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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07
BY telegraph.

HIGHLANDS March 6, sunset-one ship in the ofsnr.
Wind g. T., light ather clear.
SANDY HOOK, March g. suuset-0ne ship and bark
the Bar bound I'M no signals given Wind e. lights weather
clear.
FORT LAFAYETTE, March s. surset.one bark coming up
the Bay Wind e.. light; weather clear.
cHARLEsToN, March 6-The steamship Columbia, Berry,
fion New York o'clock this Tuesla ming
PHILADELPHIA, March 6-Arr. ship Roswell Sprague,
from Liverpool The FIRST mate. Mr. McLanahan Of Bath died
Feb TO- Spoke Feb a. brig Ann Elizabeth from
and received supply Of provisions from her.
Also ship John Spear, from Liverpool Spoke, Feb ~,
ship Diamond from Liverpool for ssvannah Mach ship
China
BALTIMORE March 6Arr steamer Parkersburs and schIs
r. IA. Huney and War Steed from New-York snips wash
ington 90 days from Pspaso Chile Milton and Mary Russell
from Liverpool
Below slip Juliet Trundy, ffom Liverpool
WASHlhG TON, March 6-Bris r. c. Dyer arr At Whining
ton ~ c. Sunday from Newport, Wales with 2s tans rail-
road iron
NORFOLK, March 6-Arr. brig Kpeo IL days from g.
Johns 7. r. with sugar aud molssseI James D. An oil Me
was lost oyeiboard.
HEW-ORLEANs, March 5.--Ar ships Baden, nom HavFei
Georse Wsshngon Northampton nom Liverpool David HAr
dy from orb bsIks Sarah Bryant and Julius Comment rom
Boston Psrmeif Flood, om Hsyre Junsts nom Bofdeaax
Manhattan, from ST. Thomas
March 6Arr ships Marcia C. Day from Liverpool aud Cbss
Davenport, from Havre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

eossured, Gssey rrdess enough to aispay roll q
bills amounting TO ga which repscedin his inside coM
POCKET On taking his depart from the and festive ,9sse
the mcueveo seutemsn VIZ followed by the musicisns a
eu oihe saloon Ar sesed Gsney the
he him fast while Eeey and us Others tore tne
roci ct from bic COS stopped with the der
cee3ed IN detoiD and giving the alarm The
Rurcn and Fe rensz Of Eighth Precinct gave and
ether hahvsaymen After lodging through various So no
Tunupf through one OF two saloons the oheeTs oJy
with zoe thieves and succeeded ia taxing them In he
0aey fully identted thea, and they were toese Inst. Sc
ouse for lthe nzht On being taAsn nsmj.tsd
Qaaekenhush yesterday zicrnng, the sccu'e' "''0
fsx examination -.a.aa.v Martin Gordon
az No "a Kna street me. at tbs corner I,,, Nssx
ins s,eet Inv thre men, Of whom VIZ iua IhSSv
brother OF the James Nicely concerned m IA sno,her
o ~ .bs vtrs-,ss seized him by the tnresh nu ~
eAuaht hin by and held hina VIC s =, hnt ,hs
eEts of Reir nonente The yield was no' g,ss nvt tne
h~ ID "a With haeyer u was Uordon csle1 Ut hsp
49, oasT 9od,y Of Eishth Precinct cine 70 MS sss
Gcttinr track the robbers the oihcer ouowca tnem
an III eht Nicely who fairy Identified by bordnn
% yss taken before Justice onsekeDonsh, who com
ps ~; 20 srer The brothers Nicely aged respectively
~ Of hi rave devoted their ves TO the acqurement Of
sount Of rsscay and hSve succeeded In doing
Tbs eldest james has alresdy served term In the ate
Pon and e elected for second while William bids aif
10 be- speedily initiated into the mIees Of that Institution
The other prisoners coored and ctaerwise ancient In In
auty bat equay tender years with their more notorious
professional brothers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. MARCH g.
Cleared.

