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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-27

n fec doses irW also az once cheek ana
cure he most serera DiArrhsa prossstiag
from Con- IN TuE BowEts.
TAess Heiieiass are prepared By ~. c. n.
Jackson & CO., No. 4is AreA SFs,,, Pile
deLphia, "a, and are cold By dsuggists and
dealers u medicines ergywhsre az IS etafs
per bottls' Tas signature efC. NJ. JAoEsoa
'0R Dc on ns outside 0rarPsr ef saeE boiiis. /
IN the AlmaHae published aRauallg BY ne
ProprictOrs, called EvEnYBoD1's ALMANAC,
g0H '0H find testimony and e0mniendaforv
notices from al Parts Of tAs country. Tks6
Ailaaaaes are gireR aEay BY az oar egsat,.
IL. 81. Johu Co., J, 7. Wooster and y aIal.
quardt' agenti, Tfhn Ohio, and sold hy dealer ever
where. maeo-Ir
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and one copy to the getter up of a club Of 10
subscribers or more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
ment bypaying up oil arearagos
Specimen copies sent free.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-27

DIR. w. III. Park has resumed bis ''looal
habitation" in Tiain, for the practice Of med
icino. The DIR. is a clever fellow and deserves
a "enll." See his card. III
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-27

Ii Y p DIP III SP HITE $
ofLlME, SODA and POTASH,
Originally discovered and prescribed BY him specific
Remedy for
co NJ u M Z TOM
Ihl, sSlaordinay Chemical Preparation ofrhospho.
mt,he discovery Of De- Churehill Of Pars l. put up by
The undersigned chemically pure, IN strict acooTiancs
with hts Formula, and may be perfectly relied on The
naye .s following wor, blown In the glass,
'Dt,y +. CHuRCiIiLLs Ilypcphosphtes Of Lime So.
"a %, and Potash appetite remedy for Consumption J.
Theusc Of the lIypophosphtes In Consumpton scrof
alat Nervous Debility, Asthma, Hronchitis nvspepsia
tierfiSyA AafAnct t'11c f, tlEnnonitfv isvsw
rope and America aud ostab shed Che claim oftho Die
eoyeTer that they nTo sure preventative, andN
Specific Remedy for Consumption.
Dr. Churchill saysi "In no single instance have ornd
the Remedy iailto produce every thing that could
ably be ovpoctodi from a. in instances the benea
dcrvedfo exceeded what could at first, have
hoped for when taking into account the degree md
extent Of the injury sustained by lungs previously 10
tho use Of the Remedy. Ont OF twenty Two
In the third stage, treated atny Dspensnr
during the past year eight have completely recovered
eight have died. and six sti under treatment enr
result Is altogether unparalleled In the annals ofmed.
icine,m
Terrible Mortality of Consumption!
Rr. Churchill again saysi HThs time ~llIeome when
Consum tion Instead OF Staying, 40 u does, ore.
Of all the adu population Of most zed comuunities
will dwndle downto insign6eani item IN the causes
OF mortality.
I nm anxious that the lIypophosphies should be-
brought nstpeedily a. possible, Into nnlvrfsal use as
know that they vii prove only A. snre a se ey In Con
sumption quinlne Ia IN niefmtent fever but aso a.
ohecual preventative nsyacciuution N smallpox"
Its ofte utmost importance that this Remedy be pre
'oribedin iispuTsltIats, unesiibe co. only
Useless but Dangerous!
Especially II there he any lron free lime carbonate Of
soda, contained In Il, u the enie In sFeat mnor
" oitho Salts sold aa Hypoph0sphites Dr. Churchill
saysi "No other drug o. medicine should be combined
With them, or taken At The same time"
he sure 10 purchase Winchesters Genuine prennra.
tion, whehis certified BY Df. James r. Chihon, 10 be
"propefy made and chemically pure Nv TGc sinur
signature 10 upon every bottle
In order 10 bring aknowledgc oftls Greatest Medical
Discovery ofthe Age 10 every COmshmplte sdf6TeT in
Amereal have detennnedto publish
Dr. Churchill's Work on CONSUMPTION, rats,
20 every sufferer who viii write or send fofihs same In.
closing tNtlte cenis iu umps, TO cover the expense OF
postnges. Hwilho ready IN a few weet5
~ Price - per bottle, or three boiet fof s. with
ull directions iofuse. Write for Circulate aud the Book
which will give reliable information and save you from
all possibility Of deception Sold Wholesale A the how.
estdsoouni for CASH a, The Sole General Bepot in the
United States,by
j. WINCHESTER.
York.
tV'-Ths Genuine Remedy orDt. chnfohlf, as above,
soldby H. 81 John and u +. Wooster riH, Ohio.
api52m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-27

