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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. s

~ IT IIUlIll3I|hS M w ~ lII.
RVH w. - the s'iFSt!lber on the 3lst
IL uii,, Negro Man namrd WILSON. about SO
years old ,vut ma le. i've feet . or inches hlgi, OF
pleasant ountrrance speaks quick, aud is apt to
smile or laugh when spoken 10.
have reasons for believing that the said Negro
induced 10 leave, aud probably assisted in his
cape by some white person.
WILSON was waiting man Er Garner Sanders
and subsequently for his son. William NJ Sanders aud
is well known in Sumter and Kerslaw Districts.
will give the above Reward 70. his apprehension
and delivery to me at my House.
April l3. JOHN SANDERS.
Suuter Watchmaa will please copy times and
forward bill to this Office for pay ment.
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WASHINGTON, April TO- The Hon. Thom-
~ d. Beuton died at halt past seven O'clock
this morning. lie will be buried on Mon
day.
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Our Cotton Market

Has been rather dull during the past week.
About 200 bales were, sold, atprices ranging from
8 to IL cents *
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WARRINGTON, April 6-Ihe proceedings Of
Congress To day were unimportant.
There is NO truth in the rumor that has been
.s. saoat in reference 10 designations in the
Cabinet.
WASHINGTON, April 7-1he Senate have
psssed the Minnesota bill by large majority.
The Hocse Wal consider the Kansas bill to-
morrow.
The Senate to-day passed the bill for the ad .
mission Of Miaaesyta intu the Union ty u vcte
uf g 70 5. ~,
The Hoase discussed the Deficiency Bill. It's
passage is doubtful. Th. Ksnsas Bill will be
taken up to morrow.
Mr.. Douglas, of Illinois, aud Mr. Fitch, OF
Indiana, had a Misunderstanding in the Senate
yesterday. Tie Northen papers erroneousy
report that Senator Iserson, of Georgia, was
engaged 10 it. y
WAsHIssroS, April g. In the Senate to-
day Mr.. Slidel, of Louisiana made speech
on the resolution to present medal to Cor,mn
dore Paulding in which he condemned the course
of Walker, and also Of 'aui'Iing, but hr spoke
in high terms Of the ability of Cen Henning
skn. In reference to Cuba. he Sail that the III,
and, though anxious for annexation, was unwill
5 ing to risk civil war To accomplish it, and that
therefore nothing could be done at present. but
to negotiate. II, however, Spain should at
tempt a despotisn, with Santa Anna at lhehead
ofit on Mexico. the United States should in.
terfefe to prevent it.
In the House the Deficiency Bill was rriec.
tod by eight majority. 1t will probably be
rsconsidered, however, TO morrow. The House
adhered to its amendment Of the Kansas bill,
when the question came up to day, by, the for.
msf majority.
WAsHIserox, Aprit9 Senate was not
in session to day. IN the House the De6cien.
cy Bill Was reconsidered and passed. The House
adjourned till Wednesday.
selegraphic desp~tchSi"m St. Joseph's,
Missouri. says that Brigham Young had Motif
ed Col Johna,on, cf the Utah Army, that if he
did not leave the Territory sby the 10th Of
March, he would be annihilatcd.
Wkcurrcro1 A,r;l IN Tls H..
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SERIOUS AcclDENT.-Wc learn from gen,
tleman who reached this city yesterday, that
a severe accident happened to Mr.. Mullins, the
President Of the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad, on Monday. Attempting 10 get on
the train at Florence, while it was in motion,
he fell and struck his forehead heavily against
the cars and platform, sustaining severe
wound, The cars passed at distance Of not
more than six inches from his head as he lay
after falling. He vas taken up insepsibls and
carried into the hotel, under the charge of two
physicians, and his situation was thought to he
critical. An extra tender and engine were to
be employed to take him to Marion G. FL.
Charleston Standard
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The Darlington and Lancaster Papers

! Ne harrington auu 13HCa'sof "P01SS. =
Will please add Camden, s. c., To Mr.. R. B. Cur;
,s' advertisement copied from our paper.
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The Charlotte, North Carolina Wing eau.
tions shs public against the imposition Of a
spurious patent soap man. who is selling re.
cipes for making soap for five dollars, which
can be bought at the drug stores for fifty cents.
Those who are cut Of Soap would do well TO
keep an eye To windwarC and look gu. for
suspicious craft.
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Latest from Kansas.

