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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-28

vanta-cs in this particular over the besccin.
party. They ccnsure the stupidity OF tn,
English Engineers, and the general lack of
activity In advancing their works Report
say great and combined effort is soon to b,
made to subtluc Scbas!opol. Such has beer
The report for a long time, vet unless pcac,
shortly cnsucs, the hcrcu!can task will I'M
toui'rdiv b,' undertaken. 1t will b.. no small
job, am! the longer i; is DELAYED the NOR.
difficult it vii! he.
CUBAN AFFAIRS.
III" Spanish Government has given a>srr.
an2cs that it viii not abolish Slavery in Cu-
ha vt the simc tim" it has pledged itself
to suppress the african Slavc-.rale. The
latter task may be difficult of execution. a,
the slaves are r'an.">tinclv LANDED at soiu,s
which cannot be well guarded. The journal
OF Commerce l'iine~. as j, appears to under
stan! them. Tie instructions Of our Govern.
m"nt 10 Captain M'Cau!ev. despatched witt.
naval lore" to craI>c III thc vrinifv Of Gu
IN. The orders OF Capt. M.Cani,v. the
journal .v>, are Of the most cxnlici. an.
prudent c:a:a''.r. IL IS no; authorized to
make any demands UPON the Cuban Govern
'ncn'. nor II ak .dr any expana,i ms with
Reference 70 the pas: and even ii he shall
hear Ono; having himself Witnessed the +, {
MAJ vessel OF the United States has hccn
NF'i 'i'''' h lns'rnc';o"> - MT allow him
TO resent thr a:iroi.; hor I" take any no'irc
~ "''''>"'''. IL Is as dH'v, however.
~ use '".'tict''c N-''an'e III protecting
american commerce. and. II possible. to :rc-
'''' any o"rl-' from o"rarrin- under his
wv" ''"''''''a'c observation. A-'"1 houn-
!! VA" "'> ever before been pad IN oar Va
w. i no" "'''f'' 20 >'a''irn' IN "r'"r that
''l'' Nc' '"!'! >I"'dron may be- rcniorc-
''' d ''i'''s as possible; bat only IN the
case '''a' vessel un ;rr his command shall
"''''>> al a''''N upon one OF our merchant
.o, ard ,,,,.,.,,,. -.
w., ~ country
>.on,i be offered a. .irinr upon an uu,rm,.I
vessel OF the ln.ici States, in presence Of
oac t.. oar IN, u ,,yar. Cam Nr.,I..,.
instructed! TO cla>t>,., anl, II POSSIBLE, sink
the a.-rc>>or. no matter wha, i>,arily Of
force nav rxi>, a,,jn., HIM vl,, ...:.
r,.>>... favorable - S,,,um,, he ,,,,...,, 49,.
what the ri>, to hm,,l: may be.
Hf>''' >''A'- Ia ''i' ~" "iIE iHE
VI 'EN"' N hN>>f> he i>hl.; N
corfr>p""'.rnt Q: Vie NJ! ->oHri Republican
"f'''> as follows. ""f'~ !i'r Of Apr! IL
i Ii not >-''''' Tat TIE rules u free ,co-
pie should @''t NJ and cn.a-c in a dram
drinking 'Hb'lcr o'cr The result Of the ont
RACES enacted j" The Kansas election: On'.
mark ia" apology oicrc! in Justification -
the 'n'ra-'> l'rca'>r Northern men have
-"hr mo The territory and talked Of m,k-
' ~ - u ''''''" "i''" "''"
Glad The new Territories been lrit to a
bi'Ir their time, witl.ont any attempt to fore"
or foster UPON them population to effect
sectional! purposes. the impression here is.
thcy would eventual have become t,r, ter
,i'orv. rs i, is, howc,r-. the seal %; slavery
Is ii>r,! upon kan~aS, ard the Nebraska Dor
ton Of the Administration is in hi IA r,n =,
the result uuitc a rcioi nv came. Of, =. ~.
White House on the day Tie news reached us.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-28

Here shall The Press the People. rights maintain
lnawed by influence. and unbrihei by gain
Here patriot irHth her glorious prtcepts draw,
Pledged 10 Religion. Liberty, ana Law.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-28

