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PRIX DES sANNONCES.

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Pour chaque care de dix lgnes gu MONS ~
pour la premiere insertion, ..s..,st w
Pour chaque Insertion addluonneife' Par .o
I5 care . ..... 49, w
pour toute annonce Indignant la profession
4. o. le domicile ct oui nexcedera pas huit
Iignes. ayec announcement au journal, par
I aI-na diminution libGrale aera fate aux person.
pes oui s'abonneront Pannee pour Ia publication
DE leurs annonces; mais leur privilege sera rlgl-
,,emant borne leur genre d,affaires. lit II ne
era iamajs perfns une rnais0n de commerce de
prtyalorde son privileged Announcement annuel
pour fmre pdblier, sans reTibution, les annoncss
ayantrapports aux ntertts particulars dc seq dl-
yeuFasocies. I FE &# ,,@
Y Toate annsnces publise par intervalles, sera
spavte al taux d une piastre par carTe
Toute annonce ou lettre invitant qnelqu I'M a sc
metre sur les rangs CONNIE candidat 3 une place
oa IN ernploi quelconqne, sera payee au tank or
anaire dune piastre PAT carre, ct mvaTaab'e'ne"t
dnupce. 5gs Ss3a4@f . B s&#%
:. Toute annoace de, candidat sera payee DIN
PTASTHES set dalunte. j .~..* ..y.,t-s... s....
Toitn atlnonce don't le nonbre d'insertions nest
pas specie. verbalement OH par ecrlt sera inseree
s@usaua nouvef ordre, AIT taux ordinaire.
II Ils marriages ct les deces seront pubcs CONNIE
fats de chronique locale; mais tout nGcrologc, on
autre trbut de respect, sera take CONNIE annoncc.
Nul eerit dune nature apersonnelle ne pourra
ttrc admis dams nos COLONIES que CONNIE annonce.
"a deux piasrcs le carre ct payable iauarablenea
d'au,ny " u @%S i%A '.7s@7 a8's'
gzs- Toute annonce, moins quill men soft Or
donnt qntreuent, sera pibliee en- francais ct en-
anglais et payse al taux ci-dessus..
aEUGENE IA. FOTN, Redacteur. |
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FOLEUR DE NEGRES,

