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TRATELERS GUIDE.



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long ISLAND ROAD rp-po,, south very, scs.5al
i2co u-GI,esgs nf. 81 ,i.,s, 1ss.s
rs m -r,nrrsd.t Al stations TO ru1scsi,i'
SOP N Hsr,r,.'od q, .A,oss = a hs'nr'''-d
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500 m B@s.@ adj Detlri E,g'e.., cssf ',,''o"s
$50 m .- Wall al -',uon, evo"p, f,sf.
200 g nc : :,,sSS Va, .. stations.
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m la and Enpr-s through, ptincpa stations
s.tou Ss~B tk Al Stations
1911 Jp, 10
rams Tor ~ari ca nearly hall hour
MORRIS AND ESSEX ROAD Il Depot foot OF Courtnd<t -
aso. IA Hal .f,ioWn Passenger. al staisonA
no. Orange O. Maburn Accommodation, al statons
-Hacke Passenger, al station.
SO ~ %-Morr.,Own Accommodation all ''.uoa~
Svyy Jersey CFSTRAL ROAD (D~pot Pier No o. so<h k~s0
To Fa.on and informed stations
ti.Ooa soIervlle. an -tatcos
an Ea.ton an stations.
all stations
CAMDEN AND ANBOY ROAD I Depot Per Nc !, bsa~sJ
sma m Philadelphia through, al sta ons
10 IA I'm sraRt, through Philadelphia. al sstoes
5Son m F,yr--. through u Philadelphia pneps ss~ue>a
IN / msr.nt Through, al stations
a. ~ 80 .,,.uf., Johs Potter and Transport 70 Anbss
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THr WIKI TRIsUsT LAS now eircalstion u oY~
I,5. zoe oor,s. and /. undoubtedly the es.t
dam zee Unied states crculaHs a ao -. 49,.
h tie Nm Br.a Provinces, &c, having IL -
FErre TA Nsclsrc. Merchants. fanlies &c i,S = -
ta *, ,her bu.rs Known tie county o'et
g. ~ Tsy Wrr.tY TsIsuss limited nan per 81 s'ss
r.v rest. Az Inserted PEI lIne esea merton
Tux SKxI-WrTxLT TRiEorr aeo nas :. Z, -.
fn- ssr- as-rftss
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Cass;u: VI. Cay VII lecture for the Youug Men.
CeDtrsl Republican Union, st the R.Osdway rsbes.
n.cle on Friday e, sning 9Th inst, st O'clock 90 the
subject of The ei.S ct. Of Slavery upon the poor
whites Of the South. Mr.. Clsys reputation as
brilliant orator and dev,xed friend Of human rights
should fecure very large Attendance. The pnce Of
admission s fixed at the low rate Of p cents.
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BURGLAR CAPTURzD.-A man, whose name 1n. Is Sup
- - b. Tobn Yields vss arrested yesterday for tsioasoasY
p.e, he nr,ui..s Of Dr. WIN. r. Young dentsst No ~
Fgl,op .tr,si He detected on coming 3sI - ~ -
n,iss Nv Two gentlemen residing a. the ODoe nosoa -
s,b The yr.uuss are attached. He ~n placed IN cnsIs.
Cscs, Par and taken before Justice snih VINO x
lin on the charge Of burg HJ "a the thfa o's''' 'S
1. from New Haven.
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CRY MoRrALiTr.-The Health Officer reports the
total number OF de aths In this city for the week end
ing January 81 10 be 50, Of which 81 were males and
43 femaleg-38 adults and 81 minors The principal
disease were: Consumption, Is; Inflammation oflungs,
IA; dropsy in bead, s. cOnyubions, 81 congestion OF
lur a. 5; scarlet fever and msrasmus, each; Group
and typhus fever, each stilborn, dropSy IN
chest exposure, aneur.m, old age, vsrol", paralysis
each.
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,....,rx,vvr- MosyY-Ye~terdsy James MeSs-

