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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25

p.r paIarl LiNsRrooi, Friday. Jan. II, 1855
I'VE i.sned p4r Aries report Tuesdays market, 10 whcA
, Sjyes then The demand os red WHEAT hes ecntinust
80 a. N.nchester YESTERDAY good basnes d0ae, .,
sdyenee on he week of y 70 70. For FLocs there has so
hsen fair inquiry and sss have o..h nse TO- ~ ~,
been quite tEins, consstns OF only 49, eeez o.
WHEAT Il Oi DO Com, aud G5 bbs FLoIk from ne stAe
with so SACKS rLovR from sshisnder At to-day saNs
which degree checked business and sales were only
Moderate extent FLoUR IN fair request and -ssn es
turn earer For COkN there scarely An onsf 70
be had aIa quotations nOrinally unchanged To-day sg
taons are. WHEAT red III to- o. white 70 w" rLoes
Phnadephis and Baltimore, 42e to 81 ONO ~ % "
estimated stock Of Grain 10 The FO Of Liverpool Gu .os Ss
Dee LAST WHEAT, III $50 quarters LSpN 'oA>' INV
do, and fLoUs, IS, 40 bible snd ost seas r. - .,-
Nearly all the large grailaden ships AZ Cok of ofaes
have cleared for Marseille- and Other French posts
BEEF sells - retail At late prices buyeis hsve on
Mn aler than last holders with hrfnnees %
and New move IN shout equal qusntties 49,,
PoRK-No urher arrivals Of New, is slow u -Ie S1si
bscoS-The lot Ter Baltic hes been ,abdvided into rpAl
parcels the country dealers ard have no change q aaoe
In prices although with sn increased supply r1dacnoo an
LAIR In fair guest and the market has been ceaed1 IS
1856 y cwt. ,,.,.t -
6mne.s Butchers Association IS dtN..
Resin has declined under large arrivals.
BsRE steady az late rates >, ,s...
CoTroN the close OF last week end beginning Of tae pfss
r the wss dull and Gales difficult - effect even A.
slight reduction in puce. Ater the aruVs o. he So
TUESDAY with increased estimates OF Crop there wsss ae
sre 20 soil aud prices declined Lied. 20 td 10 anil 90
upef the influence Of these accounts and me ieA
of further sdvsrce the rate Of Bank interest," egc O' y
otton, especially Jpisnds were forced upon s ~, ~ ~
the generally az ID 10 deehto ~ we
week; but yesterday. when was Known inst
W, MID rot BE- sny change made this week by The Bsk o. n
gland the market has assumed regularity wn9et oeh
ee uay desrer Manchester business continues dn POT m
the sbepo Of stocks prices not much atccte Mddhs
Orleans 7l6d h Mobile . 5od' ioiUP'au's'''~F "'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
THE WAR.
DELAY IN THE NEGOTIATIONS.

The first period allowed TO the Russian Cabinet for
deberation on the Austrian propositions has been eI'
tended from jan s. as first specified, to Jan. 2. This
arises from Count Estcrhazy not having reached ST..
Petersburg so early as was intended The second
period is extended in ike manner from the 9Th TO the
18th Jan.
This dispatch contradict the paragraph that going
the round of the English papers to the effect that the
Russian reply was already on it, way to Vicnna.
The London Morning Chronicle says that the Rus
sian reply will be sent to Vienna direct, and not be
handed to Count Esterhazy The return reply OF AUS
tria will be sent TO Count Esterhazy 70 be by him
communicated to Count Nessolrode This mode OF
transmission will create al least months delay in the
negotiations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
MEASURES TAKEN BY AUSTRIA.