7 Une espece de yagabond, un soi-disan
marin: aux formes athletiques, al tein
hale, vinta notre imprimerie la semain,
dern'ere, nous disant quill await etc de
barque dun bateau a, bord duquel il etai
4 employe en- qualite dc matelot, poul
s'etre battu avec le cuisinier. CONNIE
il await Pair minable, ct paraissait exte
nue. de fatigue ct de faim, nous lui don.
names diner, ct nous lui conseillames
de Sc METRE en- route pour Ia Nouvelle.
Orleans, OH, scion toute probabilite, il
trouverait son bateau, don't le capitaine,
a ce quill disait, lui etait receivable de
s2s. @ ~ .s~s .~s@ F..
IN. B. Nous ne lui donnames pas a
boire parce que nous sommes oppose a
pnsage dc BLOSSOMS spiritueuse-quand
il s,agit des autres, bien cntendu.)
Il nous remercia ct sen ALA, ct nous
croyions quill await suivi nos conseils.
mas, au commencement de cette semai-
ne il fut amene lei, garrote, par NJ. j. A.
Lebeau. Constable a Waterloo, sur Por-
Dire de Honorable Jules SHERMAN.
magistrat All meme endroit. II etait
accuse d'avoir voulu voler TN negre es-
clave appartenant a NJ Allen.
II fut immeeiatement eeroue i la pri-
son de paroisse, OIL il est encore, ct OH
il restera jusqu'a ce quiz ait subj son
jugement pardevant la cour dc district.
Il parait quill await promis au negrc
de Famener a la Nouvelle-Orleans, de "
venere, ct de lui donner Ia moitie du
prlx gull en- obtiendrait, qu'avee Get ar
gent il pourrait sc rendre dams IN Etat
|ibre, on il serait jamais affranel1i de
"2
.aLeur plan etant ainsi trace, lis firent, (
;hacun de son. cote, les preparatifs neces-
saires pour le METRE i execution: lie
aegre vola les effets, le poignard ct les
'istolets de son maitre, tandis que son
1igne associe volait l'esquif dun cha
and. @ =
b Ces deux messieurs s'embarquerent
a mutt tombante, ct flaient tranquille-
nentileur neud vers la Nouvelle- Orleans
G negre pagayant doucement, ct lie blanc
dormant tranquillement au fond de Pes
luif. Tout allait bien jusque Ia, mais lie
'roprietaire de l'esquif ayant remarque
"a disparition, s'etait mis- 4 sa recherche, i
It Papercevant, conduit par TN negre,
le hela, lui demandant Oh il allait. LIE ,
egre lui repondit quill conduisait son
aaitre a une petite distance de la, que
on maitre dormait dams lie fond de Pes
uif. 2' 7.ss.5 K
Cette explication paraissant suspecte
pindlyidu, il aborda pesquif, ct decou- 4
rit le pot aux roses. ii 81 t#6E WIZ 4
II s'empara de ses deux prisonniers,
remit lie negre q son maitre, ct le
lane entire les mains de Ia justice. y. I.
Maintenant, le reste. regarde la cour {
e district - zs.-..z.t.. l.. -.
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LIE GENERAL PERs1FoR F. SMITH -Hier,
chaque navire de notre port, chaque
edifice public await hiss6 son pavilion
a mi-mat, ct treize coups de canon ont
etc tires sur la Place Jackson-ces hon
neurs funebres etaient rendus au general
PERs1FoR F. SMITH, qui Went de mourir au
fort Leavenworth-1ls etaient dus au
brave officer de la guerre de Floride, au
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aEgGENE IA. FOTN, Redacteur.
& SAMEDL, z5sJLTV 1858.
II seoILECTEUR DE PARoIssE.

u Nous sommes autorise a annoncer NJ.
LOUIS MAJOR CONNIE candidat a Ia
place de cellecteurs de Paroisse. b he
v : Election par le Juri de Police, lie pre-
ainier lnnh De JUN 1858. ri !
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4 EoTRE LocALITE.

'.seooHar Nous aurons, pendant
"a senaine prochaine, deux assemblies
an', nous Pesperops, tsndront un peu i
egayer la monotonieF actuelle de notre
village. Lundi, - eourde district COM
mence go session de JUN sous Ia presi-
dence de Fhonorable A. d. N. Haralson.
'9ie ls meme Jour, le juri De Police de-
aofre paroisse Sc reunit .ponr une E Assem-. Is en-
Olee 0bligfRFs Gtre lsssujet des le.
yes hqul est aujourd'hui d'importance
maleure, le juri dc. Police aura / s,oaeecn. y
per dcgPalection zde ses officers ponr
.e'. eetfe annee. ] oea officers sont, nous
sasTlElngre1ier d,e juri de Police.
.'',, anaeoeaf On collecteur, IL constable
: ~ ,sa 81 inprimeur dc paroisse. ri
!, !, aAsperons qno smessieurs les n,enbres
], Z e'rps constitute s'acquitteront de
,.s : ~. nps'tanses ssonetions a la salts.
! .'ae''0a = on g aeass onnettants.. 80
g..aT ---l.--s1--.---.-.. III "a n sss, 4
sAls.-Nous rernercions bien s;o,s,a.
nef,s beurs Majcstes les Roisd N 1,.,Is.s: -,
aeaiiea chez Y, Flechsux, { rHs.a, s., q4' !
Ferry de u rointc comupes, m sanss; ,;' y. ~
sners de Pinvitation au'ils ont eu i ,,,,,. =.
'0lsie d nous ensoyer. q. nous Z rearat sa,,
.eas ~ % ny avoir pu assister, nos aec,,- @
asA pa''0ns nous4ens ayant empache. Nous
esperons nn meilleur sort nour /. =.
chaine fois. ~ - "a :" pr pro-
stE.i.'s' pa..an' de bal nos lecteurs, ct sur
Nv. - a0s kceices n'aurons .es,ardie, d,og.
Basa,.sl Basa W. ~, seis ) lHotel
ton. sssp A. = 0nner aette nlaison, ,c,est
s..'. .1'e-nos danes ct noe oaysl;ers
.son sons $50 saac > 1hisiir yy.aIir. son
..an.'' ~ eanseqncnt, sadnma. d, 4.
....s. ssaae, II y sarafaaleI -.
. rwrsw wn !,
A. ,aEAe TsvAs
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s4esp CONSTABLE De apAROIssE.

