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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-09

THE TsrArRss, So-A glance at the amusement hae,iu
at the bead OF the editorial columns will readily enable
every pleasure seeker 70 select such eneranaents a.
viii gra,iy the taste, however fastdous may be- There
are 10 be both afternoon and evening performances
Nblo's, the Broadway, the Bowery and the Museum.
That universal favori,e Mrs Hoey presents very at
trac,ive bill for her benefit wallacks the evening
AT Buron's we are 10 have Mr.. Mathews IN two Of his
amusing pieces and Broughsm's popular burlesque Of
Columbus" Tom Taylors new comedy, can Uaeaual
Match, and the extravaganza Of Harlequin hue Beard"
are the features at Laura Keones. Shaksperes Ham
o s TO be read at Mozart Hail. by Mrs Fanny kemble,
aud a the charity fund OF The 81 Georges Society.
those talented little avor,es the Boone Children are 70
have complimentary benefit at the Apollo Rooms, under
the patronage of Messrs Morris and Willis tieo. Chrsty
and Nevds ainstruis and the Bryant Brothers oner
lengthy lists Of negro melodies dances and arces me
Brookiyn Athenaum gill doubtless be crowded by our
eghbors The other side Of the water, 20 bear Cari
FWmes, Mines. CaradOri and Dtngri, ard The members
Of ne New YORK Harmonic socry 10 Haydns grand ss-
cred CratoriO OF The Nee- an. 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-09
City Intelligence

WonSSGsEs's oRGAnzAnoS-A meeting of iaborers
and mechanics took place hast evening, at PSI Eleventh
street The object Of The meeting the organization Of
party that will always bo ready to advocate the Of
the working classes. TIE attendance no, large but
out of those that present forty signed their
members of the association Lawrence Delaney and
Patrick Burns unanimously elected delegates
central committee which it Is proposed TO appoint, and
which shall consist Of in every twenty five that
belong to the organization, James T. Mcguire spoke,
explaining 70 those who were uDacquanted with the object
Of the movement the ason why the meeting was called
and he followed by Charles Smith who acted Chair
man, on the same subject.
NATIONAL gEssRArn LrE.-Tho wires Of the National
line running from the Telegraph Building, No. 81 Wall
street. in this city, to New Orleans, distance of abou,
two thousand miles, connected through last night
and large number Of messages transmitted 10 and from
each city direct and without the aid of "repeaters No
similar feat is believed, was performed in this
country in Europe, ana the result would TO de
monstrate beyond all doubt the entire practicabity OF
transmitting dispatches across the Atlantic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-09
City Politics.
ORGANIZATION or THr AMERICAN GENERAL
NrTTEr.

MrTrgE.
Tho American General Commmlsec Cor 1853 (composcd
q three delegates from cach ward) organized last
ing a the hall corner Of Broadway and sponard street.
by the election Of the following ofcers;President j. ~
Reynolds; Vice Presidents, " Wagner and Gilbert C.
ncan Recording ngSecrotary, ~ Hu-ted Corresponding
Secretary " Meredith; Treasurer james Graft Contest
ing delegations appeared from the Fourth, Lghib Ninth,
Fourteenth and Twenty first wards, which circumstance
gave rice 10 protracted dis,uss.On.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-09

