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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

AyEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Ou
IN and sfer MONDAY, April 1889 sad until further notice,
Pssssser Trss vii leave P-f foot Of DuAaes- follows,
via -
DuNKiRk EXPREsS ., q N, for DunkiIE and Busaso,
ud principal Intermediate Stations
NAIL TRAIN a. u for Dgnkirk AID Buffalo, and liter
srels,- s,s;i-na
cson-t Piermont for S1r-ru. and ini.rec ate ssona
WAY PASSENGER a. IL, for hewolTsn, hldde"wn,
s,1 ir.rrurcis.s s-a-ions
NIGHT EXPREss E; p r., ,or Dunk,rk and Bzfalo
TIE al. 's trsiss = daily, Sundays ,rcep--c
Thee Express Trains a. klLrrs win ne Limn
CapsrdsEss AID N.x.rs Falls Railroad for Nisfsra FaI -
BirEtsmpo with the Syracuse and Bnshsnpton kzioed f
gsr,cus- Cor1Bs xA Butso, Corning and New fofk
RArOac r Rochester ana BurAso a. Great Bend witn ne
peA~sre, L,kEwsnnA sld Wes:ern ksirosd for scrsnn
Horp-I-syiIe With lie S.lo sa6 Newfork Ci.y karoeA
snd BIrso Duasi.k with Zoe Lake shore ksoeA tos
CHARLES MORAN President
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

CUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF tho aP-
- pcstou Of the Mayor Alderman and Commonsty o. shs
CITY of New York m. Board Of Commissioners Of the Cen
alPs relative TO the acquisition Of lands for public psk OF
place and oh streets and tho sh aud sh ave-
city of New Yorh-rbe Mayor Amermsn and Com
onsty of NewYork by the Board Of Commission
ers Of the Central Park to the statute rnted An
Act o alter Map Of the City u NswYorh By laying out
thereon public Place. and authorize the sAinF OF As sAne
passed Aph ishree fhs being pr.sent-hseey svs NO
oe TO essees parties and persons respectively ent
led unto or the lands hersdaDents anl
mentioned and dss1bed that they vf
Div 20 the Supreme State Of New YORK. q special
fn Court held the City Han Of the City Of New
the 9th day Of July 1882 ct tbs epsnns Of
THAT day THEREAFTER ~ Council can b.
heard the appointment Of three Commissioners Of Apprasa
entitled 10 estimate In favor Of the several
owners essee parties and aforesaid just and squta
bic for taking all those lands tenen~nts hsedts
premises lie between the outhery line o side o
th and Oh Streets and 5th and sh In said city
and which the Board Of Of the Central Park
deem advisable be acquired for the purpose Of extending sad
Central the City York which said lands and
laid the map plan Of said city, under and By
virtue Of an entitled An Act relative 10 improvements
laying Of streets and roads In the City Of New
York and other passed April lsDsted Nay
n laIe RICHARD BUSTEED Counsel the Corporstiou
myHtiyS and 10 SAID hosfd OF Commissioners
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

nAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY-Steamer
~ METAMORA from foot Of Jsy. every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at g. NJ
EOR NEW-HAVEN-By steamers ELM CITY
Il and TRAVELLER, from kslp at p M and II p. M
arriving In time for the morning trains.
NAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY
~ Steamer METAMORA, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY from foot Of Jsys at, at N.
COR SAG HARBOR, LANDING at ORIENT
il and GREENPORT-The steamer CATALlNE viii leave
Oiverst Pier No. 50, T. r.. every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
sDA SATURDAY AFTERNOON At O'Clock Freight taken
q. w. CORLIES, Agent
NEW ROUTE for NEWPORT, via n. Y. and
IN n II. and N l.. and N. L. and Stouingon Railroads
On aud after MONDAY June 6, Passengers for NEWPORT
via Shore Line viii leave BY the Express Train from 7h
u and connecting with splendid Al East Greeu
uch R. and arrive az Newport Returning leaves
New por, aud arriving IN New-fork At q 70 aud
IL 10 p. IN.
T.cists sod and Baggage checked through each way.
JAMES II HOYT. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

NJEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANY.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On and st4 WEDNESDAY, June la5e, Trains viii lesve
ath.,, Station, New-Yort, a. follows:
7.45A m For Wiiarnsbndse.
s;S0A Mail Train for Albany
s;0a III For Willamsbrdse.
ll;SOa N. For White Plains.
?:3o .. N. For Williamsbsids-.
4:Oe .. For White Plains
<p D. For Dover Plains.
e:l5 D For White Plains from White aud Centre Y
$50 D. u. For WnlAuabridse.
RIrvRxnc-Wll leave:
5:Ooa u From White Plains.
5:SsA N From Dover Plans.
s:Iea u Prom WiiansbiGse.
7:sa N PROM White Paina
e.pA u Prom Wtiarrsbridse.
1854 u Mail Train from Albany
100 D. u From Wiliamsbndsr.
500 o. IN From White PAins-
500 o u Prom Wlliamsbridfe.
SEQ D. m From White Plains
wA. J. CAMPBELL, sspehn.srdsni
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

ADRIAN ii. MULLER, Auctioneer.
20 LOTS at YONKERS.-On THURSDAY,
June g. at I2 o'clock the Getty House Yonkers Posi-
, s of ~ yery choice and valuable LOTS in the beanfu
and hourshng village of Yonke Westchester County on the
banks of the Hudson River within short distance OF the mil
det and landing the princ
nal streets village and in the midst Of rapid improve
inents For Maps &c, apply 10 AuCTioNEEh NO % ss
Trains leave for Yonkers 10 and II O'Clock t27s3l
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
Uater Cure.

DERGEN HEIGHTS WATER-CURE
ID Qstsly kept by DR. Il. LoEwgsIHAL situated on III.
Pa.ades milo by ssge from IIoboken ferry will b- opened
for Patient. and Guests MONDAY. June g. Advancement.
made with eminent ydTopsth IN New York Visiting
ssd Consulting Physicians - ... -
JUsTUS SMITH, Proprietor.
Mr.. L. SMALLEY, NJ ID. tae associate with Dr. TralD,
RSsdeut Physician.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf
IN For Ensish S~eshorbood Fort Lee, Eag,-~cd shrsA
enboir. Chester, rsppan, Perli, hskcnsack and Syasf
Trains viii ID s. foo~s = luSays sxosp;edl:
Leave .Yofs from loot ColrtAHd,s; Jersey City Feryh
:. 80 a IN, And 50 and $50 p
Leave Picruon. =. 5 ard :; IS n, ard SIS p
Stage. counet with Trains Hssensak Jancsiou for
Hsrk,usa-k ard 81 Piernout cr Nysck. C,rssvou &c.
SEYMOUR 4 TOWER, Cou-rsctors.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
THE NEW LINE for CALIFORNIA.

il GREAT INDUCTION UF IAkN -,,
Ybe hvorise searship NORTHERN LIGHT CsP- fnAS
>uah viii rsy~ Pier No North River. Friday Jne ~
q oeloeh n connecting RA.AnA Railroad, VIA ssssD
shp UNCLE San
Zpply q Dc ony ofce of me Line, No BoIfrs s1.eo
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
legal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of County of NewYort Notice herrby given 20 all pr
.n. having claims ssaus, CHARLES HASTINGS late Of the
City o New York dcessd prcseut the with vouchers
th.r,p subscriber his place Of business No $ Psrk
row IN the City o New York before the 18th day Of Juno
urx,-Dated New York the 10Th day OF December, lass.
a. VAN COrT
dill isw6m' Administrstor, with the VIII annexed
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
Urtan 6tedmers, 81.