Steamships jamestown Skinner Norfolk, Ludsm Henek
Florida CrOwsn Savannah L. mi.ehil SOM Georges
Greek, " iletts Savannah, f. b. Cromwell Co.
Shps-Penter Daley, New. Orleans ~ H. Brigham Leices
(Br) Robbins Charleston, Rowland Aspinmsl; Comet
Todd San Francisco NJ Cooley s. sprague Gillespie, Brs
men. Ruger Bros
Baks-Pde Of the Sea- Ursu, Zsxa Yznaga del Vale Co.
M. +. Trout Arues, Trinidad Metcaf L Duncan.
Rrig.Jachn Page Norfolk Ocean Traveller Sargent Nue.
vitas Orkney Murphy Kingston Tucker Lghtbourne g. T.
Ward, Briggs, Mobile, stuges Cot PrOteus, Chapman, Car
denas
Slsght u. T. Lewis Gates, Wilmington D. G. Murey; NJ
Smith, Weeks Newbern, N e. c. B. Dibelee Co. Mary A.
WelC1 Galyeston Oakley KeaIinsi Lilly FsSe Charles
Hodgknson Bristol East Wind Bush Provncetown,
Post Small Crenshaw Moss Richmond Piersoni D. @.
Floyd, Racket Gloucester MASTER A. NJ Bartlett Bartlett,
Jacksonville c. & E. J. Peters.
steamer-octorars, Fowler, South Amboy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

Steamship Aabams schenck Savannah 50 honrs mdse end
90 "a Frying Pan sIosl; s1eAs0ssd i.ns. VIA
Georgia m IS mile. Of Cape Hssr escHsussd S
n s%s sfGiR asSss e ns.. and pes.
6r Pan shos snaeS steamships Hunsan - Post S. S
Savannah 6th NJ passed steamships Baltic, sad Ariel for
Steamship Cahswba Smith Orleans Feb 3s via havana
March mdse and pass 70 Livingston Crochsron Co.
Ship Roger A. Hsrn Stewart Liverpool JAM a. nd's to
Maria rtop Buckley Savannah days. cotton &c 10
Brig A. B. Hopkins Murray, St. MARK. Feb %, cotton to
Albert Of and bound to Boston from New-oresns Mach
passed ship fire. with white billet head heshed with yell
low metal 10 feet marks think she about 800
head and stern post still standing and rudder entire the rest Of
Brig Judith sOmes Cof Mount Desert Mel Raymond Ponce,
r. X, FEB. Y, sugar and molssses to master
Florida OgwOcd and indigo to MayGew Talbot Co. Since
passing Hatera passed large quantities Of wrecked stuff
schr nna NJ Edw of BrooEhs7en Edwsrds Kingston
Jsm 10 days coffee logwoOd master Experienced Eesvy
schr Thomas Hocombe POslee Charleston days. cotton 10
schr John Leptha, vandeyenter, North Carolina day,
schr George Fisher, Davis, Milford Dell days corn to
sehr Albert JamersOn, Jameson, Providence days, in
schI Horace Be Psttang.n Arroyo, P R., II day. sugar
schr wd Pigeon Of San Francisco Harlow Providence,
scbr Walter Raleigh Philips Savannah days, cotton aud
scbr George Deering HDgham, Ezsbehport, 10 load for
Portland, Me-
schr John E. Patton, Gssk Portland Is Days heading
master
schr Estee, Davis Galveston 10 days sugar hides &c. to
master
ssR Rr Sea- sid smith days IN ballast
Schr Barbara, Crane. Virginia days. wood
Schr Ann, Sawyer Elizabethport, coal for Boston.
Soop Fred Brown Carr Providence days mdss to master
Soop Vgan', Heath, Providence days, mde 70 master
Steamer NewLcndon Smith. New'LOndon. mdse and paas
to 4. Il. Rockwell
Steamer Boston selew Philadelphia and Cape May mdse.
aud pass TO r. Perkins
Steamer Penguin Williams Providence, md'e to Isasc ode
FELLOWSHIP Queksep, Wade, London aud Deal jan 10,
mdse to Durham Dimon. Ship Donan, Meyer Hamburg,
mdse to Kunhardt & Co. Also ship Alice.
Ship Niagara (o Bath stnon from Liverpool 20 days. ship
Alice of BATH Murphy from Hsvre 81 days brig icarian of
ewHsyen) Wright, from Barbados ID dayl All by steam
tug Achilles
sehI n H. hall tof Portland BY stsamtqg Hunress.
SALBD-Stesmships Florida Savannah; jamestown, Sor-
WlND-Sunaet, b. E.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07
ASSEMBLY.