fatal moment had arrived Donne'y was annoyed 1t the
interruption "Governor Newell" continued tho Gu
pTit, you know not what desolaton you have caused
mere politician e he. You will write 10 man, ani
In the language OF Shakspere tell him he has got 10 die
When he stool up and looked n. he preparation the
"Oh, Lord, this DEATH God Telhim that he has got
TO de but don't ouote Sbaspere dying man. Quoting
sbakspere. OH was the crowning act of this bloody
deed.n
THE PRAYER.
The culprt then proceeded offer up prayer in which
he joined by the cergymcn, which he concluded in
The following words" Oh, Jesus, my soul, my last mo-
ments cOnsecrate 10 thee Take my soul. Oh, tais Is
horrible"
Donney then took leave of his friends for the third
and last time that day, shaking them all warmly by the
hand.
THE yNECUTToN.
Prayer was again resorted TO by Donnciy who kneclcd
by the side Of his conessor and receiving the last homo
diction, prepared himself for the fatal moment.
At three minutes before two O'Clock the halter
the Sheriff he said, SLOW will de9'
The sheriff then proceeded 10 place the black cap
the head Of the cuprt wheA he exclaimed "Jesus have
mercy on my SOUL Oh, my God, into Thy hands l com
NIT my soul"
Al minute before O'Clock, all being in readiness
the sheriff asked the culprt he ready TO do The
latter nodded affirmative, when the is and the
closed upon the mortal of James p Donney
The body conveyed TO New York last evening for
nterment 1t will be deposited il the Eleventh street
buryiDg ground Dopnely was "a years Old, and wa
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-03

mHrHen lrorrcn. Sa6 pc Marpnna pru 1rlionp
h''St llab Ercepen Fam, lac an Scr 0rpEartioen
ln9rtmtfttdfett ceS llntcrbanolcrS. Tenn trDb-
ecn' cap Dir umlhnnpe fir Grmrblmocir III Stotten 70
9ltnIU3 mdYen nl5 nn&bCr mic micccr. iirf Sic g~crforfes
tuIf rNrh Pis taarcn SeiabluiGrn tea Gd@fiteu sofee
sincu mGbti8en 9%lnttiSb erbnl;sn batter, mutton tss
riitmterc @ilrcr epd, imnrcr fGrrmliH characterization
iperpen. Der llutertGupler @uoricnti ertiett IN frtncr
@crrrppnctui NIT @ribt cine Gpifreldrift. in per
y. 8uriup 0tpma, Graicri (0rrprr) @curi. Ncunio
9'Nitsrn. { ~. t%crcutetc. Der NnfSuf per. .GcrIuhuua
SoispNS" son Gisnani gu @cncrig FIR 600 3et,tuer
NlIos an Sriitl fplAenrcrmafcn Nsmeipet; Jai achete
lie kigaud a Forli pour GEO Gros. a8t
untsr zen NfaNenretfauicn in 9el,tiGlanb ,lnb
Uraitrr'b mar Der trocutrnIte scr Ycn 60 QSitocrn oue
Der 9ra9er golcrte fGr $4,000 Stir. C74S), inter
esilei' lb namcltt!i6 pte tcipen bcrrlidcn NrrtrStc
San Ggfs, epn &arl Dem Grtrn uno Icincr G~jcmohlir.
rno Ole Shrstnsiasc prm Jutens tcfuuren. Die
idrnlien @raYcrnams ,purrcn in 0orie %er,pprtcr.
GU III in tcn furisn t3citraum npt ctno 1743 his
1763 (pem S~pSrsjobr Nu9uR rrs Oriticn) Die critic
@alerie Gurppa'e entitanoen burd> Gin Ieltu,es 3u-
lnntlnettretter 9litdlther, 9clhidt bcnubtcr l~lmitGnbe,
unp Die &~unltliete ctneS 8ilrtcn, Der hc &rGftc lcires
tletnen SanbcS ritfIidltelps CUR Sefricbi9uug bteler
S%eirenihnft IN @nlpruh nabm. @ettSem bat bic
Sammlutg ,ar eincn neui,cnSmerttrn 3rmads
crbaltcr, nos Mnrtyrtbum btr bell. gppria,es, nell
Dies &Gnig Sriebrid, 9lu9ult 1853 aus Dem god>las
scujs pbiltpps fir $50 Nfr. Sterling ~anfaufen lieg.
Mbcbte .ie, an Der @6t1c unp @indelmonm ibr &ui t.
9etuhl cntrtdelt babcn, III iIrer neitcr ~wiirpi9cn glufs
itedhn9 tcn,menpen @eihlcAtcrn. cine INNER bGber
sebalterr, INNER wirfungsreidcre St1tte Matchmaker
Sllpuit9 Werpen! .Cau9sb. Ilg. 3te.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-03
Sic e;efeeiebte Ser oresbener e5alerts.

