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, 1859-11-29

CHICAGO HieH ScuooL.-At the late meeting
Of the Board Of Education It WAS voted IN ex-
animation Of candidates for admission to tho
High School be held on "Wednesday, December
elst.
twas also voted that the grule Of the Board
respecting the time Of holding examinations for
admissions to tho High School bs 10 changed
that It will read as follows:
"Examinations for admission shall take place
only once year, uear the close Of the GUNNER
term"
Ths change 10 take effect after the next exam
iustiou in December.
, 1859-11-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE VIRGINIA POW-TOW.
An Attack 1xpected Immediately.
THE sEKTINELs EIRIsG At The CITIZENS
John BEowus8 GA(loWst

B4t7ixoRx. Nov. 37.-A steamer has arrived
from Norfolk with two companies Of 10 men,
WHO will 60 on to Chz1lestown By special train
tonight. Two companies OF loo men left
Charlestown to-day for Wheeling, to guard the
Ohio line. The Virginia Cadets aud 100 vo]un-
train this afternoon. These Ieiuforcements
will make the force at Charleston over 1,O10
men. They are quartered in the Court House
md Churches.
Every car that passes through is searched for
armed Incn, at all tie stopping places in Virgin,
ia What new Information bus been received
has not TRANSFERRED. fberG seems. however, to
be determination to keep up the panic. Tbs
military movement, 1t is said, grew out Of the
confident belief that an attack will be made to-
night. 1t is said that Governor Wise and Mr.
Hunter professs to hare received information
that IN attack will be made tonight.
Companies from MI parts Of the State hare
rendered their services to the Governor, also
four cotapan;=s from Georgia and one from
ue.S declined. The citizens Of Rockingham
County have tendereo 90 S. mounted men to pro-
ceed to any point the Governor mas require. !,
The Richmond Dapztch urges the people Of
flrsfu11 10 st1y awtj fTtu A...&- -e.cutteu- II
says that risitp.s FROM other States. Il they are
permitted 10 be present It ali, will be assigned
places where ttef e=n Do 10 nisehief
IHAHlESEONS. Fa-> NOV. -@.-1at44uHf Aao
Sunday tLe town was crowded with stranger.
and military. Exteusire preparations are max
ing for the reception Of additional military
forces for the approaching execution. The
churches are Ill taken possession Of for barracks
sen,iuels are nightly firing rs Imaginary foes.
and number Of citizens hare narrowly escaped
bullets. Sunday night the military con'idently
expected an attack, and the scn.inels VT re dou-
bed; no foes appcaIed, however: How they
are expected to asrire is not stated, but IS the
country i, being pat-oled for twenty miles
around, it must be by the underground railroad.
1t is stated on good authority that Wise has
sent spies into Ohio and Pennsylvania. aud it is
from ,heir reports lh.t large bodies Of men ate
a'miog and moving towards Virginia, that the
military forces are being 10 largely augmented.
About 500 additional troops have arrived here
since Saturday, including Two companies from
Wheeling.
So we hare now about 1900 military under
arms.
A letter from Hunterson County, Ia, states
that large bodies Of armed men ars moving to-
wards Virginia across the north mo ut4ius,
supposed to be On their way to Charles,own.
These reports cause CONSTANT panic All is
quiet to-day and arrangements are being made
lor the erection Of tie gallows.
, 1859-11-29

Sr. JcHxs, Nov. as.-The following steersee
passengers by the Indian arc known 70 be
among The lost, in addition to the list already
published Alexander Deane, Thos. W. Clere-
house and VIM Johnston.
II is believed that but Fl Or At the most q
were lost, aud the most Of these werc drowned
when the ship parted IN two. Maay Of The pas.
sengers who we're saved, were robbed Of nil
their baggage by the people on shore, and left
utterly destitute
, 1859-11-29

