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too many writers upon slavery seem 10 nave uont,
from wrestling with the issue on the br"ades srounuS
Of philosophy, religion aud humanity; us ""s
simply the argument OF expectancy ue usou, .a'
with the freedom aud hoduess which are Inc
tives Of every independent mind the THEORIES 81
of acknowledged authority in morals anu p "I...
economy and to say the least, breaks u I "
with all of them This, in the opinion Oh ING ~,
York C-icrion which assumes TO be the q ." I,a
sor par excellence Of this country 10 W ro.
rary high treason-a strange and uhlea'a ~ ,S
sumption OF course Paley, and Locke ana "n
and Charming are in!albe. When II suna ~, So
venence, the Abolition reviewer will DO" 10 m
ty with the cringiug of an Eastern slave ns., O ~
the contrary, he has no special purpose 10 IersJ 10.
the authority is against him. who so radical an IS
nunciatory-so bitter vindctve, and ulsregaro'u' u
all authority, human or diving: .,a IN.
But despite the sneers of the "Crlterioh "''u Wv.
abuse of PUTNAM" which every southern Wild
who is also gentleman, has learned 10 LOOK uPn"
rs complimentary, this essay cannot ran 10 pe H."
entail among thinkers and scholars Its en'Nus'a'
and clearcut vigor of dction, lis fine rhetutic' H
what Poe would call admirable "cttmdc'ne Va
points" seems to mark it likewise rs III appropriate
popular manual.
Altogether, il is among the ablest tre1t'ses on
slavery We have ever read uniting in singular Ge
gree the exacness of thought and logic with force ol
imagination and the intense sincerity OF an honest
conyiction-I philadelphia North american.
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THE ARrFCL DODGERS.

Southern men all know that in voting for Fillmore
shey do not aesert the doctrine Of State equality
They are trying to dodge that issue. But their at
:enpt will be- vain They who "are not for" the
South ARE against her. The Democratic party,
ice.iain!y the most numerous in the Unon,I tenders
the issus Of Stnts equality, aud sustans the aima
tive Of that issue. The Black Republicans accept
the issue and maintain the negative. The South
succeed II her be true to her. 10 for
Fillmore, unless he commits himself to the doctrine
OF State eQuality,is in the present crisis, to be as
iai;nle,s to the South, as to sustain Black Rspub
There no degrees or ditereuc. Of crinnality
Ia aiding the enemies Of ones country directly in
directly The Southern man. who ornits TO maintain
the equal rights and dignity Of the South when ali
Issue is made that question: is as derelic in duty
as he VINO votes with her enemies. Dodgng, shutting
snd equlvocating. will avail naush in the approach
iog CANVASS. There are but two aides to the simple
issue of State Equality. 1t is Of momentous i'm.
portance to the South. If Mr.. Fillmore did really de-.
serve any mau's respect, fuith, or confidence, he
would respond plainly to the issue himself Hi. ati-
tule is grossly insulting to the South. He tes her
in effect "y"u vote for me; won't deprive you
of Your negroes, but can't say your institutions
moral and respectable as those of the North.
Tney sAt I'D not be permitted to extend North OF
81 So"
What excuse can be offered for his silence, aud
tha; Of his friends the distinct Issue that is
.ier-d You who vote for him, either admit, by
doing so. the nferiority Of right the part Of the
South, or that you afraid to proclaim and nsis;
or her equality. No more "artful lodging" Let
the people of the South know what Mr.. Fillmore and
h:a friend, mean. Do you mean that the Black Re:
pabcans right, aud that social system Is no
entitled to equal protection with that Of the North
Orare you and your candidate, afraid to assert ou
equality, although you believe it to exist Mask'
o.. One or the other horn Of the dilemma you mus
take. Some Of you, We know, do hold that we are
entitled to equal rights but that it is dangerous
assc: them, and hence denounce the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise. We shall continue to in.is,
tlai yod define your positions. Until you do, we viii
undertake TO define them for you. We believe that
the Southern friends Of Fillmore generally concur il
the doctrine Of State equality but fear to it,
Mr.. Fillmore himself, we have no doubt, from his Of
expressed and unrecanted opinions, and from the
cent givings out Of his friend Mr. Kennedy. agree
in opinion with the Black Republicans. If We do in
jussice to either yourselves your candidate. yo,
can easily right yourselves, by defining your exac
position on the question of State equality.
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EATAJ, DI.EJ, AT PASS CHRISTIAN.

