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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

NV JyEstr STATE TAIR.-Its following a.
sou.s Of Tie most import. ST. f,st premiums sssrie|
., the Nsr-Jer-sy STATE Far:
CL.,,l-c.-r1, or at rrsps H.Trry IsrosTrD, cio''
HILcB Cows.
sTEiEs "osE Cxts.
e.. SCI. ,..r. o. J. Eer,r
st-.r. y.s, % oioIel y ~ - yers Old Oes l. W
% ssosr HONS si7rvr ,so G-posrrD
Re-, EsA, ys,t %. "Dsks q MssIoa C ; H.s~s
b., III c,ll Price ccz,5" 70 no-l. d. SAFE.
e.. Vie c. .. ID -. s-ns
B.r N..i,, s.f-r s.48c-.L, yer ~: ..ne.
S'' H'" ''' 6 ~ slif.s.o 81 h. -i'l Clifton
pn.H.r. ,esI. a. ipp-ii.' l'-y9t 4 Treds,l
B.. c. Jar %. "a ~ ~. d. '.a''
Be-, B4J, z;ss. ~ us.s~ Devon. 7 HAT CaitsTis
s.% g. p ,ss5. o. Is.'ae D,yoa, sssg.J' same.
Be-, Hsi-r Car mouth. Cd,
Be-, 70 Cslf { months q. .an-.
b.: co~ year. Oh, r.,ise Ayr.the A N rred~.l.
Bs b.. i i%6el,-s CIV, @Jr... wear. Cd .anac.
Bee Helfer. yssrsor, -. Fsul.r. s.r.s Or.res. -
Be-, Gov ,-., 70. VII ols u us,.e AI4s;nsy T. W.
sttitsr- si,e Bei.viile.
BIT CIV 4yesn Old, n,'iye H-r'fri. G,ofss h'r'a0rae'
b., H,iter. y.sr %, native Hereford. sane.
Es sSa CT 5 son = "a, fs,r rno,tH. Old; Bai Calf
E.Tiyrs 40 csossss
Bee, cr1ss breed Cow, p 'i.ftL~sts. hlSab~'h
Be-, n ifr 1sve s.or. horn o r. Kf~srds Eizsbth.
CL.ss .-H0.s,s % ALL sisDs, MgLEs, J.cSs. trc
Be- Stan On Tor dfau,ht, II. W Csber.ou, Ors1ge.
Be-, Mar. for dralsft Pei Llm, Chatham.
sT.LLf0ss HAEEs AsD COTS
Best Hon,. Gos. Wright. Gardner Aycnar, Pessaie.
ft- s,shou year. Oh, Al-Ysucfr sstnEse, nJnsatiA
One pairo nl-. ". ~ Fu', N-~nk.
smss ~ .e Hrury Fear.f South ot.nSe.
south Amen d J,luy G. c PUdea Ehzabe.h
Be-, nseb. pair Ho-. over 10 hand. high fr the c.rale
B.. psir over IS hsos. Did " Berry Ponp,on Plain.
Bet pair hands, ~ Afh. fsmiy osrage, d. Sander
WIRE fou,e
E.rraffsrcy matched hose. Wm. Arnsrsnr Lshyet,e.
1fotns fior-s. ~. sIons. IRE bid
Be-. pair us,,b bed ;IottiI Holses Aychgs Psss.c.
SADDLE HossFs
Bsok Hswt GsldirG Hu,h MsI~'h, Bergen.
Glass J-SHyEP, SWIM .sD POULTRY &c.
SWfs.
PEE, Berkshire Pear J. 3. Efyar Rshw.y.
Bel Berkshire Sow, james MoCab- Uuioa-
Be-, Berkshire Boar y Hs1e.. Esbs.h.
B.s, so1 Henry Fireman suth Orsrge
Second bet, I. h. HUT, sutols
PICS
Rest ht Berkshire, G-orz. Hartshpfne, Rahvly.
B.s, sug ID BosT. Henry Farmer. South Orauss.
Be-, SOW, Henry r.ru.r, Sou OrsDge.
Beet lot ii e, aou and Ps. g. Chetwood Elizabeth
MiDDLr-"OoLED sHEErl
Bet naive Buci J. X Ssker
Bss' Buct Lambs, - HsrtsaOrLe, Railway.
Bet . 1--we Lanbs
Be,t 2iupcrt.d uiddls-voo'ed Ewes, same.
Bet naive Ewes, under years, } X sicker
Best pens y.afng Back. J. G. Taylor, Hoindale.
Cross BbEED EWES.
Rest 5 cro., breed Ewes, J. Is. Eds.r.
Beat B,nJ shire dosn Bucks, c. Hainss Eirab-,s
F. Org woDled buch yeAs sh EktOe, Clinton
Best Ewes. years, q. A. kx,DD, Clinton
Best 1--we snd Lsnts, SAM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

