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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup Mil
'io- every year Ia 'he pIitss States
To- ~ f's tee htng. with failing Relief
immediate and certain Only Is cenis q bottle
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fsphs~s, Shoulder Braces =. Elastic Stoc X
logs Bsts, Bandkges, &c. Dr. 8iOyEK, No. Ann At.
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IN. BpRSs-.usANswsRABLE

OK BpsSs-.pHANswERAB ABLE AxGUxRNr-A
" efort And practical view Of the subject-H FRY Eno
agent Of the great Iron bills Harbor Lsncsssr nounc
e. who sails hundreds Of bottles Of Prof De Grahs Mec
With but The Electric On takes :. pala ~
saya they entirely out also promptly and ef uv
in relieving frost bites and Injuries Of any ud Ike sprsirS
than any other !tng and sc.s NE chain In cases Il
Of Lancaster and hundreds aiess tha hey Nv
snrsd not entitled more crsd than the adna.
any word For snls
by all druggists dealers In the United States and Canada
Price CENTS 60 cents and 81 bottle sizes enlarged For
sale ct BARNES PARKS, Is and ID Park row. DepoA
i hiadelphia, Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

Trusses Of Every Descriptions for Perna-
ruptuIe tahng frnsses Supporter shoa
Bar dases silk elastic stockings Knee
sspa and all sC gcAt mp ptances. enehc&Iy
nied By MARSH co No. Vesez street. Asior House New
YQrt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

OUR HEALTH SHOULD BE CARED FOR.
the internally OF the dscsse will only
a,ory and painful affections generally always e
relieve but debility In induced. The bea
cHnscd tie digestive functions greatly improved and =
patient 10 far from being weakened nohed supportsa
Thua While BRA NDRErHs Pria surely cure ,heuusu,n.
e When The severity Of NE disease past snr fsv dgs
fpryDds bic symptQps Which ofen the resuk Of Q
odnp TIE cochcum the other remedies Nh have been e.
dies in The EreateN sonI These results 80
cured &si'fy y sue,r entire SAFETY.
YraNdycbs Pills and their concentration the Llfe Addi00
Pills are sold Canal Greet No Union square, -
:" "'AS'''' B. BRANDRErH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

NOW PUBLIsBINO By SUBSCRIPTION
~
NEW AsERlCAN CYCIoPGUIA.
APOPULAK DICTIONARY or q eSkKA AL KMoWLgO0w.
EDTEr
GEO RIPLEY AND C. A. DANA.
ASSISTED NUMEROUS
Ire pc. volame-Cloh s., library style, leather - -
half morocco 81; half Erasia extra "a 50
heta's wtbtsA 10 canvass for tbs vsnsbie work
In agents lot be found will send ooptan
to address whn 0T mica pest paid receipt at -
price.
scnlers viii DO registered and copies sny poe
u. APPLETON 4 co, Pubiishess.
Sl6 and 3t8 Brad Vrv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

London Club sauce.-Thfs Unravalied
saoce nsnqfnsmed By Parker Bros, iondon esp be OBJ
tanned Of er sgent n this city A. j. PARKER Is Reekmsu
street. The article superior 70 the Worcestershire sauce
and con be cbtAiDed " one half IL price,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

Official Drawings OF Hodges, Davis &
c. 3 Consolidated LouerisS II Georgia
CLASS 276, HARcu 10. 1850.
Is, %, IS. 80, 81, 81, II, 7, 80, Al, Q, 3, 80.
Prizes oashsd Ct 6o8 BrosdwAy Circulars free.
HODGES, DAVIS CO. MsnsRers
Macon.
Georgia
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Drawings OF the Delaware State Lotto.
RES WOOD. SDDY CO.. 1aDageuoftbe
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE
LOTTERIES
EEiwARr-ExrxA GLASS, NO. Ilg MARCH TO- 1850.
80, ~, 50, 66, rs, 20, IL, TO- "a, ~, o. II, Is.
DrLAwARx-ClAss No Lec MARCH 10, 1860.
a. 90, 70, %, 81, 30, 10, rs, So. 1e, ~, 70, 30,
Circulars sent s fsss q Shsyss b Sdd{slspg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

