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Curious Incident in Nature.

Mr.. John Forney, of West Earl town
ship, this county, told US personally, tha
he has breeding SOW, which, on the l2tI
ints., had litter of 9 pigs. and on th
23d inst, ii days afterwards, had anotb
er litter of pig-, making IL in all
Three of them died, but a were still liv
ing on Monday last and are doing well
This is certainly the strangest incideut il
nature we ever heard Of. The numbe
of pigs is not so much to be wondered at
as the time when they were Uttered
What will our Na;uraiists say to this
Lancaster Republican.
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ARGUMENT LIST---for Feb. Term, 49,

Albert Leo as. John Merwine.
Timothy Vanwby rs. Moses W. Cool
baugh, Thomas Grafton and Jonathan Fl
Cotton.
In the d after of the Auditors report u
pom the proceeds of sale of the real estate
of Simon Heller, deceased.
John j. Frey as. Elias Bonser and
David Rhodes.
Peter Gross as. Conrad Driesbach.
Richmend Compton Us, Thomas Trine
ct. al.
James II. Stroud rs, Charles Colbert.
Henry Cooper & Co. as. Porter & Sayre.
Edinger & Marsh rs. Amos W, Marsh.
In the matter of the report Of the Re
view of the extension Of Monroe street.
In the matter of the IDquisition on the
real estate of Franklin Starbird, deceased.
John Merwinc Us. Blowers and Newell,
ct. al.
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JURY LIST---for February Term 1855

GRAND JURORS.
Hamihon-Jacob Klincker, William
EDgler, Simon Mixsell, John Williams,
Samuel Keller, Jacob Stackhouso.
CteSnuthiN-Felix Weiss.
Snatthfeld-Peter Wolfe, j. Depue La
bar, David Yetter, Abraham j. Labar.
St/oud-Edward Mott, Peter Keller,
James Ii. Kerr.
VI. SmithfeM--James Gunsaules,
Charles Albert.
IolN-Lawrence Fisher.
EIdred-Reuben Frable.
C0ol6agh-Jacob Spragle.
Pocono-Depue Bush.
ParadtSe-Daniel Calleyhan.
IStroulsburg-John Boys.
JockSon-George Miller, j ohm D. Frai
ley.
PETIT JURORS.
NJ Sn,itAfeld-Jacob Miller, Benja
min II. Strunk.
Smathfela--Peter Eylenberger, Henry
Tribe, George Miller, Thomas Brodhead
Poc0no--John Labar.
C1esmmhiN-Abraham Siglip, jacob
Greenamoyer.
.Hroud---Jo ohm n. Staples, Chas. Drake
CoolJaugh-George r. Smith, Johr
Gearhart.
Hamihon-John Fetherman, John
Fellencer, Ferdinand Kester, Amos Storm
George Bittenbender, Jacob Dreher, Sr.
Charles Williams, Peter Heller, Barne
Kemmerer, Adam Kester, George SDy
der. Joseph Fenner, Joseph Metzgar'
RoSs--Ja acob Bonser, Jacob Fellencer
William Smith.
PoK-Simon Heiney, Peter Gilbert
Charles Kunkle.
Iunkhannock-Samuel Mildenberger
JackSon-Barnct Kresge.
PdrddiSe--Thoma Trine.
To6yhanna--Samuei G. EscheDbacb.
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Lnsus NaturR.

The Village Record says that Mr.. Hen.
~ B. Graves, of Robeson township, Berks
county, who is engeged iu preparing and
stufing birds aud animals, visited West
Chester day or two ago, and exhibited
a wonderful calf, which be had obtained
somewhere in the country. The apima
was a perfect ''nOndescript'- having a
forehead like negro; nose like bull
dogi long projecting tongue; legs two
iDcheg long, and short tail on its back
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court Proclamation.

