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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
SWEDISH JOURNALIST SENTENCED
TO DEATH AND PARDONED ON THE
STLEFOID

Mr. L;udslh the Editor Of the Faederl0Rda, Swe-
dsh ou,na was recently sentenced to death for having
published an outrageous libel on the character OF iier-
cite Meudelssohn, promiuen. Stockholm belle. A
Stockholm correspondent states, in relsion to the
yorpg lady:
every one knows young llenriette. She s eighteen
years od fair hair of elegant person and hiss eyes OF
deep blue and of poetical expression. she exoe.s
asa writer in prose as well as of verses aud nothing
can exceed the grace ard the besuy OF her appear
ence Before the ssrder to which we refer poisoned
her eliftence che was noted for her animation and
cheeifuLess and was passionatey fond OF amusement
and especially dancing. Her dancing was admirable
her manner bewitching snd the Swedish dislecs that
shs spoke gave additional cssrm to her converss-
ton. Iu one word she was a flower of the land snd
when the news CT the slsnier upon her spread about
abe became the obiec. of universal sympathy, the
whole coium of it falling upon the detraator.'
When the day Of bis execution arrived July :,
1873 this gen,emso seemed composed, sad said;
81 sm going 10 suffer the psn.lty Of death, wach
deserve; however, II shall soon bs male eyiiea
:" th.. at al events, was not q coward
lie then gave some oi the papers waich wee upon
his tsbe 70 the ,er gyiog hin some ovi7sts nsrac-
tors aoou. them and, having .skeu d letter sealed
with bisck fron ioe Is BE and concealed It 10 bis
br,sst, he proceeded wuh uplS,eripg steps to the
sosacd which wss prspNed for biu. Twelve Wit
nesses, Tqoi4sd b tie Swedish lev 20 be present oa
suoh 'ooesions, hGd aiy srrved. Ludaih Es1ds
were tied arc his eyes bAnda aged az ne arrived a ae
foot Of sosfod. IL, however, maintsnei his self
poses slou, adile"icg those srouui hin as f,loss:
Farewell, gentlemen. Take csTe to report my
dss,h sTd my repentance to those who were fanisg
With NY life"
Asoesdrg the fs.sl pls.f5rm lie hal a ssdy pu, his
feet On tie second ght Of steps when he f7t pres
sure, sud in moment his eyes snd hsrds were set
free. Hspriete Menlslssohn stood before him. Mr.
Lireshl, she said to him, g. l pndon you Mr..
Ltesh At orce ng upon bis knees before her, sni
iskpg tie letter which he had contested il MS bress
said:
M'dsne accep. your psniOG. Ny lss. though.
YES TO 'uplofe It Of your misuanimy aud felt sure
That you would no, refuse il, st least TO my grave.
iosion srt.o sfisr hSs cles ed the gres!et s.nss-
ton al over Sweisp.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
FROM WISCONSIN.
OF The n. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence OF The n. Y. Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, July %, ISIS.
AT this season of the year one can hardly fail to
suppose that the state prospect of crops will be
the mcst important subject of which he can write.
From whstever place be msy date, thousands would
be glad to Know in regard t. the interests of the
farmer in that region. Every acre now has value,
not Cnly in the eyes Of its nominal owner, but 10
the eyes also of tie whole country. The agrcultu.
raj interest is now fel: 10 be the prime interest.
In this region we 10 the midst of the whea
81 ID barley barses'. Winter wh,st has mostly been
cut. and the show OF stacks srOurd the farm house,
begins already to tell Of the gathered harvest. l
cannot say whether much more wheat has been
sown for his years crop than was sOwn year pre-
viCus. but the yield is manilestly much less per
acre. Winter wheat is good deal injured by rust
/ saw one fed ten days ago n suca condition on
This account that the owner would not Undertake !"
harvest it, Barley is very poor heresbouts In
many cases the Yield VIII hardly pay expenses OF
culture Esrly soHn Spring wheat Is also suffering
from blight and rust The late eown looks well.
Farmers on the prairies are just beginning 10 cut
their Spring wheat. That in the openings has
mostly been gathered. The oat crop promises well,
Though in places il Il affected by rust. Corn VII
weld perhaps on average crop. l have noticed sew
slftlds on new land which were all thar could De
wished. Potatoes are not likely To be abundant.
July has been a dry month, and this crop has not
had the requisite moisture.
There Is tendency to magnify the unpronisng
features of the harvest, and | have no doubt that
uapy reports of failure, blight, &c, are exag-
eerated. But the truth remains IN regard 10 the
r,oion between mere AMI the southern line OF this
State. through which | have just BEEN travelling.
,bot the crops will be considerably less than those
Of last year, with the exception Of hay sud oats.
With such prospects aud Tue low grice ei gra.n
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
THE YELLOWFE YER IN PHILADELPHIA
Eran 1Ae phaaSarhis Leta.r u ys..erely.

