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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-10

CONTENDS, as soon as Kansas
is admitted as q State she can
call another. convention to
make another constitution,
and it can be then ascertained
whether the friends or oppo.
nents of slavery are in the
minority in the State. This
seems to US exceedingly sim.
pie and plain, and the furious
opposition to the Presidents
views can only be accounted
for by the fact that certain
politicians in Congress desire
to prolong this agitation fol
their own purposes, and will
a view likewise of asserting
if possible, the principle tina
slavery shall not spread be
yond its present limits. As /,
citizen Of the United States
then, and a lover of law ant
order, and as a citizen of tn,
South and mindful of he
rights, we do most earnestl,
desire to see Kansas admitted
with the constitution she pre-
sents, and let her, futur
struggles, if any shall ensue
be carried on uron her owl
soil as a sovereign State, an,
be settled by her own citizens
Then, and not before, will he
matters cease to be 80 man.
fire-brands, Threatening tn
destruction of the Union.
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House to Rent

TIE HOCsE 0N BIRD STREET, BETWEEN
\ Mysr- aud bovine South side. and fnrinefls
occupied b. Mrs hyde. Private Boarding
House, will ne 10, Cheap for Cash. Apply TO
iyfOtf r. MAGUfRE Constable
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For Constable,
WILLIAM VI Armstrong.
Mostctt.r-rhe smrrri.ing Effects OF

IIOstctter-phc SurIrising Effects OF
T lSTErTER'S w ,ErABLE STOMACH I'll
rEES inr moving hiic forcing an appetite, impHr
iog hralh aud tone Ia the system, aud dissipnli"G
Nspetuc sNmpous, are unciy wonderful Every
nervous. dehihated, "eak and cnac'atcd person,
made or female. III uld lry 1t % once. one NinrVass
Eil thkrn three tunes epch day, before mels; nr II
the pnuent should Dee "a nd' or chi Il ~ dchlated
condition, half tn" GrarlitY viii DO u"ll sunciei I
strength j. Restored. wi viii hr rcnIn Ia yer,
hort time anj convince tn" Ynjrni of the lru h of
he bovr nam'd hnrIy results V b "a hnve gained
lor uu,se B.ucr, such au cuylblc reputation every
where.
Keot 10y Dragei is, Groceries ana first class IN
loon,
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" The Mustang Liniment Cures

~ The Mustang Linimcnt Cures
kheuwnt, m;
The Mustang tiniment cures stlT Joints:
"a tusttp Li'imcnt 9 'r"s ilurus aud Wounds:
The Nl-ttpg iprcut cures SorcS nj Ulcers:
The Nuatrng Liuinent cures iakcd Breasts and
"" Ntrpl.-;
The NI-ang Iininent cures Neuralgia:
The tat ~ i.iu ne II cures Cnrns ana Warts;
The Mustang tiutn"ii ts worth
l00otOO DOLLARS PR ANNUM
To the United St'tes, the prcsetvcr and restorcr
Of v'duahl, horses md cattle. 1t cures ull sprnths
Cana Wnun1s, sin Joints. Sc.
WHY u answer thi' question: Dia Won ever
h"arnr 7ny orliutry S"rc. -.ecuirv spr.iu uur sliG
nr.~. rirh.ror ,arp or h..t.t vhir'l tho Nu.tpug
t..i on'v '''' of cur,? p.i op over vi- rn'
.r.r...tn',,'e '-' ~ IN, rsrt 81 the wort '--u
"drtuc N~'a .,Qe i't--eh '.li MOI sa, 49,. %.
the grei'es,' .uv"ry cf ttprnf' ~o.' '"tcr,a .'..
Every fq'..l. o III ra',h thrr"stz,s, BAEAls
Il PARK. Pro. '.i.. N'' N'i
tuf'
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NEW ADV tkrIS uAlEN rs.
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pAILY BUTT CORR.
BuIlc (IotI.