CHARLESTON, 8. C., Nov. as.-The steamship
Isabel has arrive from Havana
The Marquis Serrano, The nev Gorernor Gen.
eral, arrived on The e4th ine. and vas received
bv grand demonstration. H. had been sworn
in aud entered upon the duties Of his Office.
The steamer Moses Taylor WAS At Hasaus
when the Isabel sailed.
The sugar market WAS firm at an advance Of
Der afrobe
, 1859-11-29

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2s.-The Noses TAYLOR
has arrived, with dates from San FRANCISCO to
to the 5th, End Havana to the e5th. No Cap
sd. Sugars excited, snd ho1cers demand s@s3.
Brownsville dates to the Goth are rrcelTed.
Lieut.. Tcnnison reports that 800 troops and
citizens were protecting the city. They we're
closely besieged, but no attack had Is Sc: been
r1uda
, 1859-11-29

NAsaxaroS, Nov .7.-Whatever designs
France aud Spain may have On Mexico, with
view to 6x it's future form Of government, there
is nothing to warrant the suspicion that Great
Britain is united with them for that purpose.
be prominently presented to Congress- during
the next session.
Among the recent srriyals are persons who
formerly held Offices in the House Of Represen-
ia,ires, and are here Awaiting the organization
Of the House in hopes Of being re;nstated-
rants for the positions Of clerks, ok.keepers,
and post masters, have besides drawn hither 4
corresponding increase Of place hunters.
, 1859-11-29

GAnrrsoS's rtErAasp GIrE.-This il q first
Ta&o article. aud We recommend it to the atten-
tioa Of hcnsekeepers aud al! others,
, 1859-11-29

The Democracy Of the yFcatern Re.
Aefve.
CLEvE1Axp. Nov. 2s.-The Democratic Con-
rentiou Of CuJahoga County, stands Douglas
1o9 Administration 10
, 1859-11-29

Held TO buL.-DiIl Smith, the savage assail-
ant Of Peers. q brother mariner On the White
sqaa1l, WINS yesterday fully committed for trial
IN 81 900 hail.
, 1859-11-29
Destructive eCopflagratton Mt Taunton,
n1aBRnG lln8ettg.

TArS1ox, Mass. Nov. es.-A FIRE broke out
early this morning in the confectionery shop
of Asa Waterman, aud rapidly extended
from Weir street to Woodward Lane,
causing great destruction OF property.
Fifteen buildings we're destroyed, 1nclud-
ing Coucert Hall. The burnt district ex-
tends on the south side Of Main street, and en-
braces The most active business portion Of the
village In the properly destroyed are two
clothing stores. two :took stores, two drug
stores, Two hardware and furniture stores, three
hat stores, two boot and shoe stores, tvo jew
e.ry stores, four saloons and two printing offices,
groceries. dwellings, etc. Doandrelfs block
was totally destroyed. Loss il estimated At
, 1859-11-29

Ar 4rc11oS.-Ncw and second hand furniture,
carpets, crockery, glassware, stoves, ETC., ttis
mr,rning at 10 O'Clock, ly Gilbert / Sampson,
Auc1loncers, No. So Lake street. Also few
choice cugruvir!.s To be Closed out.
, 1859-11-29

1ExozEo.-J. S. Van Duzcr, Merchant Tailor,
1las removed from Wells street, and mar now
be found bp lis friends at Ct De 4. born street,
under tie Matteson House. 4 good location
and capitul place to call and order anythlus
in his line"
, 1859-11-29

At Gr,eA Chrfeh. Chicago yor. ID, br Rxv c. Locke.
EnwAEp T. VILE. Of AuatsGon. Mich, and Miss
ELIZA 4oTS1EREx, q Ctical5.
Tuesday rooEataf. Enr+ ~ Il tts sekidknea of tbs
brides f.ha1. b he Ra1. J. W. Go,hsra Rertor IT s.
Jeaa's chnssh. Phelps. ": gE0: q. pEARpSLEY, q
]uaIul Ontario Co. n. T.
, 1859-11-29