ss4HEt sVNaIABLE De- sPARUISSE.
Fa,.E 8ga. ssas# 3.ff 5s,a
Nous sompes autorise a annoncer NJ.
-AARcELlN AGUILLARD, CONNIE can.
dai&tsa ia place de Constable d.. Pa.
roisse. Il. +
Aleetlon par lie Juri de Police lie pre-.
si'ar snller lundi dc JUN 1858. i !
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L'ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
coUR DU NEUvIEME DISTRICT JUD1c1A1RE--pA
Ro1ssE DE La polNrE coupEE
Dams faGaye de Ia Succession de Marie
I iMelamie CAust, decedce, epouse de Tier
rule Sicayd. ..s
CONFORMEIENT a un ordrc dc
Phonorable cour du neuvieme district
judiciaire, .ie soussigne, Sheriff de eette
paroisse, otfrirai en- vente pubique sr.
mercredi le Some jour dp nsois de JUN 1865,
a 10 heures A. NJ, i Ia maison de cour,
les proprietes suivantes, SAVIOR: :'F =
@ s ESCLAVES. EsS'f
William, negre age d'environ IS ans.
Cuisine, negresse, agee d'environ %
ans, ct ses trois enfants: ~ .,.tf.
Josephine, agee de ans. s.,s
Rosella, ag6e de 6 ans, ct Nicolas,
age de 4 ans. .......t / - -. -.
CONDITIONS DE La TENTE
Dix pour cent du prix de l'adjudica-
(ion payable compliant, ct la balanoea d
Frois termes annuels ct egaux, en- tout
mars 1859, 1860 ct 1861 .@1
Les acqnereurs devront fournir leurs
billets ayec caution solidaire, portant
mutt pour cent d'interet par an apres
scheance jusqTa Placement ct hypothe-
lue speeiale, reseryee sur les proprietes
usqu'a final Placement des billets fats
/ Fordre de la tutrice. G4 II II
-E. w SEVERN PORCHE,
# Sheriff
Pointe Coupec, 20 JUN ls5s-tds
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EPAVE.

A etc arrete par j. A. Lebeau, q envi-
ron un mile au-dessus de Waterloo, le 6
rcourant, iun petit -mulet bai-brun, age de
dix ans environ. ayant plusieurs taches
hlanches sur chaque epanle, causEcs par
-le.frottement du collier, ct des marques
semblables sur le dos, occasionnees par
la selle. aa s.344aft 3sf aua asysa al
Pas dautre marquc visible. s9'7 taee
lie proprietaire du dit mulet est requls
de venir le reclamer Ell payant les frais.
sans squoi il Oh sera dispose conforms
ment a Ia Lei. sg :H3 asa7z : sRtass2
J. Sr-GERMAIN, q
Juge-de-Paix du 7me ACCOMPLISHMENT.
Pointe Coupee, 29mai l858-60ds
EPAVE. as..za~ as.
A etc arrttt par le sousssigne, ,le 90,
mars, sur Phabitation de NJ. Lacoste, en-
cette paroisse m oheval 5aiile, de Is
paumes dc hauteur, ct fourbu. Pas de-
visible. ass# , a & 4fs.as y
lie proprietaire .dn dit cllevai est par
10 present semmG dc venir rle reclamer
enpayant les frais, sans equoi il en- sera
dispose conformement la loi. @a
EDWIN VIGNES.
% MAI e.
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MEsSTEIrRs