IT s. MAIL steamship VANDERBILT 70
H.yrr vi. Southampton. viii sal from Pier No J. NOR
Riyer pr-sely ., asn SATURDAY Ju2e With Ps's-ns.n
Hss ,nd sp-s fer Earope srysI.l saeeasH. r@ -
snr.srd D. TORRANCE, No. b0wnns trren' New"
ne steamship ARIEL viii sail June Is
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

EOR BOSTON Aed PhOvIOENCE VA NV
s~arpsr METROPOLIS Cart BCwn. saves Sr~ forh every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY - 9eo.a m.
ADd he EMPIRE STATE Cap- Br.y-oa- 90 MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY nd FRIDAY a. ) oesoA , n, from PET No.
aS.R
Eerrsf-f ON b regarded /" secured 70 any arr
ar.il ibe shall have h<~E pssj ior =.
y.st: Boston SE~ardsd Asoeea with gree: esP>ea y
Expr-ss Freight TrAin - r
MM RORpcN Afrn. Ncs - and u VIZ
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

NIPKEME tUUhI I-NOtNII OF NEW-
- YORK STATE Of fNEW-YORk.-0E0RGE y. TRIM
BLF executor ofthe las, will and testament OF SAMUM DE
MILT deces.ed, against CHARLES NJ NANRY and ALICE
hs wife John Many Francis Manu. John Dnon, Elizabeth
Lee. Mary Joseph Heating, James Lynch Melvin Whiting
Msor Thompson Joseph lee. Daniel Hanett, Henry Mills
PENDANTS named You hereby summoned aud rcqoed to
answer complaint In this action which filed In he oee
~ the Clerk of the City and County Of New York. the City
Hall in the City New York. State Of fork, on the I'D
day OF April 1889 and copy Of your answer 70 the ssd
onplain on the subscriber bis office, No. 81 Wsst In
the CITY ofNew York within twenty days after the service Of
you exclusive Of the day Of such service and
II Won complaint within the time Aforesaid
the plaintiff this action will spply 20 the Court fo the reh"
r II. BROWNE,
mt4 iaw6wS flaintus AtDfn~y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

DON'T Scold your Servants for Punching Holes
IN the Refrigerator 1, be avoided you use the com
mon Ice Pck or Mane but buy Of Ghne or kowes ret
sut ICE BREAKERS which Will soon save its cost IN lee a
Da.l,, Manufactured BY STEVENS 70 Pearist up s;Airs
"YDE's Patent GRIPPING WRENCH,
Gibbs. Patent Bench Clamp Door SPRING. kAteh.
o. Bed Kew. osl Case. containing Tools weight o. ala
Horse Cards cheap and good at wholesse by
~ GRAY BROTHERS, No. So Beetmsnst
VNGOT COPPER. SPELTER. BANCA lin,
i ANTIMONY. LEAD. sPELTkR SOLDER PIG IRON
For sale by JOHN W. QUINCY Co, No. y Wiihsm-.t
~ AMES a SONS SHOVELS and SPADES.
~. For ssle by JOHN W. QUINCY Co. No sS Wliainst
uHO NAL-ST. 1GO
lOS LEwISS Wholesale and Retail Hardware W
a,o-r n hlk from Bowery toward Broadway General as
sur,ent Of Shell, heavy and Hoaseteepen hArcwarr nov
op-nins Nsils Crpen-rs bes: Tools avAys 90 mana
{41ierrlldncouG
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-F0r PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CIrY-Mail and Express nes leave New York at and II
M and and D. fare &S Through Tickets cold for Gin
einna aud the West, Washnsou New Orleans aud the
South tc and through baggage checked 70 Washington n
j. w. WOODBURY., Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will be received for trains unless delivered snA
sheckrd kren minutes In advance Of the time OF esyna
, 1859-07-21
W2SEXkyT .N.1VB XXKNN.

FAr41 Eyrrcrs or n. Hx.,-rh. f,u;,.,
Waig and Republican state. tb.t .ueb ~. n,
Intense heat Of Friday last that no lea. than
zen Individuals, in different parta Of the city,
were Frustrated by sau.stroks. Several per.
....,.:-- w %Ae '*"et faxe. then Laid up
e' "efe 'aoek doEn. Some Of the
eases proved iatal.
FxrA1 Ay1p.v r,m,
n-.~+.-r.-i1 - 4o"A'-tWo mel, faned
~ a 1%sge''' engaged in ded fracas
hehtihs with pitch. .fort, "a e. ts.. e e1 tn'*''
ortt ~. t;rlad hv =, H.: ~ teaee-laas. Leg
80 :" N4e1 W olo~ On his head, md 01er-
tur1 vas arrested and lodged in iail At H..
tunva.
= RAILROAD D,p71cr1rr m rxn,.r. m. u.x.
shall county find , n.,a....
h,<s h... ~, 49, 4>@'"0e'as SAYS taaf threats
, 1859-07-21
AMERICAN ni.fmrow