TAxE-TA1Es:-The common Council some
time sinee passed an order directing the CITY
Collector to discount 1t the rate Of ten per cent
per aunnm tin March 1st, to all those persons
who paid their taxes previous 70 December lst.
But tiyo da5s rems1n for taxpayers 10 Ayail
Of December tho full amount viii be required.
.noe4-td
, 1859-11-29
THE CITY.

u G. Airasole invites his friends aud scbol,
ara 70 n sclect party At his Hall this evening,
corpnr Of Madison and Clark streets.
, 1859-11-29

The following were the remarks Of Judge Nc
Lean 1t the close Of the last trial, By request
here in this connection. presented.
wish to make two or three observations on
the ease, which was subj itted to tho jury last
evening. IN that case Ideclined to make The
charge to the jury for The reason stated, and
esce in any charge be mig ght give. And in the
charge I think he put the case fully mud fairly
upon the rule, n 70 the gradual and impeF-
ceptible disappeasauce Of tho soil. But stated
to him, that the rule did not appear to me to be
applicable to the cass before rs.
In the Circuit Courts OF the United States,
cases are often ruled pro Jorma, with the visw
, 1859-11-29

g Singers Fanuy Se.riaa .4aeAiaxs at 6s
LaEs strt~t, A!so naaa jaauring 1Aaeainks fer al
hadsef 7ailoriag and Leat1<r Sneiag.
, 1859-11-29

Foe CuRtsExAs AND NEW YEAns Ali should
remember that Seeley at Il Clark street, has
the largest, best, aud tnnst varied assortment Of
Candies Of any Confectioner in town. Ladies',
plea.e make note Of it. noz4-1n
, 1859-11-29

Cour AoA1S.-At the request Of many friends
xho attended the Cltitdreu's Exhibition ut In
diana Street u. E. Church on last Tuesday eve
ming, far the bcncd: Of the North Market Street
Mission School, the exercises will be rcpeatcd
this {Tncsday} eyeuinc,
, 1859-11-29

PoRr1Aso, Me., Nov. e5.-Ths expected
steamer North hriten, with 1iyePool dates to
, 1859-11-29

ST. ANDREWS Soc1Err D1xxta.-The Anni-
yersarJ dinner Of the Illinois St. Andrews So
ciety will take place at the Richmond House On
Weduesday-to morrow eveuiEg. TIE St. An
arew's Society know just how and just where to
secure good time.
, 1859-11-29

1HArTLE MORTGAGE SALE.
~he,ta'. SAMUEL Ses4er on Tie dtesn,h day u JULY
4. . i5!s, executed .ha oe!veEtI 70 mr. asdrss J.
certain EAlttc No.tkaS~. b.l1tt dA the day
md 3e1E a1uscsAd ALL IecuIl*1 Ia Lie aha Ks
sosies 81 the ~uLty coox IN stase Of ltstnola. In
payment ot sid 3~aseys ptpsaoy Of
tie ssae date t0s the sut Of thneea bnuarEL ad .Ee
dGats and trs tents an< 10 the oder of the s4
"ESht On tae ef.t ~ sf ssY:sseer lsso .ta ~
and whereas. the s1.d Ws Eht haa nad guod
ere AID cid ntlevs that tic property sAI sg.
Aeauoned aot desesaed IN danger Of hxla sels ID
AID wAsud t<'ofe tha maturity Of the k3 protDI,Hry
possession Of liz sud property ar sle of ths power A1d
authority anted ard conferred KID ~ tbs
xa< aud tae s4ia eufa.ory te has thsreey beeone
aaa heEsby deeas ri t. be forthwith .,ase;
71d whefeaa 1t has necessary the AAd Nrtshl
10 proceed Immediately I'll and di se VI The pro
Petty to prevent the loss Of said sscu1ty. Now thar
by s,itue Of The power ard 4utnsy ia aa4 tY .a
oIt<a4s kr7n,rd md euufr1sd. aEd for the puEpo VI
pt5lhk The note aud The and th&tes t2Enk
.s4s.osiu kse.xa prs.ertinf s.li r9oi*ny. I'D
dA} OF uetnt 4. D. lss Il len vclcs IN tue
VI that day. It TIC Chua{o slu1te3 the 4eJ
east OF ststs sseet between Randolph MaAhl"s-
STREET IN the CfT Of clea o. In aid County C~ek.
te Il public Aueot. the .Lh-st GIter e1sh the El-
luz pro -crty described Ia the aid gage wit
Twenty ttecA n.oe OF Jtas- Ad tha " is and tt4Inx
thefe~th touuetted. che steam boiler and Tho pipes
70 lbs aAie one Nfun htatsx and ppe LIeeset
tnxse~ih ntteen ssIuu4zy irsaiu1 t.bI<s enc
naoke. 0ne cooking .t1vs, c1Al burning
defsn cnas lot ii kitchen furntturs w.Eo aod tar
nj The uteE TOOL. and txtuses h. knx
tad s1ascy IL about .hsSo Laa ciy e.t7b
sh together NItl tho !eaSe at the luuink
IyeE. E.h~ Of said building Cuszes owazsy, AMI
4. WRIGHT.
Chicago, November .5h, 1852 uoes.bsf'i
, 1859-11-29