We regret 10 state that the hostile meeting winch
w. informed our readers was contemplated between
two prominent and we-kno~n merchants OF our city,
took place yesterday morning at Pass Christian At
half pas; seven o'clock the principals. T. w. Esfi'n'
Esq., Of the firm of Esrln Lee Co., of Canal street,
and NJ. Cuddy, Esq. a member of the firm OF Cuddy,
Brown 4 Co, of Camp street. came on the ground,
accompanied by their friends. The distance ten
PAGES, being measured, and the pistols handed to
them, the gentlemen took their places. At the first
fire Mr. Estlin, il is eumored slightly wounded in
the right arm. Mr.. Cuddy being unipjured. Huwev-
or, the second FIRE Of Mr. Estn We are sorry to say,
was the messenger of dea:h to his antagonist He
breathed after receiving the ball. which enter
ed the groin on the right side, passing through the
artery, the abdomen, and through the opposite
artery. and lodging in his left hand. The cause OF
s untor affair in relation to matters of
business. Ner Orleans Delta, May 22d.
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LATER ERDll klyS,S

CHICAGO, May 2J.-Dates from Lcayepv,
Saturday last, state that Gov. Shannon !.
out tie troops, aud Stationed tnesu al fer
with the View OF maintaining peace in III =
The M!ssourniIs wcr returning home.
Alter burning the II lei and the Herald ar,
"iiicc, Gov. koGn,"n. house was fired. L.:,. !.
were rAllngu.shrd before tho bul.din. va, p.
Sheriff Jones then dismissed the posse. VIZ d
-turr- aud dwellings aud demolished .y,;,,g-
mad not been Removed. The post Office A.,
open and letters seized. All the hu..-,,i,,
STATE men were piIIaysd, except the CIac.. /,
Tel. B@tocd S,finsie!Iow aud Atc:llsou, +,
were conspicuous during the day. Gov !,
was absent. Sheriff Jones posse lett +; .....
,ng been informed that their services won. :.
ed next day. The lire seen burning ".
night was supposed 10 be from Gov. h.
house.
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CONGRESS-

TIllRTY-FOURTH CONCDEcs-
SENArE.-House bills crsn,f,S' NAY q ::
Alabama Louisiana and .Uicb;,'.S IfHds 10 vi.
a message from the prs.;.sah We're pass..1
o"'h Houses announcing the d;.rn; was receive
TON ana the revocation Of tho ''li'sai Of Mr. CI
Gated Consuls. The Pre.iden, s Of tn
reply TO Lord Clarendon. Under Is,, NJ. "
Mr.. Marcy says the President bs, "'e OF The 21lh
ed me note OF Lord Clarendon of ,h "etuIIy Get
aud IL much gra;tird by its cnnciI nue. '"h .:
s're to strengthen friendly relation. vi! spirit ;,
governments. The disclaimer of a,v ;S'"een !.
late The laws OF the United States, av% I"'s'l'lot
regret thnt' contrary TO the Intention ~ RS
OF me British government, there h.. I
an infringement, are satisfactory TO the pa; 4e'
the man compiaIn' respecting Her M,-.,..
erhlheht Is mus removed-but the p;
tremely regrets that he canno. concur win
r-nd"n IN the opinion that Mr., Cromn,a' /"
C"nsuls OF New York. Philadelphrs and r.,
are not Implicated in these proceedings. ' /
thosc VINO nave no c"nnexion with this ,o,
ne mas nothing 10 ask of her Maiestys co..
Out III The cases of the individual. ,r'n,:
deems Improper that their relations with ,b..
ment should cease. In taking this s,s. "'
ne does not intend 10 make any ip,p No
diplomatic relations between the ~. P"'a
Urea: Britain, but, on the contrsrv :. ga;
Keeping the two countries UPON ,La eT''E
feeling. Mr.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il mos, no'' q;
pressly on the ground o: his conlec.o' "as al
listmcnt business, which had rend,r.J g.; VIA Z
ceptab!s representative of Gr.o, n 80, 40 4
this Government; and, for tb.' D'"aa :
the Withdrawal of these consul. wss ~ s'h-
cd. These officers are al, a, ,,; IKE" i'e =
believes, implicated i'll ,iola,nn ?"'s'ag-.
United States, contrary 10 ;b.. "' u" 'l.s
Of their own government. Thi. c''",. .h''rC
rest solely on the testimony Of S,ra Jo'nP"c!y
ON original letters from lii C-s,n 1".e, anl He"a
these British officers. '"s evidence "A
Inc Senate referred the m..s,,.,
to me Committee On Foreign an. 1"f !Ceul
s!Sht debate adjourned TO Monday' anu Il
HousE-Slr. Campbell Of Ob;o rs,o..,
Ton 10 allow The Committee sppu;u,uS -
ha's"s "i'airs IN ths;ierrirory TO prrs.p, Wv"
t Wv Journal ct their proceedings, a, sny 'rt
House might be in session, which r,por, ~
upon be- IaIl on tn. Speakers table. Tha
wa, unanimously adopted. r
hr: GROW, from the Committee on T.
submitted areport from the msinriry of ~.
lee, proposing 10 admit Kansas with IN. IT,,
stItution. The consideration OF the r.n',,t
poned TO the 10Th OF June. The House ;b.,
ed tl Mon6ny WV 'st-
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

