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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-25
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A movement similar TO the religious excite
ment in Ireland has been inaugurated in Wales.
The English newspapers describe the revival as
general The clergy remain after services to
converse with crowds of inquirers Numbers Of
public houses have been closed eight 10 one
small town. It is now spreading into North
Wales and the religious interest is very intense;
no enthusiasm" writes clergyman Of the
Established Church, "but deep profound, and
awfully solemn impression prevails" In some
districts notorious for blasphemy ,an oath Is now
never heard; drunkards in thousands have be-
come total abstainers and, if conduct be test
of sincerity, we may hope most favorably OF
the religious movement IL is estimated that in
two counties only, 5000 'rsOns within the last
Eve months have been turned to God.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-25

BLACK TONGUE AMoNe THE DRER.--In por-
tons of Missouri the disease known as the
"Blsck Tongue" is prevailing to fearful ex-
tent among the wild deer. Whole herds are
swept off, the woods in some sections being
filled with the stencil of their carcasses. Some
cattle have also been attacked by the same dis
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-25
MARRIED.

AT GiTard Pa sugust 23 Mr. JAMES o BARTLETT
to Miss N BUNKER, both OF Oberlin. Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-25
DeeIared Dsmoera.le Doelrine.

That notable Democratic eKpounder Of the
Constellation, the Washington Constitution,
lays down the following point Of faith for the
faithful. Win both organs Of the party in this
city please inform the public whether it is de-
mOeracy in this latitude
The Consultation recognizes the right to hold
slave property in the Territories, a. a right in
defeasible by Congress or the Territories, and
places that properly, like every other species OF
properly under the protection Of the courts OF
the country, created for that purpose, and arm
ed with full power and authority for its exeeu-
ton
Ii is AZ unsFise as It is untrue 70 attempt TO
draw distinction between slave property and
any other species of property, and TO require
the Passage oi special laws Tor the protection
0f the former. Slaves are pr perty Just as
money, household furniture cattle, or silver
spoons, are property. The federal courts will
apply the same laws to slave property as they
do to all other property, and those are ample ior
the purpose ami II territorial legislature
should attempt TO pass laws hostile to slavery
the federal courts would treat such Legislation
as void, and apply the proper remedies for the
correction Of the evil -r
Y The National lntelligencer publishes
stEiement collected from authentic dates, EXHIBIT
ing all the disasters thathave happened to on
naval marine from the year l76s 70 1859. Q
these, one fsigats, seven slooPs, siH brigs, thil
ten seheonsls, one small steamer, one gun
boat and one pilot boat, in al thirty vessels
have been lost three lrgatea, four sloops, 81
bdgs, nine sehoonsru, in an twenty. two vessels
ssptufsdi four shipa burnt at Washington Il
presens their failiDg into the the hands Of III
enemy two ships, oue steamship and on
schooner have been accidentally burnt on
Hiasuship, one schooner and one haulk blow
uP--raAking in all sixiY three disasters Of var
eos kinda
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
Caisst bp Gtlrgrapb.
Further BY the Africa

Nrw YoRK, April 49,
The reoeip, Of a memorandum from Count
Buol hostile TO Piedmont, is spoken Of
Warlike materials, 10 an alarming extent.
are accommodating at Marseilles.
Five steam Frigates have boen dispatched
to Algeria, and II supposed that they are
10 bring back troops 10 France.
The Daily News correspondent says that
Lord Cowley aud Count Walewski, after q
long discussion, had separated with the con-
yiction that very serious differences Of opin,
ion exist between Frpnce and England.
Nine gun boats for the Adriatic arc orr
dered 10 be made ready at Cherbourg with
out delay.
AUSTRIA. The Arch-Duke Albrecht had
gone on a special mission to Berlin.
Austria is willing to make important con
cessions to Prussia on certain points in dis
pute, and perfect understanding between
the two Governments is considered highly
probable
warlike preparations are continued 10
some Of the smaller German States.
Tho Bayarian army has been placed on a
war footing
The London Times Vienna correspondent
says that several Of the leading papers have
openly declared that the Germans will not
shed one drop OF blood either for the main.
tenance Of the special treaties or the Aus
trian condorat
Twenty one shocks of earthquake were
felt at Vienna on the 10Th, but no damage
occurred.
Rumors prevailed that the King Of Naples
was either dead or at the last extremity
There is, however, nothing authentic.
BELGIUM..-ltis is said that Holland and Bel
GUM have concluded treaty for mutual dc
Tense in case of war.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
c,osing the Malls,