Jal Plonneur d'accuser auiourd'hui
reception de la lettre du 20 courant ST.
|gnee par un nombre 81 considerable de
mes concitoyens, sans distinction de parti,
et par laquelle on me prize de permettre
quill soft fait usage de mon nom CONNIE
'candidat independent" aux .fonctions de
Marie de cette ville a.
Je reconnais avec gratitude que ie
suis profondement penetre de phonneur
81 grand que Pon me fait en- m'adressant
pareille demande Mais, CONNIE en- ceci
Oh a pour but special de rendre a notre
vile lie beau renon, Ia prosperite don't
ellie jouissait autrefois, ct den admins
trer les affaires municipales, conforme-
ment au bon ordre ct a ieconomie, ce
nest qu'avec defiance que .je puts me
rendre cette demande, car ,je Grains
que la mission qui NEST imposee demeu-
re sans resultat a moins que, apres mon
election, je rencontre Paide dun Conseil
Independent, ct celle dune Police forte,
bien organisee, toute chose que je con-
sidere' CONNIE indispensables pour arri-
yer aux refornles desirees.
Compliant done enforcement sur Pap
pui reuni de ceua de mes concitoyens
don't les interets sont 81 fortement en-
jeu, je me rends de grand ceur d leur
v@u, ct je les autorise a faire usage de
mon nom CONNIE lis Pentendront, a la
condition bien arretee, dependant, que ie
serai independant dams toute pacception
lu mot, ct que phonnetete, la justice ct
Pequite, en- toutes chooses ct envers tous,
seront mes seuls guides dams mon ad-
CONNIE Premier Magistrat
les lois ct ordonnances de la Vile de la
Nouvelle- Orleans.
Je suis tres respectueuscment, votre
,beissant serviteur, =a.
,.sas4 ii i. G.. T. BEAUREGARp.
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Eay Nous jugoons inutile de publier,
dams ce numecoci, bien que nous layons
promls 4 nos lecteurs, Ia Geographic du
lmajor G. T. Deauregard, car avant que
notre journal SOFT recu par nos abonnss
doutre paroissc, les elections municipal
les de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans seront terlni-
|nees.
Nous donnons, CONNIE dedommage-
ment 4 nos lecteurs francais, la traduc-
ton de Ia correspondence qui eu lieu
entire lie major Beauregard ct les 600 re-
presentants du parti independant de
Pordre ct dc la loi. Nos lecteurs YER
ront que ces dignes citoyens ne deman-
dent que ce qui est juste, ct nous avons
la certitude que tous les amis de Ia JUS
tice Sc joindront nous pour leur SOU
halter une victoire eclatante.
Voici cette correspondence:
=. " Nouvellc- Orleans, mai 1858.
AU MAJOR G. T. BEAUREGARD
Cher monsieur,-Nous, soussignes,
citoyens de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans, ayant
cGur le renom ct la prosperite de no
tre vile, ct t.comprenant Importance quill
y a pour tous a degager administration
iu gouyernement municipal des basses
influences des parts politiques, vous
orient respectueusement de les alder
lans leurs efforts 4 Get effet, en- nous
de faire usage dc votre nom
CONNIE Candidat 1ndependant aux fonc-
ions dc Marie q feleetion prochaine, qui |
aura lieu lie JUN proclaim.
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L'ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.