Whereas. the Hon. GEORGE r. BARRETT,
President Judge ofthe 22d Judicial District OF
Pennsylvania, composed of the counties OF
Wayne, Pike, Monroe and Carbon, and Abra-
ham Leyering and Michael H. Dreher, Esqrs,
Associate Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas of the County of Monroe, and by vir-
tue of their Offices, Justices of the Court OF
Oyer and Terminer and General Jai! deive-
ry and Court of General Quarter Sessions in
and for the said County of Monroe, have is
sued their precept to me commanding that
Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace and
Common Pleas, and Court of Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery and Or
phan's Court, for the said County of Monroe,
to be holden at Stroudsburg, on the 22d day
of February, to continue one week if neces-
Sary
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NEW
Express Advancement.
ezg GasiSss..e s-=z.
.A. EEzEE-i ;zas.ts, .;s,.

The Hope and Howard Express Com.
panys are now prepared to forward Mon.
ey, Valuables of any kind, Packages, 60.
with their own Cars, and special Messen.
gers, with dispatch from Stroudsburgto a
ny part of the world.
JOHN N. STOKES, Agent,
For the Hope and Howard Elk. Co:
Stroudsburg, Feb. A, ls58.-tf.
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a Hpavv Verdict

A verdict of SI94 600 has been obtain
ed in the Circuit Court at Albany, N. Y,
against DIR. Townsend. of Sarsaparilla
fame. and in favor of the heirs of Ruel
Clspp. Or. Townsend was bopdsman for
William Howard, the Trustee of the es-
fate. and the suit was instituted to recoT-
er $4,000.
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Green peas and new potatoes are said
to be abundant in the vicinity of New
Orleans. On some plantations the or
ange trees are putting forth their bios,
SONS and others are yielding an abun,
dance of fruit.
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In the COnrt Of Common Pleas o
Monroe County.

z GeSsSVNe John T. Bateman US Joseph x.
] SpsS Stroud
zssssz4ssse.a| No. Is, of May Term, 1851
Foreign attachment
December 3lst, 1857, on motion nf Mr..
Davis, Attorney for Plaintiff, the Court grant
rule for the Prothonotary to assess the dam
ages according to section lst of Act of 9Th of
May, 1855.
Affidavit filed for $50 paid on two notes
for defendant, on the lst of December, 1852,
with interest from aid date.
The defendant is hereby notified of the
above rule, and of the filing of the affidavit
as above.
JOHN EDINGER, Parliamentary.
Stroudsburg, January IA, 1S5S.--6t.
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DR.. Hall recommends, by way of pre-
veUtiou against taking cold, that persons
going out Of heated rooms should keep
their mouths shut" The caution may be
very wise and judicious, but what are the
ladies 10 dol
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Oswego, Tuesday, Feb. 9, 1858.
nEDeuuis Sullivan, convicted of the
murder of Joshua Hibbard, was scntcn
ccd to-day to be hung on Friday, the 2Dd
day Of April next.
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A student at Oxford. o., recently un-
dertoOk to frighten Dutchman, by con-
cealing himself in lions skin, aud rush
ing upon him. Mybheer siezcd a club
and laid the fools head open.
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It is mentioned that Mr.. Pbipps, Of
Hawkins county. Tenn, realized this year
an income of 100000 from the labor OF
SO negroes, or s4O0 to each negro. The
cost of supporting the negroes is not over
$50 per year each, leaving a net income
Of $3.50 to the owner from each.
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THE
Shoals and Quicksands
OF YOUTH.
Eust Pubiished, The 3d Edition.

SHSf kHDlRSHCUs
On SPERMATORRHEA or SEMINAL
DISEASES,-A scientific Treatise on the
treatment and perfect cure of Nervous Debil-
ity, Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Ennis
sions, Impotence, &c, resulting from vicious
habits acquired during the critical passage
from Youth to Manhood, by DR.. CULVER
WELL, member OF the Royal College of Sur
geons of England, QS27,) Licentiate of the
Hall, Qs24,) and 30 years Resident Prac-
toner in London: Author Of the Guide to
Health, "''Green Book "How to be Happy,
"Memoirs of Single and Married Life" &c.
This small. but highly valuable Treatise,
written by world renowned Physician and
Surgeon, points out the only sure and perma-'
nent cure for all diseases resulting from self
abuse, and is the only publication of its kind
written in benevolent spirit and by a sclen-
tifc man. 1t should be in the hands of all
who value their life and health and happI-
hess here and hereafter.
Price, IL cents, or stamps, at the receipt
of which it will be sent, post free, aud well
secured, by DR. CH. KLINE, No. 42O, lst
| Avenue, Box 1886, New York.
| January %, l85S.-9mo
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to the Cononer, the Justices
of the Peace, and Constabes of the said coun-
;y of Monroe, that they be then and there
ready with their rolls, records, inquisitions,
examinations and other remembrances to dc
those things which their offices are appertai.
ming, and also that those who are bound by
recognizances to prosecute and give evidence
against the prisoners that are or shall be IN
the jail IF the said county of Monroe. or a
gainst persons who stand charged with the
commission of offences to be then and there
to prosecute or testify as shall be just.
(God save the Commonwealth
MELCHOIR BOSSERD, Sheriff.
Sheriff7s Office Stroudsburg,
February 3, 1858.
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Gbc 1rffrrsonian.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1858.