The evening session was occupied in the considera-
ton of bs 10 Committee of the Whole.
The following were completed, and ordered to
third reading:
Tie amend the act 20 incorporate companies formed
to navigate the lakes and rivers.
To provide for the appointment Of deputy inspectors
of gas-meters to reside in different parts Of the State.
The canal appropriation bill.
To amend tie general railroad act; prohibits d.
rectors from holding proxies aad makes stringent
regulations in regard nsolvent roads, transfer Of
stock, &c.
To am End the Brooklyn charter.
The bill 70 provide for funding and paying the foat-
ipg Seld of New.York was debated, bat no progress
was made.
The privileges of the floor were extended to the
Hon. Augustus Frank, Member Of Congress from
Wyoming, during his stay in the city.
Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

Davis, spomted the exist ~ Senatorial resolutions
These have received the approval of all the Democrats
Sensts 10 but pdgh and Douglas Under such circum-
san' es of opproval do not zee how it is possible
10 keep them out of the Convention. The slave
Code men having gu sceeded thus far L. ID not likely
they will back out at Charleston.
Should the threatened rupture take place, the Re-
pnblcans would be able TO nomiDae whomsoever they
please, and have on easy time IN me CANVASS. we
have 30 long seen however, that the Democracy
generally heal their strifes on the of an election,
that lie hard to make their opponents believe thai they
will NOT fnd sorne way TO do Il now. J. s. p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

Croshsn Patrick sweetman.

THE EXECUTION or SrEvESs.-At the request OF the
friends Of Aaron Dwight Stevens, our townsman Ooi.
John Il. Wait, visited Richmond, Virginia. 10 endeavor
possible TO have the executive authority OF the State
change the punishment of Stevens from death TO I'M
Pflsonment for life. The mission, understand, was
Bnlless oDe-the evidence, ss II is there claimed,
tending 10 show that Stevens was one Of the most
guilty parties in that atrocious foray. COL Wait bears
strong testimony TO the courteous attention that he
ceveo rom Gov ie.eher, and his willingness 10 hear
anytnpg hat could be said In behalf OF the criminal.
IksJ"ieh (csnn) AgIors, March o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07
BROOKL YW ITEMS.

The POLICE TELEGRAPH.-A new telegraphic ap.
paIatus similar 10 that in use in New.York, is about
being introduced in the Station. Houses Of this city.
After several years experience the old system was
found TO be worthless Alarms of fire could be trans
mtted, and that about all it was good for. The
new batteries were placed in the Office Of the Deputy
Superintendent of Police, City Hail. yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07
DiEnslrrN. De.

Tug RRIG MoRAScY previously reported ashore Jones
Inlet Is fa Of water and win doubt prove total loss
CHARIHroN March sThe Spanish brig Mistero nom Caes
on the lat Inst in lat 81 Ion y 2s passed brig apparently
American dismssted. . -, - -
CHIRTEsToS March -The steamship Colunbis Berry has
arr 1T this port reports passing Sunday tth inst IN AT
81 ship Sarah of Boston, re, sne abandoned anu
schr The Sarah bound nom Boston 70 OhsIes
ton size was built Portland Ia 1919 i33 tuns register s'es
A q and owned by J. II. Smith OF Boston
(By telegraph 70 Ellwood Walter Secy Board undsrwn
The above 10 doubt the ship by the steamship Os
haMba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07
TOWN ELECTIONS.
LEWIS COUNTY.
were present

