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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

We trust the reported inability OF a majority
of the Committee of Ways and Means to agree on
bill the revision of the Tariff will not prevent
an early report. Should this disagreement prove
inyincble, it would seem to us polite for maiori-
ty to sgree, pro torm0, to the Chairman's project,
whatever that may be, Ieservipg, OF course, their
right to move aud sustain amendments in Commit
tee of the Whole.
IfaDythipg is to be done with the Tariff, it should
manifestly be done soon. Congress ought not to
20 on approprstng millions after millions without
some lotion as to whence the money is to come.
And beside, those goods for the current years
consumption are now pouring into our ports In
enormous quantities-mOre than Six Millions
worth Of merchandise having been entered at this
single port during the last week, and nearly
Twelve Millions worth (custom-house valuation)
during the frat three weeks Of the year. This
ratio Of importation, in view Of the general failure
of Wheat and Oats and the partial failure Of
Indian Corn, throughout the grain'srowins
West, viii, if continued, bring roucd National
embarrassment, if not bankruptcy, before the
close Of tie year. II We are to have, or not TO
have, better Tariff, let the country know it so
room as may be, that business may be shaped
accordingly.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

se.nens s.y'us B.nt. Ne~Yors. ssev ct par sni ss.
ce q rom 10 ! To icoi
h N.ixs il and Smith. New York SlS,eo, Q. nou la
s'l,o.o isl ss-le". and so 90 ct 10y STA
Mekm Co. Bslmor- e3oios q, from 1901 70 tel
W. G. nsa h Co. Ner.vort Ssa0G, st fr,n toi n
10 T. snc 60 100 o. frum io2 it0 70 iuS
t&sss. IA Doas- Co., Nsw-f0Ik sSecs. al from iar.lN
Montgomery, Es~.YOss ssr.oe. from ns 10
rs @ho
A. kishel.oe, Nsw.YOrk. sie,cOO At ioii, aud sass /.
N,,er,I Bank New Ye,i sico. .oe" 3, 1871
BaIk Of re M.trosoSs wAsAinstoo, st'.so. Q, frou
lo2 '-itoto leS liee.
Pbil.delp ia ssvps. Fard society. sIStoce, at tS
sst. Bssk OF wiOi. Troy, s9oU 81 from le5 s7in
loSt 100
M,nuf.c,ursr' Bank, Troy sIe,e" at PAR. sad sSso II
frour 100 ic-IOo 70 iel
Ho~I.nd 4 A.pn~Ll. ssoc.co from leg axe !,
les 2i.iG
Rrr Co. New yor, So 40 from oi l.iee ioi iS,ss
Bsnk oi Wsssh stoB Moth Csrolrs. s. 90 l0t
Ne~ -HAves BNk $500 a. hcm loo o6Sl0 20 ierM
y Nj. Net hum 4 Brcs, Nev.loTk. fFuO o. lSit ar1
6 90 c0 81 from l02 to lo!l
Ketchur Horne Co.. so 100 At par $50 90 o. ioit sa<
& S,o'Ot l02.
Home Insurance Company New.Yors ea,coo a par ~i
0 600 81 from lct ~ lol
Nai- Kspr Nep Yors. $4,000 q, from iot Itis 70
ie silCO, S 600 from lo2 p Oo to oS ssoo and eaSeSe
ct los
sOIir. BrOs. NswYOri. sIcoo s from ics 500 to
l02 1910
r. Leland New Yort, s2S 900 at par.
A Brown L Son Baltimore, sie6. go at iol tinc
Nrvin wAshnstou, SSoooost ioii to- occs isl sai
Riss. 4 Co wshiusor. ssos,eo At from loo ,,.ioo 20
leo 10 l0a and o ,e5o, coo ct loi -
Lockwood Co, New.iork, el,sNooc ct hom lee i-iss
Clarke. Dosee Co, NewYork $4,000 At ica toies
The whole sum offered am, unt d to over s3i VoO,oW
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
THE NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN.

