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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

Ann --On Saturday, September II, ~ No 400 Hudson
street, Jsooa r Ash, ssed GO years
HE fTenos Of the family also NE members Of the ker
dan Lodge, No. a., O oi o ~ respectfully invited
N attend the funeral on Tuesday srnooo Al one ocock
without further notice.
ARssrRoro -On Saturday, September H. NARY FLA,
daughter Of VIM. A. and Anna Armstrong, AGED year,
months and days
Tha ends and relsuves or the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence o. her
parents, 81 West Nineteenth street, tbs (xyadayl morn
ing ~ ten O'Clock Her will be aken 70 Putnam
county, NJ NJ
BOYD On Saturday morning, September II, ener q
tng and painful Illness MARg Louisa B9gD, wife u John
Boy q, aged ss years and a0nlbs
Her frends and those Of toe "a ny respectfully To-
vte " attend the funeral from her late residence, NO.
~ Clark street of D0minck street. ths Monday
morning al eight o'clock, without further n0tce Her
remains v be taken 70 suffolk county, l. l., FOR inter.
nent
Bsxvvar--Ou Sunday, September IL, Of consumption,
JcHr BRrrAs, aged ~ years, months add n dags
lis relatives and friends, and tnose q his orother
Jsnss are respectfully invited % attend The funeral IRON
The residence o. hs mother, t34 East twenty second
street, this (NcntA7) afternoon, rs two oclock.
BvpS-ln This city, on Sunday, September *. ~ me
rtsceroe Of hs brother, George a, Ansrw BuRs aged
az Years.
fhs relatives ani friends or The family Ss respectfully
requested 70 attend the funeral hs o1dsy) aernooa,
a 400 O'Clock, from SIS Gta0d street
Exalcc2 Cn Fflisy, sePiaraow 10, JAoOl S4ofSDcz,
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Brooklyn City News.

THr HABsAs Co<pos CASE Tho case Of wattcu Mile.
deter sssins' William T. Thompson and v,rEns rtonpsos
fray disposed or far tins jurisdiction oil the
Ciy Court eKtonds Saturday sfternooo. Mhscosos,
win be recoeced sued ost writ or hsbess corpus
fer the recovery Of hs ~e daughter Of Mr. rncnpsen
Ee alleged that shs reess ned by her prsuss fro
vcg wifn him Ger hussArd) Her parents don'ea that
she reet'ancd a her liberty bot thss she vouutsr
~ Fe1ated with thsn Both parties spoeared by c1uase
and ceoton by pse for defeassIt 70 DIS CHS, tue
lyose irgs the 81 and that there force asod
Argument ecsoed on points q law, when tho jsdys
mace .he following or.er;-
GrsTsa Tta The be e.smi sod aaa thai nedo
xedoer Ii disrhA-god from the custody NJ hs ahsrd sud
om Al ersiet sn,ieu of tbs defendants
Ia t,~ est and free 90 "a With her 20
wb tas rfisior lie these pro,e ednss she eject
In Gocitru, ms Honor observed tnN a wfc lett her
hvrnscc she could rot cosrced forcby from
hSr parents without eae prcoess which no had not tao
poser 20 greet
Netbe@ fts uehsr tina cargNtsr wers In court bat
large number o. people present wssos ths pro
ceedings Mrs h.sedoier remains With her parents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

UuCA sept III, 1858.
Az ths sc-on or tho Free Love Convention this Alter
Parker Psbury charged upon The reporters ali the
odor q vulgmity which has been uttered.
Mr. King Of The prcss, pronounced The assertion base
and eovardly
The clergy and citizens generally Of Utica also a.
taxed for not having morality enough 70 endorse The Con-
vorlien.
SIS Foster offered resolutions declaring The right OF
personal freedom orcibe resistance 70 slavery pleds
Ing aid 10 any such resistance.
mr. Tookey, Of New York, offered resolves 10 favor Of
aiscre,onafv divorce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13
The Case OF David Dilute.
I'm rBR RDIynR or vux uRRAtn-