AFFAIRS OF THE CENTRAL PARK-We have
already printed the resolutions introduced in
the State Senate on Friday week by Mr. Mcleod
Murphy. apropos to the affairs Of the Central
Park. Mr.. Murpbys resolutions, which passed
the Senate without dissent asked the Com
missioners OF the Park for certain details of
information as proper preliminary to the
action Of the Senate upon the bill which has
passed the Assembly, and which provides for
the appropriation of two and half millions of
dollars for the completion of the work in the
Pork. The Commissioners respond fully to all
tbere inquiries Of the Senate (tha. body was
not SO nice in The matter Of George Laws Grid
iron Railway billy, and it is to be hoped that
We shall hear of no more petty. obstacles
thrown in the way of the great work by small
politicians, who howl and gnash their teeth
because they cannot have the handling of the
money which they would be too glad to distri-
butte among the strikers and suckers that form
our governing classes in the metropolis.
Tie report of the Commissioners fills pamph.
let Of twenty-Dine pages. We print copious
extracts from it in another part of this paper.
The document gives clear and succinct replies
to all the queries of the Senate. and in the ap-
pcndix there are certain valuable financial sta.
tistics which il is hoped will be satisfactory to
those Senators who vote away city franchises.
worth millions, without moments hesitation,
put who throw obstacles 10 the way of great
pnhan'hroptc. artistic and sanitary work. Let
the Central Park appropriation bill pass the
Senate at once. There will be plenty of time
TOT FRO Rata, personsl hbatty and gridiron
railway bills Afterwards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

vofgtlaAders 4 Sons Opera and Marine
Siassea a SERMONS 0o.s, eeSk Broadway under La
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

Darryss Txleoph ee0ns 10 tho Beet ana
cAeopest axcs foe drss9ng beannfysg esaasu9 c<ru9
Rresyyssg ed sssorng shs sxr. Istiss M sol by Il
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Ca.Irs, PrsnHnEyT "A petition has gone bs,crs The
o. the .aih ieCaiiy sos mn der.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12
THE GRAND FESTIVAL BENEFIT AT THE ACADEMY

w MUSIC.
re concert On Saturday esenIng Mr. Baker appeared
before u cusn and stated that Mr Mills had refused play
academy dn scocrdAnce with business contract moi sn
nrn 1he fAcs OF the simply hese:-Thc under.
signed were each TO have play so They had selected
grand piano Tor he purpose, and this instrument AFTER
wards sent up TO the Academy Of Music on ha
ssse and made ready for Use n all respects. The public
should brow that 10 evecy city Of the Il IA cusiomsry
that artists select the rs'tumer1 which they Thick best
lated 70 display their powers At the Academy, however
Play orly On What s susgers cheese 10 permit Al he
aM moment We we're Told That We fst CONFORM 10 this rule
Or ros play at all We preferred the latter alternative nst
out cisspeSs 70 he pubic bug because we fen that
% strange inrument there had no other piano at
me Academy the csse might hsve been dfersn bat With tbs
cArume1t No wanted before eyea the permit
ne piAjed upon seemed IKE deliberate effort to place
10 q disadysn'sge Gus light before the public.
rI., d. JUH sSON GRAEyER
WILLIAM SAAK.
y. MILLS.
: Beebe q co... 1j6 broadway,
Hare just isAued ,ber spring styles for geneunens Hats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

Holleway's Pills md Ointment.-Ulcers
ed "a sres are merely The Efforts q mature 70 ep from
yAxe the virus % ss external ,ous willis ps pr
rfy the blood and seeresot q their INC I'D humcrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

9emmons Il Co.'s Brazilian Pebble
epsstscles. Sole aud only depot SEEK Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

