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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
BANANA.

Fan Our Own Correspondent
HAVANA, Friday, Jane {, 1855.
on the 10Th ult., daring the dinner given by
Gen. Concha to Com. Henderson Of the British
navy, a cargo of African slaves, some five humid
red in number, was mnded at Chorera within
two leagues of this city; it scarcely seems
credible that any would save dared % attempt
this landing under Gen. C0ncha's very nose, as
il were, had il NOT been previously arranged
that no Interference should take place. What
renders the affair more acdacious is the fact
that several spanish cruisers were in this imme
date vicinity at the very time when the landing
took place; indeed, my informant, gentleman of
respectably states that seventeen of the Africans
were taken charge of by a well-known Spanish
steamer If such be the fact, then it weud al
most seem that the captain of that ship had con-
nived at the Decentralization of these Africans, and
that seventeen were given as part Of the bonus
received for nonnterferenee with the landing OF
the others.
A general dislike prevails here to answer more
than one or two questions upon any subject, and
this circumstance is the only reason or excuse
can assign for not being in possession of minute
particulars respecting this landing of Africans.
A certain person proceeds to New-York either
by the present steamer or the next one with the
view of purchasing vessel to engage in the Afri-
can save-trade. He takes pilot with him L
should hope after this public notice of his inten
tions no sbip-builder in the United States will sell
vessel to be engaged in so base traffic.
Several cargoes of Africans are know expected
shortly to be landed in the neighbOrhOod of Carde-
mas. A bright lookout 1 have reason TO be-
lieve will be kept for these gentry, and they will
be fortunate indeed should they effect a landing OF
their stolen slaves without detection.
l. II. Felix was shipped for Spein on the LIST
inst More cruel treatment than he has expe-
rienced from this Government, or greater neglect
from that of the United States has rarely been the
lot of any human being.
Neither the yellow fever nor smallpox appears
to be pursuing its usual course of virulence,
although hear there is great deal of the first
named disease among us.
We have had one or two rather heavy showers
recently The weather is very warm; but the
season for hot days fast approaches, so we have no
right to complain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
BORDER RUFFIANISM.
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent
ST. LOUIS, Monday June ii, 1855.
| have just been conversing with a friend OF
mine who has recently visited the seat OF war
Western Missouri-and have learned from him
some facts which should be known to the many
readers of THE TRIBUNE. The papers of this
city. and many of the so-called conservative"
sheets of the North are so in the habit of crying
Peace, Peace, when there is in reality no peace,
but on the contrary most violent strife and con-
fusion; it is getting so common to say that
"quiet is beginning to reign on the Missouri
"frontier," and that call Will yet be well,
that il is high time for the real facts in the case
to be published at the East, where every one
may read them without prejudice, and where
the truth may assault even the deaf ears of our
imbece and impotent Administration.
My friend Of whom | speak is By birth and
educatio Pro. Slavery man. yet his good sense
and honesty lead him 10 speak the truth always.
He says that Western Missouri is az present
under Reign of Terror more terrible than that
of Robe sphere, because existing in a land
claiming TO be free enlightened and Christian
lied. The fre-eaters are organized in secret
band. and conspire together 10 secret meetings.
Their hand is against every man who will not
loudly advocate their damnable doctrines.
Too.e who are not with them these Slavery
propaglp dists consider TO be against them, and
no ancient ban of communication could be
more fearful than their avOwed enmlty. Nhlshy
is their inspiration, and hemp and tar and
deathers are their arguments They have re-
solved TO hang, burn aud destroy, to bully and
intim,oate until the curse of Slavery shall be
fixed or Kansas. You have learned of the con-
duct OF these men toward Mr.. Phillips, lawyer
of Leayenwortb, whose only crime was re-
monstrance against perjury and Illegal voting
Uor the charge that he was engaged in the ailray
IN which that notorious rOwsy, Malcolm Clark,
was justly slain, is now acknowledged 70 be
false; how they dragged him over TO Weston,
sarred and feathered him, rode him on rail-
and sold him at auction. Such an outrage has
never before been committed in our State. Its
brutal details make ones heart sick Yet my
informant says that Phillips bore the ordeal like
a nero. and refused, though he was tire stened
with hanging, to sign written obligation to
leave Kansas. Though man of slender form,
he has fiery eye and daring heart. Those
twelve men who have so deeply injured him will
hear from him yet, if appearances are not very
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
FROM QUEBEC.

