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The Z. s. STEAM TR1GArE MER.

i k1b NJ NJ 6lEAM ~ MAdAIH uEk'
nlnAc.-This noble sbip, under the
command Of Capt. Pendergast, wen,
to sea from Hampton Roads on Fri.
day last. She sailed under sealed or.
ders, supposed bound to Havana and
Aspinwall. Although letter from
on board to the Norfolk Argus. says
that on leaving Havana she will sail
for England and France. On leaving
Hampton Roads it is stated she sailed
at the rate Of nearly ten and q half
miles per hour, with only a small guam
tity Of steam on and top.sails and top
gallant sails set the tide at the same
time being strong against her.
baltimore Patriot 18th.
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Arrivals per Grand Turk,

THE subscribers continue receiving their
l supplies BY almost every opportunity,
and will keep their friends and public gen.
ally, regularly posted. The inducements
fo1 an early cal, offered to day are
50 Bbls. Mess Pork;
100 Kegs L. Lard, nice size for families
Is Bbls Flour, Rockville Mills;
% /" Oleander, Superhne
Is I. 4" /" Extra SpnerGne
This article. surpasses by ,ar, anything
that can b. offered In this market, and 10
intended chiefly tor family use.
Expected Daily,
ON consignment, IN extensive and will u.
sorted invoice Of Lonswofth's justly cels-.
brated Native Wine.
may23. BARDEE 4 BENJAMIN.
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HlCAHAGUA nIEET1NG.
ExC1TEM BNT.

1 Public notes having been giver
through the daily papers; posters wsr.
posted In the most public places. IN
Monday, informing the public, that 4
meeting to aid Nicaragua, would take
place that evening at the Court House
In this city. -f
Oweing, no doubt to the fact, that
the preliminaties for organizing the
meeting, had not been agreed upon
the large number ofcitixens assembled
pursuant to the notice as afotesaid'
and the invitation to come one -
Come all did not come to order
for business until about 8 O'Clock
when Jones u. j. called the meeting
to order, by nominating Maj. Gen. r
E. Mediation, as President ofthe meet
ing. A. W. Bell, Esq, was then APP
pointed Secretary. The President in
an eloquenkmanner, explained the oh,
ject Of the meetiug-cousidered it the
scored duty Of American citizens, to
aid BY all lawful and proper means, In
disseminating the princi pies Of our free
institutions and Republican Govern.
ment. Gen. McHatton's remarks
elicited the warmest tokens Of appro.
baton.
The Hon. A. 8. Heron, then took
the stand--set forth in a lucid and elo.
quent manner the history Of the pres
ent struggle in Central America and
the Importance Of the issue to the en-
tire Union.
The Hon Geo. G. McWhorter, 3D.
dressed the meeting in an able and
eloquent manner. lie appealed to the
national pride and honor Of American
citizens, and the philapthropic desire
Of our people, to extend the blessings
Of civil liberty-to aid those of our
heighbors, who from desire to throw
off the yoke of tyranny have rallied
round the red flag Of war, in a resolu-
ton to secure the blessings Of free in.
situations. After Judge MeWhorter
took his seat, committee Of three,
were appointed to solicit material aid
by subscription for the Republican
party in Nicaragua. A. S. Heron,
W. s. Pike, and J. J. Jones, were ap-
pointed, and the President on motion,
added to the committee.
The kindliest and best feeling. per
vaded the meeting. II was not char
acterizcd by the bitter elimination and
re-crlmination Of a party meeting.
American sentiment in reference to
the policy Of our government, towards
our adjoining neighbors and friends, is
a unit. The Monroe, doctrine en-
bodies that sentiment, and the sooner
aespots in church and state, on the
other side Of the Atlantic, learn, the
clearly enunciated aud important truth
that We have rights on this side, not to
be interferred with the better. The
United States, holds in her hand the
balance of power on this continent to
which the " law Of nations,' la. ever
moulded ito text. As our very cxis-
'cnce, depends-now that the Clayton.
Bulwer treaty is at an end--on a
clear and distinct enunciation Of our
'uture policy, in reference to the move
nent Of our neighbors j; olet the voice
# the nation be heard, in . desecive
train in favor Of the Republic Of
Nicaragua r
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Notice.