Singers Sewing Machines.
AN ENTIRE NEW STYLE
Deaened Tor al manufacturing purposes nolseess Ia s
operation very rapid and capable every kind Of work
The best machine ever produced. Price only $40
]. H. SINGER 4 CO., ass Broadway NY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

Crista d0xDN Dr Dye, wigs and Tou-
pees-Ihe beA b MD, Wholesale and retail and the dyS
privately applied I II Asior Bouss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

Ladies' New Spring Dress and MantilIa
1iimmirgs at L0CKI1T BON co.'s No. 25l Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

Spring Styles Dress Hats FOR Gentle
ytps resdy WHITE. Halter, 2l6 Broadway. opposite s,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

PhrenologlcaI Exam fna tfOns, with
ass and fun written csaracters given daily ~ FOWLER
WILLIE, SIS Broadway -
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WA7cHxs AND JEwELRY.
W Ofan dtscsiptiops. Aso
SILVER AND FLAJID WARE.

sIt.vEH AND FLAIED MARE.
Fer sale by GEO. O. ALLEN ais RruaAvsv
he saM below Canal srset tnrmerJ go II Wsfi sr,an
watches sken In exchange wAtches Ciochs aA "a ..is
ceersd and repaired n tie besi manner bv - sns.,
End Geneva esanenL - - 'N A'"as3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines
Office SOS Broadway, New Fork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

Hewe's Original Sewing Machines, For
Family and manufacturing purposes
Agenu wanted Tor The country.
OHca RrosA-.v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

JTUIJAM Writers. AuCTroNEER WILL srti ON
MONDAY, ~ O'Clock at 4A CANA strcst larse quas-
ny Of second band Furniture from Jaysyee rar
nr suit In hair cloth egere pier and oher 6lsoa Paint
gs centre side and extension Tables lace
taxa Piano bookcsae Tapssy ply ard oshr Or
hall and Oil Closhs Mating mahogany.
ard cottage Eedads tar and other Mattresses feather cs
Buesus wsktstands toilet dinner lea Sstr sf
ver~are stone, Wood and Tnwsrs Wardrobe 49, al wess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

(UQRTH KNOWiN9.-YROr VOC
w I'd . rensdy for IL gray and ka.A,
t'csble and cEe.p. II requires no dy oinl
ifnsyy trouble There can b No doubg
~ We have seen teeAmcuiAis simcG1
from men cf great tuteflEenp, h9h ozaH'
those vho hare bssa baA soa yssrs sfo !
haar, and appear tea ysars youngsP thaG
mature ard unnatural, 4 y 8 0usy q =
tvrAi and uaAcubted means WhicR Pruf
and now Indy cHcgv n IL AfRscsed. h
W ~ wonderful remody, a. slvo -
ucsiel-Menphis Whia.
~ ~ I'll rauDea1ah} f1runAuAa n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19

SOU krsss oompsuy Ap- y iseo IS siiv.r "a
God Watches The whole lot wire IN bon. ADDRESSED %
7ieS 7l84 UvDe Breng Locle each ia fsncy ebony box
at fnaid The silver watches marked "patent
silver winding without keys; nickel movements
Photograph in and on dias thsrmoneter on di.s
imported For description OF ~aches apply either par
sonay by letter to Banie Buttsrned
Amercan Expre Copspy New York. Three hundred dot
lsrs reward will paid the detection AMI thu
thieves recovery Of the 10 oron for any
part lAereoG WELLS BUIrkkFIkLD co,
81 Hudson street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19

