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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11
THE LATEST NEWS,
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The SiCkles Trial.
49, a.. 81. Al " 0Jk,rx

WASHINGTON, April 10, 1859.
Mr.. Graham will speak for one or two hours to-
morrow, in conclusion of the opening for the de-
tense. Mr. George Woodbridge will then De called,
the first witness on the part OF the prisoner, and
his examination will probably occupy the time for
the remainder of the days sitting. He to testify
10 the state of mind with which Mr. Sickles was
sfl cted, from the time he received the anonymous
note on Thursday night to the period Of the homi-
eide. Woodbridge was with Sickles from lO3
O'Clock on Sunday morning until after Key passed
the house: but be was in another room when
Sickes ran out to confront Key. MIR. Woodbridge
had house opposite the trystng place, but did
not see anything ont Of the way there. The adul-
terry will be proved BY other witnesses and the
prosecution will attempt to break down the test
mony Of Mr.. Woodbridge.
II is doubtful if Mr. Butterwor;h will be called
as witness, as counsel differ upon the propEiety
of doing so.
Mr.. Sickles says he does not remember any of
the circumstances immediately preceding the
event-notbing but the sffray ITSELF that he recol
lects very distinctly. He says, and so does Mr..
Butterworth, that every witness thus far is wrong
in some ore material particular. Dir. Slcsles says
that he does not remember making the exclsms-
ton sworn to by the three Clubhouse witnesses.
He SAYS that, when a.ked BY his counsel why this
or that circumstance was not told to them before
hand. he could only answer that be had no remem-
brance thereof. He says that he w.s very serious
" grieyed by the death Of Mr.. Dupont, the music
teacher, and that for two d.ys he had no distinct
consciousness. The revolver he says, bad been
loaded for three months.
The defense say that they will prove that DIR.
Key. on the 9th of March, year ago, rePeued
the rumor then afoat of his improper intercourse
with Mrs. Sickles, and characterized 1t IS dis
sus,ng calumny and that he pretended to seek the
suthor with the expressed intention OF challenging
him. According TO Mrs Sickles, the intrigue CON-
menced in the April following.
Its alleged that Mr Sickles's influence wss ex-
erted with President Pierce 10 get Mr. Key the ap-
pointment which he filed while this criminal In
tercourse wss going on.
The defense rely much upon Judge Cra'iord'
charge in the case of Jarboe, who was tne'. lor
shooting the seducer Of his sister. This was heys
last cause and il was ruled then that such adeclAr
alton az that of Mr.. Sickles, about dishopofed
bed might be admitted in proof with the creum-
stances which tended either to explanation or con-
6rms,ion. The charge also made the state OF mind
on the part of the prisoner question for the jury
The result in this case Was verdict Of acqultsal
after only fifteen minutes dehserstion. Mr.. Ora.
ham .hortens hi, argument BY reading from this
collected.
Mr. Dillon has been summoned By the prosecu-
ton, but be does not know why. He Wa wit
reu Of the second marriage.
The New-York City Democratic politicians who
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From Albany.

Specia Dispatch 70 The " 4. tribune
ALBANY, April 10, 1859
The Senate held a session last evening, and went
through with the General Appropriation bill IN
Committee Of the Whole, and reported the bill 70
the Senate. A motion to agree with De gp%rs
was tabled The principal changes msde IN the
bill, as it came from the Assembly, are, raising he
Governor house rent from 81, 900 to $1,000; re-
ducng travelling expenses of State Prison Inspect
ors 81, 500; increasing contingent expenses Of The
Legislature s., 600; increasing Clerk hire in the
Secretary of States Office 3, 500; approPriatlng
$50 900 10 Deaf and Dumb Asylum S2o, COOO
the New.York House of Refuge, $4,000 to the
Pilot Commissioners, 81 500 to Hospitals out Of
New York, Sl5, 800 to various DisPenssries; sl3''
900 to drain Cayuga Marshes.
The Supply bill viii be reported by the Ways
and Means Committee tomorrow, and, contrary 20
the general expectation, will be passed, as were
those of 1857 and 1858, containing the usual extra
allowances to officials and employees in and aOoH
the Capitol.
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LATER from California.
NEw-ORLEASs, Fntsy, April

