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We print this morning an Appeal from an
emigraut TO Hayti, to the coloFed people Of tie
Cnlted States, to which we invite the atten-
tion Of whomsoever it may concern.
opposition Off persons Of African descent"
in tdisconntry, under any present or prospec-
tive condition Of affairs, is not such as to war;
rant them in indulging tho hope that they will
be admitted TO political or social equality
with the whites. We >eays the question Of
expatriation to them. The place to which they
..Tin go, the time and method Of going, a1o
matters for them to decide, if they should con.
clude, in view Of what IS before them here, to
quit the country Of their birth. We can only
present them the probable advantages Of a
residence elsewhere, and let them do, what
fley please, . -. ..., a..
, 1860-06-26

TO the People of African Origin OF the
Emitted States md Canadas.

Mr. DrAa Fuksns: As thousands Of you are
waiting for my conclusions Of Hayti as place
for ycur future homes, hasten to gire them to
You. Tie want Of time recessitates me to re-
biz 10 your many Inquiries publicly. ! hare
ALREADY given mare time and expended more
money ID behalf the cause Of emigration to this
country tkan eau well attord.
Il is due to mvsclf-in truth, to you and to
1Isyti-to saY shere are three things that may
make materially against you in csnigfating to
uoyti. !. Its military Government; I'd: Its
concorlat, or white ministers Of the national
religion; and 3. The national lands not being
nut into market at definite price. OF the first
statement hare to say, know your education,
conrietions, and sympa.h.ss orc not in fasor Of
A Government of the kind may cali its citizens
from the culture Of tho soil IN The future Is it
has done in the past. Such Government was
absolutely necessary to driEo from this country
ita tyrauts; but it may tend to oppression aster
tbs people are rad Of their tyrants. However,
the fault will be yours, If the evils, to you,
Of. 9 military Government shall long continue
in uayti, since her seven hundred thousand
inhabitants fra!ernally invite millions Of her
republican brothers TO become common owners
Of the country bought uith the,rfatbe1a' hearts
blood, aud to aid them to shace its destiny. 0f
the second suggestion remark. IN view Of the
false political and socaIea religious ideas Of the
world, as indicating t1e o.acN Elao in!eI1o&11y
totle white man, aud tie white mans right 10
coltrol aud enslssc him, oppression IS to be
feared from whl1e men with such power, and
revolution rs the result Of it. cannot forget,
however, that Haylicns have just md worl!
wide fame for Their slaughter Of trraots, even
among tho priesthood. But au extensive emf.
grafton would present such On evil. OF the
third remark, i will only add, il is not to be
expected thar yon will sell your estates aud
come TO this country while it is uncertain what
lands you can buy and the prce Of Land il in.
definite. make that remark, however, with
tie ho2est conviction that bath Government
and private land owners will do In the case
wtat is reasonable and just ;
Allow me now r. -: !. That Hayti is nn-
surpassed By any country in the world fot
beauty Of scenery, for ss'nh1ty Of climate, aud
for richness of boil. 9. Hayt' asrhe only coun'
try on this continent that maAes men of African
descent the white mans peer-deny it who dare,
dread jt-vho may Hence itisthe only ~suita.
ble home for him in America. 5. God
has giren to men Of the African race in Ameri-
ca this Government as 4 home that they should
live in, and t.ke care OF it. Tor men do better
by their OWL, aud their own By them, than they
xll Ahy another's, or another's By them I
thank God colored men can complain no more
for the waot Of a government Of their own in
this hemisphere. And I hope they ere qqs "
, 1860-06-26
Coal Oil Wellh

The Warren, Trumbu'l County. o., CArr. kl<
says the oil excitement still eontinues III tha.
countv. The editor says: 1.-THE success which
the different companies meet NTH, encourages
others to hore for oil. Mr. Jacob Powers in
forms US that on Monday Of this week, Nessrs.
Rinhart / Donar pumped sixteen barrels Of eli
from their well, and Messrs. Woods i &c. ave.
rage three or four barrels daily. From his res.
idepce Mr. Powers eays be can count twenty
FIVE wells in operation. or being sunk, apd rev
companies are constantly prospecting and pre-
pairing to commence operations. The gold fever
Of Pike's Peak is nothing compared with the
oil fever in that locality.
, 1860-06-26
REPUBLICAN WORK.