M. -. arrested for passing eountes. % p :. tn oyrs
"a ID Porter 10 Hamilton svenu, ne oai a 81 ~
80 ,,ion Of as AID altered from The s.rehAnts bsE
- ~ ,n,i, Tsrn % that Of nsboro1gh aAfJna Hh
=, ., 1ecsys Accrued committed lot ,xASnlnAno
0.eesr Tools arrested q man for passing so1ntsrsh
r ~ xckans. Bank Rhode 10 and The ptpef sn
I.rS AZ tn ergrsyDs 10 rot yeIy well s,7csso AZ w. -
- rauiu.t.op the mans ,erysnt PM III e,,st -
"a. ts III hayns received from his Siir - ri
proof u intsLt 20 tsirsGd' tae aecoss' W. p
f.rar ff he preselt.
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rH. SrNI-WrrkI1 rsIpr,r i. puhIl shc.

Tsx SsNt-wEENLr TRIBUNE s published CO Tues
FRIDAY of -sch week sud 10 mail .phs,ts
SIS per >nuuu copies So ~ ave ePe. r ell 10.
THE WEENlr IRIBV>r ~ sent 20 subscribers, BY
81 annupi three sopies for IS eve sopes as
as ts Sopis. tor sIs tw.sy sops. when sent - ga
s6s-s Ss0 Subscriptions "a A. able sd' ssce
Tux D.ILr TRIBUSE is sent to subscribers. by I-ss.
a.
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AoESowLEDGsESr.-The c@s OF Grammar Schcoi
No , Laureps street, gratefully scSnowedse the re-
eeipt Of 500 So being the net proe-s Of theiz New
Years Fair and Festival. They ais, return thsrss to
81 who aided them in conducting the Pair.
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BROOHL YN ITEMS.
We have received from G. X b. = for the sewing

THy RECENT SrsBBNG AFFRtYs.-Hugh Gather
wood, who was stabbed by Patrick Monaghan, IN
Towards court on Saturday night, is in rapidly i'm
proving state, and with care and attention, appears
likely to recover The same is the case with Patrick
Brennan, who was stabbed by some unknown man On
the corner of Fulton avenue and Dufeld street, tha
same night. Coroner Smell took his deposition On
Monday and yesterday, when he called at his house
in Green avenue, near Flushing found him 40 much
improved that he thinks there is very little danger
biz dying from the injuries he sustained The fellow
who stabbed him has lot yet been arrested nor does
it appear that any efforts are made TO that end.
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fAtv,r,i.-u,,a tl
Would YOU know

yoorse, t.a's 81 then. ,s,, c..,.,..
ti~. ,rd ko~ to snake the Ct then; 70, ,h,, -. -
orssted In whs, rOfess %. lion .psere you ma, IA
succeed &c the PHs cAsNxr, No. sos sr.,s
WV AL - you cAN 2 , rVasly telHes,ed. H,r,
Csut and full vrttea ,esi n ,rd yea usy sess ka,w 4
these things
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being sn increase OF sa OBS over the !osse, ia 1875.
The Ice or lie hAs increased from is IN 1855 70 iO7 IN

being IN increase OF sai 3s the lesss, ia 1850
The lc5 Of lie hAs increased from rs IN 1885, 20 iJ IN
$50
DISASTERS At SEA FOR THE YsAR lSo.
lie following is condensed view OF the losses ., sea
for TIE past year including The class Of vessels and ne
known or estimated value Of vessels, csrr sud snI
IL most cases the loss total and ncaIy al American:
toSr AID NtssrSy VESSELS
seare-f ..... ii Scho0rcrs ........-..s......le0
sbi p ......... .........lH
BliE...................s % To,............."..sS7
Value Of vessels sai eGgo, Ell 80 90. Lt'-s
known to have been lost, go. The crews OF m q =
yesse.s were probably sbo1. 200. Iota', 30. .-
total Of property wss not lees than go 700.
LOSSES OF The PAST MONTH.
The leases Of American vessels for the past rat
were 10 ships, ba,ks IS biigs, q schcOners All
slOop'. TIE value Of vessels was $500 OF cs-sa'
81 3, 900 or total Of ~ 95, no In addition to We
above. Is vessels missing. The loss Of life 80 also
been great |. is estimated that ST least 100 souls
Hust have been on board Of the vessels recorded a.
uissf 2 which ADDED - shout 70 lost with the wrecked
vesse,, will suppose the missing are never heard
Of make 80 for the mouth a. far as yet heard Of
FOR EUROPE.
The steamship Persia, Capt. Judki q, " leave 20
day for Liverpool, with about 100 a. ers. SIC
alec takes out 500, O0O in specie.
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CITY ITEMS