Man tennt bic slnefpcte aus benz sltertbum, Dap
Sei elmer Seiperbnn8 INN ben eriten Stang Dem &iinit-
let pper, mad elmer anperr Seriun, benz 5elpberrn
Der @reiS %3lerfannt irurpe, Del, ale Wlitbeiperber
nod lih ais Den smeiten e%enannt batter. Sn Gbuli<
der SSeiie parf Die Orespsner @alerie ben eriten Jtana
unter Den eurcpaiihsn @emalpeiammlunsen b%eanlprlt-
den. 0rescen bsfst nud 9tom bic srobartisite SbG-
pfuns Jtafacls, n1dit Senepig sinioe Der brlten Stlper
SiSians, nadlt Salel uao 2onpon cas- tepeutsnoits
SolbeinS, unp ME piele 0ntere &initler warsn nod al
nennen, Die man ndAit ibrer Sateritaot ODER Dem
9anptrrt ibrss @Sirfea5 bier am beltsn fsnncn lernt.
N~lerpin90 befOmn't mani pon Ter &uultentptdluns bic
gum 9lnfait9 pss Ginqueeento, iowobl p~ieIleits ais ien-
leits Der Nlpeu, purd Die OresOner S%ammlung 10 out
ME gar trinsn Sssrift "a Der CUR ,3eit ibrer @nttebs
nn9 berribsnoe @eidniad piele pericpe OGai9 i~enorirte.
ater ilber Die Malerei aaer europailhen 3Gnber, pom
Anfan9 pes ieAsjebnten bis inS a6t;ebnte SabrGun-
bert, tann man lih nir9enps 70 p%Oqitdnpis unterridten
ais bier. @S 9iebt feline @alrrie in Der gBelt in Der
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-03
81 81 mpmbsr 81 m5ci@tr.
S%rnnatcup, 3. NpriI 1853.
GGr ben @i&npnoer @n;cistr.)
Sie @r5iebntc8 uniercr &;mber uutey
amer'famtftbem 8crbdlsmiNcm.
j6%ortleBun9.O