f.roR RFcoRD:-A teS days ,ir CO. la
=. called me over TO the ueighbyrEo.d
-. As Butte Greek, in the wcster,,. lar.
"a. county, aud us II matter Of public in
"a ion, am gong to tel you what
= and did.
..s.t. as an exclusive y mining couu '
al. is q great mistake Probably tL,r,
'.,econ Of the State where the laui- ar,
productive than here l. tJu,tb.,
.reer part Of the county nre mount ,in-
I'd rocky. but then the whole .outLcru
n ,estern portions, are ieCu.iarly adart
:. erazing and asr!cu ture.
re Butte creek re2in. =, is the L len Of
h,rn California. There secl.u a,
"A ands. exrtn ling from th- f. Til |.
,he SIerie Nevada, un the east to the
,.asnto on the west, u II averaging in
..dtb abont twenty -f5e miles, wniO, i
..rksble for its nd'ptnbilIty to cuitlya.
N all its various branches
irybsiy has head of Cnlco, the mag.
mi ret, eat OF Major J ,hn Bidwel.- =
tis is TO til only raich III that region.
Il we'll verify 81 IN u lon
Lsyi, & y OuiIe ut u o'cl ck, A VI We
lied torkner's Rauch ,n DIV Geek L..
for cup of c flee aud It ncoounlnai,
nj, OF bicou AID eLgs Alter dcsj mtch
bese. we st,e,ed t. the westward across
rmd llaiu mostly coveicd with ca tie,
iulersi er.ed with &C asionnl gr YES
ms reaching Butte creek, the timber iu-
r,es until it bee me, IA .ensc TO est, O
~ rsen oak. aud sycamUrts uIon thr
h, and in the valley Uf uiat stream.
\, first rnuch We Visited was lhr husui.
hume 4 Wa ni = ON llru-haw, la
ITO The refinement g.. f +. V. adds toe
,ru, traIts ui clt2en ot L x. On n
Eang he in,i d as IN, nLd p Ell IN
si.es. aud eve ytLins pen them at oul
pal
rst we visited his peach qrcaa d, aud
Edlior. yuu must cXcn-e ine II | Z ON
hO,ias,:c Oh the su' jcci oi Ie che.
ltr did hshold sl,h IL gloItou, .iccna
Sure am 'hnt Adam Ia tie ii 81 gar
mentioned III hlstu'y, lusses' nO such
i, as We saw ,Ile ing at4uud Us. Tue
were lI,er y lond,d down wi'b th,r
sGs bu,thcns. Iue ninbs rested. IA
eases on he gr uud niI an { IN
tbtlf it' u IIl'l "a tai dICt, htN a.
we're, with The hi.sAAs tlot, tO moth
re apj rolIiatr lhan "a ,uousAuI Juuns
tsws, asleep on the limb
course We tasted 81 c'NN p.CNed uCe,
Of The pruchcs alone N,re lA',. cup4Au
,lupch, aAu nave hreu ttIIl5 u>iUA.
dat myseil since. upon counting up thc
Hmr consumed. au lilIic urau, Wlih
srtentlUus aide. nitulC lor,lDn-, uu,.
ks the miraculous nntu L Il the / lld
SUMPTION, into which | lad suI !rnly
co.
Etyt We visited The vineyard, where Ldii
dsa from The va gar s"ze. many thOus-
HDes C hcenicd tnuIr do llhs buncne-
leaves AID tehd. IL. W can OF hU"ev
el a Il u III rHNtg ~ srVcr.s' VI tu">'
lra,y danes, h Goo hrs' to II I hk,
smith mn,d,, tao. : 'c.y,' lL,y aO,n,
nat vi, ing 20 b. lrc ,td
isea We looked IL .Ac lear-, tie lumh~
the apue,; tasted Ol a., ~ unal y nll-
arseiv c,ean up to tue tec.n W.tn "
slT j .cS .uu' ittrue o.. ins |
Iltunder' Il u, ait ~ ii ~cErt - ta"t
h'e III iul, u-c ui at. t"c,D, y,u sAaIi
Igaiu from yuur l,.c"I.
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t'r. =. {. SHl ,...t, eav'r'.' mcri al
ycrlse'cnt nrrear- 10. n.,t.'r if" u.,s "a rionrrr
qlvorti>ing ph,sic IN ibis trt', ms cured u"r''
pa'ten's than any ,t1cr Attention Is c lei To HE
advertisement. II
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JUSTICES Sun1mOns.

