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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-07
Mobhing Free Soil Lawyer In Kentucky.

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known as the freud and advocate Of the slave In cases
arising under tho Fugitive law was on Saturday last
mobbed Covington aud driven oat Of that town Pro
ceediBg Up tosp M Jo!e WAS Accosied and extended
his hard TO The man, saying at inc same time IL don't rc'
collec. you.' The man replied M name is Gaines.
know you id well, you DID rascal, you id niger
thief You came over here 10 steal our nggers" Ar.
Jolfc said good naiuredly oh, no, came over hsre
lecled around hcm ami Gaines thrust his FIST against Mr.
Jonnes breast and into his face, using violent aud nsal
O. provoking Mr. j. shoS OF violence. Mr.. j.,
however, walked on surrounded by the hooung crowd,
beyond tie Madison House, and Glay went into Timber
lakes store for protection.
Tn.berasc made come show OF dissuadipg Gaines, aud
even holding him. out Sc amea very glaa Wnea ne g% 1r
CT the street AMI made proclamation that JolG,
id Niger thief and that all those Interested IN
mad better look Gus, for lie had come over TO steal
their negers." This brought still larger crowd out
M Jole finding Il was impossible 10 proceed 10 Mr..
sages turned 10 the GRO Nd told them tina. II they
were Determined not 10 permit him 30 70 on tia. he would
return and appealed TO them for Profession 10 the ferry
This gathering OF kentucky gentlemen for there was
number Of merchants aud respectable looking In IT,
with some rowdes) replied with voice, sd d-n
you, need not appeal to u, aud laughed in dsriSon
Mr. Jolrc was In grea, danger Of being seriously in
ured by the crosd, when Mr. warnosx ian OK marsha
TO SEQ him safely u boat Mar hal Lett took the other
and they walked towards the ferry, Gaines and the
following. large walking with Gaines cried out
''Goi c0xhide and cowhdc him." and Gaines inquiries
at every house they passed for cowhide Hs finally 60
when Marshal Ictt turned and arrested Gainos. Ger
then came forward % asst In protecting Mr. Joe
| and he arrived safely on the ferrybolt.
ON bo way down The crowd seemed determined on vic
lence, ing OUT "lynoh him, - "Cowhde hin, "Esu
him. and only deferred by the determined c,nduc
OF Mr.. WaInock and Marshal let
Gaines Will be tried 10 morrow at 10 o'clock, befor
Mayo Foley, who understand, has expressed deter
mnaOu h put stop 70 ouch Thls Gaines bocam
notorious master OF Margaret negro woman wh
murdered her little girl rather than her returned 81,
vcTy. We presume he will receive but little sympaihy
Cosng,on, for he regarded Ui,h great conemp, By
honorable Kenuckans for his Conduct in taking M,rgare
away secretly from Frankfort and selling her down Sodh
when he bad promised the Governor Of that Safe kee
her 10 await requsinon from Governor Chase, on
breaking bis own word (Which was IOih.ng) bu, ais
causing the Governor OF kentucky break n.s ami thu
bringing disgrace upon tic STATE
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CofSIHg Sxw.CrSTs At THE Nrvr.-The Pbill-
hciphiR If tnyp tho demand tho pieces IN
that city unabaiod. OF the mode Of making this
The mat u says
Tbefe al present nine presses engaged in'maknF The
Impressions upon this coin FIVE mills are aso in
constant operation forming The rim on the coin previous
receiving Tho Impression These last named machines
The time at present, however they engaged
upon the cent cxcusivcy. Abort ore hundred pea
sons In ell conanily engaged In The operation Of the
and at tho present time tho whole force employed
90 i've cent? Zach Of The presses throws OF eighty ss
ass. per minute. At this tsio working from nino
ocilck A. NJ til three O'Clock Y. NJ The nine presses
throw N each day the OF t27sd 30 In cents that h
providing he presses ore keps going regularly Sixty
thousand dol ss Of this coin, six mlon pieces were raid
ont On Monday and Tuesday and orders are sil coming
In from All OF thc Union from tho south and
southwest where to old cent obj slned circulation
low est prices there being graduated 70 the rao silver
coin. from present nocatons the old cent will bo bur
RED OFT Of and out n sight, even sooner hs1 Eerc
lhs FS.al Spanish ,rsct1s 81 dollar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-07
A Grand Tournament Ia Richmond.