The UutohinsOa Family are to psy New.Yo1 s
avipg yist and vii % in the Tshernscie tsnorror
evening hey VII doubtless have full house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

~ r,nor,y r, port adopted after some dscnsson
% is YEAS 20 IS Nays That part sppoonns me pro. VS.
., IN. Police C6mInttse % rrDort on AondsJ next
sey.r. u the Aldermen that they VIII no, feaaSs '
,h.trW srds
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iASyertiscner,l
Go AND SEE THE Ngw DaAMA-Ths n,

LcVN Drama btsNvNs NcsEVN. II !. r,r~s~l this Ar
rE,Noo> Hd eNkSi>e ard u Of ;he .ns a. 90
a. Ai1 u a! Ne Potle ions vet OF ia basat satcr s
scd sre GOTHAM, OI. DANLtcHT AID 0AsLtSgF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

REDucIIOs OF THE POLICE foRct.-ibe couno1
c,I a, th,r last eeng adope tho report Of the minority
- Ihs COMMUNE on eet be Police which esos
end The redact, Of PoceInens pay pei day from 81 10y
ii 20 and reduction Of he force from jito eo men 10 ofa
~ enc within the approp riation. The aPpofonment OF tho
men was submitted, a. follows; D., v,.. p.A,.,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

ArrrsPrED SUEcIDE.-A girt, 10 years o. -
tempted suicide hOas.y ss. thing satAa.. IL
un, Seyent-e1fh Wsri Station dc1sr
- = a. .,tias. a 80, sy,.ci.n. esed 20 ~
6er .Ss v,s rs..ose9. ess sssst 70 "'
se<itf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

sr,RtryG ArraAY.-Dennis Murphy residing at
NJ. l2i Worth street, got into an afhay with Jacob
Rom and another man on Tuesday night, aud was
.,sbbed IN the back and severely wounded With a
Lf in the hands Of Rooney The latter was arrested
End ocked up By Justice Welsh. de - n i'au" VI
ID, nd livss at No. 81 Baxter street
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kAiyer ti.~m~utI

Awe rtisSm~ot
HERRIes's PfrENT CHAMPION FRY pRooV
s,Frs Nos lS Isl and 10 wsieg4t. ana No xgrrsysl
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Cy.pcy ~ eryALIsG HORsZ-OHcers COT M

ChAh"L -, ~ ,a named John B,-,ford yes.srdAy %
- esisG sor.e from Joan Fskin' .i.eis 70 ~
~ go "a, Ia o1ssessiOn u accused .pc "S iosntas
s-aht befre a.tee BlstchIy add eonniHef hrA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

REcXLEss CARELEssSEss.-We learn tha Dr. ' an
depoo on Friday afternoon LEI: his horse and sieisn
with son in charge, 10 make profe ssonal cav 10
Twenty.fouIth street, between Seventh and EsatA
avenues. Nearly opposite the house wa. large p''e
Of stones and loose plaDkiDg, upon which lay red
flag, but without any appearance OF "oizrnen a.
hand. His horse took fright in c few moments from
uen rushing from under these plsnks, screaming the
blast off," and quick report Of two or three expo
.ons following, and started on run "vefI4rhns 'ns
seigh. Fortunately the led jumped our 80 the seisn
upset, and escaped injury. The horse pursued MS
course toward Madison square, near "hich ne was
arrested having endangered the lives oil 'everai per-
xsv. Surely such heeolessress should be
Visited with the extremity Of the Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

