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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-19
ITO THE LOVERS OF GOOD ALE-D. JONES WOULD
respectfully call the attention of pubcans TO his samples
OLD PALE INDIA,
OLD BURTON
OLD PALE STOCK
SEOGK SQRTER
MIsCELLANEOUg.

(NONrECTIoNERs AND CAKH BAKERs.-FoR SALE.
handscme white sugar Pyramid made Of enm dragsnt
paste 90 inches high with mahogany case fixed complete
Can he 22 Third avenue, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth street. NIB. RASZEWSKI, Artist,
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FROM MEXICO.
NEW ORLEANS. july IL.

NEW ORLEANS, July is.
The latest dates from Vera Cruz are to tie
18th inst. 80 :, : y
The British steamer Teviot sailed on the
5th inst, with $2,25O,O0o in specie.
The revolutionists in Yucatan quietly dis.
persed after the capture of ex- Governor l,er-
rera. ><sAr- ~'i ~ r
President Miramon had proposed issuing
forced paper currency amounting to Sl8,.
Ooo,OIO, and was also abont raising forced
loan from all natives, ranging from 81 to
$3.50 each:
The steamship Tennessee was detained till
the 18th to enable Mr. McLane to send inn,
portant dispatches to Washington. s7s s.,
President Juarez has published political
manifesto confiscatiny the church SECULAR
property. 81
President Juarcz's Minister Of Finance is
a passenger on the Tennessee, who comes to
negotiate loano tn, church, property
Iepia has been captured by the Liberals.
Several vessels had been lost on the coast
OF Tuspan and 'Tecohilla during violent
hurricane.
The French bark Annapuae has been lost
off Tampico. a:assng .a. "a
The manifesto issued BY President JJuarez
prohibits the clergy from holding office.
throwing them on the voluntary support Of
the laity, abolishes internal Custom Houses.
and internal taxation. -H'
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d HON. RljFUsisCHoAre.

Ths l.ts Rdtas Ghoats, Without question lesion
was The best jury lawyer in the eountrv'
a. - fit met, With Nv minds IN the .sj,nylb6x
That tet could not osntr,6df by soms tormno q
hisetoauoacea alnsfsfson, Mr. 'Chosts was
tall, rather sic nder. with dark connie non.
and thought-wern~ face: ordinarily it is
sid tohave bSsnsratheF serious, seysny to
sadness; but wheai the fsYer, Of eleauence
!agsd. j T !s inspired il expression, He
sasetionate Of parents, az exccilebt ntirbS g
Young men spoke a aiAtf passionate enthts
sse'm 81 him: rs Wis inha word. ssiman
who in charaetef stood out BY himself from
other men, and won fame by acting cut
Rqfas Ghoats. and he could besnebody felse.
!, 2 Like ohaGB.ndolph. DO Z, had away Of
9's own" and he seuM have fnes imitatozs,
tor his seton Vas the voice At genius. IL
Was born in the small town, 81, Essex, in
n Ml.ass$sashustetts, October 1870, . mi he
was almost sixty years Old When 10 died. 100
{FTiF Y!yl.GSf IfN. ,siF H.
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A New LINE or sTEAn4oA rs,1The
Davenport Af1., q the 1ss4ihst,. announees
the intention Of the Book Island Bridge Co.
and thaslof.the railroad connected with it, to
purchase, Jointly, aiiue Of fiheensteamboata,
toconmence' running on the "a Of sep'cn.
Der next, Between st. Louis and St. Paul:
The Neas says::| "a 1Aa Sd 9h'i' sl'i.
:" They are are induced to this u undertaking
that such line Of boats will monopolizs lie
entire commerce Of the river, and further
establish the fact that boats wi,hgood pilots
can pass the bridge in perfect, safety. This
enterprise will 10 hailed with pleasure BY all
persons on the line of the river. 1t viii es-
tacl'sh certainty in the transportation Of
freight and passengers, will reduce the COM
merce Of the river to complete system. and
will harmonic both railroad and steamboat
interests" 3stt -s'54 .r'z' e satat32'tI <
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/ sA.SCOUNDREL.

The Evansville (Ind. } Enquirer comes to
Us containing IN article with the above head:
ing, which our space will not permit sus to
publish in full. The circumstances are.
that man calling himself JAS. BRIDGE.
