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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

GRAY, BROTHERS, No. % Beekm,n.s,.-
~ N-wy Inverted orsi las'rs D DOORsr3 GATE sPRi.Y
iih' ''i snp ebe'P aud IA Glen. por C9svr e. wofd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
fnrniture.

-
NOTTACE ENAMELED FURNITURE, beau
" no, oralr.rtea g. 1svo0d W4laat, OAk l1d otber
.r,oyd co o, sut.s - and up |srd a. III old .a-
ufsctory No 64 bTo.tssy i've cCors above Lar, he'll
Tb.stef Articles promptly ma luiac-urei 70 order
E,NAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE. in
IL all coor. of superior Grs-.ed manufacture, finished
ia lsu6 .c,pe irst 81. II = FARaINt~
TONS No Csisl-.t opposite Wooster. Estso s3~d li'
EkAMELED CHAMBER SUITES OF FURNl-
~ TURE- in all ana styles, wholesale sad retail
At prio,s from { q ard upward.
WARREN WARD. No II Csn.lst, told No ~
rour doou es.t OF Brosd~sy Seuforf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

NV YOsK, Nov. Y I150.
CIR: YOu are hereby notified that an assessment
~ Of 1we tyngc Cents p. lS5rO nss been leyed
uron the capital Il the WEST MISNEsO'A NfNNO
COMPANY the office ~ she re.suer No <HsnoyeT
New Yofk ~ kDNtsDAY, the 18th day ef December
JOHN slHPKINs, T-ee.r-sr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

hENIRiSiY at U0ME.-At the suggestion ri
many lsf-s tsv'ns psrL Z, being ua--s o,
home. instead % a. Dcutists 90 th-rsby svii1e ,ne
sru sAgosuse to eSst OF damp AUlosphsio a.
70 " 'eI oTeE'NN pom tbc tea o.pesiay <er..
b"~ihl also asolcius A, necessity of drs9s
i9tt comfortable CONDITION iu ~lh - lie ,c.r
r"h i.fo'usd have - auans"c basi.es. C.
rete those irciUrd. G,nt-sn Of mary yeas - nee
~ ire po'ss'iou VII attend - al sn-L arr h A. -
thars's the sant usus vhtoh uOdrrsts AIs-u Dr.
II. GLE LUrhiR, Dentist NJ. sse s,,slway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

NOTICE ot APPLICATION, iof th' disohtrH"
IN insoyynt hor hs o. raEs4an - tn~ PF.'s'
al the hId % khs o l >ei chAf ~ ~ ts'
.-ovc f.ft OF the Revised si,fe.-Hk\RY by q ths
C'y Srookyp, County q Aius ami stss. o NJ ~
In p.lv.rt Notice pubhshes N0Nn u, lSA ,redfs
g. sppssr before hs Hon b. NULNsR sity .'ds, 81 Ia~
Cnv Cort 81 Bn-Ayn ~ bis Ctimb,T No 50 Fsn .trsrt
IN ed CIV If BrsklYn o.. = of sebsaA iSs
the frrroou. sui ,'os 'as thsy ha'e nv
q the sd iu. cut- estate ,houd ne D. mi
and De bi. cttt pu'susht % "a. pnt sos
OF The .fa,r,e s'or..a,A PARSONS. RIGGS RiS3s
nv Law lu~ So AitHTDvys. NJ. 10 ~A - y y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
Z inGnlp.,.