Berlin correspondence continues to intimate that
there is no doubt Austria has fully determined to in
duce the Ger1nanic Diet to make a manifestation on
the Eastern question. Count O'Donnen, the Empec
rors aidede-camp, is commissioned to WRIT various oi
the German Courts 10 pave the way for this object.
Vienna telegraph adds: Very favorable hopes
are entertained as regards understanding between
Prussia and Austria respecting the mode of treating
the peace question, both at ST. Petersburg ana at the
Frankfort biet." But little weight is attached to this
vague surInise.
The Berlin correspondence of the Emancipation
Beige maint aims firmly that the Austrian propositions
are Austria uimatu and on their rejection Austria
will take the field II is needless to cay that this state
mept must likewise be made at a venture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
MARINE AFFAIRS.

Tar CCsasp sTGAsgR Psmia.-on s@t"ia DAY
the ceb Of ,lis MONTH th. NV Royal Mail steam
P,nA, c.p,ar Judhiu', Of the Cun'rd Line, va
eove iveIpoo for this port her hrsi voyage aoros
H. ,l,,,t. -. i an iron vessel, and the lsTo~f
.,.s,oe- ,a5s.. Messr.. Robert Napier A Sos o.
Coysu on tho Clyde bail, her, and 4 = generally az
s.r.,ood thst ~ effort has boen spared 70 make hsf
tho ae.te.i ocean steamer in the void. The ceieoy
Of Napier & Sons, and The 'i'suuou- Efforts ~'S'a
have been made Of late by the Clyde builierv % 'aI
psss American .bpwngh,s 10 the construction ID 's.
s.esn .hips, lead the public Of this country sna ?,
Great Brsir 10 anticipate some extraordinary sa,se
speed from the Perrin. In this country both cslHa'
and yand.rblh are doing their utmost-ths az. |"
maintain his position q, the top OF ocean ea'a ave-
ton aud the latter TO ereel him, while both hAse ~
d.nvcr.d 20 construct vessels that shall ~
t.v iror I<y.stlsa. The Vanderbilt . ai'es'y '"~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25

;. ers6sh Admiralty these facts, which must
.fr.m necessity have come under their knowledge,
" the thing not in any way being made secret,
"butthe common talk Of all parts Of Cuxhayen as
well a. here, think there must be traitors N
the camp, or rather under the British pennant."
The latest news i communicate with reserve,
since il ia founded merely on private telegraPhtc
dispatches which, on the whole, are little reliable
Thus, TOR instance, the dispatch about the emancl,
ration Of the serfs in Poland has not yet received
any confirmation. Tie last news is that Schamyl
has taken possession Of the mountaln-pass OF
Darrell the only route TO Trsnscaucasia practical
bic in Winter for the Russians when the trans
port on the Caspian becomes impeded; also that
the Danish Government rene@s its declaration 0i
complete neutrality, and declines TO give It's ad-
herence to treaty similar to that conciuded. oe-
tween Sweden and the Western Powers.
Az 10 the prospects of peace, il is certain that
Rnssia docs not accept the Austrian propositions;
hut the Car -is preparing c0unter-proposlti0ns
which are 10 arrive at Vienna on the 10Th inst.
The following statistical data may give some
idea of the educational condition OF the Austrian
empire and of the different natiOnallties under the
seepter of Francis Joseph. There were In ls'5,
according to the official statement, 30 political
papers in Austria for population OF 30 OOJ,0 OO;
Of these, a. are in the German Is in the Italian,
4 in the Hungarian, 3 in the Bohemian, In the
Polish 9 in the Serbian. ! in the Cr0at, | 10 the
Wallack and | in the Ruthenian language. OF
the 225 scientific journals 100 are German, IS
Italian. IA Hungarian, Is Bohemian, Polish, )
.SloIsck, 3 Croat, 9 Rutbene; or, according IN a
mere comprehensive view out Of the 30o peri0di
cal prints 164 are German, 81 Italian. ~ Hu1'
garisn, IS belong TO the north Savonc dialects, .
are south Savonian, and l Walack. APO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
CHANGE OF OPERATIONS.