BOGUS DIsraroRJs FROM B,LriaoRE.-Certsin per-
fols IA baltimore have lately been hcaxiug the press
with spurious accounts OF alleged riots AMI outrages in
that city. Tie Bah,mote C,,Pr,r of Tuesday says;
eve hsy. waited uat now for correction of these
Infamous lasehoods, but none has been made. We
are nov At liberty 10 poit to the authors. These dis
patches were sent 10 Philadelphia from the office Of
TIE Baiimoyc Saa. That paper has received more
support from the people Of baltimore than any ever
puhlu he'd here IL has inside fortune for lie pTopne
tors, from tho hard earnings ~ the merchants
aud mechanics o. city II Is now the recipient If
nore patronage than any other paper lts gratitude
IL unaffected Ia tie jispA,chog OF infamous false
hooi 60 add 10 the delar atom Of Baltimore which hiss
from time g. time been uttered in It's editorial columns.
our ut'ghbors If TIE AgfFrcdn are not free from
blame il this ms'tor. Dispatches have been forwarded
tm their oiioe which were calculated t. do injury To
baltimore, and the correction Of their u!,s.s'cnen.s
las been slow t. come, of never came al al; but IN
t.a uidt II al Cur troubles when the public here
were aroused 10 the intcusest indgnaoS a. tie sys
tenatic dslsmslion Of city these ispstches have
been traced 20 tie Office If Baltimore Newspaper,
ehAh IL receiving tie favors 81 ueary cur whole pop
us'ior. We have suggestions 20 make. II our
citizens csruo rscogulre bow their interests have been
betrayed sad ard the remedy, they dessrSe 10 saher,
az they have done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-YORK.......stFr. ls.
Cleared.

ersuth!p-ArEo Lir-. Hsvrs ". 2 Drsyt0u.
sllp.-Afr-ic Zsr-.s. LvefpS Z-rszs ca aumara. Ab
bot rr.lci.oo J. Esgs ia, Fsh Yong New Orleans,
y H. Bnsh.n
Bars-Fssl. Safer Carac1a W L. vis.
PHf.-F,ira ysgle. Hut hii Crrecoa gof PsHuhn
r b. un'urr iBr D. Cob. Hsvsus l. GsEer West Sud
y, Gavrsiou D. Murray, jules tsP) Ee!isco - Johns
\ y Gru.z. sllacs 4 Co
Soho usr.- Lsocsdea smil s.lsn r. w Rop-sl Co Han
nibAi U.u,wortn Jacus. z Kdier Harkseu, Chul-on D
{ aursy. Lsrut.- Perry New Oreso. OasIeyk H-a,-
ing L . soug Li.cum. Chars'ou, hcCfeady NJ =: Co
n. sue, Bacon BsIt'uafr, Jss HcR.e
SOW L. Ha1 gum Russell Taunton, master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

Army ornrRs.-che following orders have been
rssncd IN inc department Of CAhforua: L. the depart
nAsd Of Tao troops al Camp S.ocktou, Texas. daring
abe absence II lAeuI Jones Shsrhufne; Assists, Sur.
ecen r A. Qnalsn will proceed to Fort unpsgna and
rl.c,e Assistant Surgeon |allHm. who will proceed Ia
cavalry, vii report IT Fort Mason to Major uoln.s,
man, drst infantry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

