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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18
MARINE AFFAIRS.
NEW STEAMER FOR THE FAST.

NEW STEAMER FOR THE FAST.
The steamer Lewiston made a trial trip yesterday
down the bay preparatory TO leaving for Boston to
tske her place in the line from that city TO Portland
She is 600 tuns burden length. PAT feet; breadth,
80 feet: depth of hold 10 feet. Her hull was built oy
John Englis and is probably the strongest vessel Of
the kind ever constructed in New. York-being OF
white oak and of unusually heavy dimensions.
heavy iron clamp of Elk inches wide, by one men In
thickness, runs entirely round the top frame oil the
ship from which extend diagonay crossed iron braces
"a by inches making diamonds Of % inches, riveted
at every crossing, and boted to every timber; TINS
network of iron is let into the tmbers, and extends
below the outer bed keelsons. Instead OF the un'
siehv hog brace she has heavy upright supports at
intervals of about twenty feet on the line OF the
guards strongly bIaced by heavy rods, imparting
great solidty to the whole upper works OF the SHIP
Her engine is from the Neptune Iron Works OF Guon,
Bosrdmsn & Co.. cylinder SO inches, with II feet
stroke and during this experimental tnp worked 70
entire satisfaction The saloons stateroOms, &c. are
finely ventilated and to be fitted up in the most
approved modern style. Her whole appointments do
credit to her builders and to Capt John b. Coyle I'M
der whose immediate supervision she has been con-
structed She is to be commanded by Capt. Knights,
already so favorably known upon this route. The
elect party which went down returned well pleased
with the trip. fine collation. served up on board,
added not little to the pleasure ofthe occasion.
THE ADRIATIc.
The new steamer Adriatc foated out OF the
large Balance Dock foot of Market street. yesterday,
at o'clock a. m. She then taken in tow 10 the
Novelty Works to receive her machinery
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY AfHiL To- .o1"

evidence should nc taken with tho utrnoe, poSho"
Caution by the jury, hr very so"n after neatn s'''
"totAl change OF the toAigr,s takes place INA -
rc.-ih. fnf tho rrarr.i relatives to rec"In-r 'h-
H., .4l,,s hofy W. removed saws the article 'otbc
Unrr.,rn nj wotk ousc without having been cNanlh'u
ly 90, &. mpctcni por.on. I!s sworn 'H'u
6rr tie Jury was extraordinary ~ relate not ny any VI
the rtativCs though they were In town bn' oy pI
,ct named Elwvn Who had been In sadl,irs employ
m,ut hut eighteen mooths. The body Wa not heo''-
fed by him by marks or pccahailtio' o' ,'Ia'leIv'
One pe-sace in the evidence oi MI MOTIFS IN" SUN
~ shovc1 moreover Of Whist extremely htle Nalno
Us Flwyu's " deuce in this particular; for, while the
latter sa,es that be had not observed any chA.so 10
his master during the last month or two ana IhA'
III. masters manner on Saturday was 'h' lam, -
rsral N, Jury are on the contrary, inipFeI ny II
Morris Lat MT Sadleir "la;ieTly appeared haggtrj
and hat 'he noticed al extraordinary eoahse 10 US
"spp.sIauoe during he last week, ana e'p'elaN! U"
Saturday etc. -. -,
difop be not undeservng Of remark that the reports
in the public Pr speak Of change IN the features
Of he deceased, and Of LIS looking o!der than DC eay
In the work of Or. Taylor the to1ioologist, which
So Sier II stated had been perusing on the gay o
k death i discussion OF the question as 10 whether
dark hair cen be a-1fcia!ly changed 10 Asa anu ~
account 81 sunjry wsshes of recent Invention ".on
eTectusllv produce the result. Most ImDoTant, y Is
remarked In connection With this fact, Is the eV"ece
of Elwyn who depoeed 10 The jury; " MI. SHl.eH
had previously that evening a-kcd hun 10 ciean Two
hotties arC place tLctl On INT - lcOo| "-'' az
a. id He Wines did not know that it was poison
ttat lie had to get at NJ Maii.srds. he Thought ii
was some ingredient in hair wash wach as mas ll
ter was going to mix in tie TWO bottles "hich ha9
81 been placed or the sGeboard.' A man WI? hai
lust posted letters stating his intention to commit SUI
cice who had sent out for poison, who was racke 1
with tie burden Of frauds forgeres, offering oan4-
ara railways, wa engaged as PIE ude 70 als extra
ordinary end ~ preparing bar wa-h. 49,,
3. The ulgC, where the body was found. Why
should sadl,r, Intending TO make aw'y with hin'eiI
Lv robson Instantaneous IN he ef'cs, tTudge ont 70
HauIustea d Heath in the Mic lie of the nigl or the
purp6.e, f,t putting into biz packet piece OF paper
L lis namcl Avery ineligible purpose ID sigges cd
bv tie following head Of inquiry, ext acted r9" Ion
lit OF erch nom tie second volume Of Pans and
/" Fo1b srque- Medical Juri-prdence:'
Whether the sPot il question be OF DESCRIPTION
IN explain the cause 81 the deceased having been
found there or how far IS roTed situation e1ciies toe
Suspicion that tie body had been conveyed ior conceal
nent or some other purpose
The article concludes with a remark upon the e1-
c.s.iye case with which bOiy fo' the noncc eouid be
procured among TIE 2,5oOo0O of the population OF
London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18
THE VERY LATEST.
lBy TdegrGyk from Lond0n 10 Lirerpool
LosDoy, Wednesday morning, April :, 1876.
FRANCE