RKPUBLIcAEs.
na,rsyk 49, LAWS Pierce. Martinsburgh Edwin Pitcher.
Dsan. los PAibud, New.BTemen Jerome Kills.
HarrisbuIGh John Cbickering Pinckney '''2onn rs
Leydep David Ager. TuTin'''''"'L d. h0ioen'
Lowville. &c. q. Lane.
Al. Fysncis seger. Csceola 90. William Rowen.
9tt n..t.t cl,yIas Plnnmer Watson .Petor KiTley
Lewis .OTson yentS. West Iurin''o u iponfso'
Mentague....J. M. Gardner
INDEPENDENT.
Croabsn 49,. Patrick Sweetman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

Passengers Arrived

In steamship Cahaabo from Neo Orleans and Hrraaa-Mrs
John T. Oweps Mrs " Turco Mrs c. H. SANFORD Mrs. ID.
Powers O. R: WhPpe II: POrtersed, C. Pine NJ Bodine s.
Smith r. Ratio f. de Ia Cuests J. H. Steel r Raymond,
B. Benmo 2. Munoz, WIN. Henry Scott Mrs Es.ton A.
csnin O. oT.s, j. whtmOre Harvey JSha Collins, John
Gavt w. Alien Mira NJ Dobinsky and child Thomas Hughes,
r. Lyon, J. NJ de Fenenz j. SOquero, Jsmes hcKeen, NJ
Lynch Hem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

The barb A. H. Kiniban from Mlniti,lsn for Boson ives
spoken by steasug Huntre Capt Duva - miles g. r. ~ "
otthe Highlands at 10 March 81 same time saw whae
apparently IS or DO feet long
Of BspessI- By pilot boat Bary Taylor NE. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07
Alderman John II. Brady has been summoned 70 sp,
pear before the Grand jury today, to testify IN regard
10 The late attempt 70 bribe him.

BUNS HEAp.-The number Of cattle reported yes
,srSay AT Bulls Head was about 1900, which was iun
O. man, ss were in the yards last Tuesday, but the
average quality wss very mach below last week, and
owing to great scarcity of Zach buOcks our best
retail bHclers require the price Of that quality was ad
yanced equal to hsaf cent pound. Some the
buyers declared the advance equal 70 whole cent, but
We think them Mistaken for the very best drove of
cattle IN the yards Sod at only l0ec. net pound
which was jas half cent advance. The price of ali
grades below the GSst, ranging from to cents a
pound ia no higher 6an it was last week, and the sales
yesterday anything but lively and the number sold
not large, so thxt there will he a good supply in
market TO- DAY, particularly ssome two or thee hun
bred wer expected TO arrive this morning. which will
make ,bc total plumber for the week large ts week
as last. but net Of so great weight nor so good
quality which will make the average price about the
same. The weather yesterday was delightful Tor out
door transactions, though little too warm Tor the
wholesale bwcbers, who we're not disposed 70 opera"
freely II the same feeling continues through To-Day
the report a. the market viii not show very iavor
able prospect for the drOVers, except those OF neat
fret quality cattle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

KINGS County REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The regular monthly meeting of the Kings County
Republican General Committee held at No. 9
Court street, Brooklyn last evening, Seth b. Cole in
the chair The only business transacted wasthe
gary arrangements for holding primary elections in the
various Assembly districts for delegates to the State
Convention which is to cleo. delegates TO the National
Republican Convention at Chicago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07
SALES OF REAL EsrArE.-At auction, March G. by
Adrian II. Muller;

FATAL FALL.-Last evening, MIRA. Scullyy while
hanging clothes upon the roof Of the bulng No lO Green
wch street. became dizzy and fell to the Sidewalk and was
almost instantly killed. Her skull fractured and Der body
r1nrh cnntnied. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

THE GRAND.srREET RAnRoAD.-The construction
of the Grand.sreet Railroad is TO be commenced in
few days, and it is expected that it will be completed
about the Let of May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

TROTTER-At u

TRoTTFR-At Harlem on Tuesday, March 1850 Of congss
lion Of the bean Flank Warren, OF Jonathan T. and
Esther NJ Trotsr, aged yesr and days. ,
Funeral Thursday at2 p mr. without Inthef n''auoh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