IMPORTANT H;MoE.-The y y. II,r,,3
publishes the following from a special cores
pondcnf, dated Liverpool April PIP NJ
just previous to the sailing of the steamer
Nashville:
in case Your Geographic reporter in Llv-
erpool should not have sent Won any intt!Ii-
"cnrc TO the --latest momcn,."l write these
lew NASTY lines to inform Won that on III" re-
cc'rt OF Canrohcrt's despatch. announcing IA
s"r''e OF the Russians. by which they lost
1000 men. and the French some Goo. Parss
was inil OF rumorS 70 the effect that the
French Government had received some very
important dispatches. which were kept hacl.
uh'li the orportune moment for publishing
them should arrive. Great diversity of orn-
ION prevailed As to their tenor, some think
ING them favorable to the allies, and Others
t'e contrary. At two O'Clock. this afternoon
great agitation prevailed here. in con>c-
4"cncc OF London private despatch. which
announced great battle at Eupa;oria. the
d. feat OF the Russians, with les OF 1900
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-28

~ INV = y ''''''' Il HiSl price.
i"ere Is scarcely a man WHO has not at his
'o"''"'''" lana enough 10 RAISE a lew bushels
OF early blues or ,onc o.'.cr early kin ln.,,.
tatOeS. hocvcr does his will no, h.. oll;,.
Ell TO pay - cents or : 90 per Iusncl for DO
ta;oes next Augu>t.
uu,.;,x,.,
~. ,,,, '"'
~ :, - " T. '>'''-
s....,u1 H., ..,..
~ WV F'"-
DC: overhead, lv w!irI. a L,o w,s ,,l.,
out large cnou. ID - allow L;., 70 ,,.s
tie '.HI'. H. then fastened a cord around
the chimney by one end, and ,!.o;.;,l ~.
o;!.,r on; O: tie "a.,e ,ul Of IA. i,:,.E,.
and descended THIS 10 tie c~.rul L,,;,.,
reached which. i, vas 10 ,!.;.:rni, matter :,
Climb over the ricLc. fence.
There Is 10 doubt but tha. he was ru,n;.h-
cd the GER and cord ,l,rouci, M. ,r,,.1
window. by somr person outside Tin. ,,.,.,
was taken away, but Tie cord lett. Th..tr,.I>
OF his assistant were clearly ,,;.r.,p,,,,. -,
tn, soft NM! around The i,;l Th,. .,.,,.,,.
around his a,.n!cs which h,v. boon l,.
ever since ,h,. ;,;;,m,,, u,,l y, r,,,
ou, in the winter. v,r,. l,,,,n and r.,
Neither ,hc i.li,r ror any of his t,ni,v h.,,J
any noise in F.o,d', room Jur;r, ,b.. ,;,,..
aud ,l,,. fr,,
escape, WI, on GOA. u, about . O'Clock in
'"r morning 10 carry nj his prisoner, break
Last lhc:c Is how no prisoner III i.l.
r.. ,,. ..;,1.,,
NOW ,,,,o :"
.y,,,.rn., c,;,~ w. Wv
,,,., ,,, y,
'''' - '''' ''>' ana on
, ,.' ''. ''-''' 20 ''>''" up" a
' ~ "''''''' ''''':'>' ana ""!rA
"' :" !" "'' Pf'>i"r'"> Nj
'"''''''' - "'> ''i'' pies Is '"'Iow>;
''''''' '''' !''''' 'l'''s ii temperance
'" W ''' l, well aS person %:
u ''''''>''' WI" '"' Necessity o; OH
coni"ctor TO he american in feeling. in the
trnc and most emphatic sense Of the term:
because he remembers that his rraccri,ors
fed from foreign tyranny. in The N,,tI,w.r
but he tru>:, th,f he may 10: l.y led to adopt
the same error whirh Groy, ~. pl ,,;,,.,
inns sanction ~ :. ,.r
,,nn,, .,l" ~ '''N % "
Nv '''''' ~ 80 writer !" the New Eng
tau" ''''''' gives u" following rules Tor
"""> l''''''"S '''f1Ferh>' which lac says have
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-28

cy A public spirited citizen OF Albany,
andlng that there were "inety-scven unpaid
letters remaining in the postoliicc Of that city,
three directed to places abroad, and ninety
four to places in the L. s., paid the amour,
due (S2,e4) and sent them all ON their Ies-
tinr] way
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-28