iLg 4 ticgTCfh JFOHI lsDHeS" ~ A~'e~' pm
LoSDoy, Wednesday morning, April ., 1886.
FRANCE.
The Monueyr Of Yesterday announced that by 90
recial DEGREES the award Of Grand Cross Of the Le-
f.on Of Horor il conferred on Count Walewski, and
the Baron de Bouquoucy is raised to the dignHy OF
Senator. Official journals also announce the Emper
ors decision that the soldiers 81 the class Of 1919, VIII
have been icia d ur, this time under the military
har1erp shall be restored to their homes. Orders for
the immediate execution Of the viii Of the Emperor
lave alreedy been issued by the Ministry Of War
Tie ceremonial announcement Of the conclusion o
r,cce WIS made e. tho Senate ard Corps Lcgslai On
M1day, IN tie words previously employed to an
lourcc the fat in the MoaHear.
10 tls proclamation the Minister Of State added;
"TLo Lmptror has charged that on bringing the fact
"io yots knowledge should thalk you for the pl;Ti'
otic support vhioh you have always afforded HIN,
'.ld Which, with the admirable de-, !n.rs OF the
u.L,d Gc.!s aud armies, have powerfully contrib
" uted to tie LaIpy issue Of the war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18
TIE PEACE.

II has already been stated that the meiabcrs Of the
Coofrcnce have iii 10 perfect number Of secondary
arrangements csrcrta TO the Lew state VI; relations To
BE- eitnbl.hod in The East.
IL Nord toys that tho Iganzation Of the princiPai'
tee il one # there received subjects, nod tue Dclal'
pois out ~ another The special regulations necessary
6r a.smirg tie free navigation o. the Danube.
MAR.fifT', TuesdogAhin BY embarked lsst
night nom tlls pot bearing tho treaty 30 Conslnu'
noble ~ IT, ratification Of The sultan
French oi,.orT OF rank hlso embarked on rpecal
uition 10 the Sulhn tom the Emperor Of the French
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

1,.AAx No Allowing provision; Clause Nv. The
""S.k, IN, act. and the set Of tho las, Session
% r.rNsmcnt respectively granted. shall con,
o tnse in snrce Sursne TIC prcscat war and ss'r
b. "a s,ssl ga a iyrsl sal1a ss~.i Sfs' assl-s e.
q, -, "A, x,r.ressss a ~ sAr fNs'z rur RATTLE
.,r,rtcx Fl a 6tss,hrs rrs@iy u P'"se and no
"larser" New. IS the terms VI the treaty arc -
\. rs,l6cd within one month, the double iaeruie
t,x il legally established for much i'nse' 'n''
nT,sinsl, Intended. bat Il Is eNrec'ea "N' WV
0lNtANAN WIZ wv N"NN - - 4 4 4
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Eigland, Athya & Co.'S Circular.

