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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

Some Of Ire testimony given yesterday in the
Cancemi case produced a great excitement in
court ard serve TO invest that with additional
mystery.
The principal witress fcr the prosecution, the
man " no saw the pistol fired By which Anderson
was killed., and who positively dcntliies Carceml
as The man who fired it, stated that since the pre-
yi,u. Trial an attempt had been made 10 "settie
with him." as he expressed IL in other words as
it would seem, TO buy off his testimony by the pay
ment of large sum Of money, AMI to Induce him
to 70 TO Cahiuri ia. ins wGcss pOirtcd out, rs
hay ng been active in this negotiation, not only the
prisoner's council, ar. Blankn4au aud Mr.. Girls
tadoro who takes great interest for the prisoner,
bat also a Mr.. Miller . German ~ well as tie
witness, ard who was at the very time sitting as
che Of the jury before Which the case was on tIal.
The witness was not subjected 10 any cross
examination ~ 20 this subject by the prisoners
counscl the reason assigned beng that as this was
a collateral matter, hey would not BE- allowed
to contradict hi,n but would be obliged to
accept his snsNtrs as true. Other evidence on
this subject is Likely 10 be put H. after which We
shali be better able to say .hl! tho precise na
lure ahu Whdl TIE pIohaVV CUitct vi t"o c'iun"-
cations aid propositions made to Lauth the Wit
ness, ~ the friend, OF Csncem. But in the mean
tine nritcs tbs question: How did Mr. Miller
who. it sefms, was coaie-sedly employed by the
friends Ci CsucoWi IN nsttois aPpsItainirg to the
t. .tnopy hattye- the precise uature ard object
ofthat emplcymea: may have heen-howd did this Mr..
Siilt happen to get On the jury by which Cancemi
was to be tried
Strange stories have been told Of ate as to the
way in which iuries are constituted aid ef the
placing Of persons upon them through the con-
trivarce and arrange nent If parties iii interest u
counsel in the csse. Even suppcsiDg that suspicion
which .hc testimony Of The witress Lsu'h raises
against Muller should fail to be su6staatiated it
viii stll remain question how did lie happen TO
get on The jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

Tns BEiusH CgrI,ERs n nh GULr.-KEY WEST
Jure 1. lS5o.-The L. S. steamer Water Witch, Lieut.
John Rogers commanding, arrived yeete rdsy, a. r. IN.
from Norfolk. TIE Water Witch ia 10 search Of the
Sty1. Ste is 20 be used dispatch vessel for the
squsdrcn.
TIE British sur.bost Jasper, Lieut.. PIN command
ing, arrived hele last eveIing from a cruise in the
Gulf, ard anchored OF Fort Taylor. Lieut.. Rogers
,sed her sf.er she came TO anchor. The result
q his visit bad ret transpired. The quo boat is a
screw has too mats square sail rig il heavily armed,
srd he's sirgga!-lookr apperdsee to her loretop
roas.-a colt 81 an ulbrela-shsped awning, tor the
puttct.sn of the ON the lookout for Amsric 40
vesse,s. The obtc. Of this visit. OF course, is uers
90, lecture. lCor. Ct Tts Charleston Coulter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

aseassiBston tosee Of
fcers f the Ninth Chss,eurs-wss si.itsd bJ forty
tyo ,iIictTs, who msrcaed ihilhcr ia Uniform, "D
"deuaud. ADD in case Of need, TO require ths
tie icsertion Of paper draEn up by their con-
ro6e. N Roee, who had served, i. seems a. second
both TO y e.. and the second ch senser, snd who
would, We suppcse, il Necessary, have filed ths
ttird pl-ce hims'lf In tbs paper The ground Is
dis'icc.y taken that N. De Pene was responsible
Tor his article. not only to ca individual but to a
c]s... II remain. to he seen how this uew military
censorsh!p VII be ,elished by TIE French people,
ard What its precise fleet may be in modifying the
character Of i1c French press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