MINIATURE ALEANAc.
Sun-Rises.... 626 Sets. 558 Moon-Rises...
HIGH WATER
Sandy Hook. 722 Gov. leland. 8:l2 Hell Gate. 1913
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

Rogers The table was totally Destroyed and The house dsn.
eyed 70 extent Of $780, The FIRE ssppcsed have been
the work Of sD incepdiary.
AZ O'Clock Monday evening" Ere broke out In ne three
ts Ase could be subdued damage done the Of
sbont 400 The building insured for eco IN the United
chsel HaDnsn.
Ktxas (ouyrY CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos. IL, ~ o.
n. ~. 90 a. 90 10 40 ~ AZ "a as 26 FL a. Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

IAeSoR DEALERS SocIErE--The election for OFF,
esrs Of this association for the ensuing year took place
Yesterday at No. 100 Hester street. the polls being
open from a. M until Il p. AT "A o'clock in the
evening the society met in the same building when the
resul. was announced IS follows;
Pretideht-PhYip w. Epgs observation-disclosures M.
Nstbews French. Recording Secretary
Guslgus A Rstz FinAucsl SecretAry-D g. Paige IIus-
..e.-N r. Bunce r. Ryan John Hoeft. Finance Commit 90
~Ipdrew clark John Merchant, and VIM Van Name. Ser
seankst Ams-Dsvid P. McbTen.
The meeting then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

TIE MyRDER on THE FRIGATE BRooKLYN.-Yes-
leraay afternoon Officer Murray, OF the First Precinct
srressedsWiliam Anderson, sailor, on suspicion Of
being implicated in the murder Of George Ritter, on
bosrd OF the United Ststes Frigate Brooklyn, some
time ago. The prisoner was detained at the Station
House until evening when the officer started with him
m fe-ry-boat for Quarantine, in order to deliver him
20 the authorities of Richmond County. When short
distance from the alp, Anderson jumped overheard and
SWAN ashore all attempts the part of the officer TO
rsscue him proving unsvaiing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

The steamboat Isaac Newton left her dock, Pier No
Is North River at o'clock yesterday afternoon, fo
Albany, bong the first boat OF the season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUcA-
rIoS.-The annual election Of officers of the Board of
Education took place at the monthly meeting of the
Board yesterday. The following gentlemen were
chosen for the Offices named, there being little oppo
sitiOn:
President Gyms p Smith vice President John Bergen
o. w A. Stuart Clerk Henry Dean Messenger John Akhur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

FIREs-At 81 o'clock on Monday evening, fire
broke GU, In stable located In Bushwok avenue Grand
street. f. d. and unaied 70 tsaeent house belonging
10 Hssn Bsuyusn, and ecepPsd hy Arthur White AnA Dsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

As.IvERsARY.-The anniversary dinner Of the
Kings County Medical Society took place ut the PAErs-
pont House last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

HFtRx IN RIDGE IsrREEr.-Last night fire broke
out in the frame stable No. 81 Ridge street, owned by
Ms MOsTe, and occupied by cartmen, whose horses
were 60. out safely. The building was slightly dam
aged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

MILIIAsY-Last evening an le;tion for Lieut.. Col.
of the 7lt Regment off at the armory in Centre
Market. Gel Vosburg occupied the chair, and nearly
all the Commissioned officers were present. On the
first ballot Kejor G. w. b. Tompkins was elected, he
receiving Is oes to IA cast for Capt. A. p Hnman Of
Co. II. The election took many by surprise, but
seemed to give general satisfaction, as the new Lieut.
Colonel is vel qualified officer, and likely to prove
a useful member of the staff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

RoBBERY OF Wharf.-The captain of the lighter
Sarah Elizabeth and the brought
tee Conwe ye,terday the charge grand larceny
ing oa bags Of wheat from the canaboa Trafalgar OF the We,
ern Transportation Co.. lying the Atlantic Dock The wheat
Jones proprietor Of feed in Fulton street for ear
information OF the robbery and arrested the captain Charles
Herseck Joseph Purcell and John Hsen appear, hs the
eaplsin employed by notorious character called Buffalo
B convey wheat Fulton Ferry and he performed
the duty with suspect but that was Legitimate
until his arrest Buffalo Bill 10 opt Of tho
The Others lsld for N hearing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07
suRIrs OOsrRAo1s.-The following contracts were