rHNHE Visitors OF the Univcrsi;y OF virginia. 3
Il II recent lEcrtIu.: established n PTDir.s =
Grcek ana Hebrew Languages, and 4 PT0ics
History and General Literature. application. (.
WI! u" received until the regular meeting y! IL
tine eth OF June
The resolution establishing the prc.r- .Orshir
rnd General Literature provides that in HI =
be taught the tru" objects and best method, a.
OF History: the general course oi human hiiH!. >
cuhr developments and illustrations Of 'hO.' e.
events which hur" had most influence upon IT,
iccts OF syst"ms OF religion and jUritprld'nec
moral GEd phy-iral CONDITION Of III" human rac'
ciples Of historical criticism. the most n'i'G'H".
aud hes. authorities % which The student .E"gli E.
IN pursuit o. H." yHriou. branches Oi ll.s'Ury
phy. ana lie principles Of Chronology, and ne
oi di'"rsiues IN rucr and climate upon the ca
man; aud Whichever pertain. to the history Of 2.
progress OF human civilization"
In the department: OF General I.cG..gT.
taught the history o! tho rise and prsgress az 90
raiurc, with partIculhr Development. and ii....
those epochs Ind author. whose influence upsnrhs:
mas been mos; marked the best mc,hoi ard =.
me study OF III. literature Of .Iifrrcn, lsrruncas
be the especial object OF this school to teach ID.
progress oi English Literature 10 ;Ilu,f,art to-
it CROWN which are most worthy OF remark az,
the effects Oi particular authors and r,,h, rvs
the growth Of the English language and ii,r,,..'
school OF General Literature, the SUDDEN, - i, @.
y exercised IN English composition md the lss.
invite any member Of his cla-s to deliver ccc.'.
essays upon such branches OF literature Or ..ca
he may b" likely o. illustrate win crolf, a. 81
the ins'itu'"n: Provided. howev.sA h-, no,h.a.
IN thi. enactment shall be- 81 construed a, 70
chairs OF Morni Philosophy Ancient and Mo-
rrnsrs. my OF the subject. Of Instruction now c.
them
Applications .hould be aiircss"1 10 ii" Re
I!-iors ~ the University, care OF the ChhifHN
Faculty, University Of Virginia.
). MAUPlS, Chm'n OF the :
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ygmkce on the corm:trld niger !" lie says there'
fore, Mo!unreon is the name lie desires the eho-
hin aud gizzard.oot letter 10 be corrected III me
ua,ne proper Tor such party, and he adds: lh'Se
l.gni!e,l gentlemen, who woald pas for grave """
ansnling stat, smeu, mny turn up their noses ~
aud tulk Of dignity, &c, but # that name e'n
IT, centre. yoa may have his hat! hurfa w.
hin and Gizzard- Eootl
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LATEST FROM CAIJEopv,