NV JAL.-Tne Supervisors If fcinond County
have recently taken steps tosard the erection OF g
new County Jail, to be located upon the grounds IL
connection with the Poor Hose property. The build
my at present occupied FOR the confinement OF crin-
mails on the leland consists Of sm,l il-ventilated
and alto. ether inadequate structure, comprising ak
apartments ccls and should have long since been
abaldoued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

NAIiOsAL AsERICAS (NOS CLUB.-The Na.ions
American Union Club met last evening and eiested
d.. following officers Tor g.. ensuing year:
President Jon tn Ptip, Vice President J,-tp Forb.s
Second Ne Pf.,orrt william H. Berry Treasurer Jtn'i =
Iurref R,ood'ns secretary Ausass ti1~ Cou.,E 'udus
srt,tsry a Tinpsu. Sergeant Victor johns
F.uarc~ Csgnuic~ william O buncs, Ed~zgl I. botss,
Jane. n AhAAndor, sph W Asn'.rr- - Joan Saaiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
Religions Notices.

Antioch Baptist Church. sey-uth az lShr-
Prrschirs - JOHN OtlsCI ADAMS rsstDr a. 70. ard
= Ceu'eErrr- meeting A.rr!r sab cot" On
81 q ihe Aurecl Church a"
Abingdon->qunre Union Church. Lebanon Hal. NJ
ID sbr. t1srs -Psr4 q ] saOAhDW o. A. N.
,nl S-atsir-e szh5ltL Scbcol .lt i.s Cs.,.s A.
p
hiNHN bhiHst 'hurchs N-,t AZ -. BE- gen the
81 iur c' Az. --ry cppst- L. sth Hs,en-Th-
r. LArHEOP, u. Ill p--.ch aeoy- TOMORROW
ADhNlNO a. ~ O'Clock. Tie Rsv. p L MACON ID d
If AlaAnyi vii pTc.h ~ To- AFTERNOON {. 81 oc1ck
sIsss.l' y,ii i-e eiy aud sssE, selsEsy are cordially
lsyExc 20 s.,sDd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
Moses kimball,

Moses kimbal, esq, OF Boston, offers three
prizes, OF ;l., S. ard g. TO the either. Of FRANKLIN
County sho s.t out the largest number Of sugar MS
plss along the roadside durug the year 1850 and WI
probably continue the same next wear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

Amy IYrELIIGtSS IRON UrAu.-Sccond Lieut.
Ahx injury, Tenth Infantry, has been directed 10 loio
ard AXE command Of the escort @ the exploding parry
anier Cap ain Siupson, TopograPhicd Eeginears
Second .eu. james l.. Thompson Tonth Infantry,
hsvsrg rendered bis resignation, "uucOnitional xnd
immediate, has ,oavo vi absence fjr sisty days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
Re<~futs sf Produce.

Sn,.r NJ Al por-y. Sur. ia us sbs yoc', III
h,s Wa. - 81. Carn MAJ = IT. sssh Os. = ~ d.
Corr ass 90 Ry. 1870 phD Oh Ma, 10 a. o. Isx AZ
1 DO. Wk.sky, 20 DC Pr5.s1ns, IS DO Ashes -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
Nv TelrgrnDh,

sA'DY HOOK, SIP, Is. 'gu.etNo vessels IN S,h.. bound
iu Wi1d hst', p : p ~~stEsr 'hick. and r.irug.
NEWoRLE Ans s-pt- laCd. EMP .l.den, for Liv-
rrp0,l
WASHINGTON Ser. le.-rhe EswsOte.as Pisaylne ~
Sunday last The oaS D. Foster from se York bound
& HaSsus ashore The -, lat Jo>e- shoas
ri OF isft ~ Sss-su
PETtkssusG Va, Sept. ls-Arr bssk D,cot 81, Ens.ri
ralg - iruu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