tg- Bishop Waugh of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, died in Baltimore, or
the morning Of the 9th inst.
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MAR RIED.

At Weissport, on the 9Th. inst by Rev.
Eisenberg, Mr.. Jeremiah Williams and
Miss Mary E. Deahl, both of Strouds-
burg, Pa.
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ALIENS
GREAT MEDICINE.
THE ARABIAN PAIN EXTRACTOR,

For the cure of Rheumat atism, Dyspep-
sia, &C., for sale wholesale and retail, at
HOLLINSHEAD & DETRICK'S
Gothic Hall Drug Store
This is the only place in town where
this Medicine can be had.
N. B-Mr. Allen is the man who was
in town during the May terra of Court,
selling his Medicine in the street.
Janualy Z, lS5S.-tf.
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License Applications.
WomrOe County, So.

& 4s;;silils:;l svSsl. 1, JOHN EDINGER, Clerk
! gdssSj of the Court Of fQuarter Sessions,
--''-. in and for said County, do cer-
tify that the following named persons have
fled with me, in NY office their respective
petitions for Licenses, and paid the ad4
vertising fee, as follows. to witt
James Postens, Jr., Stroud township,
Tavern License.
John Thomas, Stroud township, Eat
ing House, at the StroudSburg Depot.
Witness my hand and the seal Of the
said Court, at StrOudsburg, this Sd day
of February, A. D. 1858.
Feb. 4, l86S.-3t.
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In the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Monroe County.

& FNShl George M. Stroud Us. Joseph
u BfAoSIR Stroud.
Ns'zzzzseesse==s' No. II, Of May Term 1851
Foreign Attachment.
December 31st, 1857, on motion of WIN.
Davis. Attorney for the plaintiff, the Court
granted rule for the Pruthonotary to assrss
the damages according to section lst Of Act
of Sth of May, 1855.
Affidavit filed for two notes Of $50 each,
with interest on one of them from January
18th. 1853, and on the other from April 18th,
1853.
The defendant is hereby notified of the
above rule and Of the filing of the affidavit as
above.
JOHN EDINGER PrOthOnOtary.
Stroudsburg, January IA, lS5S.-6t.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
Connecticut Elections.
HARTFORD, Monday

