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, 1860-01-26
LAtcr from California.

San Francisco dates are to the Sd inst.
The past has been an ereutful business year
in Sun Francisco. The market was gIutted
with goods throughout. The Tonnage arrived
aealnst ll43.l tons in 1858. 100 ,2o in 1851, and
14s.S70 in 1856 frnm Great Britain. 3,45s tous
in 1859, l4,7s7 in 1858, l6.s9a in 1897, mud II
in 1866 trnm Europe, 10 ,915 tons in lsjv- ,.Gy
in 1854 1861 in 1757, aud 10 3334 in 1856 from
China. = ,s4 tons iu 1889, 2o,379 in 1858, S3i
in 1851, and p ,llo in 1s"6, showlng M excess
Of I.upUrtations from nearly everF quarter, ana
greatly so in the aggregate
ExroRrs.-The exports from California, other
thnn treasure. during the past year. show an
n.rease orer those OF 1855 Of e 900, ae.rera-
r.nS for 1859 SJ.5S3,4ll- The exports quick
silver during the same period have fallen otf
o,0eo, On account Of the closing, during legal
proceedings, OF the New Aln1aden mine. his
nukes the balance Of merchandise exports that
much greater in favor Of 1852.
INCREASE OF PoprLAr1os.-Thea annual reviews
Of the State'5 progress arc prepared for pubii-
ca.ion. During 1859 SslS5 passengers arrived
ut San Francisco by steamer and sAilin:, vessel,
aud q Isl depurted, showing gain OF pupula-
tim bF immigration seawa1d Of 1850. About
5000, people are believed to have crossed lie
plains 10 california, which, together With tile
. natural Increase, is estimated to have made u
total gain OF population within the year exceed
ing 50 900 us.
GuAn ExPua1s.-Thc amount Of gold export.
ed il 1852, WAS $40, ,4Jl, against .54s, ,025
in 1:5S.
MINING IS1ELI11ExcE.-Thc mining reviews
show the mines during lie past year to hare
uccu about ordinarily successful in The pEoduc-
tin Of gold. No. very great extension in this
l:.1ch oil industry took place within Calilorpis,
ae,: no exciting gdlscovvries were made, although
many paying mining fields for the first time
The business seems to hare become settled, and
The annual labor and gold product is not likely
to vary materially Tor many years, although the
field for increased profitable labor is believed to
be very extensive.
The most encouraging feature. is the steadily
increasing area Of mining region discovered on
the Pacific coast, such as The discoveries Of
whnt are believed valuable gold mines nort1s
and west Of t e Columbia river, in Oregon and
Nevada Territory, with strong indications Of IN
extensive mining region, extending along the
clsscra slope of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
parallel to the gold mines OF California on the
western slope oil the same range Of mountains.
AGR1crL7uRAI.-Thep products Of the Stale III
which there has been the greatest increase. a:e
wheat, wool, and fruit, the quality of each har-
ing rrar1y or more ti,ul doubled within lite
year. There has utso been q grea. increase in
III: guantify Of lumber and ship timber export.
ed from California, and tie Puget Sound re,
gion.
REAL EsrA7E-Esr1LDISG.- value Of real
estate sold in San francisco within the rear, as
shown by deeds rceordad, WAS SC,sG3, l24.
against S,,sa6,l+6 in 1855. uvc- $!,tth', ono
were invested in building improvements during
thu year, be.ns'a large cacess over t@rule1
years.
, 1860-01-26
WASHINGTON IND EVERETT +,
Twnfudi-- v;o-r ~ w. r.

