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bt8 gum y. Ipril perta9t werbe. @r bemerfte
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Seridt, paB man freie Ne9er BON NIrif1 inIppra
tiren pplle, nm lie in i4war5e 9fesimenter ~
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Nerr fNSlraelt 3ei9te an, baB er auf Die @r,
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8iQ fir bic lllscit1ltanq Der 9te9ierun8 in 5nz
oieu ein5ubrin8en, s -.. a.I5arl .o,,e.
pie @ipf8u Res 2pr6 Sobn GuIlel7 mar in
8erat9un9 un0 eil Enhancement, lpel9e8 Die
SuOen bonn Barlaulente }au9lAlieBt, wurOe nit
29z9eBen, IA Stimi1leu rerpprferl, aunD Die
pritfef 2siuiS b~etielben auf ben IL. Aprtl felt
8eIeet, las. rE gs.8cmH .ss .g.. sa rsr1,a
,Sr. Wtcnftpn WilneS madte aut Die STD.
rungen uno llnannebmli6teiten oufnertldnl,
melne Die 8erInperun9 lbe8 ftansDlilden BaBz
lp)ten8 britttideu llutertbanen bereite unb lbe<
autra9te pie 8erlageg Der Correspondents iber
ride Sade. 9{ad einer lansen Debate iiber
ptSIeNr VtSeIllIh0 9ap VIZ Ule5teluu9 DIE SStg
lidsrung, paB iier bereit8 iiber Elm Sillf5mittel
fir Dielen Sal ber1tben babe, uno cap man. be-
abli6tise, 8eamte il, Den Sauptbdfen aufjuitels
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unter5ulesen. ,H55H IaU aso ina ilsea3be
Tebcremsft, elm prlnilder SudbduDler, lcurs
ouf bic Inflase rerbaftet, er babe oas leus
pcn Serrn 4patt anp Annerns geI6riebene
gSomoblet. me1des bic Grmrrpuna Rapclecn8
pDertbeiOist, perGfeutli4t.
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gFr ,r SD13rce. er-
Wai9tn8tpn, o. april. Dl8 5aus
9ln5 IN COMMITTEE peS @an6eu iber Die Defi;
3ltbtd.
81 10 OorfI G. &pril. Ser Dampfer
@itp IF 8allimpre Ie8elte am @am8tag init Den
POlt mad europa ab. Der Dampier Perlia 9ebt
ami IA. i'm y ll9r Mcrgen8 ab, li1s1 5.a5
Nems0orf, 6. April. Der Ser. St
Siltenpermeiiung5 0alrpfer Btbl Don: Stem.
g)prt Hud 9tprp- @arplina -beltimmt, 1T bebuf8I
%leiner 9leparatur bier ein9elaufen. -14
l9eewz 0orf, 6. Npril. YaumpOde rll<
Zig, l)iebl tlau, Mei5en fla!s aOrn ielt, 0linD-
flelld left, Sdpciaefleild fiji, Nbi8tep ] Sent
9eltle9en, r ss. -;ssE -s
8aterfprb, g. g., 16, Qpyil; Dos
Sau5 peS Daniel @umitrd in Scrip Gountp
perbran:e om Sonnta8 9iadt. Gomlt tod unp 4
SIuper tauen III Den 6laplnen ulu0 q 57aaia
altfar,6. Aprile9 llbr A6enr8. 8i8
leet ba6en mir fetae gta6rl6t bon Dem ernarte,
ten 9lmpfer Americu, Der pon liverpool f1Qis
lit. So berEidt Elm ridter 9teb2l. #|A
81 itpu 6. Gprll. Die Scr. Staaten
&ris3SiAalrppe r2epant" BON 6pnS Song 1T
an9efCtnnlen. e5
Cincinnati 6. Npril. anti-Qes
c Q III y 70 H.. e.Sn Cincinnati lie9ten BET Der
J~eltrt9en Staot1pabI Die Antts2 ecomptpni0er nit
eluer Wfebrbeit Don 1900. &on IL sepdblten
Startrdtben iinp 10 Der 2ecomptOn @erIliun9
Cppcnlrt, g
5artforb, Conn.,, 6. 9pril. Der 5tout
Connecticut bat 5000 Stimluen Mairritit fir
Den repubI. @pnperneurss@ anritateu abaeaez
ben. Sn tetoen Saulern baben Die 6epubljfa=
ner aroRe W(aipritdten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-07
9G,ncrifani lcbe SSacbriebten

