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THE CONSTITUTION OF OREGON.

The bill of rights of the State Constitution just
parsed for Oregon and submitted to the people tie
9th INST, coutains soue peculiar provisions.
No motley is to be drawn from the treasury for the
benefit of any religious or theological Institution, nor
can auy money be appropr atec for the payment Of any
religious services in either House Of the Legislative
Assembly. his latter clause would seem designed 70
prevent the payment Of chspains.
No person shall be rendered incompetent as a VIII
ness or Juror in consequence of hs opipons matters
of religion FOR be questioned in any Court Of Justice
touching his religious belief to effect the weight of his
testimony Strenuous efforts have been made of late
years in several States to introduce this rule or some
approach to It. similar provision passed the pop
ular branch of the Massachusetts Legislature last Wn-
ter, but was defested in the Senate. Oregon may,
therefore be considered the banner State in this
divorce between religious opinions and the admnesrs-
ton of justice.
There is to be no imprisonment for debt except in
case of fraud or absconding debtors.
White foreigners ara to enjoy the game rights With
respect to the possession and descent OF properly az
native born citizens
All white male citizens of tie United States resident
in the State for six months and all white male foreign
ere similarly resident, and who snail one year prsvi
ousy have declared their intention to become citizens
OF the United States. TO be emitted 10 vote but
negroes, mulattoes and Cinnamon are expressly ef
cuded from the right of suffrage Voting is to be viva
vocs and not by ballot. AZ to ordinary voting, tn.
Legislature may alter this, but not as to electors bs
the Legislature itself or either branch OF 1t. State
officers aye to be chosen biennaly. plurality is 70
elect The Senators are to be chosen for four years
half the whole number at each biennial election, and
the Assembly is to meet bienIally. The power OF
special legislation il very much restricted. TIE Legs
aurs for bi6dsn TO establish or incorporate any bank
or banking company moneyed Institution whatever,
nor shall any bark of circulation be- permitted to exist
in the State. TIE Legislature is forbidden to contract
any debt except in case of war; invasion or insurfec
ton, exceeding $780, &C., to subscribe TO the sook OF
any association. similar probibi ion as to stock sub
soripiions ia placed upon countless towns and cites,
whose power to ores.e debt is imi'ed TO 5000.
The Governor, chosen for four years. is also to be
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, and with the
Secretary of State and Treasurer, is to constitute
board for the sale of school and university lands snd
the investment Of the proceeds for school fund.- The
Judges of the Supreme Court, elected by Districts
are to serve for ak years. Each county is also to elect
County Judge to act also as Judge Of Probate, anc
to hold Office for four years.
The questions of the allowance of Slavery or It's pro-
b bition and of the admission or exclusion OF tree
nssrces, are to be voted upon separately.
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s,der.d since . d.ct.tOr,hip Ia. been established,

