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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30
Decrease. slO4lss l.Sss,ss4 sass slss,ss
The actual deposts amount TO s67 2l3 10 which Is

The actual deposits amount to So 2l3, no. which Is
decrease of 81 Cos, 436 from the preceding week
The decrease in loans is slight, compared with the
decrease in specie. Some Of the Banks make very
poor show to soin. The specie average is de-
clning one, but the California receipts more than
make up for this. There will be considerable changes
during the week, the deposits will be in some de-
gree diminished to pay the large additional subscrp-
tons to capital payable the LIST July. The New
York Bank, Bank Of nencs, National Bank, Ameri-
can Exchange Bank, 6ank Of Commerce, Broadway
Bank and metropolitan have all TO receive subscrip-
tiont TO their capita this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

By Eerh Rs~. Bests-ll bbls Flour 1000 basA wlssG
7ss2 do Oats 81 ses DO Com, "a rkss PORK 50 Ia whishy
50 do Ashes
BY Fyis RnaroaS-i 800 tbls Flour sstdsy night 80
bis Flour do WHISKY l5 Do Provisions IL bids To
bsceo se3 yiss Butter 50 DO Lard, II bsss Wool %.
Skns, 7e5 Hsess s. 7Si sees Leather, SOC Hogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEciAL Ts.M-JuSE g. -
Before Judge BRADY.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE.


King set. Hagsn.
BRADY, 1.-THE instruments on which this action Is
brought bills exchange They payable out OF
particular fund. but absolutely and at all events but the
be stopped deducted from particular
fund or payment II the bills had been drawn accepted TO
be paid the FIRST and when they become
due the objection that they MOI bills CT exchange aud
subject existing equities would be good The rule
pears be illustrated by Chty on Bulls eighth American
edition. Isl and 1853 Story on Bills !Boston edition is4,l
sections ard n and Kelley sgt The Mayor &c Hill SS-
that hill draw able out Of particular fund only
upon al which contingent fit be otherwise cOnd
ona contemplation Of law bill of exchange but
direction to charge the amount TO par
uar fund direction the dTawrJ reiburse himself the
bill will not b. yaed by such addition The bills here sued
on are Absolutely and at all events but The amounts
TO be deducted stopped Of certain payments referred To-
They payable Of these and the sdd
,ious the bills be stopped out Of the trst pay
nen and deducted from the second payment are d.
rectious TO charge them 20 paTtic ulsr funds only
The demurTers Therefore well taken and the pan'id ea'
titled 70 judgment. Ordered accordingly 80
Charles NJ. Sampson agt. William MeArthur.-Mo-
tion granted.
The Rippowam Company agt. Peter r. Strong
Order discharged, with 81 costs. 49,
Eliza Mallory agt. William g. Lord, &c.-Moton
granted. ,,
ton denied with { 10 costs.
Francis Mack agt. Charles Msck.-Mo.on to set
aside judgment granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30
WhaIers.

Heard from Of New:HOl.nd in Rsh, emp ''''
b. t sgsn Ss u S. r.ai. y s Az ,S ssiss
n,es.n Hu1ford EdsaItowp, IS spr wv w. We :
al. ~ ven bound 70 New-BelAs&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30
corRT CALENpAR-Tars DAY.

SurREyE CouRr, CIRCUIT.-Nos. 7Sl, $50, 1913,
co. s45 s67 TAO 99l 1901 1907 1909 1917 lc2 o2 1925
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT.-NOs. A, 81,
-, IS. IS. 81, Sc, 60 81, e.
CouaT OF CoMNoE PLEAs-The argument and
appeal calendars for first Monday Of July ne1t will not be called
untn the tsSt Tuesday of Jolly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE

II
AsHEs-The market s quite dull and g5ee' OF Pots are
lower; sales At 81 81! So and Pearls 1t - 70
COTTON-The market very firm, and 1t would be di'hcu
% by AZ cur quotations The Business has been very small
oply srpouuting TO 500 bales. We quote;
' CLASSIFICATION
EF--fl- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