from the Lichnr nd Wing. June 8.
Tho Epigpt rtmpars OF Richmond Cummandery, No. .,
viii doubtless treasure in their ores through life tho
interesting events with which they conuectod yeer
day In accordance with the prc arranged plans Of the
order, the Knights assembled at Masonic Hall IN The
rr and proceeded 10 the fair grouris Each knight
mounted richly c2paIlsoued horse and himself
alfred In the beautiful rcfaa OF the order. Tho process
SIGN numbered about eighty knights. Including depu.
aton from Petersburg, and formed truly an attractive
spectacle.
Tho weather was prorions though TIE apprehension OF
rain doubt restrained many pcYsors from vcEturing 30
the grouIds The clouds however, which noa,ed
city and cccnionsly intercepted the sunlight, increased
the comfort OF those who attended by warting on in
tervals, the caorifc No. ~ ''od SOL" Artificial proec
tors, however, were qe servccabc, and the seats ap
popraed 10 the spectators al ooncca ed lhrcng
Of lovely women, umbrellas, silk, men, shades, boz
nets, children aud calico The sight Of this radiant
bRge suitoicn, compensation for dusty walk u
place OF The impending contct. Tho knight Tcmpsrs
ashal,d into line front of the spectators the
opposite side OF The horse track From the judges sani
which occupied on thls occasion ~ the dgGtaics OF
the order, 4 Sir JJhn Dove delivered Oraion which
we were 70. near enough 10 bear but spoken % In laa
datOry terms.
The seventeen knights who had entered the Is,s were
then horaded by SIR Thomas p. August, and received
charge cuuched in the beauty and pcrinency Of language
which that geDtcm readily and eloqnensy COM
msnts The eagtTness OF The assembled hrong be-
San nantes, itsc and II might have been faf Of each
gallant knight he wheeled of 10 prepare for the
his "sonls IN arms and eager for the fray
The eyentful moment al length arrived The signal was
gwen and on dashed the rs knight o, fan speed towards
The Suspended ring which he aimed 10 carry III his
poised lance He only dislodgcd H. however As be shirt
cd past ADD continued his circus, around The course with
fackened speed until arriving et the starting point IN
The meantime another knight rushed forward % secure
the prize, and thus the contest kept up until each
competitor had thrice essaycd N "take the rag AZ
each sucoessfu ult the brass bard struck up popular
Air, bot when unrcy knight shot pass without corning
be ring, the crowd iDdaged In a burst OF laughter
al hs expense. Only two kngitsSlr r. Mitchell AMI
sr H. Barnes, or Peersbnrgcarrlcd OF the ring .hrcc
times. To decide which Of these should be prucl mod
the victor aRoihcr Ilni or skI became rp--glsi,e
Inc Following Is statement o. The rosuh o; the regular
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Tic HEoIp y aborins 70 prevent, the warrant hSon-
aoes huD gong 70 Newport Saratoga and ,he o;hs- summer
resort financial swindlcrs and moral barkrsp;s What
ever natural advantages Of mineral rp1rrs good
bathing bese places may afford, more than
style Of proceedings carried Gamblers aud bacsleg-,
counterfeit counts, and ba-bers apprentices converted in
10 fore an noble ladies With damaged characters and
mothers with rsalesbe daughters he lions aud hon
heroes and bsroinos OF bosc fashionable resorts
establish Fashionable reputation by visiting these resorts
and not fe~ OF 70 avoid the incrtang familiarity OF
The butcher ard boxcr The 'do Of Life 6; these PLACES u
The males spend the tine n, Billiards, ten rns tar.
room Ioaeng drnsIs smoking and PAYING uIsoellsoesus
day In uHpsJ for finely gorge themselves with eics and
and osher ash drink wines, dance every night I'LL
g, indulge In hga pressure frtatons, fail IN with
peTameS aad such Of er az have any char.
scter 20 lose frequently oonrvo 90 leave baLind them
As 80 the CT 81 N. summer rurranns on ,hs heath
at these places IL sufficient IN lay the found.
stor OF consumption, dyspepsia, and many other dis
eases ~ the Jest new .asca medicine prvfcsse. 10
Packet together cose barrel Of nan crci sccrin-
W crowded gsrrets, nviDg dccayed e.a5es and
txotbie and vllsnous compound for which three prices
are chargedspcndng Tie night a, Germsn daGces, cham.
pafuc Of New Jersey manufacture end going 70 bel wh
aching bosds, svcerng bccs, and nightmare stomlehs,
The OILY wonder Is hai hey hOs oct 70 the ond u TIC
oespsred with als style CT doing ihin-s srm-or tour
smoor The hills snd streams whore "rosk wool and
water abound and nature invites her eaIioi ch:rcn 10
her frcsh nnd1ounteo1s bn7o like paradise 10 The
Other place or Hyperion 20 saiyr.
NO regard ever had ~ these consieraons 30 long ~
any p,aos "fsshionsbe', viii DO patropsed II the
HR1tnear only convince Mr. crrndy that the goddess
fashion hs8 departed from these sbrincs re vii desert
them, too aId The whole tribe OF Smiths Gnd Shocks will
follow. n tod that Stated leland or seguu Point the
fashionable oc7hy they would rush there &eepte Tie
quiiocs. cheers and yellow fever.
10 Tact ttbre no bcrtrD Ike that o. fashions vosacs
There 10 SHAPE from that ~ hickory pole 20 beer
barrel or balloon ato which they will M, transform tho.
slycs AZ the woro q COMMAND Though UNEQUAL 10 the
toi of hemmlnE pocket hanikcrcher, or lclltg uhem
fefses 10 sandw1. they oxpecd AZ much physical roE
or q. the polka IN night as, properly eocssn.3oJ,
veulc turn grist MIL or propcl q hcomoIyc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-07
MARITIMEIHTRLLIsBaCB
Port of new York, June q, 1857.

