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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-26
Claiming the Honors.

The Boston Journal, speaking of the
| Grasshopper Falls Convention and the
conclusions to which it arrived, says
"Though there was disagreement of
opinion in the first place, with reference
to this policy, the views of Gov. Robin
son, Gen. Lane, Mr.. Phillips and Others,
in favor of it, seemed to have wrought a
general acquieseence."
Now, the facts were, Gen. LANE ex-
pressed himself to the committee on res
olutions, of which he was a member, as
opposed to taking any part in the October
election, and came into the support of the
same at the last hour, when he found the
PEOPLE were determined to vote at all
hazards. Phillips had been everywhere
discouraging the movement, and intro
duced a resolution at Grasshopper Falls,
the character of which was antagonistic
to going into the election with the view of
getting possession of the Legislature and
using it for other purposes than to advance
the interests of the Topeka Constitution.
1t is fact that no one will dare deny that
the Herald Of Freedom and its friends led
off in the voting movement, though the
people had even made up their minds in
advance of our public action, that they
would no longer follow will o. the wisp
to the exclusion of all other action to re-
gain our rights.
We are opposed to those who did all
they dared against this movement of the
people coming in at the eleventh hour
and claiming all the credit of the move
ment, the same for which they fought us
SO bitterly.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-26

@ We begof our friends, all over the
Territory, to cast their votes at regular
election preciaets, such as are established
BY bogus law. All votes cast at other
places viii be rejected and might as well
be withheld as cast at such . place.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-26

9 Henry Clay Pate. of the Star Of
Empire, has just returned from Virginia,
where he has been spending the summer.
He, no doubt, thought he would be on
hand IN time TO attend to our October
election.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-26

er Gea. PoaEnor has disposed of bis
interest in the SquattT Eovueigs to O. +.
SHORT, who now has the editorial charge
Of it. He appears TO be an energetic
writer, and viii no doubt make a good
paper.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-26

T Subscribers to the Herald of Free
dom whose terms of subscription has ex-
PRED are informed of the fact by a cross
before and after the name of such szrhscs;-
Der either on the paper or wrapper. VIII
subscribers observe and remember this
notice.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-26

9A a week from next Monday is the
day to decide the question of freedom or
slavery in Kansas. Freemen in every part
OF the Territory, arouse yourselves to ac-
ton and to duty. Letnot an hour be lost.
Arouse the lethargic. show them the i'm
portanee Of the election, and get every
man ont to thep polls. We have no men to
lose. nor no time to throw away.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-26
rrour Friands in difsren. loealiti

grour Friends in different localities
win do the pablica great favor by for
wazding Us as soon as possible after the
close Of she election, the returns in the diff
ferent districts. The people win be dssi-
rots of seeing the official returns as soon
IS possible afterthe polls have closed.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-26
pro.slarsrx par,x Esohew. Him.

The st. Joseph, No., Journal has long
article reviewing the political position of
x-Gov. RANSOM, and showing conclusive
IL that he is not sound or reliable on any
question. The editor closes by SAYING
a0f the two men now running for Del
egate to Congress. we consider the out and
out Free State man the most honest of
the two. because he is free to make known
his sentiments, and where he viii be found,
whereas Gov. Ransom is mum, and YOU
can only judge of his future course by his
past conduct"
Ransom is politically dead. His action
here in Kansas has ruined him. Read a
letter in another column, from a Michi-
gan correspondent who was member of
the Legislature of that State when Ran
som was Governor there. 1t fixes him
completely.
Is any man so foolish as to suppose that
the Missourians will come over from that
State to elect such man to Congress.
The present plan of the pro-slayery party
is to stand aloof from the polls, allow Mr..
PAREoTT to be elected, and still maintain
they were in the aseendancy, but could not
vote for their nominee. They will explain
the large Free State vote for Mr.. Parrott
by representing that the Free State party
resorted to fraud to swell their vote.
We trust our party friends will keep
their own hands pure, but poll every legal
vote, and show them such result as will
frighten them into decent men for the fu-
tnre. They have been deceiving them
selves and Others in regard to. the Free
State strength in Kansas. We can poll
10000 legal votes in October, and we must
do it, if they can be found honestly and
fairly and legally in the Territory, and
Ransom must pilot the I" National Denaoc-
racy" up Salt River, with the almost
unanimous consent of the people.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-26

