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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09

AZ Y. SUPREME COURT-City and County
lNs Of Heg-York DAVID MIRANDA sssius. HENRY
C. CoOgER.-Summons fer money demand on contrast
Com. not ssr)-ro HENRY c. COOPER the Defendant:
You hereby summoned and required 10 auswer the com
paint in his action which will be filed Ia the Office Of the
Clerk City and County OF NsvYors the City Hall IA
aid city aud copy Of your = the said
complaint subscdoen their Office No 90 Wastfeet
said City % NEWTON. within t~eny Days after the
vice Of this exclusive OF ne day OF such
service fin said complaint within the
time aforesaid p.D.ih in this action Will take Judsmeut
you fr The Of hundred and ztyoue dollars
CO.. 9TH interest from tsnh OF February
g.: hundred ard fly nine, besdeI the Of this
sction -D.ed. February l1th. ldj9
ESELErH L BlsSELL, Plantifs Attorneys
No. % Waist y. Y.
TIE complaint In the above seton flsd February q 1885,
n Office Of the Clerk the City and County Of NswGok
EYELErH A. B1SSELL
f-23 lsw6. W. Plaintiffs Attorneys
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tsefeuDo1 ordered tas GseTse Less tas Pfeseot
Receiver Bank Do give notice o the said claim
said claims for payment Of fad cdend a.
TIE e~buy, IN ke~bsy, vermont on or before tho
1T dey IL July copy Of this order 70 BIZ pnb
a. soon as may be- In The Gaze
Sorau printed a. 81 JChusb9Ty W sDd in The NswYofk
Tsbure prnsd 10 the City Of kewYOk, which publications
shall b. Sufficient no8 soS5eh csznts and all ach clsrns
pre,sDes b sstd Receiver for By The time
torssad will BE- thereafter barred Of al siu Tsnt Of
Deut from the Bank SAFETY FuDd.
Given under hand a, St Johnhuri, 10 ire Comfy 81
CasdoD and Safe Of vermont this 8h osy II bray 1873
ah2 lasbsW L. Z. POi<ANO, CheneeAoT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09
I'VE REGULAR MAIL LINE via SroNlfHG-

T'HR REGULAR MAIL LINE via SrONING-
Il TON for BOSTON and PKOVIDENCE.-lD'Ant Rc-te-
.he shoest di-eot carrying the EAstern Mail
Th- steamers PLYMOUTH EOCk. CLp.. Joel Stone, AID
COMMODORE, Capt D. stlrgts, IN ooCLec-ou VIII ne
sSOEiNGTON All PROVIDENCE tna BOSTON tnS
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS eagtpE New fork daily tsrn-
DAYS excepted oz Pier NC. Norh River hs ~asrf above
Est,.U-psce, Of ocloci M AMI Stol gton 3: so H.
or On he srriSs Of the Nal Tram which caves Bcs,oa ..
t.lo . - -
ne COMMODORE, from EsvYOrt soraAy Wednesday
ana Friav fom StonrFou. TlssdAy Tl1dsy Aac sstdsy
TIE PLYMOUTH ROCK. from Ses-IorE, Ia7siAJ Iaais,
s,y Ard Saturday, from s.o1sGon koa4sy WEDNESDAY A-e
Friday. - -.
Passenger. proceed Rom s1sinEtsa Pc rSIast q rroTi
p.c.s In .dvauce By other ro-s anc n sps te o'
~ tie esrly moYurs connecting North ard East fAfsen
re-. h.t prefer remain board the esnsr enjoy night
rss anassturSed breakfast derred ard aye seaasa n
the train.
Far, hom Providence 20 Eevpor. 80 esu.h
bssgsse master ACCOMPANIES re s;stner td usn -1'ee
ssch way. -. - ,...s a..
s4~susr or q he Freight oee Pier No North RIVER OF ~
IL ef.ee, No 10 Battery Place, Ess. - ss'@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09