CKUriTY.-A man named Nicholas Egbert was ar.
frsd Bulls HEAD Is,pd Tuesday last; ani naed
tito r cruelty e.rss boy ey,A ysas VI ve, fos xaiSa
h sansyst sv,sgr laisrsal L. lsyisA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
Pns.euPsrs Arrived

II hs 10 Si>rsert EraPp, from HsztsrgDr I. Pei.
ann ts't c. R1ch. W.ug-r
T. ne s,,e bon-ore. Jr-m P0,t1u PrrsceJ x s,huit l.
A. Il. lIsFz Gen GUfr-re Mr Pinpt,s, AID ssf7an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
observation-disclosures. 10000

lacsessr.............. '........... 10000
TIE ratio of the tax Is 80 cents e>ch $lO0 proiu
chg st2 800 20 The Tex 6s. year II cen's on
each il,c yielhrg il taI,e tho sun Of ~ us o.
G. ~ tl4eaae " arlaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

aIsI.TUzE ALMANAC
esu-P..~,.. 5.s2t c.0s Naor-Rfp., J..
stcH
Sandy Hooi 9:f7 T.snS ..I0:35 Hel-Gs.e IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
Tn, .rroE. - EvoL,sD.-Tle L0atos Day
E.sr, Of lug1s: % ssy':

sN.rf OF AuSes - 10y :.
F.,!, g, d. r,-rcrny ke.-sen l. ID. J. mo- -
sat -, 4 IT, above yAe,on.s1ot va ofssfTe5,
.xts-5fr ron ne stem Temper . Ne h9r.a
vet 900 80 bor-h eat, SO 'e'csaz 70 tie I-aa-
TIE ,EIesrsroe n re - a. - !, 90. itf h
80, tt4 hs-hes 9; Il; q: the s-sSe "a. t.-tea
80, -. b~,vs,. .i,h gree; D,iiisncy. The b-sr'
fu espl.y ,.sd o- spost sr hosr al insn g'siu's,
die5 sr.y, LEAVING seIsie sAa Ile'O-1'a s'-11oa
by"
ne Jo.so- H,rs ef The re1t Gay has tas foIo sisi
,irps.sh froc, scu..sn?'os:
Last tig1t, he'zssn ~ a'1 j. - 'n
here IN tie roth ,si nOrtb. vet, SCI u, up a, .
.yer. s-tri.e Will ~ other par. oil t,s nfnsnso
wee quite (.rk Iii, Appearance s.fe' ~ e2tsie
erkb,etue. Be,rtsr ! ss1 tnis ->'reHg ol0nd
cane % from the spaih as teey csne mo tie vers
q the i.up portsou n rs .sy. ny oecs1,e ting.
witt roesu to-, snd pu-Ps sad ri coruses,iu
acre oorting. y visible si'.cg the asa'e.a mo-
besutifGi ed rsInsrtsele sppesrsooe.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
gpeidI Notifies.

Post-Onice Notice.-THE MAILS for EUROPE 81.
SOUTHAMPTON md HAERt, Per I. = ,.~a u1er AR.GO1
III close wis flee SATURDAY. the
Der, o. - peioek a. N ISAAC v fDNLHR, Postmaster.
1n6deI Convention of 1sj9.--rae Central Executive
oft1e lNFIDE- ASSOCIATION ~ IT, UNITED sTAfgj by
virtue u poFI invested In them BY Ee Cons y
es iron II nee = meet N Conyenion FIRST MO 4
DAY IN OCTOBER NEXT h tAs City Of Pniad. pha Tr.7
rrse q 81 . usc every a % he gstredns
i've both In numbers ara t5y that erce.air Is nav 81
mos rf1ruc'lve 4 sysntags csus "a. sE
Of r. m and erseqgel destruction CT Er especially ,a,f
torn krowr - sup-rt'i,i-u.
Tia CeuIs EIe.utise ecu u,.ee s.l pro,. suitable u,,c
y >~ps and Go al IL their power aisas- for The c,ff
csegt'-s ard trieaos
Byaser, ROBERT HAMILTON President.
RoBEEr ALLGs secrrtaJ
fhlscs .ghIs, AUg Ijs.
Grand WashbDsIoDtan Temperance Eyncr,
ence Meeting vii - he'd n 81 SHAY EsESISG :,
Becker sUl1ns r.r of Re krs ao-tou.. S.L.-.
40 'erds Ct TEMPERANCE Eost respectful invited 20 az
tend. JOds Ola p,.,ts.o."
WN NASH, Secretary.
The fearthstone Club" viii ra.-. ia Fan No d
O. PR - .as II.s SIP, ~ q. oeeek p n Pc, o.as,
"A'a H. 4 W. JoHs1oS Pr adsls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE Va NEW