SUPERIOR COURT-SPEciAL TrRA-June S.-Before Jude
HOFFMAN.
Sarah Chapman agt. Robert Chapman.-Divorc'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

MINIATURE ALMAHAc.... TINS pAv. =.
ASS Moon-.. ceta- u
49, TINS DAv.
Sandy Hook. Ism Gov Island 2:o9m Hell Gate 3fsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

last year and 2 1852 and the Exports exhibit the
''N g.. Britain Fr.rce otherF P. Total Stock.
lss-7 pee 4T7Wo $4,000 $1,000 $4,000 Inc. 10 900
ISIS Dec Dec.S os0 Inc 60 90 Dec s 900 Dee4e 900
L,cludirE corrections 20 date.
Rec spts the week al al points 600 bales table
and r week will probably be about the Total
re- ets 10 date 2g 900 bales assins 3iO0 last year
showing decrease compared with last year. Of $4,000
bal,s ana compared with 1885 00 bales On op
o,te sEe p be- found monthly table Of receipts IL will
L. seer that the deliveries Of the month 70 40 00
bale. sssn.t "a 600 received in the month last year
T.noTt, Tor week So 600 figure than
We have hsd lately BY the
the berth IL will BE- noticed by ele
srrnbc r,port. be reviewed will only show
sL The usual lat average fgnes at least far New Or
The weeks exports 50 900 Great
ebcb spsn ,stes use Including differences
ed hi, eei our tables the total deficiency il
,SsIs az on or-., B t.D spon France "a 600 and
Upon other foreign ports, Ho By hi. weeks eesrsnces
stocks AZ al points red ,q = " oses OF winch one
NV Mose NefrapS Of The 18th further reports
the weather there showery and SewOresns
di,p.,eh Of The nh sdve. raj tksrs for four days
Our sdc,s lie Iou Of the crop are very con
ficng IN their ~ careI e1ainson however OF
ar.r humber of n. drins the week led believe
that in Texas Red River and IN Arknsss the crop
apart little lsteness 10 in very promising eondition
From those sections have comp l U os& sanos and
the plants Of lstsnes not Of "a nature 80 70
render Il probable that the viii IN very sdyaneed
the be reasonably favorable. Vron II. extensive
country lying between the Southern Mississ v and he Allan
reses,o the reports generally efes more eo1
Aeng the unfavosbe HtAs prepoL for We
mink unvoysbs that Ae Al. fre weather there has
ssH turrs the month, he crop 'n generally I'psT<s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

iHe aoo'c Is q" "0' 01e' 0' '"' VIII
last quotations.
Messrs Neil. Bros & Co.'S circular for the steamer
says:
The following Statement of the Of Cotton for
the past and since M September last compared with the
four inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

Total, -
The Bank Of Commerce has declared a half-yearly
dividend of cent, payable 9Th July; Grocers Bank
one of = cent payable 9th July; the Hanover Bank
one of 8. y cent, payable S,h July the Importers
and Traders Bank one of T. cent, payable 18th
July: and the State Bank of Troy one of v cent.
payable LIST July. The Manhattan Savings Bank has
declared its usual yearly dividends its deposits
offs y cent p annum on sums over $780, and Of p
cent do on sums Of $500 and under.
The Transfer books Of the Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad Company will be closed to-
day at O'Clock p. M, preparatory to the establishment
of registry of the stock of the Company and will
remain closed till the Goth of July. On the 9th of
July, the Office of this Company will be removed from
their present location to the Bank of Commerce Build
ing, on Nassau street.
TLnmnsnn,a Rlnorkcr nuntas Land Warrants as fol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

CLAssIFINA IUN
Tn1.pd EloyidA MObii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