Sr. LOUIS, April 5,-The Kansas Consttu-
tional schedule, as reported, provides for the
submission of the constitution to the people on
the third TUESDAY in May. All laws not repsg-
nant to the constitution are to remain intact.
The bill of rights is identical with the Topeka
bill. A remonstrance 10 Congress against the
Lecompton Constitution was read and ordered
to be immediately forwarded 10 Washing
ton
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Tue MUNICIPAL ELECTION OF COLUMBIA.
We find the following in :he Columbia Guar
dian.
Although there was considerable interest
manifested on yesterday by The friends Of the
various candidates for municipal hnnors, the
election was conducted orderly and quietly
The following is the resuls:
Hon. J. ID. Tradewell, Mayor.
Aldermen.--Warl No. 1T. W. Rad dcife,
-, Ward No. 2.-Chares J. Boln,
Thomas Beggs. Ward No. IA. R. Taylor,
John Beard.
*ln the First Ward Mr.. Shelton, having en-
tered protest against the return of the Mana.
gers, after having been considered, We under.
stand that new election for an Alderman in
that Ward has been ordered by the Council
to take place on Saturday, l7th inst.
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Later from Europe Z

HAlIrAx. April 9.-rhe Royal Mail Steam
Ship Aneriea. Capt. Ryrie, has arrived at this
port with Liverpool dates To the 9th uIt.
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MR. EvERErrs ADDREss.-We are gralifietl
to learn that the Hon. Mr.. Everett has consen.
ted to deliver bin Mount Ven.on address in
Columbia. some time, probably, in the latter
part Of next week. The people Of Charleston,
without regard to- party feeling. have joined in
the invitation to deliver the address there. The
press Of the rity has unanimously extended to
him the courtesy and civi,y due the high mis-
sion. What emotiuns Of pride and veneraton
do not swell the bosom of every American at
the name Of the great Shareholder. There is
no name the South should more delight to
honor. II slavery be n disgrace upon our es'
cutcheon, the character Of Washington is at
once dives,ed Of its purity, and goes down to
poserity o tarnshcd thing. The moral etf.,ct
OF so handsome and glowing tributs, as Mr.
Everetts is said to he. cumes with peculiar
emphasis from Northern man, and should and
will secure to him generous reception for
himself, for the cause in which he is engaged,
and for the Southern Ma,ron. whose noble call
elected his exerlions. - Caroiinian last ,ceek.
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General Intelligence.