A. Y. SUPREME COURT, City and County
~. and st.t@ Of New.Yors.-SOPHIA BRUSH against
SAMUEL LEWIS Caroline Lewis SussDnah v. Young, Oliver
liam II. Mead Eliza Mead Catherine Carte Peyton heryy
Virginia Heryy Jefeu0n Fisher, julia Usher Edward A.
Whitaker M.ry r. Is. Whitaker Charles ID. Clarke William
Clarke sud his wife, and Philip White-Amend
umons- Ralef-fCom. Ser ITO the Defsndants
You are hereby ard required the complaint
II sc0n which will be filed IN the office Of the Clerk ~ the
City County OF NewYok the City Hall IN the City Of
plant the subscrbers ther office No o. Wal St. in said
city within twenty AFTER the service Of This
YOU exclusive The day such service aud fail %
complaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff
this viii apply ~ tie Couft for the relief demanded In
tho con plaint - Dated January -, 1889
OWEN X BELLOWS, Plaintiff, Attorneys
The complaint 10 This action Gle In the Office Of the Clerk
Of the City and County Of New. ork Yeb p, 1859
rs lsviOwW OWEN 4 BELLOWS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09

GALE of FURNITURE
- TO CLOSE AN EsTATE,
The rga stock Of FURNITURE 10 the wsrooms of the ate
b. p ROCHE FORE No. 6b Broadway, committing OF Sofas
atrtet BUisis WsrirOb. Escret1ifet Chsr
TAbts Bedsesds Ocis DininRroou, PsTlor and Library
Sets Mrror' &c in EboDy Rosewood. Mahogany Oak and
Walnut Ia now offered Tor larEe discount
By order Of the Exeolttn Ed ". III. FAULKNER
WM. CASSIDY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09

ENGOT COPPER, sPELTER, BANCA TIH,
Il AsTlhOEY LEAD, ePELTLR sOLDER
THOMAS PIG IRON-Soft, free. strong. sos
Il varsstec s1ss.ttute for Scotch Ps
n AhES & SONS SHOYELs and SPADES,
MOUNT HOPE CUT EAILs-Very superior
wv sl,hty Isszt, fer Mo-. Fs7. Iron Co
JOHN ". QUINCY Co.. Ne. % Niasr.-a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-0n
IN and aher MONDAY Nov a. 1884, snt until further notice.
Passenger Trains Pier foot of Du.ne follows
viz: .
DUNKIRK EXPRESS ct s s. m, for Duntirk Ai principal
intermediate Stations
MAIL WEST At ga H. for DuRkirk and Bufso, snd Inter
mediate Stations. ~
aOCKLAND PASSENGER At ?. m, tom loot Murray at,
yia PiernOnt for 5uierns and intermediate Ststious
WAY PASSENGER at $3.50 p. II, Tor NeEbufsh, fot JerVh
and intermediate Stations
EiGHr EXPRESS a. 80 p NJ FOR DaHkiTE and Buffalo,
ard PRINCIPAL inferno dists Stations
EhIGRAST q. p. for Dunkht ard Buffalo, and inter-
mediate Stations
The above Trains daily, Sundays excepted
Thee Express Trains klmrB with The Ea and
Csnandssus Railroad for Esgaa Falls st Binshsmton, with
the syaou,e BIZ Railroad tor 5yrscuse 81 Corn
ng win the Buffalo HewYork Erie Railroad or Roche5
ter Buffalo and HGgars rs Gres; Bend, With the Della
ware L.ctAvsuua and Western Railroad Jr 5crancni at
Buffalo and Duntk with the Lake Shore Railroad Tor Cevs
land Cincinnati. Toledo, Detroit Chlc.so, No
CHARLES MORAN President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09

The Ckatsanoga TENN Gazet,ssays that the peach
trees are in blossom in that neighbor6oed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09
CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of
~ NEM-YCRK -EREN GN0DMIN and MILLIAM n