QUEBEC, Friday, June 10, 1859
The ship Lochnabar Castle went ashore on Bird
Rocks at O'Clock on the evening of June 4. Sue
had 557 passengers, 90 of which were taken off by
the Sophia Mckenzie. Two hundred tuns of the
cargo consisting of salt and rice were thrown over
board 1t is supposed that the vessel and all the re-
manning passengers will yet be saved.
EnisiInents of men for the British Army, between
The ages of 10 and 40, are being male at Niagara.
Yesterday afternoon two men were so severely in
jured by the falling of log OF timber upon them at
Munos wharf that their II res a. g despared OF.
John Craig farmer at st. Toys, near this city, tell
npon his hearth-,tone Gay before yesterday, while IN
a state of intoxicaton. aud Immediately afterwards
died of apopexy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

NEw.YoRK.-The official vote Of the Judicial Flee
ton in Buffalo has been published Masten lFumonD
had 1895; Houghton, Hndoo, 2,iis. Anti Hmdoo
mai 1850. There were sl scattering votes.
KENrueKY.-The Hon. Charles ;. Morehead has
accepted the Know Nothing nomination for Governor
of XIV. We learn from The Frankfort Common
eeohh that he intends to begin active personal can
ysss Of the State in few days.
MIcHIG.S.-The Lansing Republican Indignantly
denies the statement that the official copy Of the Name
Law of that State has been stolen The editor has
satisfied himself of the existence OF the documentby
{" prolonged look at tile, signatures and secnots,
and the Deputy Secretary Of State assures us that
has not left his keeping since it was first conded
To him. Its destruction would not Of course affect
in the least the enforcement of theaw as it exists In
dozen other places where its validity is unques-
~ a. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16

Saws ArryNprryG 40 EscAPE.--Ihe Norfolk
va H,g5d states hat on Saturday the 9th instant,
Chas II. Shields E-., Recorder Of the city: was in
formed that draymaD named sales had appued 70 me
po,f 10 obtain passage for fugitive slave. The Cap
is;n upder the direction of Mr. Shields, agreed to the
proposon Of Sales and appointed II o'clock At night
as he time for them TO aboard. Farther arrange
menis were made for hecaptuEe and 1t the appointed
tine sufficient COns;abulary force in readiness,
who proceeded to the vessel, which lying ia the
stream; arriving few moments AFTER the fgitiyes had
gotten well on board. There they found less than
Fix negroes, five men and one woman, dressed IN male
attire, who were Immediately hsndcufed and lodged
in s. The party then proceeded TO the residence OF
Sales and placed him in company With those be d.
tempted 70 get of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
THE PORTLAND RIOT-A PACKED
JURY At UORk
f; I; r...o,dc,c. of'f;he n. Y. Tribune.

coue.pondcucs Of fihs N Y. Tribune.
PORTLAND, "Wednesday, June IL, 1850
TIE Rumocracy Of this city, exssperated at the
defeat of their conspiracy against Neal Dow and
the Republican party, have instituted what they
call "a second iraquest," which is now sitting and
examining Witnesses relating to the rum riot and
the death of their ripgleader The first Coroner's
ipauest having returned verdict which justified
the authorities, this Jury is composed entirely
of the bitterest oppoDents Of Neal Dow, the Tenn
persnce pSrty, apd the Maine Law. The Coroner,
too, is on the same side so thai il is Thoroughly
partisan and political msvemeut, having the zane
object in view as the conspiracy, the riet, and the
subsequent false accusations against Neal Dow.
While the city authorities do not recognize tbs
as a legal inquest, they take care 10 put in many
witnesses ana the number be examined will Lass
for two weeks, although 81 che inqaest" has al
ready been thYee days at the work
Whatever verdict this packed Jury may return
will be of little consequence, as it canrot have any
legal effect, the emily legal inquest having already
disposed of the ease. HIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16