!
En- vcrtu de ct pour satisfaire a. un
writ de Fl. fa., lance dams la cause ci-ics
sus intitulee, ct i moi adresse par Pho
norable Cour du Septieme District dams
ct pour la paroisse ct Etat susdits, pour
satistaire d la demande du demandeur
ct aux frais, j'ai saisi ct ,Jexposerai'en
vente publique, d Ia maison dc Fhonora-
bic Jules St-Germain, a Waterloo, en-
cette paroisse, @.-.ss .as.
n'ercrcdi, tc l6me jour du mois dc j.in 1853,
a 10 hcures A. NJ, tous les droits, titrcs
ct inttrets qac le defendeur dams ct
la proprittt ci-apres decritc, savor:,
Un lot de garniture de maison.
Tn sofa; e @.7
Doux matelats ressort; ua
Deux natelas en- cotton; F
Un garde-feu; s5..F - as<a rsf
Trois lavabos;
Un lit d'enfant ct matelats; a.
une carabine; - .#as sa a@
Six paquets de Mates; .f@zssa
Tn paquet de tapis;
iTrois chevaux i secher. e. ssrH ia
TER1NES EFT CONDITIONS.
Compliant, avec estimation.
j. A. LEBEAU,~
Pointe Coupee S juin-tds 1s s-
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Mime AUBEHb,
81 g p p = S, S, =,

OElNE respectleusement scs scrY;
ces aux DANES ct aux Families De ccttU
Paroisse. -.s. -- =
Nine AUBEL est loniciliec chez NJ
GvILLAUNI kSAr5, all Chenin Neuf
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MARINE hFFAIRS.


Efw-YoRK SLAYER BROUGHT INTO Bos7oS.
EaTiy on Wednesday morning. the bark LILA De
Cuba arrived helr. IN charge OF the mate. l.. ". Tar
rcr. from s.. Michael, Western I-lgnds. On the
18th Of August last she sailed from Mex York. aud
was reported bonn to Loando Wet Coast of A'lca.
She wss commanded by Cap. Dob-on who pnt into
81 Ahchncls. There circumstances 'rauspired w,irh
resulted il Capt Dob-or leaving the vessel and De-
volving the command upon Dir. Turner. s1mc Of the
state thar Capt. Dobs0n asked them in =
ydursv, not collectively, ~ il Customary on board
of ship hen any unusual enterprise IL contemplated,
whether they wiling To- 60 TO the coast of Area
for slayes. They all refused, ara Capt. Dnbson BE-
coming epprehensive that they would inform the
eUihOri'ies on shore. or communicate with the taed
States Con-ui, Mr.. Chas. W. Dabnev, left tine vesse
and went ashore, sayiug he was rIck and would
be- ate t. perform the voyage taus surTendering the
vessel 10 the charge Of tie mate who assumed con-
Inand.
Mir. Turner appointed the second mate first officer
end then shipped cx-ufficer q: u wAaer second
paic In al his arrangements, Mr. TdrnrI acted IN
concert with Mr. Consul Dabney, who advised tina
tie vessel should be taken home FIR cOuc emnaton
Size sailed from ST. Mchaels Sept - aud three days
ater leaving port three passengers. Supposed to BE-
either Spau.aris or Portusu,s Sc, who embarked at
New-Yo'k probably Fl the purpose IF acting as gen.
eral ayers 'f tie voyage 10 obtaining the slaves,
&C. took the slips long boat aud II the vessel ~ the
direction Of s.. Michaels.
According to her clearance manifest. The bark
bound on trading voyage. Her cargo, however
consisted If beans, rice. lumber, and water.c isk
stopped at Faya ior the purpose OF trading but dill
rot do vel. At ST. Mchaels, Capt. Dobson sold
good- 10 the amount Of $50.
The Lila DE Cuba according to The Ncw- York
Marine Rcgistcr. was built at Boston, iu 1873, aud at
present YATES 2 and registers 2lJ tnus Her owner,
accoriii to the authority Is that freud Of coli
ored humanity Caesar II. :. De la Figanierc the ex-
Consul Of Portugal at New York.
The crew consisted of eleven men, chiefly Danes aud
Dutch zen, aud Mr.. Turner first officer. One of
them tel overheard and was drowned All The rest
returned hOue 10 the bark and lave been taken in
charge witnesses.
M Turner came to anchor off Bird Island, and Mt
once toe boat for the city. for the purpose of COM
muncating with the United States authorities. Capt
Dob-ou arrived here some time ago, and talked some
ehoni getting Mr.. Turner and the crew arrested Tor
running away with the bark when they should arrive
bat he has not been seen the announcement u
the ARRIVAL Of the baIk.
DENIAL FROM MR. FIGANiERE.
To the Editor Of The n. !. Tribune
ST.. In Your issue OF this morning. under the head
Of Teeerapbc News notice that the ara l. DE- Cubs Is
or-cd - beoneiDg BE pleased this
the being ned by me, sh, be ascraiaed by
inquiry a. the Cu.tora-H oase II t1i. 'i'y--
am. your obt s.nt -
h.y YORK; Oct e. 1858. q. J. DE LA flGANthkE.
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-------,-oor, Of a substitute for an absent Nom