CUPREME COURT-CITY aud COUNTY of
~ NETWORK -EBEN GOODWIN and WILLIAM n
GOODWIN grains, CORNELIUS V. s. GIBBS. CHARLES
GIBBS sId GEORGE GlSBS-suDulOls Tor money demand
contricf Com. TO the defendants above named
and Of than: You hereby uonsd and requief
compliant IN this action wh Ibis day fled in
the oss If t Clerk Of the City sad County Of New York.
The City Hall in The said city ard 70 copy Of
he said paint the Subscribers their oice
Nc - walls, NswfoIk within tweuty days after the
vice q th. you, exclusive of the day Of 'ueh
service ADD sou fail . the said plant within
tb- time si1rstd, hs plaintiffs 10 tots sctiou viii tase judy
msnt alns for .hs Of - S5 with interest s i6D
from The Zih day Of March 1854 $40 from
18Th day Of July l8si $40 from The 2th day Of Jolly
l5f f.7l f.Iu toe th day Of August lS6; $50 from
the sn,a DAY " August lgSi on from the 2h day Of
Augu'f l5i tloo from tho eeh day o. sepembe 1854
$3.50 from ne 2i dsy Ct April 1885, 5t5 from
the 2th day Of Marc, 1854 aud the II $50 thereof
from 18th day II June 1855 beside the cos!s Of this action.
Dated ssw-fcrk. February 81 1853.
RICE HILL Pi.atiaS AtorceJ,.
rs iaEewW No ~ Wslls-, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09
DUBUQUE CITY TEN PER CENT BONDS
~ for SALE by MORSE WOLFF, No. Al WllismsL
PROPOSALS FOR CENTRAL PARK FUND


PROPOSALS FOR CENTRAL PARK FUND
Il STOCK Of the CITY Of HEWYoRK-sEALEO Pro
POsaLs viii be- received a. the Controllers Office TO Hall
Ct Records, until FRIDAY March H. 1889 At O'Clock m,
when the WI be publicly opened for the whole par 81
The amount Of TuREE HUNDRED NINE THOUSAND
SEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS OF Central Park Fund STOCK
the City of Authorized by act Of the Legia
tine the State entitled alter the Of the City
Of NevYork BY laying out thereon public place ard 20
fhorise The tolng Of tho same passed July p, 1858 and
amended Feb rs 1885, and by ordinance Of the Common
Council approved by the Mayor Feb %, 1856
The said will consist ~ three thousand and ninety
shares Of hundred dollars each share bearing nteres al the
rts Of ,S payable quarter yearly and the
principal ~ oeemsbe on the FIRST dsy ~ july, 1881
The poss Will state he OF shares desired snd t1e
price shares the whose proposals accepted Will
BE- required deposit With The Chamberlain Of the City the
and by the BID together with tue premium
presenting the receipt Of the Chamberlain
Controller will be entitled 10 receive certificate for the
par value Of the number Of shares carrying interest from tho
sas Of the deposit.
proposition should be ssaed up, and ndorsed, Pro
ossls foI Central Park Fund Stock and the pr3poca thus
sailed and Endorsed put 10 second enveop sealed and d.
ected Robert T. HAYS Controller, No. Hall Of Records
Hew-York"
the Of the Controller 10 reject
eli Of the bios considered necessary 20 protect or pro-
--''' ~'' ROBERT 7. BAws Controller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09

NEW-JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. PHlLA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Msl ard Express lines leave K.~fork AZ and IL
. m and and y m fare IS Through Tciets sold Scr Gin
cnus AID the Wes for Baltimore Washington, Norfolk
kc and throush baggage checked Wellington in ana
D. m. trains j. W WOODRUFF, Asibtsns Superintendent
No baggage will BE- received for train unless delivered and
obsc kso freen nnute In advance ofthe time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09
SrStrriss. Dr0risisns. 81.