Posr.orrtoE, DAyToS, April II, 1868.
Until further notice, mails will close at this Of
For Nav York, Phiadslphia and New England
sta,as. daily, except Sunday, at 9.l5 A. NJ.
For Cincinnati, o., Eastern, Western, Northern
and Southern States, daily, except Sunday at
7.SO A. NJ. and $50 p. M.
For Columbus and zanesville, o., daily eK'
cent Sundays, at sl5 A. M.
For XouiG and yellow Springs, 5SO r NJ;
For MiAmlsburg, Germantown. Franklin, Ham
ilton Eaton, o., and Connersvilie, ls' oaiiy' eN-
cept Sunday, at $3.50 7. h'
laio. Cleveland, o., and Michigan, daily
sunday, at 1910 A. NJ.
For Richmond Cambridge, Centrevllls,
napolIs, Ia, and New Paris, o., daily,
For arsenviIie, o, Union City, Wine
Mnncis and Jay county, Ia, daily, ezcepts -s
For or Troy, ,oovington, Piqua, Sidney andh 70
rvs. J.. and Fort Wayne, Ind, daily, excel '-.
dAy, at 80 A. NJ. "
Ror Union, West Milton and Little Y,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, At 1.So
For Louisville, New Lebanon snd "SstA
dria, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
AM.
sach week at 900 P. NJ.
Far Hspby aud Bellbrook, on Thursday
week at 800 p. 81. ,-u
Fo,cantreville, Lebanan and Mason, dali
cept Sunday, at l2.OO NJ ,oo-.r
g. Vandalia and ChRmbersburg, at l2.O -
on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
For Taviorsyille Wednesdays and Saturdays
7.3O A. N. VIVA n
Rpll T. n hAN'N' N'
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Interesting from California.
ST. LOUIS, April %

ST. Louis, April ~.
Leavenworth portion of the locating parl
ty, dispatched by the Overland Express, re-
turned yesterday, bringing intelligence to
April 9th from Denver City. They report
the route every way adapted to the requires
ments of travel Grass wood and water are
abundant The sagcs which left here on the
eighteenth, passed near the head waters of
Solomon's Fork, getting along well. There
was no dimunition of confidence among mi.
ners- Aattering reports continued from the
Mountains, The richest prospects were
found in the South Parke and Arrappahoe,
but the ground was still frozen, and SHOWS
heavy.
Three men were hung at Denver city on
the 9th for murder, by the Vigilance Com"
mittee, Great excitement existed when the
iniormants left, and large numbers of emf
grants were pursuing the new road. Survey
ors estimate maximum distance from Leav'
enworth to Denver city was five hundred
miles.
Martin Fields of this city, was appointed
Postmaster at Boulder city,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
Dayton, Xenia n Columbus II. Il.