Mr. Dunn, the nigh, Inspector, who contrscted SEX
re,s while on board the bslk Elizabeth j., was Nsilsu
ve.ter6ay by nby,icisn from New Orleans, familiar
with s phases Of the dreadful scourge yellow ever
ard be, We M ierstsnd, sts,es that Mr. Dams esss
clearly one CT yellow fever. At II o'clock Ny Dunn
wss rather in 8 sinking condition. ..s
Tire Elizabeth J. Of which Mr. Dunn CONTRACTED
TIE disease, was taken TO Cooper Point, " j., ye,-
terdsy mornire, for the purpose Of being fungsted
but al later Ierod Mr.. Hughes, the Heilth Ohcsi'
wss directed 10 have her towed back 70 tne
docr after the horse hss been stolen as the vessel va
krovn to have sickness board after her srrss
the .zeto end slso that the mate OF the vs''"'
OF yellow fever during the voyage f.h.I.
Ur DloTp VITO wss scti1y IN "" P.as7 - Wv W."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
THE LATEST NEWS,
RgCEIyED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
The Fate Of LeComptOn, Junior.
LEAyENwoRTH, Kansas, Aug. 3, 1853. !

Via BooSvILLE, A1g. a, 1858.
At the election yesterday, the whole vote in thi,
city on tie proposition for the admission of Kansas
as State was l,7i9, Of which l39 were for having
the proposition accepted and 1910 for having tho
proposition rejected. This is the largest vote ever
polled in this city. The election. with the eIcep-
tion of q sleht disturbance in the Second Ward,
passed of with the utmost proprety, and without
aty noticeable incidents. AT Kickapoo Precinct
there were 90 votes cast for the proposition, aud
SO ssainst it.
Gen. Harney returned to the Fort today. Bar.
y's Battery will reach the post to morrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
From Washington.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE n. I. IRIsUsl

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE n. 7. TRI3UsH.
From our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Thursday Aug. S, 1853.
The recent atrocious articles Of The Washington
Union in respect to American ILdiAns are severely
condemned by the Secretary of the Interior, aud
By the Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
From the fact that nothing has been received
from the Superintendent of Indian Afirs in
Oregon and Washington Territories, it is believed
that some wrong exists Shich has wrought up the
saysges to the late hostile steps. 1t is thought, in
charity, that the Superintendents are among the
IDdsns, seeking to restore pacific Relations.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
The Ministerial Crisis in Canada.

