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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
Ia " LNZ,EZLIGENCE.
THE INDICTED CITY GOVERNMENT OF 1857.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-Nov. TO- Before

THE INDICTED CITY GOVERNMENT OF 1857.
COURT OF OYER AND AND TERMINER-NOv. ne; io--Bef'r'
At the opening of the Court this morning, District
Attorney Blunt called up the case Of Fernando Wood
and others stating that it had been specially assigned
for to-day and the defendants counsel had said they
would be ready.
Ex-Judge Dean sad he appeared for the defendant
Wood and would be ready as soon as he could get ont
Of another Court, where he had cause actually on
trial Mr. Wood expected 10 be tried alone, but there
was preliminary motion to quash.
Mr.. A. Oakley Hall said Mr.. Graham and himself
appeared for the Aldermen Of 1857 He understood
from Mr.. Buseed that they were ready to 60 on with
the motion TO qush but that motion, from the variety
Of questions involved in H. and the number OF deend-
ants each having very different grounds upon which
to move, would take considerably longer than to-day,
probably two or three days.
The Dstrict-Attorney OF opinion that these
were only pretenscs for delay. The Court was willing
to hear the motion and he was ready and willing t.
nnswei and he did not believe the case would take
anything like the time estimated by the gentleman
lie wished further 10 give notice 10 counsel upon the
other side that here being siMywo def. ndants they
should not put mp preense their ofcisl engage
ents elsewhere to prevent the case from being tired
II Indictment which tOe people wished u see
brought promptly 20 trial.
Mr. Hali--We see no necessity for buncOmbe Of this
Kind Your Honor; all ready 10 go on AZ soon a.
il will be convenient for the Court.
Judge Muen-It is unnecessary; | viii take 1t up
Mr. Dean repeated that ex-Mayor Wood would be
ready for trial lie Dean could get out OF
another Court.
Mr. Busteed desired 10 state in behalf of Aldermen
and Counclmcn Of 1851 whom he appeared TO repre-
eel that he actually engaged IN case IN
behalf Of the City Of NewYork, in the Court Of Com
mon Peas which would open AZ II o'clock, and could
not Therefore b. here at IL O'Clock to-day. He would
promise not TO enter into another proies engage
ment which would interfere, and suggested that the
matter he deferred until tomorrow morning.
The Dstrict-Attorney would consent, II the case
would positively 20 On then.
Judge Mullen decided to postpone the case nnt the
open.rg Of the CouIt Tomorrow, intmatInS that II
niust then 20 on positively.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
COURT CALEvDAR-Tms DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GEsERAL TERM.-Nos. y, 2j3,
10 to rs, 2s5, So 30, Al, a., -, 81, SO, 81, 81
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUT-PART I.--Sane AZ
ye,terdsy with the addition Of No l6i3 Part f-Sins
Yesterday, with the addition of No. 1893.
SUPERIoR CoURI.-NOs. 2fl, 800, lt3, 1884, 2e
$50, 377, 25o -
Counr OF CosNos PLyAs-Pasr I.-Nos. l90sl,
I5s2 1885 1886 1853 1860 1866 1864 1855 1866 1857 tls, 49,
1880 PART II-Nos 1857 1880, 1885, i7s6, 1893, 49, 49,,
1919 1871, 1871, 1873, 1892, 1886 s02, eos.
KINGS County CIRCUIT COURr-Noy. 1I.-So~ !,
$500 10, IS, iG, H. 10, 20, 81 2, a.
BReOKLYS CITY CoCRT-Nov Il.-Nos. :, ), ],
SCI q H. l3 II, 10, n, a. a, n, n, D
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
sUPRENE oURT-CrAmsrss-Gov. o.-3-9re JhIs