WAsHsGToy, Monday, Jan. "a, 1859.
The Secretary of the Treasury to-day opened the
bids for the remaining portion The loan authorized in
Juoe last Bids were received from fortyfour different
parties, and the rates Of emium varied from three
quarters to five per cent. Those VINO offered more
tha two and half per cent premium got about six
millions The naming four millions viii be divided
between the bidders who offered from two to two and
half per cert premium.
Tie following are all the bids:
NJ Trscs NewYors sOoo .. rs,es varying from los 70
Hudson River Bank. NewYOrs, 900, a, rates varying
Thour.on brother, NewYorh si,OOOo'o, .. rates vary
EiHs In ursnes Company Hartford s75ocO .: rates vayrs
'i% b.r.Is is Co. a1s 900 Ics and soo0
b. norssL son Nsw.York, $500 .. lo2 5loo and go,
(e0 at r,.ssvsry ing from l0t sel0 20 lO2 fS-lc -,
E-r Haven Bsui esoooo ., rates varying from ~" at 70
lOi Is1s % ieG 1so "a sacoS ss .:s. i;ns
Il FIELD New Ycrt go 900 :. rates varying from 1904
The tinted State. Trus. Company New-forE, $4,000 ss
'IS %rs ID / Co. Co. NsaYsri $500 at 1914. srd s95@o at
Whs.sou.- Son Morrison, New-Yort sxoooo ., from
lei se to lol $780, and eSoo At from o2 800 10 luz
W. Hes. Co, Nsv.Yorh $4,000 s from Ioi s2loo TO
10, a. loo sbd 100 go ~ Ia 2N0.
iss iSs'' .slct A'Al''''' ''-' e'"'N0'' ' o'''. :
ssrl s.wYoi $4,000. lol ssiOo snd sso.ooo At
j. B s-.iips. N.w.iort $1,000. Q. oi selco:
sam bsosssu. Nsvsrt, y. J., sio, co a. iei o :.
T..ycs ts,s.. Sss'H0fsls 1t 1856 and ss"c" u
L sen.n sn Hs~.York. sl5ofoo from lea to lo1i ga,
Nsw Yo,t 400 cco q Jom loi iioo u icl 81 oe
ssa tSrSCco Q; fro ICE llloo 70 Ios Ilop
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
Oar Merc antile Advertiser.

The next number of our MERcAsTILE ADvER-
User will be issued Saturday, the 10Th inst 1t will be
devoted exclusively TO the ineres Of the Mercantile Pabc
and win contain Review Of the Markets since last issue
carefully prepared statement Of the Prices Cuuent Of ell
leading articles of Merchandise also Full Report the Stock
and Money Markets together with such ether items Of CONNER
cs Intelligence shall be deemed Of special interest to the
5000 Merchants 10 whom It is sent.
We aim to make THE ADVERTISER welcome aud valuable
visitor its readers furnishing them reliable report. Of al the
important commercial ,toss of each month and vins
as Directory the Best Business Houses aud Msnusc oe.
in our country; while wbolese Jobbcrs Msnufacarers
and Goods and Wares dispose of throughout the
regular channels trade believe medium Of equal value
car be found
The Januuy Number Of TIE MEKcAsTILE ADVERTISER
will be rrt prepaid, to 700 Country Merchants mainly in
the South Wes selected from tie Agency Books Of hes
MoKuLor L WooD The entire expense will be paid by
Advertisements.
Price, per line FOX space occupied Advertisements dis
played TO suit Advertisers HORACE GREELEY Co
Nelc York Jan. "a. 1850
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

Death is the great cosmetic Of public charsc.
ter. If bright, itbecoues radiant and if smirched
shining whenever its possessor, having no further
terrestrial occasion for them, can estimate at their
actual value, our compliments, our caucusses aud
our cash-boles. Whenever q statesman is dead
the men who pursued him through life with all the
esrrestness of envy, and with all the vehemeace Of
jealousy, are the first to put on weeds, and the
loudest and most lachry nose in chanting caveat
against drawing "his fraities from their dread
abode" This makes everything smooth and
pleasant, now, although We think that il must com.
plcste the labors and confuse the braos OF future
historians who may not be in the secret. For our
own part we confess that this masnanimity seems
to Us 10 be rather chesp. No beast save the ass
would have insulted the dead on and If that rbald
quadruped had not been asinine from his teeth to
his tai, he would hare gained great credit by re-
strsiniug his heels, BY putting an onion in his
pocket handkerchief, and BY attending the funeral
a. an humble but honest mourner-a piece Of pru-
dtnce Of which We may be sure Mr.. Reynard was
not forgetfui But in tAi, better and brighter ase
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