pepnsyIyana this machine has beon IN favor Tor some
ycass. II bns good rcputs'ion ss reaper.
| = No o ves one Of Mennys 5nHchnes, manufactures
| IL l.. G.. Bal, Hoosic Falls. IL ;: similar 70 inc
| olcre, and works WIN roci' "h'u 10 a" "
:" No 10 rrs one-borse machine, made by Ke'chun
of ButIalo he |akher Of all he 1lorfng mach'H.' &c
cuts atou, three feet wide, and does good worh WIN
"A stout horre. =.
we hesrd a good rrsnv persons say they could net
ie!l after se,ipg al ibe machines work, which to
cheese so fan as we heard observations, ha'ieu-
beck's was he ssyorjte. Our opinion Is that all az.
GOOD In their pros ser situations, and OF great nsctcn
value TO the farrser; snc that was the UNANIMOUS
opinion Of the crowd mSDy Of whom, Though ofd
farm ems saw a moving uassine for the first time at
tLis exhibition.
we donbt whether an Acric sural meeting has ever
been held in Wcsicheser Comfy that effected w mach
Good a. this one Ii hay awakened spirit OF improve
nent that will never sleep ard will save great deal
Of labor in future years. Mr.. Drkenson justly enti
tied 10 q good share Of He cro3h, ~ he was very
active in getting up the meeting, and devoting sv
eral acre Of grass TO the a, at time when the crop
was of 10 value. .
Aaer all the machines hid been equally tried the
President called upon Col johnson to make short
address 10 the people, which be did in his Asppiest
.ves He strongly Illustrated the advantage ~ sub
st,ntng horse power and mac tnery iof mammal labor
lie alluled most happily TO ths spirit mat such meet
ings as this awaken the ssuniiy. IL Is net the
pri2e that nav be won By eiiler OF tesc machines,
said he that !, the great prize OF The exhibition.
Il is the prize that you gain ~ coming here--the
great prize OF Improvement in the knowledge ana sklh
of culiivn.ng the earth Some of you have been faith
less until tbs day abost the advan age of unng now
inc machines. You css be fsitheg no longer. You
Nave aimed knowledge taat You cagNOt get nd or
This great crowd is evidence OF the spirit that n
sti,i ng among Ysu. lie u spirit that never dice.
On e aroused ns march Is onward.
There is no mistake that the spin, of AGRICULTURAL
imp oyement is sroused in this country. Ten years
900 il would have been hard to get dozen men to
come N &c machine.
Tie trial is to be continued to-day Saturday on
Judge jays farm, moving the laws, and also In
leavy clover.
Tie Committee will probably publish their report on
Monday But what enscq uenee that Svery farmer
present will give his own report, and make up has
,wn jude nent upon what he has seen with hr own
yes.
The trial il of far more Importance to them than -
hose VII manufacture and sell the machines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16

Whitman. who. Il seems had recently been discharge
e.. ,hs of;ce of speca, agent by the Department
IN Drart,neut has uniformly refused to authorize
cr ms, ~ any such violations by its agents or
siess "a hiss dsavowed the power to break the seal
~ 49,. ,e,ter not returned 70 II M dead or refused
.hon repeatedly applied TO for such authority by the
,aa;ccrs OF the law, for the detection of crime
Az 10 the great peper-mill story, I'm which 5000
lo,,srs were reported 10 have been sold among the
wnste and rubbih Of certain PosOfiices, il proves
40 be baseless. The sO-called letters shown TO
have been refused Congressional speeches and docu
merts unsealed lottery aud insurance circulars, etc
Turs Of such matter accumulate IN the principal
offices every year. and are with refused newspapers
sold to the paper maker
II is known however that. notwithstanding me pres
ent low rates Of postage there are some persons 20
mean as to violate the law by conceang letters-ahu
sometimes even valuable letters--in newspapers, 20
cheat the Government out Of the postage. III Is
possible that letter valentine or TWO mus eon
cealed may have escaped the vigilance OF 'ne io.,
Office MP oyces and so have reacheu the paper ihu
in orestion. This il the only grain OF truth upon
which that misrepresentation rests. Inc proprietor Oh
fhe pener mill rofcncd TO was more aatOnished tnS
any bow else at Its magnitude
The recent removals of the Know Nothing messen-
s,ers from The Treasury and Posi-Ofice Department
Arc regarded as preliminary TO the decapitation OF the
higher grede OF officers belonging TO that Order.
Much alarm exists among the clerks especially OF the
Treasury.
Tic Secretary OF the Interior returned tonight.
Capt. ingraham is here.
Land warrants IN good demand at 81 O7asl %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
HAVANA AND KEY WEST.