NEw-ORLEASs Fntsy, Aprl o. 1917
The steamship Quaker City arrived to-nSn' VIZ
San Francisco advces TO March Il.
The steamer John L. Stephens has arrived a. -,
ma with Ssp Francisco dates to the 2lst ult'' s'A
1850, eco in specie .
The Vanderbilt line Of steamers has stopped roa's
The Calfo-nia news is unimportsnt.
The excitement at Shssts was amicably seNeu -
troops sent there asa been successfully i.Z-e'
MARCHED TO MobsTes.
The mir ing prospects and receipts Of gold ware '@
in conseoaence Of the bad condition Of the r'si''
Money was tight and the trade depressed, "A 0'.
quencs Of large expected arrivals of goods SosA n
active. Dry goods importers are dong A'ls, IA
mts;c spints firm. Boo:s, shoss, naval s'''"
provisions dull
SHIPPING. 49,.
The following ships had arrived q. Sac Ffsne''
during the fortnight: -. oc.ss
Iv,,.n,a Ana Carrier Dove, EdvsTi STANLEY, sno s1a
TsI.Tr.pb frc q New York Winfield Seoc AID - asus
5o,,opi John Clsrs from Baltimore Fnssse 6ha w.
Ksus; E.yira IOu Csrdiu.
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Our Mercantile Advertiser.

The next number of our MrRcASrILE ADvtR-
rlsss viii be Issued on Monday, April IL. 1t viii be
devoted excu,v, the Interests Of the Mercantile Pubic
and win contain Reye~ OF the Markets since our last issue
carefully prepared statement OF the Prices Current q all
leading article, Of Merchandise also Pull Report Of the stost
and Money Markets together with such other tenn Of CONNER
c Intelligence Is deemed Of special interest to the
50 900 Merchants 20 whom f. 10 sent
We AIN 10 make The ADVERTISER welcome and valuable
visitor to It's readers furnishing them reliable reports Of al the
lportspt commercial TRANSACTIONS Of each month and serving
Directory to the ses: Business Houses and Manufactures
IN our country while to Wholesalers JobbSr Manufacturer,
and all who have Good, Wares dispose of hroushouhe
regular sh.nnss Of trade believe medium Of equal ysae
cen be found.
The April Number c, rHr MENeASrLsEAovssrIsts
I'LL BE- cent: prepaid $4,000 cOun;ryfMsrchsnts selected
from III. Agency Books Of Me~rs. hcKlLLor WooO, VII
sx =, III, nearby trade. Sbe entire expense un bs paid
BY Advertisements.
pu si Per nne for spsoe occupied Advertisements die
-. .ava,,l,.rx HORACE GREELEY Co.
Mo- YsrA Aprils 1889.
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From Washington.
sp~ Isl Dispatch 70 The n. Y Tribune.


WASHINGTON, April 10, 1853.
l. the receipts OF last week De assumed n tAe
bsss for averaging the current quarter, Nr. Cobbs
estimates viii fs short over four millions. Thsre
is syery probability now that the new Osu must 10
asked for at the meeting Of Congress. The next
House Will never grant an issue OF Treasury nOtss.
The Iumors of Mrsmou's retrest from Vera Cruz
are discreditsd here. Mr. McLabe's arrival msy
have encouraged Juarez temporarily, but be had
not force enough TO defeat the attacking army.
Mr.. McLaDe left Washington, expressing an open
sympathy with the Liberals, but VIII not commit
our Government TO either until he has arranged
the bssis of new treaty. He is not willing to
adopt either interest for that object.
Mr.. Bowmsn will begin the new regime of The
Union on Wednesday. the President having finally
accepted Mr.. Wendel's conditions of trsuster BY
STIMULATING sufficient patronage for the purchase.
through third partjes. The whole affair must be
inye stissted next Winter No editors are yet Sc
lect d. Mr Buchanan directs personally, and Mr..
Black viii write after his return. Other officials
are a.o enlisted. Mr.. Bowman is t. run for
Printer to the Senate.
About sixty passport, have been issued daily for
month psst, and probably that ratio viii continue
till July. None are necessary for England, and
thousands are obtsined from our Minister at Lon
don for continental travel.
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CATARRm CATARRH CATARRa CArARRH