NEw YORK. Sept. II, 1868.
WI you please allow me fow lines for ocrrcctirg
statements maze In your paper 20 day. regarding vseit
Rrd nssded "a Parrce the Eleventh svcruesp In
FIRST psce ycv state my fasner (Mr. Jacob ouse} 10
he Irish man suoh is rot the case, he having bseu
born In soesr ocsty N Y In tie second place you state
sras MP father living with at the tiue OF tho
ourrcoce wh,co wrong be hsv'pg ars from tho
Wort about two weeks ago. and stsid with ooiY
night cL bis arrival kere, sGd again visit at the
TINE OF tie occurrence. Thirdly you make the evao0cs
Of NJ wife before toe Coroner 20 read fnst struck
father. TINS IL Incorrect my wife havIns testified that
l pushed (Dot struck my father The facts will DO
ebown ne trial. which court at early day, aod
ass the public 10 their opinion Gil ths trial takes
piAoe. DAVID CLUrE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

rax RUSSIAN FuoArs GnsESAr ApMsaL.-rss mssnia.
cent steam frsse nov on TIE stocks Al The yard Of VIM
a. webb, Esq foot q skin street, East river Tor the
imperial Russian government vii bs lAuaChed % the
2lsi luftart
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

The Paris Noricar contains The followins.-
BARON sRos TO HIs sxcsLLsfcy fHs MINISTER FOR
P0RsIaN srPsGas.
rFT siS, June 10, 1883
TIE wishes Of TIE Emperor have beea fuled 10 Cnios
That vsst smpre thrown open 70 Christia0lty, ana
rea,ly m wnle Of stn fhe csneTce ssd tndaswv X
the west Diplomatic sgenis wl be allowed 70 reside
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

A despa,ch from Ns'ts dated August ~ says,-
ar Hove Grant len Iloknow on TIE 20tn jolly, 70 70
t,sve usuuansh and 10 capture Fgzsbsa. rhe Rsjpco
rebels AFTER punderiug r9nk, had lied sras tne Coam
bul rur,usd Nv Colonel Homes Ropsrts. The Bombay
import market vas active.
fhe iOosing deeystch received al The East lndis
House.
rbe fugitive rebelsf Gwallor, a'er making demon
esrston against Hoondee the i9th Juy attempted "
the Bscddos, but failed 90 the 1871 they -srs
mer aolrs both Beehore and Bushore. The Neemucn
bad prepared " out the lat August, Tor tue
purpose a co-operssion ~th HoImes' column, wnsh was
last heard Of 81 Bondee.
the rebels are IN cossi ierahe force their number beng
estimated At goo or 5000 agntng men, WITH dve guns
Their leaders are Tsntis ropee, Yedlal ana others.
A small force from AhmedsbAd, under Msi1r Briues
bad been pushed forward 70 nmsoune 90, wita nsruc
tiops 70 march on khsywarra, necessary.
rTbe ~unt Dcssasoe have oderef 10 submit tie Por.
fngue~e government The amnesty purporllns 70 have
been issued BY The Governor General published the
Bombay overland papers o. The lph July hes been OH
ciay declared 10 be an entire fabrication
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13
Suicide OF a Brookiynite.

NfNAUfsH, sew. IIt FNFN.
A youne man named Arun Kneebel, o. Brooklyn, shot
blr,sef lsst veune While In salooat on Orelds lake
lie ". living this morning, bui viii Dot PROBABLY long
survive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

rsORra RUNTors, NAILS PENKrRArrra ran
n@.t extracted whou, pair hss Ne boot bs
ster op srAhn@ wtkout ks issst
erse p.sent hr ~, zAcHARE srgsoo assog stiss
Nv bsvsdwN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

t1rrrorsr1y at Peiu Der missionaries win be admitted
where. Ocneee envoy viii no cent 20 Psvis TIC
murderer CT tn.seOpary ChsPpedelsno DO pao.
ishec; II will DO announced 10 the Pesi1 Ggsete Toe
laws Ctrists<ity 70 be revoked. All toe
taken and In part REQUIRED (con 81 uuaer
zeal Of Imperial couraissonsrs France anc Eog.
lara obtain the noes Aripie colcas5iocs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

TIE Toiowicr private desrssch from Trieste August o.
eays-~Advcts iom Consssnanople " August ~ state
that The Porte has appointed conmsiooer 70 suporn
tend the rebudlng a the forHcsons u Kars aud her
strstegita points.
The Grand A1mlrsl Nehemed Pssha, the Ninis'er Of
Commerce Al Ghap Pssoa snd toe tnree other Ia
Law q the sultan (reu bers u tns grsni C5unc, have
been placed the retref rt Mehemei kibnzli Pasna
taa appointed Grand A1mal an1 70 repiacd IN the
prsadpucy ff the Ccunct o. toe ranzma By Mehomsd
Rucnds pssns The new klnisler Of CJmncrcs has not
bean appolnied yet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

