davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10
LFRED j. HOOPER, ATOTIONEER.
u ROSEWOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITuRE

a ROSEWOOD HOUBRHOLD FURNITURE
~ VIC ' street lear ssosa a !, "'' i~en'y ''''n
Commencing THIS DAY, Saturday,
Catalogues ready specifying describing sSSh
LOT and article
Families, hotel keepers and others
W nnd The above four story brown Stone residence the
ton,
Consisting In part ~ follows
Full seven octave wood Panofoe wood legs eabo
rosewood suits OF Drawing Room Furniture suit consist
ing seven pieces medallion tete aete Sofas antique
OF various kinds Handsomely covered lorcd
french aan crimson blue and gold Encogneas vevet
sanwood mirror DOOR and backs saiaary mb tops with
ornamental stands Escresoire and bookcase, c,rner
h!eserss rsexsod centre and sofa side Tables vol
heAvywemb oidered Lace Curtains Cornces and shades
TO match; velvet Carpets. mosaic Rugs. Oh PAINTINGS
iasd mother pearl woribo. 10 Paris sas fable and
ror Flower Girl Pet Bird The also large AID
beautiful Paran marble Ornaments OF every dsssipton
also fieu Dresacn painted china Vases and
Ocoh. veve. STAR Carpet silver plated RODS Chambers
second soryEs CANT carved solid Bedess Wash
de Mutt Shaving stand china roi Sets French
esses pure hair sp,g do sisries sheets Quits Coun-
tapestry Brussels arpes oval Mirrors Curtains &C.
Chamters third and fourth toes Mahog and black val
f Es1 bsdS &c se
stand and ruby glass Decsners Chsmpsgues Wines
Sobets fruit CELERY and preserve stands salts ivory handle
Table Cutlery solid silver Tea Preach chna Dinner Snd
Tea Sets silver plated Cas,ers spoons Forks Napkin Kngs
Coffee Din cake Baskets &C. Psrian ma,ble PuDcn Bowl
basement and kitchen Furnilore Of sale cash. in
bankabe certified checks deposits required OF all
uns TO the anc oneer The houss 10 let In
quire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

A UCrION NOTICF-M G EbEY, AuCcIoNEER.-
"A Splendid black Mare. top Buggy ana Harness EZRA
O'Clock in front Of salesroom No &c Cedar pooss tho
Peat ofce) splendid black Mare Cu, bred Flying Cloud
soch old 10 hands high long and tall
cd perfectly sound kind and ene In single and double
fast and stylish driver. light shift
Buggy in coed order and silver plated spge Harness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

A uCT1ON N0TICE..M Q. ErEY. AucTtoNEER: :
Gle double Harness. &C. EzRA LU GLOW, Jr. Will SELL
this (ssturday March TO- at II o'clock saesroom 66
Cedar opposite the fost oce great variety Of
and second hand vebcessuch Rscksways Top Buggie
Coupe Rockaways, Road Wagons Depot Wagons, Troing
riey Blankets &C. Sale positive, close cohsgnments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

on nOO sEGARG, DRUG FIxryREs &C., 49,
SU:UUU Auc.ionmon Monday At 10Y o'cioc. q No q
Seears boxes patent Sad Irons bills Rum PUNCH bbs
Aromsts Bsgs patent Tree Cutters hhda sailed Feshe
meut Of Drug Fiytures Cases Slabs Tinctures, &c.
WELLINGTON A. CAHTER Auctaoneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

T,nWARD eCHHNCK, AUCfIONKnR-OIIA PAINT
III ma BY r. bCHENCK, This day a II O'Clock,
= ,hcr sacroom No s. Nassau esk abeui twenty Ans Cd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10
THE LDCTURE SEASON.