FROM kAN>A>.-Thr S,iuat.cr Sovereign.
rr"->la'rrv la!'r rui.ii>hrd in A,cili>oii.
IA. L.. advises the formation of ..,i.ilaut com
nlttces 10 protect slavery property in Kan
SIS tv l.v.ch law. II necessary and iu..L,.r
recommends t'lat tie inhabitants 81. Law
renee b" driven ou' OF the Territory forth
with. The same paper. whi,!, is dated Anil
i''i' contains resolutions passed "a, LARGE
and enthusiastic meeting held at Np.hola>.
~ L.. %; The l.ih INST" nominating Thomas
johnson Tor Governor. to he voted for in
every district TO the coming election. and de-
riar'nG that the action OF The people in the
premises Is II" he considered a. petition to
u" ircSlccnt ID remove \. III. Rcrl,.r. and
commission The man " ho,a they MAY elect"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-28

81 ~ contemporary who is "posted" saws,
q SINGLE sale secured bv an advertisement
has often paid for whole years advertising
anu all have realized profits many times be-
yond the outlay, and made sales and secured
patrons they would not otherwise have had
III the language of a successful merchant.
who has tried it: " There is no better invest.
ment for those who are in business and wish
TO extend 1t, than the money expended in adj
yert!sing.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-28

BALANCES AGAINST US.-By the late ar
rivals from California, small sums of gold are
received. The last steamer brought only
$4,000. On the other hand one steamer
took over one million to England few DAYS
since.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-28

F'N>A Row We bear flat Ire r~o;.,-
OF Tank H"': i in agitation from nrr!,
VIA N'>' and I'>' Charleston 10 tie d,.yo; Al
Island i'"r.h Tins i villa, We need. and w,fl
II huit. 'c oi incal,'u!a!lc benefit To- al n,
northern And eastern portions of Df,ca.
County. The distance. a> near A. can l.. -.
'"r',Inr'l viii L. about sixteen mile. over .
country well a!i;,'cd TOR building. lorh =.
r"--rI> :salc>. t;u.bcr, and cApital.-.N,l:t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09
Police Intelligence.
CHARGE OF BURGLARY.

Three persons named Peter Williams. Lewis Meifordi
and fmma Mriiord werc taken into custody yesterday
charged with having been implicated in burglary upon
the premises OF Robert Tobias co,hicr Of % Chatham
street, the 10th Of July last which occason $500
worth Of coats pants and vests carried oG from the
above premises The evidence against the accused Is TO
the effect that the night In question after Mr. Tobias
had closed his store the accused vino lived al 2s3 viii
liam street In the Of Mr Tobias. place entered his
store by Of pryng oil OF the shutters oi the
rear window leading TO the store and stole the above
amount Of goods The chief against the prisoners
Matilda Paer) domestic In the employ Of the
cuscd and the occasion Of the burglary wncar
TO the entire Transaction The prisoners were brought
before Justice Counolly nj the Lower Police Court where
they committed foI further examination.
THE KNIFE AGAIN.
Peter Hassct n boy about Is years of age saLrn
into custod, by the Fourteenth ward police charged nth
having in alteration with Henry Scrouder stabbed
him in the shoulder with dirk knife naictng painful
(but happily not dnngerous) wound. The youthful
pirnnt 10 the Marble Palace committed for trial by
Justice Wood charge OF ielonipus assault and battery
SUSPICION or BURGLARY.
Two young who say they follow the sea 'os living
(atber Wild goose chase brought before Justice
Penrey by officer wilson Of the Eighteenth ward police
under very suspicious creumssanceS The accused
found In house In Eighteenth street, Second
nue. having In their possession bunch ~ skeleton keys
and other nrfices uauny employed by burglars In fnak
ing their way into dwellings stores and banks. The
magistrate thought that airing Blsrkwers islnnd
would be- Of great service 10 them ~ he sent them to
that location for six months.
CHARGED wirH FELoSioUsLy AssAULTIsG AN or
FiCEn.
On Tuesday afternoon officer Elliott u the Twelfth
ward police, taking drunken man. named william
Chsmbre to the Police Court, he suddenly assault
cd by the latter with long knife The prisoner cut III
policeman severely the head bat secured be
Tor. he could commit auy further violence The prlsone
committed for trial charge ~ lonious assault
and battery by Justice Pearson of the Fourth Ba,rc
Police Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09
City Politics.