HyTnMeAl "a .s.ass.sss .sss. see
nth sales OF ,0CO bbs ct IS 81 " ~. Soutnern
four continued 10 rule nrm, with good demand
from the trade The sales embraced ABOUT
10OO bbls. cl1sng within the range OF the
oSove prices Rye -four was steady with sales
nbout 100 bbIs At Quotations Corn meal was rm and
GOOD demand with ssles Of 200 bbls Jersey and Brau-
~ inc Al ihe above quotations whea&-Good qualities
were nrmly held with the chief demand for milling.
Good white Southern and Western held d higher
INCLUDING extra Iowa spring II 81 60 Southern red q
n a. Kepncxv Nh te r. SO bushelsj 1t 81 70 $l7s,
and rood vh,te indiana n 81 a. Barley was dull TOO
. 7sc' for sase. and 75c . soc for Canadian Barley
mali was N limited request AZ soc. 90c Oats wcre
dull and lover with sales Of Western and Canadian at
ma IN eood reouest. ma soeed Xc 10. Der bushel
higher me sales embraced 30 900 bushels, including
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VIEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, APRIL IT, seo-TR1PLE SHEET

ssee Of Fl slIsh ard Ame-csn II 6sc CO. The fo;Isv
ing weekly HaIce the Nee Bedford msxket from the
1Ac mans SAitpa-g Lsst rhe market snoe last hiss
been very cni TOE transactions have oeep few, sud
conf ed 10 the follo~pg lois Of wsale7e brls. N~
Northern Mt 42c, 200 good ~ s31Sc per gaoo and
$40 do Go at price not srspsd; also 40 do dsfz az
ic AZ Co 90 at i2c per galoi, ana leo 10. do. on pr
vase terms
active, and sales Of ?5oo bos reported part
thin mesa at 81 rs clear d, u, sls 90 $40 u.s. and
Sl2 ST. Beef crrtpseo In be p ssdy request With sales
repscted ress and st IS Sc so for rxtrs Ieds sud
prime mess were quiet and steady Beef hams were qas
at $i2 30 s'6 Bacon was scarce and wanse,
IN good supply with sales OF 243 hhds. ana
rerces, at &C. 7c. for shoulders and ut Sc aeHn Tor
hams. lard fr while sales embraced sb'us 30
bbs n1oxc 10 Butter and cheese wers oarsr gS.
Rr sales embraced 40 ueroes ~ 3Ic axe PSF
pound. n
SUGARS There was an active movement TO-DAY, snn
sses freely made both for refouR ana ON speoaa
ton The transactions footed about hnds C'Ha
uscovados including refining grades At 5Ao asEc and
grocery goods ii 6tsc 71Sc: 90 DO noado at 40,
500 co. do Vt r. H. and So boxes broSn Havana At 7Ac.
srczs-Sslss Of 100 bags pepper were made o. s3e.
SKA
aEEp-Coverpeed and timothy held Al higher
pricee Sales this week embrace 900 400 bags clover
7Ho q skc :, and 600 do timothy at 50 02x 50 rs.
Iinseed was quiet and prices unchanged.
WHsKEy-The market was quiet Holders asked Il re.
WIKI buyers at 2ic. a2,@c.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHss-The market was steady, with sales Of 80 40
bbs at unchanged prices.
BRsApsrr MS = F,our-The market continues TO rule
luIl Tor common grades, while the medium and extra
BRANDS were firmly held and In steady demand. The
sales en- aoed about 1000 5000 bbs closing within
an. ro,iouipo >uga of uuOkatioug:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19

SPECIALISTS MEMBERS OF OCEAN LODGE NO leo
y r. And A. h.. hereby attend q s,ecl.
retrg Ct thar lodse looms Of Broone hoAo
syeets on rbursda! 10 ins ocIoek, foe III.
Of paying the sst tribute OF Iespect deceasd brother
George " Asdson bAML. r. sCARLElT. II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19
MATRIMONIAL.

vxTANTRD-A VIDE. A GENTLEMAN. YOUNG, GOOD
w looking not bad pered and Possessed Of compeeu
nv a spxious to the cau.nsooe Of lstv
no would make be.r And hn,e happy. Please address
g A a., Jr, H,rald once All Communications srsy con-
fdential.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19

EAEnCa OF ENGLISH DINNERS DkesaKD, PICK.
noa spo rroservloR done and laesuus given u every
ansh = sccAiSs BY Ma wHYrn M 81 wsss NnstssnA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19