10 II n d W / G II I s. CO.,
" Manufactures 4
DOUBLE REFINED And FAMILY sALERATUs
sUFER-cARsoyATE or SODA GAL SODA, ETC,
Ne. N Oid-.io. Hsn~v.rsousrs, S-e- YORK
PUhB CREAM 1APfhk ONLY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09
and NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD.
v ls5a WINTER ADVANCEMENT. 1889

NETWORK and NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD.
IN ls5s WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1859.
Commencing November p 1859.
Passenger staon In NewYori, 7hs;- and 4.hsv.
entrance z7thst.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
FOR New Haven = (eI }; l2.45 2i5 tex S:f5 ans
f.S0r n For Brdgepo't :, a lex l2:45 2i5 (eN)
S:45 400 D. For Milford, Stafford, Fairfield, south
port and Wesrport m y: IS Sfs aud 43op N. ForNor.
wah m. z:45 rs EEK 5:45 4SO, $3.50 p For Da-
ren sud Greenwich N. 245 S.+5 4:J0 5:}l ?. Yer
Stanford "a u te1) l2:45 2f5 lex 3:t5 43o $50
Port Chester and intermediate Stations, l.4Si IS
40, $50, 6:S p -
CONNECTING TRAIN9.
For Boston, A. m (eN) 2:45 p tex. For Providence
via Hartford 10 lex J. Sor Hartford AID Springfield,
M f.x) f2t5 aus IS D. M (rxD Come ti.ut River
ksirosd e. Montreal N tex }. For Canal Railroad ~
Eorth suptoD, a. N. lex aud lz:i5 For N-wdayen
N-v.oudon Railroad, and s:iS N For House
tonic Rsiro.d For Naassack Railroad, N, 2:i5
D. r5T DAnb1ry and EorvAk Railroad "a IN S:ib
JAMES H. HOYr Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09
TFIFGRAPH NOTICR-MEMPHIS and

Il WARRINGTON TELEGRAPH-NkW LlSE-cou
meeting American rtssspa Compsoys Prntns Lines
n NAshipEton Office In Ntw.lork, lsegsph Bai,dius
No. q Waist Boston No 81 SAFEST Tsveier bIia'
W corner Of Baltimore ard Souh,ts WsshnEtoo, National
Hotsl (stuspce on 6th o. y and WilNd's Hotel
This new TslsgGph Lire il opcn for business II cor
pscis IN kehnone Poiesbus, Lyuchb0Ig knoxville NSsh
vile, Memphis Chattanooga Nicksblre, Ns.chsz and New
OtleArst Atans AufnsA Charleston Savannah Nout
eOeIy aRd Mobile IN souih Southwest. ID al inter
nedae poin OF Importance Prom Washogtop Rich nord
oil operated with Printing Te giaEh Machines connect
hs Wssnipg ton City with ,he American T~e Compspys
Printing Liucs and offering to ccuurrcsi tee
pspkhe public pompt aud reliable Of communicating
vbh tie g tire South.
Brspeh csces u NewYork located as follows: No Aston
ho1se Block Metropolitan Hotsl New Yogt Hotel Madison
ss1e Post Office; Harlem Rsroao Depot 18th q. aud
&sv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09

NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ WINTER ABas1SEAbST.
y. Albany ID TROY. fss 81 -
O. .Le after MONDAY Dee. G. I Trs1s va Iesge I.h-
u, FsvY0rt 9. foaow,;
az FoT ~ Lit. ri,S1a
e.SA ~. For Wfih5n,hr.lfe.
l0.e0 g N. Nal train f'r Albany.
lisa N. F0g WHIT ans
$50 p M. FOR WiisGsbndF.-
SEQ =. H. FOR n ileftcr-
$50 .. n. Express fer Ab.ry.
$500 , r. oT Croton Fslz
$500 ?. r..F Fer Whit. FisinE-
e:i5 M. " bite rem VASE AID Centre ses
$50 ?. n. For WiAnstrASte.
RxrUSuSG-Nill leave
500 g. Il. Wbiss Plins
SO q NJ. williamsburg.
7:C0 9. NJ. Cotton Fsll
700 .. n. Aii~r;on
7:2A WLi.e PIAirs
9:l5 n Mail rsin for AesIy.
1850 O. ~. Ssiliarli bridge
1879 ?. NJ bite Pi4iI.
$500 = m. White Plains
$50 o. m..Ab4ny fxsress-
B:oe .. n. n IhATnsbrize.
WA J. CAMPBELL, tupsIfn .sIeent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09