letter from ST. Petersburg, OF the aoh q De-
c.mber mentions that the Council OF War had closed,
and was reported to have decided thst in the event Of
another campaign the Crimea shall be gwen up, and
the entire power of resistance be coneentrsted on
other points II is believed that portion of the
Russian force in the Crimea has slreody received
orders 10 retire nOrhward upon the great central army
-whe another portion ia destined to reinforce the
army in the Caucasus. II il also intended to fortfy,
as Ear as possible the entire north coast Of the Bay OF
Finland from Abo TO Wyborg, and behind these lines
TO concentrate the iHe OF the army to be ready 10Y
anv attemuts that might be made against tie capital
Everything points to removal Of hoGiitie- from the
snuth to the north ftbe Empire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25

On tho so, 80 so,es white Hsysea st 81 say ps sS y.
losss yellow Havana mo. l2.J 49,.
s.LrSsrrss neglected and pnvsely ts~ Hundred No
psns.l refr ~ q cent, have been sod q essh ~ s
Beps.l AZ saciion to-day sold 81 57s for s. cent sFss
prompt. 80.
HrfsArE SOFA quiet bat firm a, 1915
sprcTs-Pimep,o: bars have beea sold - Saedn sa,
in the pcs- "a bat Tic decline bs saes be.
r-cov, red MD a. god selling from g. dhd OF 100 Bag
snrore White Pepper one lot sod being ID <yeaos
k.ss Zsrzhar Cloves od 81 a. decline, from - r3 M
ord sOi Csssa Vera; 30 pkg cold rom " 40 S ord
cOarse.
SPELrgR qaiet al - l0GR3 IS.
TIN In lees demand COmmou Blocks l.s, b1s - ks
fined is Str,its i29i, Bencs 1871.
For American stocks the demand ssl coaiinuos vsfy ie
sm. Parcel Of virginia Sterling Is has been done 81 si
Of Peunsyysua = Boas CO. There buysrs Of The Ger
fcates Of - div with sale. CsnsdA - Jos 9ls,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
OMER PASAA IN A FIX.
C0NS0Ls sci TO 81.

The United Stses Mail steamship Baltic, Capt
Csmstoek which left Liverpool on satusiey, Jan. l2'
II "A o'clock, arrived at this port ThTsday rn'rE-
hg sbout 10 o'clock
The Baltic arrived ont al 9:OJ q. IN o. Tdesdey
ne sth.
The new iron steamship Persia, Of the Cunsrd hne
hos arrived at Liverpool from the Clyde, under the
command of Captain Judkns Of the Arabia. Ia
description of .ns vessel will be found under the head
sfHarino Affair.".
Tho neys by the Baltic is briefly summed up: tx
caton was ON tptoe to learn the issue OF the Bsaes
,ropositions made to Russia. Ruu0o~s~@ all sorts
were aying tbiss-suvrne1Tut is that nothing could
AsAssw6 Tor at least week, the term having been
extended for Russa's decision to the 18th instant.
Nevertheless, Berlin and Vienna dispatches do not
hesitate to assert that sdvices are already IN those
capitals indicating that the Car will make no further
concessions. On the other hand, it Is certain that
Formal conferences the propositions are actually IN
session in St Petersburg and are attended by Counts
Tesselrode EsterhaZy, and Barons Setback ana SOM
ner The Indtpeadance Beige publishes what puF-
ports to be the text of the propositions lad before
Austria and if the document be authentic the de-
,,,nds are 80 stringent that there is little hope
of Russia accepting them. The general impression
b that Russia will neither absolutely reject nor accept
che allied terms but will send 10y Count stakelberg
4ounier.proposas 10 Vienna. In any case cousidera
bic delay seems inevitable.
A large amount Of by-play continues to be CARED on
between Austria, Prussia and the smaller Germanic
states. Denmark has published circular stating
that she will remain neutral and that she has no CON
uection with the Swedish alliance. There Is nothing
new from the Crmes. Every one believes that in the
Spring hostites will be transferred from the Crimea
70 Northern Russia. Omer Pasha remains shut up in
Redut Kaleh by the Winter and the Russians The
Emperor of the French again manests intention of
going to the war. Richard Golden has published his
new peace pamphlet.
The Liverpool CoTToS market had been very dub
Alald decline; sales of 600 bales.
BRrADsrUFFs had been in improved demand at cd.
- Id advance on Wheat and on Flour. Indian
Corn dull at last weeks prices.
Provisions generally steady at unchanged rates.
MosEY continued active with general impression
That the Bank Of England will advance its rate OF dis
count. ConsOls s6!Ys6l for account. American
Stocks quiet with unchanged quotations. Bullion in
Ne Bank decreased f273,242 sterling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
GREAT BRITAIN
RICHARD CoDDEN's NEW rA,rpuLE-