F The weather has been rather wet
aad cherries for portion of the last
week: but itis improving again.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-26

o. In some parts Of the east they are
making brandy from the Sargu,n Saclla-
ratuna.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-26

The free school at the Unitarian
Church in this city has been opened for
several weeks.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-26

Or Fine potatoes At s2 per bisD<
ara coming in from the Kansas n''
bottoms.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-26
For Delegate TO Congress,
N a R Gus j. PAR r o r.

EoF delegate TO Congress-
Ea a r Gus j. PAR r OF.
Free State Ticket.
For the Council,
LYMaN ALLEN, CARNI W. BABCoCK,
EDWARD S. NASH.
For Assembly,
-JeHg SPEEB, GEORGE w. DEITzLER,
ANDREW 7. STILL, GEORGE w. ZISN,
OL1SER BARBER, HIRAM APPLEMAN,
GIDEON SEYMOUR, JOHN LocKHABT.
County Ticket.
For Probate Judge,
JOSIAH MILLER.
For Sheriff,
SAMUEL WALKER.
For County Treasurer,
WILLIAM YATES.
For County Commissioners.
HENRY BARRLCKLOW,
MARSHALL T. DAVIS.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-26

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1fE&SRS. Sc II MONS & co.
Beg in:m the pu!tc that they have removed their oic
ovN frorGe W. HynSon Co.. No. s. CAMP STREET, whe.
they viii for shot time only supply their celebrate
Gr,yfITnn pcvtf,Ir SpentncIcS
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Beg the puItc that they removed their oice
ovf froge ". ynsor Co, No s. CAMP ST EFT, whe.o
they vii remain FOR shot time only supply their celebrated
Brazilian Pebble srectnc1cs,
of all kinds Of defective nn The superiority Of
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kzy-oficc hours from o'clock A. N. til5p.N
uNWERsrY OF LOUISIANA:
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tntlemen-In compliance with your Wishes carefully
4 examined AMI tried the samples Of MEAUS,uS SFECTA-
Giles made rock cry stall and hearing your stamp.
have pleasure in certifying that the Workmanship excel
the polish admiral and have doub; they will lie
he found satisfactory in
J. l.. EIDDEI.T. NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry.
have also Examined the Specac2cs of Mes>rs semmo,s
Go, and concur with Prot. Riddsll's certificate.
JAMES JONES, MD.
have used the spectaces 0, He>srs Sermons Co. and
believe .rey are superior material and manufacture to
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lion. WARREN STONE, NJ. y.
New ORLEANS, December 10, 1856.
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small take pleasure in recommending them my patients
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VISIONS When from little assistance is necessary.
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j. II. Mcmahon, Editor,
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NEW GROCERIES-JUST RECEIVED
~ Shaker PRESERVES; new HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
Crackrell BISCUITS; English SAUCES and Pickles;
French PRESERVES; Westphalia HAMS;
RAISINS Figs and Prunes, in Jars and Fancy Boxes;
variety of FANCY GROCERIES, just received desirable
for the Holidays
Together with very superior stock Of excellent WINES
LIQUORS and CORnIAI.S.
For sale At the G IN GROCERY STORE, % Raronne st.
ja5 Ct E. L. BERGER Agent.
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We have also on hand CHICKEN TURKEY. GOOSE,
PIGEONS CAVES HEAD, etc, Boiled and Roasted in
pound cans. For sale by
DAVID II. MARKS & Co.
Jas 2pli-4t 81 and 50 Tchuupi:0Ulas street.
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j6-TtiIs NUMBER WINS a pR1zE"'
SO JOSEPH RAFEL, Sc
5G.................. Camp