Hrs,c.1 HIGAw1Y 1EE-Two BROTHERS ON THE
Roar" -Esriy on uesds morning, John O. Gsansy q No
- ~ sSr Of Canal Dd Sullivan enjoying the
oSsr stsws when color ID men nansd Upton Murray and
sr j.nes Nesy William Anderson Murray had banjo
With bw and played number tunes ior tne Of
$1,000 his musical and teEp dchoIean 20
shsasd heart efGsfney that he W.sq sns PEI,
nteor bsyeTsee the al and biysy9Iar feast
- fer pege tine epgsr In l"t s' We Sa0"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

The GRAND jury or THE CouRT OF 0YEn AND
TERMISER.-The following gen emen were ifnpsn-
neled the Grand Jury for the present term, In the
Court of Oyer and Termner, yesterday:
Tuns q. Bergen, Foreman; John ID Emmons, MORT, Rey
nodr Samuel d. Partridge Lewis Edward Vert Ashe
g. Danco%be. VIM Pitlnan; Edwin Plymp,ss, William VI
Palmer George II. Reed, Horace X. Clan Charles
Sterling Smith, Ira d Richmond, VIM. p. shepherd VIM. A.
Lindsay. Aaron A. Phillips George Tucker
There ia very little business for the Grand Jury do
and they will, therefore, have short session.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12
ReYlYalS.

The revival in the Methodist Church al
Massillon continues without Abatement
In the Presbyterian Church, at Massillon,
"a new members have been recently added
10 by letter, and IA on profession OF
faith. At Cambridge, Ind, 19 have re-
Gently been received into the Presbyterian
Church, and many others are inquiring the
way of life. At tNewark, Lockland, Perrys-
burgh and Dresden, evidence of works of
grace prevail. In New York city, at the
50th st. Presbyterian Church, "A new
members have recently been added. In
Radnor Church, Delaware Co., O., 80 new
members have been added. In the Stony
CreelSChurch, near Spring Hills, o., 81
were added. In the Monroe, Butler Co.,
Church, Is were added. In the Congre-
gational Church, at Polo, after a series of
meetings, a mighty work of grace was the
result. Some 200 professed submission to
Christ. AT Edgartown, Mass, all the
Evangelical Churches have been revived,
and a very large number have sought and
found mercy, and many Others are now in
quIring the way. 1l -t-
In DR.. Adams Presbyterian Church, in
N. Y. city, collection was taken on be-
half of the American Board, and resulted,
on two Sabbaths, in raising s11 900.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12
Case of BoOih--Austrian Des-
DOtiSm.

The course of the U. S. Government
under The Fugitive Act towards s. NJ.
Booth, of Milwaukee, would disgrace the
tyranny of the dark ages in despotic coun-
tries. The q. S, Marshal not only refuses
to produce BIS person in obedience to the
command Of writ of habeas corpus issued
under State authority, bnt keeps his VIC
tim substantially in dungeon and in SOL
itary confinement! The iron shutters of
prison are kept closed and the light entire
ly excluded, except such as gets in from
the hall, and no person, unless it be a
physician, not even his wife, is permitted
to see him. The U. s. Bastile in which
he is thus maliciously incarcerated, bris-
ties with arms. Such is the despotism OF
slavery in the Free State of Wisconsin,
Its tander mercies everywhere are cruel.-
Even tie bard penalties for the violation
of an pbuoss GUS enaemeDt, are made more
unbearable by IKE willing minions of a
President who is ths mere tool Of slave
oligarchs. -,
Mr.. Booth bears his prosecutions with
the fortitude of martyr. He will ,,s'ake no
to the tyrants who would {. ''sh
him. He only asks his friends to provide
for his family, not to pay a cent of his
fne.-Leader.