sdered since a dictstership has been established,
tbst purposes expressed to-day ara nos esteemed OF
much value TO morrow. The feeiirg 10 universal
here that Ntx cotAs never beer before represented
by Minister who hss so nuch won the respect ard
regard of all parties while faithfully maintaining thu
rigJts and n,erests Of his own Government Il will
be- found difficult 70 replace him with advantage to
Mexico, or as much acceptabty to the United
States.
strong conviction is fet here that tie crafty
hard of Gov, Walker is visible in the work Of the
Constitutional Convention Of Kansas Some Of his
most intimate New-YOrk hieLds made that declara-
ton to-day, and there are sther ear.marks which
str,retfen the proof. II the instrument received ia
Washington, be- really that adop.ed BY the Conven
tol-aId il ia autborifatlvely accepted as such
then 1t is very clear that the whole Kansas battle
has 10 be fought over again. To preclude the people
from voting upon every part Of the proposed Consti
tuton, but Slavery cause is direct VIC alton of
the protested pr ncple Of the Nebraska bill beside
being an outrage upon popular rights which agra
Yates all the wrongs heretofore sufered in that
Territory. No mode Of escape is offered. No alter
native is possible. Vote or not vote the Constitu-
ton mutt be crammed down the throats OF the ma
jority, by piece Of chicAuery the most insulting
ard audacOus yet devised BY desperate minority.
Does sDy body believe that even the moderate men
who have cOunstled forbearaDce, who have stood
between the two extremes seeki0g fair ADJUST
mtnt ofthe difficulty, will submit to an lmpOsture so
moDstrous as this
Walkers departure had the effect of stimulating
the Administration TO decision in the recognition
Of The Ncarsguan Minister, which had been hanging
by the eye-lids for many weeks. Under the terms
Of the treaty We are bound TO protect the transit,
snd that protection must involve a collision With
Walker if he has gone 10 the supposed destna don.
This determination had another object, too and that
was to withdraw from alliance with England in
Central American affairs, and reinaugurate the old
policy of independent negotiations. Nicaragua is
unable 10 cope even with the small force which
Walker canles dOwn-a force smaller, BY the way,
than that be deserted six months ago-aGd if Costa
RIGA should have to assume the responsibility Of the
contest, al aspect might be eiyen to the diplomatic
relations which was not anticipated when the treaty
Wis made few days ago. II We are to patronize
Nicaragua, England will Of course continue her pro-
lection to Costa RIca, and between the two th-re
very adverse interests to reconcile.
II il now ascertaiucd, in official figures, st the
Treasury, that SASS 600 Of United States loans
hsve beeD redeemed tince March last leaving
$25, 1850 as the whole amount outstanding:
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A SLAVE CHAsE.-We learn that two coiotea 10Y,
some Is or ~ years Of age who mao escapet ,tou
their master, Mr. Jewett Of Tennessee were l:Asn
at Cleveland on Monday, where they had oeea qalsay
az work in hotel fer tine ana delivered ~ 'a.u
master by process OF Court. Ou their Way 10 Ilucin
rs, TO be clipped by the river to ther fS,aer none
ore of them got off the csrss Ct Carlisle oteloI, nes.
Dayton, ana whom the train was ready 10 s4f. ne TO
fused to get ON again. The person having ,le ,to
boys in charge endesvored to force MN upon tne p'i
form, but the fugitive turned upon him, STUCK one Or
two telling bio vs. and then made good Speea i'f 1"'
cDDItry. -. -
THE cars could not be stopped for one negro, sno
tn twler of TIE ssye wss obliged 10 CONS on 10 Mo
Gletown with his remaining ehsrge where ne procured
ass lance al rs tu ned to Carlisle yesterday stsrn1on
il pursuit 81 the fugitive The other boy was brought
90 TO this city st svsnirg and R,yeis sy Already
The esc.ns ~ the bow at Carlisle, We understand
created quite an eIceiest 90 the carr aud served to
presy relieve tie monotony OF ID s..ng UP. ihs
cbsse was rather animated for minute or two. II
he master followed the runaway be st.: stood the RAG Of
losing bis property" rsmainpg IN INC car 80 ne
bee. The bu.h fer il mate. tCneinnat Gas, 18th.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At JAMAICA, L. T.
Corespondenos Of The n Y. Tribune.


JAMAICA Thursday Nov. 1910 P. m.
TIE village Of Jamaica was this evening visited by
very destructive fire. Il commenced about o'clock,
in tie carriage manufsctory Of Jsnes HendrS, and
extending est, sOon caught the Dutch Reformed
Church (the largest in the VILLAGE, which was burned
to the srousd The fire also eTtended west, consu m
ire FIVE buildings known g. Rotten Rev." oc,apied
tenant houses ard also the residsncs and CT 'cery
store of Mr.. Herd,y. The whole value Of property
destroyed ia abou. so OOO about half Of which wss
covered by insurance.
Tie FIRE companies of the villsge we're promptly on
the erour and were very efficient in preventing the
flames from spreading sry further. Large nzmbsrs OF
people came in from the surrounding country. Engine
Company No. 9, and Empire HOss Company from
Flushing came Eve mics to render all the assstancs
in their power. TIE fire evidently the work Of an
incepdisry, as 10 fire hsd been used in the building
curing the day. Some m!srresns cut all the hose OF
the er gpes that of the Flushing companies was
cut sf'sr they arrived on he ground No clue has
been obtained as to wAo is the perFctra,or Of the
cr.rDeg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

