sales of $1,000 Butch
eIs' Association
petition 10 operate holders ~ the stock does not
Increases but few desirable qualities the market
We have had auction sale week do we heal OF
In prospect
fIN-Pg very firm with 27lc offered at the close
for Straits Since last weekly about so lt 5s Bsucs
Ac cash and 90 slabs Straits the ,p)t &c
each Plates fm sales Of $50 boxes Sd 80 mos
WHALEBONE Is very quiet owing the hmness Of hold
ers Last Gales OchOtsk and South Sea- &c
WCOL-1he receipts Increasing with corresponding
Opposition TO operate the pert buyers Prices firm
with sales Of eco n 3od53c. for low quality, Sdi for
good medium and 4z0c fine Lambs Pulled sells S5c.
Foreign frmer with large Of carpet Woods private
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

As will be noticed from the report Of numbers, only In
today but the receipts Of the week. there
fs Ing the quantity and consequently tine oppor unity
10 price which the .te with the assist
b. edrot TO keep back some 500
head ofceie that had rived within reach Of New
number reduced low that advance half
pound was easily Obtained
The average advance upon the quality OF cattle full
hafs the Of last think threequar
ters Of a cent
Tie quality Of the stock the whole average this
real scaswag The portion about half fAtted four
wear just 10 fair condition for warm weather beef
There extra 6ne buocks though believe that few
sold for &c. butchers goo many
that Ct the best buyers, such Haws
GnysT HARMS Valentine DeToe &C, bought the best cattle
they could select AZ ii lltc.
giving the DO occasionally or buyers, give
sboad who know tie exact des Of the kind
AID price OF cattle sold
Ary .eAlawss butcher who asse that hired Insert
cf buyers sellers nat be could be hired
dove cannot No buy opn.on OF bias i way
or the other about this market
continually insist that reports high But
oters know them without reading always tco .ov. We know
butt 10 through ignorance do corruption
lsxnesx We make ineefagabe sIcroos ascertain
prices and give them faithfully with good
se fail The rse 10 day purely local. and whoever buys
advance with the expectation OF realizing the ADVANCE
The Cattle offered last WeaDed.y nearly al sold and
in the yards Friday In Consequence great many
butchers Bergen Monday and Tuesday and bought
500 head probably better prices than to-day
had effect the advance By keeping out of
the yards The pscps however has been
poser Of combination among seers that buyers DO not
posers there Es too many Of them and there power Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

SPIRlTS-Foreign Is in rather better demand, Brandy es
pesy prices Of Cogn.c UNCHANGED bu Rochelle AMI Bor
dearx are lower The drawing Of he last day for trsaeke
In this commodity has put damper their spr Sufficient
only the validity OF toe law and carry
them through dy Of National Jubilee should they meet
with no interruption ie- Indulgence; sales Of 90 hippe
Coensc 81 46a IS U.s. % Rochelle at 80 sea- 80 5 |, Dor
deux al S3 20 ppes Gin 81 a 81 90 and 10 puneheons
81 Croi. Rum =. II 10 Alcohol in moderate request
deelin. Of American Brandy aud Clio are dull and lc
lower New ngsnd Rum has iecliaed and 10 request
TOBACCO-We have nothing 70 record Prices Of ell
de scr pons Of ea sustained with steady moderate
d,msnd mostly for manufacturing purposes The stocks have
not n Increased. and the assortmens do MT furnish
ice Manufactured continues quiet al unchanged
nrces The 10 hhds kentucky STA
5c seed Leaf and $50 bales Havana at ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

FRUTs-The sss for three days embrace 400 boxes Bunch
Raisns ~ 4cd - So There layers ia mrs hands
and the stock Of bunch much reduced Lernorn Crons selling
l8d ltc and A. lSds generally reported >. -
Of goo bush African Peanuts private terms 100 cases Mac
coros (Geos l5c In fresh foreign, Pine Apples are an
abundant and arrivals in prospect LIBERAL Tbs
include IS COO St. Bsr part omitted in our last At go
25oCU MstsnEss do d9 Is 600 spanish Slip do at $40
y 40 Bahama lower than for past and selling
sSd S. qusly sloo Baracoa Cocoinu's At s2 Is
bbs y Dbl 34 punches st Bart bananas 75c;
45 do 6c 100 punches Barscoa do AZ lie per invoice
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