a. Golden is the only one Of the dist;n.
guiahed Englishmcn, returning homo a,ler =
Tour in this country, who has deemed Amer;
can opinion touching European at1airs If snc
hclent consequence to be quoted a, car1vinc
with itany authority, before tho English neo, -
r'e' Tint gentleman, who is singularlv frco
iFom the prejudices which blind 40 manv ~
MS countrymcn-a clear-headcd, nract;ca]
statesman, whose distinction is his en;ncrt
common eense-consumcd considerable ,ha,a
Of his late Liverpool speech in telling l,;s
hearers whnt Americans think about tie war
now progressing, and other matters ot univer.
sa eonoen He made no apology for quoting
our American fricnds," but evidently to15
what he had seen and hoard, with profound
consciousness that he had seen md heard whot
WIS worth repeating, and what those whom be
addressed should know. We mention thu fart
only as an evidence Of increasing importance in
national affairs Of public opinion, and Of t,,o
weight which now in the ,ninda Of cn,ie,+anaa
'oen both in England and On tho Continent ia
accorded American it1eas.
, 1859-07-21
#f0icineg, Sc.
vi y OR T. T 0 BE ADMIREn
A' THAN THE -
RICHEST DIAnHs
Worn by Kings or Enpersry.

What7 Why Beautiful Bad ~ u.t~
1taass 4 = ths e.aanans sos ;...~ ~ o..-1 ~ =
SIf ss Keadsk although the ross my kos ..et IT,
SfPe f5tff IL lss "a /, s sy. e e.
@k. q ~ har b zaei ani shl.vrlet A4.,1 asi ~ y
sSa.a FL sss WIZ s.s u, ~ fss3%:a T.:
er m y. FL 9ns, vsek sa .eor. snd permanent.
}asis fsssE: ah' writer of L. IA as celebrated L.
D. woonnA,r x-Fu,s tGa. y. - ,apfn s1a ~ y ls:a
II IL Isa91s 20 e =, Under e. D. ofsou es ny
sssss i =: e' ks:sa. ss' ~; e:
,s e. = -. = = ;1
4n' tef 'tr. youss ea'y MY -
"DysA e:zssszs. :! .!1I'5aa-
% ass ~ x.:;astiss :19a e. q ~
~tsf. :so ;eeelsea T. lMeasei, eo, noai5 - Or II.
,s 1ssi e ~ - -
ssaI eo1a1 bSi IT. e IL ae1 u .:a ny 70 Is
81: - .s1si sS :s as :{s E "a
as IS
,1e, r,Gs II: EseD:ES t:;ss 5sessaesa
"a fasa ssa stl
10 aasaI e1i eoat ri i n,a.s .s 1s2.
e as"s,1 ssa ptps tas a'Rsa 7 As g. :. &
AaS % md turning kay II vas "a beeolnx 6asd "a
~ LII naea mnY NsmTsts to DO effect. commenced nanE
safsta safa ~ III "a a Z. !. saa X "
faly 1ttoFsd = II original eo!or health md sppees
sad !eheesf1lfy :ecen,tntnd Is use 10 u.
Gh!a8o, u. Ny 1851. J. D. HOES
The Restorative . Up tn bottles Of hrFx xxea IL.
asxe n,e1.u sn4 sn,lll tha ANAL halls bali panf ma
fea lor ona deAs pst tntt}e ths medium hods Il east
Msaty Pr cent nort Ia Isopnrton Ihan snail r.tsx
lof tHo eoiss per battle: H. ts.k4 hod+ quart tosty pxF
esnt. moLs IN pn1o1cn a.I RIA q las thses 1olsarA
W: i; L. WOOD Z c. r'opcstoss II D!.edxaI. Ns~
@ a4 ti9 tos xrat New York Wss r. ling
A"d snd By III god Drug anA Fac uoa.ia pssisa
, 1859-07-21
| 4 Matter wh8eh Cenea,~a sha w..s.

