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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-16

LONDON, Feb. A. 1860
The london Times city article says the FUNDS opened on
Friday with great steadncss. and Improvement Of
eighth which well maintained throughout the day
Mr. HUT member for Gs.eshead has accepted the Vice
Presidency Of the Board Of Trade, vacated Cowper
The London Post Gays the treaties of Vllaranca and
Zurich virtually annulled The Western Powers have
commanded that armed Intervention shall take place In
Italy unless it is previously sanctioned by the unanimous
approval OF all the great European Powers Practically
such condition tAntamount TO absolute nonntervea-
tton
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AUSTRIA.
THE LATEST NEWS.

There was increasing discomfort in Hungary, and mat
tiers caily growing serious.
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FRANCE.

The French Is confined the question Of the
nexhtion OF Savoy
The Pat lie deDouDcee the efforts of Sardinia 10 prevent
the Savoyards from expressing their desire for
ton.
The Bourse was improving The rentes closed on the
I'd ut 67f. Coo.
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ITALY.

The London Post prominently announces chat England
and France are allied On the Italian question: and firmly
determined that no Intervention shall be permitted.
twas rumored that the two governments are deter
mined cognize annexation 10 Sardinia the only
solution Of the Central Italy question.
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that man. Great spplauee.) And Whenever and where
Kentucky 70 defend their rights, although unfortunately
they may be oppressed in their business connections by
this power which mopopoizes all the wealth and patro
nageSohe South almost 70 themselves yet when comes
issue OF that sort-n the when the question
10 be determined whether their standard bearer
shall be stricken down, then aborng men thousands
all stand around me az you stand around ngnt-
and 1t Ia not safe to take down Cass. Clay (Appaase
Where then stood the democratic press or the United
Staesf Aiding and abetng ell this treason The free
coil citizen from the State Of kentucky, well from
the free States who had by actual experiment toe
glorious benefits Of free Institutions and others who had
the of slavery and who found that the pledges
the democratic party had been kept to the word and
violated in fact late in the day to their homes both
in Kentucky the slave and the free States for help and
took up arms and upon every field, and by the whole
power that God and had upon them they
resisted the attempt 70 enslaye them (oheers) What
then did the President Of the United StatesP All The
time he by the forces of the United States dsarmed the
republican party and left them at the mercy Of those
invaders Of their rights. "a voice, "That's SOY
JOHN BROWN RAID.
Then sprung up this John Brown say he is the egiti
mate Of the acts and avowas OF the democratic party
Of arms, "peaceably of they could but forcby il thew
must and IL was only when those descendants of revo
luonary fathers took up arms in their
thank God there were Kepuckians well So Yankees
lighting there in that battle for
chesrs-that they drove back the invader; and now a
great and overwhelming majority of the people Of Kansas
say shall be free notwithstanding James Buchansn
LITE up his impious hands, and perhaps praying that
may be 20, says that kansas much slave State
that God 10 whom be mpously appeals d, II sois
slave Slater Not at all History tells US just there
began John Brown How it is will state as it comes
TO me authenticated To the best of my knowledge and
belief, before he shed the blood of . single man,
ono OF his sons was chopped TO pieces In cold blood,
and another son was dragged In chains BY vehicle,
until from the heat the OK posure the iznominy and
the torture Of his chains his crazej, aud he
went mad and his sister looking all these sal ca
this took up the knife made OF cxtermins
ton upon the Shareholders and the Invaders Of the SOIL
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ong aher the reasons, 0ccasou and time itself, from
whence it created u erased from the memory it 10
Of Dssure thai nothing can DO suffered to support but
That decision has never been questioned in this country
until tn new ieht Of the democratic party fell upon
in the decision Of the bred Sco In 1856 say all
the urhs, all men at home and abroad Who profess tho
Christian religion and obey the equally imperative man
dale Of progressive humanity CONCUR In the belief that
slavery contrary natural lAwthas nothing but po-
sitve Law can support It Under our constitution we
adopted the common Law Of England and that was the
aw OF this State and Of others, and decided again
and again In the courts OF LousaDa and Of Kenucky Of
Virginia and of Tennessee ana 10 the other States Of the
Union believe without exception that savey wss To-
cal, and could only exist BY virtue Of positive law and
when ctzen Of Louisiana took his slave to France,
despoc gov rnment and brought her back her appca
to bedeclared free to the Supreme Court
Of LOUISIANA and declared that iaasmuch as she mad
ing to all oicta the subject iOuce free and alwvys
FREE" Cloud applause) It has always been held thaS
slavery was an institution OF municipal law, and the
that moment the rights Of humanity and the greaS
reason TO which all Law appeals, stepped in and
gave freedom. All have determined In the game
way, every decrion has been in the Same direction
TrB FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW.
able Of Ssoe p but 70 go ' no
which he does not produce to support the position which
have LAID down as being correct save one That one i
the much talked much Wanted Fugitive Slave Law.
Let me ask you H. under the constitution, slavery goes
into the Territory Of the United States what do you want
would you not be protected IN your slave property q
much in any state OF the Union, II It Is property there
and yet stool IN convention week after week, and
month after month and since, might say, year After
year. contendpg for the rights o. the saveholdpg com
nupty to fugitive slaves II all absur djtv n
ona,rel about power which you assert is In the
constitution. You cannot prove tina. the con-
stitut,on gives the power. It cannot be dome
II rs in vain that yous struggled against the whole
authority and common eenee Of ages You now tak q
legislative intervention by Congress To- protect slavery N
the Territories What DO you with Il the cousiisa-
ttn Goes not give What rgh, have You 10 IN there-
fore 90 the part of the republican party that there
any sucn power under The consultation per 70 carry
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0nlanb B.