@%eitere8 uber. bic GongreG E.
Stb p0Dm s.. Npril. s@ g ena t.
Na6pem 8r 0 feline 8tf far SerbeHerune
Der Maibin9tpner grli3ei auIseruien bate, ents
lpann ltd cine Oi8fullipu, in pelder bon alien
Seiteu Der Ieeige 3uitano III Waib;nstpn auf8
bltterlte 9etaoelt pirpe. 9 be5eidnete
oenIelben QlS einen p6li9en S9redenS5ultanr.
|Dpu9laS: Niemanpen8 Qeben fet fiber,
nldt elnmal AM ben am nleilten frequentlrten
PldBen wie BeuniplYania Npenue. 6e1fenz
ben: Der RpmDDiSmu8 babe tbeillpeiie ieinen
@runo in Dem iibten 8eiIpiete, pas Otdnner
pom le9r bober Ste(luns 8eben. WiHpn Die
SauptlGulp all benz lebt8en Ideubliden gu.
ftanoe TRACE Der j9tl6ter @romfpro, Der Dor 5pet
Sabren Die Tretaiina9 zines OtitgtteoeS pes
Observation-Disclosures (SerbsrD b%elpirtte, Of,
pObl Dieles Wtit9liep nit fal.em Dilute einen
Otcro be9an9en bate. Die 8romn'fae 8iI
UurOe bierauf nit534 ge9en 8 Stilnmeu an9e.
nealnen. Sic Wioerrult befanntlid Die friibcs
rem Poli5et2@elee unD ccnItitlirt cine perlna>
nente Poll5et bon buneert Mann.7 Nnoere ge,
et9nste NtaBre8eln meroen folsen.
91apoem Scu9la8 cine 8ia fit lie Sulall1lllftua2
SreSoa9 III bic Union beridtet bate rertoate
lid Der Senat.. ''4'@ "'aa 7saN7s1"oN
91u8 Die Debate iiber Die pom @enote
amnenolrte Dllttdfblq pauerte fort. Quits
an fpradb obslei6 er cine srSBere Nusoff
pom 0fe8imentern selpiinldt bate, fir 4nnobn,e
Der amenoements, cuuit pie Sa9e 'naiidt lanlaer
per3O3elt iperOe. SugbeSsa nnbs Oterp
ipra9en fiji @rrihtun9 eine8 Gegimeut8 in
Seem. Wferico. s8si Der Abitiuntiun5 pnrben bic
Announcements DeS Settates angeitbmnlen. Gierz
mad lino bret Treiwiaisen. 9teeimenter, zines
far 2eras uno 5pei fir lltab, bemiaist. s. o.
? e berlhtete Die SenatSbia betrefis Der Walb.
lInStoner poli5ei elm. 0ierauf pert19te lt9 oa8
Sous.
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& ranfreih