NJ NV YORK AND REV BAvEa RAILROAD "
p,1y.-Aprl IT, 1890 The nexs aanaal msseng he
M am ~ hs cS%psny win ;. held u sew "a "
- psyRose o. eesthg Directors for ~ essuiog Ass
we ooosaeeasoe q ANY oes buznes nav Be
~on- =. BrLGLxY, Prsn. Mt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19

Movements I'm Real Estate.
By J. Blocker, Bon & Co.
Lot and buildings IS Hudson ct, N 4 corner Tho
mas st n $3.50 and SO o. ....... S2l 900
TWO lots known AZ Ncs a. Thomas street and IL
Worth street, 2snioe each: .::...:.:.... $3.50
The property known "a Nos 4Sl, 4SS and 4S6 VS.
ter st., and 246, 246 and PAT South st adjoining
each other, size Of ali saxlsO feet. ....... $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19

VACHTFOR eALw THE sIOOP ACHT AANsRsNo;
S tons; fsat caller good SEA oo.t; one sesson ava
half since ew,snbets ntfAy buir sod sne
esssllert order. Apply 10 C. T. CRcENEnL' " wnlsm
street. n, Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19

DUBLIC NCTkE Ii BERRBY GIVEN TO ALL pm,
having claims sganEt W ea1aAe Of Etausd A.d
Ann Hngeut bs1 Of tba aW Of rev York deco
sent ne ,sns VIII %seG ycunoers thereof ns uade,
1850 UaARl.sS kURRAY RxecuiOr
kBw YORK, kpsil TO- 1900
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n O1ICE -IHx AshBIss OF THs FIRE DuPART
- zen. sna osners Are particularly requess TO evA0ue
,ns bose and knxne Coupling 3nit patepet
inwon Buss and in use by nifty Hoss O,u oAny
NJ 10 J. ". DOWNING co. Agents.
No e CadA< atraoA n. Y.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-02-08
For the Spirit of Democracy.

Mr.. EDIToR--On the old national road
boards may be seen at short intervals,
each one with an inscription "kee2 to the
right as the law directs" This is some.
times enormously supposed to be pecu-
liar regulation of that road. II is, in fact
the common law of the roads, streets,
lanes and highways in the State and prob
ably of all, in the United States. What
is the penalty for disregarding this law?
1t is Just this: In case of collision be-
tween two carriages or waggons, the one
disregarding the law, would be liable for
all damages occasioned by the occurrence.
The rule is also convenient to prevent
jostling on the sidewalks. Men act upon
their thoughts. A man acquainted with
this rule habitually turns to.the right;
perhaps others meeting him, if unacquaint-
ed with the rule either keep straight on or
turn to the left. This occasions disa-
greeable little affair, whereas conformity
to the rule, by turning both parties to the
right. infsllibly steers them clear of each
other. "A.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-02-08
The Last Call.

We are again compelled to call upon
our delinquent subscribers, and this time
We are in earnest. We must have money.
Every subscriber who is in arrears for
two years or more is required to pay up
before the 1st day of April, otherwise he
will find the account in the hands of an
officer for collection.
We dislike this course as much as any
one can, and have deferred it until the
last day: now we are driren to it, and
will insist upon it in every instance Let
no one suppose he will be an exception.
The causes which compelled us to this
course will compel us to follow it with
vigor.
Let every one who is in arrears bear in
mind that his Indebtedness to us must be
paid before the 1st day of April. 1t
would be folly-worsc, it would be suici
dal in us, to suffer our credit and our busi-
ness to be ruined for few hundred dol
lars, when several thousands are due us
and should be paid.
Come up and settle your accounts or
pay them in to your postmaster.
WILLIAMS 81 WEST.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-02-08
Negroes in Canada--and Free Negroes
Generally.