TIE rSfOs BANK nEFALCATlOS.
l. = u -. -. C.---.a. ~. 81. n "a IA

TIE rSfos BANK nEFALcATlOS.
Tee uuion Bork a., Garrett Mott, implicated, kr.
THIS il q motion 10 open Judgment rendereti
sgans, defendant by default for the sum Of Op
IL states that plaintiffs comnenceda sut against the
defendants lone Of whom il Jacob II. Mott, who was
arrested for derauding the Union Bank, and that at
the request Of Jacob II. Mott, time was allowed to
effect settlement Of the suit. Under the Impression
III At the sut was settled, Garrett Mott put no an
swer in and this jud smen was rendered against HIN,
by default On Saturday lat ne heard OF Il and noti-
he'd The other sce Of the for not serying his
answer and offered place the cause on ths calendar
Which plaintiffs -e refused Notice OF motion %
orn tie default was then served and II came mp tor
Leaiirg this morning. After reading attdaylts &C.,
the further hearing adjourned 10 Thursday morn
ing at@i O'Clock.
Before judge SUTHERLAND,
lHT OPENISG OF -ICOsD AtENi E.
In the matter If the opening %! Seconi ayenie-lo-
dav Judge Sth raud granted The motion TO confirm h
the report If tie Commissioner. OF Estimate AMI As
se-sucr.s ou this subiect.
Befors Jaarr CLEKAA
DECISIONS.
Francis W Leggeit at. John \. Van klpet et al; -
Motion open de II granted payment ot 7AV ' go
~, bur-l Il ni. aud : ~ costs OF motion.
BesHe Judse ISCR.HAN ,
10 the matter OF Levi r. Knapp, alunatic'-he eirel
Nr Nm. Mitchell inquire into and reP'' nPoh 'ne s~
ssrcrL TFRM-Nov lo-BefoEe Judge DAVIES.
Meyer at. Brds-. ~
The ri.ir,ia on Tho .sth Dec 1919 recovered a
Judgment sssn.i John TsyOr and no execution having '''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
SUPREME COuRT-Ci,y and County of New

SUPREME COuRT-City and County of New
AMoRY John ". Mcclure aud May 7. his wife Benjamin
Evans Susan his wife, Martin Cook, Erssus BTsneTd
Eisstus Brsneid un0r Robert c. Pike Mary NJ BrsiueId
Jossps stsncae, Mcbsel Kelly Reuben Ross junior John
neharIon AbrAhsu Charles w McoIes Joseph w
Lug Stephen Issins Henry Rowland Cza Cory Nichols
A. 49,. 10y simon G Decker, John + Crnnnshsrn Albert
ry 1nsNniah sullivan Francis q. Hare, William knishi
.s Dsyo M'nsn prond. David Henry, Cssres Burial
NJ W n hscssvcr of the Bowery Bank Of the City OF
r. r. De' mey hoinas fAnns sau, Andrew AoGow
m ..' "a road CompsEy Alfred Car-on, Peter Van
go 80 isn ~ ~ 'A.es aud Thomas Lyons. Katharine Toni2
son Aho w l"npsop.To tho eeioc ants above
and each Of them You hereby sunI ana eonred 20
sss~e 'nc sa' ~ tnis seton, which was flied in the
ono OF the Scis OF ec City and COUNTY 81 EsYol a, the
Sy Hal II thc 'S O. Newfork on .fe sh dsv OF Novem
cer lbo and 10 serve copy yor .,.uer .. ,hc s,id
compliant on ,ee sslse aer. tAci oao~ No Wsl ce.
IN the City of New YORK within twenty On .,ser H. s az
this summons on exclusive of the dsv Of 80 ~
Hyou fA % The aid conpls WI hin ~ ~
the plaintln IN this stn ei apply the Con,, ~,
demanded IN the saG u-Daied Nev.Yof. Nxt -
9, 1853 TIfERASsOS a 1prI ,elisef
nil isw6wTh t,sc,,xiinA 90. a.,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
Nrw PAnIsAS MAsn.--A Paris correspondent

Of The PhHqdelPlia Bulletin says:
"The fashionable clubs have got new hobby.
Large wagers laid on the exit Of pronenades per-
formed from one given point another III Paris, on
foot by one of the members of said cbs-the difficulty
consisting in the walking the distance Hndfolftd.
Thus it is not unusual 10 meet on fine starry night
number Of persons escoring OF these adye iuroa'
wiehts. 4 Mr.. de ST. R.vagered one thousanJ frame
against thirty thousand that he would walk bndiof-
ed from the Bastile to the Madeleine and after over
coming the numbeIe difficulties and obstacles sncb
q feat pre-ented, he succeeded in winning the bet,
having, very probably for the first time IN his Ae'
earned Lis u'ou.y by the sweat Of his brow.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