Jrp,cI.1 Neutrality-suspicious. H. Welsh hss been
reromiusted by The Republicans for Police Justcs
from tie Isl Judicial District.
James II Leonard, eI Police Captain OF the Second
Ward, was nominated last evening IS the Democratic
candidate for Police Justice Of the let Dstrlc' wbich
IS compoied Of the Fast, Second, Third, anu FIN
WARDS.
The Republican Judicial Conven ion Of the Win
Dhrict Light AID Mini Wards net at B.eecHer
Buildings last evening, ana nominated Rober, H.
JohI ston fcr Police Justice ard VIM. T.. Smith, jr ,
for Civil Jostce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

srAsPIsG MAcHrsxs, manufactured By Milo Peck
Of Haven, very well made aud effective, bal.
too Intricate for description, without accompanying dia
grams In one achine tbe weight i. rsised BY shifting
eseovsd pulley in motion against another, on which a
projecting tongue that wedges itself in the groove Of
the frs and is carried by Fiction three quarters of
turn. Beyond this point ore of the pueys being made
smaller, the weight % released, snd fals in another
machine. The weight s connected with pis.aa, De-
hind which the air is compressed or rarhsd Ia this
manner light a smart blow msy be given a. pleas
uIe, without, is the with steam hsnme', oelns
limited by the pressure of steam 10 the boiler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

PoIsoSIyG CASE At BATAvi. We learn ifom &c &c
Rotor,o A3,ocofe tba, noisouirg case is row urder
iIvesiigaion, At hat Place charge i. preferred
sgsirrt ME- Polly Fiiesch for administering nIssnic
to her daughter Frances, ia the month Of Asgas
1856 by which she dee TIE chd wa xb men W
49, Ins,, NJ Aisbams. Genesee County. largs
p pSw er' 81 Se.sss have .resdy be:G eIsnnsd
The seOu,ed i. youthful srd nOs unprsPosseessins 10
spoesrsnce, ard ssse,s her enoooHss o. tai % aa
Ike offense, and attributes TIE P'o'Sca'"a " ''"A
excaeuso, and prejudice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
NETWORK STATE-OFFICIAL.

We have just received Lewis County :fficsl, which
makes the following alterations in our footngs after
deducpg the maj pity put against Lewis in the table;
-sEcRETARY or STATE --JUDGx oy APPEALS -
Clspp Tucker Putnam Jep1i.a DEMO kes'm;
lis S6 1874 lS7 6sS4 10 957 l9S IA 6illO
Lewis. ....... SSS l,4sS 81 Less lFo 70
Totsl.....l77 f4s 1855 sSss5 l726,s 1883 CABS
Tucker over Clspp...............'... 49,. Is'.Ss
Tucker over futnsIu. 20 80
Clspp and Putnam over Tueker.............. $3.50
Demo over yeDkns.. .......s..''...''''.'' ISs.o
DEMO over Net
jenkins and KetchuIn over Denio............ iIsy
Total Of the State Secretary, Ot2s; vste N 1859
sg7 $50 loss l37 leo.
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Total ~ 40 los ss5 IS sa5 I726,s ls.slg CABS