~ VIRTUE Of IN ordinance Of the cor.
II 20, ation Of the eitv Of Baton Rouge
!" All persons residing within the incoTpor.
ated limits Of the city 81 Baton Rouge,
viii please take notice that their prem.
esis and out buildings, will 10 visited and
inspected BY the police officers, on the I'd
day Of June next, and all that are found
foul Or filthy will be report d to The Mayor,
and dealt with according 10 law.
may12 F. A. NEPHLER City Marshall.
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Sundries.
NESS PORK;
~ Bulk Pork Flour;
Ssgara, Lard;
Coffee; Candles Soaps;
&B Tea; Whisky
Oils; Tobacco;
Brandy; Wines;
Gin; Rice &c.
in quantity to suit pure hasers.
For sale by
map23. NJ. g. BRYAN,
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Hv The Bayou SARA LAY An,eri-

BAUM tOOuE,1..sst8hA 20, AC0Vs
Gy- The Bayou Sara LAY An,eri-
can Chronicle, Of the 24,h inst, con
taips thu proceeding Of an enthusias-
tio American Ratification meeting,
held in that place, on Thursday the
22l inst. The meeting was organized
BY chilling H. L1rcn, Esq, to the
chair. and L. s. RoBEnrsos, appoint
Cd Secretary. L. D. BREwER, Esq,
ssatad the object Of the meeting was
70 select delegates to the District con.
vsntiou to be held at Baton Rouge, on
Monday, June second. to elect one
electoral candidate for the fourth
district. A series Of resolutions were
Introduced BY the President, ratify-
isg the nomination Of MlLtARD FIT
noas, and ANDREW JACKSON DorEL-
SON, AZ the standard bearers Of the
American Party, for tho Presidency
aud Vice Presidency.
Alter the reading Of The resolutions,
he meeting was addressed by Messrs
JAMES H. Muss, Of East Feliciana,
and the Hon. Gro. w. WATERsor, Of
Livingston.
The following gentlemen were ap.
pointed a. delegates;
Benz. Miles, NJ. Courtney, L. T.
Maddux, Samuel ]. Powell, John B.
Daily. r. v. Leake, DR.. Ruflin g.
Stirling, L. 8. Robertson.
z 6HxRfrr JoNrs.---After weeping
our eyes dry, and during the very heat
Of excitement writing the handsomest
obituary, Of which eur head was capa.
bls for Sheriff Jones, We are mortified
with the intelligence from Palermo,
viA 81. Louis, that Jones Is not dead
On the contrary, he Is in fair way of
recovery. How the world is given to
lying and how politicians will eager
y grasp at-and make the most Of
any thing out Of which something can
b made.
We have had an obituary for the
psss three months Of Jean Baptiste
Grave digger, who lost bis life in a
we'll, but AZ we did not see him after
he was taken out, we have no positive ,
assurance Of the fact, and should not
like to mortify his feelings with no.
tice Of his death that might perchaueo
reach bis own eyes. A gentleman
we'll known In town for scrupulous
veracity, assures US, that he saw him |
lass night on st. Beaurgard street,
with q pickaxe and spade and that
he was then--as he uss to be, slightly
under the influence Of spirits
i
Alae, Alas How false is all, that
has boen said. to prove that Sheriff
Jones 10 dead.
TRINITY CHuRcH.-The wealth Of
Trinity Church, New York. is set
Town At ten millions Of dollars. II
here was any christianity in the es-
'Ablishment a moriety Of this vast
would be appropriated annu-
lily, to relieve the cravings ofpoverty
md distress 10 that city. Christianity,
. capable Of rendering hell, obsolete
N earth, and would dot, If pracfic-
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e. The american Chronicle o
Bayou Sara says:
A negro boy belonging to Mr.. John
!. Towles, was drowned, on Thursday
, last 10 : small bayou between that's
place and Sc. Francisville. He was
Watering . mule when he was dis
lodged from his position, and was un-
able 70 extricste himself from the
water.
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Reel French Lace Mamtll1aS.
A NV Of the shove Sssds, new styles and
n Rich Patterns.
Also,
A bsautifal assortment Of
PLAIN, DOTTED and EMBROIDERED SWISS
5or making LADIES SPENCERs.
$3.50 just yeestysd st IL
Maya 4DuaADMSDlA ClnAp 99osr.
Black Velvet = 0Asfeee I11nnmlmao.
HANDo0MD Aeeoftnsnt q 1heee goods. Just
n received by steamer Dlsek Warrior.
A1sOeE srFg
MACK ! COLD. MORE AN1JoUD GALLONS,
q the PmAD1lysIA CmAp e9oas.
msy~ LalAy6tse street.
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A CouNr PR1eGfxe.-Tne MALTA Times
OF the LIST April, notices the trial and SEN
tence to one months imprisonment and
hard work Of Count Luigi De Cesuola, 1
Sandman noble man, for stealing The poeket
handkerchief and cigar case 81 Captain
Vance, a British officer. The the)o vas
perpetrated while playing billarda, nd The
Count asserted he was intoxicated.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-17