NNAT I
Thousands persons suffer q. sorts Of snoysnoe ron "a
t.A Ho.t p>ope VIA, It's ueonvenieSe snd rcss
me- vet bvt fe. kno~ Row Il can be CURED " snPy
ehronic irrtsoQ and oen Ntemeot Of I9Aes sa
saent memeI.p, nnibt zoe
ties frontal pos,eror mares and
h nso the thoa, ana lungs From this, result tsntne an
of.n v~rtixo Of ID. pro1use nov
70 smell voice and oen impaired bearing Aoa
,Aax,s. - a. ..-.A,,.
The obscAoo remedies have never been hoS 70 90 yas
for Eass hjectoIs and inhsstions are as psina aoa
~. a. generally worthless fa hCNFHkh's "a
TIREH brKcITie, simple svGsk Put, tak"I $40 OF
I'm "a per promptly the dsr oases cures AZ once
Ss An the bsss rsaJ .upes by pvr.eyerns use tne
sost obstinate proved By the experiences Of hundreds
49, VIII full diiecticts, ~ e.sts Per boz.
SR-l full 81 HusPasEys's hosBoPATHic SPECIFICS,
Id b,oi Of Directions End twenty dn-rvp, Remedies. ss
49, ,oro.oo case s5 do In plain - Family ssse Of ID
nc. ana boob 81 ,u
Sss. Remedies By the nos. %. OF ss are 'ss. ~ %a
o. exprcsss wv v. HVsPHkzYs Co,
Address Ne. $50 Broadway, NevYork.
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this evening. Subject: diPsrsonal Liberty Bill
and our Slave Traffic and Legislation conhated.
No charge f,r admission. All are invited.

California dates to the 2lst ult reach us by way
Of New Orleans. The John L. Stephens had ar
rived at Pansms, with Sl,500,oOO in gold. The
Vanderbilt line of steamers hsd stopped running.
The trouble at Sh,sts had been satisfactorily set
tied. The total shipment Of treasure from San
Francisco for the year, up to March 5, had been
ss.2s4.O72 80. Money was stringent in San Fran-
cisco. and the ipts Of gold from the interior
ljebt. in consequence of the bad condition of the
roads. Bnsiness rather dull, and tsde depressed,
in consequence of the expected arrival of large
quantities Of goods.
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To the Associated rreiL

WASHINGTON, April 10 1852,
An entire change of trains and mas will take effect
on Moudey the llth inst between washington and
New York. a. well az On tue Western route by the
Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad. The mails from the
Soath and Washington will leave at - a. M, and
reach Ney-YoIk at p. H. Instead of "a Q. M, as at
present giving ample time to connect with me Boston
boats and afternoon trains from NeW York for the
East North ana West, by the Hudson River Enc sud
other roads.
The train will leave New York at 3 m, instead Of
s. as heretofore passengers aud mails reaching ash
pcton at in the afternoon. According to the Colln-
bns Cor tentiou agreement the Baltimore and Oaio
ROAD begins on MOnd-y TO ticket passengers between
Ne~.York Boston, sud all the Western cities for one
dollar less than other lines the Baltimore Rosd adhsr'
mining time betwetn New-YOTk ana Cincinnati, while
the other lines have quckened to mech higher speed
than yer before.
The Southern mail brings New-Orleans letters and
papers Of Tuesday last. The latter contain no news
of imuOrt6rCe,
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bsvs been summoned here AZ witnesses, .-s ia,,.,