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS The Republican Con-
veI,ion Of the LIT Alderman District met last evening
a. Roe's Hotel in Ann street. Edward ID. Pepper
presided and Thomas ID. Gale oficsted as Secretary
Mr.. Councilman Henry Smith of the First Ward was
nominated en- the frst ballot, and the nomination
afterwsrd made unanimous Mr.. Smith was noni.
mated by Peoples Convention on Wednesday evening
and il is understood tha. he will be aso ndorsed by the
Americans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

FAST DAY IN PESNsIIyASIA.-The Rt Rev. Bsh
CD Potter OF leInsyvans has issRed pastoral lette
10 Tire ceygy and lsty of bis d. cese Ieconme ncin
that Friday Nov 90 be observed q dsy Of f4siing
Az humiistoD, Oh account Of ibe present distressed
elste OF tie country. The Friday folio wing Is the
Thanks giving Day appointed BY the Stats.
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,.,v,t orr OF raE ATLANTIC AND AS, ASIA

HALIFAX, IhuI.ua!' 90 T,drdge
q, Coins steamship Adsntis. Gaps,' ., ;Sis psrt
tiS vis be recollected was " srrived at Av-
T.dsys SsiSEt ~. M Sisg Ur
LIS n p on Ssturdsy, Nov 7 thus m'NuS Wv
FL ss cSSad .ssP ss c S L 5s;.S ' the
Tsga at O'Clock a. m ;s on and sac would be
twsn., roU sai, i5V Clock :. m Monday the .n
que ' tbns taking the passage in ABOUT s''''" '
- =. ia n hours.
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nn,zy FIGHT IN CANADA

Bv,r.to. THURSDAY, Nov. ~ 1901 .,
,t.,.,r cobem and Grbbon csme OIL
a rh. C.,sS.. Tue oOmba,su., fought twenty
y. rsrs;. 10 Thirty minui''' when Co0S ~ Oco
oo' ar Of the stakes, amounting 70 s''V'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

WASHINGTON, Nov. ~ 1857.
NJ confirmation came by the mails received To-
Day Of the transfers rumored at the last accounts Of
the Me xican Minister here to London, and Of Gen
Alnosis from London 10 Paris. There was be-
lief ebttriained 10 Mexico that Comonfort de-
sisDse 10 establish bis brother in law at Wash
nssoa and rs be could not properly super"ds the
Others, the changes mentioned became necessary.
hsniiOos aucluate so suddenly ard strangely in
That reTelanopa,y repubhc, II such il may DO con.
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tailed fom TIE Sopsn Police 10 protect The State ps0pay
cad Arena
4 en-, sI your obedi~nt serv,nt

Nov p lsSs.
J. II. BosART WAo, Cs~misa.y General
IEp SfR: Your communication OF this date this mo-
handed TO me- As the Board Of Commsoner not In
session obhs t. reply the presiding Officer trusting
Board viii COZ bru my srton ct lie meeting
Our force IL std small, and spread - IL necessarily
this city unable essi.y
ds H. to cosceLu.e at given point large body OF
for Ions time snhou danger hat part OF the
city from wbieh they are TAX We proceed to NOR
row FL force aid sts rapidly possible 10 its
completion. When We have thus filed force sha be
able 70 do much more than st present.
would advise yon 10 employ the expense Of the State,
vfcieni number OF special afford protection the Ar
ps Until could 'end enough OF force to give e.
feient pr lection
You vii find all times resdy 20 all In our power To
protect the property located within the borders CT this district
Ard trust ,hs BE- ready to do With the property Of
the stat q Of any individual.
With great respect remain Jour servant.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-03