u the appointment u
kt If, Busteed "snccf eded in consuming ao ""d
1ba, ",' and n half" To no possible purpose, anu
"two h" eli leafhern lung- the deliberations " t"c
obruceoo0 tnr ina, time is perfectly true. ba, 'e@
Ccavet'on could see 10 such feat any preteAl ioi
rlonfcailon. ,,,, when Mr.. Busieed moved toward
he no' Cr"otr inmpe1 up and cried 70 me Hsl'
che doof, - .DCpt let him out don't et MN
"seshi ", C,on,r merely objected 10 o's1vou
cut % ,,;,b him the written rer"lu''vu,
can tabed by maj mtg OF tle .ia5 - o.
% a. absence Of the party VINO ha &c., hours and
% ". ,bo Convention for about wv ~; 49,,
sirncipg w IN Of the majority to facilitate NJ
half me WIZ ,sIcn re5al form of expression b"t
y, Mr. COopers lnterle'e,c,e aid 10 Nj Busted
i not true that Mr.. Cooper S''u rer CIV am
II - IN No, leave" His ""rSs W. W.. "p
" You shhh hu1 - Lelones 10 the Conventions then
The document "no, s tre better" Mr. Busted repu-
eave aud tns snatcher,' made 10 The French
suon q; case e 20 other course open 10 any one
Ex'faoiuots. ase,,vipg the records vi the meeting
desirous o pres hal 'Busteed seized Cooper and,
The stateInes siie went ont just the doors were
ulbe ~ bv crowi Of outsiders, contains series
" kcbfo Js direct indirect and by implication Mr.
o. iasJ S;d seize Mr. Cooper coat collar, but Mr.
bu os,Tr aid not move from the door, nor was he
'srpg aside" Outhe contrary, after vain attempt
ee,e by tie main entrance, one OF Busteed men
ioo1sJ out "Here, Dick, here's back door and
cs s,r run for tins door, Mr.. BIsteed escaped with
~ nroperiy of the Convention IA hi' pocket before
W. W. sic ani-at-Arns had time to arrest hun. On
i ,;oc The outside Of this back entrance, Mr.. Bus
and his friends turned round aud kicked IN one
oftle panels. -. IT,. .,;, ,
d. f,rous crowd who followed him down and
sspted TO get at him, apparen y with very hostile
.:,,ntions.' There was some laughter and derslve
issrs when he made his appearance on the stairs IN
.se Of intense excitement aud persplrailon, bran
ssis pistol in his very nervous hand aud swearing
u unre swililly than ''our army in Flanders.
These misststements corrected your report IS other
v;.s All right az to matters of fact. ,,.....,.
Ns' AN ANTI.CLARK DELEGATE.
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BRAVE GnL-ANoTHtR BURGLAR SERIOUSLY
WorsDED.-Durng the abserce of the Rev. John
Parker of Carmel, Putpam County Il few weeks since,
his residence vas broken into and anumber Of Articles
were stolen tEerefrom. few Gays ago the reverend
gentleman had again occasion TO leave home. ID ring
the night a young English girl, a d'mest'" in the
house was awakened By noi'e procse ling from the
Iext room. Sine arose, and arnlng herself With
corn slasll-a formidable weap"r-went boldly into
the oxt room to Learn the cause when she saw huge
black arm thrust throug tine window into the roOn
attempting to each the fastening Inside .he shn ter
She ordered the intruder to leave and the orier being
UNDECIDED the corn-sla-l descended with great force
upon the arm between the wrist aud the elbow, in
hictiug fearful cash. The negro did not wait TOR
further oY,ers but left the house atd ran across a
meadow, FOL owed by the brave grl with the booty
corn-slash in her hand. Tue next morning. traces Of
blood were tracked to considerable distance. The
negro rcmarej quiet until last "eek when Dr.. Ada ns
was called TO dress tie wound, and found that the
limb would have to be amputa,ed, for want Of Timely
care.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-22