Never mind what tie sham Democrats d.
keep at werki II the labor is rot needed
for the prescui, it will tell on the future. There
are thousands aud tens Of thousands il Iii.
nois-earnest7 honest mcn-who need III: e.
Tightening, reyivify:ns influence Of Republ7.
can ideas. Their opinions are Row Influenced
and their actions controlled by prejudice
which may lie removed They stand a'o.f
from The Republican organization btc,rse
they do not know its objects. They hate Re-
publican candidates t'ccausc they do rot un-
dsrstand tho lofty patriotism and disi1de1est-d-
nsss By which they arc animated. These are
4he objects Of present endea;or. To undcceive
them h5 enligh'enipg their understanding aud
removing their preju;ices is purpose for
which all nny labor. Let there te no intel
mission Of cGsrt then When HONEST OLp
-ABz goes into the Presidency, he must 70
backed up by the almost unanimous voice 0!
ths Nosthwest-~sso 60 strengthened AID sus-
tanned by the yeolnanry Of the lard, that nil
though! Of resistance to his administration
will lie souelched before his rule begins. 'Th-
question is one Of majority. ! With the work
that Republicans may do and, if ,rus 10 them.
selves, will do, that will be decided We
ask TMnTy-FyE THOUSAND fer illinois, nnd
we trust that our friends in the rural districts
will be colt tant will no less. The Loac=t
Douglas mcn--we mean those who are honest
" opp posed to the nred Scott decision a.d
its inevitably consequent Slave Code-will aid
in the good WORK, though they may not SUBJ
scribe to erery item in the Platform which.t!.e
Chicago Convention laid down. The mass Of
the Old Line Wings are already with ua But
moro may be brought into our ranks, to dc
their cou2try service. Lei US then layo work
good faithful work until the day Of electi IL
comes. It's result will put all ngitation al res:
and give the country the ouiot and peace, fur
which al trus men hare prayed. with Lincoln
in the chair OF State, ,backrd up By such 4 ver-
dict a. the country may give; with a decision
ol the people in favor Of return 10 the princi.
pies and policy Of the fathers; With an en-
phatic condemnation Of The ultraism Of tie
South that has led 10 the present ipternscinc
war; with tha corrup:ion1sts out Of power,
and With honesty and capability in every high
place, VIC may hope 3or return Of those hap
Pier days Of the Republic in which white men
mad their welfare, free labor and it's interests
were The prime objects Of governmental care.
Ihe8e are resulfs fn+. ,nv},;rh oil r,tro+, ,,,ar
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c'es ~ "-aeft~AIogS requiring 'nf use o1
eag,'a1. .,..
me nfst fesnts were orllt.ans oeSond Tue
most sangu1oe anuc,peuons OF tne projectors.
ms Ptcaes o. one Jea5s opsia r. lses,
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branth OF business, ana leAa1ng nn!11uoes ot
people 70 inc most !ecA!esS e@'ass te. ~ - Ia
pense' Gamol'ng IN stocks oeea1us a,.n sas u'sa,
ness Of al classes, from tGe oeeugaa,s ~ 4
coacn-be3 Or : poreFs 'ooeo ~ 'ne n'snsa'
dignlsar1es M OF the ota1s: .:.a;,s. ,on<
This show Of prosperity eonnnueo 5ass ;.h - g .ong
as there we're persons 70 pc 'oGuo VIII 1oae.
1uded into making fresh investments, and no
longer. But the bubble Mas elo"n up soo
RAPIDLY to keep on expanding 1or length OF
time. The rocket went up TOO h13a 1or = co.,
timed Eight, .nd the ugly" LOOKING SUCKS pres
entity began TO fall oae and ano.ner oi toose
, 1860-06-26

imprisonment for LIFE. Ali who have net with
the old gentleman hare been favorably i'm
pressed with him, and havs highly commended
The spirit in which his sad mission has besn
discharged. 4 great deal Of sympatby has bsen
expressed for him in every quarter. L. left
the city yesterday afternoon with No assuraacc
not only thrown ,ho family iato deep gloom,
and very plainly impaired the health of the
iasher, but 1t has al.o impoverished him. He
has already expended several thousands Of dol
lara in defending his son,
, 1860-06-26
Ike Cattle Dl4eA4e--PFoclamax alton Of
the Governor.