GAME bought an interest in that Office
giving III part payment = draft on Benjamin:
Bridgessame, Of Lancaster, Penn. The draft
was deposited in = bank, and things wont on
very well till, the said Jas. Bridegame, took
It into his head tosleave, and did, when, it
was discovered that he had been practicine
the confidence game to considerable ex-
tent in different States. He is now at large,
and our brethren, Of the Press arc requested
to look ont for him. = The Enquirer says =: -
Inperson Bridesalne is about five feet nine
inches high. - He srather slenderiy built, Of
fair compilations, dark hair, dresses lscrupu:. !!
lousy neat aud rather too stylish for print
er. He il evidently . PennsyIvani. Ger
man, and spesks many neutrality-suspicious.:
", SO muchgso that careful observer would
readily detect his deficiency in this respect.
Wherever he has gone We advise the public
70 be on the watch fol. him. ), We know him
to be liar and . cheat, and we have every
reason to believe he is q thief. If any per.
son wifi inform as Of his Whereabouts. we
shall be greatly Obliged, as we may be- able
to bring the rascal to Justice. as sazifa lis
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3 az There IS 10 objection 70 ko,ls |: il ! 9 Z
family, SO they be confined to the kitchen.
Prentice. -There i no objection ID sb,;l,
is q family, s6!thsy be confinsd TO- the :p,t.
Louisville Courier There il, no objection
toatuslinia family, 80 they be { conflned to
the decantar.--Vincennes Tmes.-There is
no objection 70 toasts in any part Of the fam
ilY.-Aattoon Gazette.--There is no obiec-
ton to fries IN family, 50 they are not su n
.f;5.--Yincennes Times There is no obiec;..
ton to so,s ii = family or anywheirree else
provided they keep their mouths shut. 8
Evansville Enquirer. ia I'd aaup Hoe!
A hint which sod vin'do we'll to bear III
mind sashssfH e7ssd lo51iw IL: ~
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$50
says advices from Naples to the 18th uit
announcg thaF tegs. precscsilaey-iave been
taken againstA secret politief society 1t
Messina, aedssev:l ~ arrests III esrf made.
Advices lhsSe AIS bss6 recej1ed sSonr An:
coma to s 3h dJnrS Cd Caltermal-
Ter mad taken command Of the town, and de-
clared It in Z state Of siege. A general dis
armlng OF the citizens had been ordered.
An address Of the Sandman Admiral to
the people If Messina had been issued.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says thst letters from the head mar
tiers Of Prince Napoleon, state that another
The Adige: III = ~ - ~ a =
The Austr;ans are believed to haze 3oo,-
toe0 men in the line 7--- : - -
A fresh battalion was organizing at Paris.
BERNE, July 6.-News had been received
from Bornio that corps Of 5000 Tyrolese
fchassssazss haa been stsuiakk3.
line, but several. columns of Gsribaldi's and
Cialdini's corps had repnlsed them from
Odess0, and driven them ass lar saS the list
Cantog through the Stelvia Pass: :, Il, is said
the Tyrolese suffered severely ial the EN-
easement. soaI Il HIT Z Il j.
ssA2 frankfort letter announces that the
Austrian government had been compelled; by
the 'battle Of Salferino, to dispatch TO Ire
sent 81 war troops which it had held "a re-
serve a. the sTyEol:7 That provinces abeiine
Isubse queatlys menaced by, an Invasion o by
t5aribhldfs corps. it Intends TO propose 10
the Diet ii virtue Of the treaty III -Tenice.
which requires German States to guarantee
nj h0po -
German army into Tyrol.e = s. S5ss
| FRANKFORT, July Cone of the propo
sails made by Prussia TO the Diet was the
placing ofaiI the reserve contingent force in
readiness to march. sEs1 zt'i $50 5ao@ 5;
Kossuth has issued a proclamation calling
the Hungarian nation to arms to the struggle
for liberty, and announces that he will soon
BE- among them. ~ sGsI3 IN
The lnvalide Russo discusses the possible
complications Of the war. Prussia. It saws.
mas called out an army of SOC, OUO men,
which will be reinforced by the federal con.
t'ngent Of Isl, OOO men, and it is with such
an enormous display of force that she propo-
SEES to offer her mediation to France and ia
hasten the conclusion Of peace.