Ship Amertea. Capt. Ryrie, has arrived at this
port with Liverpool dates to the 9th uIt.
General Intelligence.
The proceedings Of the British Parliament
were unimPortant. The Government had iutro-
duced i,s new India Bill, the main features Of
which are like that Of Palmerston's. 1t differs,
however. in the details.
The appointment of the Duke De Malakofr
. (Pelissier) as Minister from France to London,
is generally satisfactory.
despatch from Madrid saHs that
- dOsesnaisdDt has introduced q project of
abolishirg slavery in the Spanish Territories.
There are several changes in the English
Diplomatic service. Mr.. Champion goes to
Russia.
The British exports for February show de.
crease Of over f2, ,000, 900 for one year.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKEr-I'he Cotton
market for the week opened at an advance of
ls to lid 10, but closed a, decline on :he
Pc, sid's advices OF id on MiddIing qualities
The sales Of the week were $4,000 bales, of
which speculators took $500 and exporters
$500 bales, leaving 81 900 bales Of all descrip'
tions to the trade. On Friday the sales com
prised 1000 bales, Of which spectators and
exporters took each 1000 bales, the market
closing quiet.
The stock ON hand comprised 100000 bales,
Of which 299, 900 bales were American.
STATE OF Manchester advces were
unfavorable. Trade was inactive.
LONDON MONEY MARKET Money was un
changed and abundant The bullion in the Bank
Of England, had increased f772,O0o.
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1UST RECEIYED-s Tierces finest Brand
q Sugar cured HAMS Casks Jefiries Sparkling
Edinburgh ALE; Soda, Butter Lemon. Wine and
Roslon Crackers MERONEY l. BOSWELL
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MOUNT VERNON TO BIZ PURcnAsED-The
Enquirer Of Saturday publishes the c6respon.
dence between "A Southern Matron" and John
A. Washington, from which We infer that tte
transfer Of Mount Vernon to the Ladies' Mount
Vernon Association, is now fixed fact. The
evidence Of Ibis, aays the Enquirer, will be laid
before the public as soon as certain necessary
legal preiminaries can be arranged i About
the l2th Of March, "a Southern NATION" ad
dressed n letter to Mr.. Washington, informing
him that the bill providing for Che purchase Of
Mount Vernon by Virginia. ha6 been defeated
in the House of Delega gates, and in tie name
and on behalf.of ths Mount VERNON Associa
tion renewing the offer of tl,e.ladies % pur
chase the place. Heretofore, says Mr. Wash
ingt"n in his response Of March 10, he has
only been wiling 10 dispose Of Mount Vernon.
to the United States or to Virginia, ashe be-.
eves that in the hands of ON. or tho .other,.h
would be better protected and prd hrved. than
in the possession uf any individual or assoria.
lion. The events rf The past seven years,
however. says Mr.. Washington, seem TO igdi,
cate tina, neither Virginia, Nor the United States
wish to acquire the place. Under these q isclm.
stances, and believing that after the twoy yhghL
tss isss psTsI. w;,isI IN y, n't{D yS%ss +
DC the purest guardians of a national SHINE
Mr.. Washington is willing so far to comply
with "A Southern Matrous" request, ss to n.
wait for Il reasonably limited period OF time
The. propositions she wishe. To make to him on
behalf of the Association over which she pre-
sides. Mr.. Washington closes with The ASST.
rance that upess these proposals are inc.nsis
tent With what lie believes to ta his duties upon
the occasion. he shall be inclined ,u give them
the r'ost favorable consideration,
Petersburg Express.
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Sold also by Druggist generally.
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Mi5rRllallrnllH Nrms.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WARRINGTON, April 6.-'Ihe proceedings Of
Congress To day were unimportant.
There is no truth in the rumor that has been
re, sAoat in reference TO. designations in the
Cabinet.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31
Advertisement.
TIE DANGER OF FAST DRIVING.


Numerous accidents constantly occurring In city BY We
hides being driven either osees too rapidly resulting often
in serious An affair OF this kind occurred IN on
ober day buggy containing tvo sen'lemeD
while crossing Chatham st met BY omnibus dlvng To-
ward the Bowery Both vehicles sppesed to be ihe
psed they sppoxma,ed each hnkins to clear
the ol e In tine before they but n this they mscscuaed
they both veTeed 20 point fully expected TO see col
the bugfy sudden sweep
allowing the Omnibus
sweep past without coming in contact Such sudden and
Unexpected short of ground without
ups.tng rstbsr attracted the attention Of who wit
bssed IT, We found from inquiry hs' the buggy had
that saved the vehicle ard occupants iom being SMASHED
From persors inspection Of this Coupling were Inclined to
give credit for its simplicity and apparent usefulness but were
preIsied witness safety srd valuable aid IN turniog 90
Short when necessity demAnded As this new Coupling
introduced in city 10 10 be hoped rapidly come
than the ordinary Coupling and eau
br reseid sppied oaI,sses in for small smoan
model this Cou ping b. BoARDMAs
GRAY Co.. Piano Wsercoms No 4s Broadway where the
b found who will be hAPpy to give any niom,''on
required
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BROOKLYN I7EN&

Coxsrscrnrsr E.rrcrsr, AT THr FLr'Hi'e aI-
.,x Co,,,cy-Th. Annual Commsscsmsat Sr'
'nn h. for. hi. college was preached By the Rev.
VIM H. Mlburn the bIird minister, in tho hstAcdiA
rn.oon., church Plu,hng, on Tsssdsy evening lsst-
On Wedr e.dsy evening the young isdiss Of The eo.
i... .,.;.t.d By few Of the principal meabsm
ne meDSsssoba Union Of this city gave . a:s os.
e.l su,ertaipmsr, in the College ChsPsi, oo..
...ctoes from Ma;,ss, Drssslsr, Asysfsss'
Ro.,i.i. Dopisstti. Hsyds. ssd other ems -.
oo,.r,. OaTsursSsy he 6sals oftss Cen
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rss... -. N. .r.sx =.