BAATIMoRf, Friday, june 10 1870.
The Southern mail az late as due is to hand. The
steamer Isabel has arrived at Charleston with Havana
dates to the 9th inst and the mails and passengers
for New-York intended for the Grenada, that vessel
having been detained at New-Orcans, on account OF
an accident to her machinery.
Havana was healthy, but business was dull.
Four Cinnamon had been ganoted at Cardenas for
murder.
The dates from Key West are to the 10th inst Sew
eral large ships had been ashore, but got off without
aid from the wreckeTs, and without material damage.
The soop-of-war Cyane was ashore for three days,
but got of unniured.
The Fulton and Cyane were the only National yes
sells et Kew West The jamestown sailed the 9th
for Madeira.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16

Something's, Hiss, PIERCE Vose and that set being
kicked out OF the party,) and then combination
of the Know-Somethings-th few remaining Free
Soilers, Anti-Slavery Wings and Anti-Slayery
Democrats into an open Anti.slavery party, under
the name OF Republican, by which name the SINH
lar party is known in Maine and in the West This
party will uphold the Personal Liberty bill, and
possibly again endeayor to remove Judge Loring.
Probably it will support the Maine Law. AT all
events it may be predicted that it viii not oppose
that law OLIVER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
HENRY A. WISE AND THE GRANITE CLUB.

BOSION, FIludy,
Henry A. Wise of virs mia, having been elected an
bonorary member of the Granite Club, No. l, of this
CITY in letter from Onancook, Va June TO- elders
his grateful Acknowledgements and expressions of
heartfelt Joy that there are still IN Massachusetts
friends offeedom and conservative Democracy enough
TO sympathize with those everywhere aud here part-
cularly, who nrc struggling maintain the faith OF the
Father of the Republic all essential matters of poll
Tics and religion. He concludes 10y saying, BE stea
dy, be firm organize and be yigant, aud we shall yet
see the country safe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16

Tie Co=eAoria RepS6iiean IN. Y. having pubIiahed
floating paragraph aributiDg improper language 70
William Lloyd Garrison, has received the following
contradiction:
Editor Of the Ca-eaosia RsTebiieGAs
SIR: The offensive language regarding the Deity
wi icb Won aitibuie 10 William LLOYD Carbon is from
the perl of one of his couespOndonss Mr. 6nrrison
deeply religious man-as full OF reverence for me
true and the holy as of oathing Cor the lse and the
base. Thee are huff Garisons to oenent aga oss
tkc world and The void can therefore III afford any
unjust diminutioD OF their influence. ,,,,r,,
Respectfully your, "H'"~' N
Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
MASSACHUSETTS, DELEGATES.

BOsTON, Ffluuy' |unt 10, TOO.
The Massachusetts Delegates TO Ito Know Notbing
National Convention have al returned home. We
have il nom reliable authority that Mas Convention
of Tie Order in Massachusetts, will be held for the pur
Dose of calling General Convention of the people of
The Northern and Northwestern States, with a view
Of concentrating action in the present crisis The
pestion has been favorably received and will be
promptly acted upon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16

enee with tic Internal eonrerns Of nations with whom ". are
peace. - - -. r
XIy This Naces CopnL declares fhst al the principles OF
the Odtr s e beneeesh eSe'ywhere openly avowed and
Thar erch member shall be liberty make know The -x
snce 81 The rr sr the fact thsi he himself Il member
md nat t he oonceslpen OF the places
Of meeting OF splptfnsfr Iosnei.s
T. Is. BARTLETT, OF Kentacky,
President OF Nstiona Council.
g. D DrsgtrR Of NewJer.v Corresponding Secretary.
JAMS ~ STEPHENS Of MARYLAND, Recording Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
KENTUCKY POLITICS.