! Reliable information had reached Vienna
that Garibaldl's men had violated ,ryrol by
entering the Tomato Pass. Prince Wind
'schgratz has been sent to Berlin to acquan,
the Prussian Government with this tact.-
But when such an armed mediation consti-
tutes part Of the ultimatum. is not France
entitled to reply that the conditions of peace
ought to be proposed by all the great pow
ers conformity and not by Prussia alone, and
that such an armed mediation made by a
single power is equivalent to declaration 81
war, but when to maintain the Austrian
possessions in Italy,-a German a.my of a
million shall be put in motion, to attack
France, can the Palmerston- Russell alm,n.
lstration remain Indifferent spectators of a
new confederation? The English Ministe
will most certainly not allow new war ia
begin without first exllausting all its powers
of persuasion.
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eai0r The ollowingsi 4 tho ;tlcket, ao,naina.
mated by the: Blacks Republican ssats Con.
ventiop; witch assen, Mid ID e. Pau nithe
l71st. inst. "a .saa-Is 20 sszss rs |
s., Fof9evsrbSi, Al,a.Sat x.,aasas1.s si ia,
Eaent: Governor, IgdAnny Doneify. for
tee: Of Sister }. II: bsksr.s- For Tieasufer
~: vssasr: Ssss ateFSey GsSsrsl, uss.
fd2 8 os6. s:1Sr Cd66is ssssr :yysusoAldiinh
sandsSVma VliiuaoasssaS s-ssr .<~ $50
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lstterstotbe cq1'i4r,d,sea yaya hlhss.ys:l

lsttersto tte Ca,oiar, dated Jnlyn y lhsssys:
/ The Republicans Dire gaining 1conAdenceinn
their ability to- elect the Spsakerand, Clerk.
n =. sherman, ana, Corwin Of Ohis lind
NJ Grow, of Rehnsylyania, ara tho, most
P W' sas esndid.tas for Speaker s9d NJ:
WIN. Schouler, Of Massachusetts,, Mr., I'm
dsrwo9d, Wing member for Kentucky 10, the
last House, and Col: Fornet Of Phiiadefphi,,
are. theIleadinE c6mhpe tftors .foff The Oitrkss
ship! aMF scfdtiaer, FROM fis sabilitSss his
firm attachment to Republican and ,Atnsri-
|csD oRriuiples, and his popniar MANNERS,
perhaps stands best sa = Competitor for thu
nopination, Int the Clerkship will be, made
ths subject q : compromise with. y lersnce
TO the SpeakerShip. -; s,:Ia.s =; 90. +,.5
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PRErARA71oxaN BsLs1ux-T The In
government, ike. all the continental powers,
IS increasing its ARM, and putting its strong
hold in order; Antwerp, It is said, is short
y to receive garrison Of 6,O00. men, and
there the drilling Of recruits is briskfy going
on. The Belgians admit their weakness Is
= power, 70 resist Of themselves. any en-
enactment Of tbs French; Ind while they
deplore tho expense they have. bean pnt- to
3: the necessity Of increasing thor arms
they rely on England Ind Prussia toaaid
them when. once nore,s easrs Il years.,
to,S4sIt tertits.Plzius q sasllsssaghan b
theM4lesiem Of cpntending armies. IS
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PAYMENT OF THE Cn1pPEwAs OF LAKE
SuPERIoR.-Majors Mat. Martin, Indian
Agent for the Chippewas Of Lake Superior,
passed through towna few days sirc,: ON
his return from Lake Court Grizzlies. where
nc has been for the purpose Of carrying out.