The mere recent accounts frcm Kansas, n.'u6-
irg tie statements msde By tho wounded men who
escapcd with tier lives from t5c Hamilton mas
sacrc, fully confirm the cold bo0ded strocity of
that proceeding. /. appears that there were three
Uarliltons engaged il t-a Capt. Charles 4. Ham,
itor, member elect TO the Senate under the
Leco mpton swinde; DR.. George Hamilton. who
wes a member Of the Lecompton Convention aud
Alvin Hamilton, whose CHEF claim 10 distinction
appears to have been his share in this massacre
The three were brothers, ard formed part Of the
noted emigration led from South Carolina by MsjOr
Baloid. They bad been taught chyalry in the
same school with Brooks, whose cowafdly aud
murdcTcus attack IN Senator Sumner was 50
highly spplaGded IN South Caroas; so that this
.Looting On their part of uEa.mcd nen Was no. ~
be wondered at. Tie only one of tho whole party
Wto refused TO participate in the murder appears
10 have been Brocbrtt. The intention, doubtless,
Vas to murder the whole ten, % the pIdciple that
dead men tell ne tales. These IlsmiltOns have
doubtless fed TO the South for protection ard con.
ce1lmen We shall Gee if any thing is done to ward
a'resiirg them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

Louis Philippe ruled France uuder the title Of
the Citizen King 1t las been atsempted to invest
LOUIS Napoleon with tie character, if not the
title. of the Citizen Emperor. IL his ascent
10 imperial power, this artfIl usurpcr has
no doubt shown good deal Of sAl in alter.
nately employing as stepping stones the deep
impression made on The rural population Of France
ty tie fame ol his uncle, the disposition of the
Gle fey, in he lope of sharing it With him, t. ad
him TO assume al unlimited authority, aud the
readiness of TIE noney,d class 70 sacrifice liberty
TO order under the mistaken idea that order alone
without liberty, can serve as handspring and
impulsiye power Of permanoa. industrial progress
The enterprise, however disguised, Of subjectiog
TO despotic aid irresponsible rule a people which
has once tasted, even to a slight degree. Of the
sweets Of liberty, ever work iGl OF hazard and
dancer, encounters in our day an obstacle 10 the
shspe Of the periodical prts, quite unknown to the
usurpers of Greek aud Roman times, or eyeu to
the Italian t,rarts of the middle ages. Here is the
rock On which the revived dynasty OF the Bona
1artes seems in dagger of making speedy ship
wreck. The only practical taste Of liberty which
tie Frerch have ever had has ben in pres, moro
or less fee. Such a press has existe1 among
item, TO a greater or less extent, Tor near cen
tufy, though in tie early part 81 thai period By
.uGerunce rather than BY lss, and for time, dur
ing Gle empire of the first Napoleon, greatly
restiicttd nd almost eItiI eGisted. Still 1t has
tetn, in tho Use Of The pen. moro or less free.
that what hrs been cslled Ftnes liberty has main
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

IIVV II OF kIINE3EN a nv 10.
Mr. HARRIS liz moved ~ ..ke up The Msryisaf
contest. election Of White against HAMS. Ncgs
ed g. against o..
The House took rccess till six clock.
On assembling hey considered the Ssnaes amend
mcute o the Pust'Odice App, priatiOn Bill
Mr.. HARRIS (lll.l agaIu moved TO proceed TO the
ccneiGeration OF 'hc Msryiord case.
Mr. STEWART said II Was desirable to all parties,
that the question be settled now.
Messrs. QUiTMAN, kEIIT and DAVIS lodi
cpyosoc pres ut action owirg TO tue pressure Ct tue
public basness ana there being only t@o days remain
leg Of tie session. The last named gentleman mes
toned thst rot five men had read the testimony.
Mr.. BURNETT (Ky.) remarked that as members
were ret ealaried they might remain and dispose Of
TIE biisiLess.
There i probability Of there being very lsh
t.ssiou to night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
From NeW-Orieans--C continues
Arrests.

sr. ;al pipscA to The Baltimore Sua.
NEw-ORLrAss, Wednesday, June y, i''> :,
The city has resumed tue general sppesfaSs
business the only movements calling for spse'.. ~.
marx being tine continued arrests OF members o. =.
iate Vigilance Committee on warrants Issued oy
authorities Since my las. dspstch there paw s.iss
over dozen aues.e. and more are expec'eo " IL
the close Of the day. Maj. J. H. Duncan, one
g..ersup OF the independent movement, "A ss ii.
suprmter OF the Vigilsnts, has beer suej. sIp -
ton bales used fer the street baincades hss,'Iisss
attached for cau,G,,es done 10 the Coun S'I,ncs,
while occupied by the yigilsns. Recorde! ~ -
however, hss been refused authority TO act N u
on tho ground tea. his feelings sse "a sapPo''
Vgilants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECRVED BE
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

Both of Il int leading Sos.h ws'e prost-stsi By
tie storm yesterday afternoon srd s1ca reports Of
Corgressiora 81 proc.ccres a. we have bssn sSl, to
oh,an csue via Plila6e'ph.s, Pt'sbargb, Cove'sni
end Boffs o,irayersng cI.tsnce of oyer tooussai
miler, ard ave nsce s,r y imperfect. Il Was after
o'cock Tie norong wien we commenced our South
Gn erd Westein rews, by The DaIa!O hne ttal ssd
be Horse Roson bers tue on'y orcs working oa. Of
II city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
Floods NJ tic West.