FROM THE GoLp HuSTERs.-1he heHs0s Guy
journal # Commerce of the 5th lust. has letter IRON
the gold buuters who recently left that city, dated At
Council Grove, September 81. The company had aug
mened till il numbered 10 wagons aui 100 men, wno
were all getting along well. They say:
Thus far we have progressed finely, losing none Of
our stock aud all the boys being IN hGe spirits We
have been met by several wagons returoing from Pike
Peak whose reports are rather dlscouragng. Ihey
showed us specimens which they brought from tne
nires of the very finest quality, bat IN very small
particles and they inermixed with the bland sand
that il is difficult to distinguish BIT xeen the gold and
the sand. They exhibit il in small goosc-q ' aud
report il as the re- lt Of Summers hard lab r. They
believe that there is some gold there but not ia quau
titles sufficient to pay for mining. They were IN the
repults and statements are c"rroborated by others
whom We have met and who advise us 10 return"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-22
ANOTHER SHAREHOLDERS EXCITE
NENT IN MARYLAND.
From The BaItimgre Clippcr. Oct. @.

We are credibly Informed That Mr. John Bowers,
who was tarred ami feGtlercd snort time ago in kcut
County, Md, becau,e of lis alleged tanpering with
slaves appeared H. the vicinity If ChestertOwu NJ liD
on Monday, wien OLD prcjudices against him eiier-
vesced anew and his life for time seemed III jeop-
ardy. About $50 hundred citizens inbed bv com
mon consent, went after him, pat INN in a carriage
ana forcibly DRIVE him 10 Mjdlctown Del, where he
was slipped 10y tie cars tor P.il.delphia. We are
assured that tie whole county in mOlor, lights
occurred between the B,v.rs and Auti-BJwers
men, eliminating In knock-,iowts, black eyes and
bloody noses, IA every Dire 'iuL. Mr.. Bowers, how
ever not personally njUrel, though he may thank
lis stars that Fate urieIed Otherwise. After what
happ4red him b, fore, shOHli not have though
him 81 fool ard t. vent0r on tine eastern shore
even ff busu,.s purposes, mach less 10 make fool
isl effort L. regain residence bnse.V forfeited rs in
his case As tote lealers 1 tie party efecting 20
Lsppy n rGnInce Il - enough u say that they were
amorp tie first ncn ia the cpClminty-incn oi w' ath
and men If iutc rEccwLo, after snlrtlng Tor years
under Injuries inflicted ~ Underground railroad agents,
cane to the wis colcEsuh, IN cVnven'ivp some time
ago, Ia execute summary Vengeance upon every tres
passer.
Tie SHAREHOLDERS at Talbot, Keut, Charles, Caro-
line, Somerset. Irrcc Georges, Calvert Anne Arm
Del, aDd c,peciaym pOrc.rst'r, nave sun red "u''
r0aeously IRON frsv- If Northern hb"ltionIsis, wac
have oi 6nls boa,te1 J. Abslv. ~ u. la printed All
husl statements, Of tcis eAil ordinary success a. run
away slave condectVrs. 4, u Consequence save