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE va NEW
Cap: :1s ss -
~ ss hmrs aa sID s G q 70. . i
A-I.... ,oss. ~ ,. recorded secured v any ~
yr.tsh :: ssson !: sSI"stsA r'ssa With Gsss HspsscA
WA sosDEN, As.ss n,s 70 and n w.sA
NETWORK AND ERIE RATLROAD.--On
S;Ss1Es s.P. ~ So lot 6a:as
and p,iPc4ps s ip..Tasdi..s stations. ~ ''' ''''''
MAIL TRAIN ats fa Dalkrt and sus.lo and inter.
RoCKLAnD PASSENGER q. s:S D. u, from 10, Of Ham.
Way PAssESoEs .aS n s.ssSi: ssS
AID d ny i5ssr ~ 81. siass s.s,,on.
The shove iisl: das sunday. s1sep.sa do 'uo"~
These Exp. raias connect a, Eluirs With the Emis
hauon VITA The Syracuse aud Bnshson Railroad or sJrs
P.o.s So,nSs with The slnso Coroios and Ne-Yk
DeA~ne Lacsa@snna and Western Railroad for scronton, =
n1sn.tyie Th ne Baaso and NewY CITY Raosd IA
nunsio and Dgnkr with the Lsse Shore Railroad III Csve
r NXThG Sfi9' a "a Receiver.
NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.
= IN A., ssOhaLR ARRANGEMENT. 49,,
= :As1n, New, YORK. a. follows:
,or WI. snd $3.50 IT, a:N and s:Sp.
s T., Wh ne 6;;ains-ll:Sc m 400 snd 500 p
-, MATE ai.s Is p m from WHITE and Csutss
For Asany-s;ss m, Mail Train
~ Returning viii leave
Dover fisins $50 q
VII. rsiR; 500 .a - e.pas%:
Albany, ll:o e., bsi. Train.
w. J. CAMPBELL. sapes.atsnS~nA
NEW-YoRK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
~ ESs. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT lsA.
p .. , cornenc1ns Nay q, 1859
lssensep Ss.on In NswYors conner o, Hth sne tbs,.
Altrarce 27ths.
TRAINS LEAVE IIw.Yosk,
4. rev nsvsn, g m Tex d 1915 Sis tex }; $50 nA
80 p M sof brdye2cr (sxl; IS, S:l5 (e1l,
~ and 4;t5 m FoI Milford sYsfoId vIrsed. sc1tspon
Al "es'pcrt "a NJ 2:+5 81 ard IS D. For Horw.l,
Gam l2:R, 5:l5 (sxD; $50 AS $50 90 o m yx
osisn sne oIee9-ieh s. m; i2s5, $50 4tS $50. sS
"a sor san 'o.d, tsxlss m; l2:S sl5 lex So,
- 20 ~ a. FOR Por, Che.sr and lssrDedisS ~
Cifs, y va n L - $3.50, s:4S $3.50, e:a~p ~
., CONNECTING TRAINS
r sos.oo ss m s5 n. ten) ga Hsuasd "a
Ani pmiey) For nectcut River kAr
,osa = s9sL'A u lex AID 3:i5p leA) 10 NorInADy
IN 'o Haven. New London All 5.oningon RAilEoaA
IN end j.! m. FOR Canal Railroad NorhAmpton-
"a ssL) 40 .;S m For Houssorie Rsurosd, o N -
So m For NsGss'uck Railroad. Q III, S:l5 p n -
psasofy ao< Nosvslk Railroad, q - m, $50 p o..
JAkES h. H0xT. esea1n1sn1ee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

~, Z. 'es .... wsrs.; :,se s. Co.'S, s 49,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-12-03
A TOUCHING PRAYER.