e Go to John Jones, 10 Dearborn street,
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be well done and at prices TO suit the times
, 1859-11-29

TUE DISASTER or THE Ncszc HAII.-The mason
work Of The new music hall, blown down On
FRIDAY ereniug. was under contract to Mr. John
Dae2ling The loss, not including the value Of
the brick, is &, ,0oD
, 1859-11-29

H See advertisement Of Cornell i Co.'S
two-th1ead noise1esa premium Sewing Machine
sud universal heunnef, No.1ss Lake st
au97-1y
, 1859-11-29

Tue nIGnEsT CoNrL1xExr.-It is = very sig
nidcaut fact that every agent and vendor Of eT-
cry other sort Of sewing machine throughout
the country, from those haring certa drgreo
Of utility for certain purposes, down to those
Which ure complete humbug aud cheat-all
and their machines. We rejoice in The iree e.
preston Of their Ill opinions. Their hatred,
like Macbeth : ambition, 'o'rleaps itself.''
uoySd-6t
, 1859-11-29

WARRINGTON, Nov. a7.-It is understood that
the President'3 next annual Messags will not be
more than txo-thirds the length Of that Of le5s.
Il is 1eady for the preAs-
, 1859-11-29

- The Lady Managers Of the Mt. Vernon
Association will meet at The fremont House On
Wednesday, Nov. 3ots,, at ct m.
, 1859-11-29
From Mexico.

NEW Yonk, Nov. as.-1hs Nex York 7tmes
Which says the Conservatives. led By General
Gordo, and the Liberals By Geocral Corn do,
me. at Tepic, Mexico, about the 8'h inst. Tho
Conservatives we're victorious, killing General
Cornalo and 400 of his men. The loss Of tue
Conservatives Is not known, but is supposed to
be great.
The Liberals lied to Ma1atlan. Gco. Cornado
had imprisoned the British Consul at Maz4tlan.
on account Of bis refusing to pay second duty
on the treasure shipped on the steamship CAL
PHO.
Capt. Sidney Crecnfa11 Of the kteaushio Amc-
1hyst, released him and htockadrd the port,
seizing two Of their ships loaded with cotton.
Capt Stone returns to Sonora with an escort
Of geo United States troops and 400 Civilians
, 1859-11-29
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival OF tic Baltic and Overland
Hail.