o''cs o' ~. hosrs .s~sles slst lS.cssc,cor
20 > VA L>sr.. Sr~-foss, De-. ,, 1859.
nlVIDEND.-1F Board of Directors Of this
ItnD EGHT a cfSr I'd - ,ii es. es s.Jaeos
esn.nd R ". BLEscktR ssei.,ary.
o"icIOr ~, HON..n Is;gs.sst Sc.sssf"rt
nlVH,END.---The Board Of Directors ha.s
~ declared. DIvIDsND q I,fsn pr CO: & q he
HsNRy 4. OAKLEY, secI,.sry.
ActScY o. -T9T sI.IE or ILL;eo.23'ss
R.w.,oRs. Dec. is5s
THE TRANSFER BoOAs OF the STATE Of
payment 81 1sr, cu tbe aoaasy Janary rrat a. the
'n'' Of kEi'HAA ED%At6 h%f sEassT l.8,s-r As'l.
At moetiag Of me BOARD % DIRECT
~ ohs Of ue hEw.JERsEY zlNc coMPisY sel4
IHis DAY, DNiDkNDi iopRraaC6NI ,.s Ne go pss
ct.y ss % S s9E%sq % OF .oy ia Of "a % Tie b,Sa S q & co 1n
E.u, ~ os cod os 80 2i.h ost % Jaraary 8 ,aea.i.-
Tie fio~ r.Ir ei.ea oiheers u ne Company
E. r, ;r;T5. y'I hENaY Aifkss k NJ f'sd e d. II; s, a H.
N''-'''' 4 LATiuss WALLACa, seece:sry.
Trs..cssss oaf,ci Albany, NJ. o. 1853. :
THE TRANSFER BOOKS Of this Company
a.. I ?. ~, III b. pTep, i.
ANNUAL ELECTION Q: DlRHCr0Rs Of tne conpanIi -
pineo !, BE- seo the rsth q ceFb-r net, .as VI
r.opepsd Ii. so-si9s O. rILsSDAY ts- nioih day o.
1so.u'ec GILBERT L WILSON. rfea'lfet
OFFICE OF IHs Clr'HLAse .so ri5rssthss g. B. r. Co.
tLsFtL.AD. My ifi loS
NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL
LN ktFf ING # The stockholders of tia Company fr the
sec,s.n of Director, and ts,scta of <eI 1usn w, oe
arld the u the Company Cie,-isri, "EDSES
oAY the tih day II Jsnutry next, - IL ococt a m
Tire Tra seT BcOks viii be closed tae l5th u December
,pA oten OF tie >b January. p ROCKWELL. seey
| CALIFORNIA STATE BONDS.-INTEREST
" OTPOE1 due lsi Of January, l9 California Sste
Bonds COLLEGJEO 1r PURCHASED BY
WILLIAM n0Gs G., No. ~ Waist.
CALIFORNIA STATE BONDS. Coupons for
~ Interest due Jan J. 1859, on tsiniA ster sont par'
biased by DtNIAs, SHERMAN 10.
rRrisvRY prP.RTNEsr, TRE.scssRs OTFlcy, MOL
CRY JEFFERSON Nv ~ 1858.
NOTICE 10 hereby gwen that the SEMI-AN-
~ NUAL IN INTEREST, ,,iig due the Let of January
next all tie BON D. issued by Sat. Of noun 20 TIE
,Jcrrl Comesues thce vii Be paid maturity =:
IL. Bark II Commerce, IN TIE Cty o. NJ Yort.
A. " MORRISON, State Treasurer.
once H. CRossr md MlLwArSEE RuLRoaDce,g
SEW-iogg Sept 10. 1853. {
NOTICE is hereby given 20 the holders Of the
~ FIRST MORTGAGE L,ND GRANT BOSDS Of rhe
! n CROSSE AND diLWaJ KtE n. Go th.' tie under
auti Dried 90 "a apguit psd Coupons Of
sd Bouos by giving crengs therefor the SINKING
FUND BoDd Of the Company O. seventy Gems - the dsF,
line nnlc,1 Of Iocf, aud IL 1'TO.its anfs ct
md rolling sto-s and a. other rea aud Ierscus pop
WM A. GUEST,
ALFRED NOXON, }Co-.ni.tee
A. { GUSSl.O
NXwYosg, Nov. q, 1883.
| CIR: You are hereby notified that an assessment
~ Of 1S1 iyfgc Gents pr q 5N0) nss been leyed
uron the capital Il III" WEST aflSNEsOFA NtNIND
la flacf fff M
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

CRAy, BROTHERS, Manufacturers and Pro
" pIi.,ors " HIDES GRIPPING ttCeNIRlC SCREW
WRENCH f,r Nacbns bud Gss fiiters No t9 bets ~
II O l. II A Y X l. L. 4 ; :.
Appropriate Holiday Presents, L; 20 81 3 ,sdGsy 4
,prpdd ssortInent sso PlOs RssoveIs Sei J.
II ouly 10 ounces EACH CA Dos Posks Ka,cs s-se sls
doube Guns Rlhrs nc sc oftb, bsst q.A.y
b. }. HART L Rs sC-. No. ~ b--edvsy.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE-TOOLS
hc-Cu. .nd roueh. Ne. 81 se,, sai.d.:s' CAa
ret Ha.dvse CsTp,Dters Jore.s Goos 5cS aud Snip
Uusrrs Hardware Ho4seb ar-ishrs Esr3 " s-pders
and kaeh'ri.s hs-tws-- s-Ess Sc7Gs - G-ts sAriey
shs Tools Miners rooa soseia-- Sith sssost
r,srt Shelf Esrd-ss Gn9 ne ezeLve
Coopsrs Edse Iecls Tra he A. % Re fo1ni
% u. eity FOR a.. az SHAs =. LITTLE A Co..
Ma s. ~ ri..On-A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
N Y. SUPREME COURT GEORGE p.