NEW York, May 29-The stenm.b,. 'H a..
arrived from Aspinwal, with Sl,SUU.OVO -, !, :. :.
and 500 Passengers, from California. j
IL was rum"rci in San Francisco ,bs,,r,.
were gong down on the steamer GolL.p ="
which The Steamer Illinois CONNECTED =" w.
recent outrage committed or California gs...,
Panama. sT3
The Republican, mad held a meeting &. :, =.
to and elected dr!rguies To Philad-!ph.a.
In one OF the H. hts with the Indians, C,,. f.
was killed. 20
The particulars c! :he Panama rail ro,f :,
show that tnirty more pers"us were killed sr'
scv"r Wounded four addIt.unu! death. had -
since the OUTRAGE.
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LATER FROM MEXICO

NEW ORLEANS, May 2S.-By an srrvsl
day We have later date, from Mexico via e..
The San Antonio Gazette publi-ar. lett
Eagle Pas, stating that it is reported ,ha;
tort had ordered Nidaurri 10 collrci and -
all the arms which had been distributed g. 81
Gen. LambOrg was marching sgnin.t Y.G,.
i,0DO men. 1t is thought that Et.aurri W..
The union of the Sfat.- Of COaLGIIa ani
Leon, has been aunui!ed.
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Az ESSAY ON LIBERTY ASD SLAVERY. BY Albert
tics i'll the University OF Elrginla) j. is. Lppih-
colt s. Co., Philadelphia: Russell n Jones, hing
street
We have been induced to read this work with more
than usual care, on account % tbs many elaborate
and bitter reviews which it has called forth at THO
North. We have long learned to guuIe the merit 90
any argument upon the Southern qseston, by Inc
nature of the crques which il provokes IN promo
neHi abolition Journals. When a work of remarkable
ability appears. sirnag in logic, reason and phoso-
phical analy sis-mee:jag tho Frec-sUiler upon his
own grounds, and confuing him here-you may e1-
pect 10 seq the whole pestient faction III GCnnotlon
vnd mighty corpe DE advancing pe!-nei! 70
the support of their unucky champion.
Prot. BLEDsoE's production is treatise which does
him infinite honor. 1t is sincere, vigorous aud tho
rough. lts views are enforced by style OF rare
earnestness and elegance. His sarcasm gentleman
~, but cutting; his logic subtle wi;auC! beng halr-
drawn or captous; and his general processes OF pro-
b!ng sophsm reducing ON apparently contradic'
terry facts lucid conclusion Ingenious inference
must commend themselves TO the taste OF every I'M
partial thinker in the country
The essay is divided into fse chapters. The first on
"Ihe Nature OF Civil Liberty" the second on Inc
arguments and positions Of Abolitionlsis the thI'a
on "Ihe arguments from the Scripture, the fourth
The argument from the public good the NTH =" ne
Fugitive Slave Law The second of these chapters
10 at once concise and glowing terminating, ana yss
risdly conscientious. The author Ia not content
merely with the defensive His positions are neither
tenporizpg nor spologstic. He does NOT shrlnk' ~
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WASHINGTON RI'MORS

WAsHINGrON, May 2@.-Mr. Brooks la. =.
Senator Wilson of Massachusetts. Gen La.
eson WAS the bearer of the note. Wilson r..
he WIS not n duelist, but he would use wht:
h- thought proper in debate, and, !. asS...-.. /.
know how To defend hins IL.
Mr.. Brooks expressed himself satisfied ,
Wcbb's letter in the CouIier and ENQUIRER.
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KEEP RI BEFORE THE EYES OF THE PEG.
EBO-SHI.Y AGAIN,


Governor Wise made two corrections Of the En-.
qurer, i'll tbs publication of the Edo shin and Giz
sard foo. letter, aud he ought, himself to be correct
e1 The Know-Noth;nss of the South not 'nu
iattoe'," their proper n,u,e is "moluaseons" Pre-
Stunning that the men of this generation are as igno-
rant OF that term as the Know Nothings were Of
30 shin. We state its root and origin
Judge -- says 'm"lat.o' is not the right name
Tor the FILLMORE and Done!son party, but 'mOlHngeon
is the true name That David Steele, a noted wag Of
the Hardy ban long time ago. was arguing case in
Court. AID commenting the evidence of a witness
Of doubtful The counsel on the other side rose
in very indignant and threatening manner and wish
ed to know whether he called the witness muatto
Steele:-T do not SO call him. but call him a
'Molungeon'!'
Counsel: "And, pray sir, what in the name OF God
10 q inolunseon |"
Steele posirg himself slowly, Is if precisely to de.
fne the n.me and the thing to be described replied
"a mu'caD' is the cross OF the young gentleman on
ehA hevs.maii but the witness here 10 Of the
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PHI PHI, NJ, 81