pciGe @jefibse ihre Sruit purdltetfn in rem STU
mentr, no bic Mntter ibr 9cbrrllrs Sinh snm crteu
Wlale auf bUe Irmr pC6 Saters tegt! Die Ncua=
lein, pcldc chen gum criteu Ntalc lih fir bic nirrru
Sitper pieicr Grpe 9ebfnet, ite tperpcn Sercinlt gum
lcbten Mlale iib i6liebtn, NM baSmtiNen licgt ctn
IenI6enieten! - linp wic eieS rcue MtnId,cn(e=
Fen. i'd, g~eltalten ptrb, lit ;nmtil Cure Satc, SIR
Gltcrn. 9luS benl @rmtrrc Der Gepanten uut Sc
iiGle, ireld,c oieicu wiNti9rn Mpmrntc Cure frcuoio
friregte Sccie ~crftlcn, miro ober ltetS scr crnI.c
Hun1m I'D, in pcn Tprpcr9runp ~brGn9cn, baG ttcf
Gner reuss &inb Gin gtiditGcr, ein mGo(idhit vol
tonlmnsr Menid werhf. Die bclten SprISBe tprroen
in GuN rcifen, oaB S9r nlles NtGslime t6un npQt.
'oas &tnp ppr icbem ShaSrn UNI unatud Al bcpob=
ren unp su ieincr GpttcmmsnGcit unb lctrem ,pabreu
Glide iDm Su %"erbelfeu. gSpGtan bonn, fril N,toens
Slid mcrpc ~periGumt, fetnen 2(uasubftf ~pcroclTet bic1c
iGTnen SprlGbe; pcnn itre Sermirtlibuna 1T Cure
beiliete 9flidt.
SIT bas Sinh 9ebprct fret Ypit alien MGnoelit uro
@cbrrden, beltp eliidtiher; brinst ce otcr irornp
melde nit ;ur gSclt Damn entIebt rnS tGrmt Gutb
nid,t. Gm ;~peni9iten maht Gudb Ieltit Srrmiirfe ba=
riiber, Stelmebr periGumt ni6t nit unniben ,Sto.
gen Die ;3eit, sr Durd, Grstltde geibilic ipldbcn Wf6n@
scln uno @ebredei, oft nod gang. cpcr bod tbei(weiIe
atscbplfcn wsrpcn fam.
SaS critic Bepirfnib bes &inbrs 1T 9lobruna. unb
bic Natur SprSt pafIr, Ie peiiet es an bic Mitterbruf.
@eiunce SPLITTER perleberl bic erfe unb I6Gnitc 9Hidt,
wenn fe aus Sdpnung fir ih leltlt, pbrr wptl oar
aus citler Mtpbe rnp Sprrebmt6uerei lore Srult brm
StnOc %cntsictcn unp bafGr @te1pertreter biaeen. Sat
potl bic 9fotnr barum cen liiben SucI III Der @utz
~trrtruit s%cbfnet, DUP CT nnsenubt psrfcge unb bas
Sino al, frenper Srnit iih lattt9cs :. .
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Perihm1de ber SHUTTER bic Seltiltilun9 hires &tn<
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len lidIaltiS letn, ba cine lcnlt sclunpe Mtuttcr bri
9ccrpnettr 9cbc16mcife unp btnlan9li&er Nabruuo
1tidt ~ lsi6t SdaSen paHnrh on i6rcr @eiunp9cit
erlcipet. Gttras init Der Mfuttepniid e~tn9epgcn
baten" 1T teutesnc3s elne ~9riitolplc Jtersnsort, ipcnn
tic AUDI wtli9er ami n'oralltf. ipte nuf ptsitife Sci
gen Nnwenoun9 tinpet mag
SIT eber urter umltancen cine Gimme nnerttebr.
iid, pa let mani IN DER sSabl elmer lpltAen aubrrlt Sprz
iibti9 mn ,ebe ntht otietn oarart DAP ite cine soa.
fcmmen aelnnoe UNI trafts9e, lpnrerr audi cine nS9z
lt9lt le'penlhottSlple, mpralti@ quite 9eripn iri.
Die be nno Dbl sebrauflthen Sau9c5apfhtn Sur
9tuun9 pS SahS'in9S lrp ntdt 3h entpfebien, ic
tOnnen Np9ar 9efaprltN ipcrpen.
SG'aT TT ras naGlte SspnrfniB res &tnbeS, nnc
}e 1nepf hho f"pl9se 60 III psler peft'pe ldlaft, peitr
9elnnpff ~ es, Nhp pfFo pfller irtrp es %9epeiben.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-03

fir Die ltaptil@en Seamten l'npet %l.aditen Nittirrd,
ben T.. ,. Nf. ltatt. Shcne Niomtnatipncn Der %pcribtes
peilet partrteh babeit r,ht ltatt9efu1per; pa8c9et
miro elbltprrltnnplth lepe 9artei ntcjrniscn Ganbt-
pate'1 uuterituBel, 'relhe ibrer Sortei an9etSret.
Sir ptc peutiden Ipppttpti'f9es bietbt bel Der beppr~
~itebenSsn sSaN urter Den rhmnltenren umltanpen
ttdtS anperes itbrt9, ais Die Ganptpaten Der pempfra=
ttlhen Sartet filr Staptratb unp Mfasifrat gu inter
ltilsen, bic bel Der poriabrt9en gSabl t%bcilpeiie iicsz
reid QuS Dem ,HQnpfc bcrNDroinaCn mn npd, NirSu,oI
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-18
Interesting Legal Proceeding---WLite
Slave Declared Free.