In accordance with the requirements OF the state con
stitution, Of the Know Nothngs, John Bullock f~q
Deputy for the county Of sew York, previous motto"
having been given the several subordinate Councils u
elect each three delegates convened county convention
last evening at No ls7 Bowery, composed Of axiy-sn
members delegates 10 devise the mode and arrange
the time Of holding the county nominating conventions
Of the American party.
Judge Maynard, of the Fifth ward was appointed Pre-
sdent DR. Ramsay, OF the Seventeenth ward Vice IRE
sdent and J. B Pollock, Fad, OF the Twentieth ward
Secretary. After interesting and harmonious session
Of hours the convention adjourned to meet again on
Friday evening having previously, by very decisive
vote determined 10 hold separate and distinct conven
tion TO be composed OF three delegates from cach saor
dnate Council for every office 10 be filed on the hfst
Tuesday in November next. In other words, nine di
tcvc conventions to be held at the same hour aud
the day by tho American party Of the city ana
county OF New York.
As the candidates numerous, the purpose seems 10
be Ia present 10 each r field and 20 prevent the
log rolling wire pulling incident 10 other parties
Tbs predominant feeling in the party l. TO prepare for
and submit 20 the popular suffrage ticket strong aud
powerful In all the clements Of nal and moral worth
power and greatness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09
The Turf.
rpryII.LE cornsr. l. I.-IpnrrINa.

SENTRbNILlE toNNrE,
race between two horses belonging Ia staten Island
came on Monday afternoon, the Ccntrc,lllc
Course The vas uilc heats best three in Ave ta
~ The winner of the aee, beautiful dapplc gray
mare of proportions owned by a. Britton Jr.,
Handicapped to a $50 ID. wagon and driver the other,
brown mare, called Nancy Ray, was 70 sulkcy Thcs
nags trotiei about two weeks since thr
course equally rugged, which occasion the gray
In three straight beats very handy. Both nag.
fresh from the plough at TINT time and having done
well their respective concluded ~ put them in
the hands n trainers. belle ~ Richmond given to
Jns. wheipey y. Pafcr took charge q nancy Ray
The nsg- improved ea.saotorly and Mr. Brtton
pleased with his Belle that he matched her agans, the
brown in ,hc way above usntionci. Il close
a handicap could have possibly been made. The
brown mare the fsyorite at one previous
the start and after winning ,he heat, the ODDS
much higher. The second hea. was a neck aud neck
affair for threc-quart1rs o mill" when the brpwn
began 10 give way and the gray the heat, Thla
changed the bejtng y e'.a, ;a- .p II nt baeLsr, n
the gray became quite "-'ed knt ID" had the cali
before starting again The third heat eIo.e The
previous until they reached the honestreeh when
the gray broke NJ and FELL behind the brown
winning by couple ofirngha tn" hnanciefs were thrn
IN quandar,-,ro''ing spoa N All dssetIons iootng
for opportunity 70 hedge their bets. o. break
lightly as possible The face. a the hackers a the grny
mare were fahcr elongated bat stil they stood az T.
the rack, aud took long odda when offered Thf fourth
heat fierce Il erciting--c0llsr and clbow
from beginning "a endthe gray winning the throw
The hnancers seemed entirely b~sieresi-cmpste-
" In iogsono Wishing they hsd and others Wishing
they had not altered hsir original Investments ftli, II
all doubt to the tcsulttach ing having t~a
heats the nert was 70 decide the affair "a they GO
the gray mare taking the outsid" from choice fhsy
head and hsad around the upper turn and down The back
stretch 10 the half mile poc yoksi The gray mare then
began ~ show her head In ffonishs gain. h,s more
around the lower turn-ewchcs hst tail ia the hcs ~
Nnatl .nAr. r.NYa yt.a lm.s 49,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09
HrOOkIyu CITY News.