We print, in this days issue. tha proclaim.
Ton OF Coz. Wood. in relation 10 the fasal ep,-
5em1c new preTailing among ths cattle in the
~ listen states; Tho Governor, in, the absence
poEer, makes variety Of suggestions, calcula-
TED to guard aga1nsr the introduction Of this
dEeadiul disease among the great cattle herds
Of illinois, which viii, we think. commend
themselves to tue judgement Of all our people.
a more dire calamity, or one calculated to cause
nlore widespread CONSERVATION and pecuriary
loss to the citizens of our noble State, already
gtoanlog under the losses Incident to thel sue.
eessi'e futures Of the grain crops, can ,csscely
ss9ncelsed Of, and We hope that every effort
WILL be put forth to avert the strcke which NOW
seems impending.
Ths public will be glad to learn in this 'eon-
nection that the services Of Dr.. Mcfarland, The
skiilns and accomplished Principal Of the In
sane Hospital, have been put in requisition, uad
tl!at be will Immediately proceed to the infected
districts, aud gntaer information relating to this
important question, which will in due time be
Laid before cur readers,
, 1860-06-26

Tue NORTHWEST TRASsrT CoxrASr-Tlis
Company. freed from the e1nbav1asSnents caua-
ed By the conflicting interests xAich "a. une time
prevailed amongst its directors, and IN tho
hands Of men whose names are sufficient
guarantee for tie efficient earring on Of the
enterprise, il now, we are happy to learn, in
nosiu fully 10 sest the trntll Of the anticipa-
tions Of its projectors The Board have jnst Sc
cured the carrying Of the mails to Red River,
which are to be forwarded every three weeks,
and they hare also, IS the public are aware, OBJ
tsincd the grant Of IS 900 per annum for five
years, so literally given by thepre ent Govern.
ment during last session. for the purpose Of
siding TO open mp this great line OF conmunic4:
lion With the fur Hest-7oronfo Cofonist, Of
June 22,
This route will tend directly 10 advance the
settlement on The Bed River Of The North, and
fer this reason is a matter Of interc t to cnr
city mad the entire Northwest. The bulk of
the trade from the Red River country must
come 10 St. Paul and chicago, and hence the
more cur Canadian neighbors do 10 settle that
immense region the better,
, 1860-06-26

.uonsE TH1Eyrs.-The horse thieves Just now
seem to be doinga thriving business IN the cen.
frcg: ths frequent theis& noticed ID the Spring
4sldpapers, .
, 1860-06-26

The Wandsrsr Condsmmsd-.h-ahaaf-Lu Luuas
tfsc Hacsn SoefstN-sTHe Colf'Ee- &tuaJ.
t*E and Racsa-.e:ansbrfdss-. sE~ssts-~
Itrefepmenf 1Aso,u-'Aar< OF .nfn. :.
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WILL DOUGLAS RESIGN =


Nj. Douglas does not represent the popular
will or Illinois. :; He was elected to the place
he holds by vote Of 4, ,085 less than L'n
coin received. he is standing reiusa1ion c
",ny great principle" he ignores popular SOY
ereignty every day Of his life. BE has get
the uomipa,ion Of the Runp Of N"tc1sl
Convention for the Presidency. Now will lie
resign his seat in The Senate which he holds III
opposition to the popular will? Let lis put his
blathe1ing professions to test Il lls be~
lieves in tue right Of the people to rule, and o'
tho majority to choose their public servants
le will throw Up his commission and come
home? II LIE believes, OF il lis friends believe,
that he can carry Illinois in November, and
if be fails Of the Presidency, that he can be
sent back to the Senate, ho can safely resisr'
will he? VIII Douglas resign? Tnats the
nraEt1on
, 1860-06-26

FANS! FANS! FANS! FANSI
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livery Sick, Ia White. E:us. clsEy, Esa.
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lvvo S: q, ssv-.e1, Painted Embroidered.
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ra:a Linen. spanish Al Mourning Fans.
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AT PARKS, l9t LAX FIST
, 1860-06-26

THE FEELING IN ILLINOIS.
The mail brings us halfa dozen letters from
as many paris Of the state, the writers Of
which express their regret that the disruption
OF the Baltimore Convention and t. nouina
ton Of two sham Democratic candidates fer
III. Presidency, has put it out Of the power OF
the Re- .ublicans Of Illinois to give Mr.. Doug
1as tAe battle fer which lis friends pretend to
be eager. We sympalh;se with this feeling;
but ns matters now stand, wo shall not I've
able to aacerta:n 1he Senator'S exact strength: !:
because Thousands Of his friends will nnquss-
tionab]y see tue folly Of throwing away their
ballots, and vote for Lincoln and Han,lia out--
, 1860-06-26