SEw Yonk, Nov. es.-The U. S. mail stenn1~
ship Baltic has arrived from Aspinwall with
C4!lfurnia adyices 10 The 5th inst. She brings
sl,750. 900 in gold und 65o passengers. including
Sarauac-
The Balttc's advices are only ono day later
than those received by the Overland Ma,l, and
are entirely destitute Of general Interest.
The Baltic brings on freight hundred cases
Of sitk.wo1m eggs from China for Italy and
the south Of France.
The principal consignecs Of the specie list
American Exchange Hank, *14s,0o0 A. Bal
mont. slto,vvv; E. Kelly, sl1V.ovo; Freeman l.
Co., &+S ,0uV.
The Overland Mail f1om St. Louis with New
York dates to the 10th October reached Gllroy
On the 4th inst.
4 report, believed to he well founded. pre-
vailed Ut Aspinwall to the effect that the Japan
csc Com aissioners would lcaTe Yeddo on the
221 oE February. for tile United States. via the
Sandwich Islands, San Fsanc:sco and fauama,
and that The q. S. fr1sa.e Koaaoke. now Al As
pinwal was to be 6tled n2 for their reception
and would convey them to this point
St. Loris. Nor. 2S-The Oser'anI Mail. with
dasts from San Francisco the 7th inst, being
two days later than received by the Baltic, af-
rived here last night
The Governor Of Califoruia had ordered an
election to be held on the lvth of December to
It'll the vacancy in the State Senate. This, it is
anticipated, will be very exciting election, as
it involves the question whether the Legisla.
turc shall grant tue right to construct bulk
heads to protect ihs San Francisco hurbor. The
project would involve IN expenditure of five
millions Of dollars.
Au association had been formed at San Fran
cisco, with the intention Of embracing the whole
State, for the purpose Of excluding the Chinese
from all employment excepting the lowest
kinds.
Business was stagnant. No smes since the
departure o: the stcamer.
, 1859-11-29

FcRS1rrnE-Aarsh Bros. having leased the
whole building, los Lake street formerly occu-
pied in par: By them), will, previous to January
lst if possible, close out their stock at 10 Ran
dolph strrtt, At actual cost. Persons wishing
to purchase should not fill to call mud examine
portuoi,y to get drst.class goods Il q bargain.
noroa1t
, 1859-11-29

u Hare you cFer seen them? No! Then
80 around 70 rappen'f. No. l0a Randolph street,
before you buy new overco.t or business suit,
aud see biz new styles just NOW coming IN, and
bis nanufactory. In styIe and quality they
beat anything out, and are sold 1t Wholesale
, 1859-11-29

in s'his line"
Coar AoA1S.-At the request OF many friends
who attended the Cl,itdren.s Exhibition ut In-
diana Street u. Z. Church on last Tuesday eve
ming, far the bcncd: Of tho North MARKET Street
Mission Srlool, the exercises will be repeated
this {Tucsda5} evening.
DcEGLanr AND AnnrsT man named Geo.
A1aau was arrested yesterday morning by ofTi-
GERS Tenhrocck and kaufman, charged will,
euteripg the ahoc store, No. Is North Clark
strict, on TIC uisilt previous, and stealing four
c-ats and T. 10. Of sl'o-s and shoc findings. liz
la, been he'i tur examination.
''V VANTED."-Ne ell attention 10 TIC adrcr-
:.-"u'cat of a gentleman WHO Eays lie has *:sczrc
casl, good credit AID considerable reatesta,e,' -
:tad who wants partner. Tie advertiser is
enc Of our Older and most worthy aud respon-
>ib1c citizens, und the chsnce is capital one for
= man Cf like character.
Curncu SociApLE.-This, Tuesday evening,
the Church Socinble Of First Presbyterian
Church, Rev. Mr. Humphrey, pattor. is to take
place ut tue pnrlors Of Mr. .FasSett's Daguerrean
Rooms On C'ark near Madison street. The IT,
vitatioa includes The congregation worsl'ipping
as nbovc. md tile lime and place arc well chosen
for most agreeable a{Inir.
AYs.Er1ors.--TAe Oita~a lIl.) RVu5fioaa
says: Some four wc.ks ago, man catne To
Ills p1ace with peddng wagon and n fiuc spun
of horses. and stopped with +. l.. Dut:erlicld.
He lift thc florars warnn n1d 1 trunk vfth Mr.
, 1859-11-29