Three Daily Trains, via. Columbus
Through tickets from Dayton to all Eastern
Cities.
THREE Daily Trains each way, leaving Dayton
i for the East as follows Night Express at 30 a.
Arriving at Dayton, Accommodation 6,5s a. m.
No. Express, II, 80 a. M; Day Express, 40 D. m.
Trains run by Columbus time which lie minutes
faster than Dayton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern cities
by calling on p, r. WArman, Ticket Agent, at the
Depot East Third street.
dayton, Xenia and Columbus-Leaves at $50 y.
m and arrives at q, SO =. m.
All freightH left at the Depot by $40 y. M, will
irving at 6,53p. M, VIII be delivered al seOs. M
j. DURAND, Supt.
c. WARMAN, Gen'l. Ag't. aprl3
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, April 29.
No dispatches have been received from
Minister Lamar by either of the last arri-
walls from Nicaragua. This rsmissness on
his part ia a serious disappointment 70 the
government
The treasury receipts are coming up tc
estimates of tho Secretary. 1t is not deter.
mined when the Treasury notes authorized
by the late law will be issued
Hon. Richard Golden arrived here last
night and is the guest of the President
Lient Murray, who has been here some
days ON business connected with Arizonia
will leave for that territory tomorrow. but
will return next winter to urge the organi-
zation Of Territorial Government
The last Congress appropriated $4,000 fol
the purchase Of presents for the Pimoto In
dams, in acknowledgement of their good
faith and friendship for the whites. The In
dian Bureau is now msking arrangement
for the distribution of the presents, which
will consist principally of agricultural i'm,
! plements.
The question relative to the Philadelphi:
Post Master has not yet been definitely set
tied and the reported removal of Post Mas
| ter Westeott is at least premature.
OFlynn, Post Master at Detroit, viii b.
removed as soon as his successor can be So
lected, about which there is some difficulty
The President of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company arrived here to-day on bust
ness connected with the California mail ser
vice.
The Post Master General will open NJ
new routes under the Post Route Bill o
1853 in Virginia, North Carolina, South Car
olina, Georgia or Florida, but will continu,
on all the old routes, the contracts for which
were recently awarded.
Gen. JuArez, the Nicaraguan Minister
on the 26th inst, notified Mr. Yelverton
President Of the American, Atlantic and Pa
cific Ship Canal Company, that their charte
had been declared forfeited by the Congress
of Nicaragua, on the ground that the com
pany had failed to to fulfill its Obligation
He has likewise notified Secretary Cass t
that effect
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Railroad Time Table.

Trains arrive and depart as follows;
Z, sEs7 4 LsavNs. 4 AHHivSs.
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lust reeeiyed large assortment OF Coal
" oil Lamps, with improved Burners, and new
styles, suitable for Church, StOre Parlor and Kitch
en- purposes, In variety.
Glass suspeending Lsmnps-Large and Small Burner.
and Glnss PArlor 4" g
Kitchen" [" &"
Britannia Parlor Pulpit; something new and good
Prae ct Lamps, Large and Small Burner.
Hand g.
We RlsA keep large stock Of Lard oil, Fluid and
CAmphene Lamps, Glass and Paper Shades, CHM
nies, Wieking, etc. etc, which we offer for sale At
reduced prices.
HBoKLER, RRMLEY 4 &MAXToN.
jan5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30

AN ACT

mo 1881 AN ACT
To amend section two Of an act passed Mareh IL,
1853, to provide for the publication Of the gene
raj laws in newspapers, and to repeal an act On
titled "an act to provide for an early publiea-
ton Of the laws, and for other purposos,' passed
March 23d, 1850.
Section l. Be it enacted ~ the General Assem-
bly, Of the State of Ohio, That section two Of an
act passed March 11th, 1858, to provide for the
and to repeal an act entitled can act to provide
for an early publication of the laws and for other
purposes" passed March 23d, 1850, be so amen
ded as to read as follows: See. 2. That the audi
tor Of state secretary of state aud attorney gene
ral as soon as possible after the passage Of laws
by the General Assembly at each session, shall
select from the general laws as passed, suoh aI
they shall deem Of general interest to the people
of the state, and the same shall be forwarded by
the auditor of state at the earliest practicable
ment to the auditors of the several counties, and
it shall be the duty Of the auditor probate judgS
and prosecuting attorney of each county, to con.
tract for the publication Of the same in two weekly
or daily newspapers printed therein, II so many
! there be, haViGs the greatest circulation In thu
county, provided that in no case shall the same b
| published in two papers of one party, II two o
opposite politics are published therein, and also il
one German newspaper, if there be one In sucl
county, at q price not exceeding sixty esnts pc
thousand ems, to bs paid out OF their reapectiv
county treasures, as hereinafter provided.
Sec q That the second section of the act ahOv
referred to be and the same is hereby repealed,
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be i
force from and after its passage.
WILLIkM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
ST. LOUIS, April 90