There has been great tendency on the part Of
State Legislatures for several yesc, past to do away
With the formaitr. and to diminish the publicity
necessary 70 marriages. change for witch tho
coudition for oar New.Yoik laws on this subjec,
las been in 20 small degree ans .crable. II would
SEEM indeed, that from very early period both our
law touching the Gel, braton Of marriage aud the
practice under them have been sufficiently loose.
by very curious letter addressed, so long ago as
1898, to tie Bishop Of London-who in those times
te.med all the Er 2li,h coli Lies ecclesiastical
sppebd,ge. TO his dicce.e-Md written BY the
Chaplain u his Msjesty's forces 10 NeS-York, this
Chaplain being then the only Episcopal clergyman
in the colopy-it would appear that many people
in this city even those of respectable position,
ieeued hardly 10 know whether either they or
Their Eel. hbors were really married or not aud
he question with which the public mind is at this
mtmeni 50 nu,h asiti,ed ,s to the relations be-
tween Dr. Bordell and ars. Cunningham would go
70 show HAT 70 certain extent 8, lea.t this state
Of THU gs has been propagated even ~ our times.
LOolirg At tie matter merely a. q questien Of
property, ard IL regard only 70 tie prevention Of
rsuds sId litigation, our laws about marriages tee
Formally required in entering upon them aud the
record made Of them strangely q. variance with
o'he' parts Of our code. man eanno. convey
swSy tie smallest piece Of and # the most tria NJ
value, except By deed duy signed sealed, wit
messed, acknowledged, delivered and recorded-st
ltst such record is essential as against the claims
If third parties, whether creditors or purchasers
man cannot by wil-eIcept in few exceptional
cases Of pstye HilIs-dlect the descent of the
smallest portion Of hs property after Death eIcep!
hJ 81 instrument in writing signed BY himself or b.
BIS express direct on snd 10 the presence Of q cer
.ain number Of witnesses, 10 whom ne declare. the
Iature Of tie document; and before his WI can
have any lega elect, il ust be proved and pu. On
record.
Con- any rs'.d or even plausible r.ason be given
sby iess .olr atty AID !es provision against fr.qi
bond te required n the matter OF marriage Ia
csse OF marriage the MAD, and s:ll more the woman.
tes,ow. Lot merely himself or herself. he psr,e.
utealy cIea'e each FOR Tie other 81 interest \
Etsr respective esrates-f they happen 70 have aoy
AID The suspicious wh CD exist IS to the validity
+ The alleged marriage between Mrs. Cunningham
I'd Dr. Burceil afford abundant proof Of the totally
arc " satisfactory ns'ure Ct tie existing pro-
7.s,ous Of lsw W n the subject
This L ate, ~ are sc 70 zee h.s attracted It.
.rl'.ea at Ally. Tasre b. "a, beaI Lt-oir;e!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAc FOR 1871.

READY.
10 addition the usual Calendar page and Astrouo u
Calcuiations THE Tribune ALMANAC contains;
VERY FpLL AND COHPLETE ELECTION RtTCRNs by States,
Congre sons D,tes aud Counties, Tor 1850, carefully
pared with the returns Of former years
TBE IsPoRtAST AcTS % COsCREss, condensed
THI COvTRNMLAT the UNITED STATES.
LIsr or MEMBERS TIE PEEsrNT CoNCRhss and Of the
next far a. elected, classified politically.
ACoNcist STATEMENT OF THI DoNGs II KANSAS during
tn p,st year.
An ACCOUNT or TuE Rrm.RKnLE CONTEST Ton Srs,Nrs
81 the House.
As ARTICLE on TnT STATE oF EUROPE.
A. Account moss~ESrs op GrSrRAL W.LNrs
snd hs Filhbuster ConpanoIs In NcSTsgus
A CLASSIFIED LIST THt GoyERNoRs or THE STATS,
Tm,s Of Holding Elections, Meeting OF Legislature &C.
TuI PLsTIORM OF TIM REPUBLICAN PARTY, with a con-
deue6 statement u those Of the DENoCRAIc and AMERICAN
INths
Tn JtITgRSONINN ORDINANCE OF ISL document not gen
eay accessible aud which, had been adopted would have
MAKE Kentucky Alabama, MississIP aud Tennessee, Fes
States Three years later the Ordinance Of 1871 applicable only
60 the Northwest Territory. was adopted.
ST. gle ,pies i25 cents 81 per dozen ~ per 10
Postage ON the ALMANAC cent esch must be prepaid
Orders iLclcsils the cash respectfully solicited.
GRKELtY MoELs.Tn,
Tribune Office. New HOtk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