SERVED RIcHT-Eiye rowdies ens a's, - sss, 70 lbs
$3.50, a ssuIt.sn .baaEs refused % POI ,s,n soft ore<
.na I'd. put club 10 reputation, - ir noSs
xkep they we're eegte4 fr>S ne '''
summary THAI agreeable
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po,,rx-The Chef OF FoIce - Ie-
PAY OF from The copr.tioa coua.f ~, ss 20
sPp%niss. o. "a az NJ further diroesoas
~ Old uas.lasD trst, 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

P,ssso CousrERYEIT MoSEr.- Roger bnen ana
s, Cr.lE x.r. arrested Yesterday hAssA With p@.nt
=, a. iioU0r .ore of sc,- n Roosevelt stre-i A-
W.i,. Jsne. $ Palmer ard W n hours az oon-n we're
So .,sd charged with attempting 70 pas some 10 coar
i. on The b.ak Tee Psrtss wee a ssa 20 sxAni'
nAtiCE.
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pu,.wIr.-A bore, With sleigb, rsA % ~. Hs.V
ss yesterday sna t.Atns the right - - spssx dss1
go, "a the Esrrf dsshsd sorS pes- 80 N ~ Sas u -
80. S,,si.S hesots hin Pe4sstnsr1 e<Ssses"
~ sc 4 Is sGs ms eJorst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

o-Ms. Bryan FaneLI wa run yW.
Rgs Ovtss-,.,ss, By slson !o.dsd with s.a. ~
Court susse I,1sred Ofeer osts conveyed esf !. NV
Ssrs 10y - .trves The occurrence va soc,aeosA'
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tAd .ru.,s eet


ma restorsd 70 l. slth in cav, saes mary year. Of Sr~
urssus sue nsN knowa the Of carr-
seud trce ihe pcscup us. Direc g the Rev Joss
VI DsSN.tL, Nc. g Fulto i..-. 3 okJa. y Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

Thy Social DurIEs OF CArHoIIcs.-The Rev.
Dr. II. Sill.mau Ives delivered lecture on Religion
in iis Connection with Mars Social State, before
the Caihol, Library Benefit Soci-ty in Hope Chapel,
broadway last evening. The lecturer simply repeated
the assertions which Characterized his former lecture,
sssumipg that No class Of citizens were So useful AMI
So patriotic as they who were shelter III beneath the
canopy Of L oman Catholicism. Indeed, asserting that
10 others could faithfully fulfill the duties of the par
cn', le citizen and the PARROT lis illusions - the
exalted mission Gnj character Of the doctrin' Of the
Cross were received with apPrcca,iye applause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

vorSn DE,D.-Msry Frazer, Scotch woman 70
= - - 1-r.t. hAb. foond dad q her
bS, eouer II EEsiis,h street and E.sventa ssnss
- - - Hsr husband siafes that sce va tLLru 'et
= -, sud be went ior the ASSISTANCE q sons o.
IL ntsbcr. and Oh 81. return De iouna hs, 60 ~
er.r - rotifed 70 hold az inquest upon tHs e'oI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

CASE oF BElGHAM s. BAR1oS And Miss STAFFORD.
Officer Bow returned To this city from Phhlie-
phia on Monday afternoon, having in charge Miss Saline
Stafford Of Vermont, who recently preferred com
plant agoinst Nr. Brigham 5. Barton for an alleged
outrage upon her while stopping at hotel here for
few hours on her way from Phil tdelpba TO Vermont
An examination which was TO have been commenced
a, 10 O'Clock g. NJ yesterday before Justice Osborn, WAS
postponed until II o'clock a. M today neither party
being prepared TO proceed in the matter.
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H,KIru ROAD -rn.r,,. eo,n-r Of