bT' IIOVIsi hPIT -''
The Santa Fe mail of the lth reached I'M
dependence this evening. The blacksmith
and carpenter shops of the military depot
were burned on the 9th inst. Loss not sta>
ted
The river has fallen inches at this point
in the last "a hours. The Missouri is still
on the decline, and is becoming difficult to
navigate The Upper Mississippi is report
ed at stand at Dubuque, with ten feet OF
water on the bar, and rising Above, the
Illinois is falling, but is 10 fair boating or
der. Rain has fallen steady since 9 q. m,
and the prospects indicate a wet night
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30

March 81, 1859.
mo. 1865 AN ACT
10 limit the operation Of the act, entitled zen act
to repeal the ten por cent law, passed March IA,
la5O," passed February 95th, 1859.
Section /. Be 1t enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of tho State of 0hio That the act entitled an
"et to repeal the ten per cent. law, passed March
IA, $780,, passed February %, 1859, shall not ap-
ply to any contracts now existing, or that may be
made before the taking eject Of said act, but said
co ntraets shall be and remain in full force and
effect, apd upon all judgments rendered upon any
of the aforesaid Contracts interest shall be COM
puted until payment at the rate specified therein,
not excseding ten per eentum per annum, As
though said act, passed February 20, 1859, had
not been passed.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force upon its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
March 81, 1889.
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eRpENvILLn AND MIAMI R. R.
Cincinnati Hamilton nandDaytonR.R


CHANGE OF TIME.
0N and after Monday April IL, 1859, Passen-
" gerTrains swillleavethe 6ths tree tDepOt, Day
ton for Cincinnsti,as follows:
Returning Trains.
At 500 a. M, sos a. M, 4,G0 p. M, and 80
p. m.
Will leave Cincinnati for Dayton, at 500
a. IN. 500 a, m, 4.S0 p. m. and 800 p. m.
The 7.30 p. NJ. train south will stop at Carlisle,
Middletown Hamilton and Glendale, only.
apr9 DANIEL McLAREN ,Sup't'
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New York Market,
pink EYES.

.go RUSH. best quality OF Pink-eye Potatoes
1911 iust received from the North-weat, In prime
condition, and for sale at the store OF
w. II. BRANDENBURG and CO..
apriQ No. 400, I'd street, Dayton
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
SPRING HARDWARE.

TONG and short handles Ames shovels,
IL shoyeis without handles spades, manure forks,
shaking forks, hsy-toFkS, noes, with and without
handles; garden hoes, garden Takes, with and with
outhandles; German sickles, garden trowes, mat
toeka picks, axes, hatehets saws, drawing knives,
aueuFs chises trace breast and halter chains, be-
sides good sssortment of knives and forks, spoons
ke., for sale By CHARLES fosT,
Eesf Cd street, doorR from Main street
mhl0-dAw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
TIE
One Horse ShOeing shop,
ON THIRD STREET.
A New doors East Of the Posr OFFICE,
DAYTON, o.

DAYTON, O.
THE Subscriber is now better prepared
Il than ever to accommodate his old customers, and
the public, in the
IEOFse-ShOetng Business.
In its various branches. Particular attention
will be given 60 all lame horses, such As
split hoos and hoof-bound and corns in their feet,
Will be cured satfactoTy to the owner Of such hor-
ses, and Il not, money will be refunded.
ALsO.-Horses that interfere will be shod to pre-
vent II, and warranted, or money refunded.
He will personally superintend all work entrustd
20 his care. Thankful for astfavors he respectfully
ssks continuance of the patronage OF his old Gus
toners, and will be happy TO accommodate as many
NAV ones as may favor him with call.
apr2-dswly NATHAN SIFFERMAN'
(Journal and Gazette copy 3m.)
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
Grain Market.