One of the most remarkable and intense
ly interesting cases ever brought before a
court of justice, was tried and disposed of
in our Circuit Court last week. The plain
tiff, Ann GODDARD, was a handsome young
woman, about twenty-one years of age,
perfectly white. with long, luxuriant and
straight hair, graceful and easy in manners,
and having all the appearance of an accom-
plished and well raised lady. Her features
bore the highest marks of European per-
fection, and there was not the slightest in
dication of African blood In her veins.
She brought suit for her freedom, alleg-
ing that she had been forcibly arrested by
the officers and lodged in the negro Jail of
the late James Mcmillan, under the claim
of the defendant, Mary GODDARD, that she
was her slave, ''when In truth she was free
white woman"
The suit was brought nearly two-years
ago, by Hon. r. H. Stanton, and prosecu-
ted by him, with the assistance of Hon. w.
II. Wadsworth S1d Judge J. d. Taylor, aud
defended by Hon. H. Taylor and T. G.
Campbell. Esq. When the jury was sworn,
the only testimony relied on by the plain
tiff, was the exhibition of her own person
for their inspection, her counsel claiming
that her appearance was prima .facie evi-
dence of her freedom, and the presumption
thus being raised, of course the burden of
proof rested upon the defendant, to estab-
lish her slave. An attempt was then
made by the defendant to prove her the
daughter of mulatto named Matilda. by
whom the plaintiff had been reared from in
fancy, but in this they did not succeed, as
no witness was introduced who was pres
ent at the birth of the child.
The case was ably argued on both sides,
and much feeling was manifested in the COM
munity on behalf of the plaintiff. When
the jury brought In their verdict, to the eff
feet that she was free ,ctite sConsan, % the
Judge was compelled to address the audi
enee upon the Improperly of any demon
strations of applause in court of justice,
Ia order to keep down universal impulse,
TO show the satisfaction given by the result
i-AaysUilIe (Ry.l Eagle.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-18
Lady Postofice Clerks.

The experiment of having female clerks
in the post-ofice seems to have succeeded
admirably iu New York. The Express says:
"There is evidently good understand
ing and civility between the official and out
siders at the s.ladies' window" where the
voices of complaint impatience. and snob-
binp were wont to be heard Ii IS pleasing
to notice the diligence and care with which
the duties seem to be performed, with the
,,atience and kindness shown toward appli-
.eants. Let these occupants of Office con-
tinue to give satisfaction and reform viii ex-
tend.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-18
Taken at His Word.

A French sGoan, of excellent heart, but
somewhat eccentric, lately discharged a ser
want. Another presented himself, and when
matters were nearly settled, the gentleman
said:-"Listen, my good fellow; I am not
unfair, but I hate to waste words. You
must understand me at a hint. For exam
pie, when I say, ''Give ne my razors, to
shave me, % you must bring me at the same
time warm water, soap, napkin; in fact,
all the accessories of the toilet And so
with everything" For some time all went
on to marvel, and our friend congratuls-
ted himself on having so excellent ser
want. One day he felt indisposed, and told
his man to go for the doctor, who lived
few steps of. One hour, two hours passed
away. No physician, no servant. Finally,
at the end of three hours, back came the
servant '.Well, STRIP said his master,
s.what made you so long time gone for
the doctor, who lives close at hand7" "Ma
fol- he replied, monsieur remembers that
when he gives me an order I must think of
all that be viii be likely to need. Thus, /
started for the doctor; then the surgeon, in
case there should be any operation to per-
form; the nurse, in case she should be need
ed to pass the night; and the notary, in case
monsieur should wish to made his will"
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-18
Another Important Movement in Eng
land.