Tho c-S-raI Of s. Pesersoers Of the 10th (27 Inst,
pu bllshee the folo~isg-
NJ typographical error IN the article relative 10 The
rrrrlvsior o. reace wh cna 10 I'm pfesson OF yes
terday the caies O the tao treaties omitted The
eret taty meutoaed conclGded on the ls Ssh) o.
Jure ard the stcrd, concluded previously, bears the
daae a leln laethl MAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

TIE Austrian goverpmeni bad addressed circular 70
s agents resoesng the nsvgsuou OF the Danube. The
Imperial rrvtrnuens had sec,me alarmed II the pereuo
tory rcussi Of pisnlroteptaes ~ the Paris CJnfe
reScs TO submit 70 the arrangements made By Austria Tor
countcraotirg the treaty o. Paris.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

letter from Munich, Of TIE 2th says Tho MART ge
Of Duchess Helena, OF Bavaria sister o. the Empress
Of Aus viii the neredsry Fgce OF Tour and rAscs,
vas osleersted 70 day q, the caste Of Passenhoen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

The Victoria rariiamsn stood sdj,urned 10 the 10Th Of
August. ard vtll meet early 10 octsoer
Tbe import trade IN dul but not unhealthy. The *.
porw The months exceeded the imports By f3s5 900
The wuol market uocnapgea. fail,w IN Moderate
demand Excnarse bsnks buv At one per cent discount
ard eel al rsr 10 Osober rail say deocngres will begin
10 be transmitted, not exceeding Gt5o 600 per month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

~ Ipndersf.rds isyre qusnty Of eounerf-A ard i.is
achesrs Aromatic as ben seni . his rarkes
fro Ph.A~pkN sod 70 q The whrssssle xrcc~ra
druggists asd qncs nercssrs who are 0i~fng much 30
low nv -hole-ae price I ~oea osutor soutsers Sn4
wesetn mer0 sApas nom purchsslng he vile siaa ~
rnshur hut whssey Favored wh isnirer sad
yucca "'" W. UDoLpuo woLrn
sole lmpu~Her n Beaver stwe~4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

ne InoSrs PED hes the iollo~isg,--
ca tbe 3oh Hex Majesty, Qdc~u victova, We Prince
psct ard suite EXPECTED Ia Ant~erp on their return
from Prussia and viii embark immediately Tor EagAnd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

Wssss's Wall ssyIs - Gss1~msa's Drsss Hses
o. 81 WHITES les 1l;oa And ~ Greea wtch sreoA,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

AT EvEKDELIa HTe CxLBBEATED WEDDING
"A cards sp erdldiy engraved only be tst Broad.
way former OF Duane Orders BIZ 81 so<ciset
. SUPERIOR CrrY BUILT DOCTORS BUGGY NEW
"A and wAxr>r,sd for year. for sale al one hall 10
value. Apply 81 - DOmnick street.
/. oAKD-DR. POWELL CAN Blk CONSULTED, Az
dhereo,ore for the past twe.ty yos % M diseases y Tho
TO O'Clock ~ NO 81 RroAd way, Arrows
Twelfth street Artificial o, 20 ascstcd-
A GOOD CHANCE TO CLEAR $50 Pa wKxK.-Ar
"A iantlc Cable cha, gold 81 20 tnsea.
Any one from si00 ~o~s selling them In Tao
S' wAED, IS Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

truss and Handbags Inssitnse. - Elastic stock
insa female supporters snd lrsrumen tge d-t0rmtuss
Or. GLOVER, No ana street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

Coed Tea ~ the Cness- ana no ms. Gess
,pd-e Zoe 81 ohRIsTIAksohs tee rsrsseass, Ne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

Southern ard Western TRADE Our st~cS
Of fan n1d piues clohang IN. .sose
o. al tire Se~ ard sesl
~ ctoihng Terms Ard rric~s fa-o-abs
70 unaoubsed houscs4 ~ DxgtIk ~,
"a, 70 snd ssl Sro@drmy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

he Iondon T~s the following despatch IRON
Besiin August 26,- Appears decided that, u the exps
raloc prs powcrs the frncs Of Prussia will b
APPOINTED Regent. The Prussian government had I'd
dressed 70 The vieana @ otnes on The occupation
RusSAclv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