IL rcftrerce to tie registry Of marriages. Wide tie
subject i. rp ve hope he weOie P'c1siOos Of tie
law q regard to TIE ceeets'ioa Of m.'nsse'
vii be re-ooosidered M.rissei', IN hgl
pout Of uew, serious sfir, Into witch par
re. should not be allowed 70 enter wlihodt oe-
poitur ty for reaecio AID security ss'n's doIus.
in mon ent Of thoush,Iessnes. or impulse, AZ set
to which he ,sw attaches such permanent and in
pcrtant ObEes'iOrs, sd from witch aoT' or may
Cow, such serious consequences to Others, IS wei
as 70 the more immediate parties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
Melual DAILY Grib1use
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1851.

The two Housts Of Congress yesterday met III
convention. to count the woes for President and
yiN.President. The vote for Wisconsin, which,
on account Of storm preventing the assembling OF
the Electors was not cast on the day required by
law, was excluded from the count. The posi-
bility that a case might occur 10 winch such an
excluded vote would decide the cho,e for President
mas c< nceded, and both Houses talked the mstter
over until the hour of adjournment without coming
to decision.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

Tie inquest in Bond street yesterday disclosed
nothing important, unless the expressed inteltion
Of the Coroner to keep the Investigation oPeN three
or four days longer may be so considered. There
are rumols Of further evidence, the value Of which
We cannot, in suoh case, inteligently estimate.
Tie testimony of Farrell was to some extent con-
fimed. OF the alleged Inconsistency Of this IT,
ms,kable evidence with that which has preceded
it, We have spoken a. large in another place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
specl. Dispatch ,o n. n 2. rrIsun.

rpfca Dis7sf D &c k1e n 4 ttAoAhc
WASHING roS, Feb. II, $50,
Nr. Bright went suddenly TO Whes,lsnd last
night to correct misre presentations made TO Mr..
Buchanan here, during his Mr.. Brighfs) absence
in II dams. and 70 retire from cabinet competition
If Mr. Wr'ght's exclusion could be thus assured.
The reason Of this movement was the recent MISSION
Of NJ. Day 10 Wheatlsnd with tie rec smmendsuon
Of Mr. Wright by the Democrats in the Legislature
The complications caused by dssgreanents IN the
Northwest almost induce the belief that Mr.. I'D
chsnsn msy reconsider his determination in regard
70 Gen. Cass. The conflicting interests would &C
c.pt III as sn alternative but no. as choice.
The Ocean Telegraph men are encouraged with
tie belief thai they can reconsider the bill and pre-
vert reference.
Mr. Ma,teson has been furnished with q copy Of
ali the test mony duplicating hin before the ln7es
tea,on Committee and = now engaged IN Prepir-
irg an explanatory statement. The detection of
erica errors in the first copy caused some feeling
towsrd the Committee which has since been cor
rec'ed.
If tie objections to the Clayton Bulwer treaty
were specifically stated and narrowed down. shey
could be removed by amendments which the sec
re,sry of State would furnish Ne serious difficulty
need occur in regard to the condition eHcud pg
Slavery in TIE Honduras treaty, because ours could
be conformed so as to gain the material point OF
excluding that refeIeI &c which l. supposed to have
been overlooked by Mr.. Dallas. Doub are, how
ever. entertained if suitable notifications can be
made in tine snd an effort will be 10 hang mp the
treaty for future consideration, if better cannot be
doIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