Set Geesburg 8a., tobte am Yorisen
Samlta9 Der mjlOefe Sturm, rem man bort felt
WrnlGen8eOentsn srlebt. Sn pen StraBen Der
Stn0t i&rcu eos 8aNer Su rftBrnocn 9d@en
an, %einSelne Staottteile warsn iiberftmemmt.
Sin bcftt9er 5asel ihlug in Ger @tapt Die Sen.
lt'rlhetben gu Stiifen unb sermalmtt oul ben
5elpern bas 0ftreiOe. 3dune murren umesbia>
len, 61uier ibrer 9Gher teraubt unp 8Gume
entwurSelt.
Sn Sort 81 unrUe, 3d., Ipaen 6rrsit5
S0rtsreitunsrn fir DEN Gmpfang pes 9rinSen
bon 0a.r8 9etrafen 10 r2en.
Die DampfIregatte rSusauebanna" LIT
mad benz @plfe BON @srifo bsproert wOrten.
Sn MiIfifftppi fiuO Die 9Fanasr Durh
3aDIrtibe Gerlbte Don elmer Nrserptrfbm6rung
alnrmirt. Nfan let Den l~lrBebern Dsrlelben,
bet6t eS, bsreitS auf Der Spur. Gs IOqen, wts
In ben ntsiiftn 5a@en Oie1er Qrt, n6rbltae gmiP
re bic Se er oes Completes leiu. Wan mid
untsr Nnperem entpedt ba5en, bas ndhtliAe Ser.
lcr1llniun9en Der SerIhipOrnen ifattfnben.
Us Ibtn9tVn "a. dug. BunbarBt
WBslan, Sberitabsar;t Der 2trMes, 6ut 8efebl er.
baIten, nle IiarinebUspttiler un6 8unoesfran.
tenaHftaltfn 8ptid en- NOrfoIt unb 0OrtBmou!t,
N.- 81 ~ inipijiren.
Der Oampfrr nYop9attau" wirb mad Dem
mfrttanii&en @Olfs 3u teiOnSerem Dienle emit
iauDt werben.
-SaItim ore, "a. aug. 9eute 0ittos
tam SenatCr DOu8Ias bier an une wurbe SON
etnem Committee empfan9en uns mad Dem SO,
tet 9eleitst.
Saltimpre, "a. Aug. Stephan q.
Douglas reifte bsuts Na&mtttug nab g~isrfclf
ab. Or miro auf ieiuer 8adfetr in unoefSbr
IA 2a9rn eis Burger biei8r stapt aOreffrsn.
pas @Off9ef& Der Ser.
Staaten. Die 70 ralbe &tfa6rt Der Oamsf.
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Us a | M Congress ven BEN
. entfhe en- fnnt.