Fort Oh new hork, June u, 1871.
uEARYD.
Ersn.sh.p Ylortia, crowcl. sayannah-s I. x,nAin
Sesnship Marion, Foster. Charcs;on-Sronord rilssoc
siearnsh,p jamestown, Farrish Norfolk Ac-rua... A
Eiesnsblp Falcon, Brown, Boston, W goHss
hhip old colony, low, ran francsco-J j Earl a Co
s,p ssore n.h Gr1caer II0ng Kepg.crooher Warren.
fhip Morning Light lpr), gilles Lverpo5l-C C3finpeu
ship uny Numbering nuiar, ftverpOni-Tsyiur Merrill
Bsrt Meridian tbron) Bose, DEMONSTRATING Muller
BARK W Brookmsu Rroohmsn. New oresus--sssn,cu A
Thompson
Brig Courier (Hor IIavrand, Cronslndt-Fuuch Mrncfe
brig Three Sisters, Robinson Cct,c-N Place.
Brig Caroline. whleeeIry. Aspnwsll-Psnarna RR u.
a ssSns 81 ss spas SooI ssssaso
Brig Morning Light tBr) Fritz, st John, Mp Ncvius 4
Bris c Nichols Lopd, Ei.ase.hpor,- 3 p pucs 4 %.
Hfig Cotton, Evans sacbias-Msyhew, Talbot A 90.
scbr Evergreen, Hllcsl-y Tnrnplco-wske Mss.
schr May Qus~n tpr), Taibol BernudY- wcs,sn firth
kchr Empire orr bradshaw, ~ Johns. MD Devote
sshr fosri ~eservei', Assagcrda Bsy-Mccready, Not,
schr Raleigh, Horton savanpah--D q Murray.
s ss,r C Cr.n,naw Mos Richnond-C y PIcI,on
sclr Cumberland, Chase, AierAndria.
schr whlrlwind. Chase, hiessndI Coal %
schr Mississippi. Trass, pspgsrvT ssn!t9rd.
sobr wolcot,, Packer, Bos,on-Day,on srraerir
ncbr Tryphens. Maxwell. New Haven-R j Gooduin,
Eesmer Nebrsska Mclaughlin. Baun,ore
steamer Wescnport. Berry. Portland
sesmshlp wsAr Witch Ts surseSi Lieut. Lowell Nor.
snS Bsis geos, facier Liverpool, esys WITH mAsc asS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-07