Cincinnati Markets.
OSoISNATI, April 20.
Flour firm. s57O@5,75 for superhne.
Whisky 2334,
Provisions buoyant Mess Pork Sl7 0O@ls,.
90; prime Sl3,00@l3,75.
Wheat steady White l,4O@l ,50i Red ,@l
@1,9s.
Corn active at 7e@9O,
Rye in fair demand at 9O@9S
Barley firm at 62@65.
Oats, 52@5s for prime.
Lard lll6.
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Dayton & Michigan r. X.
@mW
SHORT LINE VIA LIMA,
so Miios Travel and hours Time
saved between


DAYTON AND CHICAGO.
Two Daily Trains. One Change OF
Cars only.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1869.
UTiains will leave Dayton at 7,55 .. IN. and
T,s5 p. M, for sidney Lima, Deiphos, Fort
Wayne, Toledo, Detroit Chicago. Quincy, Rock
Island, Galena, Dunieiih and 81. Paul.
First Train leaving Dayton at 7,55 ., m, ar
rives at Fort Wayne at p. M, connecting with
trains on the Toledo, Wabash 4 Western road At
2.15 m, for Huntington, Peru, ,Logansport and the
the South West ana at Chicago at $50 p min time
10 connect with all evening trains leaving that
city. This train also connects at Sidney with
trains on the b. A I. Road, East and West and
at Piqua with @. p. 4 I. Road for Cciumbus, and
at Wapakoneta with Hack for st. Marys, Bremen
and Minister.
Second Traiu, Leaves Dayton It 7,35 p. m.
arrives At Fort Wayne At 2,25 a. m, connects
with trains on the T. w. A W. X. r. at 4, 0 a.
m, for Defiance, Toledo Detroiti at Chicago OF
s,1T a.m;, making close connections with all
trains for the West and North West.
RETURNING,
1st Train leaves Chicago s,17 a. m. Lima 4, 10
p. ~, reaches Dayton $50 p. m.
I'd Train leaves Chicago 7, AS p. M Lima ,40am
reach Dayton 7.5O a. IN.
The 3 40 a. m. Ttair from Lima connects al
Piqua with Trains Oh @. p. a I. r.. R. for Colum-
bus and the East--both trains make elose eonnec
lions with trains on the @. II. d. r. r. for Gin
oinnati and the South.
'fSlecping cars are attached to all night traini
between Lima and Chicago"
Through Tickets for Fort Wayne, Toledo, Detroit
Chicago, aud points West and Northwest. Also fol
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and all Eastern cities, ant
for al local points on the Beilefontaine and Indian
apOlis r. can be had by calling on S. r. KING, Tick
et Agent, Union Depot, Dayton; or on the OF, fsn
agents on the line
Fare as low as by any other route.
BE careful and call for Tickets bywAy of Lima.
Gs-The rates Of Freight TO all Points East or Yves
will az all times be favorable are charged b!
other Companies.
No Transfers between Da and Chicag
or Pittsburg - -.
apr23 nj. SHOEMAKER, supt.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
MARRIED..

BEALE-LON9-In Brooklyn. wednesday Feb 9, BY the
Rev Mr. Blanchard, T. y. Beae 10 MARY A N Long both
of Brooklyn.
oRAHAM-wRIGBT-On "Wednesday, Jan. 26, by the Rev
James Thompson William Grahsm b Mary eldest daughter
sf William Wright, esq, ell Of this city.
HUssELL-HUTTON-On Tbursday morning, Feb 10, az 81.
Peters Church jersey City, BY the Rev Kelly, Samuel w
BuseD ESQ., to Josephine " Hutton, daughter Of Robert
Hutton.
LyON-DEMAREsr-On Wednesday evening, Feb. g. by The
Rev c. T. Demsre al the residence Of the bddes mother
W. Lyon Amelia only daughter Of the late Richard
Demarest, esq, ell Of this city.
MATTHEWS - THORNE - On Thursday, Feb n, AZ St
Jsmess Church. Goshen N " by the Rev Albert Wood,
Rector, Francis Matthews Of Mddetown. Y, 70 Miss
Thore only daughter Of Thos Thorne Of the former
place
YARKER-DRYDEN-o Wednesday evening. Feb 9, a. the
of the brides father by the Rev Cooke rector Of
o. Bstbolomews Church John Parker Of Meridep Conn
20 Annie f. only daughter Of Dryden, ESQ OF New YORK
WOOLEY-KiDD-On Thursday Feb. 10, BY the Rev. Mans
eeboonIDster at Walden, Orange County CAPT Cbes d.
Wooley to Henrietta r. Kidd, only dAugher OF Cha' kdd
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
1ov HhTTFSON ON TIE SCRIP
wv PRAUDS IN ILLfSOi5.
sPRISeTIEID, Feb. 3, 1859.

