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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17
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A CaDEAIY OF MUSIC-ADELINA PATTI.
a POSITIVELY Two OPERA NIGHTS ONLY.
,,c,, ~, .t,ii,SYlhRst yi6db osS 5oySAMsULA
Many perlons ha,ns unable TO obtain scsis and sn
"'1 I" VIC $50 &Ge, 4DElIEA PATTI,
Tie DE-@aArs s-s- 49, :. .snl.uis for
T,yO PATTI NIGHTS,
which w be the only that viii be given n the Tesofa
o. We eo%bb; sg;T "a f fsg51 Vim take place on
i'' WEDkEsDAY EvENINd, Dee a. Ata O'clock
wbea WI Dc give, pq9il ~ VPs NSs MOOR
and Tie second and positively last "a ri NIGHT on
IHUasDAf L EEiNG, Dee q,
On yacb occasion VII be given
NILE. ADELESA PATTI
VIII Os sisaoT, sRIoNoL AaoDIo and wEINL sc dNz,o
sS1si..ioc Reserved & 81 20 FRONT boxes
-four seat - Fsosly circle 30 ees,i r Stos win com
-snce on MONDAY, Dec 49, - a.. .d,.to,l
koufs 15s" WI Muse Pc wa wee M the private VIA
be ieT sse also 4ss0et nd MOS No 70i sro&a
Ticket. aud .ests may be had at the door
NRAND VOCAL AND INSTRU AENrAL
- BrvrFr 9th. V %SoSkMES Of Light Bradbury
HG FS,f EycE S saS TSi M, a5sfc hy ire
Kindly given the Of his OCCASION h OF charge, By Nj
On wEpNEsP De- Y'I ESEN nc. Dec. 81.
W. NOS; generously lendcIe d tser services:
The artists II the italian Opera;
biinora MAXI III ilDRNH,
Signor bEAt' /CARDE,
signoT MACCAFERRlf
SignoT AROAy AM, .
TIRE EATIOFlAL MUSICAL INSTITUTE
GeAND ORCHES FRA ,~,
OOndocors. III IS sUGGivAN
ss .scb may 5. obtained at the principal Music
Stores, Hotels. and Of the Committee
n. ]. NEWTON, No. 42l Broome-st,
PETER WlLER M III CeDtrest, lComrnttaa
Lowell MASON, IT,, No Msrcerst,
WIN. A. POND. No. ST Broadway
PETER COOPER INSTITUTE
MISS HATTIE ANDEM
Be 70 announce to her friends public that she win give
GRAND CONCERT,
A. the Han Of the Union Cooper Instituted on TUESDAY
EVENING, Dec TO- assisted BY the following distinguished
| artists:
! MI &. b. MILLS
| Mr. Ed. MOLLENHAUER,
| Mr. ERNEST PERRlSG,
| DIR. CHAS. A. GUILNETrE
| Conductor Mr.. w. Ii. CURRlE.
Tickets cents the pscpa1 hssie Stores, and q
| lie door on the evening Of the Concert
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ACT THE THIRD.

THE PARIOH AND HALL Al
Prepa ations for the oskey claims the pound Of
ae.Ihe be- soldPete the snmphis address
40 his eslard bIudseTs ''-Dsrkie enthutiAsm.
TIE SLAVE SALE.
Rata the mate MaeDolia-OrAce, the yellow sl and
her shidren Buy me lnar 'Pete the stand has ndg
nation at roins cheap The Oetoroon L,sonster
nation OF Inc sevcs-McCoskey bdsIhe assault ~ Oeott-
Bowie knve. and reyoyersOora Zoe, who Gas
taken away her oyeI--1he sale OF the OctoToon
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ACT THE SECOND.
THE LANDING ON THE ATCHAFALAfA,