shliWtN u q t.
DER Gon8re6sH Superintendent eon Serfs Gpnntn
ltarO eor etni9en @ehsn in g%8aibinstcu. ats
pen @epnhtnibreben, bic itm ;u @btcn i'm G.uot
une Scnsres gsbalten wurocn, sntnetmen mir
tol8enees 9Sbn S6mors nurcc 1898 in Sun.
PhrN, ~Nprtpumberlane County, aebpreu. Stin
Sater, pbtltpp Nltdorl Sdmors, fammte ans
Sad5len, Gsuti6lano. Or Itarb, ale rsin @pen
nod Elm tunGcr Snabe mar, Orr bonn nnr orl
lid Ielter onssptelrn, a1ein Den Stiirmen bee
SebenS ttpb:n mubtr. Oiit ceutibcm Eleiee rnp
eentidcr Scbarrlt6teit arbeitste er Iib A., ,iusm
Der brOcutenhfc @sl66ftsmanrcr In Reopiuo
empor. Die ltmf1npe, unter renen sr i'm IpGttn
Utter in pas polittite Srben cintrat, lnO brfannt.
Sstne Perlpnltht Seliettbtit trua pieG ba,u lei,
Der OpPoltttOn Den Stsg iter cen bemotrati1acn
eHnetpnten CLANCY Spnes Su pcrIbnfen.
Sts mrtlten S%tepntr, pslhe @erGhiui6reben
uesr SObn S4pars bieItsn, nabmcn aus leiucr
abitammun9 auIas, Der beutltsn gationalitat
ip'RlrerSterte @Ompliments gu MAIDEN. Gu
in9tr Ssn. Summer:
nSetn @baratter ebrte btn braoen u1o rsine1
pentihsn Stanni, Der i@ BON ienen frii6en Rel.
ten, irp Der beriiblnte r6miI6e @el6ihtsI1reib,r
aafttuS i'm 70 trrfFiG f6iIOtrts, unptrGnSert sr,
baltsn bat. ImCrifauer burb @ebnrt. uup
NmrrtEaner burt feline 8aterIanpslte6e, bIteb cr
BOD eu Dsuti6sr it leiuem tIaren tlauen 9l,tee :
in isiney aubereu Grfheinuns ; in Der gBarme
letntr 8rsnnol&aft unp in Der ginIadbstt rsinsr
SetsnSwrtie. Stn aucin s6ren mir lest ober
inesm mir BEN Namen ''Spbn @6par, a~usIpre.
den, tbnnen mir ni9t bas reutI9e gatertaup
letRrr Sorfabren SerseHen, ipsl&cs uus aus Iei
item ueberftufe 70 Stelc ifarfc grme fur Qrtttt
9e9'tsn bat, nit 70 piel Su8enb unc 8tleuno.
Die lth Der Srsigeit ~erfrruen unp teinea Serrn
iiber fiji erf,nnrn."
5erncr Ia9te SIR. Nlc9GsrIuu:
nWoj. 6wnr, mar Elm ri6ttaer Strtr.ter pet
SOltes pUn Ssrfs @ountp. DaNelbe ipurre POI,
Oeuti6en an9elifbelt, ntb tspaGrt nod iett lei.
men uriprin9liden G6araffer. Wan feat bort
allc Gisenttimli6fsitsn unb ans,ei6uenben Gt.
a%enibafteu Der YennipIoanti6. Deuthen = ibre
SrkanCisfeit, Greue unp 8ussnp. lltberuu fin
Del man Sepcife iDrer &Iusbsi:, &prlibtl unb
mic rrnritpenper 9trbsttiamfsit. gu tieIrm pertb.
pollen 8beile Der SeDUlteruns Ysnnlsipeniens
9rhSrte Sobn S6pars."
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4 stan B.

