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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-13
Later from Havana.

CHARLEsToS, Tuesday April 10, 1859.
The steamship Isabel hss arrived here with Havana
dates Of the 10th inst.
The tlsvs brig Tyrsnt had been condemned at Key
West. The sslvsge was forty per cent net, and sixty
per cent goes to the Government revenue officers.
Sugar vas buoysnt a, Havana at 9a94o. for Clayed
and a asIo for inferior to good qualities OF Musco-
ysdo. Molasses had declined 10. Exchange was ad
Misunderstanding was IL ollie. v cent premium;
Northern a. al cent discount, and New Orleans
ii was A l oil y cent premium.
An extensive FIRE bsd occurred in the western pOr
lion of Cuba, destroying large quantity Of Sugar
and much other property.
Msretzeks Opera troupe are among the passengers
by the Isabel
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BROOKLYN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY,"

The Spriog Exhibition OF this Socisty opened yes,
terdsy afternoon at the Athenaum. A collection OF
flower, and plants said to have been unequsled IN
any previous exhibition Of the Society, was arranged
m such manner az to form various winding paths,
and by WAYS which wee ceAselessly thronged, patic
ularly durg TIE evening" with ladies and gentlemen
that seemed TO participate in the hsppy expression OF
the flowers as they breatbed the perfumes mat ena-
mated from them, and filed the room. \ band o,cu-
pied the gallery, and dispensed music for the enjoy
ent OF the esr the flowers on exhibition ieased the
eve The attendance Was large, and the opinion pre-
vailed that the opening success There's, no SeV
er large number of exhibitors who have not yet
brought IN and arranged al their plants auditls expect
ed that the continuation OF the Fair, during e1nesiay
ard Thursdsy, VIII be visited by thousands. large
proportion Of the visitors during the evening consisted
of Young ladies, who, il is no more than justice to
Brooklyn TO state, enhanced the attractions OF the
opepipg considerably. All varieties of flowers were
on exhibition amply sufficient TO afford agreeabe and
profitable study for the two dsys they yet 10 be
SEEN The doors are open at 10 o'clock each morning,
ard close st the same hour in the evening.
The exhibition ends on Thursday
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yOrNG MEMS CHRISTIAN UNION

A mseting Of the Young Mems Christian Ulion
held last night al Gin ton Hail. Mr.. BADGER occupy
ing the chair in the absence OF the President.
A communication WAS received from Prof. Charles
Mel OF Harvard College, and formerly Pastor OF the
French congregation woIshiping at Cooper Institute
desosntpg upon religious matters. Ga motion, the
document was placed on file.
debate followed upon "Toe influence Of religious
belief on practical hfe" The Rev. Mr.. SHEPARD, the
Rev. Mr.. +. G.. HOLLAND and Messrs. HOWE, HAL
STEAD WILSON and others, took part 10 the discuss
iop and generally delivered brief addresses, which
were listened 10 with marked attention. The sudience
Was dismissed with few kindly words from the set
ing President
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To .sthcri.. Ii. reduc.ioa Of The capital ctoct Of