'NIrtD ST NTES or ANFRirt-SrNTH OF
fnl.fo'n' CUL".N of = .'ir e. .Iusii r~ Cr,i-'
'rh'r I""nsh 2. The r,.. ~ e ihe Sla'rof 'uN
lurop. t. hn iFtt, crrr.iug: N.u Ne tpr, ~ \
r'nn""' 20 pnt"r b't r. W'. M ufilr"i Ophir
To"u-hip co na Of .lptt". or the tx cent h IN at
''"n''. y 's5S, ~ ''ou t''l rh 4 " w. Huswe~
unio the CO \ 'ttuf .iuucs T. C.t'c ( g VITO
eu' 'l - . VIZ 'hr trr. of igh', orp "ul rOr'N
80 hprd " ~ l,.rs. slii nIn, mt nller"d in be-
dre I. tt' NJ H. dr,Lf rt on M n.cu 81 wow 80
a.. i1 This rh' g., rrNi Cor r.ubcr ,ul ~ irrih
fur"i.rcl 'ctrniw hS ur'i"s - d' 'f.ntrr = sp"
cml ltS'n' ce a"d qn'st "" u '""Hert VIII h" IN
ten 'V"trst W" fur tn sad auo'ui tngcihcr vi h
@ So ana m ys II v,r f,jl 10 rp,esr a"d ,',s'',r
!" iHc n or 2 rusiah" tf sa'' e UNITY. g-ct.
inc: Wake ! al service .ni 're r"'nrp ho-"o'
Gwen uu!or IN, hand, ,lfs 2th dt, of Jov A. n
1888 EDW ARD DnN MO.
Justice ot no Prnrc 90 sud ToNts'ip.
!" hcrch, rr,er. thnl sereilc e ui- sInui - be
b. Il IN Defendant. h Iuh'i""iru IN the Butte Rec
orr for rcI''d "f tweuly-ore "eys.
JniV 20 h. is s. T.. pDNkIu J. =.
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t.'' f...... ''"i
- ,..Y.f9,~ ... ttI ~ Co., !, cr1,
ast ,,r,
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Notice.

I. M. he a meet NJ of the Sharehol iers Of
EH.,eNfhA A MIMI, Fu at the "utral Aler>
~ 10 the tnun of Oto,il-, Butte TO. on
sse,sy ot August. 1873 for the iurpost ol
''oSfa Tor las easuiug year
|ss u lENIS 'RUFWEIL Prr'
Watt. s,-~',
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Legal NOTICES.
Notice
Notice.

'RNlE Annual Nce'irr "f tse Ts'la Nruu'oin
Consolidated N,utur CO. " 80 b. b., 4 ., Crrv'U' %.
~ The 80 ot ruFt 4 Etotes. or . on4tv. Auru
10 l>'-, NJ "'c ct = ". Tor tie lrctton OF on.
GERS /" serve tie cusbinpNear
WM. II RHODES, rr"e''
'HAS. WAtrEyEr. Ser'N- pSIt
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r. C--ifr N0'0.