TORONTO, Thurstsy, Aug. ,, IN0o.
The Ministerial crisis still continues, and the excite
ment has greatly Increased t,-dsy. Mr.. Gat was
called in by the Governor General yesterday but mas
70 dsy declined TO undertake the formation of Cab-
net 1t is reported that Mr.. Cartier, who was msn
her Of the McDonald Ministry. ia called n 70 form
Ministry. Mr.. Browns organ, TIE Globe, attacks
the Governor for not dssolving Parliament lengthy
correspondence, in writing, between Brown and the
Governor. was produced ir Parliament last night
Mr.. Darcy McGee made great speech, condemnins
the Governor General, and supporting Mr. Brown.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06

EyEs.HAsDED JusTIcE.-M the Court Of Special
Session. yesterday before Justices Brownsll Osborn
ard Quackenbush, one Adolph Tsne, whose trisl was
postpcned en- Tuesday, was tried and convicted OIL
keeping house Of prostitution and female slave den
III. bssemen, No. - Centre street, and sent to ths
Peritertisry for thiee months, while John Wills was
cent to p,ison for the same term Tor stealing brasa
XIV worth ten certs and John Boysn for Elk MONTH
for stealing four cent?, and knocking quantity Of
,rcies ou of the hands Of person 1ho was countiog
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
Canal Navigation by Steam.

ROCHESTER, Thursdsy, Aug. D, Ioos.
There wa. meeting of citizens this afternoon and
Committee of thirty was appointed to receive Gov.
Kirg and the Canal officers, and tender them the nos,
pitsites of the city. Toe party arrived at 7:io
o'clock, ard will leave tomorrov with delegation OF
citizens with three steamers 10 tes. the capacity OF
the canal for steam navigation. Much interest s felt
in the result Of the experiment.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
The Case CfDr. BiegIer.

ROCHESTER, Thursdsy, Aug. D 1915.
post-mortem examination OF DIR. Biegler by three
physicisns shows that tumor an inch and a haf in
diameter at the base Of his brain caused his dea,h
No appearance Of poison was discovered.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06

Tile Mont Vernon Ind Adc0ease states 'na' W.
Owen. health il such a. TO excite spprehenn'ns tas'
Re will rot long bis clos. :pp'e.s.a %
scier,ifc pursuts hss proved TOO severe ior eoa
,iOn never robust, and wboss natural detects time :'
an urfor,vrsts negItc: hsvs confirmed 80 a''p'ss>
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
BOWdOin College.

Boston, "Wednesday, Aug ., IeJs.
AZ .he commencement a. Bowdoin College 10 Bruins
wick, Me-. Yesterday. the honorary degree of L. II.
was conferred on the Hon. VIM. Pitt Fessenden ard
the Hon. jefferson Davis.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
Meeting of Railroad Ticket Agents.

CLEyTLAND. Thursdsy, Aug. D IS1S.
4 meeting Of general ticket agents wss held here to-
6sy As nest Of the Western roads esusa 70 scluieca
IN the arrangements OF the last Cleveland Conyentou
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06

Mr.. Forencs's benefit II fixed for thh evening a.
Wsracks Thester. Her claims upon 'ne Pao"c ~'
b,sed upon finn foundation Of real 'aen' sna p'a'',
worthy Industry and ought to receive mo" generous
ackpovledgment
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
To the Associated Press.

To the Associsiet Press
WAsHIsGTos, Thursdsy, Aug. s, 1853.
The steamer Fulton. which came fom Norfolk
without going into quarantine there B to bs examined
by the Washington Health Officers, 10 conjunction
with Surgeon Of the Navy. 1t is said she 10 gong
to receive thorough repair at the Navy ard ana Will
A patent has been reissued to Mccormick for ian.
proveTent in his respng machines.
The New-Orleans mail was received By the new
route o-day in four days and halt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
Arrest of De Riviere at Savannah

SAvASSAH, Wednesday, Aug. 4, 1858.
Do Rviere has been arrested a. the instance Of COL
Blouut, and lodged in jail in the absence Of bsil.
Mrs. and Mics Blount it rumored sustain Riviere.
S.v,SNAH, Thursday, Aug. s. 1858.
De Riviere has been discharged from custody.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
Philadelphia Stock Board.

PHILADELHIA, Thun day, Aug. D. 1913.
Stocks hesyy Pennsylvania State Fives' esi; Reaa,
ing Rsilrosd, 2i Morris Canal, g.; LOrg Island
Railroad, L.; Pounsy lya1s Railroad, liz.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
From Albany.