In the Board of Aldermen last night the i'm
provement Of the Broadway pavement was the
leading subject. 1t is proposed to have the Russ
made into Belgian pavement at 81 so per square
yard The question was not decided. Tne Council
men referred the tax levy, and resolved to ask the
Legislature to give salaries to the Common Council,
to prevent pa ties in suits agsins tie city from tes
f ing in their own cases. and to permit the City to
appeal without giving security for costs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

The Senate is working away on tie Cuba project
as grayely as though every one did not know it TO
be sheer electiopeering dodge. and very transps-
rent at that If the Opposition should generally
withhold their votes and let the go, ,Ooo, 600 be
voted, the President would be worse of than the
man who won an elephant in rsfHe; for he might
have had the beat shot aad sod bis hide Buchanan
with that $50 600 900 in his pocket would be not
hair nearer the acquisition Of Cuba than be now H.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

The Presumption BILL with Mr.. Grows important
amendment epgrsfted on it, is dead, Mr.. Humphrey
Marshall hav pg withdrawn bis motion to recon-
sider. We trust that Mr.. Grows proposition will
vet be moved in iome other form, and carried
There msy be q msjority in the House who would
like to defeat it, but there is no m,joTty that dare
vote against II,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

Did any body ever hear of proposition to re-
trench expenditures that wss not opposed as badly
aimed We never did. Every body is (profes-
edly) in favor of economy and retrenchmept; but
propose what saving you may, there is large class
who scoru the idea Of saving here but are perfectly
willing 10 save somewhere else. See the debate on
ust leas Missions in tae House yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
and wou have very pitiful story to tel when the
new Copgtess meets n.xt December.

In Congress Yesterday, the memorial from the
Insisps Legislature, utlch ~e printed last week.
vas presented TO the SENATE and referred to the
Con nitiee on the Judiciary. Mr. Seward gave
notice of motion to admit Messrr. Lane aud Nc
Csrtby the cl.m,nts Of the seats now occupied BY
Ne.srp. Brigb, sDd Fitch, to the privilege OF the
floor While their case is pending. The Senators
from Penn .ylvan. presented II emorials from their
cot,titus nts 10 favor OF specific duties. NJ Sill
oel from the Committee on Foreign Af,irs, made
a long report on the Thirty Million bill for
Cusa, recommending the purchsse Of that island
iuuedately, az "a measure Of economy, before the
"price he r.i..t." Mr.. M,son. While expressing bis
agreement with tn conclusions Of the m-jority OF
the COMMITTEE di.sented from the proposition that
il i, the policy of tbs Government TO extend its
dombioDs by sc4uisit ons Of territory. Mr.. Sew
ard. representing the minority Of the Committee,
Introduced blu requesting she Precedent to trans
NIT to Congress, at the commencement CT the next
session. a statement Of the then relations between
this country and Spain, and Of the condition Of the
Treasury and the Army and Navy. Mr. Seward
supported bis opposition to tee purchase of Cuba
in brief speech. Mr.. Bayard favored tue report
Of the majority. and Mr.. Tosmbs combsted Mr.
Stewards positions. The Senate adjourned without
tax 'Dg sny action.
TIE HOUSE refu,ed TO suspesd the rals' for the
purpose OF devohns the 6rst two days of February
TO the cors deration of Territorial business a. Mr..
Stephens desired. A resolution limiting the de-
bate on Irisate bills next Saturday to two FIVE.
minute speeches on each ,ide, was adopted. A bill
sppropriAtiDe $4,000 to the psymento Of witnesses
before Investigating COMMITTEES the officer sum
mopiDg them not to be allowed more toan ten
cents a mile, was passed. The residue of the
morning session was oesoted to the consideration,
10 Committee, Of the Consular and Diplomatic Ap
preparation bill. Some home truths We're told, but
no acton was taken Mr. Branch Of North Caro-
Ina, from the Committee on Foreign Affairs, re-
ported the Thirty Million Cuba bill. In the even
ing session, Mr. Clark d. Cochrape spoke in favor
Of Homestead bill, and Mr.. DAVIS Of Mass.
against the abo ion of fishing bouu'ies.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