THE LECTURE SEASON.
r ELCTURs AND READINGS By J. II: SlnDONS
II At GLDBECK'B MUSIC HALL, 766 Broadway.
md u IN0OLDSBx LEGENDS.
Admissm twenty ave cea1s.
1yxW YRY HuroRICAL sOCUTY.-KGYPTIAN AN
IN uouitte A ssies q Lectures On 1gpt bar monuments
a viii bsxiven bsfdre the New York Hsrc Docsly, In
% members ND perxa. invitsd b msnss. wMLLA1 O.
mo NSrch = eaeN O'Clock. Subject: An6isnt ugypA
found IN Toms aad fempl VIII M11f5aaqI4 nu@ ne Ab
eoa collection. chsirmsa q coasaiisss, u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

ID No Is Nasesn .rss17;Bsnsy T. Lesds %. wtll ss.I
NuSn ree one pair Of bay carriage Horyes lS hands
"vcn vssrS old peffecy lind and well broke 10 any
01 IA n rood copdion also double Harness. olagsu
rossswny Coach four Ok ssa q nsw sye and but i
used also Pony ten years Old psr1scy senue and uss
Is pas rear ogsher with Cart Sleigh Harness. Saddle ri
dlee kc, 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

"A A. N. CRIsTALAR, Auconeer q Bowery VIII seli ON
Monday The lah Instant = ioH O'Clock large assortment q
linen fck seck aud business Coas doeskn cassnere
tne linen sna nsfsees f.nis ss ,on yelvee coA and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10
SALES AT AUCTION.

J. BLxnCKER, SON q 90. WILL EEL AT AUC
a. en, On fussdAy, March u n o'clock u he ner
on L.pe.aH .res, bnak HOUSE and Lo. No II. near
Church nlreel; lot = By 100 feet.
,0a 0rseayieh treH baak House and IO. No. IA. near
On Waskingto street. brick House with party wal and
20 No. Sal near Cedar street; lot 1879 and Bl01s by
o. Staten Island .ple.AM farm q ITO acss u Rcsvlls
mns from The railroad 1hs dwelling 20 fest square,
whA wh Also farmhouse barn carriage house, andothsr
By order d ". r. PLATT exscut tate Of Thos Piat
deceased.
A, j. BLEECKER. SON CO., WILL SELL. ON WED.
"A nesday March IA, at II O'Clock ut the Merchants Ex
change
On Allen street. N Y-Nos 81 S. near Canal street. o.
Stanton street Brooklyn Two lots with buIdingu Nos
Oh. VIII rent for 1000
Maps, &c At No. Pine street, N. Y. BY order.
JAMES WELSH, Executor Of Wan. Welsh, decd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

UCTION OFICE-UNRKsERvED CLEARANCE
a sale Of Clothing Scots. shces, 4cmHENRY GREEN
will sell this day. 10 O'Clock, at l9l william rect Tho re-
naming stock Of Ready Made Clothing Pants Vests Dre
Frock and Overcoats Boots Shoes, kc; also quantity Of
Hardware and Cutlery, 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10
A MArHRWs. AuCrIONHER.

nANrEL A MATHEWS, AUCrIONEER.
IL Household Furniture. Plano, &C., nj auction.
BUTLER, eCnULTZ MATTE S WITH sell this day (5atur-
dayl n 10Y o'clock their salesroom, No "a Cedar sres
oppoete no Office pay advances quantity Of House
bd Furniture consisting Of Sofas ChAs and Chairs in
Bookcases Secretaries Bureaus WAsbsands Mrrors ma
hogany and black walnut lounges and bod
corner Racks &C. &C. Also mahogany Pianofoe; also
~ scts JeWely Brooches and EArrngs together with small
ot on silver plated table and dessert Spoons Forks 10.
p0aitve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

DURNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND FURNI
ID ure packing III and rs West Eleventh
pure Of every description boxed and shipped 70 all parts Of
tho world four horse for the removal Of furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

GBERlPFS sALE.--TEAS.-CHA MBERs rAIRCHIf.D
- Auctoueers will sell this at 10 ocl,ng their sales
No. us Nassau street S chests half chests of Green
fess Young and Old dyson JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
HUGH CEonBIE Deputy sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

UcIIoN-MoRR1s x. CRANE, AUCTIoNEER, WILL
"A sell on Tuesday. March , q 1885,. st2 o'clock
ibgton and Bloomfield see betws and Third
in The City Of Hobokep Said Lot. eligible being In
available for Improvement 10 that vicinity and their CT
proximity TO ne ferry render nsm desirable investment for
Lot. consisting Of once sheds and the general dItures
auco fees ION tho day Of SALE 80 per in thirty
days, when warantee deed will be given, free from all
cumbrances the balance OF sixty cent 10 remain bond
and unnr acaf "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

. gEAi BONE LUxU6f-CoxHISrsG IvTEIL.KCrU.
\ al fefnigg 10 etssi1g AID rosiA Anlseacnt One
ssrenscose o., no BrosdwAy up aaan Usosu trwn ~
ssuu:ry psoapdy AMENDED 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