%AAeA44AAt - sAo" VI All FElA.A
IN the Engraving OF Washington tt, st en3.u r: s.
ngs arc fEontc oz:kaa! sut'es-h, N.c. IN ar 81.
gravel steel III The >tyle ~ Art. They A.. ss
.3xss nrhrs eae!. caEa:nE.. a,r sarAts yxs- 50 1r
oo7rse. miserable Pictures .avc eeen E4* n.o H.. -
l. - w"sxs Of ast-aaa csrc.i.i!y IL cLrl2 l.rs ~.
muddy ensavn1sshas i at...t IN c,..v.at per.o,,
Of taste ttax shcy safc, oale.u w4. :lsy av. ~,
ersE Gen. VIZ ls paid ths ar,t a,tl.s< e e.se-,
auonntsc:t HAxr Euor.Asn :o'.: ,;aenez ca.1as.
n.s REALLF EEArs1rcl, We. til. te:i rt:ta t. All
hst >ha lie sqea:.a uraa,rrn,, .a27j rA!~-. I;' Z.
iha: c,n BE- relied on:
- The Ei.tGr or tar Me- Yr7. Observer tAy>:-
These e.: r= ;.sne wos-s ::;--ssc tsa>..
esaFe a:nals. The rss o. ". Eyr:rs, vi! Ian. ~.
ce.eufa at ail ut.es+."
kr-Tlcy New Turk Christian A:-ee=:. says:-"T:.-
are an: r:tt 9nct e'-E:;n.s have .srr n: *.
PUBLISHERS ARE FULLY kEspUSSlELE y.k
ALL THEY PROMISE
TEIx3:s, >:.:1o9F s:ssATss.
We will sind. Pos: rhI. -,s:s.s:7 rae s,: IN s~tr-
Fl rilEE ENt;RAr1> :..s As r4szz!7s .:r. tr:.
botH E.AGkAtiAsi>. *td - Iafa:.a'. ST, IL -
II Agents who te.n;. - II t;..r w.,r r.:..
es;'y nf each ca:t.stt... I.e iii. a.a,:rtsar-
NAEpEEs,
TEE k:'.cSEEEocKEa.
G1pEy's l..pl'$ c3oS1.
THE Atlantic.
nLAcSwIuD.
sret;af ara: ses.tat. she er1s years. -tec :.
t"a :" this NAs.l.n'. Is 2.d J tlsiE ,ub:.Ac
anl Subscribers 1cssiv. E4er ar:y to- the ;, aS< ~,
tass respective s..:a,1 o,n. The cret o: Il. -.
grazing pail only BY Tho tsrsuco tc;ween tie x
~.';tsase, sn1 the ra,lar p.ce Of &:ss Aaxx;ne
Lo'as'us' sent !: o'se. AaG subsc lions to 1t:i-
Cas- ecmmstIe with s'is:e1t ssue. uncs osheEvl4o Or,
dee'1- Money 1t tAk i pronf !. seaGel Of having
eetn nailed First impressions oe]t. tLerre,r .rrt
eH'y. Adlrets, -. X. BAILEY i CO.,
lat N:o. 1l1.l & Sons Nus: s:cs.>
s43 Rsoatw4Y, New YORK.
13"6. T. 0LD1sallti, ~ t.a~aiIr <trrr:, r.
ce!ve* Subscriptions a.4l deycss Enay.. to eup.s,.
b1rs IN i.Aica.". sIecae2s Gail i .tr 4. l.!s stare
, 1860-01-26
The xac1lt yTn1adefefs
-{F'seyp the Nptipn Traveller?

The seizure If ths sluye yacht Nandcrcr is
likely to furnish business for the Courts and
officers Of tue Law fer souc time to come, Dis
,rics- Attorney Woodbury. is still engaged in
taking the evidence Of the crew as to wl4t was
done on board the vessel after sue lett Sasan-
nah. Evidence will also he taken at that city to
show what was done by the owners before rhe
vessel was run away with from that port. It
will be many months before a'i the evidence in
the case cnn be prepared By the Government.
The crew Of tie vessei have libeed her for
wages, and she l,as also been libeled by persons
who furnished her with supplies.
These oa.ions depend uDsn the result Of the
claim Of the Government iLat the vessel was
sent upon Stare royags. The owner Of the
vessel, Mr. Lamar, Of Sav annah, nov lays CLAIM.
to her and 10 strengthen his claim. presents the
copy Of un indictment in the United Stasts CIR
cuit Court for the District OF Georgia, against
the late master, for piratically running away
with her.
Thursday, in the United States District Court,
Judge Spraguc appointed B. e. Clark, Osborne
Howes and Foster Waterman, Of this city, ap-
praisers Of the Wanderer, nnd If Mr.. Lan,ar de-
sires. he can hare The resstl upon giving bonds
to the Government 10 pay the value ut which
she may be appraised, in case the vessel is
finally condemned. Ii he declines 10 take The
Wanderer at that appraisal, the vessel will be
sold by the offers Of the Government, in whose
eusfndv ehf. nnty il =
, 1860-01-26
DEPARTURE OF FREE NEGROES
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Fourteen Families Emigraxlne to
HAytf.