THg BoARp or Eurc troS.At a meeting a the Dpari
Eacatlon Tuesday evening, two reporta-1 majority
and minority reportvere presenci from the Teachers
Committee, by Judge Copand the resolution directing
the appointment, of male teacher to supply any vacancy
caufe BY the sickness resignation kof any male prin
cpal in the public schools The maj ority report opposed
the appointment such officer. ana the minority "a
vored the project stating their vicss AZ great length
Poth reports laid upon the table Resolutions au.
thorzng the repairing 81 different school houses during
the vacation and placing lightning rods on The same,
also passed.
FRg-A slight FIRE broke out In No. 80 Warren street.
Tuesday night, about IL O'Clock, owned - Thomas
Moran. II was extinguished by of - Hrd Dis
lie police and the occupants Of the premises Damage
about 400. No Insurance
srpREsH CorRr, Sry1AL TnN Judge Rock we'll held 4
special term on Tuesday last large number u espdrte
motions disposed of when contested motions we're
both parties After transac,inR considerable business
the Conft adjourned TILL the seeoDa Tuesday in September
next.
JrDGE CrGypns SALARY At the meeting ~ the Board
Of Supervisors Tuesday last Sup Dcnikc read com.
munca,ion from the County Treasurer stating that
codng 10 the resolution passed BY the Board he had
fused TO pay Judge Culver his salary City judge and
action had been brought against him aud manda mn
power 10 employ counsel for the defence A resolution
authorizing him 10 employ counsel was passed
BaooKiYs Bsr,SsaaY There have been treated a, this
institution during the month ending July 3ht 557 pa.
ents u which there males 225 females 49, for.
her Of prescriptions gratuitousy dispensed during the
same time II l. GO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09
The Tung-Fong-'Tong Company
TO THE EDIroR OF THE HEaA


In an article from the thfnd Mail o. April 10 1856,
and published In yesterdays HERALD, notice my name
connected with several charges which uuqualacily
fall" in every particular To prevent any further mis-
takes will simply state the fcts In relation 10 my con
nection With the Chinese Dramatic Company
vas he duly appointed agent of joint stock com,
pany Organized in the city ~ Fan Francisco for the pur
pose u closing contract with the Chinese Dramatic
Company Tor ten months % appear In Sev York during
the summer months u 1853, after which they
60 10 such places In the United states a. the Board q
Management might direct. said contract was made 20
s'os company after which they paid ten houAani
dollars.
Before ieaying san frsncisco. Bard ~ Management
sat Ao duly elected Who q have the control and
msuhgefncnt of the affairs ~ the company
sAs appointed agent accompany ksil fhiBe.e
pany t. New York, and deliver thefn over the .ad
Board - Management.
on my arrival In New YORK 9Th said company 40.
lvered them over to sald Bara y Management vhen
ceased.
Fs contract With NJ Sibo va made " saia BAft Il
Nansrernentt having cynnec'iun with II vhatsysf
mr. have EVER received dollar from The rsrelpts
ffon W. Niboi or from any other party psriirs ~
rtcty ~ indirectly connected pi'h ihrrn %ut have
ever received ono dollar n the ia hunirc AnA hibeiy
nine collars and twenty I've cents ! paid from ny psn
private funds before delivering them 0ysf = ssi srd 4
Management. gFJygGF pgAfH
ciy ond ,oynty n S~r yort -Georys Bah -.
Ing beore ms duly sworn do,h dsyte snA ssy thlt Ne
ab'Fe statement by him suhsefilsy = true.
y A. fOwifH fafo ~ isssis.
nAtri View YoFk, Aug 4 Iss5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09
Political Intelligence.

mass meeting of the American party conssting u
ono hundred and atty wa held in P,tsburg the sh
hstan' which the Pot says got up mainly for The
purpose OF allowing Governor Johnston 10 explain his
Reading Councils
from the resolutions which we're passed 70 should
.ha nm. y rss mas meeting ~ hundred and ffv
Noro sooo' american principles bot throughout d.
nuna,o'y o' rouihern slavery. the fugitive siave
M set ana the platform ~ the Know sothinS
councii AZ fhadephia One resolution assrt tha, Con
gree In, the conttutonsl rsh, 10 refuse the sdm0n
!" any nes Sts,T which toerates slavery Bss not Con
sion u . free State
The Portland Vat y NAM states that Govsruor Nor.
ril has publicly rven chAIsns- % yaaxt w.l, - meet
poinis n the Maine law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09