DANIEL A. I HATMEws 4, Au e osnss
BUTLER SCHULTZ MATHEWS ~li scll, .. auction this
dav q aturday O'Clock In front OF their store No 81
Cedsr sreet opposite Posi- Office handsome top
buggy wagons city made and built In The very best
aiso twelve dozen fancy wagon Whips.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

UyO FUpNIrUnE DnALERg, IRON BED6TnAD DEAL
ss ohen wen uated b. Wholesale and rstan xads
party conirong II boo ard oAsapes spring Bed n ~
deres ARRANGE bw - sne IN New Yosk Addsn A. o. Il,
IN ITO Herald o0loA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

"A Pscts-By PEED COLE.On Monday, at loh O'Clock
omprisins mabc9sny Sofas Chairs Bureaus Bedstesds
Poofcases extension Tables Gas Chandelier Carpes on
CLOTHS Kitchen Furniture also large assortment Of choice
Greenhouse Plants. Figl Orange. Lemon and Magnolia
Treee &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

WILLIAMS. DUKE AUCTIONEER ABLE AND
w desirable dwelling Houses Tenth street, betv Fifth
and sixth WILLIAM DUKE, viii sell It auction
on Wednesdsy march IA 1890 at IL O'Clock tho Merchants
Exchange four story high Housss 81 and 50 rensh
street. north between fh and Sxta Ls by
half he block Houses Is By TO- three rooms Deep built ia
the moot substantial and completely finished through
vcnience appertainng TO rs cass dwellings They
perfsH having been occupied by he owners be
raj amount remain mortgage. For further parcu.
lars inquire The Office Of tho auconeer No American
Errhn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

AATR1MONIALSs
-, M
= fArRIMONY.-WIFE WANTED BIZ A. GENTLkMAN
M a A those ladies Who the advertisement one
Wssk 40 70 the addreee Of Geo norton were resnsWo
hut no return Address Error, box ls6 Herald omoe
{1ers are two c4hers Of the name.
\ rATRJNoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN THE
MI rnd ;ps ard afeciors OF the opposite ser-Wnh
Ms ,,g.f OF yin may OF n. c,3o
80 ~ a. you may Price Is cents n coin OF stamps
xddrra Dr. " Allen. boz - BrOadway ro& ooce' case b
|IsckwooA u. 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

UCTfON NOrICE.-GROCERIE5 LIQUORS AND Sc
A garA-HENkY GREEN will sell this day at 10Y
o'clock At the store l9 William street. nine half hess BLACK
ns 100 kegs Dutch Herring loeases Bay Rum Chocolate
Por Wine, several cemjohns Liquors. 20 Cazet six
taakoa Champagpe. &c,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10
NNW PURLICATTONa.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
CECOND EDITION now READY-WE CALL TaE AT
~ tenon Of discriminating invads original and really
Important Medicine and Surgery, recently Published
It npArs Information Of vital ntere which cannot be OBJ
Aimed from Other Price 81, postage free.
HENDRICKsON, BLAKE LONG,
n and - Ann street. New York.
nHE MOTHERS ALMANAC AND Ladies' PRIVATE
Circular sent letter form receipt Of egh4 postage
slamps Highly important 70 females requiring ADVICE ed
scientific medical Ladies' electra Abdom
nal corsels applied By lady, IS Address n D. Dubois No
81 West Twenty. fourth aresG, New Yogk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10
DRREMPTORY SALE an AuorIoN oR DRsrR pr. 4

CHFRlFF's SALE-BUrTER, CHEESE LARD SCARS
y &c CHAMBs RS FAIRCu1LD, Aucioneers will sell
W DAY at ocloek their sslesroom No lib Nassau street.
Cheete Paper, % 600 segsrs Office Desk. Chairs 80.
JOHN KELLY, sheriff.
g. J. ANDERSON Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

aAss AL. .kn auuflvSHS Alsu . tsLa
- fishh svenus Property ut auction JANIS NJ MILLER
WIN se :. auction on saturday March TO- al O'Clock H.
ard Lot ON the pohes c,rnsr of The Eighth svsue
and Fniy eighth stree and also The triangle the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