MI. Mercht ton Mikes, n. p, Mr.. Tom Tsyior, and
Mr. Theodore MatiD have oosssoted to sct a. JUICES
Of the poems submitted u compssidcn for tho pre-
miums oHe ed by tee Crystal Palace Company for the
bee. poem in horor of Robert Barns. Taey have q
ready COO pcens before tnem.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
Netu9lurk DAILY @ibm,re,
TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS
No notice be taken OF Aoony Communications Whist
ever intended for insertion be authenticated BY the
name aodres Of the writsrDot necessarily for pubcs
ton, but - guaranty for hi, good faith.
We cannot undertake TO return rejected Communissona
letters The TRIBUNE Office shoud in I'll be
addressed 10 HORACE GREELEY Go.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1859,

fhe Fourth edition is ready, and contains;
AND CALENDARS for the year
l@s.
Govr,rnrs1 ov THE UNITED srATrs-Executive and Ju'
Aisa.
LIST OF the MvNBKRs THE UNITED srATxs SENATE,
DeNtoaliy classified
A LtsT OF rHK MEMBERS THK HousE or RxPREsrsrA-
sIvEs, poll dcslly classified
APoLIrIcALLY CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE XXxVITH Con-
SaBss, far - yet chosen
sKErcH o. The TRoUsLrs IN UTAH.
A,srkAcr OF THE LAWS Passed AT THE LAr SESSION OF
CokeREss
0oyIpsnEsrs oF EuRoPZ-RULISG SovEREIess, &c.
How THEY ELECT Bosus U. 8. SENATORS IN hDIhSA.
ELEcTIox RETURNS ALL THE STATES HOLDING ohs'
ssAL carefully compiled and compared with
former elections expressly for THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
ELECTION RETURNS THE STATE or kEw-foRK BY
TOWNSHIPS AND WARps
LIST ov STATES, CAPITALS GOVERNORS. TNEs oF Lkss-
LArIvI MEETINGS, HOLDING or ELECTIONS &C., with othsS
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

The mails for Europe by the steamship Niagara
from Boston, will close at the New-York Post
Office to-day, at l2i o'clock for the railroad and 3
p. m for the steamboat.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
70 the Assoc lated Presa

WAsHIsGTos, Monday, Jan. ~ 1883.
The bill reported by Mr.. Branch to-day, from the
Committe OIL Foreign Affairs, proposes to appropriate
thirty millions Of dollars to enable the President 10
conclude with Spain treaty Of smty and for the set
tenent of all d uties with her. including the cession
of the leland Of Cuba. 1t also authorizes the Pres
cent, if he shall fit, to advance this sum, in sd-
vance OF the ratification Of the treaty.
The majority cay in their report that they hope that
eircunsr may occur rendering it incumbent
on the United States under the Imperative and over
ruling law of sefpreservatoD, TO take possession OF
the isand without the concurrence Of Spain; but II
they should. summary measures could be much m)re
easily justified if we are prepared to show thst we
have txhs usted all hororsbe negotiations in attempts
TO avert the necessity, and had offered to Spain an
equivalent in exchange for it, as such an offer might
be Necessary to the complete vodcation CT this Gov
er ntnt hereafter. We ought not to be deferred from
makiigt by any supposed unwilingness on the part
of Span to scoept it, even to entertain 1t in an am
icable spirit.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has decided that ster-
eoscopic views are subject to duty Of Is, gycerne
Of a. and stereoecopes composed of manufacture OF
mahogany ana cut glass combined 30 per cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

RHEUMATISM or FIVE WEEKS
Cured BY one box OF MAGSyTIc sALyE. fLoRrSTIss
West mfeId NJ j. For sale by Dr. 8. SMITH, No. 81
Ger al At. and by Druss-sts; slsO, by j. FLosES1NE
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
HERRON's SEWING MACH

We cop6d.pty recommend them for family use, as ben
superior to the priced machines at the cost
civ, to here they 10 all parts
The oty They are stll sale OF Nc. an Broadway, New
YOrs. Asepts wanted.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
GIyH WAY! GIVE WAY I.