IMPORTANT DECISION on Run or px
c7iisUR--Tucge Petit, Oh Inrsna, rendered dcr,lou
on the 6h IN an important case On b ef EXCHANGE al
lafayette VI cb II sustained law will have y, lie
rial effect the exchange bu,iDcss Of ear banks ana
bankers. The case was founded upon biz Of oxcbanre
drawn and accepted by paJtes IN 7sedo sDd dlsoo1n
by bankers IN lafayette, for the ACCOMMODATION on tho
holder, alta considerable shave the h0ider en-
beng required 70 the blu. ss Cendiuou a. s being t.Len
The bill moi paid at maturity The brokers cau,s bac
on the endorsey for payment who set up te Plea a uary
H. defence The Judge charged That the fact ihsi ,ae ~
In required the endowment OF the holder OF the III
now the defendant 10 the sui-msde the transacn la,
OF vcy 20 him, aud not gale OF the bill aud
y usuour II more than six per oest were taken and ms,
they cauld not In any event find for pna, rar gsaa,or
sum ulD, tie amount paid by tben, upon Tho bI when
they recSvei e. and so that verdict must be rendered
sgsn IN plaintiffs for costs The result of The trial .as
verdict fo- the plaintiffs for the amount advanced nv
them upon the BID, without interest whatever and sean
them TF coet.
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Command Of the s,eamship Great Eastern

From the Liverpool Z iuritr, Hay ~
The managers Of ihe Great Eastern steamship are grad
uay appointing he principal officers to lake chsrge OF
that mas q ucent vessel The first appointment was that
OF CamaIp HARRISON 70 whom dcpucd the position Oh
COMMA der Captain Harrison 4 is well known, was
commander in the Curard Tcrvce at the time or MS ap'
ointment 10 the Great Eastern and ss certainly TO The
cred OF that company that should be the SCHOOL 70 train
an cfcer TO take command OF the noble ship about to be
launched In london In the appointment OF Saptah mar
y,son there can ba n,sake rs he IL an experienced
seaman and possesses sufficient energy Of character to
qualify him for his mporan, duties Last week, we unoer
stand the second appointment was male by the man.
ayers Of the vessel namely the selection u CHIEF oncer
10 e We next the rnmander Of the ship, and he O.
again IL satisfactory to know that the Cuna-d company
have found the Mr.. Prowse late chief officer Of me
Arabia has been selected TO fill. this Office, and he VIII
ip the Great Eastern chic! officer the first OF july
Mr. Prowse ,ted chief officer In the Cunard sevce
for two and half years The Cunard service has been
the Preat training school for officers FOR o,hcr compahes
Tho who bayequaed In this service TO be found
in the most important commands in the world In the steam
service the appointment Of Mr. Plowee 70 me Grea
Eastern adds but an additional proof the value Of tho
service and to the quality Of its officers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-07