REMARKS HEFF CATTLE.
report shows the decrease Of receipts of Beeyes for the
the whole City upon the weekly average s9 head
So les than Last week
The number market to-day SO head whish is 70l de-
year and COS decrease upon the number sold last Wednesday
The Of Of droyes Of 50 or more are given be-
low and where Cattle from. The Of
saesnen other than Cattle Brokers' who sell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28


GuNNY BAGS firm; Boston siles reported OF
go bales llc and coo bundles &C. both
GUNNY CLOTH-At Boston the inquiry has been brisk
sales Of 200 bales at l2l CSC mos.
HIDES-The market continued 70 favor the buyer; the
however have been quite large The arrivals have been
and the burden. Sales Of AngOsara
at lie Cabeo to-day u 10 5c selected and
eco Southern l2c 6months The stock as follows: 1000
Csbelo IS COO fom Rio Jsneiro go African, 5000 hasmo
ra AGO Curacao San juan $50 Chagres 5000 southern
Texas &C. 500 West India and ,alted Rio Grande To
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

= COFFLE-1he Demand continues molerse a 10 fofsT
price, for all descriptions The embrace DO bsgs Rio
mostly ~ lec bags Laslsyra ct l0c 100 DO Ssval4
HGioac; S0do brown Java l5tc; 80 do. St Domingo
staiLeo al &c We quote:
Ls.uayrs, y u .....lvt oil Java White, f...iSi ala
Msttsbo ....lo dl2i Mocha .............4 ais
st. Domingo: cash. u o. Brszii :........ 9loll
CANDLES-Psin Sperm firm at 81 ceus and Pstsni a.
4cc q Staten H. and Palm about go boxes sold p Tie
COPPER-New Shesthng firm PC for suits and 29o
FOR light sizes. Yellow Metal sells a. &c.
CENENT-Tbe mAIkei l. steedy at : ldsl l2i p Dbl
COALThe MAJ he, il quiet for Anthrsc,e a. ga - Is
tun Foreign Is quie ses Of 100 tuns inferior Liverpool AZ
sc amos.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market Tor Western and State
Flour lower the low grades very dull while there IL fair
demand for the medium and gredes The arrivals
the 8oo bbs % III rs gu fr 70
straight State IS 62 at9 ~. for mixed fancy VI chsan and
Jndisna 80 6 ~ Is for good Ohio, and 80 IS
az &c foT Gne,ee Canadian Foa steady sales Of
l3Oo bills 80 s7idsl0 IS for 10 best brands
Sou bern Flour lower; sales Of 200 bb At S0d 80 IS for
xed 70 sooo straight brands Baltimore AeIsndhs and George
and BIO 75dl IS for fancy fayonte ana brands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

Totc..... ...'....s'.s.'''''''''.'''ls5V roSVS W
Average head
The week closes with good supply hand and the market
dull sheep have DEPRECATED since my last report about &C.
N, and the prospect Is they will still be less.
Sale Sheep and Lambs by Rood Foge at Chamberlns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

Here shown decrease thus far this year in comparison
with the Eight receipts Of last amounting to 20 40 9 feet
Of boards and sesnng and 30 800 Of while there
Is an increase Of over 10 0c0 Ms Of shingles.
We omit table Of prices there has no change In the
quotations since last published
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
vcrs:e n besi 50

Ioth.': ....''. 49,; ''f''''''''-i' 40 ro ~'-
Averefe fhe5f......ss.s.''..'fo %
The saes OF 80 by James McCay al Brownings averaged
S. IS head. - =,
The Clerk of Chsmberln's Hudson River Bulls Heai)
mi ket reports follows; .
The sheep during week have principally been Of mid
dps ordinary kind and have not probably averaged more
than 81 50 - while lois of extra Sheep iron
Kentucky aud Ohio have sold for Shipping at 80 So
The number sold there during the week very largeHL
SAFES OF Sheep and Lambs ChSmOersns oy JoDn NORTH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
Passengers Arrived