18th March, 1856 wasordered to be published in the
official journal: ES,
m or ifrti nersd distinctly informed you that never
eeai d s1dfs 3 iE sa 's'hS
sng THAT a s * ee gs a as Be "Sa to
the IMPULSE Of the dread arrest committed foolish act
p pn ys1 5 h @ psHey s Ct s
s ns @
and make good that ny RI n my
sr they may eSpansd furnished
is Than s ss
eSar mass or s e city
5n m a gea i s
indeed until make settlements With several Persons
to a aad h? sH sfRe1s ot
there no trouble in SdnsG that st ol n o
things that were be n9a asan Tee re dong d INC
Coleman purchased some baure properly and
S SSF s 81 "F ycu 3 M
Coleman rich before we had any connection and he
viii t receect iSst ~: Coleman parcsed
S T
is sill due had hoped in the oneraons whe had had with
Nj !, MI e %P coss H. bat n ss IT,
purchased and entered lands the railroad Our espSetiye
Coleman and myself seVer" years "go purchased property in
of The property all of which is in my name Mr.. R. A Eu-
bank, ir and myself jointly purchased property in ef
feron This property but partially paid for. The
Crescent newspaper held by Mr. Euank for account Ny
with this paper from efforts 10
proper that Mr. Nixon and Mr. Adams have
tile Crescent newspaper. Mr. F. Mcfarland and
lots sell close transactions.
interest in Mr. Ware panton my interest is lin,
itcl Mr. the uncle of children, and having
CHILDREN repeatedly expressed his intention of giving his
whole estate my children Until We have settlement can
not tell interest When last Mr.. Ware there still
apoon Of the purchase money due on this estate THIS sketch
place your disposal from The desire have that
ali have shall be applied to meet obligations comfy oh
had in taking portion Of my papers with
That might mike out statement Of my true situation, and
have everything had in situation be applied oblgn
tbns That such my intention. would be if could
that after had left. have deemed
proper place this under CONTROL and will
ercise your judgment in disposng of it,
| Yours, respectfully
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First District Pound.

II.
WAS brough. to the First District Pound on Dry
w AIDES street. between Julia and irod streets,
estrays--
One dark yellow and white she Goat with one horn.
One dark brown she Goat, black face and legs, some
white the right side
Which, if moi claimed within ten days and the eS-
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction at
said pound, FRIDAY, 2lst inst al 10 O'Clock, a.
NJ AUG S, PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, March IL, 1856.
IL a etc condui, depot du Premier District, rue
Dryades entire les rues Julie Grod, CONNIE epaves-
Une Chevle jaune.nore Ell blanche, avec une seule
corne.
Une Chevre brun fonce. la face ct les iambes
blanches, ct du blanc sur lie cote droit.
81 les dts an:mauX ne sont pas reclames dams dix
jous ct les depenses payees, lis serom vendus Fen
chere publique au dit depot VENDREDl lie 81 du
coufan a ~ heures "A. NJ.
Commits aire des Rues.
Mile Orleans lie 10 mars 1856. mil Is 20
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-17

VN7As bIough. to the City Police 'Jail on The 12h
inches high is about % years old has cut on his
lower lip. Says he belongsao Mr. Robert Carpenter
living on the YaZoo river. S tate of Mississippi.
The owner is requested 10 call and claim said slave
according 10 law.
ml415t Keeper Of the City Police Jail.
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The rules being suspended, Mr.. Bailey Offer
ed the following resolution, which was read
twice and adopted -
Eesolrea, That The boringof the Artesian Well be
suspended from and after the passage of thisresou-
lion. .
Mr.. Gilmore moved for reconsideration of
the foregoing resolution, which motion, under
the rules, was made the order Of the day for
the next sitting.
: On motion, the Board adjourned. "
F. =. CHAs. CLAIBORNE, Sec'y.
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The following letter from Mr.. Garland, read at a
meeting of the Board of Assistant Aldermen the
18th March, 1885, ordered to be published in the
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Mr.. Eager, on behalf of the Finance Commit
tee, offered the following special report, which
was read and unanimously adopted: .
From the extraordinary events recently developed
in the fiscal department of the City, the Finance Com
mit,ee deem it advisable TO lay before your honorable
body special report, confined 10 facts and matters
growing out of The administration of Affairs since
lie consolidation of The City in 1852; as also fully de-
failing the dealcaiions of the late Treasurer, far
tney we been able 10 discover
The Office of Comptro Ter was instituted and organ
lied some six previous 10 the division of the City
into municipal districts for the purpose of placing a
check and barrier the Treasury depar men and, in
sections 90 and 80 of the amended act, THE present
Civ ChaI,er) The duties of the Comptroller are ex-
pressy and fully detailed. How far these duties have
been fulfilled win appear in the of this report,
The Committee are not aware that any further leg
isation is necessary to protect the Treasury Depart
1nent from ma-admnistration. Existing statutes and
ordinances are fully adequate 10 meet all exigences
The most importaii and of all others, the ruling
oueslion is the character integrity and honesty the
oficials Unless faith, honesty sincerity and energy
are combined in the lneumbsns of Office reams of
and be Of NO avail unless The foregoing requisites are
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-17