PHILADELPHIA, MAY 22.-IEe steam
the Steamer Union, OF the Ericsson line 10 st
exploded this morning, while the boat Wa.
Castle, oca!ding four .hnnGs belonging TO ;
and four passengers. Wallace Monlry, the /
has since died, and one or two Others viii
die. The rest ARE but slightly injured. IT.,
ed were attended to AT New Castle. and
boat arrive! here. they were conveyed TO II
tai. The boat is slightly injured.
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EXTRAORDINARY TORyaDo.-Tb. G,,ves

EXTRAORDINARY TORNADO.-Thc Calves
ton News has account of terrible tornado in
Dallas county, Texas. On the farm Ut NJ NJ. Miller
every house was Frustrated aud FIVE persons killed
besides four Others in the ueishborhood. 1t is al
legged that some Of the goods We're carried TO dis
lance of fifty miles, in Tarrant county, and one Of
the children was found dead half mile distant from
the house This tornado extended about sixteen miles
North and South, being from 2UO to 300 yards in
width Over this tract the tornado swept, carrying
or prostra,ng everything in its course, killing horses
cattle, hogs and other animals.
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Kxow-yorHING CONSISTENCY.

New York paper say. that of the one hundred
Ne" l." ,p p, of the New York State As
ssh Gss ss yenr most of them elected Know
ssmoy ,o' .Sr, u but one OF American parsntase.-
n NJ r.ncis B. Spinos, and even he had nm
~" u, s.,,a, hi. mother being an American. Not one
",bsr, wa, sprung from natives on either the
c..Lo.,0 mr. mothers side
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MR. EVERYTHING Connecticut Legislature
recently unanimously requested the Hon Edward
Everett 10 repeat hs lecture on the character al
Washington in New Haven, but on Monday rrconsl.
ered the vote. The alleged reason for The recon'I-
Iteration is that Mr.. Everett did not attend the meet
Ing in Boston 10 deuounce the attack upon Senator
SIhArntl
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The House then adjourned.



Chicago, May 2S.- Ex-Gov ernor RerLer aud Mr..
Fugg Secretary Of the Kansas Investigation Com
nlttce, arrived here this afternoon, having come
through Missouri, narrowly escaping with their lives.
Governor RreGrr addressed an Immense crowd here
to. night. aud attends the Republican Convention, Of
Bloomington, 10 morrow. Thence he goes Ia w ash
Ingtun. He confirms the reported destruction Of
LaXruncu.
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To tie Editors Of The Enqurer;
THREE CHEERS FOR THE OCEAN COUNTY.