ALBANY, Ilursday, Aug ., Iele.
M. CALVIN Corr Stock took possession tthe Post
Office to.6sy Gov. King ard others started f)r the
West 70 dav on tour to exsmine the We,t,rn D'!-
fiCr Of the Cana, test steamboats,, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06

The slsveholds:s Of Dorchester County, Nd, arc
c.n,d 70 en- adjourned meeting q! Cambridge on tho
OH net. Property is supposed TO have locomotive
,sudency IL that quarter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
A ,Eur.,ercr sentenced.

IOITDo. Inursdsy, Aug , ms.
Michel Besu6in convicted Of tbe murder Of Antoia
Freouelle in August 1881, las been sentenced this
molu!ug 10 be huag on tbs l',h September next
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06

Tie remains 0! Mr. John Gray, ls,s Warden Of ths
CIV Pnton. was Inferred yesterday in Greenwood.
The C,oysnors Of the Aims. House and other dghta-
RES attended tie funeral.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
The Tariff Disbursement.

Bosros, Thursday, Aug. ., 1853.
The creditors Of Lawrence, Stone 20. have sued
John w. Wocott for the recovery OF advanced
by that firm to operate the tsrf and which It is
sileged, Wolcot, retained for his own benefit.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06

-, r, tie Exchange, aud communicates 70 Tao
I1,mart Itis Lopsd thai Tie hsIt step VIII Dc
rsb, connecting with the Ancdcsn lnss sc'c''
'A' CHATHAM, c. W., THURSDAY Aug ., 1913.
Thar. !, great rejoicing bere at tAe success OF tue
..,.,.o cable Expedition. Two hundred dols's have
80 voted for srewotk, to celebrate tae occasion
"''- H,yIlroS, C. W, Tnursdsy, Aug. 5, 1873.
c,,,op, are firing here, and there is great rejoicing
a. the successful lsyirg Of the Atlsrti' cable, 1870
TORONTO, c. W, Thursday, Aag 8, 1873.
-, =, ,bs suecesslul laying Of the Atlantic
o.bs !, IN everybody mouth here, and srs't excite
Ger. prevails. There has yet been no public demon
a.r.,op . political matters ergrossiDg 80 much atten-
Ton Gov Head has telegrsphsd Cyrus W. Field,
oOusrsua,iDg him on the success Of the enterprise:
RU1LASD, Vt Thursday, Aug ,, lS)S
TIE news Of the successful laying Of the Atlantic
cable Is received here with feelings Of suspicion The
Rn,,ond Courier is out with the dispatch in an extra
b.. very few believe word Of 1t.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
Chic POiiiiCS.

CiScNNATI, Tharsday, August D. ISIS.
Tie Demo rate JngTes ions Convention a. oium
bus 70 day renCminsted tie Hon. :. s. Cox for Con
cress oy accismsiior.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
Suicide.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Thuredsy, Aug ), 1858.
Uerry d. Newki'k, tailor, from Nsw5ursh, n.
Y committed suicide here last night.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
Fro, The Ereniro Post.
UTuv ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE Is
@-~~' IANDING"

Such is the startling intelligence which reaches Us
iust AZ are going to press. We fed it difficult 10
bsisye The report r recent events have prepared us
Tor y.ry different result and ye! the dispatch comes
to us through our regular agent, who would not as
IA nuts unlikely. II the few coming hours shall con-
6rn tie inspiring tidDgs and the cable is Landed and
10 working condition. all other events that may happen
through TIE world on tbis day will De tIhss. -,
beat to single pulse dfrom that time forth forever
rnore ths Continental divisions of the earth viii 10
u ess IRE lose those conditions Of time and Distance
vhsa now mark their relations one 10 the other. But
such az event, ike dispensston Of Providence,
shcv.i Le fist Contemplated in silence.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
Missouri Election.