Ar the oiscoveries vsJ b-o,e tns soz's " ~ N
o.lsnre of GsygTTy's mtDIchTED Psfrz Tor ,a- Wsef
os.t III rad sTtios usctured AMI nedeat.e oS
novel process the resut Of nalJ ysar' Soy ~,
Mspis beup which, In ,seh remedy ior rs IN. Mol
ea..d Psp4r both and preysove Of inst rnse dc
esse Ii .bous be By The beatty aae tue sex eins oene
si.i q, ali Cer,yu en- ara have sle.1y ts
S.d srssy 70 ts u ers Try TIy III To b. Ptoodr-f at
the oioe No Il Anp-.t Esoh ssraiue sbee; has Cav
water mare on ", ado Us s-'0espn 0H eeeA
AL I,eu Of irpltaii Ls
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
Every mechanic begins the by purchasing one OF
Osssis sxwIss hAcHEs will be better oh when tie
ysH ends NJ SINGER x oo,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
To UOUsEkEFPFHs.

Ttose who wish 10 prevent their hou. rn bDg entered
10 bursar. Lvteo 70 examine ROTsRY Lock, uuser
sally by those who have examined sod used IL 20 be
the bes. sod nos conveaispt looh ever iovTuted
VALENTINE L BUTLrR,
No. SJ7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

TRACY's CELEBRATED SHIRTs.-A large assort-
eut con.tsoty on hano Wholesale and retA Also made
4 materials and perfect d, warranted AT the
sht and Co.r De pot Noa 81 sna SO Wismst one door
north OF Maiden lane. GEO. NJ INCf, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

BRANDRETH's VEGETABLE PILLS
Have beer tefore the World
l0s ye,D.
Ther usefulness by Their pryD qusires u?on
the bIotd
CONsUMPTON-DR. CHURCHILLs DISCOVERY.
WfSoHZsIEk's genuine pre- paratioa Of
DE-. J. p. CHuRoHILLs
HYPorHosPHITEs OF LINE, sopA Asp PoTAsH
Specific Remedy for the treatment OF
CoSsUsPTIos.
The great ueces, which nded the OF the Hypo
pbo.pes creating very general Inquiry not ory among
tbs medic al .sop among hs thousands who are
suffering from Punor sry Ds.sse
In al Nervous or scrofllous Complaints, Debility Loss oS
VITAL PowER Dysptpss, Indis. sop. sod Female Weak
ne.ses II IL . sovereign sna invsluable remedy
From The Boston Medical and Ss,oioal Journal ~
"Abougo cifcsy prescribed for Phtnss by Dr. Cnuch
evo their be6cs effects not limited % THIS one
variety Of disease They you'd seem TO BE- m appr'pr,a
ren.des a large oos Of Sfetos yesuIng J,o" 70" %
force in of the diseases OF infancy wnere
there IL po1i Of rttat action"
Price o. or three bottles for e5 with fun directions Cir
cus may be obtained by al pqurera Sold ct wholesale aud
retail ct the sole General Depot In the u g. No ~ Johnst
New.York. Aho by CALLEsDERk Co.. Sole Agents for fhia
delphls corner Of Sd and Wslnutsts
J. WIScBgsTER,
American and Foreign Agency, No 4s John'st N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

RUPTURE CURED BY MARsHs RADICAL CURE
fsyss 70 al the principal surgeons and
Of this city Call and exAmns th<m before porhssna else
where Also. Elastic stoosnSs Shoulder Brsces suPpoitsr
40 No. 8 veseyst. Assos Hsase.
RlCHARDs's Con LIVER on JELLY.-"A
tAersp<utic spd reliable szsee Wholesale Asea
ansr GAi n EosxsoN No. l@ Green stoh-ss. NssYotS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