To authorize the reduction of The capital eeocx o
Baskirg Associations.
To ;wstect gas couscmers
The Walaboat N srtyrs Monuneat bia.
In relation to the New-Yofk Institution for the
Blind.
To continre the charter Of the Orphan Asylum Of
the City of New-York.
To amend the act for the government OF the New
York Central Park.
To amend tie charter Of the Arctic Fire Insurance
Company.
The Brooklyn Atlantic street tunnel bin came up for
q third resding.
Mr.. OWEN moved 10 recommt the bin and spoke
against is provisiors II steam was nuisance, the
city authorities had full power 20 sbste it.
Mr.. SLOAN spoke in favor Of the bill, explaining,
that st least hreefouths OF the property owners were
in favor Of tie bill and the assessments il imposed.
Mr. W. A. WHEELER deprecated the manner in
which the DID pressed forward and spoke against
iis provisions.
Mr.. SPIN0LA followed in favor Of the bill.
The motion TO recommit was ost by 10 II.
vote was then taken on the passage Of the bi ,nd
lost, ard motion 10 reconsider was laid on the table
Adjourned.
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Of Virgins. here {. rS.' n to GSs1% o the
rva.s IN the central and sou'henn P''u0"' vi '"'
ssss, AZ. mar. b,.ns,s than usual is nov beng trans
Msch u,o'g .s,,oy Dspsrtmsnt occupying the stten-
s &c. Of the s secretary ;Sses I'll Is1 month are ss
ts1 20 =. - 0Flbn, Postmaster Of Detroit, about
is 49,. h.s been 80 much interest OF late mas oeen
vhoa 40 tsr that il is thought he viii resign
w. Repubiesps intend frag one hundred gun 70
morrow afternoon, in honor OF Jefferson. ST. -
And the Republican victories In toe i0'e"' '''''
l,,ioisL electlons.
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vote. Thus led 10 suspcson thai ths b.ota had bose
insocurately counted.
A sev count VISA made on Saturday snd Il appeared
that Just 50 votes for the RepubIcsn candidates hAd
been overlooked in the count OF the ballots In the
S.ste boz, which explains the discrepancy. The
saal vote Of the city therefore 5504, of which
Gov Buckingham had III, and Jsmes L. Pratt
7s4. Woodruff hsi 2 $40 and Arnold :, 55. This,
OF eourse Increases Mr.. Woodruff majority in the
district 50 votes making il @ II also IN ,resses the
vote of Buckingham in this county, giving him ma
jori,y, ard leaving MiddleseI the only Democratic
county in the State.
We presume the State vii take notice OF
this erIor and make the proper correction.
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Gold i'm the Mountains.

LEAvENwORTH, Monday Apnl II, I659
Late private sdvioes afford ample evidence of the
discovery Of rich plscers in the mountains. State
mebts from different sources corroborate the finding Of
paying deposits of shot gold powders through sec
ton of thirty miles in extent There was much ex-
element at Denver City, and along Cherry Creek, and
ali the reports are more sanguins than ever, and are
entirely consistent There have been several letters
received from parties who went from here and perfect
reliance is placed in their statements.
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Further from Mexico.

NEw'ORLEASsl Monday ApnI IT, 1913.
Further a;vices by the Tennessee, to the 9Th inst,
state that there wa great rejoicing national salute,
and military psrsds, in honor Of Mr.. McLsne's recog
milton OF the Jusrez Government. The Liberals sur
founding the capital were 3 900 strong; they had Gu!
of the supplies of water and provisions. The garrison
numbers 5000 men. Mirsmon had sent 800 men TO
the capital from Orzaba. The forces Of Jusrez were
pursuing Mirsmon.
Senior Msts has dispatches confirming the public
news by the Tennessee. Senior Mata returns to Wash
irgon in q few days.
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SNeNNhri April II -FIoUR UNCHANGED; sses Of 90
L' % Es IS - os saperfns wHiSXT sty,Dced h.,
ale tseo eemsns; ssles Of To- bss q Provisions
pneasassd- Hes POEk, sui Bun slAs Bacon s30sle
nsv.osLxsss. April li-corroS Ia. advanced l., ,.e.
ie.o eSss hicsArt I3se sCsAs 10 suI and
kalsa --s'~' '>~' ~ 49,
A'.ss.% Ap'i ia-cOrrOs 10 sra. sad unchanged
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From Albany.

ALBANY, Tuesday, April l., lS59.
The hnai adjournment Of the Legislature is a very
uncertain matter, but will probably not be before
Friday night At the earliest. Tonight there is to be
an alught session in the House. but only on the Sup
ply bill.
1t is supposed the NewYork City Railroad bills viii
be reported 10 the Senate TO morrow.
Our Charter election took place to-day The city
ticket is close. SIX Opposition Aldermcn, three Dem
ocrstio, ard one Independent elected.
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o,,loek tomorrow morning.
20 tbs Asssolstsd Press