As the period draws near for the reassenbling Of
Parliament stir begins 10 be seen IL political circles
uncr. to circulate regarding parties. aud arrange.
meRi+ TO be made for the future campaign in the
Commons. With the exception that the new loan
will be for thirty millions sterling and that the new
taxes viii BE- levied many articles rather than on
certain few, there is nothing in them requiring notice
Richard Golden has published pamphlet with the
title of What next-snd next [" Admitting that the
Allies succeed in their expedition to the East and get
into their hands every stronghold within so miles OF
the Black Sea- be argues that Russia would not even
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
Rrov,. SHIRLEY A. Co.'S Cire~Isr.

Per RGltic LIVERPOOL, srosy: jan; -, -
Cnr ma kst hiss been extremely dull and depressed
since the date Of cur Circular imports being pressed on hs
market landed. Prices have consequently sTsn wS a.
IN m The iddne and better classes and fully a. 10 w The
lower the market closing tsmely at The following
quotations: o., ~, ,-,, a,
Fair Orleans.....6 Fair Moble...5f Pair uP'sn~e
Middlmg IS 76 Mdiins ........5{ Mdciuss"s 30
Ordinary Good Ordinary d5t Inferior. ..'.tait
HE bnesS Cor the week ending l,st evening s estimated
500 fslcs and for to-day 5000 bales speculst0gs taking
1850 and exporters 4 800 bales soao., 49,,
Total .ock In his port eco bale, Amercs Gee bales
Do same time last 400 bales American 20 oee ese
Import for the week.. 1880 bales American, nsNV
feeling thai Tho Bank OF England will again be forced 20 al
vance her rate discount in consequence OF me cohoea
drain OF gold for the continent . -,.I . ,..,,.. .
There has bee, dull market In Manchester with decne VI
ID. n NJ p YAM and very limi cd business In Goth
There has been rather doing In WHEAT aud rLot
an Improvement % 10 in the former aud per sS IN the
latter I,pAs fair atlas weeks rates White
Wheat IL SAP q Red 10 10 his 20 10 Western Cam.
Flour Al d42 Baltimore and Philadelphia ils G43 Ohio W
dui, Canals IL d42i; Sour 4O d42 q Dbl. White Indian
Corn isI yellow AZ az 81 Mixed ~ v quarter.
AMERICAN Rosn continues In fair demand td9f'f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25

p.rs Is rot 70 decide on any plan Of campaign, bu.
merely 70 prepare military report foI i9nt eoosdsra-
ton Of the Governments Of Franes and England.
The 2eth and 5oth regiments OF NJ me aod oat,
talon of vohgsurs, returned rom The 'rnes, n'sie
a triumphal entry into Psns 90 tie oh. -,
The AoHite.r announces that tho Government OF The
United State has arranged 81 i,s claims raised by
the capture of certain French merchant vessels oy tne
customs authorities of San Francisco IN ie'S snu -
An Indemnity has been granted from the American
Treasury to NJ Cheievile, Of the shippers OF The
Abeille for the eoods BE- bad on board This smo1nt
has been distributed 20 She proper perties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
TIE RUSSIANS BELIEVE IN TIE PROSPECT
OF PEACE