Der Ddmpier p@UUa Scotia" mel
der am II. IS. prn liverpool otIibr, trinat
ioI9snoe neGrrc Na&ri4ten au0s gurFRa:
Daa OampflaiF Bremen" Tam an II. in
ittnem 5afen M.
Der papft ica sintn lebr meIanacliften %ricf
al etnen fran rill6cn &arblnal qeidriebfu b..
ben, portn er Die 3uRaups ais g6nsfut IpF-
hur'9sIrs bcdeihnst nnb bis 9rfty@tuna aus
iprtdt, Rag man Jpn srmprpsn merce. Gennp1,
mpue CT Hom nnter feinsr llmitaubcn p~erlafen.
8uao @ai&a bate 9ebansn nit ieinen Snip,
pen umainSsit tne prcbts, bt. 9ruien ts ,am
lesten Iann niersr;umatsn, ptnb ft bict;l.
ben nidt btnnru spsi 3asrn erssttu whro,u.
800 Ssrbaftunsen tabsn tercite fattsefunsen
unS 1000 Somscllaruusen srrauttes Gisentbum
murbe mieper,rlanst.
Der Sultan bat in elmer SsHe lsinen Gut
iGlub auS9elprc6en, bic iyrii6cn lufrabrer ouf
has S&drflteJ gu ~belrafen. .3uslti& bat CT tn
etnsm SGreiten an bic GSni9in pun grsIonp
uns gtapoieen onrum na69elu6t, Die GtraIrn
mad isincm Grme6en an ZEN DruIcn tcusteten
st Inieu.
Sn Sotttc fanbsn ~cbtnfaus NnGacrcs fatt,
ruh frblen ANS Details.
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frsgatts Susqustanna (fe cling selsrn in eee)
mao Dem merttoRii&sn Self, lupie Die Srpre
aus Dem Wlarine.D Department, Die Ncrtotton
'alsuntalt oaSSnrIRsu, fam ni&t psrfsbGen, oa.
9fnis'ne anfmerIlamfett su crrtscu. Ser Sc.
r'n'm""esort bsr 9rmtatiau 1T ;pat bic sur
S'Hncs nod ri@t b)etanet; aGriu man miro no
srtnnern, RAP fr uf rjeier Sage ron ibrrr ,mei.
laeri9et rEt'ntiihen Jabrt 3uriidsefe6rt NIB
S'fmItd mttScnummrn TT. % last Ih rabtr
nit SeitimmtFeit aunebmcn, pab size ouBcrur>
SentlideSeranlafans fir bic, on re Qurbuttan
srsanarns Srprc Scrtirat, nno ZAP tisi. 2,se-
3GtSs de meitiiGe 6emiipt6rc eotf ni&t 70 raid
perlaNen, lUrperr 1iglnrSr Gu@ ,anr Gplids-
Idnancr (fossn Wirb. Die ppfpbattan mitoc.
rt&net, ipirp DDS nrroamsritanif6e GrG6wabsr,
~cI6es i'm @OIfe trsuSt, aus fuIssnbsn 5nbrssu,
gen beftsben:
] No,t,es S~o Il, . - ~ ~ r
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lfcn, rim. gcfO.m bes 5esrss, cine bcprutenpe

lten, flte JlFfo:m pes Defree, cine bCpeutenoe
Ssrmr6runa brr Slcttr, Gin Suuo nit ben 9rts.
ra!sn III Qlcritc unc Die @risotoung Der Ij66et.
lt9tr,iSn init oen Stanteu In Gin, uni Central.
qmerita, O's finn bic wicpii9iten Mne eselm pes
Iu9osblids.
Gtri'niSs Nartti, trtihe pur& Grrcsuno iunsy
Trr 5f'pnrinille pe NInsllbrung ~berGcltcn mr.
mp5Ith matt it sin 5eint pee &aterlaues
penn ite ar@s;;ttt fsi@sn 5etnpsn in rs 6anbc.
Sc ihnssr htr isBies uniru&tCare 8ampf ami.
l@sn glrrem unS Stpen rous,t, ceIo p6nmaa.
niger mtro Die Union in fer Stunee oar @efob,
mac @HBen letl unb ectU l9nsutr ptrr otel,
Stnnpe bsstfitpmmsn!
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isT'r, rur@ Sefsn Druid sclabmt fe,. 60 pore
or nab 9pusbfsspFe setra&t. Tir o,u;c cs,-
i9t6te %trrftfn, mir mispsrbUtrn RS. lit rbsl j,
nltt nnmp9lte, bob i'm b6GIitn Craze Va.
mcNritstnIi4 rne fest gan, ME sin 6cor oao.
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ctneS rer 9crrcnnrnsn RssirsnisaeIbits erbiett.
Die mil &usfeicn Stpafnetcn biIpetsn bic pprt
ccrifrn @Iiecer. (5prtIesune fclet.)
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-06

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AysYER 10 "wR mss THEE AT
HOME"
rrAR,xL.