TSighedl e. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
TSigned] JOHN sCULBERTS0N,
President pro tenn Board of Aldermen.
APPROVED March Is, 1856. : h..
fSgned J0HNaL LEWIS, Mayor.
A true copy, THos. THEARD, Sec'y. m17
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= - NO. 2btZ-I n =
Resolred, That The chairmen OF the Committees on
Streets and Landings be appointed special Joint
committee who, together with the Surveyor and Street
Commissioner, shall personally examine lha pIosec-
ton levees OF the city early practicable,
port ,hereon suggesting such measures as they may
deem requisite for the efectual protection OF the city
from over flow that they be requested 10 call spe-
cia me cling of the Council should they think i, impor
ian, iba, any action should be taken before the next
regular meeting,
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{ No. 256s.31 $500. -
Reseirea That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorz ed aand instructed 70 sell at auction afer
for a,teIding the BEidge Bayou ST. John foF one
year,io date from the opening OF the navigation OF
said Bayou ST. John-subject 10 the approval or relec-
lion of Inc Common Council, and in accordance with
specifications on file in the Surveyors Office.
fN'"N- 1siynedl e. e TRACY, sE89
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Isigned] JOHN CULBERTsoN,#s3sss
President pro tenn. BOARD of Aldermen.
Approved March Is, 1866. # 81
| m17 faigpedl JOHN L.. LEAIs-5hiayaf- -
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= Ut NO. 2b6J-" ] - ~ 1890
ResoErea, That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorized 10 SELL at public auction, after ten days
notice in the Official journal, the highest bidder, the
aforesaid Ferry privileges separately, for ten yeaIss
each be established the one at Canal street; me
other at jackson streel} in accordance with
lions as amended and file in the office of the Street
Commissioner and Surveyors said sales 10 be subeefto
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above report, was read, the rules beirg suspend
ed, and adopted las recommended) by the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas Messrs. Banister, Bartlette, BENT,
Bridge, Chambers, Chiapells, Eager, Guyo'.,
Kelly, Landry, Mcknight, Rusha, Violet and
Fabre-14.
Aresou,iou authorizing the Stree, Commissioner
cause lamp TO be placed ST. Joseph street, be-
tween Foucher AZ Tchoupi oulas streets, and 10 re-
move the wooden awning al the corner of Tchoupi.
louas and Foucher streets, it obstrucs the lamp al
sa id corner. =,
The following resolution, adopted by the
Board of Aldermen and referred to in the above
report, was read, the rules being suspended,
and concurred in by the following vote:
Yeas-Afessrs Banister, BENT, Bridge, Cham
bers, Chiapella. Eager, Guyol, Howell, Kelly
Landry, Mcknight and Violett-l2;
| Nays--Messrs. Bartlette and Rusha--2.
A resolution authorizing the Comptroller 10 adlna'
cate the lowest bidder the contract for building Wo
bridges across Canal Carondelet.
The following ordinance referred to the Com
mittee on Streets and Landings on the 9th
February, 1856, and published in full in the
proceedings of thesame date, was taken up, reae
and adopted:
An ordinance to determine the proportion 10 be palt
by property holders for the round stone pavements
be made the public road, Third District, under ord
nance No. 247l..
On motion, the Bosrd adjourned
=. JAS A. HOPKINS, sec'y.
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gs...@t- NO. 26fu. n 9jssJE5 5%e$
.Reso,vea, That the Finance Committees Of the Two
Boards fihe Common Council be. and are hereby au-
thorized to employ such additional counsel as they
may deem necessary assist The City Attorney in the
prosecution of the suits of the city against William n.
Garland. sd.
rs gned1 E. L. TRACY
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
rSicnedl JOHN CULBERTSON,
President pro Board of Aldermen.
Approved March ID, 1856. z4z
m7 [Signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
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RESOLVED That The contract entered into blythe city
with Christian Connel for the cufbing ct Calliope
street, from Martin Carassseets be. and the same Is
hereby declared null and void. NJ .5s4
[signedI5 F. L. TRACY, 3#s
=as Presiden, Board of Assistant Aldermen.