Sender returns old trade and takes
wants ms picture took-Pete brings terrible news-Loe confirms
h-eorgs declaration Of HE love- tie does not know what
AMI be eighth blood-McCioskey's resove-Wah no tee
and PauThe apparatus Workihe daguerreoype portrait
PGu takes HE likeness assisted By the ndianThe saw
nses fear for the sehine-Ih links deadly wespon-Paul
M for his poursitIhe sitack-Ihe murder-Ihe letter and
ire Fight Terrebonne viii be sold and Zoe viii be- nine
she revenge OF the Indian and his grief fol Paul.
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ACT THE FOURTH.
ruls pnTVLE mex nE THE MAGNOLIA

THE BomEK DECk OF THE MAGNOLIA,
THE LANDING AND THE WoODPiLE
heighted into the cold mud and cant hoaiNo matter
up hang on 10 % iT the ma"
asIe Of Of the .5sye dyeog
cred and the missing mailbag brought to hh-E hdeocs
S"'ns' THE LYNCH TRIAL
Counselor Sender defends the lndan-scudder on Lynch
new Mns,: arrives ye on ol ae
proved ard Corrected Ediion-MeCoskey in fr-Ihe Yer
dict and the Seizure Taa r saED On FIRE Escape
Cut the Ropes-Bses her out-CleAr Sway-rhe Criminal
THE DESTRUCTION 0E me STEAMER MAGNOLIA
HE vessel swings in the stream prey the Games.
ACT THE FIFTH.
SCENE PBsT-THE sEGKO euARTsR-SleHr.
Tee her Old Dido-The old Obi Doctess-rhe
dIiuk thai the red FeyerIbe night Alter the saee
scESS sxooSD-fHE COMMUNICATIONS
McCokey Of Daugerhis fight through the swampe-HIi
essapeThe dussy shadow Of death behind nnrne Indian
the var psth-1 ~ pursuit-Ihe human bloodhound.
SEINE IHRD-THK KED CEDAR swAxP
SspddeT and Pete their road home-Ihs Alarn-WhAii
SSS,I he he wo run down At is.erhe indias s,d his victim
Save em the oePng katie Of the svse-aage Seadasr'
sssddeI Ielents-n protection OF the white man
Tn. Or at renesoane ssas+zOe sdieu to her home be-
before leSyes for the hoGse Of Der nstrTse glass;
q wsieI-1he arrival Of scudder-rhs Joyful Ee~sPse in
THE oCToRooN GOES HOME
LITTLE PAULs GRAVE.
MeCloskey appeals tie highest trbuRA-rhe t that
OF the indian wahbotee.
VVAUGH's ITALIA.
w Thi, GRAND MOVING PANORAMA OF ITALY,
Which has been on EXHIBITION At
HOPE Fo SF MIL f SS nos gsS,d"''
WILL SOON CLOSE.
-'''' '''" THE ELITE or kEW.Y6RK,
Hsve made thi DELIGHTFUL TOUR --..
pGS and siFURDAY AFTERNooN a. soss Oi
Admittsnee, Is cents Children ~ cents
GRAND AUCTION, AND CLOSING NIGHT
~ OF TIE GREAT CHAHi1f FAIR,
~ ''''' GRAND CLOSING NIGHT
or ibe Ladies Greai Charity Fair
Al THE .f AcAPEMS S,& or MUSIC
or THE ILLUMiSATED MANUSCRIPT BIBLE
SO Year, Old
IMMENSE ATTRACTION.
Last Day to see the BOOK Of Valuable Autographs
Ad mission only Is eents
{" DARISlNA." -
with B. PAUL AKERS' ItSs eminent American soaP,oa
dead PEARL DIVER"
Just sddsd 70 the collection Of Above 10 srcss wski Of Art
DUSSELDORF GALLERY,
No. S4s BROADWAY.
Admission iSe Open dsy and sveains
TIVE ELITE OF OUR CITY CROWD TEN
= TO SEE THE w6 no sftt WORK OF ART,
TIE MODEL OF
Now on Exhibition At TEMPLE HALL, s.k-sy, ece daas
east sf Broadway Open every Evening
GRAND iLL6STRArIoEs EACH EVENING
DALMERs STATUE,
Il THE WHITE CAPTIVE"
exhibition ~
BCHAUs'S GALLERY, No. SO BROADWAY,
Between Houston aud BeeckeT-sss.
Admission IS cents Open from = N 70 10 ma
GREAT NATIONAL PICTURE.
HTHE HOME OF WASHINGTON
AFTER THE WAR"
Painted By ROsSITER aud MIGN0r. Nov exhibition II
TIE NATIONAL ACADEMY Or DESIGN
TEarHsT. HRoApwAI,
n.n.. J. MCCLURE
uARDINGEs STUDI0.-On VIEW and
for SALE: GGnsborOux's celebrated picture,
THE W0ODCUT1EkS DAUGHTER"
Aeknow the Wok Of this master IN the United
States 1.-THE WAGES OF SIN IS DEATH"
rhsf Aso works BIZ ether high chs Gt.stA
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Drp Soubs.