ee" '." '~ 'tNr
-.....t.. .. .Di 'h..' h,'. tr..' o.i ..v.
- .r rrvt"oo,,. .'..'t d.llrrs - @ ~ ." ~
II er. 3 the~a,r att'r rn'r TOW ~ cen' pr o..
IA trr thr fau.t r.t' A,V Of "av u SO
t. ont, gv. ~ ju,.'ro. L '.1'ar-. (s11 "5 co-'- -"
Init ard acctu'tc crs's N IT, "rf. a."''.
Ct'A"' - Y TOY F.. rin'-f q a'f jaws v -
~ i.'cf rfelt. I Nv. l.,io' Ur,r "'d - ~ -
ne. nt 49, 10 plu tHf i1. g.. " Dor for ush
nu .o"d,, trc 23' dnN ot Au"n Z ~ y s nt
the hour of Tvo OCT c. y ". - "a DIV nh "'
tros. r.rta,n nj ces '"-co's Z" ie d. des",ih Il
n- r,u ~. tn wit: ~, thrt corini' 'e OF parcel
Of l"iA ,i'u-f Fl" ~. 'u'i a. reri i irtt" cNHn
tv. Ir'Irr 20. 70 i,i.V - ~ ct NU.f iU '' rh
40 o. iai ',.'o. II tu. t''p u'"' # - s'idt W.
ot O'., Vie . "a g. .r.'. N.'''uti lv tnrr"'r
~ n uc- kiern =, r. .it its'' lticI 4 i' situ-
,,,d IN Ne tow, e to' I1n c'rrt re st.t" orr
.rid it1 iitrr - t,' - 2 ~ II - 80. o. :
ibid dawn, u tic town or r'n ~ tTr-rti 10
poirr Win 80 a,d .tug'lar = 9 t.n"t 'ut- h"re''i-
r,r,rts it n, ur'ruuu'r~ thur unto irl ,EIt2 ~ T.
n", wise ,raninp 10 each Of the said parcels oi
lard.
The above sa'e ~ T. ke place nj the Court n"nse
door Ia ihe town uf Oroylle county tt d Sta'o
nlorrs ~.
y. y. PLTW, Sheriff RVte County,
no'ci Drovilr. tu0n-t g. \ - 1873.
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OROVLLE SEMINARY.

,EJUis INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN on
Monday next, l2th instant or the reception
Of pu H..
The course Of Instruction embraces tne v1rions
branches of an FngIish Education. tau, hi rn the
most approved principles and from Acknowledged
text books
In. SEMINARY now in its IN ID wear can point I"
-, Thorough nc o - Ir-iruc ior 10 those vi have
oaiied them.plye4 cf ITS teprhts t"r length Of
time and trusts E" -hoT libe result hereafter.
The uhscfiher havinr cotrnfrc"d ~" nl-iress ot
r,'t,,rtfrg Yonth UPWARDS OF TWENTY.ONE
YEARS $50. brings 20 bear necessarily. large
fund ~ sxrerierce. than which iothrR t roie
arposite IN imp 'rtirg indruclnuD acquired 10 puf-
suit Of his profession IA various part "ftno Union.
s.. X. WILEY.
To Wins Merchant and others. wanting port
ner.hi'. rrroutts A. ustei, eithsr single com
ropud r.r. rate ncrourt- generally csn have them
arranged q cJrrectuess and dispaich bv apply .ng
IA 8 WILEY
ororIt. -.tt;nary. Juiy 10 1853 I'm.
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81 erif S Sale.


BnY yIttre of m TxreutItn Issued
ort % the y -trirt Ccurt - the Fifteenth Juti
c;ol D..,,ci tn and for Rn'i, county and state Of
C,fic.tfia - mo a-r'c'rt and Celiver command
i,,., IN. 2. mako : sut~ of three hundred nrf
ier.- 60 100 dollar ~ inter- It thereon from The
T., l,v of TelruatvA : 1888, at the rate Of ter
nov r.r' r.- aruum and Al costs Of suit ta ,ed
IL ~. .iin, Of fortv three seventy one hund- dths
I,,.r AMI All acrtuing cn-ts o. saii writ wharrir
A a S,.s an. N Norgonthpn "a plaintiff ani Nolt
Cur,is - {. defendant I haze ieri"d nuap. and will
o,,cse ~ public sale 10 To" ighest hdi"r Ter 'sh
=. ,,e GO. ~ Uous. 'c'r in the town 81 Oruviu-.
C,,-,, ,.A ~.sts .fares7ii. cn Thuisday the
,o,r dev Of August \ d ls's. ~ 2 ''clnck
!, " ~ .sii iav. a1 of tl" rieht title and interest
80 above raped peren liant ~ anf n o. certain
e.,-e Home ant one stable situated on N"rri. Ha-
,t,a Turets rowrship. Butte countv California
t-,, ,lr.e. gnarfet. ~ rnl'es $ uth-east of the
3 ~ s,l.astoro' atd on th- norih-"ast sifc of
wagon road leadiu, from Lorgs bar 10
.sbs.tar 81 toVr Ter with sll an singular the
-, -. herel,tarn rts thereurt1 te'uhrirg or
g., s,,wj.e srre,taitire. Also the land on wi ich
the same are situated.
n y. PLr.u, Sbe,if Butte County.
Orovire. July %. 4. d. lshN
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To ALI Whom it May