CECOND-HAND SAFES for SALE
~ Three Of lers patent with pOwderpoof looks two Of
Henins, hs price Also, large sso'tnen. OF me ceie
Wider Patent reduced prices, aouut OF
nnovai Depot No. I22 WseI.st near WAlitt NoS-fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09
STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

TENRAvELERS for the NORTH SOUTH
EAST aEST. should buy, before starting, APPLE-
TONS RAILWAY GUIDE Pfice IS cents The clear man
nsr IN which the THROUGH ROUTE MAPS delinested
enables the traveller glance HOW He SHALL
TEAVlL He will many dollar by securing copy.
ID. APPLETON Co Publaheri,
Nos. SAG and $40 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
" ConIecns at New Hampton With the Delaware, Isoks-
wtnn. and Western Rao,d AID Easson with The Lenish
Valley R.ilrosd.
WINNER ARRANGEMENT. commencing Dec q, 1853
Leave Pew for Esston Intermediate places from Pier
no North River n m Y m, and ip H. for sornsrVihe
By above trsins, and q. D N.
The .boye tr.s connect a: Elizabeth With the New
Jes.y Railroad which leave New York from 5e OSi 81 Court
and,tt, .t7l 10. and ~ m and .nd p. N.
Passengers for the o, avsre Lack.wanua and Western
Railroad esve u only. For LehiJh Valley Rail
JOHN o. sTERSs. superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09
J1RPIGHT and TRAyEL.-BALTrMORE,

ERFIGHT and TRAVEL.-BALTIMORE
Il EEw-yORK, and Ire WEST Nse SOUTHWEST -fs>
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, ans ice faliy esv.+
op.d conp-tius inca ede- desirable ard sf~ct route
tei..es New Yot ard 81 the ess AID towns he graz
West and sot FREIGHT pity conveyed, IN layer
e-sni's@' ard a. loves; snd pass-ofeEs e@s' az
:ssed thronsb With thsiI esssAe VITA e~s spe1
ard contr--
THIS Only ire BY Which tsvesrs be;re.n New orr
AID the Wss; ysi: Wsshnsnn City. kound tT1p ucfen
ron Baltimore 20 Wnaiar.ou h.y- been presided. especially
r r.s.er, between Il. Estsrn -es The Grsa West 81
tie lgsely reduced % fo which ado n Toe
eBrr,ri price of Western tke travellers nag val: Wishing
~ their
tIey and sspecr seer1s cara Lave been introduced
en- this fosd
E,uYot es- Nc 80 B,o.dway eo-rer q BHel'y, oppo-
s..s Astcr Hocss. C. W. PERyEH-
Ag..t ard o. roaie-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
J. PORT aud FALL RIYER-The splendid and supero
steamer BAY STATE Capt J~ve't hag-s NevYoss even
TUESDAY, III URsDAY sn6 SATURDAY At o'eocx 2. m
and TIE Umpire STATE. Capt braytnn, o. MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, Q: O'Clock p. om Pier No
sER. .
Hereafter win b REGARDED secured 10 spin
cant Ut ~ the sasn have been paid for.
FREIGHT ~ Boston orSarded through sh great csptch D
~ WM RORnTN hr.n.. No, 70 snd n Wes..sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09
miscellaneous.