,ss cry pUrr EF NO PECK Slip, II as ALL rEt
49, -. - aois and stock Su,Ie-'s r,ss
a., a. -. 90 .,.. a.. - syerdinG.,r ~ Do<sse
sIrsa,s " AL c<ssa Doss BoasdsA TrAinsa -. Advice
sfAts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

MORTGAGE sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF CHArrEI
Nl mortgage Twill for sale at public auco l. OF
Monday hGch II 1861 81 10Y A. ct No $50 Third street
prlrp shsnng hree Mills and tbs Building on lol kuowr
a. No. S3l Third street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

BOARD WANTED-AFTER THE 18TH OF APRIL,
ID by gentleman, wife, child year old and servant in a
private family where there few bosrdevs Paror
aid two Bedrooms adjoining viii be required with BATH
closets DC location must be between Lexington and Seventh
and Fourteenth and Thirty nth streets Unexcep-
uonsbe reference given and required Any having
accommodations boardera by address,
Ing with full narculara w T.. boz 4ilk PQst nflna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10


NINE. DEMORRsr5 CIR AND OPENING OF PATTERNS
Uu Of Paris spring fashions SIS Broadway ga CeasS
street. IA Grand street l9 Eighth avenue Fultoa strce
Brooklyn Branches In all the cities Of tho Union Cena
Cubo. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

REv. RICHAKD sToRRs u. D. p, WILL PREACH
II before tho New York Young Mems Christian Association
nj the South Dutch Church REV. DR.. MAeaulcyO Fifth
nue. Twenty frat stree omorrow evening services
pecally,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

DEv 8 REMINGTON WILL OLIVER THE CLOSING
Lecture on the Churches Of Asa IN The Monas ovst Bar
row morning loh o'clock and preach In the evening ct
O'Clock.
, 1860-07-12

In answer to q multitude Of letters (which
we are utterly unsble to pubish,) demanding a
pure Douglas electoral ticket in This State.
pledged against the Disunionists, headed bF
Breckinridee and Lane, We are authorized to
state that Richard J. Haldenan, Esq the ulsu,-
ber from Pennsylvania Of the National Demo-
cratic Committee, appointed by The regular Ma.
tional Democratic Convention, will, under in
struetious from that Committee, ADDRESS letters
to the different candidates for electors opooint-
ed by the Reading Convention, demaniipg of
them IN expfici answer whether they ute in
favor Of the nomination Of Douglas and john
son, for President and Vice President. II
they shall refuse to answer, or shall answer in
favor Of the Disun'onistr, then their names
will be stricken from tho rolt, and others SUBJ
stitu.ed- We are also desired to state that
It is intended to call Democratic State Con-
ventlou-whe!her q delegate or auss CON-
vention hereafter to BE- determine (Which
body will proceed to fill any md all vacancies on
the electoral ticket It ought to CRAFTY the
friends Of Judge Douglas to Know tLat hr. him
self, cordially sustains the policy Of Laring no
connection, direct or Indirect. y ill the lhsun-
iontsts that he desires above all, and most Of
all. to maintain the position in which be has been
placed By his record aud his nomination, and aleo
that be can enter into 10 coalition with Disun-
ion'sss in the Free States, who irsu!sed and de.
graded those gallant men il the Southern
States now fighting for the National Democracy
and for the old fashioned principles Of tue DEM
ocrntic pa1tr, against banded olixarchy intent
alone upon the destruction OF the Union. No
True FRIEND Of Douglas in Fnnsyieania, Or
teicAtre, en- touch electoral tiektt ohieh con-
tIius rDon It the ,inQt< hauas Of Brttkinri4{y<
Di,unioni4:. Estn ons cu: Of t1s fxeaty. ..trsa
electors te:ud disy,d1ea Do4gas tietst, precisely
as q single drop II su5s't POISON thrhHn into q
goblet Of pure and crystal tpater .aiyht render
The tcAolt dt1thly yPotion.-PaiAIdelpdi3 Rrt1.
, 1860-07-12
Lovc5oy In Central New Fork.
EFrr~s 1,1r n 4ec