xsnV FRN-Ar per."n- ia 'ie un "r an art OF the
I4gi-i fu-c - lSas- enti led . An Nct pfosi-
- a. ar he Reg .trailun of Marriage. Biri :. Di
amt l4aihs" proved April lG'h. ltiS. nte
a., 80 nqtifs {" re~nfd such -Hrr tRe hlrh di-
-, ar drath a. ~ county R'cFd f's "nlcT y
=, oriaue ~''h slen l1~; o. oa .h'oreed
ISO r. .KtNNEL, County Recorder:
o,,yi'is, I1iy 70, lsss "
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ShOrif'S Sale.

gyN VIRTUE OF w rNF'TrlnN tS~FED
'"'t ot N" nisiriri 'ortt nt the Fioeenth Iu
|tciH I-trict. iu anI for thr tOGutV az rutte aud
~tn o' tA' srn'a. t. ur dlr"'tcI ard Delivered.
fo"u pr'lir~ =, U"k.. ~" cf hr,e iiun,' rod
hn ihra. n II . ir'"r'"t 80 t'P tn'r or u.~
- itr r,i IA f. ~ t'e ~ I Nc a. u 50
"-.' . ,ii =. I'd the I ~ fhrrn 30 30 dol 'ars
30 of IT n Il ~ Hr ~ co.'- d Il &,
vi rir w g ~ ~ - rEtn'ia AZ y. " NEN
Nl~bN u p"fen rsv" l. 'i"d uoon ''' "a ~
"N'"s" n ruht' Sl' tot hig' est h '"r for c"sh
Il ~" ttnr' IIn.r or ~ ~" t,vu "f 'rovili"
rou0tv a'' : a'e afor'sri ~" VI ud'v The 2'd 'nv
I Pu-' A, }. IS \ 40 So 'rlnck y of sai 'av.
all tf the 1ut. t'rn' interest at tho ph iu.
t"'c = u' in Hu' to MI 'h1 crrtpn t'c"- pure /
o' nd s'tu'-d in r." -" ~ 'rov il". County of
ru'r. 'u' St't" or ''nitc ,ri' o'' ii d.w"o" ~"
$3.50 ~ rtr' "f 49," .vu.'.f q cy'l' now o0 Fl ir
~ Roc 'd'r's ofi ot ruu- r'u''v - - y" s
lr 80" N". !. ho.u' rt ~" "Vth r".' "'r ~~ 49,
Prl 'ud wa .tr - ~ 'r .''i7' g. t'". .u y. p
"'s = 'r' md s. t'',t n. rir1 -'ro' t.tH r. 'rl
nl' '"d eng H-frr r'e'u, n'+ r""'t ~ ~ s1'i "u-
.'.'.""ccs 'h'tu to br'or.irg or IN IN, Vi." ap-
=, 2. to'rp
y PRIV eherjF Rn"p county.
E. ct or ,i'c }H '9' II 'Si7.
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Constablc's Sole.