JOSEPH RAFEI No. &c Camp street.
tribute prizes in cwery by aucor the public in New
leans. lie beg them bear in mind the magic which
heads this advertisement. and call
the following nequed ock of goods but family described be-
low, viz:
Ladies' Diamond and Entmecd Backed liunrg and Open
Faced WATCHES.
Gentlemens Patent Levers, Open Hunting Watches
manufactured by Dent, Cooper Johnson Tobias Taylor Jul
Of Copenhagen and every other celebrated maker
Railway Time Keepers in silver and gold warranted
not TO vary second in year.
Boys Watches AT ircomprehensitle lew prices.
Diamonds than Oriental spcndor, in Pins Rings,
Ear Rings Bracelets Necklaces, BunieuuN, etc.
Mosaic Sets, direct from Flo.ence
Pearl Enamel Opal and Plain Sets, Of and de
sign, of the latest fashion.
Five Opera Glasses every style and MATERIAL with
twelve glasses and at most all prices.
Electro and Sheffield Plated Ware in Casters, Candesticks
Pitchers Goble Cups, Tea and Breakfast Sets, Inksands
Salvers, etc
Silver pure in Forks Spoons Ladies' Fish, But,
Knives Tea and Breakfast Sets; Water Ice and
Molasses Pitchers; Cups Goblcs and Napkin Rings.
Writing Desks Work and Toilet Boxes Dressing and Travel
ing Cases in rosewood mahogany phpier machc and leather
Clocks for drawing parlors halls Offices and kitchens
in marble bronze, ormolu paper mace mahogany Rosewood
and iron Qedcstals
Fancy Goods Card Cases gold silver pearl
toe ivory; Portemonnacs Ivory Tablets Reticues;
Vnaigrcttes Smelling and Salt Toilets Fans; Cigar Cases
vrnrs; Chess and Backgammon Boards Dominos Paper
Weights and Cutters with hundreds Of other articles
| for
enumerated in this advertisement will be sold at
private sale cheaper than other such
establishment this continent CALL EXAMINE and be
CONVINCED.
will repair manufacture with prompness and despatch,
shortest notice any article my line, having engaged
the Of accomplished workmen, regardless Of
eNpei
Having purchased for fifty cash the dellar the whole
stock in trade Of of the largest Jewery and Fancy Goods
establishments liquidation in the country it, with his
rvcd one, the greatest opened
for public inspection.
| At No I'm
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TREAsuRER's DEPARTMENT,
December TO- 1856. s
rren ri


and Lafayette streets. New Orleans = Consisting Of the
large liz capable Of seating Sixteen Hundred Persons with
Supper Rooms and Drawing Rooms attached also, the Lee
TURF ROOM capable Of seating Five Hundred Persons
be used separate connected, may be required.
The Hall is located in the eligible part Of the city the
coinmodou and elegantly furnished for Balls Par
ties. Concerts Exhibitions and Lectures and will be rented low
by the night, week month, be required. Appica
ton 10 be made HENRY G. STETSON,
No. 81 Camp street.
TIIOS. H. SHIELDS Secretary,
Eciln tall
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ADJUSTMENTS.
or. CHARLES THEATEK-sT. q