Ia Fire Fly from Batqria-H. P. Thibsu, lady And
child.
In brio yanson from Marks-Mrs j. b. Bull and chill.
dren Mira SWAN, Mrs. Dmon and two children, hrs. t. CO
Holbrook
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
lnsls during ii. third week in June IN

Here falling OF Of Boards aud Scantlng this year.
perscn with nearly 10 600 900 feet and Of
ie9 ~, while Shiug es have increased over 900 Ma
The total receipts by the Canals since the opening Of navga
ton 70 and including the third week In June Ia the years
named. a. follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
Reeeipt, last Hlsek by Railroad. and Boat.

Beef Cattle In mari ct to-day r54 head.
NJ ALLEkTos propre Of the Washing on Drove Yards
the Csre In to-day from the follow sates
New York s. Ohio fs Indiana IA Illinois f6 Kentucky 40
Wisconsin lo9. Texas l35.
RECEIPTS CATTLE TIE WEEK.
According reports from the several market in the
Cify.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

GRAIN Our Wheat market continues very duli the ouly
sale that have report 81 bushels Michigan al % 5l
heavy; the bsh check the
small Sc for State aud Western and 5oa5 for Jersey
Southern Rye is quiet : so ~ S. Barley dull ut
81 lsb declined notice sales of 80 coo bush
for Mixed Western closing at &c; ~ 10 81 Is tir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

c0TTOHThe mssse eo1frues tu3 nd heavv az rsrt,s-
srssssJ svs'se ne ,es3 ( nssHes Rse nsv over due
The fo~s are the quotations nesI - they can Be- ri1ed
at s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

HENP-sial is he'd generally s zee Manis is nominal II
e American quiet with sales OF - bales Dressed
stglq
fOPs-The market Is better sales Of lao bales at 2 02c
HONEYThe demand good but in the absence Of good
supply transactions restricted We hear Of saies
fNDGO-D Dizziness PREVAILS only small sales of Carscas az
81 5 Bengal 81 M and Madras at e5c have trsnspred
al 28 80 ca,h aud $50 months Bars firm 200 tuns
sold at SIS months Rails are scarce Sheet iron
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

Passengers sailed

Bv North Rir,r Boais-5 $40 Ibis. Flour, 50 pkg
SO Co. Lard ice DO. Provisions III bush. Wheat.
n... lt( DO. Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
Markets-Peportsd bv J,l,grarL

ALBANY, June N-FLoUR dul and unchanged wRrAr-No
sles Of moment Coss steady Sc aHoa and 70 arrive and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

FISH-The market quiet and steady for Msckerel ct our
quotations Goldfish continues scarce and much wanted
Herirg sold according quality 5od4oc. 800 boxes
have hands shsd steady and Picked Fish are quiet
W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
MINIATURE ALAAsAc.

MINIATURE ALAAsAc.s.....rHIs DAY.
SUs-Rises. -: 81 Sets......7:S7 MooS-Sets Z:fs
HIGH wATER................THIs DAY.
Sandy 5:34 Gov. island. 1924 He'll Gate 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