70 the Associated Pres" r-..S., "a Nil 70 1850
n. o,A.t billiard match between Phelan ADD See
roi.sr came of this evening. A.. c..
AtSp m. the parties were just turning the hrst
string: Ssereiter ITO, Phelan 50. one
On the fourth hundred Seereters score was oOo'
n: 40 o. m.-Phslsn 5Oi, Ssereter 400. Phel4n's
friends jzbilsnt. 90, o.,
I25Oa m.-Grest excitement nov prevails see
rieer has Just made run Of l5I. the game SIsnuS-
Phelan, Lin Seerieter, W. 90, o.
I3Os. m.-Grsat excitement Phslan, ~ Sse-
$50 a. m.-Phelsn, 1887; Sserieter, ,3S5 Ex
element intense. ,,-. MI
citemept is on the increase. 1890
Three lergs runs have been msde-the ioagest as
follows: PhelaD, lj7 and 1913; Seereiter, lou.
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fBy Telegraph-l


SENATE. .ALBAsY, April l., 1859.
The bills to provide for the completion Of the New
York Arsenal; 10 settle the disputed Connecticut
boundary; 10 authorize the rednctIon of the capital
stock of Banking Associations 10 protect gas con-
sumers and to provide for Monument 70 the ana
bout Martyrs were al ordered TO u third reading.
TIE bill 10 enable stockholders Of religion. and other
societies to vote by proxy was sent to the Committee
Of the Whole.
The bin TO regulate the government of the New
York Central Park was sent 10 a third reading.
The Registry Lsw bill, ne agreed on by the Special
Committee, was reported, snd ordered 10 thru
reading.
The resolutions favoring the commutation OF the
sentence of Mary Hartung were presented and iaid
over. -, r. -.
ton BY requiring the registry Of voters were iad
over.
On motion of Dir. JOHNSON, the resolutions earn
estly entreatiDg the Governor 70 commute the seq
teuce Of Mary HsTtnng or al least respite nei unt
after tue t.is OF Rhenan, her seducer, were sdop'sd
by Il 70 :. -.
a resolution was adopted requiring 'ne y hlt.
sopers of Records TO deposit oos copy OF all books
and documents with the State Library and one win
the Secretary OF state -. .
M, NOXON offered concurrent; resolutions to
sneId the Constitution 90 a. 10 require me ressa
ton of voters. ,;.,
Tie Metropolitan Police bills were mace the sPe0'9i
orcer for u D. u. tomorrow.
A corcurrent resolution WAS psssed n nH the una
adjournment at 10 O'Clock 90 Thurday evening.
mir SeHEIL moved that no bills nyolylrg over
$50 600 outlay on account Of the city OF NeW'iork
nall be reported complete unless they hsve beer con-
stered iI COMMITTEE OF the "hose' L'e~
Recess til "A P. N
BILLS PASSED.
To alter the maps Of Bfooklyn ,nt Nes-iork.
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CoURr OF APPyAL., April II, IS59.-So. u, Troy
City Bsnt AT ssgnsp srasci H. Rsyn,las tof sppt J.
L ftcoH for rept Nos - 81 struck 90 No 70, Lyssf ~
Drew srfued W L. LEANED for J. Bur,oa coz rsce
jregn ent affirmed No t. Rans@y AZ Cstlsr Usus6 r.
Ls5sns fer spps " sorsxus for No It daset g.
No. 70 Mote ayr CrO- argued classsoa foe spSL n.
C.EzsO1s Tos Anu is-sos ~ o. %. g. a. a. n, q.
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Trenton Municipal Election.

TRENTON n. J., Tuesday, April IL, 10y.
Franklin j.. NJ lis Democrat was rec ectsd Mayor
Of this city by msoriy of 37S over f. K. Borden,
the Republican candidate and private Secretary to
the Governor. Mr.. Mills received large vote. The
Democrats also elected nine out of the twelve Of the
city officers and tie in the Council Princeton and
Beverly have also been carried by the Democrats.
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Judicial Confirmation, &c.

BOSTON, Tuesday, April II, IH5J.
The Hon. T.. Rock wood OF Coocord, has been COZ
frDed by Gov. Bank a. Associate Judge on toe
Bench Of the Supreme Judicial Court, in place of
Judge Tbomss resigned.
AJury 10 the Superior Court, has awarded 5 800
damages 10 bliss Alnira M. Bartlett, TO be sss4sasd
from Sewsn Packard for a breach OF a marriage
proni1e The parties belong in Chsriestosn.
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Marine nisaSfer.