The vote Of Hartford for Governor Il AZ follows
Prs,t DEM, 1881; Buckingham (Rep. l 1.sO6.
Two Democratic Representatives are elected. one
by 800 plurelty, and one by 100 msiority.
Dwight W. Psrdee, Democrat is elected Senator
from the Frst District.
East Hartford, Wethers6eld, West Hartford Man.
chester, Glastonbury, Andover, Simsbury Norwich.
Stamford, Norwalk, New Canaan, Wilton, Menden
and Bridgeport have elected Republican Representa-
tiyes.
Hartford, Bloomfield Rocky Hill, Berlin, Bristol,
Middletown, Durham CornweI and Wes.port elect
Democratic Representatives.
New Britain and New-Hsven are divided.
The re,urns thus far Indicate large gans to the Rs-
publicsns.
M.-Tbe two Representatives elected by the
Democrats in this city are both Anti-Lecomptoo men,
One Of them is an Anti-Lecompton Democrat, sna inc
other an Anti-Lecompton Wing.
The Republic ans have elected ffty-fve Represents.
tives, and the Democrats tbrtyfve, far as heard
from.
The Republicans gain seventeen Representatives.
and the Democrats gain seven Representatives
The Republicans also gain two to four Senators snd
are sure of both Houses BY a large majority
Mr.. Buckingham, the Republican candidate tor
Governor il. without doubt elected BY from three
TO five thousand majority over James T. Pratt, Demo-
crat
m.-Eight towns in Litchfed County elect
nine Republican Representative, five Democrats and
one American.
Reuben Rockwell is elected Senator in the XVIII
District by 223 msjorty-a gain of 200 over sst year
The State will be strongly Republican.
Nrw-LoNDos, Monday, April 5, 1853.
Augustus Brsndegle and Charles Preptiss, Republ-
can candidates for members Of the Legislature, wers
elected by large majority.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
STANFORD, Conn, Monday, April 5, 1853.
The Town of Greenwich gives buckingham 3iS, and
Pratt 400 votes.
Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Monday, April S, 1853.
Bridgeport gives 2l8 Republican majority. The
Tenth Senatorial District is Republican.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
A TORPEDO ExpLogoN.-TAe Cincinnati Gdsatc

A TORPEDO ExpLosIoN.-The Cincinnati Gd:atc
OF the Sd inst. says:
I've are again called upon TO record ono OF the
most terrible attempts al the pepetraton OF vuiaa
Gus that has occurred in our city snce the Arsoe
torpedo case filled the public mind with hoffot Ine
particulars are follows:
Between 8 ard o'clock yesterday mornisg. an
explosion was heard throughout the building ooouPed
by the Cincinnati type foundry, which sounded Like
the shooting of gun, and minute after, MI. Pfior
p. Lee the engineer Of the establishment, came rua-
ming the stairs from the cellar occupied by the ms
cbnery to the room the first floor his person being
partially enveoped in flames. A fellow workman in
medistey dashed pail OF water upon MI L. and pus
out the tire when he gave history OF the accident
which came so near taking his hte. Mr. Lee wss
alone 10 the cellar snd had just commenced clesTnx
out the rubbish unds rneath orhbench used too tho
manufacture Of t!pe boxes, when ne was ioraoiy
presrated. and on recovering himself found that he
wss'bleedng plOfusey from the abdomen, and thet
biz left hand was badly shattered. Finding he could
not put out the tire with hand he rushed up airs
and was assisted by the workmen.
AN examination of the basement showed that tas
eXploi ion had been caused by torpedo apparatus,
anufactured from piece of gas pipe about eixhs
inches in length and inch IN diameter. Parts 0f
were found about the shop. The ends OF the pipe he'd
been filed with plugs of solid iron, over which otbsr
pieces had been welded and about the middle tbHo
had evidently been hole through which the explosive
material had probably been introduced. Whether Il
was filed with anything more than powder was aee
work bench to the depth Of half inch more, and
also into boards against wall adjoining, and oss
piece about six inches in length, was blown distance
of Cd feet into area underneath the sidewalk,
where it made an impression upon board 9 quarter
OF an inc n in depth.
"An examination of the person of Mr.. Lee showed
that his LETT hand had been almost completely blows
of resrly TO the wrist leaving the bone, and muscles
heshess He sso received two or three gashes across
the abdomen, several slight cuts in the face, and
very severe one the corner Of the right eye. Ar
L. was removed 10 his residence and Dr. Judkns sent
for who found it necessary to amputste the lett ana
just above the wrist.
lot course the design Of this Internal maobiEs.
placed where it was by the hand Of q tiend, ws 70
take life; but who the author of the villany 10 csa
only be copjectured. How long the torpedo had lain
Underneath the bench IS not known, as the rubbish
had not been disturbed fer the past two or three
months Mr.. Lee, whose life was 50 near being ssori-
feed has been a. work in the foundry most Of tho
time for the past ten twelve years, ard Wa a. n-
dustrlous, hsrd-wOrkng man."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
KANSAS.