NEW CARPETS
REDUCED PRlCE5
Ipwsrd OF slog0O0 in CARPETS at reduced prices Goods
.s IA the retail Tor cash and st Uniform prices
Velvet Medallion Cspets, new patterns 81 81 - per yard
Velvet Carpets, = IS to , en per yard
Tapestry brussels Carpets s2Io. 10 81 per yard
Brussels slpets Tapestry, 81 2t 10 81 40 per yAd
1hroe-py ,aIpets, Ell to + 10 per yard.
SupeTrns Ingram Carpets all WOOL Vc 20 zoe per yard
K1ra Pine and Fine ingram Carpets all wool 4e 10 900 PEI
ysTd. a., -, =. A
Extra Fine and Fine Ingram Carpets not al wool W. 70 Ac
Iwfed Pain Carpets, wool and hrEpi Dstch
CARPETS Oilclohs IN Widths and qualities o. 20 ltS
pruszets Cloths Bordered Crumb Cloths, Rns, Door
asts Coz MkttiDgs Table ana Piano Covers 6e
GEO T.. L. HYATT,
Nc 273 Csnast., and No. "a Howards.l
Between Broadv ay and BHl-st, " Y.
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GRAND MASONIC REUNION
~ TIE FRATERNITY OF f. AND A NJ,
4HB yIRsT DECREE TO THE THIRrY-TmRo AND
LAST DECREE,
Under the sanction Of the various Grand Bodies working In he
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE,
ACADEMY I OF MUSIC
TUESDAY EVENING. DEC. 20, 1889.
The Seventh Regimen, Band, led by NOn consisting Of hy
Rrsa ape raining to the degrees of the A and Rte only
aiesets to admit one gentleman and two l 50 each ana
'A I@s1 1sSs Mson: 1iny So "a SSesd%sy
Hal ! Sons Music Store No $40 Broadway:
MI j. Drummond, No. I42 Cbsthsm-s.
Robert Gss :::yy,d X 10 q 3 Bs ss;as.
j. W. Simon,, No. 30 Cstbsliue-st
j. n H. Ward No. 29s West 24th-st.
{. n MeClenach0n, NO City Hal
Dr. James NJ Austin, O. seey OF G. Lodge Odd Psnsws HAa
Henry C. Banks, No. John-st
SAMUEL swartz No. 81 East 20dst
Charles L. Church, No s27 hudsOn-st-
y. A. Dusenbury, Washington Hotel
Jas Music Store under Union Piece Hotel
s. Nicholas Hotel
Fifth Avenue Hotel
La Fargo House.
Union plsce Ho'el.
ST. Dennis Hotel
Metropolitan Hotel
Ti1th fosS Co. No s47 Broadway
Horace Waters No 8S3 Broadway
h TIE RGSss Wi m Rs snSf of IN kbc. hesier
The floor viii be under the supervision Of M CHARLES
sien, gusranty for the comforts Of deneers -
DRAYTON's ENGLISH PARLOR OPERATE
ENTERTAlNM ENTS
HOPE CHAPEL,
Broadway, Opposite New Iork Hotell.
BEST ATTRACTIONS IN NETWORK
POSITIVELY THE LAST MATINEE IN THIS CITY,
SATURDAY at p. N.
LOVE is BLIND.......i,.By VAL Morris, use.
UNE9uALEo yi9LlS b NJ nr.r,A
VII ipod ee I'm but Simple Peasant Maid" from B1ie's
Of o s1S Mr. DREAM 81 TIE
ER-hTst tine In America " -,
vonee from 70 P also, at sibes, No u wdl-.t
Seat. nSn 6eTsd Soc other seats 2Sc.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
IN MANAGER............... Mr.. E. EDDY.
GRAND GAIA MATINEE.
Admission to ali parts 30 Cents
ALL THE GREAT ARrlSrES.
fMdAaERlfINI pRMy,
BEAUCARDE
ANA ~ MAocAFERRI
FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
CONDUCTORS ;..;::.;ir:::.;; CARL AR ANScHUFA
"IRovATORE."
The Grand THO from ,ouR,pn1
LA TR0VAT0RE.
To conclude with the Second Act Of
LUCRkZIA b0RGIA.
SATURDAY EVENING, at O'Clock.
FAREWELL NIGHT and
BENEFIT or Mr. EDDY
GREAT DOUBLE ENTERTAINMENT
DRAMATIC AND oPERATlC.
IRON CHEST.
Selections from the Operas Of
TROVATORE, TRAvIATA ka
To eonelpde with the farce OF
THE MARRIED RAKE.
NIBL0s GARDEN
~ RETURN OF THE RAYELSi
The RAVELS who present drawing immense bosses u
the Boston 1bsSteT, val open at
kIBLO'S GARDEN
On MONDAY, Dec. 10. 1882
and win play for three weeks only previous 20 the departure
for the South Daring the shoF stay they viii have the pleas
GRAND FAIRY PIECES BALLETs, dc,
not played during their last engagement here
MILES. HENNECARr, MARIETTA LANFRbTTAs LIMA
MlNDEL, Miss FRANCES, sc,
who have crested sensation the 6oonisns viii have
The honor OF appearing together with the other Popa is
LARGE AND EFFICIENT COMPANY.
Particulars IN future bills aud advertisements
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60 6porIsmrn.
Mnehiuerp.