4 NnttAx 1Hhf.A r~-..-
| Ed,to,, -. ~ A r..,s. ~ &4e "esss
| r.. 60 ~ - ,.'ua
A4e ol*'e o1 ne" fofk with view to the in.
crease Of its revenues, discriminates Against
md in f.vor of ~. ,nf,-;., -. ~ ap'' s''on
-. ~ s.., we 'I'.'. .,f :, Aa's ot lis spring at
es.seoSe' ia l@o c*oA toas-
The extent Of the discrimination, tie writer
th.t - :, a. ra.,,.,o1 A. =" 'uaneaent TO say
~4"t nuns OF the 60 called,
iafAs Island SAL, Or very little Of il, finds its
way to the west, and the beef and ,,o-t ~ m;
nois, and other States on thc ill.,. :. and 49,. -.
n he mt IN :, 49, ~ 'oc aaAes' Is md has
ND T ,haa M ,p; ~ ~ 'ae 1n1efior salt Of New York.
York the better salt Of The Turl. spS othsr Has
Islands The policy which dictates this course
is false. It would BE- for tha ;,.a-ss. - ~
.o-r.a .t.. a., N"s .AAeAes' VI al con-
' e-.. :] .A1' 'A' oes. "asef1a1 Was used in the
hrst instance, md this expense Of rcpaclipp
:asoaoed. proposes remedy for this eril aua
II ~: is one which Is easy Of application, and which
~ ~ GasTy with It advantages to the trade Of the
1a1e 1e paaln.
-. -! ", 70 import the salt made from sea
,'iaaa. - eotae evaporation, direct from the
p.asIs "ueg Is produced, md pay for it in
"'as.es as. prooueed IN our lake region.
lhe saves used to make rum and uo|asscs
CASKS throughout the West India i.lands ali
come from the hikes. Much OF the lumher pscd
there comes from the same region. and ne,ri~
all the provisions are produced there. wit =
~ ne'eh1 Tue direct trade via the St, Law-
, 1859-07-21
Excursion from Cincinnati to st. An-
thony and mtnnehat,a via. DAYTON
and IT. WaYur~


number Of e1cursionists, numbering abnnt
fifty, was held on board the steamer Itasca, hi.
Day, as she drew near the end Of her trip.
Col. E. ". Morgan, Of Frankfort, Ky., was
called to the chair, and John Young, Of Cincin-
| natl, appointed Secretary.
| The object Of the meeting, as stated, was to
give expression to the feelings and sentiments
ot the e1cursionists in regard to the officers Of
the various Railroad Companies and others,
who had contributed so largely to their epioy.
ment.
On motion Mr. Jos. Hoxic, of New York.
Stephen Crowe11, Of Long Island, Il. c. Walker,
Of Buffalo, and J. Hotfncr. Of Cinciu.
natl, were appointed & Committee to prepare
and submit to the meeting suitable resolutions,
which duty they performed, aud furnished the
following:
Rso!red, That the shanks Of ttis meeting are
1usttE dur, eaa ire hereby cheerfully rendered to
the officers Of the several Railroad Companies.
ana Of The Steamboat Line. for their liberality,
mote the pleasure and comfort of the excursion
1sts IN their trip, md which have rendered one
Of the most delightful within our: recollection.
1asototd, Thai the thinks Of this meeting be
House. cficooo io+ +hn s ;ihss,s, u .n .us 1feeont
trcshments furnished BY him on the train from
lineage to the Mississippi River, which contri-
comfort % Of tIs e4anys@n.+p a@a oppoffuneY to the
remembered as a most acreeabie cnterta;nment
steamer 1tasca so long and fayorabiv Enown ,a,0 nn
the western waters. for his stiIi a. co0Tnand "
or ana us bearing as gentleman, VIC tender
our. oa. hearty thanks for his solieitude to antici-
% th"t ~ bs bSury e'es want Of big
himself to ali present md that nart;n9 1r;.h h;,
is more like leaving home than the feeling usual
On t'ie termination OF steamboat trip.
Mr.. Joseph Ho1ic, on presenting the above
resolutions on behalf Of the Committee, stated /
, 1859-07-21
"manny Premiun1n for Twenty Are.
tnter Wheat, the Growth Or