The Const.,uticcal Cooycatisa me. 90 tho -oi o.
March at n mecca. Geo. Jsme. III. Lace sas eiec.ed
Chairman, ard S. +. Tsppsc SecEeta'y. There "Ss
some oppI s;!ou 70 Gen. Lane s. first, AMI two other
candidates were proposed, II beng thought tha. ihe
dsfayor with which he is regarded by me Aimn-s;is-
ton would attach itsef 10 a. proposed BE-
the body while he presidei over il. Lane received The
largest vote however and elected by acclsnaton,
bu; in lis opening speech he declared hs R:,uiiou
resigung 8. an eary period.
The Mnneola specuis;o;s were on Aani IN .Gl force
TO pIeyer; adjournment OF the Convention from tina;
niuch-sbused place. but Aeir efforts were u.!ess, ami
it was dec lied to adjourn to Leaverwolth where the
Convebtio- accordingly rsassembei on the 2jtA. Oa
TIA. day. the different committees appointed sfer
which Cen Lane resigned his position in the chair,
coroing TO promise anG Mr.. NJ. +. Conway was elected
in his stead The following are the Committees sp-
pointed:
OS Erfcrio>s-Ies,E. Harvey, Kapp. Swallow, wHst
on PrBLs Is>1Irr IrrrroNs-Mesr. Lyade, Maasoo Elic;,
Falsr Touey Any 40 stewart
T. Robert. sbur,l,a, Ashmore. winsn. and Root.
on MmulA-Mes,,s. R,chey. TODD, Reese, A'py, Mayo
OK fS.scT AID TAXATION Me..r,. wOodwoHh, Nj he'll,
Hea'q9 Griffith Mecaqan AID & {. k5ags
d, Adam. dams May Bg;e, ps5sam aSd winSSe p n.
Richie. Pr NIB Tbaeher Wood and Haire,;cheid.
On ScHspuLf-messIs. Soule Curtis, Hsmp.on Aai ou,
Sheppard Thsoher AID Barr
On PREAMBLE BILL RcHrS-A Mitchell " 0ot
Danori, Griffith BHet Miller And Stewart.
On ELECTION FRAsCHI,F-Messrs Fletcher Stewart KenIe
Brown. Allen. John and Conway
o. ExEcUTVE-Messrs Banscomb. Coioa, L. Ewing VII
ANS Teller Rcss and Fletcher
Os JtDici,RY-Mesu. T. Ewing jun, Emery Plumb, Doug
las Johnson. Ross sud NJ, Causlu.
ON NJVRIsPRUDFNCF-Hessrs Foster Pickering, Banso nj.
TWomhy l.. FIN Ri'chy and Newton
., CoRPoRsrIosS-Me.ses Douglas Root Webster Mle
Danford. Hou:ei.h snd Foster.
o. DrFNIs-Messs New-on, Baker Carpen,ef, Me
Ca SIN Wood Dl. Adams ana Gcodip.
On EpUcIIo>-Aes-rs Blake, Plsbury, Walden, Als IN,
F,r,irg Gooiaow am Mitchell
OA AORDisa>Cg-hes,r,. Conway, Array Beeer X NJ Hi9,
McCmcusn. ScuddeT aud Spriggs
Oh EARoILMKAT-Me,s.s GoOdin, L. Fish. Goodnow, Rose
and Griffith
There was discussion or the question of locating
the Capitol and the manner of obtaining the requisite
lard for lite. a proposition to Sproint Committees
on the Cor ustution Schedule, g., was voted down,
and the Convention adjourned to the Both ult.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
FRANCE.