n Y. SUPREME COURT -GEORGE p.
~. .NsYLoR. IowARo yickgRs WILLIAM ki.g
EDMUND l. sfNIoN, OsOaDE SArLla n.hnkS
BAR1HOlD sCBLrsI<GyR, fOWARD 3. HusflNO-
Ton HrNRy LODGE THOMAS = viCKERs snf tRtD-
PRICK LkuMAsN against h suRRiSo roN hANSShc~
iURlNO MPANl.-SumrnoEs NJ. t-ro ths Del 'naasts
sbos, named; ioo hereby 'smnlo1sd snd 'eln'~d ~
the complaint in his ion, Dhh al. - ts - M
orc q th Cs o ihs city sui CcuDiy q New fers 81 tns
Ci,y Hsn in Cry - N.~ yes Al - srrvs cory u yo.f
sr.Nrf the sst cmpsni he sshs her aithFn ons
No = Waist ~ sst city within twenty tas strf tff ~fsr
cf hi. you stcl.sc - h~ tsy of lh .-f,~
.rs HI Won AL % ,h- SAD complain, ~nln me TINE
the psutr n his scti 10 vii a.. 1as'seni Ns.'s.
~ 70, the s 81 sT1. 81 with mtscst ur he sih ssy ~
H. A n 1855 .u she firfhsr - $50 v, ~ih VI
,r-,.. fcr Nsv IS u las u the mt'a.s .aa = 80 =
70 iussr.., from the lfl dsy - A2ul s> IN 10 'af
moi as IS wp frW iht 4 ~ sAy ~ 1ss-. ~
srs 10 hr ffh- No - as e sh 1T '' ehi - .s.h
esy q Agr isbs hs.iie thr css's ~ tnls sess'
iois Jur. ID. iSS. , -, ..,
Tie comp s'nf IN The above rlt'ci trton ~s 40 - We
occ of its Cerk % h. Ctv sni Comfy Of N-
CITY Han N tie O,y - New loEs iAs - - No,e'
hT lstR OWN NOsE, PiAils % Ar'far,s
Dstec New Nors, Nov. -, iSSS. ~ la~Ss'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
Professional Notices.

(<ANCERS REMOVED aud PERMANENTLY
~ .kkbi without the tire Knife, ~ Dr. y WE.f
My, No los IVES, seth 81, Ne~York
tie repeoy pacly vesetsb,- Al <rss
u rspaty . u. 9perssen secons the Sh: Peia All
tidscnat pioooc~d fhirt In ts
CsncsSs cnr-d AZ all BE- scfy The ,n-
pied asstEoyns toe scrrhous by III, remedy vses
bom forty hve Eiiag,es Are. ia rs-v h.1in,
vroces pesfrcec And tsoA obtained IN onn
l w.sis ProGuoc' uts o. no PNn, DO n-ryous
eoDs'ftn o.A dersnsemee but. is fact relieve. peu sn,
We on SAL sna reflect recseey taosn Wer. tuacrs r,e A
ans b'h'l'aas sre aso ID IN few minutes
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
UsR E.CaR-BRaHE Co,
HM. q. CREAMER, Secretary,
No. 81 Piu,.st.. n.
siiIE REGTfAP NhTL LINZ yia STONING.