DEM NNSYLVANIA RAIL- RIO A ID. -
i The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
he Cs with Wes.ern North Western and South Western
States BY Railway direct This Road also connects
q PntbArgh with daily lines Of steamers 70 all ports on the
western Rivers and Cleveland and Ssndusky with the
direct cheap and reliable route by which rREi9Hr
Be forw srded 20 and from the Great West =
lATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
YrRsr CLAssBoos Shoes Hats and Caps, Books )75cen -
Dry Goods lin boxes bales and trlnks, Drugs lin 100
boxes and bales), Feathers, Furs kc............)
Ickins On original baes Drugs lin cssks Hard. 60 cents
ware testher (in rolls aud boxes Wool and Sheep 100 b.
Pelts, Eastward, kc.............................
1sIkD CLhss-AnVns steel Chans ln cehs 80 cents ,
Tobacco manufactured except Cigars or Gut, &C.
BouRIH CLASS Coffee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and
Pork lin casks boxes Estward Lard and Lard 40cens
Oil Nails, Soda Ash German Clay, Tar, Pitch, 100 Id.
Tous- " bbl until further notice.
GRAM A. 100 ID until further notice.
CoTToS bale not exceeding $40 ID weight, until ifurher
notice.
The Railroad Companies VIII advance their rates on
tsish, the West until Monday the 18th inst
shipping goods from port east OF Phadephs DC psr
ular 10 mark the package Via Pennsylvania Railroad" AL
oo 10 the Agents this Road Philadelphia
Pttsburgh viii be forwarded without detention.
TREreHr AeESTs-Harris Wormley Co, Memphis Tenn ;
y. SEES Co., st. Louis r. @. OReily Co.. Evansvlle
Ind Dumesnin Bell Co. and Carter Jewett, Louisville,
Nv: B. C. Meldrun Madison, Ind. ". w. Brown Co., and
Irwin 4 Co. Cincinnati; N. W. Graham Co.. GAINESVILLE,
Ohio Leech Co.. No. KiIbyst Boston Leech Co., No.
Ysh; f. J. Sneeder, Phisdephisi Magsw Rooms, Bala
more; D. A. Stewart, Pittsburgh.
H. H. HOUSTON. General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
4. A. SCOTT Superintendent, Altoona "a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Nov IO-Befors Jaas,

Charles s. Starkie was tried for attempting 10 pass
counterfeit 30 bill When arrested after he attempt be at
tempted swallow the bill but was recovered Verdict OF
guilty. Sente nee reserved till Saturday.
Patrick alters and John Centre pleaded guilty 10 al semPt
commit burglary the third Sentence postponed
McCune placed trial for grand larceny robt,es
man uamed Neoss Of % English soyeresns at emsfAnt
boa rdng house in Henry street Owing TO defect D the In
she acquitted under the Instructions OF the Court
Tn. Court then adnupsd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
Waifr Gnre.
TOWEN.

WATER CURE. - DR.. r. j. LOWEN-
w TBALs wa<T CuIe and 6ymnssiam, q; No iio
Bleethers, or> for The reception cf patents and
board~ Hycrs and eyrnas,.c Isamsn: be tAheh In
the establishment without board 0a:1oer pfseee attended
TO- For board.r who not patients, separsss dnAsf
kept O. O'Clock p
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

ASorBER SfAvFRY Drscrssros.-E. A. Hopkins,
for war OF words on the Slavery question: His ehal.
enee to the Rev. Mr.. Pryne, The gsntl'.msn Who
vorsted Parson Brownlow in discussion at Pn'IAde!-
phis, hls been accepted, and 1he Syaca~ Courier
announces that the discussion viii commence at Con-
ycptiop Hail. in that city, the evening of Nov. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

DID not AGREE.-The Jury, in the action against
the City Railroad Company for damages tried in the
Circuit Court, were unable to agree upon verdict,
and were discharged yesterday morning The name
Of the plaintiff is Joseph Mulhado.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
BROOKLYN COURT OF sEssIoNs-.Noy: Io---Befe,s