COTTON MACHINERY for SALE.-1hree
u COUNTERTwIST SPEEDERs, buit by DanfoEth Cooke
Co. very perfect machine, and in good condition Three
1un Spoilers Spndes two Creel Wspers 80 Bob
ina cash one sro Drawing Frame double and dehvsesi
Hand bues 52 spindes each one ChAe Peke two Chase
lAovers AID part Of bis machinery VIII be sold very
log GRO w. IoNes Aren't viesory Mills ssrsoss Co, VI
CTEAM BOILERS for SALE.--Four cylinder
- BOILERS 80 inches diameter and 20 feet long four DO
inches and 20 feet long two hue Boilers ~ inches
20 feet long with ltinch dnes two hert-
tubular Boilers 90 inches In dlmeter and " feet ong
with 30 2Hch ubes also several upright tubular Dollars
Is power; steam tnzine IL horse
ell complete The above Boilers are ~ good order and YIN
be tested $50 pounds 70 the square - and w DC sold cheap
for each. pquire, address VIM FISNEY Co, No M
Wster-st Brooklyn. J.. l.
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WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT m
Go farmers ano Others.

WESTBROOKs PATtsNT BUTTER MILL,
w or FARMERS CHUP.S--Ihe only cheap and slInps
time aborsasing Ceu. invented Is II
butter OF sweet uk in 6ve unates leaving tie ain p
fctly Il operes eQssy veil sh mEk
IN che spness simplicity and efficiency challenges the soid
Gail and In operation, every dy q y M and
For Butter Mill wholesale and retail of State, C0unsy, sad
Territorial Rights Az, neies call on address
ISAAC w. MORRELL, No. S3t Broadway N Y.
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no COYFECTTONERS AND OTHERS-Aa
no the LIQUOR DEALERS of the CITY
6orses, Carriages, &e.