rA~f rtat The sr-sy ~ pros.r-, m. x.s. s.a. 49,
ga IN >oSr. o. cr NE thr ttA
ci- sTgsc d'n q. hssii,fy rroo III sc,x-l,,-eI
tL3sr inf use JSr,ss.trn srd i.crv,s soa ro,,..-1
b. Trspct 20 J-s4ueuts q tLis ter e,nr.'
iAs nisT ios into ;hs proo-isrs .a, ~. "a
rse - tbe motion th- PET u the d-t-o1.a, t .-.
tt- @ efsl- shft6rf thr
emitted Inn 20 s-ch F0s-rotsH EFT bl, th-r- n.ni'-sr
p Fy cns % t'orr toe acieata1t has srosss.i
s-bai',t limsf "a fia saa suegt vPou the iai s.sa
s rrsssrf. de,iine 20 % > this
The c,gEse "a muakrs ppSsus has rpsa The tr.
in1 for stseAloF ta- de;eaea-i sas op1a &
A. 6 d o. cot ss be Esy chco--
II tast - eouuoD ax .he tliA msbt prcs@t IN
As-Ice provided b. hAd spprseS q BAck Con es,
tus - K - 7S3 lSl provide tas, aossr.sa
cdense b. ti uIs. he D. present s.f p.
s1sIyx y his raey duly sh f ;nss pgrpose kax
led tia senrfs .u.sorty Of attorney
49,. as ut snrccut There must b. is,nc asa exy-s.
gwen Tor tbs pfpse, ~ 81 rnt iVccA vSyst q the
tssf 10 b present b,tlre the ta proceed
,,,.,,.,x orr sais. 10 cnluA 10 A. al ttnsss hs
.b - M. Court Nhr,her Il ~ pcocesi 10, 10 the
.Ti, ana s 70 ,s1aaai he Is called ~ tss
tet,d d. Ben Me Asvss III, reoxnf lace may b to-
In respect TO sst~s a. ,sss osi,' !, !. Co. ~
sSr Prss to- to .3rt. IS" 5Ss D. Is ss. at.' o
sysrs, the coDtngrn. Ao-t cav tacs postAn<
firsly rs ers rule, al s 'r-n~e n ibis csse
receive sry favor the bAads " As Hs'Sre shorii ss<
srye.r that h- surety b.. bss In snees made %
ssliea ~ tie escape sad IN sidi.Os ioeu3s.c % csa-
has be- made - spprehend thu Prnoar-s tS s,
fot tia S~ Nm ~
Til. i ,eeus 3, in the power of tie de,suesg, :
tule 70 10. as the shdayi,s read By the Drir,
ths Null liyius a, Hoeoken in NewJssss,.
moment 10 BE- sered BY his bail sa3 Srvu GIT 70 tA cf
For these reasons the motion Is denied
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPlctAL TEKN--Jly 9.-Srtcre Jslss
hainilion fish sst. joel ). Ostman
fkts l. ~ - in tha CNfa a

ta;nLf IA tsh ssI joel y. Dstmsn-
II this action Is Of thoee named IN the Cote, Il
vs., the duty the Cleik maks aowsnce ths pnn
Whether shonid should not b. made by ths Cerk
matter restr hi, discretion The pspuh entitled to u
.clu.ey OF has risbs whsevcr T. the 10 OF
ore Of those named In section SS
one view this may properly BE- called Zoe
,sueicsion upon Instrument In writing WhstAsr to-
ua ,u,ied have the esse canesed by resn the re-
tu.a OF The d.enSsnt 20 sppnt Ssnerssed sP2ssef
M At i've renewed and the latter whether the sni,sat
a rent % he raid 10 TO determined BY the Court by ret-.s
U appraisers 20 appointed BY tho Court. questions WHOM
m,y arise uron such 81 instrument
ills view open objection thai the words of an
adjudication upon of equivalent import to tho .oh ct
IT, constructive ard that ~hsn the Cont 10 not ssked - Goa
the meaning Of the instrument and upon oepss
the sion is not for al So "a up
thsD upon bond special contH- 70 70
breach T, latter construction Of sscon
Ss Mr. Justice Hoffman has dcieed to be the correct ons
(Cede. edition OF 1885, ~, note ndor SUCH cucs
the decision Ia Il may said Of bic dec,a
that section scs prior ito amendment In 1857 used the osds
for the Construction Of The language 10 for an at'.f
upon There must have been design 10 mskn dis
Nothing has been effected by section tA
ded BE- ted In hi, respect precisely what
did the dmeut observe, however that Jutfe
that the siou IL OF thos~ nanisd IN
unless proceeding to compel the deter
ton property 10 not think uch proceed
ing thin meaning thai section Concunina IN the inu-
nation Judge Woodruff aud not decnins BY mesns
clear Judge Hofd decision 10 incorrect deem mere
the deliberate decision OF the ase uu-
tilt has b. en- reviewed BY TIE General Term
The allow Of $50 made by tho Cek musi D Ncksa s
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IldxMfiaNneu