Per Baifci LIVERPOOL, Isesdsy Ay ~. - NV
PEoyIcSs-Buyers OF Beet ST bod Of but hde[s snow
70 auofo to give in prices the business therefore
cutie III retail Pork archaueed bu dealers axe say OF y
t prices demauded 81 d35 for good asteTn 0Snds ia
co boxes recently landed offered by auction tod.
~ attendance from eli parts OF the countfy-he
whole met will yeiy active comle.ito and s5id y''y 10Y.
Nd. rib IN - as and Boreess % 2 c~t Cheese me
suck OF American quite cleared cut fhme brought 81 as
section to-day. - ...- -. -
D-Fendrg the landing Of the large quantity Just eryed
ade very quiet there ale only Fetsi aes a. DIS " "
> cwt
T.Low .teGdy st last quotations. -.
RosIN reelected at present. 10 rnake saes o"i P-'
would have 20 be tai en-. Common nominsly to 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

SPIRITUAL MAsrFEsrArIoSs About two hundfed
neoule. a fair proportion of whom were ladies', a.
I, nded last evening at the Stuyvesant Institute "
witness some public manifestations Of spntualsm, un'
der the in mediate supervision of Mr. Ira b. DAVE
and Mr.. W. b. Coap, who was the medium Selec'eu
for the evenings display. 1t was advertised tnS'
committee of gentlemen would be selected from .a'
sudence, who should be afforded every iae'N'y "
forming correct judgment, and be permitted 70 qaeo
ton the Spirits and their decision was TO be the 'es
Of the success Of the manifestations. Five gen','.
men were nominated singly and ale, '"o
public assurance to the audience Of COS" ~,
thet h. was an unbelieyer in SPI''ua.'"' w..
were approved by era rOee vote 10" o ,ahls
seattd themselves upon the platform at 'a 'aS1
upor which were placed writing materials, anu saS.I
pner Of water and glasses with nothing NOR, co SsO'
istio and mysterious. The medium M, ,a,;.n Iaay
slight n,euigen, and rather imperiou' BOOKING .As!
Win r,b, brown hair and blue eyes, then TOOK Hs.
cent At the table with the Committee, and operA,
were commenced. The mOdus oPerand' was ''D'f'''
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Brown, shirIey & Co.'S Circular.

Fer BG.hc LIVERPOOL Fr1ay' 9l4fco %, ~. 50,
H. aou OF pesce has given more oae 70 our
-. and MICS Of Am.rit have advanced So = b, the
-. fr II tbse days being % ron bales, with 800 70 eh-
r. and specistors There has been setdy demsnd to
Yarn Manchester but business na 07eh cne'
b, - advance asked by hclders
The CosN continues drll at previous quotations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

The N.tr- Yorker .Staats DemOkrat is the title OF a
new daily paper in the German language edited by
joseph Hartmann, and published at No Il Ann street.
II advocates the nomination vi Col Fremont az cam
ddcte for the Presidency.
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SPAIN.

telccrertc dispatch from Madrid Of the 29th u.
enrour.., Il +, toe financial project Of VI Santa Cruz
W., t,.G On tie 25th by tie COrtes y majority
ofl-t-- TIE solulicn of hi. question occurs very
fay,.ahl, tor ,.e Government; II prevents or post
nopcs conflict between the Constituent Cortes, the
I4s,ts al which might BE- dish tr0us TO al parties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

Admiral symOnds died on his passage from malta to
Msreille-. r. 49,,
Jn.;on ~ mace in the Prussisn Chambers yesterday
was received with cheers
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CIT Y I TIE NJ $.

Tvy NV OPERA SEAsoS.-The Academy of Music
had complete success on wednesday i""o"'
friday, II Traratore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

A meeting Of the Fifteenth Ward kepuohcah aSp
cuiiou il called for this evening al NO. OIL wet LIN
tenth street.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-12

. Ser ,,gaitmpre Qpeter" ptro rte Gret9nr1fs IN
8W16a6e ter dlte II lno neuen g8elt fetnen Heiern
2lmerila Unb @nropa 3u mtrfen iireben, 10 ptel in
feinen 8rdften Iie9t. 3u pieem 3wede eriutt
he 9tebattton bic 6reunbe Ger Demptrate unt
ltnterfugung tieie5 Gr0ars. GtEf Ef,noHngeN,
pel6e Ger 8euSen5 ee9 ,,Q9eterS" tntlpreGcn,
upS wtltcmmen. - 8rieie erbitten mir nIl@ Pprs
pfre.
Das Q6c&entatt bc8 ,,QBedar1" criGdut jeeau
Greitag unt triTCt ~ t0@ Satr.
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{ Waison allemande & francai