have been suumones here az witnesses, so In,rov
fue he opportunity 70 can7n the prospects Of Tia
psrty for l'60, and especially 10 talk Dousls
Mr. Sickles is walking in the yard, tbs Esr.
hoon smoking cissr,, and sP parelty saagune ia
tis belief of scquittal.
Ike tIid Will last all the week, and pert,ps
lorger. But the time will depend upon the anoast
efcro.se smir siion, aDd the rulings OF the Court
The defense say that they VIII be through with
their witnesses in txo 5sys. Mr.. Grahau viii
clos far the defense with picture Of Tie rel,,a.
of he parties.
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The Quaker City ct New Orleans b" brought
,dv;ees from Yer, Cruz to the LIST Of April. If
there is nothing of the April fool in this vs., SIS
s rather apt to be the case with news from Mexico
received at New. Orlean, via Vera Cruz, aud sent
to u, by telegraph, Miramon would appear to have
abandoned bis attack on Vera Cruz. 1t appears
that, notwithstanding his reported checks on the
way, he actually arrived with his main army within
nine miles Of the city, when, on the 18th Of March
be himself, with ANAL guard advanced to recon-
potter the place. The people of Vera Cruz cent
their women on sbipboard, and ,tood on their de-
Tense; but the failure of an attempt on Alysrado,
the next port south OF Vera Cruz against which he
sent twelve hundred men, but which WAS found
too strong to be attacked. seems to have decided
him not to attempt Vera Cruz, and i! is stated that
on the 9th Of March be broke up his camp aud
retired toward the capital. If their is any truth
in the story that Degollado and other hostile com
manders we're threatening the City Of Mexico, that
alone would explain bis withdrawal. Mr.. McLsne,
our new Minister to Mexico, landed at Vera Cruz
on the LIST of April.
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. GOOD MANY warm nests are disturbed. Among
others who have been struck from the psy-rsa q
Brookl,n, i. q Mr.. Richard d. Letter, WIS
"knkie," or Door Keeper, OF the Tammsny
Society, who hiss long been drawing wages from
the Federal Treasury, though unable TO render
any service. Mr.. Letter thinks his case very
hard one, sni thus pours his sorro~s into tue
.yppathizing bosom of the Naval Store keeper;
To ns ESo-I Fl n, AaSi.
was bora 10 .he City Of Baltimore Ss.s OF msryaIa u
wear 1875; and in 1914 when n eleventh year
with father bu1o the br sstworks around the cy "
Of s-Tteu y.sr. rhes she should nase
shoulder-d m1sket ans cote - battle with me e9eup
lg.i ny FOR the hero Of New Olesns Gene
hen he shoni have been eicted Pfrsdent o. To-
st.es Baltimore in ls and q Ne fort snete
have resided core duty u the VNJ
y end have had COUNT a9dsI ~
William l. Marcy, when be Ccmnspt,rin Shl-, q ne
military Of thi, IL the fh company Natio Cso's-
IA Nj N Rs-m.pt Colonel Slipper have voted g. al cleo
tons ratio Republican ticket have nov o-eh s
ckArsd tie ,tuatiol ola coils, aud TIVE cents gay
in Navy yard lhsve HEe i.niy TO groNfae o' go
eAr Of providing them With nis family cooh@
Of a. BE- ny.-L and Eve chidrsu-n al seven Pei,on.
u All s,b lez RICHARD D. LETTER.
Are not Republics desperate iDsratesf Here
i,a man who has voted the Democratic ticket at
least once st each elect on since he was old enough
TO vote at .ll yet be is now 1T of from besgsrly
.ipecure Of nine shilngs dsy The man seems
to be- un,ble to earn penny and We are truly sorry
for him. but We insist that the Aims House and the
Nayy-Ysrd are and should be totally independent
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SPRING SEASON,
RopcGEs q RsY,oSo'S
Opening Circular