VIRGINIA CHIvALRY IN MAEYLAND.-We we're
under the impression that our Virginia neehbors retained
all the chivalTy eztan; this side Of South Carolina But
seems Disiaken The Higersion Cirolicl. In.
forms us that grand tournament on Thursday
lat, near Weyerion. number OF knights culcrod the
list and competed FOR the honor OF Growing the oueen
OF love and Beauty Eloquent addresses delivered
Antony kimuc Of Frederick Gov ay tn the evening tie
affair was closed by delightful ball In the odd Fellows
Hall, which was attended by io beauty and intelligence
of the surrounding country.
Nor IL ,bs all We notice that grand Tournament has
been announced 10 como of a. Fair View, neir Clear
srfing next Friday, The aies ard gcuilem 70 Of the
country arc invited to attend Bravo Maryland puts In
claim 70 chivalry. Who Fears that we are In dan.
ger OF becoming Yankees F'-Sdlanore xreicdn
Adg "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-07
Our West Point Correspondence.
WET rorv1 June 2, 1871

Organization ef ne Board Of V.slse''.
Ths morning the Board Of Waters for NE annual or
animation Of tho Military Academy YVES organized
The following members OF the Board were present
Edward r. Bryan, NJ H. Mise, Ccionel Benjam's =. sa'
Ter, Massachusetts Major william q. Chase, florida;
Hon. Henry G. Deming, Connecticut; General Noble
Ederiin, Now York; Geo. VI. Houk, Esa. 0hiO Robt g.
Lindsay, ESQ., Alabama; Prof Oampe Eorati, " D., Of
Mary land Rev. Phelps, o. D., Iowa. Professor D,.el
Read. l. d., Wisconsin, and General Conrad shimer.
,f-'s
For purposes Of temporary Organization Col Butler
called 10 the chair. Upon nomination Professor Read,
MAJOR haze was chosen President Of the body Upon
n,naon of General Elderkin, Mr.. Bouk was appointed
Secretary.
,sc Sunorintsnen REQUESTING from him ctaicd r@nor
on the condition Of the Ac .demy ts progress plans of
proyemen and o,her matters which be may deem usef
10 The Board in nakng its examination After which The
Visitors retired The Library Hall FOR the purpose or
tending me examination Of the first cL-ss.
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CorrSrrpryrrrSe TTSfrvp SrIrrs 4

CONTRIBUTING UNITED STATES CorS-I ,ssy
EAti of I'VE >FEe1S-we were shown this morning by
Deputy United states Mssha jenkins the dies with which
two men, who day ia,t killed on the liar.
rkbErg and Lancaster Rsir iad, operated These tSo
men, viii be recolcctcd were by train, and
led 20 The belief that cir occupation has been
ccraiIed The dies for i've denominations OF coin
namely, 81 (uow and old style). S2x pieces, q pieces
and half dollar pieces Tho Marshal exhibited 20 us
~ GOO worth OF The coin, which be had obtained
together with the dee The money carefully doae up
In papcr.--{'Aladerphia Journal, June ,.
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Tpc contest 10 determine The lie between Sire Mitchell
and Harnes resued IN the success Of the foymer No
again carried Of tie ring, while h45 compel tor only ,puc
cd WITH his apco The nsme Of tho victorios. knigh
was thcs proca med BY tho herald ana hulsefcoadrc,si
70 me Z Strand eotnInaneer, sf T. AZ. GIL, who pre-
the presentation With suitable address 10 WHOM he
hoborcd rht appropriately responded 1hrs trrlna,nd
the ceremonies Of hc day tho ghs thon reorred ther
phasnx, returned 10 Masonic Hat and Dispersed 10 ore
pare for The festivities of the nghs The Exchange Hotel
and ladies' were 20 be towei 10 participate We ave eon
scquenly unable 70 sivc the e "oaecu m Iovs
or Beauty or OF o'ther OF The "As Of Honor mo 80
lection ~ the "ScoDd Maid 10 De ewarlcd bv Ia
70 sir Il W Wyatt or Sir J. H. DAVIS We have no Ioabi
that the bell was one OF unusual splohfor
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GrrAr NAL ReppERy At MAroox, IL1.-PRoRA