DCEGLanf AND AnnEsT nan named Geo.
Araau was arrested yesterday morning by OFF,
GERS Tenbroeck md kaufman, charged will,
entering the ahoc store, No. Is North Clark
strict, on TIC uisi1t previous, and stealing four
c-ate and 10. Of kl,o=s snd atloc findings. H.
la, been held tur examination.
, 1859-11-29

Of taking them to the Supreme Court on legal
ponta: This, practice Is found convenient,
sometimes, where the parties nre Inclined t.
have decisiou On the appellate court: And
this being case ef~gTeat importance. iu re-
gard to fhe prine'P!es involved: ind the amount
Of property, attribute but little importance to
tho decision Of this Court.
The doctrine Of n!'uvial formation appears to
ME 10 be we'll settled. Where changes Of soil
are imperceptibly made BY the flowing Of riyet
taking the sol! from one piece Of land and de:
posting it On another. The owner Of the land
susiaIns loss. from hich it is taken, aud The
owner Of the land where the deposit is made,
gains. The latter is not Liable to the for1oer as
the soil thus changed cannot be identified. The
Law, therefore, eau nfford no remedy iu such
case But where body of land sufficiently
large to be identified, is floated from the owner
Of the soil to land owned by another, it may be
recovered.
The one case, not being susceptible Of proof,
is without remedy but the other, as it may be
identified, may be recovered
But the soil On the shore Of lake or nayiga-
bleFrivcr, however imperctptibly, may be re-
moved If it cause the river 10 encroach on tile
land. tue owner Of the soil mas fill up to bis
original brd Of the rirer. The soil removed i'm
pcrceptibly is lost, but the substratum remains,
and rnay be reclaimed. And this may be done,
however deep the water may BE-. aud however
long it r.ey havc run over the reclaimed shore
THIS may BE- dore upon the principle that the
former line Of the 4bor.. my ne estapisr1ed,
Every riparian proprietor has This right, md be
MAY protect bis Iaud from the notion Of the re
ter ~ piers or III any other manner.
Where luke extends over the soil Of land
which for ycars hns been octupied or claimed,
ly g1nduul rine Of the water or by artificial
structures, the land, though it may; on ito sur
face, be removed a few iuches or few feet, SO
thet tue flowing Of the wa'cr enables boats to
sail orer1 IT, the land is rot lost 10 the owner il
it can te designated by me1es aad bounds. The
use 9. tne public for navigation, IN such case,
il not Incompatible with the claim of the owner
Of the land. and, in this glex.lt appears 10 me
not to be material whether the changt in the
soil VAS imperccptible OF mt. If the land mar
be identified, the title Of the owner remains.
This is the doctrine Of the Supreme Court in
the case Of the city Of boston rs Ladrew, and
that, understand, Is the doctrine Of the COM
inon law
Think my brother Judge presented the case
fully and fairly TO the jury, on the principles
stated by him, aud these rcmu,ks ere made Tint
may not he considered rs railing, except by
acquicscence with tie view Of trying tue case.
, 1859-11-29

"VANrED"-Me ell attcution to tic adrer-
tis.ucat "f u gentleman who Eays he has *'sc1rc
cash, good credit AID considerable reatesta,c,"
:tad who wants . partner Tie advertiser is
enc Of our older and most worthy aud respon-
>ih1c citizcas aud the clence is capi.al one for
mau ct like character.
, 1859-11-29

S1orE. s1onr, 4 Sr47x SfREEr-Slcx or rux
GotpkS STEA-kr11tE.-1he AcGREGG OR COAL
STOVE Is the favorite of tbs faasity Fire !S.de
The SrASLEf COAL BUKStR will this year
run over The large Nc Of $1,000 sold The new
winning faror. Large CAuaFt easily pass
through the door. Hall, Parlor. Sitting. Dining
and Bedroom Stoves for Wood or Coal in great
variety. Stores blscked and put up At Short
notice. Give Van Setback call. uoo3 Ct
, 1859-11-29