The bark Laurel, Capt. Pierce, cleared res.
terday, and wilt leave to-day for Port au Prince,
uayti, having on board, as passengers, eighty
Que free persons Of color, who are enigrating
from this State to trr their chances ia Hay.i.
These people are all from the 0pelouses parish.
cs. and a'l lcuitlvators-wcll versed in farming,
and in oil the mechanical arts connected with q
tarm. Among them are br,ckmakers, black
smiths, "heel-wrights, carpenters, etc. Some
OF, them ere proficient weavsrs, who have long
been employed making the stuff called Attaka~
pas cottonaie, 80 favoraby known in tho mar
kct. Th' J take along With them the necessary
machinery for that trade, and oil sorts Of ax,i-
cultural and mechanical implements.
These VI persons-sA adults and 50 children
aud yonths-compose fourteen families, or rath-
er households, for they are all related, and the
81 may be called one family They are all 10
easy circumstances, Bome cven rich, one family
beng worth Us much az $4,000. They we're
Their property with tho intention Of investing
their cap tal in Hayti, .
VI The Various expeditions that have left New
Orleans for uaysi, this is certainly tie most i'm.
postant, from the peculiir class of emigrauts
uns tte Let Of their taking away with them
e.as.ae'so's e;a}1 amount Of capital, President
!e-cstab!ish order IN the e. Queen Of ths Anil
lts" have l'rored thus fur successful, If We can
judge from the tone Of the Haytian paDera. and
from the verbal reports Of those who haye lattIy
slsited 1he Islnud, aud noth,cg could he more
iasorable to the ultimate result OF his plans
than the valuable acquisition Of such Immigrants
as tl'osc who leave on the Lautel. lie has found
out that the real basia Of any we'll organized
society is lAbor, und that labor is the great vital
condition Of prosperity for his peonle, br rea-
sou Of the very aversion they huve for it. The
Huytian Government has passed stringent laws
TO prevent idlcness, aud has even adopted CO.
r. -'Hf..
, 1860-01-26


The Schenectady Ereniny Star gires the fol-
lowing account Of tue Hon. Clark j. Cochranc's
recent illness:
"For some time past be has been suffering
from ill health, brought on by orerta1ing hillt-
self in the performance Of professional duties.
preeious to his departure fUr Washington. On
his return, and after remaining at homc fur
some days without improvement, be was nd
viscd by bis physicians to 80 to the Clifton
Water Cure. TN Wednesday morning Of this
week. le, in company with bis wife mud ply
sici1n, s,rtcd for that institution; arrived, ut
Utica, be expressed d desire to call upon Dr..
t;rav. with wllon1 be was On terms Of personal
intimacy. Dr. Gray adrised him tia, all he
needed was rest and quiet. and proposed that
he should remain for Il lime with him, ut the
same time giving hin, and his friends tue en-
couragins Insurance that be enscstasncd no
t1oubt Of his SPEEDY aud complete restoration
toheallh. The proposition ue. the appreciation
OF Mr.. C. and his friends, and lie was left in the
caTc of Dr.. Gray"
, 1860-01-26