Private Boxes, each. .............s6 w
THIS EVENING, January 9, 1857,
Fifth night Of snd M h;
The celebrated comedy. entitled
MILI-Y, THE MAID WITH THE MILKING PAIL.
Mily, with! the song Tle Maid with Milking Pail"
Agnes Robertson Dccon, Mr.. vinine Bowers After
THE PHANTOM
Phantom Mr. cau Lucy PeneriI Miss rnes Ro
bertson bavy, Nj yning Bowers .. One bundled years
il supposed TO capse between the lst and ID parts
s Nh v e. Ma Ada kGSy N M ASaes
Shaw. Performance commence with the farce of
HUMPING LEGACY.
Jerry ominous Mr.. vn'ns Bowers
al-To morrow, Benefit of Miss AGNES ROBERTSON.
nsy- Box Office open daily from 10 o'clock.
W. Doors open at Ga Overture at O'Clock, precisely JAG
CKIsP's GAIETY-G Xavier STREET.
Treasurer. 3. CLARKE.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Family Circle, equal any 50
Ten Elegant tf rrEy"e Boxes S. IS eacb
CHANGE OF TIME.
s-Box Office open from o'clock "A. 3. till O'Clock P. NJ.
as-The Elegant Theaer in the United states.-
THIS EVENING, January 9, 1857.
Benefit of Mr.. c. SAGE.
On which occasion Mr. C. Boudousque has kindly permitted
NJ. CA R l Err.
MRS. CHERRI l. the elegant and versatile Comedi-
cime, will appear her fIvorite .'ara
ngoh". W. H. CRISP Charlse de Cruzac
Mons. CARRIER in two Sungs......M Mr. c. SAGEa M.
horblen," in the inmitabe farce Of
MONSIEUR TONsON.
sG5-satrrday evening. Benefit Of Mrs. CHERRI. jag
MRS. CHERKI, THE ELEGANT AND VERSA
with the most 1HUSIAsTIC APPLAUSE has the honor
10 announce that be-.
FIRST BENEFIT
in America,
Is appointed TO take place
CRISP'S GAIETY THEATER,
ON SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, JAN. 10, 1857,
when she will pear in
TWO NEW CHARACTERS.
LETITIA HARDY, in the BELLIES STRATAGEM, and the
Boy in Yellow Wins the Day. ilrnable OF
YOUTH, LOVE AND FOLLY.
When she fondiy hopes, although she will find
friends who, Oh that occasion, will give her their
uort. jas 81
ORLEANS THEATER ORLEANS STREET
SATURDAY, January 10, 1857.
Second night Of Meyerbeer's grand opera, in acts,
THE IiUGUESOTS.
Mines Bourgeois, Coson, Messrs. D5lagrave Jnnca.
nThe bretto of three French Operas, Fots edition.
sale at the Box Office.
s9-PRICEs-nress Circle, Laced Boxes Parquette, and
Secohd toNts..'. %
Pt....:.............,.. Observation-Disclosures. 10
sI,ooTs open 6s o'clock Performance commences at
| o'clock.
! as-No Seat secured unless paid for. JAG
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ADJUSTMENTS.
METAIRIE AssOCIA-

esa2gd@C '''S w1 n: MEETING, 1857.
N-SsS-snSF FIFTH DAY-Friday Jan. ., 1857.
Jockey Club Parse, s5Oo-Mile Heats, bes. sins.
Sc Race to off at o'clock P NJ.
ENTRIES:
l. T. ]. Wells enters CHI f. LIZ MARDIs by Glencoe dam
2. A: l.. Bngaman enters CHI T. MARY p, BY Glencoe,
e1 s fFi. IF Ssa
dam Kate Aubrey; years Old. Dress, Red and Red
Con except s s tSis s Memer
"a Badges be obtained at the Office Of the st. Charles Hotel
and at the Gate.
nEshoud weather any prevent Race being
pennant will be displayed from the St. Charles Hotel
as- Admission TO Gate and Stands 81, ,,,,c,
Jas 1t ''''' BY oKDEk E&EGtTiTE COMMITTEE.
aAa0 ton Mf EtatH'Its. A Ais's3 55ss
- t ssy E IN Is s"mTetf ST. :n the FIRST S''"F
FRIDAY, January s.-Mie Heasbest in s.-Jocky Club
,sATuRD AY January lo-Four mile hea,s-Jockey Club
Entrance money cent the amount Of Pure to 60 to
money will go with the purse.
lff # se'f # Tsf
On the first Sunday after the Jockey Club Races the prope
tors F1 E 's A tT9 pafie s to be p" 500
SECOND RAcE-Two mile heats-purse 800.
be under the rules and regulations of 'e Jockey Club
O'' Tree ''' mE "S'Fnf'i aaIs sTSkE
off M M can1 and se o2p rs. s to
uRDAY previous to the regular week of the Mca1ie
] Easf RF sSs
before the LIST January, 1853 subscribers
will FIJI the stake mile heats: colts IS lbs and gedings
the Meairie Jockey Club. close the lst April 1851
sTSRY % sas s1 s", be to eS
leans, In
W.. MINOR,
nirupar Eve utiyar prorn tpa
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bate OF Departure OF European. California
and Havama Mails. for .IamMnrN. LsI7.