In accordance with resolution passed by the Boar Of
councilmen, Mr. Comptroller flsgg has sent in com.
muhics,on 70 the Board stating the paid 70 " ~
Cook and q. u Conkin clerks at the Mayors Office and
other officials for extra services, and the authority Of
law under which the same has been pail. The amount
u money paid 10 clerks Of the Mayors Office he replies
il sol. -. The 9th section title Of chap. 10 Of the
dnance Of ls45. he further says, Il ~ foovssn all
where the Mayor shall order the attendance Of o
for the performance of extraordinary services in
preserving the peace ~ the city he may allow for such
attendance not exceeding 81 per day for every IL
hours AMI ~ for every IL at night AZ The
for longer shorter time which compensation shall be
allowed, snd paid by the Comptroller the certificate
ri a, Mnyor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09
1sopsoken Intelligence

Im blbf % DbcvsyD IOtSr forsD.--A 80 days
snef, shls Hr. PaiTiss Philip q Ssp Yofa sss N
saaassa' sreursion up The Hud,on hs nani dAuss,s,
tgtd snut nns months, sseidsntally A ovtfi.ara ssd
Ss@ nf"sn Ihe bcy va not recovered the iuas but
va iyund hoAtng In tho wnssr near thf shipyssd in
Hobsen. ~ Toe day Justice Fofs,sr heA On iaaaff
Geret.
Jccns "A srrs runb~r ~ application. 81 li.sases
v-e Yesterday ms = O. Nzyg- fletsnsf * Hobsssn
m ti@sins u th% nh~s grsntsd -gIss. ~ hsssls
this<n - nns an ssefns s'e~n fgf hsets afs~~n -
orribysrs .nt hr erpsnss .sgr.s ~ 49, t5s
ssy 1sssrs1 10 s-a. IS sl,T9.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09
Our Long Island Correspondence.
BODY OF AN UNKNOWN MAN.

srTrnI, SUFFOLK o., L. l., Aug. g. 1855.
The body q sn unknown found the beach
between Crane Neck and Old Field Light, Long Island
sound Last evening ], appears % have been in the
water come days and Is very much deeompcsed. n
dre.s l. check cotton shirt, plaid cashmere panaoons
black froc coat with frogs In front Southwestern tied
down over the head, and cotton string round the
waist and rair ~ pcggc shoes Supposed 10 he ths'
ot captain u some vessel The Coroner has been sent
Tor. The verdict will send you rendered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09
From the New Yonker Abend Zeitung.
FLTcTION RIOT
OPINIONS OF THE FRENCH PRESS.

The riot of Louisville ha. assumed the proportions of
intestine war and the latest despatch which give
below foreshadows that those painful arc yet
At end which degrade the soil Of liberty where
the right Of voting should forever preclude the use
from lie Courier dcs Ftats unsl
some months ago when serious disturbances broke out
at Cincinnati, st. Louis and New Orleans expressed
our Affections a. riots entering gradually in the poi
cal customs of he Union Of the same cha
racer, but which seems 10 20 beyond all others by ia
consequences and Importance has just shown that
i'ars were unfortunately not visionary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09
Court OF General Sessions.

Bf0ff JbtFf sfuaft
An0thsr esori mad yesisraay saafnlng ~ Jsdsr
tiusd ~ 'fBtahd Grand Jafy. tai os-y s.vss,ssn
SECURED ~ fslevfs--
Lard Bath rorsn4u tsra rapgen
HtiikT8 u Aifps ffsfaft Furs0a
John Bueiiy, Jf., Ieosy. u B4l1win
fcaoTnrn I4ntsr Amefos " Nv
Jonatiss Hsbf0rth Frnne. tslanf
Rei-rt Henrr J8hn fassrnsf
1aflAh 4 isrffs,t Jsiin sffSra
Ilsln4s Nssaenyfr Iienfr 4tMrstd
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