bY VIRTUE OF ~ T.Lf (TTiON
! tsut out of John IS l.ytry'- ourt 10 Iu.i.r.
Peace in aud to- oplir Township. touuty 90
AID state nj aiItotnii, "a ntit-i y Do" ,nr'
shn Mctoi utl. uld Ia iaycr e G,n 3. vs.
Hm4 Jonu Lurc, uir. tor TIA -,'u q ~ iun-
! isaAl dollar F'iICil'l Grli, H'.d one b II
ND stytri! !Our El1@) oil - Iul r.t % d.
as ihifrrsl un lle ,Hri. - q fH,r az li.rc
ye.ter murth, from ihc st.'' eta, u ldN. y
u. No. al, go = 81 -.it \ 4 - th- sam oI
F-b 6iy onu huh.tedlh, t~fI 80 ...I io
HHshh r!i L,C,uii tt Aj~ o. -1l " o.. .o
Rsst and dr' Cr,3 ,,u uHini d. .'r tu -ti th
( ged premise. u,r,, ..'r ~
ezra d. vir. rp Sat l. ~. TIE i 3.
N ltcmNcr. : . l.l7 .... .h
Fa1'hck, A j. IT'S ri II y 10 i... t,'.
nfi,s of -ap' " 't.. sen an i,.i .''a." - '"'
ri bi der ior = Ii the ~ pc ty dt-tr"'"i g.
sni as toll'w --ThrI c.rtlin piece or are t"
VIA ed. iy'ug nj b Ing in u Z 'liiiN I" Bon
aE m Al.iurnla, ANA co nm nrtn- AT a ufd4
sg the Diich ut he EruthrI l. Grant - Ia
Vnnptn., rinui Z the; ce al, Is" ia cl h
san Oak nee th,tc wei ~ n cen a.
nsio Piue lr,e. 'hrncr 10 it'W 'su r'' u u
v n oak tree t.cnc- -ix c,.n ud % n,Ii -
sefs- of niuu., b = g me ru GRO N'" 50
20 uslls BucN iard AID II i nilis 1Doas Il.
'dlaid
'Soye sale t" take place ia hort of Iohn :
,ence ia tue tOWu of GrvIj!r, Coun ah'
.sofesad
-. NAaUiRT, Constable.
I'd August ll,h. 1855
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TIIr IRTS.

prsrpicr Corrr-'hirl Nnnd in January. .urst
Nri dav in WY. s"cord Monday III NoNember, aud
o.nrth Monday of Anrpst.
t,nr~ry Ccr,,r --tlr.t NondRN ia Nerch MD June
.cc"td Niond y IN ~eptenb r, ana 'Hrlh Monday in
N'"c-1btr.
v.flttl " - .-, iu 'p-h Jfiy iud pc'uirr
P,op.rE Coi..I --'oHr Do Nonf ~ ln '.'rlnr, md
vn,. thirf Vordry ~ Anlnsi. ant second Monday
iu We o'uicr.
ro,pn ~ Srrg2vt<oRs --Hehs G'st Mondny in
'cstu.rt, MAY. Augusl and NuyoWher.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