Our last adyices from the seat Of the Federal
Government lead us to hope for n speedy organ
iz.tion OF the House. The political considcra.
tons heretofore paramount in originating and
maintaining the shameful scenes that have dis
Graced the popular branch Of Congress since the
first Monday in December, are rapid, giving
war besnre the alarming prospect Of another
tiuaucial collspse. The demantis Q: the public
creditors, and the situation Of the Federal Trca-
begin seriously to affect all classes Of business
men aud the threats Of Disuuion, SO frequently
aud hippantly made, seriously operate against
American securities aud American credit IN
foreign countries. The Organization Of The
uonse would at once set the Government in
motion, relieve the public creditors, and Put Q
large amount Of money into circulation.
, 1860-01-26

RosA BoxnErR CoxSo TO AxER1cA.-7he
New York correspondents Of the Philadelphia
Prt1s says:
An artist friend gives me fresh and reliable
bit Of news about Rosa Bonheur. That trium-
phant specimen Of manly woman is about to
ff,sit the United States professionally. An opu
lent French gentleman, an enthusiast in art,
sometime since commissioned her lady ship to
cross tue Atlantic, proceed to the great prAlslea
Of tho far West, a1ld paint from lille herd Of
Wild butfaloes. Sac Vas to take her own time,
aceompli-h it in her own way, and ix her own
price. At first she declined to entertain the
proposition; but. finally, after turning it orer
IL her mind, and rejecting upon what an origi-
nal md splendid work sue could make, she has
nccepted The offer and comes oser in the Spring
to make the picture. 1t has given the French
individual feelings Of the most celestial cha1ac-
tor, aud made him, in fact, the most tickled per
son in I'll G2pl. s.
, 1860-01-26
The 1InsAaclutctsa aForEory-.Kest.na-
lion Of AIF. Frye.

Join Z. FRYE, Of Bolton, Senator from The
East Worcester District. has resigned his seat
1t the Board. Mr. FFyeis y shoe manufacturer,
and this, we believe, was his first tenn in the
Senate. The resignation was probably brought
about in consequences Of allegations that he bad
forged notes, negotiated in tnis city. to The ex-
tent Ct s., 800 or more. One Of the nancs forged
is sisted 10 be that Of Mr.. George 4. Mansfield,
shoe dealer Of this city The amount is stated
by some 10 roach S5,tF0.
It is stated that Mr.. Frye contemplated the
paynent OF these notes prumptly nj maturity,
but that, in consequence Of neglect or political
pre.occupaticu, ons Was sllowed 10 70 10 protest,
when unexpected developments were made in
the n, tier. In this case. d bad ueror: wns as-
tend d with disastrous results.
The Worcester Sty says that bis personal
friends we're astoupded 1T the announcement.
On Tuesday, nf.er the facts came out, Ills col
leagues bud long conference. in the seuste
Chsr,ber,- when he agreed TO resign his seat. 1t
is sad case. Ind quite contrary 10 the general
estimate Of Mt. Fya'a ehAkaeser.'
, 1860-01-26

The New Orleans Crescent of Tuesday says:
This long awaited work has arrived and been
landed from the ship in fne order. When in its
place in Canai street it will form Of tue most
striking and agreeable features Of the city. We
hare not seen it. but learn thai the enterprise
aud patriotism Of the Clay Monumental Associa-
lion is amply rewarded By the charact r Of The
work, which is truthful semblance Of sbe form
mud features Of the il'ustrit us r1au whom it
reotesents. Tic statue will be erected on tho
ls.h OF April next, The anniversary Of Henry
Gays birti,dny, and we suggest that it: wuuld
bc a proper aud graceful tribute to the memory
Of the grea, man, brsiaes 4 just courtesy to The
AssociIticu, for III city to take charge Of tie
inaugural ceremonies. aud carry them through
on betting scale Of handsome iberality aud
imposing arzanKa,u.1t~
, 1860-01-26

There can be no doubt now that the conetitu
tional righ, TO cutter the Territories Of tue United
Suites with prpsrfy of any and crsry kit1, i!
he the test question oi the union OF the South
ern and Northern scctious Of ile Democracy IN
the Charleston Convention. 1t is q logical de-
dnction from this principle that Congress is
bound to extend protection to slaves, in conf
mon with other property; while . Territory is
in In ,uchoate state. This will be preliminary
question before any other business is brought
before the Conreu.ion. The Southern Suits
will be unanimous, We think, not on the princi-
pie. in its abstract form, but on its practical ap
pl,cation, to wit: tho right to claim, protection
Of Congress for slave property until a Territory
has adopted constitution, il legal shape, ex-
ciuiiug slavery from it, If already there, or to
prohibit its entrance.
, 1860-01-26
CITIZENS