A Picnic Excursion, we understand is
to be INDUCED in By the teachers and pupils
Of the Tiffin Union School, at the close Of the
term which will be in a few days. We wish
them merry time and rather envy them the
enjoyment incident to such occasions
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-27

Our PiscatOry friends are just now in
The midst Of their glory. A great many fine
fish have been "hooked" from the sandusky
within the past few days
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Have You IIcard the NeNs

Tu A r. n
SCuIN.
MISS ismauu.
factuflng and
dcaling IN ua
vana nnd Domea
uo Cirars.
Also SnnM,
smoking and
Chewing rohac
co. Opposite
Hhauhansnlmh
on Market 81,
Ticin, Ohio. /
wiiite cheaper
fnF cashthau ev.
et before OH red
this vicinity.
Here you will
ind the greatest
variety ofCigars
Tobacco, 30.
ever exhibited
In this city,and
on 20 be- dispot.
edofonthcpfln.
eiple OF quick
sales and small
pfuntsf the best
being found on
handat alltimot
Nam determined
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Local and Miscellaneous,

Advertisement u,usi be haudsd il By Wednesday 10
insure iutctiion the same weuk.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-18
supreme Court of Ohio

THURSDAY, April IA, 1859
Mchael Beaudien v. The State Ohio. En-
ror to the Court of Common Pleas Of Lucas
county.
Scott, j.. Held
/. Upon trial, under an indictment for muir
der In the frat degree, il is error for the Court
to charge the jury that il they find the prisoner
guilty Of the homicide, they must state in their
verdict that they find him guilty ofmurder in
the first degree
O. A verdict against the prisoner should be
set aside for such msdireetiOn, though his
counsel have claimed in the argument of the
case before the jury that the prisoner, If guilty
at all, was guilty OF murder in the first degree;
and though no exception was taken when the
erroneous Instruction was given to the jury,
Judgement reversed and cause remanded
Swan, O. j., agreeing 10 the principles an
nounoed in the above syllabus, dissented to their
application TO the oase made by the bill Of ex.
ceptions.
FRIDAY. April 10, 1859.
Samuel Hill vs.. the Supervisor Of Road Dis
trict No. g. Error to District Court Of ClermOnt
county.
]. Il Swan, Oh. J. delivered the opinion Of
the Court Held
/. Where the Court gave leave 10 file Pc
lition within sixty days and in default ordered
that the cause stand dism issed, and petition
was filed two days after the expiration Of the
sixty days, the defendant, after answer, trial
and Judgment, cannot. on error, insist on the
dismissal The order Of dismissal must be
deemed vacated by the subsequent action Of the
court and parties.
O. Where an amendment is 10 be made by
striking out or adding allegation to a petition
It cannot bs done by mutlating or altering the
files The party amending should either file a
new petition or answer; or Gle statement OF
the amendment and designate, by reference,
where the new matter is 10 be inserted, or what
| Is TO be considered as stricken out
3. Where the plaintiff obtained leave to
amend petition 30 as 10 state therein that the
cause came by appeal from a justice and the
record shows that the original petition contains
that allegation the court ON error will presume
IN She absence Of any express statement Of fact
TO the contrary, that the petition contained
when filed. all that It Purporls on its face an6
in the record to contain.
4. Although the language Of pleadings un
der the Code will be construed according 10 IL
popular and ordinary meaning, that meaning
must conform substantially TO The proof on tn
trial. Proof that the defendant erected q stonl
fence fifteen rods from road, causing water Il
flow upon an obstruct q road cannot be reeeiye'
where the cause Of action alleged In the pet
ton, is that the defendant erected fence aeros
the road, thereby obstructinR H. The petition
should be amended in such case II the testnOn
Is objected 10 by the defendant, whether h
would be minled or not by the variance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-18

The JUesLERs at the Theatre gave a very fine and
astonishing exhibition Of their powers on Saturday
evening. The feats performed we're almost lnoredl.
able for the agility and slight Of hand displayed.
One feature of the everoise consisted in the dstr.
button to those who had drawn prize tickets at the
door. Among the fortunate ones who drew mock
jewery and gilt breastpins, we noticed Judge Bliss,
the associate OF District Attorney Belden in the
fugitive slave trial. Cn his number being called,
he marched soemnly to the stage aud received from
the dispensing Celestial" cheap breastpin with
which we shall expect to see his immaculate shirt
front adorned at the. Court House. One of the
jurymen in the same case, also drew a like "gor-
geous gift, worth from one to fifty dollars" The
PiGiadsaler reported the oberln "Salnts" as fre.
quenting the third tier OF the Theatre, but we be.
lieve neither they, nor their distinguish Counsel
have been accused Of patrouizing twenty five cent
lotteries
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-18
Our Beck Table.