To tie Editors Of The Enqurer;
THREE CHEERS FOR THE OCEAN COUNTY.
OLD AccoNAc Is REDEEMED.
From the battle Of Thursday, Democracy comes
f,r,h victorious Our Sheriff is elected 10y Us ma
orty and Cumnonw ealth's Attorney ny 2oo or over
wlrb q very fair share Of the other offices,
This victory is especially cheering, rs this county
vas carried by Know. Nothing ism against the gallant
Wise, hy III majority. This ia but toreshadowins
IT our victory in November next. AT last We have
sam beneath our feet, and We intend I" Keep MN
there til he shall learn the true spirit III AnerIcah
ism and the genius OF Republican institutions.
'' UNANCOCk.
To HE Editors Of the Enquirer:
LAS,AsrrR e. H., May oath. 1856.
Below is a statement ut the result OF our recent
election held for the county officers, Sheriff. Con-
nonweaths Attorney. and Clerk Of the Circuit and
County Courts, and tor Justices ior inc "a D'sIrlc'
have not given the party distinctions, as the lines
VIM, Brent received for Sheriff lO9 votes, being
a rn.i.rity OF - over Stephens, aud 80 over Dun
away.
torney over B. Il. Robinson, by majority of IS.
Warner EuDark WAS elected Clerk witho"t an OPP
posing r0te, TO suppiya vacancy oecasIoned ny Tie
resis nation Of the present incumbent, Cyrus DogEe
The yui. for Justices follows For Benz
Wadaey -, Thus 5. Dunsway 81; Sa;n. Downing
~; Octavius George Is: Thos. d. Eubank 81 w.
". c. George -; Edwin Shackelford %.
Respectfully, ~
To The Editors Of The Ea1unw; .
RiTchIG Z. H., Va. May %. 1876.
Gentlemen We have received the iuil returns
for this county, and the Democracy of the 'L'ttle
Gem" are once more victorious. The vital spark has
fed and the body Of the false prophet, Saauel' lies
PROSTATE in the dust.
WIN. NJ. Patton, D., for Sheriff, majority over }. ?
Harris, K ", l64. G.. Hail. d for Prosecuting At
tornev, over X. Z. K"rchrwni. Is. n, 3l4 j. A.
Lowrher, D., for Commissioner OF the Revenue, over
Eli Riddle, X. NJ 2l2. Amos Cup, for Clerk OF the
County Court, d over +. A Shelton, K. a., lS3.
Out of the l6 Magistrates in the county, Is Demo.
Gratis are elected and a Of tbs Democratic csndi-
dates for Constable and Overseerd Of the Poor.
Yours, &c. T.
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E~TNBLI-IIED II 1854.

'HNIE subscribers would call pariicU ~ ten.
d above fact, IN connection with ~" uup''
success OF their business. aud that, too. NOW
the great competition which the market ht1fn'
tina; III view Of all the above po.nts. some 10.
must have been offered by ourselves IN order /
creased our sa!cs in the rnuun"r We have. ALI +;
time secure the confidence Of al pnrlie. a;.rcs'.
uKAP D. ETE COATS
A few more Of the EDDve COATS ms, 10 haGi.
we Cal! the attention VI persona desirlug some
teel AMI comiOr able. Tnese Goats being elastic
easy and well.lI!a. garment,
GRosHoNG & TIP
Nav 30 no MH:
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CONNECTICUT SENATORIAL ELECTION.
NV HAYES, May 2S.-Another unsuccessful et
fort was made to-day by the Legislature of this State 10
elect United States Senator. Three ballots were
had. The first stood: Dixon III Toucey 95 scatter
ing %. The last ballot stood: Dixon l07; Toucey
81; scattering 49, The election was then postponed
till next Wednesday.
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NEW YORK REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
SYRACUSE, May 2S-The New York Republican
State Convention met this morning. Full delega-
tions beiog present, a committee was appointed to
draft resolutions aud 10 nominate delegates to the
National Convention
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MARRIED

MARRIED at Pine Fores', the residence of Mr. Elliott
Dearaette in the county Of sposyvana Oh rhe o0t O:
May. 1856, by Rev. James D. Coleman, Mr.. THOMAS ~
DEW OF the first named county.
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HnRRTRI.I: CRIME

ST. LOUIS. May 2Stn.-The house OF Jacob Friend.
four miles from ST. Joseph, was fired by some uil.
known Person lately, aud Mr.. Friend; his wife and
live children were burned It i'd supposed they were
murdered before the tre.
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COST OF THE Wharf.-The London Times est.
mates the cost of the late Great Britain Al not
much under one hundred millions pounds s;erling.-
Immense as this u.s. the expenditure of Great Britain
IN the closing ysar vi the Napoeonc war exceeded II
very prrnrly,
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BALTIMORE. May 29.-Fiour il firm
Howard street at 81 -. City Mills Sc l. rc
Wheat is unchsng-d; sales of reds at 81 I
whites 81 To to 81 -. Corn, white j2c. ),
to Jlc,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-30

NEW YORK, MAY 29.-F.our is dull
State at S. ~ to 81 49, Ohio Sc - to g. q. )
F. 80 TO s 06; Fancy e 70 to 50. Vines, ..r-
Corn has declined sales at SO cts. STOCK. az.
Nirginia's 93i.