VIII find every rari-
ETY. OF ci'a>te. ,icls
aud elegant .tancT
gootl*, II j. Ii. Parks
1suza;.r Of Fancy. l::i
Lake st1eet. Also,
etega Bridal and
Party fai,s. in pearl
sticks,painte'i pasc1.-.
suent backs; PEARL
Sticks in White cher
ry. bite sAnl l':linte.l
SILK; SaCs!al Woul.
iu silk. linen cnL pa
per. Hair Pins. in
coral and gold !; bius
ut,,1 rntt3 n.nsI an,1
..oid e', s.,nsr 1.o,n1,.
So'1 a..aI 49, 49,, on 49,,
h,.v,', - sv.", .a,'. 's i,,,et: 1t,'y:
'i o.'' @''s' 49,, !, ' Il i"., u.s..
9,r..st ~" sV;". ~ .or', 81 e"t ~
~, IT,, :" .n,a '.' "n, ..i
,,,a"t, u.". a"', u.% aoi't ~ T,cs S.,.
a.as,h4 r.ae : 4"% ~ u,u s,sc, hi
,a;';'' ;n,,.;,; :, =. .,ni,, Stsei
. ,.st., ~ s,;,1. ~
i,t.s t.N..'' ~, o'.; l:..es
i..I p"t.,. vii,
hnins in I,ertiu
Wire in Velvet and
, 1860-01-26

control The federal judiciary; mad 2. That tho
law Of treason requires tho commission oi III
overt act to bring tho traitor to justice. But
what do lpucst Democrats at the North Say
to this devclor,reut2 How caa they longer
1naintaiu relations with party whose policy
is shaped and controlled By men thus disloyal
10 the Constitution and law?
, 1860-01-26

,.,
H.. nm aa''s Foee''-
's #. IN ee"nsesseh
WI. WIN my Kei'ef;G pa-
n..s ..ns H.. ". a'e'ne ts,. oss''
.i, 80 'a'e 'c'e, a'",
ess ps.sn .ancy eos'a*'','''s ,,
is,.na,e, I''a','el,' ~ 80
10" i.aHs . s',ee'' eea'j'sas"
.n. ns u large assoft- :,
1.s,a:.,.@ .e"s. ~ lol't'"9' ~
L"u1a ;.s',.. T.'s., Ta.rae's' ~.
Is0ss' ~. h,;,. : o'oIaes ! y '''r
.rn,,,,a .e ..'ts 'pts..n,i,x'' y,
Jo,!G'' ,ix"..;"t .'aa'a'.'' !a.' ~ o.',, -
ana.,ls a..a,'us pnu ~ =
.sosn ~1sos 1a.,' na' .',..,. nA'.
an,, s.i' Az. -" -; ;,.'es v'Ds1'es
I,"~, 1;',. .'..aa.;'s 49, ns 'saess w.
H.. =. y 1t,'o'".es: ~, ,.,1i ~
H. St<:.o. ."g.st FL, 1Do''s: D:
:ou. Eo,. ''sl: t"''
t"nos' t,.'.s.:'' Sa'snsh' 1.
':; n'sss'" =; eaSes' t''
a;n. ,.'. t.''S.,' i.' ~ ~.
s"..rsr;-.. 49, , Smo saIts, ~.
t'a' =. e.'.."' = $500: ~ ~
49, . i.-r. sL.nl.'e .;a
oAs''tsos 1, Aan'ets' n.;'
o'u' oeuas'
."eess ~. ~ ! aee'etsp .'nt
Ild*t ttlt1cv Nen&l
, 1860-01-26

4 WoRn or TIRE O7nxa SIDE The .R;sr1-
nsond Enquirer abandons its hobby OF non.iu-
tercourse with the Nor b, and Il advertising it.
self in Northern papeEs ~ an e1cellant medium
for Northern business men to advertise their
wares in ut the South. and the Roxtosa Pllet
the Roman Catholic organ in this country after
rehearsing At length the recent prosecutions Of
Powers aud Crangle, warns the South to be
careful how i treats lrishmen. or she may lose
those in the North who hare hitherto been her
wufmast friends.
, 1860-01-26

Tho New App0rttonment.s.S2 900
Per AnnuEa Saved 10 the State.