Die 9fe1isnation oeS @rafeu Yeri9np bon Der
enoliIAen @elauptldaft muuoe an9enrmmen
Der Dufe be Willafof Peltllter) wurpe 81 let.
mem NaGfolser ernanut.
Die 9tafri6ten aus 0en Der IdieOenen Sbet>
len BON 6ranfreid) linb roll BON ala9en iiber bic
unnOtbi9e Stren9e III 8e5uB auf Pdlie.
Wfau la9t, Dap in 6rl9e Der lebten 8epeiden
r1a Dem frlns. Npmiral 8efeble fir Die NusS
rltltun9 einer ieuen @rpeoitirn non Sallonen'
tOCten Ilr G9ina- oe9eben tpureen, unb baB bic
SperotlCnen per 8erbunceten iiA Bic 4efln ers
ltreden %biiyften.
Der Sanoel burd gang 6ranfreid lift lebr
9eprtdt. Die @lnna6men rer gi Ienbabnen fir
Die lebte WcAe paleH riesri9er ais ie 5uDcr.
Die 6radt5ii8e batten4 ablOlut gar nidts gu
tbun. 8gaaamC
Wtan Ia9t, baB cine Stunpe beUOr Dem Ieeten
Scluhe be5 Suffers BON Dec Sper re Sduier in
Der Jfue lie 9eQetier rol Der Bpli5et purUIu4t
pArDan. Il .e@ e
Ole Transportation Der inter Dem neuen
Stderbeit89eIeb Gerbafteten bat besp men uno
5wtl9en so Bis 60 BET Ytpicribittea purDen
mad Nfrita 9eianpt. 7rr -1gg1
Alle Wtatrrlen 5wiiden 20 uup 40 Sabre,
tpel4e ibre 0ier Oenltjlbre nod nidt rcueneet
babea, ertietten 8eiep, f9 io3lei4 duf ibte
S9iffe gu p~erfi9en. f51l4l 12l
Ger Barrier Correspondent be8 2onpon 5es
ralO brin9t OaS @erli4t, pap pie &ailerin jdwln4
ger lei. pay
ss-.S dwet5,
Nadt elmer S6we5er 3eituns lit Die 6lti6t>
lIn9Sfra8e beilabe %erleoi8t. SO lit Dem Jtatbe
oor8eIGta9en, e%enietbsn cine felte Dcbnun5 i'm
Sunern on5umeji en- unO Al Berioneu ou53ulpeie
len. Son Den 6ran3oieu liuo bersit8 II uad
England ob8e9an9en. en'rsg
NuBlanbe
Sine DePeI6e bon ct. Beter6burg ja9t, CAP
0tuBlano Die ye5iebun8eh 6rantrei478 81 @ng.
Lamp nit gelpauntem S%atereiie ~peripl8p.
Die rulRIGe Oiarihe pirp nit rer poLen
Wfanni9aTt pcrIeben maD Der GdiiI86au lebr
b%etrteben rperOer. 0fuBlano benft nldtaparan,
en9ttlde unO iran86iiae @cnluln in idpar5eu
Wteeteo an5uerfeuneu.
Aue perrddti8en Sdifie an Der tideyfelfs
lden Sitlte lperceil lpe88enoamen lperpen.
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&cbnk aeaem 8ronbSrhn &c.,

SD FIN NgeRt fur BE fOIsenbsn @cmvodni;fn y Nh -.
0erF&erungen GufI Sabr U6er auf tar3ere 8eit: ~ O''U'se
Srantlin 6enerper Bbilob.
r$1Y827.OO 4aarsGs pital anbsllebsrfGus.
Wtetrrprlitan EeuerUerltdernn9s9eieuld 50. 81
$3.50 600 Bears Capital unb ueberfdus, Ft3 -
Atlantic EeuerperfiGernn9S9eieQidaft, NepzO.
$251O00 BaarsG apit0l un0 II berf9us.
ggas ben 1taan6 ubieer GOmpaentesn tstrift 70 BIN I'd er.
magttet MID af bic 6srten g.. Pratt unD Dr., 2urnbua.
@eDs. ~2eRttetNee unb Go. gu b~erufeu. H
@s221Rt 80 I gortbbs rss2s
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eebems. mnO Tener.@ er06erunoa.,6ae