HiY :. IHGE AMOUNT NoSTy srorES.-The three largest
mails passing the Tcrre Iaue and on aud The Chi
eago bi aneh Of the Illinois Central aHroad, stolen
from the depot In this place during the last week. and
robbed Of their letters being carried about quarter Of
mile from the depot into the tank house, there rined,
and then thrown into the well OF the Illinois Central Rs
rosd Company where they found by OF the hands
engaged II work there. The Is In the hands OF
the Postn aster Dir Connolly or this place, who is using
every 20 rave what little matter there found
len N the sacks but owing 10 their being In the well some
eight or ten dnys requires very careful handling, the
matter being erurey pasted ana run together They evi.
IDENTIFY have been large letter mails and doubt import.
ant ones, ne they are the mails from Chicago 10 Terre
Baute and Indianapolis containing mail matter FOR Charles.
ton Paris Marshall aud Nncounes; tho other from
Indianapolis Terre laue, Paris Mar.ha and Charleston
TO Chicago, being mostly business letters &C. Of import.
snce.--Aatoon Ga.1ae, Nay23.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-07

RErLEvINrG WIFE DY HABEAs Courts, IN
E.SE The RuTR fSiiifsi says case Ike that which
has absorbed much pubic aitcui1n Ses York lately
has taken place In Augusta within hc pts, week II seems
that the daughter OF Mr.. Doran, Irish Catholic was
engaged in marriage TO q Nr hcComcricS, blue nose
Protestant The young LADY parents opposed the
match, because The bridegroom MT Catholic ana the
priest notified and forbidden 10 unite the parties Not
to be folcd In tbs way, Mr. McComefc and Mss Doran
repaired Ia Mayor IaIerfon With tie cert jcaos Of
their intentions, and were legally joined by him in mar
rage saturday last The fact coming The ears Of the
offended parents before neht the bride rcd carried
chambr that her husband coald have no intercourse
with her, MOI 10 be defeated In this way tho hush nd on
Wednesday last sued out witt OF repovn, which was
served 10y Sheriff Glbroth Ia due FORM who entered the
prison room the nrlehtcd go ami gave hur 10 her law.
fu, uoash Protestant hasbandE5Oor Courier, My 81,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-07

Bows UUvISsrry,-1te commencement. exer
CAGE or Brown University VII commence ruesdsy.
sept and continue fosy days. Tho annual Conveud5p
ofe Delta Kappa rpsa frs,er1sy viii be belt with the
tpbcn Chapter thursday, Sept ., 1887. he oralan
All be telivored BY Brother sdFsds Atwood, The
PRrfe-, e. no 1fe1
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NEW HAyrsurRx USrTED STATES Sr,ATops-
Three UnHej states SeDa'ors from New Hampshire have
died within three years, and all wilhelm on viz nossrs
NnrrP, Charles a. Atherton and James Bell
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sesmshp wsAr Witch d's suryeyh Lieut. Lowell, Nor.
fof. 81 hours.
AS Bss Ecas, raStsr, Eyerpool % ssJs VIII nasc ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

The champion Of q submission Of the
State Constitution to the people, IN
the Kansas Convention, was Judge FL
more, of South Carolina. Mr.. Calhoun,
the President of the Convention, aud
upon whom the duty Of receiving and
canvassing the votes Of the new organ
;zntion will dcvolve, is thus described
by the st. Louis Leader, which speaks
by authority in this matter :" Mr..
Calhoun was a citizen Of Illinois before
he was appointed to Office in Kansas !;
he went into the Territory Free
State man in his opinions ; was elected
as such to the Convention; acted as
such in it; was made its President as
such; was entrusted with full knowl-
edge Of his opinions with the powers
Of which these presses SO loudly COM
plain, and will certainly vote to exclu-
de Slavery from Kansas. These facts
we are authotizcd to state, and they
are enough to dlscredit everything
emanating from The Black Republican
press on the subject"