Waison alIemande & francaire)
etGe- nQpr 9DlItbap~ anb sm4en s lltb t. uub
@agRrGbe, Balttmpre
8lien0t unb 3DRBdn8t h6sn ott8eu @ldbe bic bfGuf
napme uuo conference.-the 8ttanbIung Nu Der S1enfs nb
ss bte bshn sirdn faben us ber Sunts bs Gasef
fGhu ne Rar!t eepetft pgrbsn Dos 5ptel sse I'm N,
teipun ber 5tabt, n III aHen E9een aus SsRs stnasrd
tam eeteib taonberF @uSo5rtaen anb br anf6etn
srHSfp n.sTnew.
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:jleuer BQubpi5bof

&fe Don &anals unb NombNreiFfabe.
emaLO, ter pCr5i9G 0naIttdt Spn alen @attun9en ga
bl5 faufen , Seridlme Mot pbeeS Eager W erGmniyen.
acknowledgements bGs pwuRi fir 0aar, als cute ire
50, s. s. 8 ans.
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gllr @dlileen u. cSaabIiebbaber.
OeutIdje Gpnbitpret unD Qebfii6nerei.

Mae SDrtea beu6en 9tarn6erger 8aeer 2e6fuGn
Sel6 fa6riSrter GbOtOape 2etp8er Gamu lp fort rei
als DpninDs 8arten, ppremOnraiea. gDOen. unb 8"tr
gDaare, 2ottOs uno unSdt9e 8enfanbe weben 10
obl i'm SreBen ais i'm 8enen Uertduft Nuswdrge Ueel
luneen weroen Ibnea unb paatta tpr8t &Omnet paber
Nne befudet meiu Eager SeD. @teBmanr,
NrrtNn MNe enup
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Seru6erune gegen 8emtr8sefan
Associated Firemens-nsurance,

0fr, South maize 8altunoreltruBe.
Dag 9irsttOrium Der ~ foettrten gsusrn6anas- as
iG in ben @ileG&aslUfae Der GOmpaanie Nr. Sputbtr
am aae Grten Npplttapnen @erberuH8 bafle"
rruen unb bSl3ernen (5ram 6dulern 9perfdfteu
tb6uten. gpdarenu9era 9ausGaltan8ss erdb4 tsn unb
Wlbbeln 70 ME aGs ufi8e Gi8ettum 8cBn bic ntep
ft9en prG mten ent8e9en3nne9men.
Srf 81. Wppre, 9rGtbett.
45fs9 Spf. DufeHart, @etr
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SOubDaer u brem u. S5elUell erie.
J. G.. RIETH,
pet ". SC. Zgsxaruer.

Ss@5A J. 9. RIETH,
E<9R SuWetter unb u6rma6er
1Eas&s4 Hr. 169 Of>Sampre St., sp Canal unS sben
smpep enen 8reunb 8efannen fp ME benz oeebrtsn
9Hbttum ietn 9rpBes a1pre8 Eager ppn feiner Btsure
aus G &a 4rmb9n6er &n8e 8annaOen Ipwie etne Qu5.
nne 9dranttre fGr bic QuaGt meiner QBaare -
S Aue tn metn Sad f6ldgenben Mrtfel werSen anF bos
'I18LE I2ne4Ee Nno 1ete reparrt. 6pS
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1o0Ofdtur.
PenninUtOn q, Read

pennington d Read
@aben tbre OFtt Rr. So asetter mad Nr s}ul.
on8s prleet 4ae 5ebdfts Bet retnb eEem ter Gcridte
0gte BITE 4ussrtt una pen DotUmentsn &C. perben Fnftd
madt unb fnb NIT Der bentf6tn Sprode pertreut.
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gaDhTss beian u, foe.Sp .its hui o. go.
krfbetnt tight. - pr.s GehtS pB se.3a
5dbl6tr an bic oafir 5erantm ,rttt 1an LfGss,
oas Advancement Ofet fir o15 b1los S19r 81. Z,
Qn5et9en peroen 6t4i9t 6ara9 9tat.
Fhis democratic
G erman Morning Pa p e r
$ published daily. Price 7 cents
4 we ek, Advertise n91ts cheap.
The Weekly Weciler 81 v,lc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-02-01
Political Intelligence.

y " Republican Association' has been
FORMED at Washington lor the purpose OF
procuring anu disseminating political Inform
alton OF the proper stamp among the masses,
: az A' ~ "as 'aAe" "a nam IN cen
,1' '''c''" 's'aD'''',eu d n'aI'.ls room ior
'"' ''i'"' u ''''''"s 'sPuo''can 'Fl'nos' ana
'0' '"o iss"e III P'nP"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-02-01
IIuvrlyGpoS, Jan. 1856.