John G. Proud & Seine
$50. SO, SeconbifraBe.5 Baltimore.
Nir abernebmen gstf&srunssu aufsb nadasbenpen Wsr.
f6trunss. g mpasnteen tpeIbe pas erGBte capital befssn.
Aetna 8erIiherung8 e@cupa9nie, SarIcro
81. 500 Coo. tnF 'sasb1a
YbSnir Seri4erun98sg Dnp19nie, Sarfcrb
$4,000. so 90oC
Sprtnsftelo8 erl idernng Comp, Sprtn9fielo
.EE $375,0 900. @t
Aetna nsfSerliderunsss Comp 9arfOrO
100000.
ger.>St, 9e6ensSgsrlia Comp, Nelp>g or
acD AfAa - $20OO0Ol TfsTTT TqSSH
pOlittes psrben ausesSertist ub gerluae srOmpto ,,abs.
apu. IPr23l
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@efdhaftssl lebernahn1c.

SD iaode hermit benz Qublttum bic AHletae, bus i'd pas
biSber NIT rtetnem grueer SCbn Qerb5 in @emeln1bdft betrte.
bene @ei6dft, Ode Don part unb MattnefraBe 6urbe Rduf
enu5- AT mid 9ebraft- babe unb -6alelbe- DOm erlteu Mnril
an, dGf meme et9tne uup aletntBe &e6uun9 un6 @efdbr fort.
fhbren peroe. = Mae @rebttpren Der frubren girrnd fub bier
NIT seriparnt TIRE Jprberansen btnnen rr ndGfen 30 Gage
bet mir etn5uretdeu. ia i'd mad bieler Belt bH Ifibeu ut6t nepr
anerfen,,en nerOe NIB ale S6ulbner fnb GutseFCrPert tn bsr'
ielbeu 3 cit an mid tbre ReGnun9en Su be3ablen- fgsGSu1
5enrp Eerh @rDcert
mbm @dt BON parf une Miartpntrase,
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SnubDI.

$500, 900 SUB 8au uno Gdreinerbcl3,
100000 Sdinpel unb 2atten gum Gerfauf.
2Str lentsn bic &ufmertfl:nfeit panftli&er aunSea auf uns
lere erete Nteesrlage pom 8au unO ylusbOl; ppn alien artea,
G9antttafea unS @rOBen.-9 DIR I&nsipen ne 6tanne 9aRs
p9tS mao Sefeaung, un6 Iicfsrn Senterrabmcn, EbGrta,
Stnfanlnn9{n uno 2Obsiarte't 3u Iabrttpreilen.. Spre@et pDr
IN nnlern 2D!SeOfe,, NO. no 9ieDtfr. Werfts, poer ode srn
San22-S. Burns d Sloan.
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& Nn0OO75c)e ScbIfe

T,S Gpmmers Scmefer ptCfer Nntdt be5tnnt am Stentd9
hsn 6 Npril, an mel6em Gage bic 8erieBuna Der 91uIsr UCrs
oenpmnten .ptrb. @ltern, pel0e tennea ltne mir Tire &ins
70 baib ME ngettd Az MAIDEN, ia cine fp6tere &ufrabn,e fur
Qebrtr unp S6aIer nur %unsOrtbet bait lein fdun. ~
Np3 2m f, &. 8nGpb, So. 10 :. Tteteridhr
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Nerff@erun9 9e9en TeuerSgefabr&
Associated Firemens-lnsurance fl

~. Bon Baltimore. ee.m
Sat.4G ortb@ t1abe Baltimore ltraEe.
9trsstUrtum. Der raj pettrttn 8~saexmonns
M IN bs SscSaHs ,I eisIlf&af TT st.lammeft f6 tda
UNI aat A,'tn pom ApptftatiOnsa ,ar gtrfgSerlaa al so9 S% @dTs
S5SsIn 70 ME aa tu asss SaaspG ltunss 9 sratPf4afttn
ttsen SF6m Mt n atsesensuSebmeena ..E4~ s'ssa ~ "a@
ffss ~ 5 u ia 6y% s@ ! a..
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Sereanfs. 9lnseiael,.