Bsvcklyu Cameo-typss -Thcss ChsrmiAs
o nks OF Me taken only 81 WILLIAMSON BROS op-
roaate The 0lobe Hote,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

Crisrdcro's Hair Dys. wigs and roups~s-
she best vosa wholesale recall AID the eve pr
vAseiy applied, At 30, kHpr House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

Imported Lace Sleeves tn Great Variety
of Iwelfth street
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Fer Coacring the Hair Tee wHsoos Hair
only scrs bottle cssrr~ sss cocr 70 blat -
without dynx stair the skiu trouble In uxns
applied nks vsssr dos njure he ssr; scnssns u
roYr az All~U.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

4 CERTAIN CuRE FOR - -
"A ExrkkrAB OH INTsRrAL PfLk8.
A guAaA~rrxn.
Reference given hundreds OF In tails ey who
pe. for twenty yesra and Ut Witmers
Pile suppoetory cured them :
Al The Bowery Drug store No i3 Jus. shove Broome
street.
a "a, aRAy aAIs. Oo~PLKrsLy srsroaaO 10 a
a beautiful sIacf Sr nronn ~ ssng sosas q
does dircoor rjure The ard will "GsS
ha,r' original eo~ hy kwo appNc~tcus n
used the wAer, leaving afnR
srpiyinsm Decidedly he
Chs@pe~N ssfe~a and rso& mwve~ssnt
"usr ave" sysr Inverted uruns the BAR ssa6s fcn
"fgh brown 70 aJet bsek - Applied without trouble
Does ary Inc s.lr, bat sivs~ besusf sppssrssss
WILSON'S HAZE RrgTCRKs
VII rur- sadne~e prsvsmk ns BAR trus. fslhn4 QUE
sxenRker hair the rrOwh az tns h@x -
prevent he hair turnsg gray No ola grease need D, $50
Renaers ne hair fac and slssv wtisoat sng shsr rp.r
uon. Onb - large bottles Sole Nsscy ~ sysssars
drug wto~s, SOC arssd street Nev York and VALsEDss
rhrs ard VALIANT sar-~Aa. rkadsapsA ~ h-s.s ses@
sole Agent for Haidmo~A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

CCEOFULA or - YEABS
- KdouI 81 ala street cured Ct sorofulA Il =
years by Two bo1,s Or SMITHS magnetic sAlve. -
t'anA trt Church
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The Iocoos TINES saJs:-rne Following changes have
t.xtn pace IN the d,plouauo cosqs-ths kacQu's de
Tursos aaves saorid ter Berrs, ana replacoo ~ Madrid
BY bArrct vnrso post Brussels gwen 20 Count co
Mcpseeeuy sho scsed as Fren M Eevoy 81 Frankfort
De ru-got goee 10 Berns WITH tho title % Ambassador.
The salary kaard 100000 francz In Sutherland
n n o1ly 90 900.
despsch IN The Loudo1 Pest dated Paris, August 20,
ray,--rne Duse de MslAxoi viii return 70 Lonaon on
Tuesday, August 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

ne correspondent 70 the Loodoa Post sAys:-The ere
cuiou Of toe postal treaty between spain and England
ell Commences Ia tho mouth Of October.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

cIKGERS NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINB-10
. o,hsr sewDg machine fer family ever eauI I'd ~
beauty Of the achne porfos0a
ard variety OF lis work Cal nd Examine IL
L Il b.h SKk a CO.. 468 BroAlvay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