Lose BsASoH, n. j., Tuesday, April Il, 1859.
Schooner Speed, of Great Egg HarbCr, from Jack
sonvils, with load of Lumber bound to Ne York,
came ashore yesterday, II miles south Of this plsce
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New.Brunswick Charter Election.

Special Dspssoh TO The n 7. Tribune
Nsw-BRusswIcK, N. j., Tuesday, April ~, 1859.
The whole Opposition ticket was elected in our
township yesterday by from 30 to 800 majority. One
Democratic Pouns.keeper was elected, there bsug
but six nominees on tue Opposition ticket and to
Ia xotsd for
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Tho Great billiard Match.

Ee>ct.l Dispsteh % The n T. tIID1"'
DETROIT Toesdsy-ll;3O p. NJ
m. .-s.t billiard mstch between Michael
n,.,. Nev.York. and John Seereiter Of De-
troit Of two thousand points, for ten thousand
1o,rs i, now in progress in tue presence OF about
s"nr hundred spectators They have now been
rl,,ios ,bree hours ADD PbelAn is two hundred and
-. mint. hesd. The game standing thus:
p,sl.n. SIX hundred and eighty-nins; Seereifer'
forr hundred and eighty. The excitement is very
r,..t There having been more than fifty thousand
SoI,r. bet on the result to-day in this city alone.
tn, game will not conclude before three or four
o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

heIOu0Wing are the fO0tlnHs OF olf BANK OtateeDt
Tor the pas, week,
CAPITA IS el TOO Due to other Bank sS40 600
Losns AID Discounts $3.50 200 Deposits ........ H2 80
speee 6sss COO CiIcul A;ion 1850 eco
Due I'm other Bank. SsosOoOl
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Obituary.,

hiLwAVkkE, Tuesday, April II, 1852
The Hon. T.. V Wilton Chief Justice OF the
Supreme Court Of Wisconsin, died al his residence 10
GAINESVILLE, to-day.
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Schooner Ashore.

SQUAS, n. D., April IL 1853
The Schooner Lesnder lumber loaded, IS ashore
seven miles south Of Squan, near Cranberry Inlet.
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Ohio River.

PITrssuRGH. Tuesdsy, April II, 1852
There are ten feet of ~ater in the Ohio River ct this
POINT Steamboats, Sssus every day Os all the Western
nyer ctiss direct
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INew-yersey Township Elections.

NEwARK, NJ D.. "Wednesday, April IL, 1897.
Township elections in Essex and Union Counties and
other parts of the State occurred yesterday. The vote
smsn owing 70 the storm but the elections gem
orally resulted in favor Of the Opposition.
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TEN GOVERNORS.