Tho New App0rttonment.s.S2 900
Per AnnuEa Saved 10 the State.
The new Legislative Aprorsionmeni was re-
ported 10 ihi uouse Of Representatives. on Ftis
1.ylast, and WAS Immediately passed-Eeas 81;
<iax1s. Two Democrats aud IS Republicans
sotcd in. the affirmative. and Is Democrats and
Republicans tinfluenccd by local feeling. in
the negative. The bill will undoubtedly pass
the Senate immediately.
This new superintendent will save twenty
thousand dollars per annu'n to The State.
The following table sb2ws tho Distr'ets. md
representation allowed each, in the bill Us it
passed the House: i
u 80 = Etns
, 1860-01-26

CIRCULATING HrLrER's E.,ok jesse Wheel
er. formerly Surveyor OF GuiItord County, y. C..
has been arrested for circulating sixtv copies
OF Helpers Impending Crisis. Several persons
have been arrested in Randolph c-nnty, y. t..
on similar charge.
, 1860-01-26

% Ellis hare been reported in the Virginia
to Mrs. hurley, whose husband was killed at
n4rpeF's Ferry, and pension to Edward Nc
Cal,c, wounded at the same time,
, 1860-01-26

,~A cal! in the yicksbursh 'papers for
meeting Of the citizens, 10 adopt measures 1cr
tue relief Of The unfortunate sufferers who were
wounded ut Lawrence, Massachusetts, by The
terrible calamity that recently occurred IN tllat
, 1860-01-26

D,uta, ,Boyce + Co.: nc'l Pace Laven,s Co.; .Iol'l
uaubrto ;Jo.nslur, shepp I'd SAi:dtrs; Ge'sfc
W. i Jelzl Head Uruwn.un, slNum & t:epk'hs; war
rer wi rnn; Casb,1t Bro; Davis. Na.. i Co.. u. T.
5!eK4y: Nocittss tcAnes i Is nhett Baldwin St.r:
Mn rayst = O le.vnt. Tale: Z 20; allsl. seAans
/ Buckley ltur9Ge. Jacqu Co; :nuei hpose c's j.
20: Henry Surll J. oNn.end: Z. ui53ee Co.; e.
". +. Moore Co.; tnruds J. llal-trad e irt,
Bs.aherG SeAves; Lyman HTS d Co.. utttA Nfch1 i
Co.; carro' III Triek I'd; Wtssoo t:ox: nos; t3aL
lsA1er; y. @. ko,'ln:on e.: e f. e ns + Go:: r r
st;eet IL .dford Co: %sln. Dash rlhtr; atMh Shrs
tlan L Co.; l. =. Drowh: II. ~. llsity l. htlens
rat, U4kIey Co.: t;raYfcn. Mc:resy i Co.: VIA.
smith Brown; johns \. trn- j.hrsou Atwaies. u Vi
ford &co.; uo*et, byast ECO.
To these lists we invite the scrutiny Of oil onr
readers who have mercantile interests iu New
York. They will yepay study il :he trslde Of
Republican merchants in This city, or Of snc.l
who DO not choose to sink their manhood and
sell their principles at the bidding Of the slave
holding MistocracY, or their tools, hy such
hateful practices as arc herein unfolded. is to
be abridged OF injured at the South, il should
be more than nlade good ut the Nortk.-d. !.
7}-;hYpe
, 1860-01-26
i NAsuraltzed Citizen Seized tor Mill
tuTy Duty