in part, the stpulations made with those In,
dams in the treaty of 1854. A large dona-
ton has been made to the tribe in supplies,
farming and b'acksmithing implements, and
materials Under the supervision Of tho
agent they have selected, IS their reserya-
ton, Tires g wnships ing between ths!l AXE
as'ds the Chippewa river nnd the bands havSSz
been ordered BY their chiefs to remove thith-
er, at once. An interpreter has been left
with them, and they Will-receiye their ANN ia
a. payments, hereafter, at Court ,Greilles.--
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w II. u3 Hnes


A Democratic State Convention il,be as, a 4,
.hs G.ty q ST. PAUL in the senases Chsmhei. Of
AZ SIIs1ci, on WEDNESDAY the. 17,hlay of
AoGUSI next. at II O'clock. NJ, for tic. pupE
pose otnoninatine stollo~ ing oficefs
AooVEAxoH. iacy &c ases usaTh
A l1EcTESA>7 GOVERNOR l,,....,.g,
SECRETARY OF srArE.s +l*i+ f.'~S
STATE rsxAar9En, 10 2aEJ wo.a
An ArTchshf eksHHA1aoy se ta|;E -
SAhdo SUCH otlef' officcts as liz q ~ .;.,,
may deem expcdient. ' o''' '9u lHN'ss
+, The counties will b untitled to,hv follow
ing Representation;
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STATE N EWS.

- j =
From the Pioneer, we learn that. Noble.
party have arrived At Fort Abercrombis
Al last advices they were about to start 70,
sheyenne. They had pretty hard time
6rding streams, clearing bad roads and dis
agreeable marshes. 4 ,-.r.l,'a WEI +;
A stage is advertised to lesveI st. Pau
asxt Monday, to connect with the Ans
Northrop It Fort Aoercrombis.A a9Ebsu.
A fire occurred !. s.. Paul on the nigh
Of the 18th in,t.,. which destroyed ! pasopert,
to the amount of 81, 500, oa.which Their,
vas aninsasanoe Of $500. g-ozzA~Iga-so
The editor q tho Fsesborn Co. Eagle Ia,
been shown large radish,i tho ,dimensisn,
Of which are almost fabulous, n It measured
over six inches in circumference, and til,
lower end Was not found after digging dowr
over foot. The editor thinks it could no,
have been less than twenty inches in length
A race course has been established in til,
village Of Albert Lea. Lively times arr
expected. a9eT 9nfa4 tue .x~oY VIZ
The Chatheld Dsmocratlsays that one .
ths mail contractors has fotislted tie Who'll;
Of his pay BY the violation u Iii; d contract
which called for daily SCR ,;es; wt,ersas j. ha.
only bcea rendered tsi,weekly.vi' Of div
The Rochester papers notice that 4 flslt
Of wheat in that vicinity averages over sev
On feet in heisht-higher than rye grows il
os"er STATES. 9df 4st.ad aaG getsw c;99i
Sheep raising ID: becoming one Of the sue
esss'ul enterprises Of our State. We learr
that drove eftwo hundred and fly passes
through Rochester one day las. week, bount
for tho rich grazing lands Of Rice comfy
They cannot help but be profitable stock !,
hinnssosa. Id n -aarT eanag 4 s.,
The Csatrol RepY6s;;tas statcs xthst Mr.
Al. Tanner was % affected By the hea
last Saturday, that i,s en- inssnsib.e upor
ths pavement, in Faribanlt, and had Is !,
conveyed 70 bis residence. The thsrmoms
ter indicated los degrees aboye--in til,
shade. ~ .....sgt
From the same paper. W learn that Lev
Nnttins. Esq. has squash vine in bis gar
den, which grew II inches in IS hours. -
The Editor aaw . field of corn which .stood;
5 let inches in height, aud with leave,
stssightened sut, 6 ket 4 inches. Hard {,
beat-anywhere. i!ls Fg53El .1sls $,
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"a cAaD sFson HoA, WA. a. eEsel1sli
-aefn bsYf-t Exlsoros, JuLr 9th, 1882.
7oifas slitocs1ef Kuoa1lb,ny Ledger: .Eea
Gentlemen: AS I { aess that some Of The
newspaPers have spoksas nay name in conec.
tlonnwith Tho. nAxt, sspeaknrship Of u: 8
House Of Representatives, .I5dssiro small
space in your valuable paper: to say that j
fully appreciate the kiind intentions Of those
WHO have made lavorobte d mentions Of nv
t'ahie,for that high Office, bot 1 an not :,
candidate for that. or any other official po.
Iaso Very rsapccthlly, 81 <saa:asa..,
Your ob't Esrrant, ssg8a & y
I'D ~ o.-sf booa zWMs H. ENGLISH.