Editors Press and Tribune:
Hon. 0~en Lovejoy Of your State gave US
most noble and effective address in this village
on Thursday evening last. Although the no.
tice was short and the day stormy, the largest
hall in the place was jammed to hear him, and
many who came late, could not gain aduattance.
He spoke for nearly two hours, and held the
vast AUDIENCE in the most attentive silence, ex-
cept when the clear manner in which be stated
great truth, or q sublime hnrst Of eloquent
exhortation brought forth responsive thuuders
ofspplause.
Mr.. Lovejoy is an orator Of rare promise, and
the sincerity and truthfuness Of bis spirit are
manifested in every expression. He won gold
en- opinions and many friends here, and will
live in the grateful remembrance Of Repnbli.
cans. At the conclusion Of his address three
hearty cheers were given for Honest Old Abe
and Hamlin too three for Lovejoy were pro.
posed, but be said, "Nol giTe them for the De-
c1aration, the Constitution and the Union,''
which WAS done with enthusiasm, aud then CAME
three ,rrepressible aud laundering cheers for
Lovejoy, after which the meeting dispersed and
several hundred citizens accompanied by band
Of music escorted him to bis lodgings The
Douglas balloon has got hole in it.
YourH n
, 1860-07-12
Tho 6 HOLY Stone, ,, Humbu1.

The discovery 1t Newark of stone On which
there is an inscription in Hebrew characters,
Was noticed yesterday An examination Of the
copies made Of the mysterious writing Aforesaid
leaves no room to doubt a. to its actual nature !;
and the discoverer need not be at the trouble to
transport his sacred treasure to this city, a.
s Rss bs1n RropOsed in order to final solution
praeticed b. some idle youth upon The too cred
ulous Investigator Of The mysteries Of the old
"fort" at Newark. The Hebrew characters
used in this inscription are modern, having been
made only ab b,ut $50 years. Had the author
Of this trick been better informed, he would un-
doubteoly have selected the ncient characters,
making bis device at leass a temporary pu1zls.
His selection Of the modern style has spared
the excitement Of even nine days WONDER
H1rfnndti HdeEktk
, 1860-07-12
GRAND RALLY AT DECATDRl
Largest Meeting or the Season !
Torch-Lt<ht Profsssfoa q Nile In Length.



lFrora tbs Illinois Joutnall
The Republicans of Macon county met in
msss Convention at Decatur m Saturday. JulY
7th. The meetino n. he1,i in = rroIa near thn
citv- and tha number ~ n.r.one attending Il
WIS probabty not iess thsn e;ght thousand.
There was no limit TO the enthusia,m nauifest-
ed by the immense crowd. and when the Demo
man uho voted for ,ha I;ttia Gisnt in 1s59 tkrT
we're heard to exclaim. ave eiye it up-Macon
county will vote for Lincoln ID Noyember!'
Springfield was represeuted by nearly two
hundred Wide Awakes. and by ns1y others who
went On their own account, The Wide Awakes
from this city were under The command Of Gen.
Cook. Itisneedle.x for n. to aay thst they did
credit to themselyes. to their nlace Of residence
und to their commauder.
forre. They marcbed to tba n,usic of tie Deea-
tur Coruet band. aud were bioh]Y compliment
ed for their fina apnearunce.
Dr.. George Reaman rax u,arshal of the day.
assisted by y. q. Joues. n. P. Forbes. E. Nc.
Clellan and ". j. Brnwn'
i high pole was raised at ten o'clock L. H.,
and at 5bout one p. n. the regular exercises Of
The day Commenced. " ~
1nJyo 1rnn,hnii ~, tho 6,s+ sneaker Hia
sn.esh "a mastsrtx .fI",t tE ~ refsTred At
Ifneth r. sha da1;nonenc;e. ~ The nrrsent Na.
tionai Adm;n;stTst,on and Md ID narticulsr At
tent;on IT, tha ;udrstr;ora taffor1. NJ senate,
Douglas to carry W.tsr On both shouidcrs,
The sneech xh;r5 cnnsnn,ed I shont .n hnnr in
;ts dei;Te-v w.. i;.trned tn w;th he ntnost
attention. and recrived ioud md freauent ap-
nlause'
Judye Daria Tas the next sneaker. and his
aneecE va. n narfsrt mods1 :, r. Co. II was
az sonnd IN a1onnsnt % ~ .i,daa nav;s; ,eea, de.
c.;ons are in fsw. and ,hst u sav;nr = cood
Is.i "'~ -" 80" "o" %""' % 01J "6 5~~N
, 1860-07-12