Couat Persignys reagnstioo Of the Engii, Embissy
had been accepted. The Duke de Mslakoff Ps,iss Al
has been appointed "a mis- successor.
The accounts from various parts of France coin,,aa
of undue severity with respect to passports
II was said that il consequence Of dspa,che, from
the French Admiral, orders had been given 10 CT out
new division of gun-boats for Chiss and hat the
operations OF the Allies would be extended ss fsy as
Fekin.
twas reported that Count Walevaki hsd recei ved
other check the subject Of refugees ths; he had
apped to the Portuguese Government to expel som
Erecch refugees from Lisbon bu. had been met with
direct refusal.
CommeIcia. affairs throughout France continued
greatly depIesssd The railway receipts for the week
were the worst that had been known. The goods
tia.rs had absolutely nothing to csry.
II said that an hour before the Emperor. arrival
at The opera. his recent vis al the houses on the
Rue Ie Peletier, opposite the operahouse, were
coached by the police.
The Municipal Commission Of Paris have resolved
or comnenoing the public works on g large scale, 50
A. TO give employment to the operatives
TkS Ddi'y Ners'S Paris correspondent says it was
runored that the Count de Chambord had resolved
to abdcste all his rights and claims in favor of the
Count de Pans.
The Paris Bosrse had been frner but declined
slightly on Tuesday. Bresds.uffs dull and lower
The transportation of the parties arrested under the
rew Public Safety law had commenced aad bet weel
fty aud sixty Of the prescribed individuals had been
sent TO Afric6-
All sslofs from twenty TO forty years Of age who
had not completed their four yssis OF service had
been ordered TO JOIN their ships immediately
RTbe Paris correspondent of TIE London Herald
gives q rumof that the Empress IS eacente.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
-FOUR DAYS LATER FRUM EURuPE.
THE INDIAN AT PORTLAND.
PELISSIER MINISTER TO ENGLAND.
Portugal Refuses to Expel Refugees.
THE JAFFA MURDHRKss CONVICTED.
THE.NEWS FROM INDIA.
Later and Important from China.
pELISSIER MINISTER TO ENGLAND.
Portugal Refuses to Expel Refugees.
THE JAFFA MURDHRKRs CONVICTED
THE.NEWS FROM INDIA.
Later and Important from China.
CONSOLS 96i a97..

iBY Ias AnER'cAs TtLEcRArs Cosrasy's Lns,-OsFIcg
No. Il WALL STREET
PoRTLAsD, April 5.
The Canadian COmpany's screw steamer Indian,
from Liverpool st 8 O'Clock p. m. Of Wednesday,
March "a arrived at Portland st f.ij p m, to-day.
She brings 239 passengers.
The K. M. steamship America, from Boston vi.
Halifax. arrived at Liverpool at SIS pm of the I'D
The repairs on the Vanderbilt steamship Ariel had
been completed, and she would leave Liverpool for
Bremen On the oath.
The United States steam frigate Niagara arrived at
Plymouth on the 23d, with machinery slightly damaged
having encountered succession of southerly gales.
The British figate Agsmemnon had commenced
taking in the telegraph cable. Fifty miles were Oh
board when the Indian sailed.
The steamer Indian exchanged signals, on the Goth
ut in lat. So 3 N Ion. IA s. W., with the ship Vic.
tors, bound east. Spoke, same date, ship Alexander
from Mobile for Liverpool. On the 3Oth ult., lat 4jo
go n, lon 81 l0 W., al II q. m, passed steamer
Canada bound east.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

REVIVAL OF THE SLAVE TRADE.-A distinguish
ed and venerable Christian Pallanthropnt writes
from one of the extremely Southern States - FOL-
lows:
THE aspect ofthiOgs here sequaly discoarsg-
irg. For the very superhuity Of our nsughtiness'
a party has come into power, with South Carolina
Governor at its head VINO advocate the restoration Of
the Save Trade. But as condition prccsdeat, they
60 for dissolution Of the Union. II Is good ouea
that this madness will be shortved and 10 the bsat
ling of clique. OF which that little madcsp South
Carolina is the leader. II may live, possibly, o. lsa<
as her nullfcation treason. l have almost ceassa
to be excited by these threstenings, having ssea
go many of them pass off harmIessly. have
great confidence that there Is solid substratum
ot public virtue in people, on both sides o.
Mason Il Dixons line, which can't be made subserv'-
ent 10 the Internal designs OF the whole host OF our un-
principled politicians II by wicked devices they COO
triye crisis, God in bis providence will call forth
detachment frcm His thousands who have never bov-
ed the knee to Baa and who will be adequate 70 tho
occsson;-' for even 20, at this prescnt limo aiso,
there is remnant according to the election OF grace
and have full faith that this remnant viii. ct aA
times prove able TO save our nation, unless by our
wickedness, We forfeit the protection OF the Most
High