fxAxxssrrns At FnAHxEn-oaits q
rsspsesabls numbss Of he DsuesFaey Of
Portage county asssnbisd n franklin, on
the evening Of the ssh .u't., to sOngrstu.
late each other On TIM Sacesss Of their cher.
ished prineiples a the recent elections. A
boun,ifal EsPast wn prepared for them BY
the proprietor Of the Exchange to which
they ID snPls justice, sad although the
usual fares Of long and empty array Of
tossts, speeches. etc.. was dispensed with. ..
was smPhstically "fsast Of reason and
Cow Of soul" At the conclusion Of the sx.
srcisss Of the evening, every one seemed
truly thankful that he had been permitted
to spend few hours in social aud harmo.
nious convGss with those Of the "houss.
hold Of faith" -t
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IN SATURDAY, the l9th dsy Of December,
" A. D., 1857, between the hours Of o'clock, A:
n ana O'Clock, p. M, Of said day. 81 the door OF
Court Hosse, In the town Of Ravenns, Portage co.,
Ohio will be sold 10 she highest bidder the oewtnS
rsaI essate bsing the interest Of John Reseher
az Silss Crocksr and Of the heiTs of Sylvester
ReeoheF, late Of Portage ceunty, dsceased) TN i've
land varrsnts which said land warrants are described
e folio VISA land warrant under an act passed ~
he Congress os the Unitsd States Of Ansrcs on ehe
0th day OF December, A. ~, le5o, granting bounty
80 20 certain oascsFs and soldiers thersin nsmsd
sad who we're engaged In the military service Of tee
UniNed Et ,tes, to Eyester Reseher In his tine said
syvestsr Beechsr's) lifetime, calling foS tofty acre!
81 iand. The sumbsF Of said warrant ? 2s,ssi, and
s datsd December l9, 1esl. Alss, another hnd war
rspt undsr and BY erdsE sfaR aet passed By ne Cen
sssss 81 Ne Unised States oS AmsViea, aassA 3D.
D.. 1855 granting bsxnay iana 10 esRlain cseFs snd
seiisrs therein SasA 70 The said syvssies ReecAei
10 HE lifetime, satltng fap one hund9sa ApA twent
aeHes of land. The uumAsp es aaid land wesEaHa u
s. 10. and u dated October Is, les.
The 6rst Of said aAd wsyssais 3 appraised ~ ~
the second Of said land warrants Y 4s
Nov. ie, lss1-5w Guardian ofJohn Beechsr.
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Sale Of Real Estate by Order 81
Court. D.

0N Frda", the Goth day OF Nov.r q. u.
" 1857. between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. ~, snd
O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day, will be scd TO the high
est bidder the interest that EEen 4. 0sRewtke ana
Mary Jane o. Rourke, wards OF Patfick 3. O'Honrke
have In and 10 the following described lands and ten-
emcnts: Which said lands and tenemons are descriD.
ed as follows to wit. Being lane ownsd - ssid
Wards as tenants In common with others. Zach q
said Wards Is the 10 fact OF ono foufteenth pAf
OF the premises situate In the county Of Portage ana
state OF Ohio, in Rayenna town ship, ana recorded ae
being part of lot No. II, IN ----dvision and
bounded as follows. Commencing at the north sat
Of inrl decided to Lyman Slough. Thence on ths TOT
line west to the centre Of pole bridge across ne
brook thence southery TO the centre OF log eulveit
under the feeder Of the Pennsylyana and Ohio CaneS
thence along the centre Of the feeder easteEy e he
line of the land decided to the said Lyman Slough;
thence norhery 70 the place OF beginning, contain
inc four acres Of land more less; also ons other
nece ot land situated In RayenRa ownskp aforesaid,
known aspart of lot No. IN the Akcrd traets BE-
ginning at the southeast corner Of hot N0 y ON Al
word tract thence north hfiy-four and three-fourth
rods TO stake thence west one hundred and twenty
three rods thence south to the south line Ct the LOT
thence east the place Of beginning, tAr-
acres and thirty rods of land more or less.
The rst lot acres 10 appraised at So the sec
ond lot Of thirty aeres and thirty rode apprasee
at Sl042 IS. PATMiCk Uhovkh6s
Guardian of Ellen and Mary Jane osRsaSke.
"a TS57
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E. G.. RUSSELL,