AMERICAN SOLIDIRIED MiLK-Prepared NJ the
vorIs In Dutehes County from pure mk By
n, Academy Of Medicine TO persons going 70 sea
sud 10 families pure ni for their children Depot
No. le7 Broadway
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-22
Pur md, and Thn1 rore,ler,

The Buchanan organ in Cleveland is precise
ly in the predcament of the Buchanan organ
in Washington so graphically described by Col
Flood after his interesting chat" with the
President who condescends ito hear a Wes-
tern man talk" viz:-'nO one to supervise the
editorials written by others, and hence there
was no consistency in it," Proofs:
Let it be remembered that the District At
torney had nothing to do in getting up the
Struck Jury, and did not know who was on it
until he saw their names in public print
National Democrat, APrR 10.
The Counsel for the prisoners asked the
Court for what is technically called a struck
jury, and it was granted. Judge Belden hav-
ing erased one-third of the names before Judge
SPauldiug's return, we happened TO be present
when that gentleman performed his part of the
duty, which left but the number of Jurors re.
quired5y law.--NatiOnal Democrat, April, 81.
Which horn will Col f. takel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-22
GoOds signs in IlllaOis.

At the municipal election in Quincy, ILL.,, on
Monday, the Republicans carried the city by
very decisive majOrities M Holmes, Ex-
Speaker of the House of Representatives, was
the candidate of the Douglas Democracy for
Mayor, and was beaten about 500 votes The
Chicago Press says
This is a victory, which, like that at Spring
field, signifies that q revolution is sweeping
through Central Illinois Beginning with a
heavy majority against them, the Republicans Of
Quincy have adhered steadlastly TO their prin-
eiPes, increasing their vote at each trial Of
strength, until they have finally overwhelmed
their opponents with a majority sufficiently de-
eisive 10 ensure them permanent ascsndency
Quincy was formerly the home of Douglas--is
now the home Of Richardson, and thus she re-
Dukes them both by enrolling heraelf among the
Republican ciieb Of the State Well done
Quincy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-22

A New Outrage under the Fugitive s

A New Outrage under the Fugitive slave
Law.
The Fugitive Slave Law Of 1850 is stringent
enough and vindietiye enough in lie carefully
cruel provisions, 20 satisfy the most ultra pro
Slavery men Of the South. But it is not e.
uough so as TO answer the purposes Of Mr.. Bu-
cbanan's Administration and those of his tools
They are not content unless they superadd H.
legal persecution TO thai legally authorized, and
make the Court proceedings as complete a
mockerY of common justice as the act itselfis a
mockeTy of Common Law.
BY the report Of the action in the Ohio cases,
given In another column, il will be seen that the
fundamental rules in regard TO the composition
Of Juries are wiltully disregaIded by the Fed
eral Courts, in order 10 secure convictions Of
political opponents In the case Of Bushnell
one Of the Grand Jury who found the ihdiot-
ment was the father Of the boy hired to decoy
the fugitive into the hands OF his oaptOrs. The
Petit Jury was packed with men known 10 be
prejudced, and chosen for that reason. Every
man 10 il was an Hdhefent Of the Democratic
Party, and one Of them Deputy United States
har5hal. Of course they had prejudqed the
case, and found Bushnell guilty without wait.
ing 10 weigh the evidence.
Thirty other persons under similar ac-
eusatiOns were then ordered to be tried BY the
same jury. II was 80 evident that their trial
would be a mere pretenee, II committed 10 such
hands tnat they dismissed their counsel and
refused TO stultify themselves by appearing to
aeoeee 70 such legal outrage on their nights.
Ihsy claimed fair trial By legal jury, and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-22
Rumored Cubap Revolutiou.

Havana dates of the 18th represent every
thing quiet in Cuba, without any revolution OF
prospect of one. The official Gazette of Ha-
vana Of April 10th publishes an elaborate aTti-
Gle oOntTadictipg the reported flibustering in
vasion from the United States 1t declares
that the people of Cuba are contented, pros
porous and loyal, aud have for their defence an
0rmy of 10000 regular aud 10000 armed vol.
uuteers, aud feet of more than thirty vessels
The Gazette says it is absurd to suppose that
the flibusters, if they should succeed in land
ing, could aecOmplishsanythinR but their Owr
destruction