CLEIGH for SALE.-A handsome SLEIGH, for
- ons OF tao horses with Pole and Shafts, built by Lowu Of
Troy oil sold cheap for cash. exchanged oT 000dA Al
ssoss sLtlGh, BED Ma llsss Psst Vssos-
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Billiard &ablss.

DHEI.AN's IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
Il AND COMBINATION CUSHIONS,
,og sale By the rsssnes and manufacturer TnmsntaE
ktals Avsys en- hand o'CONNoR a c0LLENDEh
Noe 80 as 81 and 50 Crosby-<. Nev-Ynk
IMPORTANT Dot BILLIARD SALOONS.
K BFBRENS,s PATENT BILLIARD REGISTER keepsa
,orrsc account Of the and registers the number Sznsa
.lsyea 0UiRK RROTHfRS No ~ Maiden lAza
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CHEAPEST aud BEST STEEL SKIRTS in
" hEw-YORK.-Mms DEMOREsrS Ne~sbape, Prize
Medal SKIRTS the m0st graceful, durable, aud cheapest
S.irts aud cannot 1et out Of oroer. -
Great reduction prices sou SKIRTS reduced TO 81 80
- skirts reduced 81 20 springs best se~ed Skirts,
81; Chidreu's skiTts, all sizes, at very low prices
Nos. 5T5 broadway, $40 Canal St. - Bogery,
Nos l9 9th ay., 2lt Grand-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17

Eleventh night Of
EVERYBODYS FRIEND.
To eoptlude with, time here the Petite Comedy Of
FORTY AND FIFTY.
EOTICEAmong The novelties In active preparation and
shortly forthcoming this 1heaier viii be introduced
NEW DRAMA,
Fail interesting plot incidents serious and connie peculiar
character and startling effects - . - -.
NEW EXTRAVAGANZA
OF FORCE, FUN AND FlNERY.
Each novelty with Scenery, Costumes hssic, and Me-
eknery ~
Doos opeu q. performance 10 commence at scleck
Boa BOOB open Tor the week
The performance viii terminate every evening by
o. -
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IL a. lass Trains Chambers Station as
Express Trains and u q m snd isr Sing Sing
and 500 o. for Pooghksepsis, 1880 and l9s0
and 8 20 D. a. for Peeksk, $50 m The Poushkesps
Sing Sing Trains Of the Way stsso.
Canal Christopher
frns for Troy at Sis and O;I0A and
A " SMITH. auperfataulanf
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I,nR ROSTON and PROYIDENCE. wa NEW-

L'oR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, wa NEW
l. PORT and FALL RIVER.-The splendid and superior
eSlneI METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves Nswf ora every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY, az oseck 2
r. end the EMPIRE STATE, Cap., Brsytsn MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, 81 e'elsct a, from Pie<
SO. g. N. X.
Hereafter no win oe regarded secured 70 any xpp
s.n until shall have been paid for.
FREIGHT Boston forwarded through nth great Dispatch ~
WN BORDEN. Aesns. Noe 70 and n wss%ss
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NORTHERN r. r. of N. JERSEYS
IN mont, Nysck, Hsekenseck, Enslewood, kc--As
sf Courtiandsst. (sunday cxcepted az $40 . m ana
s;io p. u Leues Pesnoat e I:o5 aud 7sS = n ssaS@
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1tramboaIs. ano Railroa0s.