~ This wonderfully stimulating and sppetrns S,ucs which
such universal demand has made itset 40 great
avose Of good thosG De purchased "a
~ the dealer, 10 groceries, &c throughout the United s,'es
Ako, Relish, Aromatic Mustard and so3eds
esnce Succuients wholesale Agents;
GARDNER @. YVELIN Fulton At, New.York.
BRAY HAYES Corohl, Boston.
CROSSE BLACK WELL, London, England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09

as.ment D. g. ALLAN, Asen.
NIB An perropr ~, forbid truIrg .sy one on ,cooan. CT
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
From Nep-YorE TO Lverpoo
Chsf Ceeih f4s.a'e ,,'''''''''''''''''''''''''s'g
From Boston TO Liverpool: 80
Cdef CABIN rsssafs-.' '.-''''.'''.'''''"FIa
Yhe ship. from Boston call .. Halifax
e HHSSFx &. ff F5:s
fa.se vessels clear white hsh; a. nLshesd green On
AFRICA shannon. Leave. New York Wednesday March
CANADA LsIs, .....L Leaves Boston MeeAe.9.y' " y,
EUROPA Leiteh..... Leaves n York wedne'5,y' - Is
ARABIA, stone. ...... Leaves Boston Wsdnesdsy " %
ASIA. Leaves ~ York.. &etnesesy, 80
AMERICA, Le.yes Boston Wsdae.e.y April .
PERSIA, Jud1ins .... Leaves n York. Wednes3ay, " Is
CANADA, Lang Leaves Boston "wednesday, " ~
serths secured until paid FOR.
An experienced Surgeon GA board.
y ships viii no. be srcounsbls for GOLD,
Silver Balloon Specie, Jswe Prooa' s,sn5 OF Ae, IN,
'-s'''H '''''''''' = oUSkRD, n, BBo~Hns ors.n
DOSS, FALCONER Il Co.'s LINE for san
~ Francisco The et,is Az ne clipper .hip VIKING VIII
FOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-U. s.
L MAIL LINE-The favorite s,ssu'hip ALABAhA, Capt
O. sohenck, will leave WEDNESDAY, March 3, ats N,
S fs E "a a Albany and m.son Bs. Of dns
ury board. For freight passage, apply 10 bAML IL.
siTCHiLL SON, No Is Broadway.
EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-TheA Amer
lean .D,e Screw steam,hp COuPanysns and elegant
~ amship MONTGOMERY y. Croker, Commander, VIII
Pier No. IL North River SATURDAY. March a. at
. rs R aisa. t. to New: ESQ 5 s
EaS; mossomsry go Albany Ca 81 AsAIts and Co
osest Is, s,eansr savSs s.ysnsb on
MONDAY WEDNESDAY aid FRIDAY HoRSINGS.
freight 10 cents PER foot and PoPortions,e ra,e' Insurance.
~ H. g. CROMWELL Co. No. ee we..s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-01
From the Buffalo N. N) Express.
THE CURSE OF SLAVERY.

That Slavery carries with it physical. a
moral and a political blight, is clearly ostab-
lished in its own history. The morality Of
the institution no one. however devoted to it.,
makes any effort to defend Its tendency is
transparency demoralizing. Politically, it
has set its dark and damaging seal upon the
character Of Government, affecting the whole
nation with its curse. Being unjust within
itself, it ditfuses injustice as far and wide as
its influence extends IL has debauched our
Lawmakers and our courts. 1t has carried
outrage into the halls of legislation, and dis
graced the nation in the eyes of the world,
It has controlled the action Of the Chief Mag
strate, so far as to lead him to violate the
most sacred promises, and convict himself, in
the eyes of his iellow-citizens Of the most
abiect taithlcssness. This it has done. yea
moie, to sink our national character in tn,
esteem of enlightened mankind.
The effect of Slavery upon the prosperity o
Territories which it afllicts with its prcsenc,
is damaging almost beyond description. w,
have two young States, the characters and
histories of which present iorcible ilustra
ton Of this fact. Texas aud Iowa becam,
States at about the same time, when TeXa,
had population Of 2l2, 402. and Iowa of on
ly 100000. That was in 1850. Eight year,
have elapsed, and now Texas has population
of only i5S, 500, and Iowa of over 600 900.
Thus it appears that Iowa. with an exten
Of territory only about one-third as large a
that of Texas, has, in the eight years of he
Statehood, gained only 246, 1913. or less thai
half the gain of Iowa. What makes this re
markable difference in the progress of tw
States, one being free, and settled by fire.
men, and the other being slave, and her lobo
/ for the most part performed by slaves, Ca
any man OF judgment hesitate for a momcn
in naming the causos
l,V' The committee who were recently ap
I pointed TO watch Mrs. Hayes. the woman VIII
/ pretended to have lived two years withou
food. have reported that she is an imposter
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-01