Opening Circular
to al
Buyers II CLOTHING.
We omen the Spring 81 e9 s1th s,ocs o. SLoIH
NC IA sxoe4oins ysfiiy and elegance tan oil any
fofusr wear We slsO cl.in the merit OF
UNPstALLILED CHEAPaEss,
havrf stocked co with toe bat so N tas ns
h., A. time prces from tuentJ % thirty per
~ the present The eI,auIve and fa>hioD.os
s,o-tnsn every dsscston Of 5pns CLorHSG for Men
and Bows 20 which nyits tbs attention 81 the poeho
CoULD NOT KEFLacED
A. the rates which osf them 20 retail pureat,er
Asns our Deu and brispt styles for out door the
LONDON CLOAK,
criminal eQuistely becoming Sprins Over Garment,
,,p@esy Hctive: ~be 'he eIiraOrtnAry variety OF oui
b.ips., B and fol dfes CLOTHING, ofers toe dss
possible fed choice for al tastes al psoas AID all
fessioAA In
Bows CTOTHISC,
have introduced large BuGbe' Of Pi aad he0ede
Esued patterns, and our
OaGER DEPARTMENT
rtoeied with superior goods wsich and made "a
measure By best ststs tee most moderate rates
OsE PKicg, OEE ONLY.
still motto 20 every srcls the lowest hge S csl
RoGEss RAYMOND
Conner Of FULTON aud Nassau sS.
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The Fry Divorce Case.

Special Dispatch TO The n. Y. Tribune.
HARRISBURG, Saturday, April9, 1852
The Fry divorce case is killed in the ilou'eT
70 10 =
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Arrival OF the Canada at Bosa0 "a

The Royal Mail steamship Canada, Caps.' 20 4
irou Liverpool 10Th ult. via Halifax aInSel xsrs
50.o, k this morning. Her mails tor the SOU p. yss
Forwarded by THE evenings tram wa Nss
Spe n Msw.fork q. 6 q. n. u MONDAY
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Anpa1prk daily Gribnms
MONDAY, APRIL IL, 1852
TO cORRrSPONDENTS.

TO CORRESPONDENTN.
No notice can taken Of Anonymous Communicatoni Whs
ever IA for insertion b. authenticated by tae
name and ADDRESS Of wteroot neoessaJ Tor PuoAca'
ton, but {. guaranty for bis good faith
We cannot undertake rejected Comm uncstons
letters tvs TsBUNE Office should In al cases De
Aaor, ,sed 70 HoRACt GREkLEN Co
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Yellow fever arrived at Quarantine yesterday
from Rio. We learn that in Cuba the Pes'iienee
has commenced unusually early, and with extreme
yirulence.
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MAYNARD REFORM.

TIE late House, on the strength Of Mr. Sher-
mans investigstOn, cut down the appropriations
for Navy Yards to very iOw figure, Sd OF course
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11

In the Sickles case on Saturday, Mr.. John Ora
ham commenced his opening speech for the defense
He occupied the whole session, and VII speak
three or four hours to-day.
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Tn our local news will be found accounts OF
heavy robbery, and of the arrest OF gang OIL 10
cevers of stolen goods.
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THE DOTING PARENT TO Ills BOY.
IcANXor rive you wealth, my sooi
No p.spres broad aud green
From you inherit,
Nor coRered gold ween
Your fortune your 81 nsht arm
Bold heart and ready BRAIN
IDo Wieldiug these With vtgof.
All you vish you must sttsla
Rot CAS- rive--snd proud am
To 70 thee, ny boy 49,.
Som. y A1Ins which, In sfter HE,
WI prove source Of JOY:
Wbareyer bsp bstidss you,
Tale life 90 II goes,
And p1yebsse o. SaITH BROrHERS
All YOUR SPRING AND sUNNss CLOTHES
snf1B BROTHERS One Price Whoes ale snd Retail Clothing
W.r.roorns Nos l22 tS8 aud an Fulton st., n L.
SILVER PLATED WARE.
oih''N Silver PLATED WARE.
SILvEE PLATED WARE.
YycIIsH AID AHEEicAN.
NN'A'' " ENGLISH AND AyERIC AN.
EsGLIsH AND ASEkIC An.
Is GRgAT VARIETY.
Is GREAT yAKIJTY.
In GsEAT VARIETY.
Is VARIETY.
IMMENSE REDUCTION.
IMMENSE REDUCTION.
IMMEksE REDUCTION.
W. j. r. DALEY Co.
Nos 6Sl and $50 Broadway
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DR.. CHrEvER will give his second Anti Slavery
Lecture at the great hall Of the Cooper Institute
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T.pssTTRs are Offering what they represent to
1890 LosDos cOKDI.L on 70; sal. :, n. fsCI
u. sseaas .. .Ss 9n'{ b, p s NO. 20 src,d-S
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HEARINGS PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND DUR
eLAxPKooY sArrs. with H.LLs PATENT foNDEkr .o4 S
LOCKS the that awarded separate meess "a"
Words Fair LONDON 1881 aud the Worries FAIR rev ioIs,
1855 and are The only An eicsH SAFES that were awarded oea
Al the London Worlds Fair
Yhe,, SAT-. the perfect security against hre aae
bursls, OF any safe ever Offered &c the pubic =, .
al cd RTwaRp will be paid 70 that can show
BrRsks PATkSI CHAnrios Sara failed to preserve us
w. ,nh,oh- aso manufscture all kinds OF Boiler and
Cbsa Ion Rsni Chest, and NAu Vault Doors and Money
Bcxe. or Chests brokers' eselers and Pusste families Tor
MAE diamonds aud other valu, bles
su.As G HERRNG Co,
No 2Sl Broadway, corner Mursyst,
Opposite City Hal, kew.York
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-14