LArhYETTF, a., June II, 1919
l. ced raining here at ~ O'Clock on WedSes.
day noon, ard poured down almost necessarily una
this (Fliday) morning. The Wabash River rose With
f-ghfu rapdty, and the inhabitants on the river BIZ
toms awoke in the morning TO End their homes filling
With water, and were obliged to escape in baa's ana
~ swimming on horses. The Wea and Wild CO
Creeks two small streams 10 fe . hours 10 re-
iog foods. The Toledo Wabash and Western Xvi
road acToss the Wea Creek, was entirely swept ssv
doing damage tc tho asrount OF s(D,D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

The hopes entertained Of satisfactory dPlo-
matte arrange with the Court Of 7, kin have
been blasted. Replies have been sent to .he late
communications forwarded on the part of the En-
oa'sadosS to tho Emperor, in which it is proposed
70 remit the negotiation TO Canton. This, of
course not satisfactory To the Eavoys, and i! is
stated that Lord Elgin proposes to direct military
operations against Pekin itself Suppose the allies
were TO take it, as they have taken Canton, they
might It'll be, as they have been since tho taking
Of Canton, as far from a settlement az ever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
Military Excursion.

B0sfov, Fridly, juno u, l<a.
The Boston Light Infantry, Capt. Chas. o. Reten
rumbering ,evsnty-eix musket-, and accompanied ~
Gilnores Salem Brass Band, eff this aiisrnooa "
AsE-Ycrk via Norwich. On the ccmnscy stan a.
MsjJr-tisD. r. +. Edmonds, Ala 70 Capt Rosery
Albert Dodd, Adjutant, Ralph w. Newtop, tldsfss
ster, Col. John Z. Boyd, psyms,ter, Dr. c.noa
Greene, Surgeon. Very hearty cheers were eisst
'ree Tigers on their departure, large crowds Nv
lug gathered " see them oil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
Foreign News Expected.

SACKyLLE, \. o., Jaa. Up. m
Tie operator at Port Gu Bosque reports ths
steamer hts beea intercepted 81 Cape Race, sHd thst
her advces sre on the way t. New-Yofk but as Jet
not enc word Of the report bss to hand and We
ale utterly in the dark 10 what steamer it is
though VIC prceme it 10 be tho Nova ScotjaS, which
tn Liverpool on the % inst fr Quebec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
XXXVth First Session

SENATE. WAsHNGTOS, Juue ii 1888.
Committee OF Conference were eppoioted on tbs
four appropriation bills, TO amendments Of which tie
liz use had cisagreed.
Ire lidiara Election cases We're considered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

:. sore--lp Release Lieutenant Commanding VIM. A..
Parker vii sail fr:m Boston for Port Prsya, Cape do
y.rl 'suds, on Tuesday 18th lest, with stores for
the L. :. squadron on the coast of Africs. letter
bag vii be KEEP. a: TIE Naval Lyceum Navy Yard,
ChaIestowp, until Monday evening.
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Isaiir0ad Accident.

CLLyELAAD, Friday, June II, ios .s.S
lp.egepce he beer received Of another scc'o..JI
the Lafayette and Indianapolis Railroad, Dy W.
ito engineer and fireman Pere killed, but CO pssvs
gers -eTiousy hurt. Particulars have no. coris
hand but il IL known that heavy Hoods had oceun4
ard some Of the bridges had been swept away.
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REDUCTIONS of, RAILROAD FA,Es.-Anothes i'm.
rortsp reelection Of fares has been made on the New.
Yok and Erie, aud the t;eGesee Valley and Rochester
Rsilrosts, the rev rates beIg ss follows:
Ffotn Rochester 20 NV 81 %
Erom Bs.s,, '.e,.-j ca
Prom inns.o Ne Y ,
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lates all rules th,n tbe reply Of Mr.. Wilson to Mr..
CIVIC on Thursday. Dr. Wilson oush to have re'
membtred That tiGe- tOuored principle OF 'si'fo
which prohibits what IS vuglrly called 1"ittog
upou facts
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SPECIAL DIsrAroHTs 70 TnE \. 7. TRIBUNE
From o., Ot-n Corropolfeht.