LECTUREs ON VARIOUS SUBJRoTs; comprising,
thoughts for Young Manj Poor aud Ignorant
Rich and Educated; The Powers and Duties Of
Woman; Demands Of the Age and Colleges; Bac-
calaureate Address. By Horace MANN, New
York, FOWLER s. WELLs. 1859.
Perhaps no man has done more for the education
and training Of youth than Horace Mann wheth
er as Memker Of Congress, as Massachusetts,
State School Commissioner, as President Of An
tiOeh College at Yellow Springs, or as private
citizen, he has ever been known as a working,
thinking man, earnest in his labors for schools and
scholars, and full Of active interest for young men
and women He has talked, taught. lectured and
written much Of counsel and sound advice, worthy
the attention Of all This book comprises num-
Der Of his best lectures, which ii would be well for
all, especially for young men and women TO read
carefully. HAWKS & BRoTHER have the book for
sale
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-18

The School MASTER ABRoAD.-A country.
man called at Brainard's a few days since aud
handing Brsinard piece of paper on which was
written "The Missel to Bowe," said his girl want.
ed that piece Of musice. Knowing that nothing Of
taat name was included in his large stock, Brain.
ard asked the man ifhis "grl told him the name of
the music. eyes, he replied, "she wanted The
Mistletoe BOugh, and wrote it down so as not to
forget IT," 1t was all clear now and Brainard
brought forth "The Mistletoe Bough" for the cru
dite yeoman.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-18
). MONDAY MORNING, APRIL IS. 1859

a A suit brought in case, before a Justice,
for obstructing a highway, may, on appeal, be
procecded in as q civil action under the Code.
6IerWhere IN on action before q Justice thb
plaintiff was described as "a. B., suparVisof 6f
rosd district No. s, Stonecreek township, Cler-
mont county" on appeal, the Supervisor for the
time being, may file his petition as The Su-
peTvisor Of road district No. e. &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-18

oHto STATE JoURsAL-Messrs. J. d II. Mil.
Ter have disposed Of their interest in the State
Journal to Messrs. H d. Cooke and G. c. Bill,
who announce that the Journal has already
reached circulation never before attained by
any newspaper in Ohio printed outside Of Gin
cinnati. The Journal deserves the prosperity
we take pleasure in recording.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-18
9pefiaL Notices.
MATRIMONIAL.

.
70 THE L,piEs OF THE UNtfED STATES
IL has been my good fortune TO restore TO health many
thousands Of my oountry-womun.
MY has excited the malice Of the envious and
alous but their prosecutions have served only extend
nd establish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. So long am held in aiieconae aud
hank fu remembrance BY those who have experienced
skill can afford to dspse he Efforts Of
nd sanderOf
My friends nave repeatedly urged me TO place my med
zine for psoucng mensuaiion within the reach Of the
ladies Of the United States; but iudspositon to enter
Geld occupied by quaoks with their peniouus nosums
and fear that unprncpled might palm upon
he public their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies tor the sale OF my
AATlE DE FEMME" In tho United States.
Atlast yield 10 the eurealies 0f patients and friends
and offer the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy the "AAflE DE FE AME,"
aeea only say that it u liquid form, and is exactly such
AsI have used in practcein France for aud
that il has failed 20 satisfactory result
The "Ame de Femme" and nenstuation stand In the
laton Of and effect Il alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual ow where Il never has existed and
IL where it has been from suppressed,
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper Of dreo
hons on each bottle Of the Amie de Femme Will bear my
written slgnatuEe aRd both the bottle and enclosing
will be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package.
PARrs January, 1851.
For sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No 20 Superior street, Cleveland who will supply the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-18

FARE REDUCED.-The fare from this point to
New York via the Lake Shore Road has been re.
duced to $ll so, and through tickets are now for
sale at this price This reduction will be an addi
tional inducement to travel over the smooth and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-18
THE GERhAN INSTRLNCE COMPANY
OF CLEVELAND, OHIO.
AJoINTsTOcKcoMPANY