Mercantile letters from St. Petersburg reach to the
st of January, and do not harmonic with the suh'e
quent report. of the failure of negotiations. The arT
val Of Baron Seebach, which had taken place two
days previously, had been followed by considerable
sneuationin the funds by members OF the Court who
MIGHT BE- supposed to have caught glimpse of peace
Neyatheless the fear Of an attack on the CAPITA!
restrained the more cautious from investing too largely
on such Indications.
Count Bodisco passed through Berlin Jan. 5, on hs
way from Washington to 81. Petersburg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
FRANCE

NAPOLEON WILL GO TO TIE WAR.
The Emperor Napoleon ha. again taken the 'dea 81
Assuming actual command "a an army aid the reper.
goes that he has stated to Gen Bosques be shoGd &C
company him to Finland in Spring. Ramor goes far
ther ard says that the Government viii b. admins
tered in bis Emperor y absence by Commission COM
posed of Marshsls Nsgnan, Valiant, Gen. Camobert
Prince Napoleon and Count Walewski. The British
Government is much opposed TO these intentions.
Tie Council of War about 70 open its sesson NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
ASIA MINOR-oMER PAsHA IN A FIX.

St. Petersburg dispatch of the sth says: Conner
"Pasha has fallen back OF Redut Kaleh. His troops
suffer much from the ncemency Of the season. Our
1.-the Russian) dctschments harass his rear Con-
stannope letters of December %, say that the Rus
SLAMS have intercepted his communications with Ku-
tas, Sukum- Kaleh, and with the coast and that be
has applied b the Aes for assistance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
RUSSIA WILL MAKE NO FURTHER CON
CESSIONS

telegraph from Berlin declares that Count Nes-
serode has privately declared to Baron seebach, the
Saxon Envoy, that in his opinion Russia had made IN
her declaration of December 90 the furthest con-
cessiOn she can make.
At the same time il il understood that Russia con
sents to negotiate and offers, in her turn, plausible
propositions serve the bases Of negotiations for
peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
DENMARK WILL NOT JOIN THE SWEDISH
ALLIANCE.

The Danish Government, in circular addressed to
the various European States, rcnews the declaration
in virtue of which Denmark persists in continuing her
position as neutral Power, and refuses to admit shat
she is bound in any way by the treaty concluded on
this 2lst of November last between Sweden and the
Western Powers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25

sure to the Christian .uhiec's Of the sassn ths, r.
- sn ns.se I. made 20 associate herseff thereto.
"Agr. v.-Speetal CoadstsoES.
1.-THE belhgereut POwrrs reserve 10 themselves ,as
night vi eh appertans 10 them of producing, N Eu
ropean interest," special conaohs over and so0'e '"'
four guarantees"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
LATEST.
BE TelegrapA .fre1s LosdoE 90 L'TerPo0fl
LoSpos, Saturday, Jan. II, 1886.
VIM, nurpr lNn MAIL

LONDON, SsIuI Ud!' JUN t. I-N7'
THE OVERLAND NAIL
h.s..rl1rs, Friday, Jan. 1.-THE India mail a.
rly,d al Q o'clock this afternoon.
DENMARK.
CoFryHAeES, Friday, Jan. ia Royal proclsna'
ton orders the election of Members OF the Supreme
Parliament OF the Monarchy, which is couvoked Tor
the nth Of February. The election must BE- conclud-
cd by the ODD inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
DENMARK.
RIISSIA.

ST PrTIRSBURG, Jan. She great Council o!
War i. concluded and from Whist has transpred ou
the subject Nppssrs that the Russian tactics nr the
approaching campain have undergone some import
ant notifications Various orders sen, off from head
quarters. would seem TO indicate the resolution tn
abandon the Crimes altogether, Tor part OF the
,oons are ordered to march for the Caucasus TO re-
enforce the corps Of Cen Murayief while Others nave
orders to join the grand army OF the center under
Cen RalnitiVe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25

,.s,l, Will MAKE NO fOHTHfa CONCESSIONS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25

nr,.Ay IN NEGOTIATIONS.
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SWEDEN.