Judge MoRRIs, Justices SehoosNAkER aud EMMoNs
William j. Porter was convicted OF selling ilquor
without license; sentence reserved until Friday when he
naming viii be- brought up Michael Bake conyt-d
OF assault and battery upon William MURPHY Thom" Sayan
wao convicted similar oHense upon Oficer Fox g. Irving
pleaded guilty assault aud battery reserved IN esa
Thomas Dohery pleaded guilty 10 asau and ba,ty and
find Michael Mcclure tried on similar cbAs.,
aud the Jury failed sgee, when noc Ios.s2si wee
cred and be discharged The Court then adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

ATrEMpTED BURGLARY.-About I o'clock yester
dsy morning. girl In family at No. 81 Fourth street
noise in the house, and informed her mistress
who site listening and hearing noise concluded that her
fears goundess and sent the girl 10 bed In the morning
che found that bad been in the house. and had packed
quantity clothing ready take but did not take
them They took two silk dresses leaving the other articles uH
molestsd,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
NEw-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

HUDSON RIVER RRAILROAD.-Fro August
So 1859 Trains viii leave Chambeysst Station foowsi
Ispre.s Trains and p Albany and Troy Passenger
Trims II 80 and 1880 for Poughkeepse, a. m
sS $50 M for Sing Sing 10 ni, and o45 foI
Fssltin 1850 snd $50 The Poushhsepsie, Peehshs
Chsmbers Canal Christopher and Slstss Trains for New.
YeL cave Troy $50 and 1920 and 4:So and
On Sundays At / } D. m. A. Y. SMITH, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Nov io.--Beiore Jadss
BRADY
The AMERICAN BIBLE UNio> DfFIcutTiEs-iiBEL
Orrin b. Judd sst. james Edmnnds.
10 A yca "a hi

Plaintiff sues to $lO,OOO for damages 70 his
fair name reputation munster VI the Gospel and cit
zen through publication of article in The IoufsrEe Iosr
nal rejecting upon his character The plaintiff ptov~d
for two years the American Bible Union IN revising the En'
gl sh translation Of the Scriptures
some Misunderstanding arising him and the on
OF the Union bis services dispensed with.
Defendant denies generally the publication and the ALE ss,so
Of the complaint He also denies that plaintiff minister Of
the Gospel that he employed in the United States
Assay Office THE city motion To strike out portion of
the answer irreeyan which brought the beor. tho
Court was granted BY the Judge this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
fesal.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
II Of the County Of notice hereby given TO an
persons having claims against THOMSON PRICE late OF the
City York deceased to present the with vouchers
thereof TO the subscribers the Office Of GEORGE PRICE
No M East Broadway In the City of New OF before
the yihrd day Of April next-Daed New-fok the rh
.'' VI oS'' GEORGE J. PRlCE, lr,scu,or,
o2l iAw6mTh ELLIS l.. PRICE,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
County of NewYork notice hereby given to ell per-
sons having claims against CHARLES LAWSON late OF the
City Of deceased TO present the same with vouchers
thereof the subscriber at the store Of MARTIN LAWSoS
sixteenth day Of February uexDaied New the eleventh
day Of August 1855 HANNAH T. LAWSoN,
Aul2 laW6nTh AdnlnlStIllilt-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

FoUND DRowNED.-Coroner Bennett held an in
quest Yesterday upon the body OF found drowned
Yellow Hook He dressed in black alpaca coat cloth
vest brown aoon and cakin boots The deceased
about years age and feet inches in hight verdict Of
found rendered. Further information be
obtained By hduiripg Of the Coroner In wUtrecht.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
SufKEME SiKfS cf r vSrl SG0urElT.Westchester County

~ JAMES CLEMENTS, Psn,ih sgsinst GEOpGr COY
aud Eliza his WIFE, CsI0liue A. Dayton James l. b., -
Galhssn, and Chsres Smith Dcfndants Simmons r., -
nef-iCom. not scrvodl To the Defendant CHARLES r.
shfA-Sr: You aEc hereby summoned And required 10 an,
swer tke complaint In this sou, which VIII be fsd In ~.
edce oi the CLERK OF the said County Of Vest hester a Wle
rAfS, 4d 70 copy of your ssi com,
phint on ,he suescec at their office Fres.k in saa
county, within tw,fy days ster tc Of Shannon.
or you Exclusive Of the doy of service aud IN Won ri %
snswer the said complaint within the soscssd the p.n
% tts action viii apply the Cou lor ts eaef demsn
n the eCmpiaiut.-Dsted Jane ist 1858
r TRAVIS FERRIS Plaintiff t,iorneys
Al te shove complaint filed In the office of tho CIR. of
zoe County u Ncstcbes'er on the Sd day Il June 1859
"h"WIk' IAAYISS FERRIS, Pl.iu,f'. Ai.orney,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
DEM VANIA RAILRO d
L. RQIITE