AJOTNT STOCK coMPANY
or0aased January g. 1850 EndeT tie general aw oths STATE
af Ohio
Capital stock 5000 Shnres at $40 each,
Secured BY Real Estate 100000.
OFFICERS "a. W. SCHMIDT President. Dr. W +,
MEYER Vice President, JACOB MUELLER, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:-C. W schmidt, J. Mayer, VI Keller,
~; W Meyer, J. Wagner, g. Leick J. Mueller, John
q. n. Silberg.
THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY Insures
agantt loss or damage BY fire. for and less build
inEs goods Wares, merchandise etc Payment Of losses
shall be made IN 90 days nor the loss shall have been
at any risk.
ofos No ~ Atwater look (up tays) Superior street
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 1s, 1sba


rE Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every dsscrpie
dono u the Printing Establishment OF the Leader once,
on latest improved and mostrapid presses In the
best style short notice. and reasonable rites Par
ticular attention paid blank work Every description
Of Binding dous especially blank Books Ledgers Journ
ais snles Bo1ks ReeeivIng nooks. 40 Ao
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-18
1Dbpsifialts & Surgeons.
CT. KELLER, M. ID,

@. J. KELLER, M. Dr
TOLECTIC. OFFICE No. 94 Sene-
~ Ca street Residence No. 2s2 Erie street lan29
DOTANIO AND ECLECTIC MED
Id ICINEs at Wholesale and rolat at No ~ ssneoa
street. = ~
nR. KEELER'S AN0DYNE EA-
Il PECrORANT and COUGH CANDY has become
{syortte in avery family where It is known iOf cough
croup irritation ofthe throat aud lungs As TO US hol
aud expectorant qualities II cannot be surpassed
aud sold at No. 81 Seneoa street lenls %- -
DTILE ELECTUARY--A SURE
II erd sneedv cure al No. 90 Seneca 81. Itnls
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6air ppe.

Tying ECONOMY FOR BAR
~ bers BAssETT HAIR DYE great beside side b rPtuG, ~
eV0ressv for BARRIERS benefit Which can be DousM ~
Te or small quantities fy per cent less than you can
pnTehase any other dye in the country Bottles tha yoe
have o nav II for YOU get the same lied for htty cents
and 70 further the same quantity You Gun set Any
desire from light shade TO brown shade ana ln
hI and gives lie best sfactiOn TO customers In we
inS Eseps natural appearance For sale wholesale en-
Recall BY WIN. f. Ambu ~, slt, ~ ~ siPPod 90
mVl2dtfh heenuIk ..i, WV is-2 -
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IA For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
nara
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Gnnrnpere.
Rtrnop0ls.

r. REDDING
Merchant Tailor, has removed his tailoring esagn1h
will be happy to see his old friends io y prePaie9 ~
usu4l make Clothing in the latest ana most
style ~ l.Il'l \,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-18
Real estate A9rutp.
RniLAers 81 Arfhitetts.

BROOKS S. G. q E. W., BUILD
ID ERs. AsC anGfaetuJers Of Doors tSic B1ds Sas9 o
ttenti m naid to Fitting up stores Factory nh
pyision-st neai Centre Block. Cleyeland o. noo-e5l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-18

job msOn House,
NEW YORK,
Corner of Chambers Street and Collage Place'
Opposite Hudson RiUer Il. H. Depot.

r HAVE OPENED THE ABOVE
Hotel for the reception Of the travelling public sne
shall he glad 10 see my friends when they visit New YORK
pleasure or business. . ,,,r,,,,,,,, ,,,,;o,,r
Formerly Of Johuson House, Cleveland, o.
New York March 2, 1859. ulnlzAl
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PARIS, January 1851.

For sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No. % Superior street. Cleveland who will supply the
Annie de Femme" at the Proprietors prices.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-18

BIRCH H Sc,
GobdtfO ou0 Giqats.

T0HN LYMAN, Manufacturer, and
and CIGARS in Howtt's Steam Power Block, West r.
near Canal Basln, Ceyeland. Ohio. ooS9a4N ~,
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19shtdufs Astuis.
HARTEegib, CONN.
CIT FIRE lsSBRlsgR COMPANY,
oE H'nfroap, conn

PAID in Capital saso,QQp
49,. tl. ~. -. -.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26
The Gold District--New State.