8Sssegomf5ls 9anS SIT Oerfnnfeu.
~W46t 60. tppSGn ifbs 10 9tder ednS eatB6lt an Fer
<<@sH Wtetlen 5SDttb an Der 1bll. @tien6abn, 8 NleiIer
SOa pee Siapt an bt Gurnpife; paTslre if febr frgaibdr uns
et9Aef 1tQ 81 WelnnieeGrt n fpfpDbL ME aud fir @derbdu
5em D.lt9sa prsts SOa $25 per Adsr sum gsrfauf untsr
Seetn9ung n Nabere ausfanft ertbetlt
SObHfpnl2 IA Srutbfr.. eiae & repEe bsb
5APoroHt9hO nebeH Der Bant Of Commerce. M
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SIN &fmhfmnc,er.

Sclpaltsnss Nppr fir 5tutlma6er lit in ~beltsbiasn 0udns
p WGrj8,1Mt H@ @An 2i&-i sl1 4s g .SonNOsrar
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asa, administrations SinSctee.
Orr Unit rsettnete If rom gBatfeneeri6t ais @bmtnifratsrs
hes NadidheS hes Spbn Otetrid bttelt pprNeu unp tOrbert
due, bic nph Nnfprube an b~elaeten HnhlaB su MAIDEN bdbeu
duf .bie1etbe1 INIT ben get. 1tltben Sele9eR Wnnebenf etuau~
ret6en. DdAlerdnPer @o T. Nemtrit itpr.
M1274w fSw1nt ~f7
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F. Wander.

M It. dIIUtT, "
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So made benz tenti&sn 9uOtttan hermit bic gn,etge; fa5
net babe, uni, baB i'd ale Stteluneea ulb @aafragen fir
@rOstter une arbetIeeS :, Oienf1 tenos. ad4ier unO &ertaa:
Dttetbfu0 ,n6fn befenS a~usfubren per6e.
Slst@faas 6e,0rse ib @Dasetoasn pen Rftnun9en nnb
&ae auftdse Werben unter Den Gnnepntbaraen 8ebin9unaen
oelpr9t' -e WGrsl13mt
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Gin. NGb&en SSnt3-15 Sa1lea fir letdte 6ausar6eit fla
Elm eutes HnterfOmnen in @0.55 Rorb @apfr.A
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Neae Sl1l5ei9en.

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ga6febsnbe 6erren tub erfu6t, ibren DISQUALIFICATION ace
gen uns Daletgf nu0iufont1len -te1 ..4as-1rr-e r.-@
g. 3uDbled, 2ebrer. r-a 5snr9 Sou, &uff6mtCb,
3. ssGuer, I'd -a4 - Dr. pabmegers ~ sc
10 Der S3GBneiaer bes S8cerla StonmeS III rriu&t, IN
oer StFce oeS 2fedtr pprSuiprs3en- c g .cr0te @rpeottiOn.
Qg- SIR BERN 9Rarle8 S. @qien6orFcr Iff5f Gin Brief in
Der Office bs QBeder. @4laEG o&1 @O9~ -T@
SOctdl< Scanuf4 Surn SSercin.
9eutt, WitttwpA @bsnb,
8eneral,8 erlammluns.
Sn Outrage 3@@#9
Ot -lHEt1sU ISL Y. u II hi n a III corr. Sbriftm,
GggbarbOr StaOtz nnO 2anOgeleli0aft.
Seutett 8dtlta8 8erfartmluns in. 9errn Autlcrs 2pfal,
SreserttHraBe. StabttOta itnb nod 3t babfn fir $78. NJ
Nrbeiter 8auperein. Hs11l
Sbensenannter neuer 8auperetn 1T nun nit elmer febr On.
tn uaD Spedmdb t9en 60 fttutpn ~0eriepsn unD itrettst ber-
ieibe gut oOran. Q8tr la6en fesDalb ale, &reIbe biefept suten
Snfitate bttjutreten puul6eH Elm, it8 tn Der an udbten
DUnnertd9 ben 8. Nprtl Set 6errn Srhu . tter. Ode sOn 81
bertp Hnb Strtn9tnnlfr. ftattftnbenben 0eridmntlune einsufns
ben, pa bic errtsu GtnSetbnunseH anb bic beFntttpe 8eamtshs
rabl %itattfnben fol-. I'D SIN auFtrdae
-1."- r 6. g j 8, pr. Ssfre ar.
ibm ---I. gB- nf Il, hr. DrGHD.
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-" .---"- SDNy3Sts' ""- -
8a1btn8tpnt o. april. Dl8 6aus
9ln8 IN Committee pe8 @an5eu iber Die Deft;
2itbla.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-30
INVENTIONS AND DISCOVERIES.