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FROM CALIFORNIA AND OREGON t,da ECO !

ST. LOUIS, July 16.
Ihe overland mail Of the 9th ut. has ar.
rited. 5E Il g. I S,xssi &
The tsecomptonitcs had nominated Milton
$. Latham for Governor, j. c. Donney Lieut..
Governor, Jno. G. Beach for Congress from
the Northern District. sa5yf s.a3F
itch discoveries of gold have been made
in the coast range Of mountains in Humboldt
county. Z.
Oregon advices state that the Columbia
and Ftfi'iamette rivers were very high, caus
ing great destruction of property.
business extremely dull, owing t. the non
arrival of several clippers, now overdue.
harvesting was progressing, and the yield
promises to be more than sufficient for home
nse. gsf E,Fs7 -
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The Convention met pursuant to notice.
81 PEG = on YHd WV Phelps.
on notiotn, bdg e'E 4 Wildewas .p-
ks'., 1T Il gs s.,5 G 4, ad James
On motion Committee Of three were an
Pe!sssa sl Aaa as.ssates.-------
On motion Committee Of three were ap.
pointed to report the names Of permanent
officers of the Convention.
The. Committee on permanent ofRcezs 70.
ported the following, viz:
For President-Eli T. Wilder.
For Vice President--Wm. Caldwell.
For Secretary-James Lawther.
ID motion the report -xas accepted and
adopted. = -,
fThe, Committee ON credentials Of ,t,ele-
gftAs e,bmitsi thl @lloHipg rfpsrt 81 he
$500 : =s=:s ses: ese
Ned Misgr- WzsVv Phelps E.s III Wild
esfA., BIZ Miller j II: uSimlnons. Charles
tstsheE,i1 z: Pierce. il. g.; Hrffmah, Jas.
'taN.her and y Hickman, % 10 81 ruoes
fSseoc5H4J JsSss IS Ws.XEbb,nna ey, gtteii,sti
s ~ q hRiskfsra: ;'i2gs 9a',
| q Pine Island Jehp 1ixxe and VIM Casd.
WelEsa s.s' 10 5oAs sai gaiess3a .fssNi
F'dtehce-E.7 Wssterveltsaa1 sId;saean
|. Il featherstode>--.D. s. Merritt. .erosss Sd.
~ iltoa-s-aL elanalJ 6nes.3f sais1 o. ass,i;
uWAcoota.s.--.1. l., POST 9a5 and 743av
on Yot'opsthe report MAS accepted and
aaia,}b5 stated ssa ,fsse object 81 Il.
Convention N!a TO b the aPpointmsnt of dele;
gates TO attend, The Democratic Slate Con.
yention, to- be holden in st. Paul on iii,
Eth day of AGguSt ii,,sesxt.s saol2iiso si. Q
rOn motion The Convention proceeded TO
take IN intormalsbaliot for five delegates, to
attend the State Convention. which resulted
as follows rs 60,
Whole number Of votes cast. eighteen, o.
winch s.sSza'a sEA.sy 9ry1e
W. Phelps had II votes !; - Truman
tarker l3; VIM. P. Tanner 4. E. Stone !;
4: C:P cree S; Charles Betcher 9; E. =.
Wilder 49, E. tWcsteryelt Il; Ben vad
GanpenS 10: j. D. Wheat 8; John Lcea3
John Tarbox,l!! 70 ;t:@t5itG ss.tGToas3.
-On 'notion,y those persons who have re.
cetsed thes highest number of votes be de.
clared the nominees of this Convention
whsIeqPon W. ~: PHELPS Truman Parker,
=. + Wilder. =. Westervelt and /, Ben Van
CamHPen,s We're unanimously nominated as
me delegates for this county, ID attend the
State Convention, .'slis. @sslE.SF ~ FfgS& Ilsfs
On motion; the: delegates from this coun.
tyz whosmayi :attSnds the State Convention,
wers1aathorized to fill vacancies from Dem
Gratis Of Gsodhue county:sy "a. 81, siaaagig
:, ,sAlfseraa speech from u "dge Wilder, the
C!o9nNyenti2p, on. motion, adjourned sine die:
q ir.ryieer ak +. =: WILDER, President. .