There was very considerable advance in the
pl.cc Of beef cattle at the great Bulls Head yes
ttrdsy, owing 10 the short supply, which was oc.
Csscred by the ice-bocksie on the lludson RiSer
at Albany ard the railroad from there TO II city
and a'so the stoppaee of ears on the Erie Road by
the lots of bri.se over the D,lawatc al Mario vs.
burg, 1913 miles from New. loik. TIE whole nun
Bar Cf bullorks entered for tbs ml'ket Dig was
or LOSS, and several drives OF them were sod
on Monday and ruesdsy, So that probably 10: oyer
Coo were in The pens wednesday mogaiDg ald
these were sold at rates equal to IL z Is cents
pound for the beef. If butchers advance their re-
tai rates accordingly, We shall "a; oul roast beet
ard siron steaks with strong lasts Of silyer even
If We 90 ret use silver forks. We Recommend
me at eaieIs to fail back upon ven'son, as thi; is
worth amorg the wholesale dealers IL Wash ns:ol
.,trest only about ii GEMS pound for saliles,
AID there is a large stock Of il stosed away N 4
frozen state There are also IN the same locality s
good many thousand pairs Of grease from the PTa'
ri's Ct EiDois ard lows, sone o, which has been
f. zen up sIee December, AMI probably vii b
Ii, Msrth. Thee birds are now sold BY he dozen
or mole pair a. o. 10 20 ceats pair. Turkeys,
toe. sre cod sboltsa'e at l2l2 or H. c. = d
you'd; geese at : , e. . - coats pound; AID
O ~mon ioRlsas II 2lo u ? cents P ,aad; so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

Those Of cur co.empOraries vac are particularly
81 xious 10 involve tie United States in war witt
Chrs either principal or IS second fiile to Il =
Foglsh in behalf Of the right Of d" outside barb.-
rls 10 free irg'ess e. residence in-for the par
psts ~ least Of trade SId business -snd dep arsre
from, TIE Aowsry EmP Tt, wl.hresd, @e hops with
yarac1sr Gaze he case Of Anthony Adams, If
Which detailed and very interesting Is vel q, IL.
st'uc,iSe narrative will be fould 10 another par, u
toea3's TRIBUNr. Ca the p'iicpe that cb4rity
t'sins CT oVgAt 70 tegn at home, they vii fad
without shy ecessiIy Of going so far a: Ch,ua O
EEK it, Sbontant opportunity i,T ;ae full 1trcse
o. tier zeal OF tbs subject cf free ggress, egres.
I'D rssi',rce, ard that too IL tie case Q: St,l.s
upCr WI ich We haze some s2e:id claims TIA; ca.
hsI6'y be set up as age -ast The Chinese.
Au'hry Adaus 5 you-g co.eTei maa abss' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

frat ynie sueh fco5 sins - these p,;cfs q
not rt,cevs the nsces ~ q even the Pre.sn, hgt
prices Of. beef, sbt L c. mote, Of any .ie,uce.
There il fair pro'pec that as soch e. the r.lL
roads ere L w'rkipg Orter, we shall have 8
far amply q beef cate in market again. TIE
sdyance Is only expected b be temporary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

The Bostonilus have their parallel 70 The Buriell
murder in The death by poison Of Hoses F. CARD
Der Postmaster at Hi gb6m. His wife ia accused
Of killing him. full account il given IN our pa
Ter this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

T. the A,sc,aei Pr,1 ~
Tie Secretary of State has recommended to Con.
ess the appropriation of is 600 for the suppression of
he .aye n sde on the principle asserted in the act OF
$50 ard he's fayorsby iudorsed the application OF tho
American Colonization 5. ciety for $4,000 for lnisr
object.
crowded 10 dsy-the proceedings throughout producing
int ase pterest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

inest on 4. amsndmSnt, ~ tie two Tubjs,u 81
10 ccrrec-cc.
MIR CRlITENDRN though, tsst that VS. the ,sis
We, 90 sex ss yropes,cc Cos sices~c 8, all
Prjipg tie QUESTION, the Seaste sc ;ocrrsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
s,yorps SAVING MAcnNEs.-The time h,
MEDICINE WITHOUT PAY.