We copy from The St. Louis Democrat careful
ly.prepared synopsis of the testimony taken in the
course Of an investigation instituted by the Hon.
Francis p. Blair r., for the purpose Of disproying
Mr J. Richard Barret's right to represent St.
Louis in the next Congress A strong presumption
that there vas fraud on the Democratic side was
raised by the fact that while Mr.. Blsirs vote
was FIVE hundred or six hundred larger than
that which elected him in 1856, and the American
vote was about hundred greater than that cast n
the ssme year Mr. Barret has been returned as
having received 4,e67 votes more than Mr.. Rey-
nOlds, who Represented Buch ,nanism in the con.
test two years ago. This presumption was
strengthened by the discovery that this re-
mark able increase of votes, amounting TO
nearly oue-thrd of the entire number cast,
was confined to few wards and precincts, and
to precisely those wards and precincts where
Mr. Barrets gains are most prodigious. Mr.
Blar's small increase, on the other hand, 10 dis
tributed with great uniformity. Detection was
facilitated by the returns of the census, which WAS
taken immediately after the election.
The evidence shows how and where the majority
when tltCttu or. DdrrtL WAS ODIdlucu. Az one
polling place where his vote vas I55, against four
for the Administration candidate in 1850, the
Judges were not properly sworn; one of them
could neither Iead nor write, while another had
been convicted Of conspiracy TO cheat upon
previous occasions; paupeD and strangers voted,
and challenges were uDheeded. To crown all.
the ballots cast were never counted, and Bar
ret himself was present during the proceedings.
In another district, the polls were surrounded all
day BY mob; lnborers came in from adjoining
counties. whose cOnsciences were drueged three
times with liquor before they would swear their
votes through.i In another precinct Judge Of the
election laid it down cardinal principle that any
man who had worked Fix months on a railroad in
/" Missouri was entitled 10 vote. But We need no.
go into further particulars; although trust that
our readers will hook through the testimony copied
upon another page. Fraud, intimld dst.on, money
here. rufiansm there, fuIf led the prophecy Of
The ST. Lopis BspuJLean that Mr. Barret would
baye 1900 votes, with singular precision. Mr.
Blair has identified more than 500 of these as frau
dulent. We shall expect the next House of Repre-
sentstiyes TO do him justice.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

The Washington Union seems to think there is
very little chance that the Federal Government
will be able to do anything on land to check or
punish the revived African Slave Trade. After ali
the compliments-a little premsture, as 1t has
turned out--paid by The Union to the lsw-abding
spirit Of the South, the refusal of South Carolina
G, and Jury to ndict the crew Of the Echo appears
TO that journal-and certainly not without reason
to foreshadow the result Of all similar prosecutions
A The Union judiciously observes, under our sys-
TEN 1.-THE punishment Of crime is mainly intrusted
ito Julies drawn from the peoples" 10 that the
Federal Government stands poor chance Of
honestly executing the laws in community who
=. not only wink ut the crime committed, but vOlun.
"tarily and knowingly aid the criminals 10 render
ing their unlawful schemes profitable and safe
"If" ssys The Union, the people Of Georgia are
" determined 10 import Slaves sDd make Slaves,
the Federal authorities Will be cOldaed, ia their
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

" efforts to suppress the traffic. wholly to IN
" b,gb ssss where their jurisdiction is complete.
But if We are 10 Judge from wnat has happened in
the c.e Of the flibust<rs even here, their success
is not likely to BE- erelt-unless the Nary bss
good many oftcers who 90 not mind being snubbed
at Washington, emo turned over, IS Commodore
Pauldng Low is, to defend themselves in court
Of law.
But before Joining with TIE Union iu pro-
nouncinc "our institutions failure" We have
two suggestions TO make, one adapted 10 the lsnd,
the other 70 the sea. Firt could not some Of the
learned law advisers of The Federal Administra-
ton contriye legal artifce for bringing the
case Of the suspected slaye-traders found lGrk.
ing in South Carolina and Georgis. within tie
e1traditon principle Of tie Fugitive Slave &C. OF
ESQ Could they not be regarded in the light Of
fugltves from the justice of the United Ststes,
and instead Of being allowed a jury whose i'm
partality is questionable, might thy not be trans
ferred for trial by the Circuit Court Commissioners
to some pat of the United States where the
authority Of TIE Federal laws is still respected
We respectfully commend this topic to the serious
consideration Of The Union.
Secondly, if the Federal Government is to be
confined in its efforts to suppress the African
slave.trade wholly to the high seas, as The Union
anticipates, might il not be e1pedient for Mr. Cass
to forego little biz bitter not to say fierce, oppo-
siton to the right Of search' So large a par! Of
our little navy is at this time employed in the eIpe-
dition to Paraguay, and in watching the British
ships at San Juan to preven. them from preventing
the fllbusters from landing, and in recruiting
themselves for months together at Madeira and the
Cape de Verbs after cruising for days the coast
of Africa, that it might be eIpedent TO ca in the
aid OF the English especially as this i, matter in
which not only our laws, bat our national honor
and the sentiment Of the civilized world are con.
cerned. No doubt if Lord Nalmesbury were pro-
pery appealed to, he might be induced to lend his
aid TO prop up our filling Institutions By agreeiag
to treaty for mutual right Of search like that
proposed by our Government in 1924. 1t will not
be till these two resources have been exhausted
that We shall be ready 10 join with The Union in
pronounclng our institutions failure.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25
Markets.,