o''ef or c0'. Sc snistssH H. sftH ;5' A. sesz
To The Fazue.s Of MiuoIx
For the purpose If stimulating the enternr;..
tnE iar.ners 9t Htnois, to produce, by proper
md improved cultivation, large crops Of whcat
from year to year regularly, upon given onan,
t1ty 0f land. Messrs. Talcott. Emerson 4 r.
Of Rockford, hare donated to the State Af,r;c,i''
tural Society "Nanny's Combined Rcaner md
Mower to be made in the best possible msn-
ner. >''4@
In order that this magnificent nre,,;r,,, ,,.
DC productive Of the most good, It is offered for
the bcss crap Of winter wheat. 10 be prnmn m
twenty acres Of land in Illinois, and to be har.
vested in 1860 "~
The object Of publishing thi. notice at ,b;,
early period is to stimulate the Investigation hT
our farmers, accompanied BY cxperiments r.
the best course Of culture to secure cood crnn.
It possible irrespective Of tbe seasone hc;n,,
what are commonly called favorable, or not r
Is not desired to award this premium on srho-
eser ere enaneea 10 hase the best feld By accident,
OF frequent plowlngs Of the iand-of deen xnh.
soil plo~ing-of alternating crops-of s1rfar-
draIning-ot underdrainipg-o thoronrh hsr.
ro~lng-of broadcast and drill sowing rnll-
10 !ne ;,h iet fh hsoIog It's also
now numerous-and the benefits Of of1en chnn~,
ing the seed. 0''eA elaos~
In word, the object Of this premium ;s tn
INDUCE thorough cultivation, and secure a basis
on which system Of cultivation eau be inauEu.
orally be secured BY thorough system Of csSit;- si
vation. u eu4''-
Progressive farmers wilt appreciate III. mn.
tives of Aessrs- Talcott, Emerson Co. IN M.
thor,.'ng t the States Society to award Ibis pre-
mum aasn and, We arc confident they will take
be Of rast benefit hereafter to the farmers ~
Illinois, and to the interests of the Statr 5s-
, 1859-07-21

have never heard thlspEoposition disputed: and
we haF9 also stated, ne Believe that Africa II
sosded the on'y source whence an appropriate
supply could be obtained. The laws prnhibit.
Ing The slare trade are, in our opinion "a an.
graceful and huniliAting to the South Al thev
are unjust and Unconstitutional, Conrrrsa h,
just ~ much right to brand the slsye trade M be.
!Fcen tie States as Infamous, az it has to stamn
an.am5 on thc African slarc trade. In ali mora
rsrts s sengaous aspects, and phianthropie as
descriptions Of traffic Ifthcrc Isl, is ia favor
o. Tue African trade, for the simple but iucou.
uosefslb'e reason, &aut the African trade elc.
sntes, c1Eilizcs, Christianixcs aud redecms from
~ oaFoafism TIC wretches bought from their own.
.s taefe, "l4e the inteE-slavc trade does moth
| y dad trae religion, strong arguments can be
Drought forward to sustain u rc.openine Of Tue
African slaye trade; but when we view the cues
Non in the light Of cxpcdiency, it assumes dir.
iercnt aspect It may be inexpedient, aud it
may not. On this point mcn may honestly and
is little OF no room for discussion. Bisots may
rare and fanatics may howl, but neither their
rar1ngs nor their howlings, come thcy from The
North or from the South, can hare tie slightest
elect upon result arrived at through tie me-
d1um Of lncontestible facts and legitimate d..
ouc''on from iacontruFertiblc, historical truths.
The Crescenfs artic.e covers but two Of the
points TINT we illustrated; but Hon. 1. H.
Stephens the representative man Of the South.
spreads himself in bis Augusta speech, all
oTer another position which VIC set forth. BE
takes the economical and "southern expan-
sion" dodge Hear him:
"Ar. Stephens repeated that be had endear-
ored to discharge his duties faithfully. The
settlement of the questions to which lie had al
, 1859-07-21
RFPUBLICAN TOLERArIoN.