~ SPRINGFIELD NORTHAMPTON, ana Towns on the
Line Of Vermont Railroads-Fare TO hew-HRven. SlThs
Film CITY Cspt Lewis viii leave Pier No ~, Z. r. on
CITY OF HARTFORD, Capt Simpson will leave on Mon
BAY. "WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, a. p. m Returning.
New Hsver alternate nights texcept Sundayl at IL
N. No charge for Ber,hs The TRAVELLER, Capt Bo.ns,
will Leave at 4 D. nl MONDAY WEDNESDAY, and Fhi-
DAY for the Railroads remain board over
night without charge Merchandise forwarded to Vermont
Western New Hampshire, Northern New ork and Canada
Apply to FRANCIS DE- AgeOt Pier No. Is T. X, New
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DARNUMs MUSEUM.
I'D VERY LAST TINE
OF the thrilling
MVeKVh EXAMINATION OF
THE loom OF DEVILLRi
Or,
persons with shouts Of uaqaestonsble delight IL wiz be
SATURDAY, Dec. l.. in the
AFTERNOON, at 3 O. lock, and also IN the
EVENING, 81 Is o'clock.
Divided into Three Acts and Sixteen rsDlsazx
superb collection Of Enormous SkRPSSCS, alive inoad
Ing unsgnihoently eOlored, with 80 BABY AMAZON
DAS is here beside fullengtA Wax Figure Of OSA
WATOhIE BROWN; bis AUToGRAPH; TWO PlhkS or
Spears taken ~ HArpers Ferry; the Grand Aqn>zai
ChdeB under TO- 10 cents; PEqSet 10 esass sItrA
NIBLOs SALOON.
IN GEORGE CHRIsTY's
AlNSTRELS.
GEORGE stage hansser
z NJ. AOOLE1 Bpsiness AA1ASels
MONDAY EVENING, Dec H.
and EVERY EVENING daTins the week.
WI be performed the very langhsSle farce c-ned
TIE BLACK STATUE.
whSh wiz appear the THREE GREAT STARS Of the Pro-
ksslOn, GRO. ChRlSTl, MASTER EUGENE, and
S. C. CAMPBELL.
Supported BY the hest Vocal and Instrumental Artists who have
ever appeared before the Poblic
BAND OF MlNSTRELS.
&c Ge.
For particulars see Programmes
SATURDAY, Dec L. GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORM
ANCE, eonmencins al u O'clock
FANNY WINSHIP will give a PARLOR
Il DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT Al Goldheek's Music
hal No rs Broadway, MONDAY EVENING, Dec. lS lSSs,
piss'sleek
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Counselor Sender defends the ndanscudder Lynch
new Witness arrives very UnoKpeciedyAn alteration Of "a
Entertainments that Eyenne-Scuddef hcCiostey IN
proved ard Corrected Edion-McCloskey In firIhe Yer
dict and the Seizure Of the Coskey Escape.
THE SHED on FIRE.
Cut the Ropes-bsck her out-CleAI asay-Tbe Crintna
away-his Indian Destiny pursues him.
The DESTRUCTION Or TIE STEAMER hAGNOLll
BY FIRE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-18

The WINAN's STHANsHIP.-fhe machine
ry on board this singular novelty in slip
building, was put in motion one day last
week at South Baltimore, to smooth the en-
gines before trying the action of the vessel
through the water. The yesscl-which is a
long cylinder in the shape of a cigar, or a
double cone-was made fast to the shore,
and the propelling wheel put in notion
Although it ran at times from eighty to
ninety revolutions per minute, no careening
or oscillating of the vessel was produced by
its action or the s.yibratory motion of the
machinery. The water was thrown from
the wheel at the highest revolution with
much violence and in large masses, and in a
manner and direction Ito all appearance)
particularly well calculated to produce for
ward motion only with economy of power.
The action of the wheel was remarkably
smooth and free from jar or unpleasant
sound. The experiment was altogether
| satisfactory.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-18

RETURNING TO SLAvRRY-A bill is before
the Forth Carolina Legislature to, enable
female slave, who was emancipated and
sent to Liberia, to return to slavery, as the
servant of her former mistress. Her parents
having died in Liberia, she desires to return
to her old home and mistress In the debate
on the bill grave doubts were expressed if
the constitution of the State and the laws of
Congress would permit the enslaving of Il
free African, now in Liberia. 1t was replied
that no act of Congress referred to this case.
She was not of pure African blood, nor ma
tive of Africa, and in returning to slavery
to this State, she did not come within the
acts of Congress prohibiting the slave trade.
One of the speakers considered this case as
giving a high testimony in favor of the in
stitution of slavery in this State, when a
woman, after experiencing the benefits of
liberty, begs permission to return as thR
sieve of her former mistress The bill passed
the House.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-18