TuYYELISe THE ENGLISH CHAyYEL-A nver or
strait may be crossed by means either Of ferry, Of
a bridge, or of tunnel. The ferry is first adopted
as requiring the smallest outlay; but when the coun'
try grows richer, bridge is built which is generally
paid for by tolls in the course Of from thirty TO nifty
years and then thron open free Of charge for tour
or FIVE centuries, when it requires rebuilding. Inc
London Tunnel is the only one that was ever made
under large river. 1t has given fame 10 brunei
and caused severe colds to visitors, w. .n'
now has been OF no utility. The praetlcaoh'y
of the undertaking was first tested by boring. oe
of the river was found to consist of layer OF clay WIN
an underground Of sand. Hence it was determined 20
cut the tunnel entirely through the clay so as 70 svou
ftrstions Toward the middle of the nyer the oed Vi
clay became 80 thin that it was difficult not to run the
tunnel into the sand below or into the water above;
is'difculty was overcome by throwing ,ooo cuDc
yards of clay into of the hyer and thus max
ing the clay bed thicker. The tunnel was begun 10
1924 and completed in lS43 T.,
A project of much greater magnitude wn,cn Is
now much discussed in Europe, is that OF oun1"s
submarine passage between England and riahce' "'
de Gamond, when engaged in geological stuue7 ~ 70,
found that the soil on both sides and at tue Don OF
the channel was chalky formation Tto WHICH the
water had cut it's way and that this formation was de.
posted in concave basin, the soil Of which was clay
Whence he concluded it possible to b,aih tun
mel to the study Of which be has since that date de-
voted his time. The projected TUNE is to be built be-
tween Eas,ware near Dover, ar Marquise, q point
between Boulogne and Calais The distance is twenty
miles and the cost estimate , thirty millions OF dol
lars. Half way between 80 ,xo shores the sand banl
called v ian winch m within forty feet Of the .rr
serve as STATE The co.t Of this station is estimates
at hye mh' a. Of dollars Altogether, taiItyavs mi
mons, ah' .n years are asked for eOmpetng the "orn
-, bottom of the channel Is an even piAIeao' .n'
.,ea is 90 shallow that there Is no pace Shel. ~
Cathedral Of St. Paul, standing erect ~oaa &c mn
submerged These circumstances are very .av0laoe
the laying Of Telegraph wrss and the construction :"
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sry yRo7r.r AeAIser TIE IEcospros cos.rirp-
mis.,oo ~ Kansas under the Calhoun Constitution, s
nov in rcusi,on among the State officers asd meA-rs
OF n, Stof, legislature, recently e.eotss HHaer that
ior.f,tut,ox. II E;n be signed by all or besyly al
those ofcers, and Immediately oTwsraea 70 "ash1ns-
ryyIcr OF THE HARD TINS.
The depre. sion in motey matters which prevails
throughout the Territory has very percep.ioe effect
an tbe newspapers. Q1te Q number Of them have
nsnended and several others Gre in precarous sit-
s.;an Tia Herald Of Freedom has suffered very
yerely from the rapid diminution OF its subscription
int II stated recently that unes, two thousand Of
Ia snbscribers should renew within this month ts
nubIicstiop would be compelled 20 As such an
scc.s.on AT this aeasOn, and in such financial de-
nye.siop. is utterly impossible The Herald u nct
likely to survive many weeks longer.
IEGIsLArIvE AND OTHER TINS.
Mr.. Badger, one Of the Pro-Slavery members of the
House introduced q memorial 70 Congress yesterday,
70 be signed by the Legislative Assembly. IL pro-
tested against the admission OF Kansas under the Le-
compton Constitution and prayed for an enabling act
from Congress for new Constitutional Convention
the President 10 have power 10 admit Kansas by
proclamation under the Constitution thus adopted,
without any action from Congress- 1t was under
stood 10 be an Administration measure, and the result
was that il was denounced in the violent
and voted down almost unanmously-Mr Badger
being the only person nho r0'ed torH!
The act legaliziDg the City Charter and Govern
ment of Lawrence and all subsequent action under it,
has passed both the House and Council almost unani-
mousy. Should the Governor refuse to approve it, il
will be passed over his veto. This may be deemed
the last act in the /" sothermal war"
The Legislature viii probably reorganize all the
counties in the Territory.
The officers who went to Lawrence with writs for
the arrest of Calhoun the charge Of contempt to
the Probate Court of this County in refusing to ap-
pear and testify in it, have returned without him.
He had left Leaven worth, profsssedy for Missouri,
but rumOr in circulation and generally be-
leYed. that he had gone TO Washington.
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Nem:pprk DAILY Tribn,,s
THE EVE OF ELECTION,
II JOHN oRIrSLEAp WHITTIER