porIroEs-rAs market e steady; sales Of Bermuda at
n ~ ,nd south Caro,ins 81 75aS4 S. Hercers are
1i.s 81 sea S. old red add white, and Carter At -
dS2 So -.-.ls.., pvs.a.
are yn and he dininshing rapid y; SUES 81 30
stsgee In London dressed East India DO further anise
tiofs have taken plsce. ., osr.-....
Goat 4fte sold q a &c D m :
ISCIover l. dull Ln'eed il plenty with sales at
Re.op A. ~ O5 cash. Hempseed loo bushels SOD At
sAIT-Tb. msrEet firms sales have cleared the markets
,ey consist o o0 bush CadiI, 5000 Eapam lo@ St Ubes
two earsOs. do 100 'scs. Liverpool Fine and 5000 Grouad
sua sine 70 arrive, AZ previous rs1s
srWltTbe usrlet il quiet; sales of 4o0 bags Palermo
81 months fs25 y tun asked Tor prime 81 ities IN
sma lois 49,
SPELTER-The market Is very h 100 tons Plates sold a.
- IS cash; and Is tons % arrive AZ ~, mos.
sOAPihe sales for three days include 800 boxes Castle,
s,v trIr 4 mos. and 500 boxes Chemical Olive a. Tie
sPCEs-L,le been done IN this branch Of ade spec
uve purchase of SOC bsgs menoi small sales Of Pepper AZ
lie Naimegs d04c Casss at &c ami Pinento at ljle
oouIr,e the business OF hree days We quote:
C,ssia IN mat y d. 40 Pepper sunatra ..lO30 II
Ginger Race Rmento, jam cashl ~ a Is
Msse..............sO q %. Cloves (eash)..'.A al
No. Inn a W
GARS-Holders firm with good business doing The
stok soa lsr,e about eco hhds What is landing has
readily a. former rates the sales include 800 hhds Porto Rico
fr refinery az 6 1876 hhds 40 bblk and 10 tea Cubi MuscO
% Il emil -. L. Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

Prom which Il VII be that The deoresse IN ecePts
.opn, 10 7s 900 bales The decrease 10 exports Great
ny,tsin Is 900 other foreign ports 5000 Increase France
100 coo. Total inoresssi in sxports, IS 900 bales
II il understood the trains on the Teue Haute aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
s DC c.yusa 'nd susqcshsnns nah',d Io =. .sS
ss.eA and Owego) which has been leased TO- ana
-m,s,eaaer be operated by said Company;
..s24.a4 "a SI72,s9s q


The ouuntity Of Coal forwarded TO market by this
compspy from their Mines at Scranton, Pa, during
the period shove .e,
Stated, was.s.... s.ssss.sssssssssssss anss .aSs1
In same months last yesr............. fans 1910
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

tHON siONsThs uaiket 4 reT fo- fork with good In
qury sales Of zoo bbls S9 % Mess sl6 50 fr
Prime. Western Prime Mess Is frs sls SD IS Beef
tuOyart there better feeling snd prces have Upward
tendency; sales q fS bis Sl0 75f5 IS for Couatry
Mess; ~ e. Slo fer Prime sic FOX rerseted Chszo and
sl7 for extrs do. Prime Mess steady IS Cur Meats
firm with fair demand; sales OF 80 pksa o. lO!e for
Hams aud u dsc. for shoulderS Lard better with zooi
demand; sales Of 500 pigs 81 ia 2e for kees and o lie
for bh Butter sesdy; sales q Ohio aud STAT.
lsd.2e. Cheese 10 rreguar small sales 6ds We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

LEADThe market is dun ard heavy; sales of2 pgs Ga.
lena 80 Is tne and interest," Spanish nominal 20 ei
LlME-1he msiket Is quiet for ROcksnd Csc.
Lump firm; sales OF $40 bbls. at 81 2i 81 Is.
LATHS steady; sales Of 500 600 at III so p ~.
LEAThER-ihe demand for Hemlock sole has been only 10
mod extent and prices Of kinds in favor Of
buyers. Prime qualities unchanged; the about
equal 10 last week. Light Angosture sell aisle best
Id2o.; MIDI Angosura 1916, and Prime quality p a
&c. Heavy Weights fair supply but well held. Oak
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-07-14
ANTLsLAvERY CONVENTION AT INDIAN
ApOLIS.