CoNGRrsstoNAL Books. ~ Persons who
have recently applied to Mr. Walton for Com
gressiona books arc informed that every copy
assigned to him, up to the close of the last
Congress, on the Sd Of March, has been dis
tributed He is entitled to no more copies
of any Of the books called for, and of course
cannot supply them.
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CHANGES IN THE L. s. SENATE
The Ncu Iort Couricr and Enquirer, in
referring Co the recent changes which have
been made in the United States Senate, hits
off the new Democratic policy of promoting
those whom the people rcpudiate, as follows,
tho last paragraph of which is decidedly TO
the point
"Hardly more than two years ago the Re
publican members of the United States Senate
were prescribed from all the important com
miitecs on the ground that they did not be-
long to a "heohAy political organization
The condition of the party. we suspect. has
improved since. We know that health is
yoiy impnlpablc entity, and cludcs a too SUBJ
Gle and anxious Investigations but if a man
cats, drinks. and sleeps well-if he can walk
ten miles day. digest lobster salad or goose
berries. remain half an hour in the water
without "a chill, he is well-to-do. deny it who
will There isno use i'm defining health when
YOU have the thing embodied In the man be-
fore YOU The fellow who exhibited the
Llama in Shakespeare labelled him AHo'red
oy ." 9o'e" d'."S 80 0' -" ,.u I'',' aP.a,
oelehV'ic cert'lo"'es' NM So:
ways oU' we 'u'"''s, '"'' wy
OF tne senate Wnen we o1"{ Ur"'I
Wii naru'y heeu any 'nInS ", ''' N!l'u w o'
isiy them IN regard 10 inc 'oPu"''''l l'''
That portion Of the Senate will show for it.
self: and the Democrats we have not doubt
will be quite willing to allow it respectable
standing room on inc o'anu'ns Coll'''''goS'
The election OF MI I'm HfoE OF NcW 'c'l
sey makes iou'th cAAnSc' "Ie'uy 'cCu'o.
IN iavor OF inc kepuoHcahs' anu %,'nou'
much DOUBT min VIII ne noue III M'u''e-
sofa oy the elocuon OIL FePuo'''"u
TO Uenerai SHELL uoso "',''s'oiiS' JIM
ca 10 Two hePooIcan senators loH
winch It VIII be one OF inc uI.l "c's ol INC
| next congress TO admit as 9'',G' wiz M
crease the kepuoi'can sac OF 'he OnUnocr 10
poWeriui array wu'cn WIN 'r'gs's''o.l ,oin'
mana respect inc poflo" Oh Deho0''''V a.
rogance, on that theaie at lea''' ~ e',oU'
ouperscihouSness ana insult nave n"u ln'''
gay.
hese changes auBur woll hot on'y 'or '1e
aiSniV oil tno senate p"'' we n'n''l
Tor the WcH-Delng o. 'he country me "'
J"'''9 vs. wy 49,
more thah those last elec'eu-aie me" vi "e
cided conservative stamp men VINO nave "",
single radical tendency "oout mem ana
Who while they are ready TO resist 10 'ie I'S
extremity the reckless crusaues OF TINS la''er
day Democracy IN inc interests OF Hla'e'l
yet remain all the more loyal TO lhe consul
tuuon' ana seek 10 DC governed oy noo''
SPIRIT ana wise, comprehohslNe' uuly Ia
uonal poHcy' When they once acquire
, performance IN the oody-aho tha' 'ilhe
not lar distant--there Will DE no more con
coctlng OF such schemes as nave uslepu'ao'
distinguished TINS Administration ana una
, preceding Inc time Tor such thihgN VIII
a have passed for without serNIe senate
e Executive power Is nothing