Ell JOHN WHITTIER.
Tpon gold TO gray, our mild sweet day
OF Indian Summer fades TOO soon;
But, tendery, above the ses,
Hangs, white ard calm, the Hunters moon.
u se pale fire the village spire
!. Shows like the zodisc's spectral lance;
The painted walls, wherein il falls,
TRANSPORTED stand in marble trance.
Ger fallen leaves The west wind gneves,
Yet comes the seed-time round again;
And morn shall see the State sown free
With b8ieful tares, or health!ul gram
Along the street the shadows meet
OF Destiny, whose hands conceal
The molds Of fate IN Of shape the state,
And make or NOR the common veal.
Around zee the powers that be,
stand by Empires primal Syringe;
And princes meet in every street,
And hear the tread Of uncrowned kings!
Hank! through the crowd the laugh runs loud,
Beneath the Fad, rebnkiEg moon;
God save the land careless hand
Nsy shake or swerve ere moHow's noon
No Jet is this; one cast amiss
Nay blast the hope Of Freedoms year.
Oh lake me where are hearts Of prayer,
And foreheads bowed in revereht fear
Not lightly fall, beyond recall,
The written scrolls a breath can float:
The browning fact, the kingliest act
OF freedom, il the freemans vote
For pearls that gem diadem,
The diver in the deep seq dives;
The regal right We boast tonight
Is ours through costlier sacrifice.
The blood of Vane, his prison pain,
Who traced the path the Pilgrim trod;
And hers whose faith drew strength from death,
And prayed her Russell up to God
Our hearts grow Geld; we lightly hold
The right which brave men died to gain;
The stake, the cord, the AZ, the sword
Grim nurses at its birth Of pain.
Your shadows rend, and DER US bend
o martyrs, with your crowns and palms,
Breathe through these throngs your battle songs,
Your scaffold prayers and dungeon psalms
Look from thy sky, like Gods great eye,
Thou solemn moon, with searching beam,
Till in the sight OF thy pure light
Our mean selfseekiDgs meaner seem.
Shame from our hearts unworthy arts,
The fraud designed, the purpose dark;
And smite away the hands we 10y
Profaney on the sacred Ark.
To party claims, aud private aims,
Reveal that august face of Truth,
To which given the age Of Heaven,
The beauty of immortal youth.
30 shall our voice of sovereign choice
Swell the deep bass Of duty done,
And strike the key of time TO be,
When God and man shall speak az one
fNstionA Era
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KANSAS.