The Board of Ten Governors met yesterday After
noon MIR. TowSsESD in the chair, in the absence Of
MIR Dugro. The monthly acquisitions and minutes
Of ast meeting were read and approved.
A communication received from the Wardes OF
the City Prson relative totbe escape of prisoners rs
the City Prison. il stated that the accused
caped from that portion of the prison for norly occa
pied as the Sixth Ward Sahon.fiouse. Referred to
Committee on City PrnOn'
A communication received from his Homer the
Mayor accompanying banner which Vigilant Fire
Engine Company Of Baltimore had sent hIn. the ban
per 10 be presented TO the Randall Island boys Ths
banner formerly the banner OF Vigiiant Company,
but the volunteer engine companies Ut Baltimore
had disbanded upon the establishment OF paid Fire
Department, they had no further for it, and con-
sdered that il would be appropriate present 10 the
children. Accepted, with thanks ofthe Board.
In answer to resolution passed a. the last nesting,
the Secretary of the Medical Board replied that tho
following gentlemen have regularly performed their
duties the past year, viz: Physlcaos-Jobn l. Met
calf, Alonzo Clark, BENZ. w. MoCrady, Isssc e. Tay
l)r Geo. 7. Eliot Ii: Fordyce Barker. Surgeons
Crane, Stephen Smith, Willard Parker. There IL ~
vacancy now exciting in the Medical Board, excepting
that ocoasiored by the recent resignation OF Dr. e. d.
Smith. DIR. Lde has for some time been irregular In
his attendance upon the Hospital, aud for tho past
tso years has but mperfecty performed his duties.
He has resigned has his place been declared
vacant. DR.. Parker has attended to the duties de-
yolviDg upon Or. LideH
Secretary Of the Medical Board, Bellevue Hospital.
transmitting preamble ana resolutions relative 10 tbs
number Of persons they 10 nominate 10 the E1ecu
tive Committee also as to qualification, and for tbs
appointment of Committee Of Conference from the
Board Of Governors to confer with similar COMMITTEES
from the Medical Board.
Upon this question considerable debste ensued Mr..
B. 4. PIScKsEY cobtending that tae communicates
was al insult and that the Executive Committee mad
been badly treated He moved that the document DO
laid upon the table.
Duribg the discussion, Mr.. BRU EsISGHAUsEs o.
ered resolutions that the Medical Board be requested
10 send in, before the next regular meeting Of this
Board, the Of all qualified surgeons and pbysi-
clans 10 Gil the vacancies existing in the Medical
Board occasonsd by resignation and increase Of force
ard that the matter be made the special subject for
the next NEE ting. The resolution was adopted
Mr. PIScKsEY insisted upon his motion ss 20 lsyisg
upon the table, bat the President declared that tho
resolution Of Mr. Bruebipghs settled the matter.
Mr.. PIscKsEr appe .led, aud on motion Of Mr..
Oliver the appeal was laid on the table,
Mr. PIscKsEY offered his resignation 80 q member
Of the Executive Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Oliver, the resignation wss laid
On the table.
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The Canal.

SCHESEcTADY, Tuesday, April -, 1859.
The water is rapidly coming in the canal.
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The LOswr,le Deroc-ss s.ys tia. 40 uotimsly
frost hiss iied al ths embryo peaches in tia, reg,Or
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kAiss. rAse the cup 10 snxioss upS
'fu oGf divtncs duty
20 pisdes Q toast 20 Wonao's Hreft
Aoi wouiAn's 8Scrvl Beanty."

Amer volunteer toaste. the company rcse-
Letters received from Edward Joy MssrS q
PhlsselPhia Washington Hunt, the Hoa- Winisa \.
Graham OF North Caroins, Thomas III. Clsy Il kss-
lucky, Daniel ID. Barnard Of Albany, Lsslis Cssass
of Kentucky, were resd 10 the assembly duasx ~
evening
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:. = - :.
BY come overnight the vote for tue " hs,sonal
Wig" candidate seems 10, 70 have been returned.
Il is 70. expected, however 10 increase the Aggregate
materially, as most Of those who made parade o.
pouils:rg and commencing il voted straight tor
Prst-
The Official Canvas may vary the above dozen
yotes-hNdly more.
In the Iytb Congress- District the full vote stsnds:
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Response by DR.. j. W. FRANCIS.
Z Wnhlrs ton HQsie-DTg.
g. The UIion-" IL mGst be preserved
Z" Dissolve the Union. msdmeu. would y rent
The glorious mo 10 Tou or CountsJs cars.
Would ys eespoi the stars snt Stripe ths' had
Hons, food protection 70 he words oPpre,tP
Tbs; Party shall 10 future BE- ny Party which sha prove
nost fs:htrl 70 he Union"
fcLaY AT AssApoLIs, 1850.
Rev. MATHEW HALE SMITH made response
which loudly app auded.
3. Tie PoiticA RsyivAs 10 cur Sitter st@tos
Truth ID On1ntpoteEt," sGd
" oning Event. cast their sostoss before
L. KINDRED Associations al part. Of Tie Uaian-wao .r,
this Going boDo tie Of re lrso1s
We rneerey greet them Patriotic Cnanpsons
csL.e Il tTu-h
"FoE noble souL IL Es.gre are .Iiisd.r
u Der Arrual Token Of Enduring Rsrnsubs.res-rhs Wo
Il; ARD Wsite Cedar
On. ~hst tsnde. thoGyhts benss.h
TAsss silent flowers iJt.g
Hit oerea.k To mystic vrea.A"
Z Or Deceased AA.oei.,es
Teoczrts Of he dead q z lvsyy ssf sat yet
I50s- eAzs loy 81 = vsr fpEec.
u sls, vita low ao4 mi ziy pessise eye.
We sp~Ak t5-ir nAnss ~soss tSDu eas he-a 10 lie"
Il. res ear DsaSessu u Co,snsa-
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fcny udlofig.-.
tn Ner-Horsn Palladium of Monday says
YHF YoTE on NEw.HayJs-WOoDRUFF MAJOR
rrY 3S3-S-veral days ago il VS. noticed that the
vote Of the First Ward for Representative and STATE
officers differed unAccountaoly and reasonable ex
plsr stion Of the phenomenon wss offered IL sp-
pe.rrd from the official count thai about fifty votes
more were cast for Republican Representatives than
FOR Republican State officers and Congressnen, VIA
out Aay corresponding sifersrce IN tae DsGocrstse
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-12-07