/ TON hr BosToN and PROvIDESCE.-lrlsnd Route
"a '.s.. sad r nss ori % sok ts esp jo sSH
sTON,NGToN snd PROVIDENCE AID BOSTON aud
ds. er, 81 fou Pier No. Noh River fret wharf above
Brtsry pisse at o'clock snd stos.ugton al $50 m
q ca De rival sf The Msr Train w,h leaves Boston ct
TIE MODO7E, from New-Yosk Monday, Wednesday
FROM s.oniDgoI Tuesday rsds ana saturday
III PLiiGOUTH ROCK, from Ne.-iors, Tuesday, Thurs.
,Sys, s,iy s5' Sat ''''' - STONE ''H ''''' '-'
proceed p~r railroad 20 fnovf
places sdy of hose BY oner routes and In smps time
ior al The oily mO-aiuE Ess corD-cn North snd last
prefer u remain board ste,aer ENJOY
nights icrbeo bc ,ksat desired aud leave stonanS
Fae from r iovid,alc. 70 Nevror, Fifty Celts.
gem as5mpages ne steamed and tram 'aFoasn
For p,.se l,ehs -s,eroops esh, apply board the
.,eeer ~ x FreSAt Office, Pier No ID oIth Ryer OF 81
fle ofBce, 40. To- Battesy-pl8ce, Nov ~, 1853
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
~ Counec ~ New Hampton with the laware, Lscke-
Ves,, Ri.csd, sne 81 Essson With the Lehish
FAIL ARPiN, sEGEEr, commencing ocs ober l. 1883 -
Le New iork t. E.aon aud IN. difs plce. from rf
NJ. NJ on R-er Z. ~ !. H., and p e. ior sonef-
Vi e by above trains al a. p a..
The tIs1s vrsc - Ezsis-h with train on the New
Jersey Railroad wLchiesgs New from 40; f Court
or tn DE- s~are Laska~snns and t,tern Raj
road vii leave at S11 fey & ;,5isa s1sy kaso.i at
HUDSON RIVE.V RAILROAD From Dec.
Ii G. 1853 Train Will sse caarbeEs st, Station q too~s
E.F. T!'5. =, a. an .s o. md SO 3 M fi
Oobb Feny a, lIlO a. IN = Ia itor Sing Sing N
or Pee..tl $50 n rsaetaesS.ie pse..h Sins
sins ard DoO6. fe'ry Trsns yep .as s,
for n-~York leave Troy at 6S sSd 10 & n arc o'Ie '
.sd Albany about IS minutes IA xtTH sgDsri1.b1.,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

NEW LEAF ARD.-Seven hundred Packages,
IN rxrEA ZINE, rendering IN TIfhcrh sAkzsLs
sud TpBs for sale by -
vAS BRUNf WAlROUs
posg PacNENs SsoKSIp,
No CbsnberA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

CTEAM to LIVERPOOL. LONDON. GLAS-
- COW DUB BLIN, BELFAST ana LONDON DERRY aud
al the principal Towns # ENGLAND aud IRELAND carry
ies the tuitea s,ae, Nal viz w,,eey d ~ a
PHILh DELPHI, STEAMSHIP CoNPANYS sssodid
but ron eaship ar Intended - 'st - to S'
CITY OF BALTlMOkE::.....s .sArIR0Af, Pee.
And each A,sInsto Thusdsy u ceock from Pier No.
Pa.,tnsei vii & b he n,s, speedy ard s,e the
BATS or PASSAGE.
CaAp from N-vvors aud Phsdrplia -Ib
Ttir5 rl.ss yos 0f se Ab2veuamed Psses 80
R.turn q, ssA.sb- lot sI ul9aths %
Ps,.n frSsrded 20 Ha'fe Paris, Hs15l!s, b.en'ea
SoTier-rbe.e provided win every re9r.e
he iinu -lias extinction of tr- suf me t-si d'
;. - sspv = ~ IF - ~ conp..y
JOHN q. DALE, W. Is Brn.o Esy, Nesiors, Agent
In LiyrrPol, . an. INM.N, To.eI Baltias.
STEAM 70 GLASGOW LIVERPOOL, BEL
, yAsr rUBLlN AID LONDONDERRY ~i:hoa, dsl.y 70
sS E.arn l.ts 70 s;ner :ss s''' r.'s' f'e f'' ."
''nIA' '' any '''iN'I rSoa az ne sIs,Sosr. nv, S
yhPspptY g.s J.s !: a:ss
R..s of?ss- c.ta s75 thiEd csas fsrns with cooked
'H' So Fo ai sSsERF & es;s sgf Il II Broadway
EOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-U S.
M ETS' IT aT % "stT.Hs s5rH sEsgslA D.e Il G' T.
81, m, sop Pier No No.h River. rtroush ns.ets
sts s a,s S =. Ia s,s sib. '5f s...
spPyto sASL Z hTrcHILLt SOY. No !, sro.a..y
EOR SAVANNAH.-rhe American Atlantic
L scrr- s:-sE.hip comDeat, rsv ad trs;-cAn strsaa
sap HUNT syiLLE, J. A. Po.t Coumsnter, VII esve PIER
ss.,,sr C,i., p.s.ass w.o ua.urps.-d s.son1Oa.ons
xl6 Throusl tcs.s C Ees0:eAls sSs 81 Noble SIS
@ 49,, Ga. s t..ss, ss3i1 e I'd nd IpT %. 2 .:
HI osoxVELI { Co. No % we'i-.L
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