psrt.prL,Hi,. Dec A.-1LouR uaehssrei. WEEAr ~
cliri,s Rec. : 2,d o. n White, 81 +e&l - %"
All Wassy sL~soy 81 2i.d25tc o
sosrLy. De-. Z--The sses os CoTTos TO-DAY were I''
hale, a. n 6ltc. for MidtBng IL.
BALrIsoRg Dee 4-flouR Upchsoz~d WHEAr SssssZZ SsssZZ,
Wtiis : S5Itl g.. Corn sctve; Yellow 70G7ie "a
eatSr- Provisions steady ard Gull WHISKY tun ~ IL
Nav cpIEsSs Dec. S.The pubh st'o1 Of Tie Psce
vi.s here bad sfsc; upon tbe CoITos market ns 49,
day std up 400 bales st lii6li.c. Dr Addine rns ~
the week foot up -, 50 bses snd ,he eSPors $50" u
eeipts h.s po Ah. s OF LAST year are - 80 bs<s Do
Southern ports 6s7,0o. .oo,.ls
The total pors 70 cate i,) coo bses so:t SH
,gain,t IS ast year. suG,S s.ssdy a. 81 10
Oar, sa.t a. soc LAID IL bb. II lite. CoFyks LIE
Wifiic.: ssl-s 0 the week, $40 ber stocs 80
sxsir-, rs c00 sG year FREICErs: Cotton L''e'P'
S,srirs EIcBAsGE l0e4dle3 ,,,. IN "a
rixc1,s.TI, Dec. A-FLous steady. WHISKY din,
L.sr. .,les !. g}a25r Hoes dull snt droopiof sEss
1o., 81 81 The At-r Price for ,bose averages ~
Res.rt.o-oa, eco LaKD lctT, bat n1t iio.soy -
Ne. Il oE,l; .ss. 4 80 tah :, 81 ~ OF 70 ~
20, lila T. r future 6sas,Ey at t.+
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

TIE Delaware General Assembly will be applied to
at the comng session for an extensive lottery grant by
aue Of the peetleIt combinations that the desc
latrg wheel Of forture." We are glad 70 memo
risls in circulation among the people Of NswCasrle
snd ether eoun,ss in that State earnestly protesting
sc sirst the passage Of 81 set for such purpose.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

BOsTON fno6y, Dec. ~ lS)S.
The opening of the new railroad route between Bos
ton and New-Yo,k celebrated by banquet at the
Revere House last night. About Que hundred gentle
men were present, i0cluding seyeral New-forkerI
Judge Warren, President Of the Boston and pr,yidsno
Road, presided. The &c ualrunningtime made by the
excur.oD train yesterday, on the trial trip between
NsW-iOrk and Boston, was seven hours and seven
mnutps
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25
Later from Havana.

NEw-ORLEtNs Fn'sy Dec. u IsS
The steamship Cahawb la has arrived with Hsysna
dates of the 10Th inst
The Prosident's Message had shocked the Caoan
authorities, ard produced general sensation.
Serator Douglas hal been received with al the
bonors. a..
Sugsrs had slightly declined; stock in port, 2iWo
boxes. Exchange on London, 90 days, I2l q Is per
cent premium; on Ner-York, 393I per cent promisn-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

BOsTOS, Friday, Dec. y. I0I
The ury on the second ,risl Of ". McNdiy i@
killing Police officer Hodson this morning, reodereds
veIdc, Of murder 10 the second degree aud the Coar
et serte,ced him to imprisonment for Life 10 Inc
StGs Prison.