DPkif5fiE'.D, req. y, ioos'
p,.K grR: received, for the lSrst time, on Monday
,.t an ptiuaton TIA. portion at least Of the canal
,.r,n funded by ne, and ON which the bonds Of the
ntste we're issued 70 me- suspected 10 be spurious
porehssed all this sc.p nearly two years ago non
daereht persons, Met OF whom are no. nov recoi
Md by me- without the lsss. doubt OF its genuine
sess and with perfect good faith, 70 Jar ~ Ts'
sevreJ The bonds were issued 10 me IN IKE g"ol
kilh By his Erce,ency Gov. Bisseh. am e1hIous'
vsH on nv own account as for the nNies's % ol VI
Nat there should be thorough aod scruuoitpg nv,
Geston in relation 70 the ger aineness '" 'N' '''f'
Soeh On inyestigsten do cot think ~ posaio.o 10
Rhe Courojttee 70 FAKE, with the hunIeo nn .sa
sheir disyossl, during the few REMAINING ""''
therefore, propose that suit be insututsI
me- fbe State Tor the recovery Vi eue9e n w 49, -
tke Cirruit Court Of Sanga1non C.Gn.y, 20
natter in controversy can be fsuy ue1 WIN ~ ~ ~
s;,hs ns,ty 10 ks an appeal to the Suprofne Court
D.,ro the perdiug of this suit and until ts final ad-
;ss,,ent i WI leave the bonds where they nov are
ssrd.hould the Bank Commissioners deem the circu-
St,on Of the State Bank in any way Insecure by res
-. Of the sileged invahdty Of these bouds, VIII,
within sueh reasonable time az they shall prescribe
S.~n;sb ,ueh other security they msy REQ 1fe, amply
"a protect every dollar Of said circulation.
should an act Of the Legislature be requisite TO carry
info fIt ct tas propositicn desire that your Com
saittse will propose bill and that the same shall be
passed without delay by the General Assembly
have taken the liberty OF addressing this comun-
cation TO you, as Chairman OF the Committee 70
whom this so1eet referred for invesng snon ana
would request you TO have it read 10 the Senate and
se'e'sa !" Rss,scfan, sae SSa'' IA MATrEsoN
rAs Hon. s. H. Fuller, Chairman Committee Finance.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

FUGITIyH PROM EEw-YORK RE.ARRrsTED.-
Oaiees Mex night Of the New York City Police arrived
in this city last week, in pursuit OF one Hugh lays,
who come months since psrpetI.ted nurderSus as
s..l, mon fellow citizen in the grand town Of Man
kAttlp Hays was arrested after his oense, and
on preliminary examination was held in receRnlzance
Of a. 500 10 sppesr for trial. conhdlng irend be-
cane his sscuiity on the bond but instead of appear
inc se freed defendant came 10 81. Louis, where he
kss'been residing for three months past. lie
Isft wife and family in wYoIs, bat neglected To
write to them. He is ekillfo blacksmt1, ana has
beeD ucrstiyely employed here by Mr.. John Dunn Of
Green street. Officer McKDiyht was on Saturday
enabled TO find his man, who expressed Singular will
Isguess to return-since he couldn't help il They
left last evening for New-York The person upon
whom the violent assault was committed has re3ov-
cred. 81. Louis Democrat 'tD.
The editor of The London TimsS receives the same
sslaIy az the President Of the United States