everlrx TIE ocmpsny Is directed By Mr. zsvisso~ssi,
and shy srosen Of by The rua, press Al Boston aud
elsewhere
To rsr, perorrssnoe a, ne Frsoeh isesire al Metro
po'asn Hus'c Hal. Tuesday. when sdlie. Juieee
vil psy for tho second time Eargusre "The lame
sur Csreias"
ne Operas drAfrtq.N, under Wood. Bryant and Feel,
all announce srcrg bills for tbs -ecs, including ssver.
new soDes They evidently intend be frightened
OF BY ths rtsisa or Ersllsh orers.
TIE Ravels have Just returned from Paris win some
new faces Francois Ravel vho has scs appeared mere
Tor some t-o years, Urea Matthias. and He- dancer,
ST. haihue are tho pTinclpa additions n Ms already
strong company. They have ieasef the Academy Of
Music Philadelphia, and open there september 10.
Runor report. they viii be their old ground nbios
Garden, about tho middle q November. for
e.zemert only they are secured tor Havana and NeE
Orleans the coming winter.
Mr.. Racket hs received ovcrtures ron n the
Iorsoa manager, 70 revisit England, ard -in probably
play In this city during the autumn
Mr.. Stephen Mssssus original ESTABLISHMENT entitled
"sous and Chit Chat OF Travel In Nauy Laods," riu be
given for The rs, time in Nsr York al Eb.Os about
2osh Instant
Rosros-Tbe Boston theatre, urder Mr.. Barry, opens
for sbe sguler season ,hs evening Toe Howard Atbe-
neum has already commenced operations. Mas Laura
Honey, Ensish actress add vocalist, has made her
dsb4i, and her singing much pTases ~ the Aoen'an
crncs, whose opinons ~il never he ~eskened 81 wan
OF confidence IN their own profound Judgment
PHnAprrma.-The musical season IN Phnsdelph. wl
open on Tuesday the alh inst when Me Teresa Psrod
Ibe avorie prma donna viii give Der farewell concerts
there. Nile Teresa P1odis farewell series OF concerts
IN Arcrice event Stree her arrival IN the United
States In 1850 she bad the good fortune appear
every before the largest aud most enthusiastic
audiences After making the tour Of the country Nile
Parodi wnl return 10 New York, where sue u always
welcome, and sine IN grand opers rhs company com
pc~ed o. Mons Junca The great oasso rrfund,, who -
make On ms occasion detvt III Philadelphia, aud Mtss
Annie Kemp, the young American c3niralso hr. Sra
ko~ch has also engaged Herr Gusave Stsier, the pianist
under whose direction these concerts Will be conducted
This greatest continuation OF talent that
pesred IN concer, room. Nc Harrison hilard, the
tenor and Mme Johannsen, prims donna, are also ca
gagged In this compsry,
RaIuxoprL--rne "rrmpessv has b-sr revived n the
holiday street theatre in srspd style, BY VI. J. g.
Wright NJ n Y Dsiey, Mr. Davidgs, Mr.. Fsxe, and
Mise O. jefferson. are IN the cast
IavEyuIs The Rcs,le Dursnd opers rouPa have
prccuced "bsr Fresshuts" here.
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News from Cailfornsa--The Politicians mt
Syracuse-The Utica Pbiianthropic Conven-
tioa-CriaoiIue Horseback--The Arabian
Horse--Arairs tn Europe-Local News-nar-
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--7rnroNWEKKIYMAWK-EYI
- Ro,lnr,on is now one Of the largest
q 4v.h uW>.e

p,,,;np.ou is now one Of sbs largest
= asnot, in ali the North -wsss, LArgs
80. r.m.iu over from lass ysar. - which
S..n added very large quansisisies rs-
"a during the pressns seasen, ! The river
..n.iusd in good rafting copdition since
.,.r and Front street. above and below
.a;., The back water along Hawk-1ys
IA The accre.isns have been constantly
..sp;.d in taking it up. The numerous yards
~. e;,y are piled high In every part with
su.o,i., mai Of lumber, iash 'shd shissi''. far
,h.u ever before seen here.
... from The interior-fsrmers vho are
i. ana desire 70 make much needed improve
g ,h.. vay u barns, staelss' sheds,
~. Ac vili and. upon trial. that 800
q, would buy nose shsn swo-'hrda - taucn
49,. NOE. TSsy will and. il they have
...b that they can get their own terms
8, .bou. % cheap a. they are . mind TO
g., can easily ascertain, IL shey do not all
). know Il, ,ha. labor il Also cheap shat
.,,e,. and laborers can be hired The present
= "a x;n,er al hardly more than half the
u. n,;c. l... year and perhaps swo-shirds
a,rs Of mex. year, when the world gets in
Ian ar.in. Seeing and understanding this.
IN ;.ssssv 10 be seen, all those Intending to
-. iuDrovsuen.s .. any description will
.dil, comprehend the advantage 70 % de-
i from improving present opportunities.
And We hereby invite every body hence to
n.s Noiues 20 come to Burlington. look At
A. % acres Of lumber piled around the city
!. hur lust As cheap as they have the heart to
- II
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Mr. PLEASANT, Sept. 9TH, 1883.