A State Anti .Slaycry Convention was recently
held at Indianapolis, at which the following excel.
lent resolution was adopted
Resolved, That fidelity to our cause should ever
be held paramount to any temporary success, and
$ the only sure means Of its triumph; and that
the real power Of our movement, Justly consider.
cd, lies not 80 much In the numbers it can mi. ster,
ms IN the truth 1t teaches, and the loyalty with
Which we maintain 1t.
a part of one Of Mr.. Juliars speeches. we fir
thus sketched in the Republican paper of that
city
Mr.: j. spoke of the evils of slavery and main
tanned that the people Of the Free States, even an
~ti-siavery men, had no adequate conviction Of the
enormlty OF the crime of slavery. We were not
imhned with a sufficient hatred of it, not enough
to induce right action. Our anti slavery was pre-
tended rather than real, else we would not so
readily sacrifice principles we protested, to secure
Office or the success Of party.
lie deemed the anti Nebraska movement of last
year detrimental to the anti-slavery cause. The
Free Democracy had demanded too little, they had
shqTn themselves too ready 10 yield principle to
secure numbers. They went into the contest on a
single issue, the restoration Of the Missouri Com.
promise. And even this issue was a deceptive
one. The Missouri compromise could not be re-
stored, even If it were desirable that It should be,
which the speaker seemed to question. 1t was
not strictly an issue between Slavery and Freedom
but an issue that 'louked towards Baltimore as
well as Pittsburgh" 1t had a Pro-Slaycry as we'll
as a tree.Soil face. He adopted the argument Of
the "Old Liners" that the restoration of the Com
promise, while it would make Kansas and Nebras.
ka free, would sanction slavery south of sc deg.
81 MN; but to him slavery was not less hateful
south OF that line than north of it.
Mr.. ). averred that the Free Democratic party
was dead the Anti-Nebraska movement had killed
1t, without building up any other reliable party
of freedom. IF Anti Slavery men had stood firm.
ly. upon their principles it would have been other
wise. The Anti-Nebraska men would have come
upon their platform, instead of the Free Democra
cy going over to simple Anti Nebraskaism. They
would have been triumphant.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-07-14
WHO IS RIGHT?

MARIus: Much as I may Jo prone to "assump.
tons, | will not assume to "set"J. Heaton "rirht'
because think he can do it himself, more to his
WI satisfaction. | did not intend to convey the
idea that students in high schools held a book Of
natural science in one hand, while q mathematician
work occupied the other. Let my friend inquire,
if he has not done so, whether there are recitations
or exercises in different classes, on different sub
jects by the student in the same day whether
grammar and arithmetic, or algebra and chemistry
are not on hand at the same time whether stu.
dents finish their course in geometry before they
commence physiology, or the contrary having
done so, | must desire to be enlightened by him, il
| am in error.
lie says there is no grading" in the Unior
Schools. Did | use an improper word. Here are
Webster, Worcester and Smart at hand. l find i
not. One uses CRAZE to ascend and descend OF
surfaces; another, that it is a step or degree
rank. All! one has grading, regulating the ascen
and descent of roads, &c. l did not mean to REP
resent the high schools as l~erelcrS, and if the articl
reviewed is not a very clumsy affair, it took tn
opposite view. Do not a number of certificates or
title the scholar to a place in the school above him
and can he go up but by a regular prescribe
course? Should he wish to learn surveying 0
navigation, can he do so previous to the study Q
geometry? or may he enter the physiological elias
in ignorance Of grammar? If he may choose hi
pursuits, and reject those for which he has n
taste, or knows no use-then was / mistaken, an(
stand corrected. How is it?
AMOS GILBERT
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-07-14
r M A CLASS
At he Union School, Salem, Colum6iana County,
Ohio.

Attic Union School, Salem, Colum6iana County,
Ohio.
A NORMAL Glass will be organized at the com.
mencemcnt of the Fall Term of the Salem Union
School, August 18th, 1855, and will continue eleven
weeks.
The best opportunities Will be afforded to those
who wish to prepare themselves for teaching in,
Union or Graded Schools. The most approved
methods of instruction will be adopted, and all.
the recent improvements in the management Of
Union and Public Schools will be presented in a,
series of Lecturer ON the Science Of Teaching and
School Government.
Students will have the opportunity Of witness.
ing the workings of the methods of instruction.
government and Indictment proposed, in the six
departments of the School.
In connection with the Normal Glass, another,
will be formed in Practical Science in which all.
the experiments illustrative of Natural Philosophy
and Chemistry will be performed by the Students
themselves. ~ M
The analysis of minerals and soils will occupy
d prominent place in the exercises of this class.
1t is believed that the Salem Union School pos.
sesses a more extensive and complete apparatus
for practical purposes than any other school "
seminary in the State.
-rxPExsEs.--
Board psr week. $500 10 o,es,,
Tuition for common b~rahches. 800
Higher branches, including Mathe-
MATES. Nat. Sciences and An a 20
cicnt Languages, $3.50 to $50
Glass in Practical Science, Extra, 5000
For further particulars, address
A. HoLBRooK, sur't::
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-07-14

