, 1859-04-21

Dfattnp the races WINCH uE ICHAfueu l4o SoStA- |
tial to The freedom of either. The result Of the
projected conquest Of Cuba will be the renewal
Of The slave trade, to bring Africa in chains to
the work Of the West Indies, whilst the poor
castc Of tho white race in our southern regions
nre to be converted into seldiery to MAINTAIN an
wnr viii forc;rn powcrs, a separation Of the
Union. md. if tic Wild llopes Of the projectors
ronld i,e ACCOMPLISHED. would renew around the
Gulf Of Mexico q sort Of Turkish domain, like
that which once embraced the Mediterranean
in it's bosom. These saracens of the SCUM, VINO
would propagate sluserv with ne s"Grn, ~uss ~
eaEes. ia So,S WorId lint lave freedom,
Peace was the object and result Of Mr.. Jefier-
sons acquisition under the banner o. 49,, .,ptr tr
ra[ ~: e.sm ~. a .'a.;oat to .vtand slavery.
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The Rescue Ca*es---Neyv Jury ordered
.-Extraordtnary Scenes in Jail.
c, o,..-7; .,,oxs ~, +r;o, NJ
In aAc case of al'e oberlltl rescuete' =" 80. ="
Cleveland, the Judge, on Monday last oeciaea
that new Jurors should be called for the trial OF
,.c,.'d... rl,,c--. INV, ,raa comnosod
eac'' as'elaa"'' i"e A4.s -, ' :, c.tn.a
entirely ol Democrats. 1ne 'o'lo""s ''n4 'n'
Cleveland Utrad explains how it was selected:
!, ,,ox not il. n.rfrc.,v understood how Il
u.,-ncl- Jury, IL s,,1ectrd and how II Iargeat1
t,nt .,..rv anc oT Tho ;,rurs in tic case against
Nnshnrlt'w:s n DEMOCRAT,
o1snsi w., .,,,.r ,,ar+v has r;,bt to l,are
Il "struck" or special jury, The defendant,
Bnshne asked for ,1rack JuTy, ano 1icTe snt,.
aa. o" ..I ~ ,.,, IN The Northern District. Among
these names were ten Rcpublicpas. Each party
thcn had right to strife out twelve Of these
names. They did So; the District Attorney
striking of trery Republican,. From this stirling
process comes the naine-" Struck Jury That
left sixteen Democrats to he summoned as the
luyors from which, twelve were taken who toE1n-
Cd tl1ciurv spoken Of.
'r,e 1%-,II;t.t,-~,c,,t;o,x fin foNow;nr facts
..,
III connection "th 1nese easeS' as "''e' ~"
pardonab]e, Mt variance with rroicss1onal ihas
n,,;,n;tv and Indicative of III, intense maligni-
~,
~ t""Aros INC aee"7eo
lst Let It be remembered that inc D'str'ct
Attorney, who has control G' 1ne nfanu outs,
allowed Mr. b"ynton, the 1a'her ol !he oo} "no
tor go tsecoyea tne neE1o-uf 'sl"E ~ t''u'-
into the hands Of tue sast,eachess. 10 slt upun
the Jury t1at iouna 1ne apo'e'ient "sa'n9' tns9c
men. >,,,, 4,,. .ho 1,;s,n;,.
21, Let II hc reu!enoefca lhat tHc Dlstr'cl
Attorney allowed United sta'ss pepui! s1al
slsal 10 be one oi the petit Jury tha1 tfieu busn-
nell.
I'd. Let 1t be rendered INA. inc DlslIle, A.
torney. ntteF l'ushncl haa ocen eoh',c'eo; ~
sisted That all the olner "ele.S e.Vuu ,.d -"
'leu y tuc 'a'.e ~ 91:t ~ ~ t
upon all the H;1'l lacts Ill the'f cases.
The following from the same paper is indlca-
,;ro IF 4l,c .4,1 of uonnlar sentiment at C)crc-
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The Jail IN Saturday atterhooh appeared more
Hundreds Of ladies' and gentlemen Of the high
cst standing called IN the Oherlln prisoners,
and left them but few intervals during the day
and evening t"r rest Uh ail sues tAey were
rrc1. mingled viii. severe comments on the cx-
fratr,1iuary conduct Of District Attorney Bel
den, in ordering tllcir arrest in violation OF all
precedent and in contempt Vi all decency anti
rrn]Iriety.
t>n Sunday afternoon. according to previous
notice. Professor Peck, NC OF the obrrl'n res,
cuers conntted to jail to await trial, proceeded
to address his brethren i'll lunds and such OF
I the frer as chose 10 cs'mc. The honr appointed
vas lr.f ra:1 two o'ctuck, antl ut that time an
| immense crowd had gathered around The Jail.
| Tic extensive jai! yard was literally packed
| with human bo,irs, ti,e space and street
l,cyo,,a filled, every roof and shed that afforded
prospect Of the preacher crowded. and
] The windows If the nrw t"nrt linnsr build
ing occupied. i large number Of ladies' we're
| in the cruwd. IN addition IL those admitted BY
tue Sheriff to tic private apartments Of lcjail.
The cruwh was ot thu highest respectab'hty.
and numbered between three and four Thousand
|
| Professor prck stood just il the doorway ol
tue jaif, anl from that point conducted the cx-
crcises, which hr opened will! Il short PRAYER.
The immense congregation then united in sing.
ing, after w1.icl. in able discourse was delivered
from Matthew, ix. 9.
At the conclusion nf the sermon, a prayer
was offered, the dnSolnGy su,Ig. aud the congrc-
gatuu dispersed. very many previously passing
through the Jail and shaking hands with the
prisoners.
News by tho Overland Mall.
lFr"'n the Mo. peinoc.4s 'sth.l
The Overland California Mail which left San
francisco On the 4ltl, nlt., arrived in this city
] la>. night. The mail arrived at Upton on Sun.
DAY night ut = o'clock There were no through
p.>seu.ers by this mail
Mr.. Sidney i. Hul,bcl, uf Albubucrquc. took
| the ssn.e at +! Paso Oh thu evening uf the 5tE
! inst, and caluc through 10 ST. Inuis with the
mail. There passenger by thu mai
from t:ila mines to Sherman. Frnm this gentle
nun Mr., lIuhbell learned the following i'll re
gard to the lila minrs.
Thu stranger, whose name Mr., II. forgcts, in
. formed the LITTER that the tiu mines were en-
tirely deserted. with the exception Of one claim
which WAS owned and worked by four men, wlt