Sign and Ornamental Painter and Glider. Carved
Letters furnished to.ordcr- Ste5ctl pstesof any de-
aSrea nattefn cut wtA neatness ahd dispatch. Shol
one Buiiding west Qfthe peinocfai ONCE, up stars
Oct, &c.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Black Silk, f''" 81 ''S''''
Fancy Silk, striped aud plain
Changeable Silk, very beautiful
Merinos, p'Hi"-''' '''''''
Merinos, plaid and ns"''''
Dclaines, all ~'0'-p'''" '"O A'"''
Delaines, ''HS'-'''' "'H''"'
Cravellas, plain and striped
Coburgs, all '''''' ''' prices
Debeges, striped and ''''''
Gingham, 'AS''''n' RON '6'S'' ''A'''
Prints, big pile fro" ''S's' cents
Eroche Shawls, single and '0'''''
Bay State do, cheap
Thibet and Stella do, beautiful
Mantillas and Mantilla Cloth.
Caters, black aud e'lor0d'
Shoes, calf morocco and goat
Hosiery, wool anu '''''"'
Shirts, bone and corded
| J>o1,,e,s brass and steel.
Glovos kid, cloth, cotton and wool.
Gauntlets, cloth and A'1'
Collars, l.ce' cambria a"d '"s'''
Sleeves, swiss and ''"'''S'
Dress Trimmings, a" endless ''''''s'
Wool Hoods and Comforts.
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ECEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. FL. TUBBS
Nill be tn attendance es LOllowl

viii be in attendance as follows:
RAVENNA, ,Prentss House, Saturday, Dec. 18th.
Akron, Empire House, Friday, Dece inber l1th.
Warren, National Hotel, Friday, December 18th.
Cleveland, American House, Nov. 9th aud ssth.
For consultation upon all disease: Of the Throat,
spleen; also Dropsy, Gravel, Rheumatism, Nervous.
ness. Debility, Byspepsa Female diseases, Ague and
Fever FITS, impurities OF the biSod k,artons, Can.
complaints, both extcrHel and intcrnal.
For some ten years DR.. T. has devoted his entire
time to chronic Diseases treating thousands annually,
many of whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach. In mineral ether PsissRs
does he make sick to make we'll, tear
depn to 6aid UP. Tho medicines can be taken with
safety BY the most delicate. and patients may remain
at home, and continue with prudence their ordinary
Diet aud exercise. Many have recovered under tho
friendsand Physeisns had given up all
hone the indisputable evidence of which always
be furnished. lnvads however reduced and despair.
ing are Invited TO call and may be assured that no an
couragement will be given expense incurred, it'll
outa corresponding prospect OF recovery.
& - ~ 'r'-''4-
PHTHISIC OR ASTHMA.
The statement given this month will be read with
deep interest BY all who have endured the lnexprsssa
bie horrors of sthma. Especially dOfs IL commend
itself TO those who have believed that treatment may
relieve, but cannot ears.
Holmes A SS
ed with Phthlc or Asthma. My mother before ne,
suffered with the same disease. AS grew older y
became worse, the paroxisms occurred oftener ana
were
the winter season. Al all times, little more than
ordinary exertion caused a violent oppression In
breathing.
While the paroxisms lasted there was distressing
cough, and constant agonzing struggle for breath,
being at times apparently upon the verge Of suhoca-
ton Very little sleep could be obtained at such
times and that little while sitting In my chair. Two
years agoI was induced by the statement OF lady
whom you cured ofAsthma, to make one more trial.
had little faith at that time, partly because had
90 oen been disappointed, and partly because others
said could not getweil. The treatment was irsued
under circumstances most unfavorable, having the
care Of sick friends, yet have been not only fully
relieved OF all symptoms Of Asthma, but OF all other
affections accompanying, have no cough now,
breathe freely, rest we'll and have good strength.
Yours truly, susanna w. QUAlNTANCE.