The enterprising gold diggers of the
mountains have no idea of remaining un.
der the territorial purlage of Uncle Sam,
but aspire to the importance and dignity
of n sovereign Stale at once. The Con-
vention held at Auraria after week S ses-
sion formed Constitution for the " State
of Jefferson" put the sign manual Of the
members to it, and made provision for
submitting it to the vote OF the people for
adoption or rejection. Ii adopted, the
" State Of Jefferson" is to be considered a
fixed fact. II not the negative vote is to
be construed into preference for Ter
ritorial Organization. There was quite
Il struggle between " Territory" and
"State" in the Convention, but " State
finally prevailed.
The American press keeps pace with
American progress, and the 1.-The Gold
Reporter and Mountain City Herald" q
neat weekly, has made its appearance in
the famous Gregory Diggings. 1t gives
fatterng accounts Of the gold prospects
OF course.
During July the rains were frequent
and heavy in the mountains, preventing
miners from pursuing their labors, and
producing considerable sickness called
mountain fever. Some twenty persons
died, and many left to escape the vista
tion. About the lst of August the rainy
season ceased, and work at mining was
actively resumed - Cleveland Leader.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26
Twenty-one Slaves Manumitted.

The cannal packet, John b. Bortie lying
in tho river above the Broad street bridge
has on board twenty one slaves, mon and
women, manumitteG by tho will of their
owner, Pleasant Burnot, of Mecklenburgh
county, Virginia. They are likely looking
men and women, and with one exception
look forward with delight to tho freedom
and self-nanagemont in store for them
They aro under the charge of Robert NJ
Hutchinson and Chas. S. Hutchinson, who
have selected lands in Harding county, near
Kenton, for their location, and for which
thoy will take tho train on tho Cleveland
Pittsburgh and Ind. Railroad this morning
Tho testator, Mr.. Burnet, did not FREQ all
his slaves, only selecting those who had
been faithful, and wero deemed cd3npeten
to care for themselves. Ono, tho exception
noted above, declares his intontion of re.
turning with the Hutohnsons to "Olo Vir-
ginny," having seen and experienced enough
of freedom to satisfy him. Poor pampercd
chattel, you know not what is liberty -
Good lands have boon selected for the ne,
groes to settle upon, in accordance with the
provisions of tho will, and thoy will be
furnished with all the necessary tools and
implements to commence operations. God
grant them success in their new 4omes.-
Columbus Journal.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26
John Mitchell,

The great Mitchell mystery is at last
cleared up, or rather it is dcepened anu
darkened Mr.. Mitchell has certainly sold
out his journal, III order to leave the coun'
try but ns he himself says in his cxplana-
tory letter to Mr.. l.. w. Spratt of Charles.
ton--thc philosopher of tho now African
slave trade--it is "a step which cannot at
present be fully accounted for Meanwhile
it is q satisfaction to know, amid all the
doubt in which we arc plunged by this am
biguous statement that the family of MIR.
Mitchell will still live in tho United States.
Tho individual disappears, the raco sur
wives
In parting from his friend Spratt, Mr..
Mitchell naturally iudulges an emotion, and
asks pardon for any Offences he may have
committed. Ho may have been somewhat
pcremptory aud harsh in dealing with
Southern opponents, but ho is every day
moro satisfied that no was right in tho
main. But as for the precise line OF Amorl-
can politics which ho has pursued, he de-
sirCs the world to understand that 1t has
been prompted and governed by Spratt
moro than by any thor personal influence
a revelation which throws a heavy re-
sponsibility on Spratt's shoulders. AT no
Same time, he does not wish to deny that no
has met, evon from opponents at the SOUTH
with consideration, respect and forboarance.
For the North he cares not. Apparently
no community in which FREQ whito men
form the greater proportion of the .popuIa-
ton, can have any interest for tho Mitchell
ain mind But y must be allowed a single
quotation
well. then, my dear Spratt, | vanish
from Southern and Northern politics. The
bred Scott decision must take care OF itself
for time Squatter sovereignty and every
sort of philanthropy, and tho spirit OF the
age, and. IN short, all forms of blathorum-
skito will hayo ono enemy the less. !
leave at an exciting momont, and could
havo loved to witness your approaching
battle at Charleston. Indeed, l feel in
somo degree as if were quitting an impor-
,ant post-more important, perhaps, III my
own eyes than in those of others. Never
theless, in quitting it just at this moment,
and for that stormy Europe, | expect that
the readers Of our paper will not only hold
me excused, but will pray for me"
We will simply say, in conclusion. that If
Mr. Mitcbol has really gone not to Europe,
but to Africa for n cargo of slaves. as is
most probably tho case. no would have ex.
hibited more of tho chvalric gaIlantry of an
Irish gentleman and slavc.mas ter by
boldly announcing the fact, and not seeking
to hide it, as if it wore something to bo
ashamed of, aud done in sneaking secrecy.
-.NttO York Tribune.