A well known citizen OF this city, Mr.. Joserl,
Schierberg, late partner in tile mercantile ti,m
of Cohnrst 5chier1erg, who is now travelling
in Europe, Inns been arrested in the GrunA
Duchy Of Oldenbur9. Germany, upon the claim
that be, although m Amt citizen, owes that
i'uc!v military service. The circumstances o{
Mt. Schierhergs 8 arrest are thus dctaicd by lin
in letter 10 friend in this city. lie says.
tThis morning., before breakfast, as / was
taking a walk on Cow street. in The city Of
Damme, for the purpose Of getting n good ar-
pstitek 81 was met by man in military costume.
who asked me politely 10 take walk with him
t, The police office. at first thought it great
honor to receive such an invitation 9Ar vii & a.
the police office was introduced to the Mayor.
After passing the usual rounds Of introduction
he told inc WIS his prisoner and called tue oil
Ger to arrest me. He read to inc the warrsnt
on which tue arrest was made. 1t was claimed
that owed military duty 70 the Grand Ducav
Of Oldrnburg. tnld him wak rcady to lie
taken 10 prison, or be disposed Of as he saw lit,
but wanted some breakfast first, to which pro-
posal his honor gooi-naturedly asseutctl. taking
care. however, to give ME policeman as an
cort to and from tie tnble. ! don't apprel,eud
much dungcr ot being made 3 soldier. l hare,
Just written letter to Governor Joseph L.
Wright, tho United States Minister {, Berlin,
Prussia, md explained the facts to him."
Mr. Schicrb.Es left this city abput the LIST Of
October, 1859, toF Havre aud Paris. lie went
for his health, and designed to remain absent h
wear. lie has resided in this city about twenty.
FIVE years, und was not over eight Or nine years.
old when he arrived In the country,
, 1860-01-26
rKaynard's Talk Mt I'hifhlcip pllin--
Northern lseneEades Rampant.


II Hon. Mr. Ma.nard, Of Tennessee, really
made the speech be il reported to hare made Ut
the recent dinner giveu IL Da'1ie PeytoE: that
il i. Dack Republican President Should be
elected the GnloD would be Dissolved in week
afterwards, sye can ousy account for the folly uf
the threat BY the superstition that the quantity
Of gcneInns vine which lc had imbibcd bad Gr-
drived him Of his reason. We are confident
that sucl sentiment ls not entertained BY nny
considerable number OF the gcntlemau's Uppu.
stioc constituents. but that tlleir views are
::a.re fuy represented by lie sensible, patriotic
Cnion -n:cch Of Mr. Heleon, OF the same State.
We kuow nut <hat motive induced Mr. May.
nard TO risk his reputation, for good sease md
breeding: by making 70 silly u blu11::'er upon
such an occasion, ,uuieas it was that, being a
Northern mau, he thought it necessary TO he
exceedingly ultra on the slavery question, in
order 10 show .hut he no longer clierisles the
memory Of the land tl.at gaye him birth. And.
by-thc way, Il case Of the same Kind occurred
in tue Kentucky Legislature the othcr dny.
The only III III III the House who is SO regard.
less Of the cluin,s Of humanity as to bring III q
resolution squirting at the renewal Of the Afri.
can slave trade, whlch the Ttice OF Christianity
all uver the world has branded IA piracy, is i
nut,re of Northern State We do not under
take 10 say that ths ultra position assumed by
the gentleman is attributable to the apprehen-
on the subject Of slavery, and that therefore he
must out Tanc-y Iancey in Ills advocacy Of ut-
trai.n, hu: it does seem little queer that man
from IN antiSlavc Stute, witt, no particular In-
terest in the nlnttcr one way or the other,
should desire to 70 much further OF !his sub
Iect than any Southern man Of respectable po-
litical rosit1pp is willing 10 20.
, 1860-01-26

~ Gen. Cass has just presented to the city
Of Detroit onc site for a public park and another
for = fountain and watering place, provided
the Common Council will derote the land which
.hs' gives exclusively 70 the purposes des1gna'
tsd.,