THE LEGISLATIVE ELRcTIoNs.-The Sen
ate and House went into joint Convention
on Friday afternoon, at ~ o'clock P. NJ,
and did not get through till near ten o'clock
at night, taking a recess of an hour for
supper. s.aa..
The Democracy proved to oe united, and
except on two offices, gained an easy vic
tory. They elected, on the first bollot-.
For State Prison Director, Grafton f.
Cookery, of Vigo county; Thos. NJ. Brown,
of Floyd; Samuel H. Buskirk, of Monroe.
For State Librarian, James R. Bryant, OF
Marion.
For State Printer, John C. Walker, of
of Laporte.
On the seventh ballot, they elected Rich
ard Raleigh, of Vanderburg, Trustee of the
Wabash and Erie Canal.
On the fourth ballot they elected James
A. Cravens, Ct Washington county, Agent
of State. sa
The elections were very exciting. After
the Republicans found out that they were
sold to the Dutch, y as one of them
expresses himself, they tried to adjourn, but
the Democrats held them to the work and
made clean thing of it, and elected every
officer they could under the resolution.
| The election did not include officers Of
the Sinking Fund nor Trustees of the three
benevolent institutions. There are six trus.
tees of each of the latter and four commits
sioners and president of the Sinking Fund
yet to elect. ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-18
Legislative Summary.

On Friday, in the Senate, the President
laid before the Senate communication from
the Superintendent of the Indiana Hospital
for the Insane, in compliance with resolu-
ton of the Senate, respecting the pay in
mileage and per diem of each Trustee for the
years 1854, 1858, 1856, 1857, and 1858,
&c. l
The Judiciary Committee, to whom was
referred the bill creating new board OF
Sinking Fund Commissioners, reported the
bill back with an amendmentthat the Pres
idents salary should not exceed the sum of
1900, which was concurred in by the SEN
ate, and the bill passed. .-sra
A resolution was adopted that the Com
mittee on Organization of the Courts inquire
into the expediency of abolishing the Court
of Common Pleas, and establishing a surro-
gate system for the settlement of estates of
decedents, and report bill to that effect.
A concurrent resolution was adopted ap-
pointing a Joint Committee of two in the
Senate, and three in the House, to inquire
into and make afull investigation of the al
legged swamp land frauds. ~af
The following resolution was adopted:
Reso{Ued, That the Door-keeper be direct
ed to contract with a A. E. Drapier L Son
for six hundred copies of Brewer Legisla-
tive Reports" of the proceedings and de-
bates of the present General Assembly,
after the style of their reports in the Legis-
latiUe Sentmel-said reports to be made up
from the columns of some daily newspaper
printed in the town of Indianapolis and laid
upon the desks of members as fast as they
shall complete sixteen pages in double news
paper columns provided the cost of the
same shall not exceed one dollar per copy
| the House adopting similar resolution.
A resolution was adopted declaring it tc
be the opinion of the Senate that any law
restricting and regulating the sale of spirit.
uous and intoxicating liquors ought to con
tain pay license clause, imposing TAI
of not less than $50 nor more than $500.
In the House. - The amendments O
the Senate to the bill creating the new
Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners wa
concurred in by the House and the bill
only awaits the signature of the Governo
to be law. z.r
The memorial of the State of indians
which had been adopted in the Senate, com
ing up in the House, Mr.. Davis of Floy
made q speech in vindieation of himsel
and Mr.. Blythe in regard to the Senator's
question. ri 4 --
The memorial is in the name of the Stat
of Indiana, by her General Assembly, an
prays, that as the State of Indiana is nc
now, nor has been for some time, legal
represented in the Senate of the Unite
States, that, therefore, Henry s. Lane an
r William NJ. McCarty be. admitted as he
: Senators in that body, they having been Il
: gally elected thereto, the former for the Ion
} and the latter for the short term.
Y very full and clear history then follow
f of the refusal of the Indiana Senate to g
r into the election of United States Senate
5 at the session of 1855, to fill the vacanc