h DuxHAA.
III p.ay Sir BY the same mail that brings
this sen. the following 10 the Gazette
ableation. In case it should not appear
d. Gazette, will you do me the kindness TO
hhh /. in the Hawk Eye.
SAMUEL L. HOWE.
rrs Of the Darlington Gdzette
cwtEMES In your paper Of September
notice an editorial, . part Of which is de-
TO myself, Senator Grimes and the Re
h;c.u Committee OF the First Judicial Dis
\ Al Iowa. The whole Of it, so far - my
Senator Grimes and the Committee are
cerued, is entirely and utterly false. nev-
a,.iap published" or even thought any
Il matter, Tor any part of it,) as you attri-
|. 10 me in your columns, nor have the Com
tee plsced me in nomination without con-
ting the people. If the defeat of Howe"
"a the ELECTION Of Hon. Charles Mason" can
accomplished BY a resort to falsehoods, SO
nderous, base and dishonorable, to you will
long the glory and shame.
Yours, &C., SAMUEL L. HOWE.
UP. s.-By publishing the above, you will but
hply perform an act Of justice, which right.
hly demand a, your hands. S. L. II.
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hE SLAYER AT CHARLEsToS.-The Dolphin
be frs, United States man of war that has
ued cargo Of slaves aud landed them in
ruited States. The crew Of the SLAYER were
American and partly Spanish. There
40 slaves taken on board on the coast OF
ia, Of whom las died during lbe voyage OF
dys, and IL have died since the capture OF
vasei. The excitement and amazement of
D poor wretches when they saw their late
aass 10 irons was intense, and they destroy.
! arge quantity Of provisions and water in
enpting to get small amount for their own
, Capt Bradford therefore thought it best
restore their former owners to temporary
aors! over them till he should get to Charles
and he says, .they had to resort to the
'se's cruelty before they could break up these
aesces Of the slavss." The United States law
1870, which makes the slave trade piracy,
ori Anesicau citizens serving in slave yes
10 the penalty Of death. Will the slave
ser ALLOW these kidnappsrs to be hungs We
bau zee.
me Philanthropy Of the South is already mo.
10 oehIf OF the poor negroes. 1t cannot
% zee them sent back to heathenism in
Fnea' while there are 20 many Christian plan
anxious to undertake their education and
''a''on. One Of these pious negro drivers
70 IN The Charleston Mercury
we ihudder at the thought Of their re-ship-
10y 70 TIE coast Of Africa, with all the attend.
lcrfOrs Of the middle passage, 10 say no,n
utne enormous expense necessary to carry
70 horrible scheme. Can We, as Christian
Ipe, inffict upon those whose sufferings on
asnge here have no doubt been great, the
"ong which We have so long striven to
80. We hope not. Let us take care OF
81 cicthe them, feed them, civiIize and Chris.
- y tnen, and show that the spirit of the
"so Be charitable to our fellow man."
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14
Ii i r,umor.d in town ,b., o.o,.. w-Ion..

Il is rumorsd In town that George W. Jones,
nov and until the Ala Of March next, an United
states Senator from this State, has addressed .
letter to his Excellency, Gov. Lowe, informing
him that the President of the United States had
promised to send him (Jones) as resident Minis-
ser, to the Court Of Spain, in the place Of Hon.
A. Z. Dodge, and that the President was quite
deslrious TO gil the mission as soen as may be,
ana at the same time, not weaken the mumeri-
cat strength Of the Administration in the Sen.
ate. To obviats all the difficulties which ap.
pear to be in the way Of the Presidents wishes,
II. Jones proposes to his Excellency to resign
It once bis seat in the Senate, provided bis Ex-
ceiiency will 6ll the vacancy with such Buchan.
IN man as Jones himself shalt dictate. II this
'umor il founded in truth, Tie public would like
o know what progress has been made in the
negotiations If any, and if Gov. Lowe declined
ne proposition, upon what ground does he put
lis refusal. Let Us have the correspondence
'etween the Gov. and Senator, and We can bet.
er judge in what estima tion to hold man who
attempting to barter off in market west.
seat in the United States Senate.
A DEMOCRAT.