NOW READY for SALE-EDWARDSs Cele
IN bIQted WsshngOn White SugarCUred HAMS. EGcl
Ham is branded o. w fDWANDs
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-16
A Safe House to Sleep in.

A LAWYER of high reputation in the city of
Philadelphia, was travelling in one of the south
ern states, and being belated one evening after
a long days ride he was compelled to turn into
house on solitary plantation, and ask for shell
ter and hospitality for the night. His request
was granted. In the course of the evening he
thought he observed something reserved in the
master of the house, which awakened his suspi-
cions. He was at length conducted to his cham
Der, which was adjoining the family room
There he dwelt on the circumstances which had
alarmed him, till his excited imagination was
filed with thoughts of nightly robbery and assas-
sination. He proceeded to barr'cade the room
as well as lie could. lie fastened down the win
dows; against the doors he piledup tables, chairs,
every thing that was moveable in the room
While thus engaged, words uttered in low
voice caught his ear, and increased his alarm
He placed his ear at the keyhole. The man OF
the house was engaged in prayer, In family
prayer. Among other objects of intercession, he
was praying for ''the stranger whom the provi-
dence of God had Unexpectedly brought tolodge
beneath their roof that night" When he had
got through, our travelling friend arose from his
STOPPING posture Imagine the change in his
feelings. AL his fears had vanished. Though
no Christian himself, he knew that the prayers of
Christians are like guardian angels to the abode
in which they are offered up andhe went to bed
and slept soundly and sweetly, feeling that the
house where God was feared and worshiped was
a safe house to sleep in.-Ana. Hess.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-16
Shall I be One of Them.

How divinely full of glory and pleasure shall
that hour be, when all the millions of mankind,
that have been redeemed by the blood Of the
Lamb of Gcd, shall meet together and stand
around him, with every tongue and every heart
full fjoy and praise How astonishing viii be
the glory and the JOY of that day, when all shall
join together in one common song of gratitude
and love, and of everlasting thankfnness to their
Redeemer With what unknown delight and
inexpressible satisfaction, shall all that are saved
from the reins of sin and hell, address the Lamb
that was slain, and rejoice in his presence.-Dr.
W0tts.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-16
TINE,
ITEM,
METZ,
EMIT.

This word is the only word in the English
language which can be thus arranged, and the
different positions thereof are all at the same
time Latin words These words in Englirh as
we'll as in Latin, may be read either upwards or
downwards. The English words, time. item
meti and emit (to send forth) are mentioned
above and Of the Latin ones, !, Time, signifies
fear thou;s9, Item, likewise g. Nett, to be
measured /, Emit, he buys.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-16
Volume 1, Number ].
gabbath geaaing.
The Cloud.

A cLoub lay Graded near the setting sun,
A CLEAN of crimson tinged its braided snow;
Long had 1 watched the glory moving on,
Ger the still radiance of the lake below:
Tranquil its spirit seemed, and foated slow,
Zen in its very motion there was rest,
While every breath of eve that CHANGED to blow,
Waited the traveller to the beauteous west.
Emblem methought, of the departed soul,
To whose white robe the gloam of bliss is given,
And by the breath of mercy made to roll,
Right onward to the golden gates Of heaven,
While to the eye of faith itpeaceful lies.
And tells to man his glorious destinies.
WILSON.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-16
B. d. Blackwell, Publisher.
g oet's 81 o o l..
The Smack in School.