Generally.
We have had lately some accounts of
difficulties, rows, riots, &C., caused by
negroes, at Chatham, Canada West
These accounts are contrsdicted as gross
exageraiions. The fact may be as stated;
but there can be no doubt that the best
portion of the people OF Canada have
come to the conclusion that the negro
refugees in their Provinces form very
undesirable addition to the population of
Canada. The negro settlements there
are failures-ifi it was expected from them
that the runaway slaves, who make them
up. would cultivate the soil, plant, build,
manufacture and thrive generally--in any
sense, either economical, social or moral.
Take these settlements as q whole, and
they present pictures sufficiently discour-
aging to the heart of genuine philan
thropist, who honestly believes that the
negroes, placed under favorable circum-
stances, can show evidences of improve.
ment, growth and prosperity fit to COM
pare with the results of enterprise among
the whites. All accounts concur in rep
resenting the negro in Canada as useless
to himself and burden upon community
Not far enough advanced in economical
cultivation to be able to foresee and pro-
vide for future want, he idles away the
short summer, and when the winter comes
is helpless and destitute. This is the re-
port that is given of him by many of the
best people of Canada, and there is no
reason to believe that it is exaggerated.
There is certainly no philanthropy
whatever in decoying or running off ne
groes into Canada. There is some po-
etry in the idea Of the North STAR"
which the New York Tribune and other
friends, admirers and supporters Of the
Underground. Railroad institution. are so
fond of presenting, that they repeat the
epithet on every fresh flight guided by
that star; but the poetry, like flower
spsiRging from the crevice of rock
where there is little of either soil or
moisture to sustain it, has no basis in
solid and comfortable facts and realities.
We really believe that one of the worst
fates we could wish slave. as slaves are
ordinarily situated, would be to wish that
they would run away to Canada. This
certainly is true of it: that a man who.
while O slave, was Industrious and useful,
becomes when Canada free man, an idle,
worthless loafer or vagaboud. st. Louis
Herald.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-02-08
The Harpers Ferry Investigation.

Thaddeus Hyatt, President of the
National Kansas Aid Committee, has
written letter in answer to the subpoena
to appear before the Harper's Ferry In
vestigating Committee. on the lst of Feb.
ruary, in which he informs the Commit.
tee that while he will so far regard the
summons as 10 appear before them, he
will not answer any Of their interrogato-
ries, because he questions the exercise, by
a Legislative body, of powers purely jadi-
Icial, that are neither incident TO the Gov
ernment nor conferred by any express
provisions OF the Constitution. -.se
On this position Mr., Hyatt is sus-
tanned by legal advice of Massachu-
setts and NV York. se' s1i4 p
James Redpath, of Maiden, Massachu-
setts, author of the Life Of John Broom,
has also been subpenaed to appear and
testify, but he, in n very spicy, and what
may be called very saucy letter, refuses
to comply with the summons. II 4sqz
There is little doubt that if Hyatt re-
fuses to answer the questions propounded
to him by the Committee, he will be
deemed contumacious witness, and ar
raigned at the bar of the Senate for con.
tempt. His reasons for not answering
viii cause his committal A writ of
habeas corpus will then he issned for his
release, and then the question be brought
before the Supreme Court Of the United
States, aud be legally tested. Mr.. Hyatt
will arrive here to morrow. s,sr. IN a..
Mr.. Redpath, of Maiden, and Sanborn,
OF Concord, Massachusetts, it is said, will
not appear. DR. Howe will await the
legal test to be made by Hyatt, before
appearing. Giddings has rot yet arrived,
and may assume the same position taken
ny Hyatt. Realf is notified to appear on
Wednesday, when the Committee will
probably question him on some new
point. Since the discharge of Judge
Army as witness before the Committee,
he is reported to have said that if he bad
not been stopped by the Chairman he
would have shown :hat Brown was twen.-
ty-fire miles from Pottawatome on the
night that WilkinsoG, the Doyles, and
Sherman were killed. lie says that Brown
told him he was not with the party. but
that it was righteous deed One of
the party also told him Brown was not
there, but was camped on Midda Greek,