ION the Sunday next following the IIarper's
Ferry blow for freedom, the following prayer was
offered at the Shiloh Presby yterian Church, (color-
ed), in New York.
'Oh Father, we long to put before thee this af-
ternoon the melancholy condition Of the millions
Of our brethren now in chains. Oh! give them
thy help and assistance, so that they may come
forth aud worship according to their conscences!
May the day soon come when slavery shall be no
longer on the earth-when the principals OF hu-
manity shall be established-when justice shall
reign supreme. and slavery having passed away,
we may meet together happy people improved in
knowledge and goodness. Father we pray for
mercy upon the thousands and tens o! thousands
of broken-hearted mothers. who mourn because
their darling little ones have been snatched from
their 5osoms We should remember, as we look
arouLd upon our own happiness and domestic
comforts. and pray earnestly that it will not be
long before all the people of this land shall ENJOY
similar blessings. Father. remember them as their
tears have fallen upon this coil as blood drops upon
ihe earth, and enable thcm without the shedding
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-12-03
CERTAINLY!-WILL YOU PUBLISH MY
ANSWER?
ROCHESTER, N. Y. Nov. G, 1859

ROCHESTER, N. Y. Nov. G, 1852
Rev. W. G. BRowNLow-Sir: On my return
from brief visit to Canada. find yodr printed
letter under date Of Oct. 25th. Under ordinary
circumstances l should not reply to such letter.
II it had been written by mac who could be fair
ly held morally responsible for preserving the de-
cencies of civilized life in his correspondence, it
would be treated with silent c'ntempt. But each
man must be judged somewhat in the light, or
darkness, of his surroundings. One in state of
society much worse than that which obtained in
the dark ages, trained up under q system which
regards cradlerobbng as Christian virtue, and
man-stealing as mark of exalted piety, cannot be
expected to write letter up to the standard OF
modern civilization. l should not refuse TO an
swer letter from Cannbal. because it was uu-
courteous, or from Thug, because it was indie.
cent. Regarding you, therefore, as an oh-shoot Of
Tennessee heathenism, sort of fungus growth OF
Tennessee barbarism. have concluded to fortify
myself with such disinfecting agents as are at
hand and 60 through with the task of answering
your letter I do not reply to W. g. Browniow
simply, bss to the spirit Of Southern slavery
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-12-03
WHOLE NO. 739.

Of blood oh lord. to walk in the path Of duty
break the heart Of the oprresso,, and palsy bic
arm, that he may be compelled to let the impris>
oned 90 free. May our friends stand 6rm 10 ,hiA
hour Of trial, and may they prove heroic and be
multiplied in numbers thousand-fold, until THE
foul system and curse Of the land. and the shame
of its people, shall be no longer among usI-
Father. we would also remembe. our brethren 10
certain portion Of the land now suffering in
prison, and who are destined to an ignominious
death because they have been the friends OF hu
msuity and liberty. Uurl confusion into the
counsels of their oppressors. and, il they must
perish. grant that for every drop Of blood which
shall Cow, thousands and Hundreds vf thousapda
may rise up to the cause Of bleeding and dowa,
trodden humanity, aud the great jubilee be has
tened when not q slave shall burthen our land OF
any other land under the sun. Grant, Our Father,
that all now in suffering circumstances may be
/ prepared to meet them, and when We come to die
take US home to heaven, whore We shall praise the
s Father Son, and Holy Spirit! Amenp
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-12-03

% good cause" (moaning that he was fighting in
the cause of the slave against the mastery land
that owners have no right Of property in their
slaves" aud said that Brown did nothing but
what any other honest man would do" His case
will come on early in the present term of the ST
perior Court, now in session.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-12-03