LOUISVILLE, Friday, juno Is, 300
Charles s. Moorehead the American candidate for
Governor addressed meeting of 5000 persons this
evening,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16

ESCAPE OF SLAyEs.-Ihe WdskAsgto. Us.os learns
by private letter from Martnsburg, Va, that sone
Abolition emissaTes succeeded on Friday evening ia.r
in enticing from the residence Of the Hon. u Fsuk
ner six of his slaves After the slaves had been run
of the telegraph wires, east and west Of MsI1nsDw
were cut. 10 prevent the transmission OF intelbge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
FrRTUER FROM MEXICO.

NEw-ORLEASs Thursday, June II, 1855.
Our Mexican advices mentios that Guanaiuato was
IN of the in ,ugents, and that Victoria and
satillo had lonel tn, keyo.u.ionists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
THE KNOW-NOTHING CONVENTION.

PHILADELPHIA, June Is, ls55-9;3O p. NJ.
The Know-Nothing Convention is still in session,
but nothing of political importance has transpired.
Ii will not &C journ most probably until tomorrow
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-02
NEW GOODS.


WE HAVE OPENED and now offer for sale large and
w well assorted stock of FALL AND WINTER DR. Y
GOODS, to which we respectfully invite the attention OF
GAINS in first class goods than can be had in any other
Store in Wilmington. Our stock of DOMESTIC and
since the decline in pces and viii be sold for
puncua customers prices full 10 per cent below
hfe aeaRz m71s T@ed NE E 9ax
Kerseys and Palms. Sleeps Grey Satnetts Super Scotch
Tweeds, and all the different styles of NEGRO GOODS
usually this market together with 1000 yards of
Richmond and Mecklenburg NEGRO CLOTHS, manufac-
ured exp expressly fer u.s. and which we guarantee the best
1000 Negro Blankets prices varying from 6Oe to 81
100 pairs of Bath Whitney, and Mack knaw Bed Blankets
Brown and Striped Cotton. Oznaburgs
100 yards Red Flannel, at 25c per yard worth 3Sc.
Also, super WEIGH Bay State, Silk Warp, Ballard vae
and Shaker White Flannels, very cheap.
Kentucky Jeans, l5c to 4Oe per yard
BLEACHED COTTONS:
an5 }and Iz,BO Beaehed shirnss at at 6le; 5dls,a.o
5, TO- and l24 BlesGhsd and d BrcT9 5T49 shirtngs
Black, Brown, Green Olive: Amie, Blue, and Claret
Cloths of the superior qualities, at low prices
s ded Ee To
manufactured in the very best style, at short ot5Ge
Beached and Brown Table Cloths all sizes Russia scotch
and Huckabuck Towelngs Apron and Furniture Checks
known in the usc-keeping line
In ADDITION @ 1T hS DSTs @ FAY hSTs on DREs o H nfS
se ever opened in Wilmington at such prices
will defy which be found French Mer
inoes at ST. worth 81 Is Mouslin deLaines, Cashmeres
Grape deLaines, Popns, Alpaccas Bombaznes Scotch
Plads, &c, together with Gros deRhine Glace, Gros de-
frque, Moire Antique, Watered and Plaid Black Silks
! Also, 100 dresses assorted Fancy Colored Silks.
Black and Coored Silk and Cloth Cloaks and TamaSo
few very elegant
! SHAWLS:
Extra Long and Square Bay State Merino Broche and
Blanket Shawls Gentlemens' Travelling Shawls.
CALICOES, &c:
500 pieces American and English Cacoes 200 do. Nous
lin deIancs 20 and % cents, great bargain Hand
kerchef Hosiery, Umbrellas Gloves Bonnet and Cap Rib
bons Genemens and Ladies Under Garments Shirts, Cra
va Stocks &c. besides variety of articles too
mention. In soliciting CALL would that still
adhere to the price sysemthat we warrant all the
goods se-msrepresent nothing, and are always willing
to show up stock without urging customers to buy be
yond their pleasure To supply large and rapid trade
receive weekly additions to stock which enables
the newest styles of goods nearly as they
pear in the Northern cities
For the benefit Of CASH buyers, allow discount o
FIVE PER CENT all bills exceeding twenty dollars il
amount.
We still occupy the Store three doors east of tn
Commercial Bank, one door from the corner
Oct. 5th 1855. HEDRICk & RYAN.