10 the EJroy of,b, r,,, p,,...
SEQ in nv Io.t yor ,,c.-,.,,,..,.. -. A.
name Of the SNEAKER NJ orr so,,,,.,o.,, ~,
instead Of Pam I ,yo,td mo, ,.t ...a.....,i
d not rear that s,,,. ir;,y ,i,, I'll, ...tt,.
done 10 Mr.. pra,t ,ho SIT. c.',s n,',,.,.,.,'
Burns save. "Tho b,., Ioii ...t,,,,.. -,
men gang aft o,lcv -, and n,o r,.nl, n, ,,o.,..
ton for q. 5. senator +, onr STATE d,u,o.,r,,,.
how well q, pob tb. R,,,,.,, ,,,.,,..,.l ,aar.,-
Of mice and men. II, that ,I,,,i., ,,,, ,,.
the mice all hnl T., s,b,,i, =, ,,o hi,,.r ~,
the accidents of p,li,iss. Ev.g,r. u,,r,rI,ltoor
unfortunately the first martyr. wbo wa. consumed
in the fires Of Amcrcluism; and sb,ul,ILo ro, no
the first Saint canoni1cd by his Marty , :, bc
thought, and a curuip., and ird,yti 49,. ,,,, ~.
Of his defeat year ug secured him the -enotor
ship. II is true he was. compcIIe1 IN ,r,.,i,o q
little double dealing to make success. certain. hp,
that all know to a politician of tina, kidney j. ,,
as ,isy." Nevertheless the succoss of ui,,i,r d
buchanan triunpb. lie /, or tl,a, s.,,'I. ,,,l
while uutin, with tbc No,io,.oi ,.1,,i,.;.,.,i' -
p,I,piry nuon thu ,,.,p,~,, il, email 60.
and IT.. bali.b.l.l do,,,L.f,.,t.,,
mud n,,ioo,I L.,,.r a., ,.~..,....,. ,.-
Inn, the downfall If ,t. pi,r,o d. I,'i...
alderman IL, tb, y,,,L,...,..,,,
q .,..J .,,..5 ,.. -
moss oro,,.b .. .,,,,r, H.
bi.Jcc,t L,c.,,. or .i..,.,.,I..t
coed. y,.., npJ .,,, oil r.,..;
COMPLAIN that their sc,,,, ,,.,, ... &C.,, -,
IN our Legislature zosI,,,. ,l;..,y hoo, t..,
are still making. and will c,,,;r,o 8. II,
peal our restraining liouor law L,,, ,,J
Jcrs, go far believe in spirit rapr;n,,, yo,o ,
| confident that they had only In sor ,,,,,, o,,i A.
! odous Jug Ian would be replaecd nv so,ro,l,i,,,l
| ter suited to their tatt,s. Buta month az io,;.l,
/ ton has been passed and tho vhi.lcv Io,;or
! have really accomplished nothing. In the It,uso
r,pcaling section has finally beep r,,c,j ,tr,,,.L
/ f. however makes no provision for , Hc,,,oo -.
tom, after its repeal Some presuins IT,. r.,I -,
restore the old t1m, which however il bv m mean,
certain But alter all, tho passage of thi. repeol.
ing section is only Juaeorbe dodge for the
Il put the rummes right OIL the record -,bev b,ro
all v1'sf for repeal The repeating law Of the
House will now 60 to the Senate, and sleep. moro
than likely, the sleep that knows no waking. The
Senate however have before them 81 ingent uccpec
| law, read in place by wilkins tho Scrotor r-o,
| Alleghapv CO.. 4, fossil ro,,,;, ,r ....,,e
marty of 1872, Tbi. :. ,bo IN t.,. -,
amendments will he liLo,,. D., ga. ;c.,.-
can ncroe on anvtbir,
If Burn. wa. ri,bt obor, ,,,o ..t....-e ..... -,
sane NAV be ayerrcd a. ,b.,r..,.,.. , "' w.,
7 gave vo, M, o,,;,,,,., '"' ~
tudo Tho o,i.in. d" '"'S '''''
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The Presidents Kansas Message,