IspIogED FOR SEDITIoN.-The grand jury at
Norfolk, Va, have found true bill of indictment
acsipst S. Daneuburg. who keeps clothing and
shoe store in that city, for ssditious language cal
oulated to ineite insurrection.
Tho 6rst count charged him with having used
the words, John Brown was good man, and
was 6shting 10 good cause, and die nothing but
what any other honest man would do" And the
second count charged that he had uttered the fol-
losing sxprsssionr: "JOhn Brown was lighting Ia
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speaking through him as its passive medium
That spirit am disposed to meet, whether il
comes through the medium of
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ANCIENT AND HAPPY.-Runa Rockwell was
married to Rachel Darling sirty.eight gears
ago-on the 18th of November, 1790-he hav-
ing been born in February and she in May of
1773-so that neither was eighteen years old
when they married. They celebrated their
golden wedding" more than eighteen years
ago. They have lived, till quite recently, on
farm in Ridgefeld, Conn.,, which belonged to
Mr. Rockwelfs father and grandfather, and
which he has recently given to a grandson.
A tavern was kept here long before the Revo-
luton, as well as long afterward, and, when
the British burnt Danbury, the father of the
present senior Rockwell conveyed his wife
and this child, then four years old, out of the
British line of march, and then shouldered his
musket and joined the defenders of Ridgefield
The then child, now old man, still clearly re-
members his return with his mother to their
home, and the arrival there about the same
time of several Americans who had been
wounded in the fight and brought in to be
cared for. But he and his wife are still hale
in body clear in mind, and fluent in speech
N. Y. Tribune.
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REVISION OF TIE STATUTES.

THURSDAY, May 5.
The Committee met at 10 a. NJ. They de-
clded to add no new chapters to the Report of
the Commissioners, except in order of the
General Committee, but TO incorporate the
statutes of 1889 therein to make no changes
In the order or arrangement of the laws as re-
ported by the Commissioners to report no al
teratlons nor amendments of substance III any
existing law, nor any new legislation, except
upon an order from the General Committee as
hereinafter set forth and upon such order the
committee to whom it may be referred ahall
pass upon the expediency of the alteration or
amendment or new legislation proposed, and
adopt or reject the same as they shall see fit.
They decided that all alterations or amend
ments IN the Commissioners report, or in eX-
lsung laws, and all new legislation proposed,
shall be embraced in an order by any member
desiring it, and such order shall be offered to
the General Committee, and by them referred
to the appropriate subcommittee. And the
order shall be endorsed with the name of the
title to which the proposition it contains re-
lates, and the number of the committee to
which it should be referred. 1t shall be refer
red to the committee without debate, and the
clerk SHALL prepare blank orders for this pur-
pose. Also that the General Committee have
daily session at o'clock, p NJ, to act upon
the report or communication of any subcom-
mittee, or to pass upon any other matter re-
curing immediate attention.
To this extent the subcommittee were
agreed. Sections to which there was differ
ence of opinion, were laid on the table. This
result was reached after several hours discus
sion.
Rules and Orders.-Mr. Upham of Salem,
from the committee to prepare rules and or
ders, reported tavorably to the adoption of the
rules and orders of the Senate, with some ex-
ceptions, additions and alterations appropriate
to the case. The report was accepted.
CommiteeS.-The Chairman appointed the
following Committees Division and assign
ments of the laws of 1S59-Messrs. Fabens,
Butler, Griffin, Merrill, Norcross
Sub COmmiteeS-No. 1-Messrs. Phelps,
Branning, Wentworth, Hinckley, Spoford.
No. 2-Butler, Luce, Norcross, Chamberlain
and Eldridge. No. 3-Brooks, Wells Brim-
blecom, Lothrop and Fox. No. 4-Smmons,
French, Rice, Cobb and Warren. No 5-Odi-
orne, Griffin Gushing, Morton and Arnold
No. 6-Parker, Russell, Stearns, johnson and
Peabody. No. davis, Bacon, Upham
Canning and Tucker No. 8-Fabens, Mer-
rill, Sumner, Borden, Hartwell and Hale
On motion of Mr.. Upham it was ordered
that sixteen constitute quorum.
Adjourned until Friday at 2 p. NJ