srToIlL DIsrAToHrs 70 THE \. I. TRIBUNE.
From o., Orn CorroPo1teHt
WASHINGTON, Fddsy, june II, 1853.
Sensior Gein has challenged Senator Wilson
He seut him rote by Mr. Fitch of Iodisua, merely
skiDg fr meeting outside the District Me-
Wilson replied by citrg 10 lin bis reply to Mr.
Brooks. 20 the effect tbst dueDg was forbidden BY
the laws AID by tde maIursd ccnvictioEs Of his
whole life. 81. Seward sd other Senator's arc
striving 10 array &c the difficulty aad will doubtless
suoctCd.
The following is n full and accurate account Of
the language used in toe debate last night which
gave rise TO the challenge. Mr.. Wilson had msis
a sctech in reference TO the expenditures Of the
Government Of Csltornis. Mr.. Gwin, in eply,
said that he had heard great deal Of demsgogsm
in connection with the expenditures in California
Mr.. Wilson asked if he intended to apply the word
demagogism TO him. Mr.. Gwin decued to e1-
Plain or reply.
Mr. Wilson said: 1.-The Senator declines 10 an.
"swor Very well. / say to him that denl
gceism is better than thicsing. / had rather DO
ga demsgogue than thief.
Mr. Gwia inquired if the Senator meant to apply
his lapeusge to him, or to the officers Of the reye-
noe 10 California.
Mr.. Wilson said tn st be had no explanations 70
give to tho Senator from California.
Mr.. Gwin then ssid: of the senator means 10
"apply that term to ne, he is caluGnissor aud
coward
The PrcsiGen. called both gentlemen 10 order
when Mr.. Wilson remal kcd that what the Senator
f,om California SAID 81 ! not change the record.
To the Associated Press. , ~
WASHINGTON, Friday june II, 1853.
Ssretor Gwin has challenged Senator Nieoo, IN
consequence oftber coloquy last night 10 tue heo-te
On former occasion In tue Brooks slfsi, 1t Sd %
,sconecisd that Mr. Nileon said he wood nor hShts
duel bat would protect him5efn attacked TINS Is
his rosition now. senators Seward and Wade GEo
deavoIing to feet adj astneut.
Letters from Font Bridger state that the atny hsi
sufficient provisions 20 last until tie Riddle OF May OF
first Of June before which time aSoilonsl elppns,
would be received. Instead # Agant Hdr, in'at'ny
Indian nostilities against tee nsd a.s tue chss.s
being mentioned IN Gov. Cummings leceLt dI6pste1,
he rs successful in prevt niEg the lnd'acs from JOIN
ing the MoIuors and escaped because the latter nsd
determined 10 take his lie.
Ire number of laid warrants s'ned in May, under
III. act of March 1867 was . ~. y l10Oj0 acressre
REQUIRED to satisfy the entire number Of warrants
Issued.
TIE annual sxagcirseio OF acting. rjsbipmsn at
the Naval Acafemy az Annapolis vas concluded yes,
terday. The lolOwii ii the graduating class A. "
Read ard j. 4. Howell New.Iork c. l.. FfstkVn,
Obio. II. J.. Howistn lrGisDs G. IL. White, Penr'
syivaIia; n. NJ. Blue, New.jer-ey; r.. q. Far5er.
Ohio: ". G. Whl,tle Nrginia l. &. May. Tenn, wee
G.. :. StoIrs Alabama; W. A. Kerr, North Carouaas
j. Giimbsll, South Carolina, and A. kau'z, Ohio.
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:lespWprk Wribnac
SATURDAY, JUNE Il, los.

The uials for Europe by the steamship Northern
Light. will close this morning at hai-Past III
o'clock.
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There Lave basn many uujus.idable alterations
in either House OF Congtess during tho session now
drawing to close, but none which more totally yio.
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The Ilo.. john Thompson. ,he ia.tbhl Hepdbi n
NJ c. ich the Datchees and Columbia Disttic: Of o.
State perenp.o.ily dec.Les reelection.