81. Lori', AVg. ), I53
Tia feow,g s7e re re.u-rs o. tee escli5r .5r Coz
gress ss f.: areceive1;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
From The Nevark Daily Adrer.i'er.
TIE GREAT EVENT OF THE AGE

TIE GREAT EVENT OF THE AGE
BY our telegraph dispatches TO day j. will bs seen
t.a the gre at Of the age has been successuly
aocen piished, by toe lsyng of TIE ATLANTIC IELE-
GPAPH CABLE the Uni,ed States steam fgste Mag
ard the Britsh war steamer Gorgon having atr yet
n Unity Bay, and the cable, the working of which
ID pe,fect s being landed to-day. We are grshad to
announce this triumph Of SCIENCE when is destined 70
o,L Worders in the world and ia decidedly the lead
irg event of the nineteenth century. We have barely
& TO refer to IT, with the earnest wish that the Aga
msnpon ard Valorous will succeed IN landing their
erd al Xaentia Bay.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-01
~IoNNABEL'S
OF LINE.
New ORLEANS. Seu44unhpr fst ~

New ORLEANS. September 1st. 1857.
Sn'.-fer:nst me II jngIte your attention
o the following in relation 10 The rttaau:act,t
ing Of ki-oULFIiiTE or LIME. which
rem the first discovery oI the valuable g,r.o-
critics 1t possesses as a dcpt#atiye Of caf,e
ttt'ce u!t'f THIS tIgz1e. ! have prepared ut the
New Orleans CAeut:oal Works. in larger
Quantities and greater strength than any
timer establishment. My laboratory con-
aims every requisite for its preparation, and
neither Saoor+ care nor expense IS spared TO
render II every Year more worthy ofthc ex-
e11siEe patronage with which ) il has been IA
'oFed. laval manufacturers have entered
nfo competition with NE in vain nv
B1-ss'ptiite having, as the snty,,jn4d +e:,
ltnoniais from leading city Journals viii
now, always coran5a4ded from ex1,eriencat
Planters the preference.
1t is unnecessary to remind Planters. ~.
they are already aware Of the fact that fh;s
>-su'phlee Of Lime, when proparIv used
IS to produce a beautiful white and
yellow cfrFsta!zea sugar that always car4-
tHands Inc hlshest price il this market, and
ft1e very best recommendation it aas, f,avt.s
"lth,h esterta and other buyers is t5a" fact al
IT'S having been made with Donnahal:s Ri sui
i'fiita, as they consider tfat a guarantee
against any loss in weight. and are aIwars
Nltline TO pay higher prices for it. The
Hlsh IeE'tite and favor in which Planters gen.
efat'y zhoHd fFals Bi-silpilte, is. So r,uch=a
matter 81 notorletY that it is quite unueeessa-
r. to publish here and Of the tnauv fla tiar;.g
testimonials received daily from those VIA |
nave used ii. and Invariably succeed havond !
1heir most sanguIne expectations irwpot onIv |
"'ak'hs the best sugar ever previously made |
oy them, but also realizing the highest nrieeS |
with less loss IN weight than {,v anp oif,ar !
process. Already large orders are on nv
books lot the. aplrcae hi no ro!jina ssoaso. ny ~
wisely taking ADVANTAGE al ,;nrss
20 as 70 nave 1.-THE comnenceneatof sugar
making a snppIyon hand.
as there y not South Of PHILADELPHIA 50
eSfetsl1e and com leie an establishment as
ne New Orleans Southern Chemical Works.
'o] one II any manner comparable to it in
'p"'i'y 70 manufacture With the greatest
1esFalsh and Of the strongest quality The b.
ointi'te ct Lime. | am compelled to inyise
ee orders Of Planters in advance 50 tia, n,
disappointment may be experienced b. old
nc" customers when sugar boiling cons
aences. go - 7 ~D"
ile best and stat1rchest barrels have been
FovIded Tor the Bi-sulphite they are r,ar.
f'teed not 70 }eak.at1d when returned will
e sei''ied ana shia5ed aud fftY cents each
iron! the price.
Ftan5e.s shoald be particular in ordering
aoiieli thair-n1efetlants to sreeify that rnne
H. boHnabefs Bi-suIphlite be sent to
ALL orders mast be addressed ]
Fl: Bo.NABEL.
eof1er iSatenezs and I'chnnpltculas ste.
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Q manage the affairs Of the