H,RIIN ROAD rnrr.'t cfurr OF WHIT AM Cuts -Es~aAl
sd n Nal aud Nag s's'atons beyeRd Niau~ htAss
rsp u Tsn wm's hrrs- ssd slsts bud WI" Tsst
,Osr 1 N F,prtes ~ ANauy, ehl,t s,stsds
m -Crotn Irai'. sl ststsn.
Tr.n. Or hams nuis-. and L. " ssni u
ram sr Nhis PLANS. n . $50. $50 ard slep
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PirrR FUyK FUNKEn.-A tall son of Jefferson
County IL this State named Snowden, 70 the city
on visit the other day, and entered with hug" zest
rto the pleasures Of the town till his pock'tbook grew
rttf.r eirvty On Monday lssi be elme running into
w,n-lnovn looking-glass store in Pearl street, where
ore Of his Jefferson Coul friends is engaged as sales
uan end catching his breath, acco'ted him with;
"Sav. Theodore, want you to lend ne s'-,aptal
.p.culatior-no m-take-ii~t bought wat'h AZ
sheriff. sale for -l3 paid = down. AMI want you to
lend IRE =. IL pay You back to-morov, sure, tor
there. .llow down a. the place who gays he'll give
me $50 fer the watch, If | keep i. till tomorrow"
His friend whistled and replied:
Haven't you read about Peter Funks :"
"Ceitsinly; but this is sherifrs sale-sad SO on the
Tag
"Wen, that's a mock auction shop, and they've
Furked you, old fellow, es slick as can be-
Sho-don't say that now, for hang me if that
want about the last had left TIL hear from home.
Saw, The. cant that be sot right though But no,
tel YOU, twas genuine sale, and bet you $40
of it,"
Done, old fellow, and now let's go and see.'
So off they started and when they got near the pl'ce
No. PCS Broadway sure enough it turned out to be
"geruine mock Al ,ton shop.
There. YOU 60 10 now and demand your 80
He went in, but they told him to "pint up The
other S. OF course be refused aud they ordered him
out Of the shop.
Accompanied by his friend, he went to the office Of
Mr.. Matssn, who dispatched aid with them AMI
the blue coat and brass buttons made en- refund
>nowden a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

A HARD CAsE.-That many Of the fires in our city
have been lighted by the hand Of the ncendary is too
evident. but no fire Of that description has occurred
that calls for greater sympathy on the pant Of the pub
lie than that which took place on the morning OF
Tuesday last at the New-York Orphan Asylum IN
Boomir cdslc when barn with its contents consist
ing Of two valuable horses cow quantity OF hay,
straw, carriages and farming utensils were totally de-
suoyed. From the appearance Of the FIRE when inst
seen. Il was evident that the villain introduced the
match through a crevce near the part ofthe building
where the poor animals were secured, in order that
they might not be saved. No person acquainted with
The circumstances en.ertans the least doubt that y
was done to crafty spirit OF revenge. To injure
those who have done no one harm, TO vent malice on
helpless orphans by destroying their property mani
tests spirit Of msigBy truly demoniscal. The lose
Of 90 much valuable property at this SESSION OF the year
attended with great inconvenience, 10 say the lesst
and in addition to thi. tire inmates OF the Asylum
feel spprehersive that while the wretch who perpet
rated the scrime at large other and still greater iou
ries nay be sustained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

From comparison and careful anal-~is Of the City
In pectors Reports, and from other Documentary evil
dence is ascetaned that there were about one
thousand deaths from yellow fever in the City of New
York, curing the Summer oflS56.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

FRIT ROAD lDeeot foot Of is~sn- se-'' Morn tS'srl
sans IN Otsvi'.- MA rrau, I'll tshoss.
ssHs ~ -Busslo sGd pntkrk ftpess, chsf -iah""a
SfSa IN NAL, al -'auons eto"pt tuf
100 m a. ago , Igc-~. pfrncipnl siauoos
1Or = m esbtfgh ftgscss sad oi-vhe Ny, 81 ss.anA
"a, m N,sht Esyr., nuaao sai Duasus che -,s,o~s
stoo IN -En.sfsrt, p~zTJ all siai"ns
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-11
Sorghum ana I'm Pho e..The Crys.
tallixatten Question Scttied.