NJ. nj: . -
''''' i'''"i iN'HS'ae %" N"hsl'
liars la not u long as some OF his previous
productions, lut there is quite enough Of il,
luch Us i, is We shall not bora our r.ad,.r.
,-;,L .l,o ,,l,olo., az ,,., s..,..,...
'''"'
quarter OF II al the beginning, Is gwen to
.et-forth Of the aim Of Congress in the Kan.
sas. Nebraska hill. and to a moan ,t,aol,
C;,ro-nor paol.r ,rho.a na.'.i.. :"'A y"
'''' 'H''1o IL III!
Uuty' IS'ys the Presldenp IN the sequel to
Iemoca him from the Office Of chief executive
,n2ri,tr.te Of tho Territorv JJo ,ro,ooi.
.,r.,ai. or ,.l,,. I'LL,
u ""i' 'ie 'u"s Ine systematic
interference ol the people OF individual
states -.
uTit,;,,,.c,....
;,'a ie'e, ~ 80 '"t as concerns
~. l,S ""t 80 iuinieulate com
.-ri.;nI "ta G'o ~ '.' 'nCiHehIs OF mat
,aliti.,r r,i,,'I,i wy VI thr
,. j., sl,,,a ,c 49,, "'p' 10 ser
;st,rhad H., n,C "i''c" mas 50 long
'--r;+al ;+,t:,;5,,f W. county. ana
ra,r-,Liiin,, ~ I'll ,.;tL p',Ei5''c ana
't,,,,''97 " '''' Wv" ''''o''rl %eal III
'.s tId - t',,il s9glIl the''
-. I.I ''i SION r az" "puSe Of the pow
parties whom the tenor Of the act to orraniz,
tho Territories Of Nebraska and Kansas
81. ,.,' ~ ~ ~ impose through
IF social yryaniztTinn ON t,i ns''ri" ~ c't I'VE
.uture new states now perceivins' that lie
pIhcy oil Leaving the Inhabitants OF each
n.a'G " Juuse ioF lneliSe. YES IN TINS respect
Inc people Of the rmon. them baJ ro '.'mS y"
n tho nursuit IF tlair rap.,.,I oI;oo, :, II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-02-01

ry-Rrv n Cr,ny,s I,,,,n, n,.
pcther the l,ryost hons. NJ ,I,s so,,,, .o.-...,
bled Tucs5ov evon;,,, 70 bo,r Mr. c1,,,i...c
y. York. Tbo ro,n ian u.s fell or.,,,,.,;..
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ITEMS At HONE AND ABROAD

"A DRrNKEN Row took.pla Sunday eve.
ming, on Lake street. in the course Of which a
young French woman, was knocked down and
terribly beaten by man named Wood. The
woman was in advanced state of pregnancy.
and was much, perhaps fatally, injured. Sho
remained insensible this morning Wood is
in custody TO await the result David Minor.
Joseph RObear, 10. Lashway and Peter Shat
tuck, concerned IN the same iracas, were
taken before Justice Iiolenbeck this morning.
fined s. each and costs, for drunkenness. and
in default Of the money were committed to
Jail
Kill Blair WAS brought before the same
Justice on Saturday, and fined IS and costs,
for the same otfense
-IHE SYRUP CASE The examination =
the parties concerned in the purloining of a
barrel of Syrup from \. ) Dewey, was CON
eloIed yesterday before Justice lIollenbeck
boy, named R1heIr, was, it appeared the
one who rolled the barrel down to Fitz Sim
mons house, whore it was disposed Of by the
family. Fitz Simmons and hubear were each
bound over Tor trial, in the sum of 500 49,
Fltz furnished the bli, R9Jelr in default
thereof va, committed to i1il 1t Is thought
that they supposed it WAS barrel Of liuuur.
when they took it.
-CosRE,u1>.-We learn that some
have supposed the Fi,z Simmons concerned
IN the syrup robbery, t. %, James Fitz Sim
mons, better known to many as Jimmy the
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