H3~The ship Edward Evcritt. f. A. Gunty,
master on Baltimore ID dischaging her pP"site
me Mint Second District COnsgnees oaend
70 The receipt Of their goods otherwise they viii be stored
Ut their expense and risk.
in0 GEO W HYSSON & CO So Camp street.
n3T- COnsignces of 20 barrels Liquor, mark ed
r - 10 bbls. do F. 5. 90. underneath ito slabs,
marked = Red Ii please make themselves known the dis
changing clerk the cyce, hcTwise they Will be stored
their eNpeUse AMI risk.
j49 GEO. W IIYS:ON 4 co. 50 Camp street
ES-The ship OtscOnthc, Capt. Young, from
Liverpool il ready discharge her Posi- Third
District Goods permitted within i've days will he
Publc Stores.
jas I, II. ASIIBRTnGE & co, 1870 Common st.
HSc The snip Voiante, Captain Pray, from
NJ" YORK Is scarging opposite Red Stues Third
District FOnsgnce requested the receipt of
their goods on the eyce otherwise they will be stored
Itr expense and risk.
jas GEO. " uYNsON 4 CO. s. Camp street.
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BE- lhc Poetry OF Fhysfc-bOsts nave al
shDcnlel TniHds Will faces. mtdi
has seemed from the days of cldhoo another word for
and disgust It's remedies the part of sick
pain hard bear the revolving 1tons
compelled swallow for iis relief. DR. Ayers prepara
ttOns herald nothr His Cherry ectorn !. like hcey
the tongue, aud healing balm the stomach. His ils Try
tifmliey ruorse the and glide ugarshod
the palate, but their although wrapped up, is
there and strikes with telling force the foundations Of
diseGc. Cincinnati ()) Citizen
HS+lley for sale by j. WRIGHT L Co, ard all
city Druggists. d2D 2mSW
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N1pT,IrE-A CHECK OF II. GOLDING, ON CITI-
~ 'os Bans for so SSCO dated 2th pecember 49,, has
been laisaid ana payment Of has been Stopped At k
d2i VINCENT Il CO., % UustcmLoUse street
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have used the SpeCtace5 Me>srs Sermons Co. and
believe ;hey superior their material
those usually scd, fully above recommended
1On. WARREN STONE, VI. D.
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AAszSs PLANTS,
~ Respectfully informs the public that lie has just
rived in III ely with immense quantity of PLANTS The
attention Of Ladies and Gentlemen is aed to the following
Camelias full flower Rose Trees the rarest kind Et
leas Kolmias Rhoiodendron, Peoria Arboea, Daphnt An
European Fruit Trees all kinds; Pin IS varieties;
Dais guaaeed Dubious Roots; Flower and Garden Seed.
Orders for the United States and foreign countries promptly
and carefully attended TO. - .
The will open THIS DAY, 24th inst Charities
sire IA, wierec catalogues be had d2i I'm
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have e%anrcd the Specaccs of Mes>rs Semmols 4
Go, and concur with Prot. Ridd"nS certificate.
JAMES JONES. NJ. n,
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90 SELLING OFF AT COST-FALL ~ ~
S@apAND WINTER MILLINERY at 229 Can1pGsEZAs
* street If Julia MI
MRS. NICKNAME S1S24S
Respectfully informs her that she
SELLING AT COST Il large and splendid stock Of
FRESH VI /. l. n RY
embracing the newest styles of FRENCH BONNETS-Silk
Satin Ne'vet ami Straw; Misses, Grsies and Capenes; In
Hoods and Caps Plunes Flowers, Wreahs, Lace Wells
Head Dresses, Ribbons Embroidered Sets Collars French Cor
Fur u of choicest color Swans Down, Silk and Jou
win Kid Gloves.
A large stock @: Chenille and Colored Straw BONNETS,
viii. h the Ladies invited 10 call and examine
lt5>Country orders pnnCiualIy attended to- ms en-
M NEW NILLINEki-MRS NORTON, Nc. l6l
t PoydrHs street, informs the Ladies' that she has just open
* ed rich assortment Of all kinds Of STRAW VELVET
PLUSH, SILK and SATIN BONNETS, of the newest styles
Also. select choice OF fine French Flowers Ribbons Feath
ers, Head dresses, Also, variety Of Chidren's and
call and examine her good before purchasing else
where she is certain her much lower than
other establishments in the city. Country orders promptly
tended Old Bonnets cleaned and give sasac
ton,
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pEEL's SOUTHERN OPERA HOUSE.