The Doug.as movement, in thi. region, has
not even reached the dignity Of respectable
dzzle." There has been meeting in Fan
nueil Hall, at which Richardson of Illinois,
Samuels Of Iowa, and others spoke. Richard.
son sasd he considered himself as fit for Presi.
dent ss Abe Lincoln. This is q case in which,
ito parody the remark made by the old lady
about herself and ST. paul) the people and
Richardson differ Samues endearored to ex-
plain Squatter Sovereignty, but found himself
in wandering mazes lost 4 principal topic Of
both speakers Was the overpowering abilities
and great public services Of Ir. Oliver Stevens.
one Of the Boston delegates to the Democratic
Conventions. The hope was expressed that Mr.
Stevens might be elected to Congress,-Botton
Lkfter in Il z Hsh4tae
, 1860-07-12
their statutes, the same as il introduced by
indiyidual?"
The Reporter says:
"0ur opinion is that the argument is de-
dedly on the part Of the State. It has be
ruled in EeY IafE that il slaSes are CARR
4 Fugitive Slave Caae--A Free Negro
Kidnapped and Sold - Requtsiiton
fro1u GOV. Morgan.


We learn that one George Armstrong, q free
colored man, born in Jefferson county, in this
State, left Watertown some three weeks since,
in company with Iaau named Nepi&miu, who
is Il fish dealer Nothing more was heard from
George until the 5th inst, when his sister re-
ceived a letter from the firm If Csrusi Miller.
lawyers, Of Wa.hinrton -; r:.;. VINO .av thai
George is in jail there On the charge Of being q
fugitive slaye: What his fortunes have been
since leaving home, or how he got into bis pre.
sent dilemma, is unknown to his friends; though
they conjecture that Benjamin. may possibly
hare had something to do with it.
on these facts, and others Off satisfactory na-
ture, being made known to Governor Morrso,
be at once caused to be made out the neceaxary
papers and credentials, to authorize md en-
power Hr. Haddock Of Wa'ertown, to proceed
to Washington to procure the liberation of this
FREQ co!ored man, imprisoned for no Other
crime, It would appear, than that Of being
btack
, 1860-07-12

Their Condltfon.-The Diseases Pre-.
vAtlfnE among them.

A correspondent Of the New Orleans Com
n1erciaI Bulletin. under date June alst, speaks
Of the captured Africans as follows:
IN ny last mentioned that the crews of
the Wildfre and William we're up before Judge
Marvin, Of the United States Court. on Aabtas
co9pHs. Since then the foreign part of their
crews have been discharged, as not legally an
s~etable to the act OF 1870. The United States
steamer 31ohawk gaye them free passage to
Havana- The Americans, Stanhope, Shay and
others, are in Jail. Hutchinson, q New Yorker.
and mate Of the Wildfre, was liberated on bail.
Ibe jail at this place Is small, and owned by the
State, and in building it such size as il is was
thought amply large to contain all the rascals
indigenous to the soil, but if the process of
colonizlng scamps from sister States and yava-
bonds OF all cti1nes il to continue. Florida will
hare to enlarge her domicil for the comfort Of
its inmates.
"The negroes are getting along very well a:
the depot. There are many sick, and over two
hundred hare died, nearly all Of them having
been exhausted by dysensery and its sequence,
dropsic eiIasion. The ophthulmic patients of
the William are slowly recovering, and the dis
ease has ceased to spread amang them. Some
are wholly blind, whilst the toss of one ere and
imperfect vision pertains to many. We hear
To- day that three ships are on their way to take
these people back, and that By the cha1ter par
- y
is to be hoped that they will do 50, aod come
abundaatly supplied with water, nn article Just
at this time very scarce here. The weather has
been unusually hot and calm. and everything
suffers much for want Of rain"
The Wire Grass tusorgia) Reporter starts The
following question regarding the.e negroes, to-
wit:
whether the General Government has auy
legal right to introduce negroes from Africa
iato any Of the states whose laws forbid such
Introduction without qualification and it they
do, whether the State authorities hare not he
legal right 10 dispose Of them as provided by
individual!"
The Reporter says:
"Our opinion is that the argument is deci-
dedly on the part Of the State. It has been
ruled in New York that if Slaves are carried
tnere, only for transportation, they become
free. If this is sound doctrine, it is also sound
doctrine that if a free negro ii introduced into
Florida. no odds By whom, from the moment Of
his or her introduction, he or she becomes lta-
Bile to alt the laws aud regulations Of the State
enacted in that behalf"