A very important subject is now being
considered by the Liberal party of Eng
land, by which the commercial and navi-
eating interests of the United States are
deeply affected. 1t refers to the abolition
of light dues on the British coasts-which
are very severe, and in many instances.
onerous tax on American ships. No such
dues are collected on our side of the At
lantic, though we have more than FIVE hun
dred lighthouses on our coasts.
The question in England presents no
doubt great difficulties; because it involves
in many instances vested rights either in
Individuals or corporations. At the in
stigation of Lord Clarence Paget, however,
a roval commission has been issued to in
vestigate the matter, and to report in due
time to Parliament. Several legislative
caucuses, numbering from twenty-five TO
thirty members, OF both houses, have
been held On the subject, and it deserves to
be mentioned that the American Minister
was the only one invited to attend them
The kindly feelings which are springing
up here between England and the United
States are no less to be respected because
they are based on mutual interest, and are
from this very reason more likely to endure.
Nations, like individuals, when they are
getting rich and powerful are very apt to
bave friends, and to be even remembered
by their wealthy relatives.
The United States for the last FIVE or six
years have been almost excluded from the
political consideration of Europe, except as
a Power to be watched; but as the polite
al horizon of Europe begins to be overcast.
we are looming up again, and there are
even shrewd men who believe that the time
is close at hand when we may be of some
consequence to one or all of them.
What happy condition is that in which
a nation has time Ia its favor-When every
hour that passes by adds to its influence
and strength in the Chicago Dem.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-18
Gov. Wise on Greasy Mechanics. .

The erratic Governor of Virginia is ex-
hibiting good sense in patronizing the Free
State Colonies of Eli Thayer, and whatever
tends to promote industrial enterprise in the
Old Dominion. In speech which he
made at the funeral ceremonies over the re-
mains of President Monroe, at Richmond,
he said:
1t is time that Virginia was turning her
attention to manufactures, mechanics, mi
ming and foreign commerce. No country,
no State can live upon one only of the car
dinal powers of production. She must re-
sort to all FIVE combined, and she is doing
1t. Go, before you leave here, my friends
from New York, and look at the iron facto-
ries that are growing up around this noble
scenery. say that labor is not the mud
sil'' Of society; and thank God that the
old Colonial aristocracy of Virginia, which
despised mechanical and manual labor is
nearly run out. Thank God that we are
beginning to raise miners, mechanics and
manufacturers, who viii help to raise what
Is left of that aristocracy up to the middle
ground of respectability. Laughter and
applause. Look at the iron factory here
look at the tobacco factory here-that fac
tory is every day stealing my life away
with the very weed of luxury. THE Gov.
efnor chews tobacco freely.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-18
o. T,n R,.c R,.r,,,c.

OH TINE BLACK REPUBLICANS. The
principle is this, and will ever remain In
force, that men. by nature, are free. 1t is
so conceded, on all hands. that the right to
be free can never be alienated.-C Continental
Congress.
1t is among my first wishes to see some
plan adopted by which slavery in this coun-
try may be abolished by law Washington.
Slavery is contrary to the law of nature
and of nations WilIi0Bs Wirt.
Slavery is repugnant to the principle OF
Christianity; il prostrates every benevolent
action of the human heart Patrick Henry.
The way. hops. is preparing. under the
auspices of Heaven, for total emancipa-
ton of slayery.--Esferson.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-18
JOB PRINTING.

The Office of THE Kansas NEws Is furnished
with >. complete assortment of the newest styles
of Type. Borders FiOurishes, Cuts, Cards, Fancy
Papers, Colored Inks, Bronze, de-, enabling the
proprietor to print CEcuLARs, Cams. CERTIFICATES
OF Srock, DEEDs, PosrERs, and ell ether kinds of
JOB PAINTING, in manner unsurpassed In the
country. Particular attention paid to printing
all kinds of Blanks. Orders for work promptly
attended to when accompanied with cASz.@ "Ex-
oKLsIoR'' is our motto.
Blank Warranty and Mortgage Deeds, Bonds.
Executions, Summons, Subpenas, Attachments,
Recognizances. etc., constantly on hand.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-18
Mind and Body.

The necessary connection of the eondi-
ton of the body and of the mind, is matter of
universal and constant experience. Mental
influences affect the physical health; and the
state of the body, on the other hand, exert
powerful effect on the mind. In treating
of health, it is therefore necessary to eonsid-
er the management of the thoughts and pas
sions. In some diseases, physical and mem
tai disorders are so complicated and blended
together, that it is impossible to tell IN
which the arrangement bad its origin. Even
when the disturbance does not go to the
length of disease, the mutual influence OF the
mind and body may play an important
part in the question of health. The body
is constantly acled on through the mind,
and this way of reaching and influencing
the corporeal health deserves more attention
than it usually receives.