DEEL'S SOUTHERN OPEftA HOUSE,
ARMoRY HALL, CAMP STREET.
Open EVERY EVENING, Sundays excepted by the
Celebrated WEST PEEL'S
4 VI p B E l. L NJ / " S r r E L s,
directed by the renowned deineator
MAT PEEL.
MONDAY and TUESDAY-BI4ACK SWAN, and the MES
MERIC DOCTOR.
WEDNESDAY and THURsD AY-MIsCHIEvoUs OAK
KEY and AuToMAToN BROTHERS.
FRIDAY ard Observation-Disclosures TROUPE CONCERT
and PLANTATION PASTIMES.
sTRELsl, by the Model Troupe Of the World
n Admission 50 cents Children, half price. Seats be
R. f. ENNIS, secy. ia5 If
VANNUCHrs MUsEUM-lU7 ST. CHARLES ST.
ANOTHER ATTRACTION At vANNUCHrs MUSEUM.
TIE GREAT kENTL'tKF GIANTESS!
Weight 5ls pounds
NJ "A D A NJ f &C A N A,
Was born and until recently resided in Kentucky When 70
md s9s the ~ WdNx
%2 s ai s ntsts S aGuhs s ,he e e.
Leg he is inches in stentsrence and ALMOST in
ical gentlemen OF the highest emnence have visited Mime
m al fn,f H' WoSpGR @F T fH AGE
Ladies' don't fail visit her. Size the Ne Plus Ultra of Gu
'S THE YOUTHFUL FEM FEMALE PRODIGY,
Only Two years AL" Se rs Pou 81 s Weighing
a ow at s Mu s So
ST. Charles ' FEk and INV XIV b pS sYiG oS1Y
group Of Wax u s ' E"'SF"'
A HEA& 2f FoTER NEAS S1c
Hundred and five Figures all forming the most interesting
so sver SY st@'s c1sS nJ servant, hal, price,
Doors open from 10 A. NJ. 10 10 F. NJ. d2l If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-30
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

| p,,,vpr my Jorpr June u7tb.-Tbs Canadian
,a.n,sh;, In.,an 9Th sdv;oas from Liverpool
10 Cuebsc and M"ntrrs AZ am early hour this morn
ing. Her dates though four DAYS later, are who'll,
! uuirnpor,aut
/ Both Houses OF Parliament were engaged in con
eiderng ths Jews oath and disabilities bill. Tn.
Roman Catholic Amendment had been def.stsd h,
:,s3 and ON test question the bill was sustained by
81 to !ul.
The London Times atvocs,es the abolition Of snve
~ in Cuba az the only hiIectual means of ch.ckiny
the SLAVE trud..
The Am.rirsu sb;p R,b.ro arrival at the Wo,,
wch arsenal on the 18th having On hoard si1 breecb
loading guns manufactured in N.w Y,rk NV order -,
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