TEAs.-The CANTON TEA COMPANY have o.
hama sv.r, VARIETY Of TrIs fs Grocer and r Dcss ss p
v.te f.usiea scuclea Ooions ssd reux Hy:so fon ia
Nc 0uppov Imprrs from Sc 70 &c Al sehsr ass.
equally iow Also SO bosss sod FAMILY IVA fo 81
Csn sna eIstss Ne t5 C.,Asn d, eueWsso rse0 -
Roosevelt q.
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Aiveitisemert
Exr- Tka tar1asl
TAdyertsrnsptl

ARTIFICIAL EYES.-The largest assortment in
ts county Of PMs made ARTIFICIAL HUMAN Erss d Joan
MIinsps No. lt5 Broadway.
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OH Y ITEMS.

Az extra performance Of the French Dr'matic Com
vs. the Metropolitan Music Hall lopposite Ni'losl,
ral take plsoe tomorrow Saturday evening lA'
Conn,sy bss net with much succsss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

THE METALLIC TABLET STROP-lnvented By
oxo sArSpsss lslsTh tbs genuine article hes
S~~n eousjrd x posbs edge
Can b obssnsd Of toe subscriber and ss oaAafsctursra
.. sAUsDtRs, store No = AstoT Ho1s>
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Advertisement
Fol ATTY AND LIBERTY or MANKIND to power.

~ cod aud sunshiae -orsy c'snted by the m'Sy
,ab. If n. word h,r slaves photographed IN cOiorso
b'ood by HoINrs, No sSs Biosdwsy
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COURT OF SPECIAL sEsSIoSs-Jutr u ~ 2,,ssf''' 'a''

on be
Lawrence Salantier and Daniel McAuna, wsrs
convicted Of stealing quantity Of iron. House q
Refuge.
john Callahan was convicted of keeping disordsdy
house at No. lfj Worth street. Peni.entlary t1V
mortbs snd feed 80.
Margaret Kelly was convicted Of stealing ksg u
white lead. Penentiary ok months.
David Welsh convicted of stea'irg package
of sewing silk. Penit sntiary four mouths.
Nancy Marks convicted OF stealing four bars ~
brown sosp. PeniteItiary two months.
Mary Carpan was convicted Of stealing a countsr-
pane ard other articles. Penitentiary six months.
Francis King convicted OF stealing hat and
other articles Petitentiary one month.
John Powers was convicted Of stealing scrspss.
Pententisry two months.
DuIand Victor was convicted Of picking Q lsdys
pocket Of 81. Penitentisry SIX months
David Tho was convicted Of stealing psl OF
butter. PeDitentsry four months.
Christopber Patterson was convicted OF stsNing
pair of psDtaloous. Penitentiary moath.
joseph Coleman was convicted OF stealing snv1
watch. Peritentsry four months:
William Mulln was convicted OF On attempt 10 ste0
clothing On board vessel Pententisry three months.
FIaDk y. Dobson and Charles r. Dooson were ooe-
vcted Of an sssaut and battery on Michael keynosos
Charles Burke was convicted Of an assault and bat
tery on Johanna Burke. City Prison 80 days.
Edward Kelner was convicted OF IN essssh 20
battery on Louisa Kelln.r Penientiary three months.
Fan Trotter was convicted OF an assault On bauery
op Pr be Tro.ter Penitentiary three ,n.ns'
.Joon Allison was col victed on two charges OF -
,sult and battery on Ann Hoshsn and Bfidget o@"a'
PepteItisIy six months. ~,. ..a
Thomas McCabe was convicted OF "a ssseuit ssa
battery on Mary Fox. Psnitentary three months:
Mathew Fibbs convicted Of 40 assault ana pis-
t.ry on Timothy Golden. Penitentiary one moatn:
Ann Phillips pleaded guilty to an s:sauit sns ofc
terry on Thomas IL. Bulmer. Psniienuary fsur
months. ,
Mary Nsrr pleaded guilty to an assault aud bs tory
on Brevsl Nsrr. judgment suspended.
julia Franklin pleaded guilty TO ste:Iin' suV~
spoors and forks. Penitentsry three monta1. l.. ~
Francis Flood pleaded guilty TO stealing "s
ritbots. Pepisntisry ore month. ..;,,
James CI.Ik pleaded guilty 10 stealing SILVER o''''
Mary Hsean pleaded guilty to stealing ls0'' snd ns-
bons. City Prison 80 days. ard A.t.
Henry Geher % wss eenvNTi lined y so.
VIM. Csrlock and Ellen CsIlock wore & cssUoteeS Ss.
An :, sault and battery on Jane AcLsushln' fsoi-
Tertiary two moths each. 49,
Ellen johnson was convicted Of an Assault ssA sss-
,.ry On ]. =. Bsdeshop. Fined =.
Vim. Lang pleaded guilty 10 an Assault snd battery
or Usl,n q. Shaw. Fined 80.
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United STATES COMMISSIONERS OFfIcE-JvLy g.
Before Commissioner BRipcHAN