ftsirned1 JOHN CELBERTSON.
President pro TEN Board Of Aldermen. l.
Approved March Is, 1856
1n17 [Signedl JOHN L.aLENis, Nayor...
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.
is hereby instructed TO notify the lessees of The evees
and wharves of The First District TO remove the beams
and posts erected by them and obstIuclg the batlure,
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lSignedl Il l4.isE fAG y .84# SiE
Isirpedl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 55
President pro tenn Board OF Alderren.
Approved March 15 1856
nit I. [Siguedl JOHN LEWIS Mayer
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'119177[ NO zbb5 ~ y.
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller warrant On the Trsa.
surer in favor of Grosjean &c Bsneteau for the Of
one hundred and three dollars, in payment oil thes:
bill for chairs supplied the various courts Of law frela
October 20 toNoVember II; 1851. x
* fssgueal u. j. LUGENBUHL, =. IT
@ f@ Preside ut Board of Aldernen.
[SignedI Ell TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 1885, i$l.$s
gsignedl JOHN g. LEWIS, Mayor.
/ IA true copy. TMos. THEARp. Sec'y. fnIT&
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MA7oRALTrY5 81 NEW ORLEANS.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
COMMON COUNCIL "
@ss,-y. CITY Of New Orleans, March Is, 1856.
III No. 26s2
Resotced That me ComptFdiler do adudicate to he
lowest bidder, after Ten days notice thereof nae
the official Journal e contract faf batfdiag pobrdFeg
the Canal Carondelet, fls iusettoaaf Cfai-
ance with specifications thersof on file nta surye.
ors Office, The sale be subject 70 o TIL
Common Council. 49, 5sSss z III
[Signedl ]. j. LUGENBuHL,
President Board Of Aldermen
FSianed1 85sE5 e. l., TRACY.
President Board of Assistant Z ldermen,
Approved March IS, 1855. *
NIT [signedl JOHN d. LEWls " ayc1.l
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No. s67I"
Resolrel That the Street Commissioner be, and he is
hereby authorized and instructed 10 repair all damages
TO the pavemeH,s cutters and curbstnes at the ctys
expense causedby the requirements of the Fire De-
psitment in extinguishing fires.
TSiguedl E. L.sTRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Esiened1 JOHN CULBERTSON. @
A pproved March 15 1856.
ml7 [sirnedl 49, JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
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O sAb64-5
s Rssossd, That the Washington Monument Associa-
ZION q ne city c New Orleans, composed Of she fol-
lowing executive committee, viz:
NAY Majos e ssa. Twiggs aIaier Gen Jehn L
Gsndg Burke, ". NJ Perkins, HI nj sumlaers,J.
Morgan Hall James Stockton, Deyergss Gsofgs
Rafeshde W iIlsam GhIiatys H. q. steson A- 81. So
Charles A. Lsbazan, Samuel VI. Todd James Hop
kins Robert Lite; James Davis John Stroud Water
Eicoll, Thomas Mcclellan, George Puryes. 81 I'll war
uer Thomas Murray. Henry Bier; "a. ". Bog worm r.
A. Lumsden, B z: < Bennett :. L. GuberHato IoEirl
L. Daniels Ohm 3. Leeeis hereby granted lie right
10 erect an Equestrian Statue, on Lafayette Square
to the memory of Washington. i {88aS, 8s6 a5s
[SignedI E. L. TRACY
T.. President B 3ard OF Assistant Aldermen
( lsigued1 JOHN CULBERTsON,
President pro tenn Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March Is, 1856.
mT EsignedJ JOHN T. LEMIs u ayor
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-10-24
Pennsylvania for Freedom.

The Albany Journal says 1.-The vote
Of Pennsylvania was truly cast for the can.
didatcs Of Freedom on Tuesday last. Fraud
has pasted over In the ballots OF ut least ten
thousand villains hired to defeat the popu-
lar will. There is no process by which this
Justification OF the vote Of that State can DO
rcctifed. But Pennsylvania was on tho
l4th day Of this months now-and will
DO in November, heartily and truly Rcpab-
lican in her feelings and purposes. Her
sister Northern States justly counted on her
cooperation 10 resist the spread OF Slavery,
and wrest the Republic from tho misrulc Of
the Oligarchy. They justly can yet rely
upon this help. It will be given without
Gail, If the man who devised and executed
tho Plaqusmines Fraud In 1914, and the
man who was employed to suborn perjury
In tho Forest Divorce suit, are not allowed
to defeat the will Of the majority Of the peo-
pie Of Pennsylvania.