c.-......aono. oe The pos,on T,sveler
'oiie'PVN ~ an ,o,a
LAWRENCE, X. T., Jan. ~, 1883.
-, o., IN A.. IIo,a. oe
Inc following Important oh' nus pde'eu .io i.o"'' "
Renresentatyes and will pass the Council to day. 1t
A''P a. .;.a 60 ona ,,vo o,o;ns. !,
received thirty afnrinatlVe votes, anu Two aeas' n
An Act entitled 4" An Act to abolish Slavery and Tor
f,I nv NSn., sc oo,,o;r LAVE"
IeP1ai ~ u ao.aS w. ,h and Is,iIa,,ve A.,
hI Of the TERRITORY of Kansas slavery and involuntary ser
vtuc in Territory hereby forever abolished and
bbed except for the pun.hment OF cnmes whereo he Pa
shall nave ern GUY bd IN aver or involuntary sery
,S in ssd Territory or who have heretofore or hereafter
be brought into said Territory for the purpose being held
are hereby declared to be free. ,.r,a.
SEC j. ANY person VINO sha now hoe OF VINO shau nsese
s;siap, 10 noa any P b ;bs nt f rs. whereof III.
parties have been duly convicted shall on conviction thereof
declared guilty Of mdemeenor and be punished By confne
ment a. marc .sooI M IN t en- ''' 'S ' ~ "
s Tbsi all The Laws and p,s of law, eabishus reco,
uipe or regulating the institution Of Slavery the Territory
Kansas heretofore passed BY the Legislative Assembly be and
the same Is hereby repealed \. -. . Iii h.u,,,
S;,ion f The nal and pnn.bment Of Ali oa.nss
for The violation Of the provisions Of tits statute within their
speciye countless of refusal of any Probate Court TO
hear determine cases arising under the provisions Of TINS &c.
in then Tepese e yis5 may os su that in al
eses arising under the provisions Of this act preliminary
nations be held before any Justice Of the Peace or before
the rrOeae ieuse an ne .pp S"v sworn 10 clearly sen,
forth the crime charged be filed with the Cerk Of County
shall be sufficient without indictment for the Issuing by the
Probate Judge or Justice OF 10. rese Oh WINS o. s,s t
o'he f pro- bo nerao -. bsrsa "' ''' ''N
SIC kny Justice Of The Peace or Probate Judge OF the
proper County shall have powell the cath Of any person
entering hs . s d.sbsre % or snd oyeI
b scent pc,y for their sppeaance at the mex,
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Eeaal Notices.
v. SUPREME COURT.-JULIAN A. H

AT Y. SUPREME COURT.-JULIAN A. n.
Ns HASBKOUCK and EDWARD LYNES against LAM
BERT MORANGE.-To the defendants fou are hereby sum
cned and required to answer the compliant IN h's scOn
County Of NewYok at the City Hall Of said city and TO serve
copy your TO the said complaint on the subscriber
l6 Wall street In said city within twenty Gays
AMER service Of this exclusive Of the dA o.
ths time Aforesaid the plaintiffs will take judgment asain. you
for the Of eight hundred and y.ven dollars and thirty
three cents wrh interest from the first day OF October one
eight hundred and beside the costs OF this
setion-Dsted January s. 1883.
DAVID c. RINGLAND, Plaintiff Attorney
The sad complaint hed in the place aforesaid on the al
Of January lass DAVID c. RINGLAND
Ma law6ve Plaintiffs Attorney