Chicago, Nor. es, 1859.
, 1859-11-29

CurneA SoctAnlE.-This, Tuesday evening,
the Church Socinble Of First Presbyterian
Church, Rev. Nr. Humphrey, pRttor. is to take
place ut tue pnr|ors Of Mr. .FasSett's Daguerrean
Rooms On Ciark near Madison street The in-
vitatioa includes The congregation worsl'ippiug
as nbovc. md tile lime and place arc we'll chosen
for mort agreeable n{fniF
, 1859-11-29

TRAVELLING AGENTS visiting
Il Tho siates Of Illinois Indaea M:ea!Saa. wiseoas1
Iowa Mnaesot4. Missouri, kansaA Ntarask Q: .ny Of
asns IN chc Axn, A h: Aherzy deal: With Nv aad'esank
With iut aaIe and une1o4t don be reertnees BOZ a4s
Pet 0ee Chtta Mating lAelF ktixte f1uts AID tie
nature Of bustne - thev ase ttas cling f.s.
AqS9 hi41 1rtAhW
, 1859-11-29

DISSOLUTION OF CO.PART-
- Sx1*n,r-I { to-p'Ecs1nip hsretofo.e e1i.t rE
htvaen t-e Iude'siknal The n'n ct LEM f.
lMbi Co., Is hs ! = dissolved W mutual s.n,eot
k:fter partner Il heE1ed aAiE VI The m ii
tktt!eHsnt OF 4ecouhis- BENZ r. QutA~X,
JUskPH u. LuW.
, 1859-11-29

MUSICAL IxrEIL'Gese..-We are glad to learn
that Geo, r. Root has the '' uay,nakers" in pre-
raratioo. under the auspices Of the Musical
Union. II will be gircn ut Metropolitan Hall in
December.
The Italian opera troupe now performing ut
Detroit, consisting Of forty persons, known us
the "rarodi Italian Opera Company" have
ttcis bills out for their approaching season here
IT Ncyicker's. They comprise Teresa rarodi
nnd other noted artists
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-15


ana so died the nth Governor Of Kansas
Here' IN tie fate q Kansas Governors
Is seen the uniiincarg determination q;
the part Of the Federal Goyernment :.
ciu,h Gown The sons q. hahSas. ard, desf.''
theF VIII 70 rH/Sc Ger SOL with a1tl-chrl-
tan Ihhpman and d'ahoilca' l1rt5tnt'cn O.
slavery
+ Next We took = tie halls o. Congress
there stands abused, 'nsu.ted, m-reTresen'
ted, yet struggling hals-S iaere, by heI
SIDE, stands John taId'e:"N tnlLr"u w.:L
the chains and fe;iefs, known as 'he l-o.
compton Constitution, with which 20 bind
her hand and icot Ter thousands # her
,1ns raise their voice, Ike pea'ing ihrder,
and protest agalnst the crime being cor
summated
in The free states, 'r"aJ 'ha A'Ia'l," e
beyond tie Mississippi, cones rp ths cTy
OF the people protesting against tie out
rage
But On the other band. there Is tire cold
hearted, false, aud trcachcrous Demo ratir
President and his Cabinet unit - the
Democratic party in the Senate except
Mr,c-the Democratic party ia the House
numbering onc hHHa/ed oH% t'roR'Y,
t@hf except tlre"ty-t'~p. ali united AID
combined To lay on protesting AID Ntruc-
cling Kansas the .tct'crs aud tie CHAINS.
NEsty-two Republicans, ~.E South :
mo'Icans, and twenty-five Democrats in tlc
han>c, prevented the deed from being con
slmmatcd, hansas ,rss sarc| Rur, O
how this Freedom-lovlng Democratic Nd
uInistra'ion iSPourlng out It, yiai7 Of wrath
n the heads Of those Democrats who could
not do the contemplate work which 1t hade
them to do 20 fer as It's power c1t.nt+. the
tate ot Kansas Governors vii. be theirs