1AkAk-
THIRTY DAYS FROM NOW.
No sane man can now douit that HONEST
OLD ALE will be the next President Of the
United States. Opposed by tie united pro-
slavery party, his chances Of SUCCESS wero
sucll as gave the iivel;est hopes to his friends
and ecnt CONSERVATION through the camp Of Lie
enemy. The division Of the Sham Democracy
aod The nomination Of two candidates has n
pencd probability into certainty, and nothing
but criminal folly or inexcusab!e apathy on the
part Of the Republicans can destroy the pros
pect Of a great victory. Within thirty days
or as soon as tho efervescerce Of the Douglas
ties subsidies, and they can 80 collact their
wits as to see the true condition Of a1airs Ibis
fact will become 60 plainly apparent, that all
Of Mr.. Douglas hieuds, who are honestly cp'
posed 10 1he extraordinary dcmaods Of 1l'c
South, will see tie necessity OF dropping him
and voting for Lincoln as the shortest, quick
es. and most effective way Of putting an ebd
10 the strife, and giving the country peace 1t
is clear that they must do this, else throw away
their votes, because nothing is more certain
than The fact that Mt. Douglas will not get tie
electoral vote Of single Southern State, and
the only effect o: lis triumph, if such thing
i, possible, in two or three Of the doubtful
States Of the Nprih, would 10 to transfer tie
contest to tae Hou.s Of Representatives, where
no election could be had, atd thence 10 the
Senate where ls would not have the ghost OF
caaace The real contest then, is between
Lincoln aud Brcck'n.idge; and vote 'lor
Douglas in any free State is really vote fora
4Glave Code. We hare too much respect for
the rank and file of lis followers, Outside Of
that troop Of Wild Irish, who support him be-
cause they lsyo been to'd that lie "subu1l1tcd
to tho Pope" and joiued tic Catholic Church
in Rome during his foreign tour, 10 believe
that they are not in earnest n their An.:~
Slavery professions: Or TINT thc7 would will
ingly adopt and pursue course, the end of
which would be the triumph in the govern
! mont Of the ,nen aud principles that they
claim to hate. To-day, rerhape. this plain and
unwelcone talk will APPEAR 10 them to be Il
"dod2c" Of INSCRIPTIONS raF,isaus;ip. They
are feeling the exhilaration consequent upon
their APPARENT victory in prolonged and BIT
ter strife. Tney are dc.uG'.d by the huzzas
and boastings o. their leaders, who do not care
whether slavery is voted up OF vo,ed dows..
But when the division nj BIltimore extends
into every State. county, town aud election dis.
tric1 and it is evident that the South, grant,
ing their premises, is logically right and fea:-
u fully in earrest, tie truth and reasonablcne $
Of what we assert will become so plain that 1!c
will be do}t OF fool WHO cannot see it.
When seen, he is q traitor u the North, Al. Il
an enemy to human freedom everywhere VIII
will not make common Gauss with the Rcn,,s
1icans for thu overthrow Of the aristocra]ic
pretensions which tile Slave Olgarchy Ins s.,
, 1860-06-26

TWINES.-Twines and Cordage.
IA.Ee asso.t1neut Of Wool Wzpplnk. SAB, A.!snf,
and tothe. Twtoea, for sale ehezp By PtRLS6ToN
6CRAATOH, Ut south TAtef 4. -. -. my@4 etAa&0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-02
Superior Court-General Term.