THE
The Pennsylvania Railroad connects at Pittsburgh with rail-.
roads to and from Louis Mo- Alton, Gaena and Chicago,
III; Frankfort Lexington and Louisville KY; Terra hante
Nson Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton,
Spnsfed Beefoutaue Sandusky Toledo Cleveland Coum.
bas zsrssyie Mssson and Wooster, Ohio; also with the
sm packet boats from and to Neworesns St Louis Louis'
Vile aud Cincinnati.
Through tickets Cor the East be had at Of the above
mentioned places In the West
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
Passengers will find this short and expeditions any
TARE AS LOW AS BY AMI OTHER ROADS.
Zee handbils framed, in the hotels OF this city,.
Through Tickets fthss information, may be had ~ the
ence Of the .
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. ASTOR HOUSE, BROADWAY,
J. L. ELLIOTT Agent
For Euirsnt Tickets apply at No. Ba!teryPsce.
November l. 1858.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

LARCEsy.- Maria Jones sent 10 the County Jail
Justice Fox Yesterday for having stolen SO 80 from Frances
Badger residing at No. Lee Monday She
rested by Officer Lsttinyile OF the Fifth Precinct
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
BROORL wv ITEMS.

CsuIL LEcIuRrs.-The Rev. +. f. Hale Of
Boston, viii lecture next Thursday evening, .. the
new Chapel, Brooklyn. Sabee.; "Tn. He!lespon.,
or Europe ard Asia"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

FELL OUT OF 4 WISDow.--Wm. Wade, small
boy fell secondstory window of his fathers residence
Of York and Stewaraey Tuesday, and wa,
badly hIIt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
he complaint must therefore b. dismissed with cost.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-Nov. io-Bssore
Judge INGgRsoLL.
EMBEzzLING COUPONS.

The case of the United States agt. Louis Stern, who
with embezzng letter attaining Prasssn ooaponss
called norng but defendant being sbsrnt bis
coeuizsrce forfeited and bench warrant ssned r as "
The Court then discharged the jury Till "a" jd n'
when il Is expected Judge Nelson will be present.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

The Board OF CkSyIssrEs.-This Board he'd their
second meeting Yesterday, and canvassed far as the
Eleventh Ward. The retnrns OF most OF the Wards
were cent bsck FOR correction. The errors were al
easily rectied One of the Inspectors Of the I'D
District of the Sixth Ward protested against the
turns Of ;ha, District account Of irregusny IN the
organization of ;he Cauvasses. The matter was held
open sor inquiry.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

pEATH oF CHnD FRoy DRISErSG GiN.-Bayari
Surplass aged four years and x months son o; John
Suplass, rcsidirg in Division aven1e, near Tenth
street, died yesterday morning. from the effects OF
dose of gin, administered accidentally by his father.
For some days past man named Thomas Quigey,
las been living with Ia, family of Mr. Surplass and
yesterday morning early he apped TO Surplsss for some
GIN as he felt cold Surplass went into the store and
got Tie gin, when his attention was called by the child
calling Tor a drink of water. Instead OF giving the
to the child he by mistake, gave about gill of
gin which the child drank. As soon a. the mistake
was discovered Dr. Blan arhasset was called in, who
administered to the child but il died sbou. II o'clock.
The father states that in consequence Of having been
up for some nights in attendance upon sick sister he
was confused that he did rot know what he was
doing. The Coroner was not notified, DR.. Blanar-
hass # had attended the child, and inquest was not
deemed necessary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
Netu11ork daily Gribmae
KANSAS.

THE FORT SCOTT TROUBLES AGAIN.
CAPT. MONTGOMERY AND OTHERS INDICTED
MONTGOMERY SEXES THE UNITED STATES
COURT, AND DESTOyS THE INDICTMENT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-05
A Church Difficulty IN Philadelphia.