SEVERE GALE AT MARIETTA, IowA.-Marietta,
the county seat of Marshall Co., in this State, was
visited by q terrible storm last week which blew
down ten or twelve dwelling-houses, shops
and stores beside doing a great amount of damage
in other respects. One man whose house caught
fire during the gale, and who attempted with a
young child in his arms to reach q neighboring
house, was caught up by the wind and carried ovei
a mile, holding on to the child meanwhile. Hi;
wife with another child, was more fortunate il
finding a temporary shelter on the leeward side Of
a barn, where she stood for hours exposed to Q
torrent of rain, not daring to venture forth from
her hiding-place until the wind subsidized. One
store was blown to atoms, and the goods scattered
over the prairie in an ~easterly direction for miles.
Iron pots, tin kettles and other heavy articles were
hurled a great distance. The rain meantime came
down in torrents, thrcatning in one or two instances
to drown whole families, and the accompanying
thunder and lightning were so terrific as to make
the stoutest hearts quail. Our informant, a gentle
man residing at Independence, and who passed
through this town last week on his way home from
Marshall Co., says that many CT the in habitants
came near dying from sheer fright, never having
before witnessed anything a thousandth part so ter
rib!e as this prairie ~gale.-Tinton (lowa) Eagle,
June %.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-07-14

GRowTH or MINNEsoTA,-A pamphlet, entitled,
Rise and Progress of Minnesota" has just been
issued at st. P~aul.-From this document We ex-
tract the following:
'Ths first census of Minnesota was made by
order Of Governor Ramsay, in the summer of 1919.
The number of inhabitants reported at that time
was 1880, of whom 1907 were males and LIB
females. The number returned in the subsequent
year, under the United States census, was 6,l39.
Since 1850 no general enumeration Of the inhabi-
tants has been had but at the present time the
population of the Territory cannot be less than
10000, while by many it is estimated as high as
10000 or 10000.
"In 1850 the taxable property was returned at
1892, 1872; in 1851 at 81 $50, 1903 in 1852 at 81 ,59S,
l65 in 1858 at g, Az, 437 in 1854 at $3.50,
033."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-07-14

THE BACHELOR MoNEY.-The Mobile Register
of June % has the following:
Il Proper Morement.-A paragraph appeared in
one of sur city papers, a few days since, to the eff
feet shat the sum of $Sl7 80 had been collected
for the relief of the widow Of James Batchelder,
who was killed in the Anthony Burns riot at Bos-
ION, and handed to her. 1t being stated that the
whole subscription of the South to this fund
amounted to less than ten dollars, one of our well
known philanthropists has started a subscription
list in this city, for the relief of the widow, to
which we hope to see a Large number of names
subscribed that will realize a large amount of mo-
ney. The cause is ore of those which should in
duce a contribution from every Southerner.
New York, July 10.
Captain Smith, late of the Brig Julia Moulton,
charged with being engaged in the slave trade, was
sentenced this forenoon TO two years Imprisonment
and a fine of $1,000.
A colorcd man, formerly owned by the Hon.
Howell Cobb, Of Georgia, arrived at Detroit on the
Sd, by underground railway. He is an athletic,
vigorous man, aud has been on the road since the
early part Of March last.
B9S~ According to a recent report Of Sir, William
Clay, more churches have been erected in England
during the last fifty years, than had previously
been built for FIVE centuries,