and generally to manage the affairs. Of the
corporation. o. " 81 - I'd
ART e This Charter shall continue fer
and during lles1term Of twenty-five years. t,f1~
lessasooner Dissolved By meeting. Of stocE-
holders, according TO the fifth section. Of tha
act Of the Legislature, No I31. approved
March 14th, 1885, above referred to. O o.tler-
wise and at is termination. or IN case NJ
insolvency, its affairs shall be Eiquidated br
one Or more commissioners, not exceeding
hree, to be elected by the stockholders.
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Baton Rouge Steam Ferry.

fs'HE MEM STEAM FERRY BOAT
l. asUNA sDUfTtT7' H~illfeare E}as <II1rassfsa
Ton Rouge at ! o'clock; i. n. during the 90 ~
winter months. and at 6 o,claek during the Summer,
md ply regularly during The day. An interval ot
nlteen minutes will take place between the trips from
either side. -
Tic BOAT will s.aave the Baton Rouge side on LEI
aast fr'l'at sunssown4 and relnain fve minutes only
w u opnes11e s1ae: after which rersoEs DESTROYS Of
CROSSING hsfnfe sunrise next morning viii be taken
over m s<itfs at double rates Of terriage, aeceraing to
~coatraet. 1851
s@~ 10 contracts willie raaHe for ferriaga BIZ The
year or quarter, but III order to suit the ton yanience
y {hpshSWttoSe business ar pleasure causes the fro
GIstent crossing OF either themselves or servants.
iiassaHe iasketso will be sold on the brat III oach.
ages of twenty-five fer Fo;sT dollars. being aiseo;nt
q tWenttzS per cent on The established rates. W.
fsICH'B MAR KHAN Co.
eH4&E fFopTfetorsz 4
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Our Gard for 1857.
MO 4 N & H e GT:TT

Having com ptefEd our varied and Ia~pe sto.z, =
Hardware. hJ dErsct ifIf'ortatt IONS fruIa E;r1oiaat.c "
and Tram the riasaaiacfnrfes Of the East. yt ts.r% H.
request che attention OF customer IL the n,talt !, a..i
Griee OF our sotHss; we wouii intsygn tfinse ~ ru~
friends who have dealt hitlerto in Sew 0rIran. -
Try US, daring The coming year. send us Your or,;erx
whet!ierfor-
Mechanics Tools 7aints and G.fs
Plantation Hardware, Waodsns,,,ra
House Furnishings. CosGacaapA osk,r,
iooAir9 Stoves, @ Fates.{ trti,l.. 10y
Castings and fron, Tar and vttrnc,t;n.
and ntaeP articles mere Definitely fuergto,,c< ,Iso
where. IL this paper and Ethe prices or nlul,tv If
~outgeotl5 do not Hfut it will not be- our fault,
hosTas & iEGrE9, Church street.
~opFo4itefhe I4arraF House.
ESEaEsasas. E'Eesssss:s
Halls Cane aud tttfoa,
Iunfsafd + MsHtag1ss, Baton IsoEse,
and tie Red Yankee Plough.
Or hand af9
MoSEAN j fTEGcEv
Nails and Cordage.
VI fought, tut Esa~ss-head and Aafse. shne Nails.
8enniIEa.
Hemp,
IarTtl and
totton, { F1age,
4lHw-tt4zea.
Ftsll-Iiacs,
Sas{a cord. ana
tfsaik-f;pc2,
French rad
Slaf!lna Irvine,
Ill., s@!n living 1T
afGsTAS : fIrerE7.