How 10 TELL NORTHERN DExocxAE.-Na Gsss-
LEY's REcErP1-In the yearly proelamssioa f'iies-
acc Greeley through the New York Tribune Of the
seth ult, On the eve Of the State Election, to the
"Men and Brethren" Of the Black Republican Psr.
ty, be gives receipt for distinguishing Nssshsrs
Deuocsat The reader will find Il in The sxtzs0
published below, and We beg hum to notice particu-
iarly how Mr.. Greeley says you can tell Northern
democrat "ia a mOxsent!"
! "Ths infamous use made Of Old Brown md Nh
raid BY the Pro-slavery politicians and Pre-. ought
to bring whatever Of intelligent honesty and airness
remains in the Democratic ranks owe. 70 or ssde
Thousands Of voters have hitherto been rspelIed
from our cause BY the cry-"O. neither party =
really Anti Slavery, and each Is bad as the other
Il needs only q this crisis that We should open BIZ
eyes and be must realize that thi: d N RFue Yeu
can tell mans politics in moment By simply say
ing . hin s'OA Bsown.ss A Deuoeat IN IT, pefty
5sense, d one Who regards Human Slavery & Hght
wise and bene6cisnt and strives to strsngthsa and
extend ~ power. Whoever regards Il u d..
emit an opposite light is substantially ReVtkea
We are Thrift and anti.Tarif, Pacific Railroad and
anti Railroad; but Slavery il the Aarons rod that
swallows up every other PVblic question"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-12-07
The Council Of state.

The Council Of State assembled in this City on
The 9Th, TO appoint Judge Of the Supreme Court
IN place Of Hon. Thomas Rufin, ST., resigned z
number of worthy names have been mentioned
10 Connection with this appointment, but We have
deemed it our duty not to discuss the subject in
our columns. We have full confidence that the
one that will meet the approval of the Bar and Of
@e people generally. ..-. -.r. .... .-a-..
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-12-07

An ABoLlrIoNIsr ARRESTED IN ORANGk-Wel learn
from friend that man who says his name is John
d. Williams, has been arrested and confined in
Hisborough Jail, on charge Of tampering with
slaves He is about twenty-five years of age, and
is taveIling as book agent He was twice betzay-
ed by slaves, to whom he communicated his aboli-
ton sentiments. He was still in Jail on the Sd
Newoud not be surprised to hear that he has been
ynched He no doubt viii be, if he should not
leave as soon as he is turned out Of Jail
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-12-07
Meeting In Smithfieid.

Weunderstand that large and misunderstanding
Of the citizens Of S@ith6eld Johnston County, was
held on Friday night last, at which military Com
pany was formed, numbering about one hundred.
Dr. Telfair was elected Captain, and Col. Morning,
hst Lieutenant old and highly respectable
citizens. The meeting was addressed by Drs Tel
fair and Beckwith, andby Messrs. Morning, Eldridge
Smith, Waddell, and Abel. The most united and
determined spirit was manifested to maintain the
rights Of North Carolina
On Friday night free negro named Boley Bass
vas whipped at Smithfeld for expressing abolition
sentiments. He was whipped well, and then order
ID to leave. .