For a number 0. months past SERIOUS
diHculty has existed amoog the memher5 Vi
the Methodist Protestant Church, located at
Eleventh and Wood streets, Philadelphia.
The Ledger says:
"Tbe organization Of the church origina-
ted with the Rev. Mr.. Stockton, a humber OF
years ago, when bio was attached to the
MARYLAND Annual Conference Of the NJ. +.
Church, and on its first organization tue
rules aod discipline OF that Conference were
adopted. Some seven or eight years ago the
church left that Conference, and declared IL
self to be an 'Independent Free Protestant
Church." and up 10 the present time 1t has
80 stood. Many of the members, believing
that the church Was unable TO remain indie
pendent, have recommended union with
the Mary land Conference, while Others as
well as the former pastor, object to the move
ment, on the GROUND that the Mary land Con-
ference recognizes slavery. The contest has
been warm one, aud on Monday night
meeting of the corporators and pew-holders
was held at the church, to take some definite
action upon the subject The result of that
meeting was the adoption of resolution,
submitted by Mr.. j. z. Giunodo, by vote
OF 10 TO 5, which transfers the church to the
care of the Maryland Conference, as the
only means vi saving it from the hands ot
the shtrli."
The party 10 opposition to this movement
have applied to the Court vi Common Piehs
for an injunction, II prevent the transfer OIL
the property to the church named III the re-
solutloDO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-05
OIsIl'l AIRY.

DIED In Alexandria, on Sunday, the Slst day
of January, ANNE CORNELiA. wife OF Jas
l.. Chambe Rain. and daughter of Theodore \.
DAWSON, in the 26th year OF her age. The
writer knows iuIl well that a fiattering eul"gy
will not soo,he the dull cold ear OF death, yet We
cannot let one so lovely pass away from among
IA. without bret tribute To her memory.
Nature seemed to have been peculiarly lavish
10 the subject of this notice, iJr besides per
son that was verv attractive, she had dIspos!-
ton OF remarkable sweetness. Her generous,
atfectionate, and iorgiving spirit, Will long be
remembers by those who We're her piaynA'cS
in childhood. and her companions IN alter years
But above all these natural gIaces, she WAS
Christian. Early in lite She became professor
of religion. aud united herself with the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church. For tive years She has
had feeble health and during this period she has
borne patiently, indeed cheeriuIly, the suffering
incident to a most painful disease. For months
she has looked death in the face and anticipated
with calmness and composure the hour OF her
departure The promises OF the gospel were
her stay aud support, and she seemed 10 realize
more AMI more, as she approached the dark val
lev, the preciousnesS OF that Saviour who never
leaves nor forsakes his people. Her body rests
in the silent graye-that quiet home no longer
dreaded by the Christian, since Jesus mas hal
lowed il by his presence. Her spirit has return
ed to God who gave il, and with her white robe
and her victor palm. she has Joined that mutt
rude from whose eyes God has wiped away all
tears We rejoice in her perfect happiness!
oSsfe from temptation, safe from sins pollution,
81, iirtS whom We call d'1t.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-05
SlaYerY Agitation.

The Kansas Ledger, free State paper,
says
"Niggers is not the great bone of conten-
ton 10 Kansas, and those who cry out most
Justify for niger or no Niger hav'nt mo-
ney enough, as a general thing, to buy q
plug of tobacco with The real bone OF
contention is porcr ami tie $poiis; and the
poor niger is made to bend and tow to suit
the purposes Of these political demasogues,
that they may ride into power. and obtain
some OF the spoils- that's dH.'
This remark is as tue f every part of the
country as of Kansas. 1t Is not the real
pbilanthropists Of the North vino are busy
ing themselves 30 much with the slavery
question, but, with the exception of the com
psrstivsly few insane fanatics, they are mis-
cradle demagogues who use the slavery ques-
ton as popular hobby on which to ride into
power Here at the South the case does not
differ materially. The planters and large
shareholders are quietly attending TO their
business, while men who have no personal
interest in the institution, and depend upon
place and the spoils for a maintenance, are
stirring up strife and clamoring for dlsso-
luton of the Union.-StduHton Spec.