Tho I've wandered m, ny hearts not here
-Tis attn in my far distant homo:
Add mep'ry still bides with the loved and dear
1hough pleasant the scenes where I roam
grAorgh pleasant the voices that greet me,
Yet meier can they strike the heart chords,
And vibrate such music, more sweetly,
As then .echocd love in kind words.
Az then echoed love in kind words.
Thcsgh Thousands were ready TO love me,
The length Of my days would sem drear,
IL thoughts Of the angeled ab9ye me,
With those that I earthly hold dear,
We're sGaced from my fond recollection
I'd regret my long earthly stay,
Cozid ! not my present affection
commingls with that far away,
Conm;ngle with that far away.
Row svestly scms voices, how pleasant
Rs-echo the ones that have flown,
Uniting the past with the present,
Place memory high on her throne;
enah mnsic could ] have to bless me,
Then never would / seem alone;
Tks past then would fondly caress me,
The present would be all my own
The present wonld be all my own.
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TIL n Hur IN BosroN IA week
a two ago, four creditors started from
Boston in the same train of cars, for
The purpose Of attaching the property
u ( certain debtor in Pennington.
Maine. He owed each one separately,
and each we're suspicious OF the oh
jeet OF the other, but dared not
ssy Q word about it. So they rode
seqaaintances all, talking upon every
thing except that which they had most
n heart. When they arrived at the
depot at Pennington. which was three
Hiles from where the debtor did bust.
ness, they found nothing but solitary
esb, towards which they all rushed
Three got in and refused admittance
10 The fourth, and the cab started
The fourth run after and mounted on
the outside with the driver. He ask.
e the driver if be wanted to sell his
horse. He replied that he did not,
that no was not worth more than $50,
Int be would not sell him for that.
H ask ed him if he would take 800
fos him, "Yss." said he. The fourth
mAs quickly paid owe the money.
took the reins and backed the cab up
10 . bank-sIipped it from the har-
psss, and tipped it up 50 that the door
eogLi not DO opened. and jumped up.
on the horses back apd rode of, the
.'insiders" looking out Of the window,
He rode 10 . lawyers and got q writ
made aud served, and his debt Sc
earsd. aud got back to the hotel just
As .sise insiders came up putting and
blo~jDg. The esbman bought back
,.::s .ssorss for $50. The .'sold' men
offered 70 pny that sum IL the fortu-
rate one. who found property s%ufici-
tns to pay his v debt. would not
tell Of Il IL Boston. A Yankee trick
certainly
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MEME, MEME, TEKEL, ppHARSoxv y

,Tis midnight Low, as one whe grieves,
The dark Erphrates murmurs BY,
The palm tree re.rs..her giant leaves
Cnsuivsring TO the solemn sky.
The star Hight trembles as It falls
On Babel's gay and gorgeous towers.
And all unholy mirth enthralls
Her fnal, fond and feeting.h urs.
The dstes' rich treasures glowing drop,
And fush the food wherein they lave;
The flowers, with red lips, blushing stoop
To kiss, In love, their mirror. wave.
Eas in these regal towers. high,
Ten thousand shifting torches shine
The brave are there, and beauty's eye
Besms brighter than the crystal wine.
Around Bslshazzar's banquet board,
Around Belshazzar's impious throne,
In lingering lines the mystic light
Hangs beautiful on arch and dome
Bat. 10 what means that sudden pause
'Tis not tbs yotive pledge I hear
That blazing glare that overawes
The banquet midway iu career:
Behold! upon the shrinking sight
Emyyresl lightnIngs wrap the wall.
Enbodying in their lurid light
high Heavens decree for Babel's fall.
On yop proud flag that hangs so high,
la morn no more its light shall shed
TAs Modes are shouting "yictory"
And mighty Babylon in deadi
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-06

H-A sog is said 10 have been
killed 10 Texas. which measured i8
inches asrons the shoulders and Fl
fsst long. Good news for frog eaters.
FIf HE above Is true 1t was decidedly
. big frog; il not true it is o big -
so rs big either way,
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