THE ALLEGED tMBtZZtLMkNf OF RAILROAD COuPOss.
The United States sgt. Louis Stern.
To-day the Com missioner gave his decision in tins
case He held that the evidence sustained the charge
against Stern fer en- bezzelng the letter. and thst ne
Jury.
TIE examination of Jacob and Adolph Hev who are
charged with completely with Stern in negotiating tho
coupons at the same time knowing them to have bees
embegzeed, will proceed before Commissioner Ass-
iell.
In the case Ct the of the ship Cordels charged
with revolt on an sxsm sion held this morning the ~
against being conclusive the Commissioner committed 81
tie ACCUSED await the action of the Grand Jury.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-Cn,ssss'-Jaly@ ~
Before Judge HILTON.
n.~s.i.,. IL, Of Er.detick Rsmou1

In this case, On the 10Th of July inst, his Houor
Judge Dsy gsnied order Of arrest hodes the detsnisa n
bal In the sum Of affidavit OF the pAntt sssttns
forth youthful and nexpsiionced In tne wsys
OF this wicked world that Frederick taking sdysnr OF her
sop simplicity dd with bis smooth aud honeyed
language snd by Of solemn promise Of marse seaas
her virtue and that she resdy 70
to population the city consequence Of such sed.s
tioD. On hi. affidavit fedeck made acausu,ed vita -
interior Of Edrds- street Jail This mons tho dsfen
counsel moved his discharge, the ground that he nssss
DR. missed u any the fair dsmel on ,hes b. Gesiy mar
r-d man aud hrssed with funy Of four children MI acusy
counsel for psin conendcd that far the sst OF h-
deendat being married serving extenuaton OF the onens
the defendant had beside seduction rsndsted hin
liable criminal prosecution for obspics sosds undx
fsi n,e,.n.es he having adsvt OF paisnd
showed represented him sf single Motion to tis
rhsr,e denied as also to reduce the amount OF bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31
Advertisement
The lNINITABLE WNMAN.-WYMAN, the Won

deifu 4. soi1g nor5 this sfenoon and evening all the
world with budget u ausbase ad starting teas in
msrcy ard i,sbeTe Ban ums Museum he ns. equal
liviIR.
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SUPREME COURT-Joly 81.

THE ENGLISH FMBEZZLENENT CASE.
jonathan Peel her Britannia Msestys Principal Secretary OF
State, sst. James sutton Elliott
In this Gaze the plaintiff attorney has received
notice thst the defendant intends - sPpes to the General Tenn
the Supreme Court from the decision Of Jujge lngrshsm deny
the motion the order for hs arrest The
General Term will sit until the third Monday In s~r"0e'
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Moore; John Laden sgt Calvin o. Binss Henry Besumss
at James w haw-Judgmept affirmed with costs Wiiis
Simon sgt Jhn Dsyis-Judgnent reversed trial osAs
ed costs 20 abide the event
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