The DGhy 4Nfns says: 80
Mr.. Golden has asserted, and OF course disparity will
BE- ready TO echo him. There il no greater delnslon IN
the world than that which attributes TO the RUSSIAN
reople desire 10 oyerru and occupy IN the splrt nj
The ancient Goth Gnd Hume, any part OF Western
Europe"
The Cabinet at Stockholm has at least as good OPP
portuntes OF learning the real intentions OF Russia ms
Mr.. Golden: aud THE Cabinet has just declared, IN
the most unequiyocal manner that 1t knows Russia
intends TO overrun and occupy part of it, territory
Il has declared this not in words merely but in action
II has been induced by its knowledge to take step
which cannot but be resented by its powerful neghbor
The Swedish Government would never have incurred
such risk had it not been convinced that there was
still greater danger to be incurred by abstaining from
the step has taken.
HERAI.
The Post saws that adyices have been received d.
rect from Persia which ia way confirm the state
ment that came from India) OF the capture OF herat
by the Persians AL that has happened at herat mas
been conflict between two Afghan factions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
THE BALTIC.

KIrI, January s-We stu have open water anu
there is interruption TO the activity which mas Tor
the last days universally prevailed between the
lower ports Of the Baltic and those OF Russia, which,
notwithstanding the Winter, are stiu accessible TO
trading vessels under canvas, although It y not long
since the weather in those regions has become too
severe for the war steamers of Englandi and 1t Is
hoped that those English merchant vessels which Their
owners and ehaerers have still venured to dispatch 10
Hemel, Konigsburg and other Prussian repositories
OF Russian produce, may not fall prey to some OF
the cruisers of the Car while the protection they had
a right to expect from the British Navy has been so
nremafur,ly Withdrawn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25

NEW FROM THE CRIhEA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25

ARRIVAL OF TILE BALIiC'
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TEXT OF THE PEACE PROPOSITIONS.

The Brussels IndtpeRdanoe Beige givesthe following
as the text of the propositions submitted to Russia by
Count Esterhazy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-03
Hear what Henry Clay said of
KepubliCan PRINCIPLES.

We quote some recent declarations Of
Henry Clay, none OF them earlier than 1850,
which are copied from Cotun's Last Seven
Years of the Life Of that eminent man;
"toming from Slave State, as ] do, |
owe It 10 myself owe 1t to truth. 1--WE II
to the subject, 90 say, that No EARTHLY POW
ER COLD iNDUcE NE TO vorE TOR seq.
eric MEAsuRE FOR THE INTRODUCTION uF
SLAVERY wHERE ~ HAD non REFoRE Extsr.
I'd. ETHER SOU RI OR NoRrH OF THAT
LvE," Che Line Of the Missouri Compro.
mse)
Aud as he would not voio to spread the
system, neither nd he believe that It had q
right To extend it.elf over TerrltouCs that
were free. not even wnen those Territories
happened 10 lle South Of Tint line.
There are gentlemen" he SAYS. who
maintain that Jy rirtpc ofhs Constituiion,he
r'gH 10 cWcy sdUes South OF N It line already
crisis. II had not heard hat opinion avow-
ed, / should have regarded 1t as enc Of The
most srirdordiBary assumptions md The most
iHdejtnsibie positions that was ever taken by
man.
What do the admirers of Henry Clay think
of that language, or Of this whl'h follows
" II slaves are voluntarily carried INTO such
jurisdiction, where slavery does not exist
by Iocal State lhwl rHEiR CHAINS INSTANTLY
nRur nrt, ANn rHtY BECOME TREE. EMAN-
CtPArED.lBEHArED Prom rHgiR BONDAGE
The uiterance of those words 90 Kansas
would have subjected him TO two years lm-
pusonmoui 40 h,rd labor, with huge chain
aud an iron ball attached to hls limbs.