VII prcront one boz o. my MAGNIrIc SAW toan7 -
spCtsbe patient who will call AID receive it, For Chi
blame Scrouls and Salt KAeum, unsurpassed : X SMlfh
Etcuo Msgbetst No. n Canast between Broadway and
Il.r1IA IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

WIGs---HAR-DYE-- -WIGS. BAL CurI@Rs
wIes and SoVPErs have imprSements peculiar TO the mouse
Tho are celebrated ali over world for thei graceful bc1y
ease and ursby-htuug charm Tic largest and best
a., IN ,hs voI Twelve private for sppJrS his Ia
-. Wrs sod Al BsrCRtLoR's, No. as broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

a destructive FIRE occurred in Newark y J last
night. Qumby's large coach manuf4c,ory "a. de-
stJoyed srd OF the tine our dispatch was started
tie fire was III spreading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

The steamer Niagara, now doe at Hs 'sr. hst
not been seen when the telegraph Lines closed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
HoAnMAY's PmLs.-HIRE Is HEAITM Ion

Yes for all This noble remedy acting as It docs i'm
dia'ty the main pugs Of life Restores L,sh when fng
gives Lersy ana ygor 10 the System Wien arng n manner
sups Nor tdicinc ever mace kIO 10 the world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
KINGS ErrEnyEscrNT CrrRArE Oh MAGNEsIA

Approved by che medical faculty most agreeable al eta
cious saline spesn aud bugs peculiarly sdaptcd The
OF families. ACLNTS-ISGrR Co. DsPensiDs Dnssis,s,
No Broh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
Bneiness Notices.

BEWARE OF COUSTfBFRITs.
sOss THsOsT CsOUP.
COsTisgsTss AsD LvEC FIVfR ANO
OTHgK fEvEEs.
WILL ALL Pas HtKNLFss. WAN
BRAADEETB's Puts
UsLD
THysg Plus sR1 fspELD
TEEsSURE HFALTH.
Because lHLY ABSTRACT AL 49,,
InYUEfTfts FROM TIE BLOOD.
BEwtPL - Cor NTFRFEf1s.
MAY A2E Our.
ru1cuasT OaLY o. AcEhrs.
All r
No 2f Broadway
(Dx THy Lam Col MI KyTiTs
pVuCfF1f Or,TcR No - BEANDRITE's BULLDOG.
IA ,Jso a. No z5 BoV.ry No al Hudsoo -, No % i.
v,at ., AID No &c HousOust colaer q Lewis No IL
Egton 81 Brooklyn aGd No. ~ South 6tLst v ansblfgh
RESEaBEE.
All BOxFs WITH No. "a B2oADwtf oS Thy SIDE LABtL
So y Bs,yDRgTR.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-04-18

said that permitting herself for a time to be pos.
sessed by some spirits in affinity with him, she
poured out q stream of profanity which made his
barr stand on end. Her own spirit friends came
at length to the rescue, and after delivering her
from THE de monical possession, told him that me
was surrounded by degraded and malicious spir.
ITS who could not be permitted to manifest them
selves to him through her. lie next visited a rap
ping medium. Taking his seat at the table, he
began to question invisible agency. "Do you
know what ] came here for 2" Yes three rapsi.
was it to buy goods ?" No. "Was it to visit
my relations?" No. After several other speci.
h%cations, he asked plumply, "Did l come to catch
a Niger ~ Yes three heavy raps). The medi-
um promptly informed him that no spirit capable
OF ahording any aid to the accomplishment of such
a purpose was ever permitted to approach her, or
even to come anywhere into her ncighborhood.-
Her spirit fricndsswere all antislavery, and deeply
interested in the success of the Underground Rail.
road. Whether he visited any other mediums or
not, we cannot tell. But the slave.hunter return
ed to his home to mediate upon The uncertain
tenure of that peculiar property" which is the
ctSf source of wealth and poverty in the Old Do.
minion.
We publish this story because we are assured
OF its essential truth, and not on account of any
bearings which it may be supposed to have upon
the cause Of Spiritualism, so called. which lies out
of the proper domain of a journal like ours.-A.
s. Standard