SPECIAL ORDER On Saturday, March 10, 1880, At half
past eleven O'Clock A. the trial calendar will be called
through In the principal trial term ROOM In the building
corner Of Centre and Chambers Streets the purpose
OF ee citing such causes may be tried within an hour
Such GAUGES will be placed special calendar. These
causes will consist not only Of actions arising contract
and brought for the recovery Of money only but all
tons triable within the time above stated.
So much OF the lsst week the March term beginning
on Monday March &c. may be required for the purpose
will be devoted to the trial OF the such special
calendar.
During that week four Judges win sit for the trial Of &C.
tons by jury
day calendar viii be made up, consisting Of causes
taken In their order from such special calendar. When
they disposed Of the day calendar will be mace up
taken from the general trial calendar commencing
the place which had been reached when the trial the
special calendar was commenced.
During the fourth week there will be only day
endar, which will be called the principal trial term
room corner OF Centre and Chambers streets and the
Judges engaged in the trial Of such viii all sit In
the same building.
No notice that has becn placed the special
calendar VIII be required 10 be given.
The engagement Of counsei in other courts win not be
deemed sufciett for postoonng the trial Of
causes which are placed on the special calendar
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would meet tho North foot and South
In such col lict could sustain herself better than the
North. millions OF slaves would not only enable
them 70 keep constantly In the ned i've hundred thousand
men, bue they wond have also surplus OF products for
the markets. With regard to the reoIenng Of the African
slave rsde he did mot believe there three thousand
voters In South Carolina to day In favor Of such
sure. In bis district he had met with but two who
But he desired hostile struggle between the
North and South The Union could not DO dissolved with
ont clash Of arms. He was, in common with other
pn into the Presidential chair fair exponent Of the con-
etutcn in order that the rights OF all sections may DO
guarded and expressed bis In the views OF
the mesage Of the Governor Of South Carolina, and the
acton Of the Legislature Of that State in reference 10
Conference Of the Southern States
The committee rose and the House adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-02
ARRIVAL OF TIE EDINBURG.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The ITALIAN QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT.
Reported Pacific Propositions from
Napoleon to the Pope.
>~~~--~~~>~~->~----,o,-.,
Spain and Austria in Want of
More Money.
THE SPANISH WAR IN MOROCCO.
Tangier to be Taken Before a
Peace.
DEATH OF GENERAL SIR WILLIAM NAPIER.
Slight Decline in the Paris Bourse and in the
London Money Market,
&ess Ae,. Ia.
Spain and Austria in Want of
More Money.
THE SPANISH WAR IN MOROCCO
Tangier to be Taken Before a
Peace.
DEATH OF GENERAL SIR WILLIAM NAPIER.

The screw steamship Edinburg, Capt Kennedy, which
sailed from Liverpool at p H. tho 18th ult and from
Queenstown the following day. arrivei here at nine
O'Clock last night
The steamship Anglo Saxon for Portland left Liverpool
for Portland the day the EdInburg and arrived
at her destination yesterday
The London Times OF the 10th Of February informed
that Lord Egin will undertake the second mission as
Pieppotenary to China hope Of being able by tha
influence obtained his former visit secure the rata
cation Of the treaty of Tensin and entire cessation
OF hsstilities.
The Italian and Savoy questions had been debated in
the House of Lords. Strong sentiments were expressed
against the xation Of Savoy
despatch from Dresden dated on the 18th OF Febru.
ary, says
The Dresden Journal asserts, in letter OF s vienns
correspondent that France has requested the Pooe To
mako proposals for settling the question Of the Roagna
The conservative party had held q meeting at Lord
Derbys residence In London. The meeting was private
but 1t was reported that they resolved 10 oppose the
budget The London Nu says meeting was merely in
tended as q demonstration.
General Sir William Napier dead. We publish q
biographical sketch Of the General in the HERALD
The postponed meeting Of the French Chambers to
March is supposed to have reference to the debate in
Parliament for by that mc the fate of the
treaty will be known.
Marshal Mel had been called up from Toulouse I,
Paris by telegraph
Letters from Rome state that the Pope has his bull Of
accommodation and nterdct ready for the King Of Sar
dina and his pssans 10 be hurled At their heads the
moment the annexation Of the legations 10 Northern Italy
is carried into effect
The Spanish Cabinet refuse 10 listen TO peace proposals.
till Tangier s taken. Military operations viii be forth
with commenced against that place.
Spain Is about TO issue notes for two hundred million
reals.
Neapotan Affairs are threatening. 1t was reported
that conspiracy had been discovered In the army.
There were rumors Of q new Austrian loan.
The Africa, from New York, arrived Liverpool at one
O'Clock the afternoon Of tho 18th February, having
been detained outside for several hours owing TO low
ide.
The Canadian mail steamship Nova Scotan arrived at
Queenstown At six O'Clock the evening Of the 18th u
snded Irish mails only, and proceeded Immediately for
Liverpool
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Jersey City News.

ATTEMPTING 70 HANG HlHsny "A man named John Red
man wss arrested on Wednesday on charge Of attempt
Ing 10 pass 81 counterfeit bill Of the Chemung Bank
There proof that the prisoner had succeeded In
passpg any Of the bills but Recorder Bedford Of Jersey
City, concluded 10 commit him 70 the county jail Ia hs
afternoon two shopkcepers, who had been vicHmzed,
visited the jail, and at identified Redman as Tho per-.
son that had passed the bills upon them. Rsdman evi
Piled TO such characters, ana preferred death Shortly
after The two accusers had le Nr. Layton discovered
The prisoner suspended by the neck with his scarf a
tached to the top Of the door, and nearly dead Upon
being cut down rescratives were applied and he was
again restored 10 copeciousne0