That the Republican organization admits I,
great latitude Of opinion among those who bc
long to it-that it is no Procu1stes' ,,e,, =,
winch every member ofthe party must be fitted
either By stretching or amputation-tlc 1a,t
speech Of Hon. Thomas Corwin, Of Ohio, is
sufficient proof Mr. Corwin said that be Ind
a"fAd "'th the nartr aineo ita organizations
ano "as suro his vte~s on the subjec. Of sin,
cry Vrro those Of nine~tcnths of its members
lie only differed with those who be1ierod thot
any Fugitive Slave Law is unconstitut nm,
with every Republican lie held tlsat it il fin
duty Of Congress- to prohibit Slavery in tba
territories The had ever declared thot In
was a member Of no party, it tas with refer
ence to questions on which tho Republican
party Ind taken no very distinct position M
On matters Of finance, political economy an,
The like. So long as there was question oc
slavery, Or No Slavery, he was with the RI
puohcana Gov. C. said be did not like tia
Fugitive Law-would not l1aye voted FIR =
but iii the law, and there was no alternative
but to obey Or repeal it.
~ hare not heard TINT it is anywhere pro-
posed to read Mr.. Coswin out Of tho p,rtv Iva.
cause te believes what some Of tho leaders d.
not profess or that it is proposed to elect Gid
anss to the Presidency in 1860, because ho
pro'essea what Corwin deniea- Both Of them
ssau doubtless act together; at any rate until
no aseress'ons Of the slave Power aro stared: !
md while neither Of them will claim that be il
'ae embodiment Of the Republican doctrine
aey Will agnce to tolerate whit each bc.
,e'es 10 oe the others error, for the sake Of
he great and necessary work that is to be oc.
There is room for more of c,cb
OIL LEI them come into the Republican
ampf
, 1859-07-21

among tho cabin Passengers of the nnfar+,-
nate Pomona there we're irs p.r+o, "1os.u- Woatr
Thomas Paxton and the Misses Hsr1;st "s.e sad
Lizzie Parton. These al perished a n tbe Pc Pc
asSor. Sar out @ her bodies *ere aeerxard sashed
seans a of sG1sss os.1 t1hsTEs h:,;sa
the person Of Mrs: Paxton. IL P.I3on 19ono On On
thc vile Of captain Paxton. Of H. Sn S.M,nsh
ship cooawattec aud she and h+r I. 81. sa
EninE f. to New Yor5 to meet c.pt.ia Fs.ton: sa
poooa ot ana tBgg faas a q stssd q
fsn'siy n:hered in the day on 1h;@I, anu ma neF
'Ston died. His ship was irinr~ ~ sf c.ien,,a a,n
H. lied there the ssme day n hi. S;fs n1j
md he- .iof rh;nh mus one entire
amiiy ps1a- ~ ~ IN India, the re-
tauaily-the hes~ eo On the same day.
ulainder in Irelaaa-.
, 1859-07-21
where the Responsibility Re,on.r

| "Aefo The Responsibility Befonxn
The Hon. jaccchh Collamer addressed the late
Republican Convention in Vermont. on ques.
tons Of national politics. Of slavery, be said
-" There Is i Fri ~ .uo y as Winthrop,
ri 'n; ons y K'es n nod other1 *bo sat n. ~
si.-o f.. oas 2! III tue difficulty On Il, 'ae ..t
~ ,.1f .ne ,A4f :iop' Did We maie H. n1a:. But
ks DID We annex Texas md d. a. occaa.ons a..a
49, 1aa - Power TO The Stare Stasssr n nI I"rpos'
70 lot Cub, md for allbesterin1 een.s.go no sSgo
~ ue1fser n there Is chance to srt s[.1e ts.'
sPe1ed s3 aga.ns 0ur: action has been oaas .sd PC
me0t: On! On The offensive. The :.er...;r. @aa u
dircet tha gentleman referred to ;aht p the re-
Tbe etera, oiseourte to those Who c,ra oe.tsr
assa ..3e,a demand hat s64e1er aese
bin Of he Aiabsm;sns is sa1f H. against
Dgain.t timer nrss from The North ramaa. "no. Saee
;oe one I'D 70 snplisatioa Of neh law f
Glow il ~ tsna o., Of liberty; We I sPe; !ook hee;
'rd about il" and you tha1l not 4 ..qs .p