SSBmum ana A@Phc e~sThe CFys.
saiiixasten question settled.
Experiments lately made fully decide the
question that the principal proportion Of
saccharine matter in the Chinese (Sorghuml
and African (Imphee) cane can be easily and
cheaply crystallized. The fact is of great
Importance. Large quantities Of the former
article have been raised in this country this
year, and a considerable amount of the lat
ter. The seed Of both will be abundant
next year. Our people are unacquainted
with the means Of capitalization. They
have no machines for the economical ex-
traction Of the juice. This year, therefore,
great proportion Of the saccharine matter
will be lost, and what is extracted will be
mostly made into molasses. But vet it will
be profitable crop, will help to reduce the
price Of the ordinary cane sugar and syrup,
by limiting the demand, and will furnish the
cheapest saccharne matter in use. Now be.
tween this time and the fall Of next year let
some one prepare plain, succinc, treatise
upon the rearing of the cane, the extraction
OF the juice, and the crystallization Of the
sugar,--a treatise so clear that anybody, by
it's instruction, can perform the process of
stallization, and let some other body
manufacture n good machine for extracting
the juice, and those two individuals will
both make fortunes and confer an immense
benefit upon community. We presume tha,
this will be done, in season for the next
crop, and II so, there seems to be fair reason
to conclude that from that period forward
sugar and syrup, of all qualities, will he very
abundant and very cheap, and more profta-
hy afforded at half the present prices than
Southern manufacturers now afford them ut
the ruling rates, for it has been demonstrated
that an excellent quality Of syrup can be
produced, at fair profit, for ten cents per
gallon. soo.000,0oo pounds of sugar alone
is the estimated annual consumption Of the
United States. Such is the extent Of q
market, new to the Northwest, into which,
with its cheap, rich lands, it will then be in
troduced as a competitor. 70 the agricul-
turists, and all the industrial classes Of the
Northwest, we look upon this new product
as tolerably certain to prove matter Of i'm :
mense pecuniary Importance.
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"Ch'n of the Committee, ;


CT Some members Of the pro-slavery par.
ty are doing new business at Cairo. They
kidnap negroes there, carry them to Missou-
ri, put them in Jail, at proper time sell
them. and then they are sent down the river.
One of these cases is perfectly notorious ;
and yet no measures have been taken by the
Democratic Authorities of Alexander county
to punish the kidnappers or restore the coll
orel man to liberty.-lEx.
Ofcourse not, for the party who propose
to sell "the poor white trash'' into slavery
have decided not only that niggers shave no
rights that white man is bound to respect,''
but that slavery is their ''normal condition., ,,
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From the Southern Literary Messenger !
summer No n.Day Dream.
sr MISS SUSAN A.rALLsr.


eessasss
The leaycs arc still , ~ hrscxcs hnshed,
Or sing a drowsy n1Uber,
And all throughout the piisni day,
The golden hours slunber.
1 The ripples idly lapse along,
Beneath the noon sides cleaning
Oh, sure the drowsy Summer time
Was made alone for dreaming
Within my open window floats
sluburous breath Of roses,
And in the softly shaded room,
Silence itself reposes;
And liquid lustres on the wall
Cool, ripping waves resemble,
As to and fro, with motion slow,
The leafy shadows tremble.
sense of silence and repose,
OF slow and tranquil motion,
murmur, ~ of sleeping winds
Upon a sleeping ocean
And softly er my senses steals
luxury Elysian,
And all delights of drowsy thought
Are mingled in nay vision.
o, Gliding voices, wake me not,
Nor turn my rhyme to reason;
For life IL mingled work and play,
And each must have its season.
The winter time for study's toll,
The spring for pleasures scheming;
Autumn for the poet's thought,
And summer time for dreaming
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ARREST OF WIFE PoIsoSER.--Considcr
BILE stir was caused in Rochester, N. Y, or
Wednesday last, by the arrest Of Mr.. Rob
inson, cashier of the Eagle Bank Of that city
on charge Of having administered slow
poison to his wife with view of numbering
her. lie waived an examination and gave
bail to appear n Court. The evidence oil
guilt is said to be sure and certain.
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A SnEKEL.--Thc editor Of the Selma Sen.
tinel has been shown silver shekel, which
was struck in mint of Judea, 1850 years
ago. The coin, which is tho property Of an
lsraclitc living in Selma, in whose family i,
has been 500 years, is about the size OF
a half dollar, but the silver is so impure that
its intrinsic value is but Is cents.--[ Mem
phis Eagle.