The following incident in a District School,
described by Mr. William Pitt Palmer, of New
York, President of the Manhattan Insurance
Company, in his address before The Literary
Society,"" in Stockbridge, Mass, his native
home, will take many whose heads are now
streaked with silvery hairs journey back to
boyhood and early life:-
District School not far away,
Mid Berkshire hills, Winters day
Was humming with its wonted noise
Of threescore mingled girls and boys
Some few upon their task intent,
But more on furtive mischief bent
~ The while the Masters downward look
Was fastened on copy-book.
When suddenly, behind s+back,
Rose sharp and clear rousng SNACK.
As 'twere battery of bliss
Let off in tremendous kiss
'dWhats that?' the startled Master cries
"That thir" n little imp replies,
"Wath William Width, if you pleathe-
thaw him kith Thuthanna Peathe ~
With frown to make statute thrill,
The master Numbered Hither VIII"
Like wretch o'ertaken in his track,
With stolen chattels on his back,
Will hung his head in fear and shame,
And to the awful presence came
A great green bashful simpeton,
The butt of all good natured fun;
With smiles suppressed, and birch appraised,
The threatener fatered--f IN amazed
That you my biggest pupil should
Be guilty of an act so rude!
Before the whole set school to boot
What evil genius put you tot? "
"Twas she herself SIR sobbed the lad,
~ didn't mean to be so bad
But when Susunnah shook her curls,
And whispered was fraid of girls,
And dursn't kiss baby's doll,
couldn't stand it, sir at all
But up and kissed her the spot,
knew boo-ooo-I ought to not
But, somehow, from her looks boo-oo-
thought she kind o wished me to-
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-16
Danger of Delay in Religion.

"All resolutions to repent at a future time
are necessarily insincere, and must be mere de-
ception; because they imply preference of a
mani. present habits and conduct; they imply
that he is really unwilling to change them, and
that nothing but necessity, would lead him to
make any attempt Of the kind But let US sup
pose the expected leisure for repentance to have
arrived; the avaricious or fraudulent dealer to
have attained that competency, which is to Sc
cure himfrom want the proagate and debauched
to have passed the slippery season of youth, and
to be established in life; the gamester, by one
successful throw to have recovered his desperate
finances, the dissipated and luxurious to have
secured peaceful retreat for the remainder of
his DAYS to each Of these the long anticipated
hour of amendment, the opportune leisure for
religion, has at length arrived but where alas
is the disposition where the necessary strength
OF resolution How rare j had almost said, how
miraculous, is the instance of achange BUCK
minister.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-16
Quaint and Curious.

Some Flooding genius has discovered, while
spending his own time that the word time itself,
when artifcially transposed or metagramatized,
will form the following words, nett, emit, Item
And if the afore named and its auagrams be
placed in the following quadratic position, they
viii form what may be termed an angramis pal
indrome
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-16
Interesting Account of the Capture, sc.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 8, 1858
s. g 80 o

o.
The refusal of the grand jury of this district
to find a true bill against the crew of the SLAYER
Echo, for piracy, whilst it increases the impor-
tant bearing which the case is destined to have
on the future of the laws against the slave trade
is likely to deprive the public, for while at
least, of the details of the capture Of that YES
sci by the United States brig Dolphin, and of
those explanations Of the various occurrences
which would have been furnished in the course
of the testimony that would have been produced
before petit jury. The following narrative
therefore, gathered mainly from the principal
actors in the affair, viii be read with much in
teYest
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-16
A SUSPICIOUS SAIL.

The United States brig Dolphin, Of six guns
thirty-two pounds, Lieutenant Commanding J.
N. Mafit, U. S. n, was, in the month of Au-
gust last, cruising off the north coast of Cuba,
pursuant to orders, to overhaul suspicious YES
sells, and intercept Illegal traffic. About half
past SIX o'clock, on the morning Of the 21st Of
August the sky clear and bright, and the wind
blowing oriskly about E. N. E., the signal of a
san III s'ght was given by the lookout.
strange vessel under press of canvas, was
reported ahead, and standing on the same course
with the Dolphin. No particular attention was
directed to the vessel during the forenoon other
than an occasional glance through the olass
and passing remark as to the lessenino dis
lance between the two ships, from the deck of
the Dolphin. About one o'clock, however =
nearer view Of the stranger being obtained dis
closed to the United States officers the fact that
she was brig light in the water, and coming
from the eastward through the southern channel
These circumstances at once raised suspicion
in the mind of the commander of the Dolphin,
as to the character of the vessel, as he knew, if
engaged in lawful traffic, she would not be very
likely to come from that direction light Of
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justice.
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