~, JAMES LAWTHER, Secretary. 49,
: Red Wing, July ~, 1859: So III ='.7' al
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a - .. scr q WYE >. 3. : =. : !.
The n..t. nunler xll se'a;, Tie. i'll,
volume Of the Sentinel. -..ssss
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A Bu:.L.-Our venerable President, in
one OF his speeches in North Carolina.
made as palpah'c bull as sod lack .
when nc sa'l tf'at i've are at peace with tho
wh,<s 'ro u and maintain friendly relations
with the st makind,' Mr. buchanan
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The BLACK REPUBLICAN, ORGANIZATION
OF THE NEXT IousE.-" Inspector" Of the
New York Courier, who is the most Black
! republican q .|t ths orrssg.ondents writing
from W ssfinstou, iitecoghises 1F6rntey &
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,1kD1URls.,ALcck.aa.

Bluff Aleck"i is on the course again for
Cover 81. 11s d. seiv tits 7ona En-
de,ssssn.1 intd psa1 &.9 Int
Of OIL hi. ..een!!E T. eff, CON
test 4 el)ttiop Of Gov 6ibley III nu.
merous and persistent ISLANDERS against the
neutrality-suspicious. fftiisnds stated
would be used a the staple article needed
IL Oils tahp ,ish. MAT sA&45tioll|d
stamp the chareas with falsehood, If they
were committed, why didn't he contest ?''
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a SHORT BR1DAE Ta1r.-O, the 4th Of
July, a'heavy business man Of B,.ston---ose.
Of the wetl-off merchants of. that city--wSs
married there to handsome young lady. Of
the place. He Was rich, doing good busi.
ness, and forty years Of his life were passed
before he saw Miss. So = : the daughter az
his lawyer. and married her. Ontbe morn
ing Of the 9Th they started on ! WestefS
collecting tour, and last week arrived ia this
city and put up at the Newhall. On. this
short trip the rose h.d greatly faded from
her cheek, and sadder had turned her eve.
No one knew the cause. but hast Monday
they. visited lawyer in this city, and signed
papers agreeing forever to separate-sach 10
60 where irclinat,cn might lead, and hcnce-.
forth 70 Be as strangers to each other. 10
settled upon her Boston property TO tie
amount of$2, coo. ani igsve her. besides
$l,oOO in cash, and yesterday she leh7 Or
Boston: Both parties were we'll educated,
handsome, and apparently we'll fttsd tae
each others society, but some cause, un-
known to outsidsrs,,led to the ahovs results.
Rockford Mans. ! : ..as's So g
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!, ~ IL sli! O. 90
DcIckatcS. Della

'Aennepin Co., Vert Of the Mississippi, 6 Del
Counties not enumerated in the above list,
Will be entitled to:onc Delegate each. q. i
Chairman Dc,n. Central Committee,
St. Paul, May 5, 1859: !.%lf ~ Z IL j.
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The United 3aI6G q s'isSusestr wtlll.m :
Appleton, tieateNA< Randolph commander.
arrived KY WtSt!Sf @ 9Th, f7frosI {,
cfqif.I 9eaingth thee Pnsp4ers who Ire {s-
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The me1 say that the captain fell overheard
accaehSaR5 while OF Hi;isbo4o. ind {hlt e.,
attempting to save him the vessel drifted in
on tie 6feakeat1ss.' a6d 'w1s ioSt fhsy ,ca
knowledged to have robbed the trunks after
the sesseli VA lost, but deny ftiat the iSapo
Ftai1 met his deathsat their. hands. Suspi-
cions are 50 strong against them that Com
missioner Brown has committed thems 81
The Enterprise was fitted out Il u.,.o,;l
for the purpose Of transporting 4 CARO- Of
Indians from Carthsgen. 10 Cuba, where they
Fa1e l made slaves Of The trade is exactly.
similar u Tie slave trade, except that,
the vessels and men engaged in it nFun. 10 20
nsk-never being overhauisd by ;cruissTsor
searched by custom house ofieers.as This
traffic has been goingon for some wears. and
was patronized. for some time BY ths laraous
francisco Marti, the l,obleman> fisherman Of
Havaha. He used his fishing smacks for tte
PURPOSE, and stole his Indians from the Ynnc-
atap and GaPpeachy coasts, 10