Monday of August next, of the existence of
this act by the Sheriffs of the different coun-
ties, and twelve months is allowed in which
to leave the State. Provision is made by,
which a free negro over twenty-one years
of age may select master or mistress in
the State, after which he is to be regarded
as slave. An apprenticeship system is
established This law is made applicable
only to those. persons who may have come
into the State subsequent to the 10th OF
February, 1S47, and their descendants; nor
does it apply to any free negro who may
have married in another State, with the
consent of the master, any slave belonging
to a resident of the State" A more unjust
and oppressive law could scarcely have been
devised. The chains of the negro are being
stretched to their utmost tension. They
may snap asunder more suddenly in that
State than many are aware of.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-14

U.s.. The Overland Mail to California is
not only kept mp at an immense expense to
the Government, but at great risk of life to
those who are engaged in the enterprise 1t
passes through region of wilderness filled
with Indian tribes hostile to our Government
and ready for foray and massacre. Nothing
has been heard of the November mail party.
1t is thought they were all massacred after
passing Little river. Many of these mail
parties, If is to be feared, will suffer the same
fate before an efficient military Gordon shall
have been established.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-14

Beg A bill has passed the Missouri Leg
islature to enable the city of st. Louis to
purchase the Gas Works of the ST. Louis
Gas Light Company. A bill has also passed
that body TO exclude free negroes from the
shall be deemed to be emancipated in that
State, until the person emancipating him
shall give bond, with three sureties, that the
slave shall leave the State, and never re-
: move to 1T. All free negroes who may be
residents of the State in 1860 are declared
to be slaves, and the Sheriff is authorized to
sell them under the provisions of the act
All free negroes ever the age of eighteen
are to be notified, on or before the first
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GEN. JOSEPH LANE.-The Washington

GEN. JOSEPH LANE.-The Washington
correspondent of the Atlanta American says
Joe Lane, of Oregon Territory, is the
man fixed upon to run for President. His
antecedents are of the right sort; can carry
the West holus bolus, and also Pennsylvania,
with all her ironi Besides, has got bullet
holes in him
Orr, ofSouth Carolina, is going on the
ticket with him for Vice President. The
whole Southern democratic delegation in
Congress will support it. So now you
know who you have to fight against or
coalesce with, and can fix things accordingly.
You may think it "all in your eye but l
tell you such is now the status of the game.
This, says the Columbus (Ga.) Times
would be strong ticket. Especially the
election of Gen. Lane would we advocate
with all the zeal of our humble ability This
old hero is one of the truest men in the
country, and, in. our Judgment, stands con-
fessedly above all other democrats, as the
most suitable for the nomination, He re-
presents free State-is sound, reliable and
brave as Caesar. He is the man for the
time and combines the elements of strength
and success. Three cheers for the l." Marion
of the Mexican wari"
That is the way they make great men
out of some of our most ordinary Hoosiers
down South. Joe Lane for President l.
The thing is truly laughable.