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THE CuBsy FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE.
INTERESTING AAssAs CORPUS PROCEEDINGS.
superior Court--Chan,bers.
Before Judge McCunn.


july l9,-Tle People m- Emanuel E,taba and Pau.
limo Gou,,cr This habeas corpus which in
wolves some interesting points OF law The defendants
appears formerly slaves id the island Of Cuba.
Conceivng desire to be free, they fed from thcr
ter TO Havana taking with hom about g. 900 worth Of
jewelry the property Of their On their arrival
At Havana they placed the jewery in the hands Of a
friend for safe keeping and taking passage for New York
managed TO make good their escape. The robbery was
soon discovered. The fugitives were Traced TO this
city, where they were arrested on the 18th usl ahd
charge of-nobody knew exactly what-but the snp-
position was that II was for bringing stolen
property into the State gentleman named francisco
Azoy appeared against the prisoners and alleging that
the necessary evidence would soon bc forthcoming
asked for their temporary commitment To this re-
quest the Justice acceded and then left tho ity
pleasure trip taking the papers in the sopg with
him. few days ago some phsnihropc individual,
hearing OF the misfortune which had befallen the
Africans determined 10 release them from the 1ombe
The services OF lawyer were procured and to-day
writ Of habca corpus the prisoners brought be
fore his Honor.
Assistant District Attorney Bedford appeared Tor Tie
people, and moved for adjournmen, of the jus
tice Hogan was out of town. and aside from What little
information there contained in the commitment he
was entirely ignorant the merits OF the He
wished TO confer with the Spanish Consul on tho sub
ject and hoped the Court would adjourn case
10 anord him that opportunity.
Mr. c. s Spencer appeared for poor down-roddeu
Africa, acknowledging that he was as ignorant OF the
real merits Of the the District Attorney. There
nothing 10 be cleaned FROM the papers, except the
fact that they detained the Tombs charge OF
larceny. No conplanants name appeared; neither did
il appear what was stolen But, supposihg the prison
did take certain lot OF Jewery IRON their former
master In Cuba, that was not stealing. 4 slave
= chattel. and chaite could not steal.
Besides he not that there eyrsdition
treaty between this country and Spain and II there
IL not likely that our government would send
these poor people back 10 slavery again after they had
tasted OF the sweets Of liberty The detention OF The
prisoners against all law and Justice and he hoped
the Court would grant their immediate discharge.
Judge NcCunn confessed that he WAS somewhat puz-
zed how act He did know Of any treaty between
this country and Spain yet there might DO Que for all
he knew. He would call upon the Assistant United
States District Attorney, who was present. for infor
nation She subject.
Mr.. Ethan Allen said he VAS unable IN answer the
question: but he wolld investigate The matter when he
went 10 his Office.
Judge McCunn-Weil II seems 10 be the desire that
the should be adjourned viii remand the prisoners
until one O'Clock TO morrow.
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OUR NIAGARA FAILS CORRESPONDENCE.
NIAGARA Fans. July 10, 1860.
nIroRTios.

NIAGARA FANS. July 10, 1860.
uIroRros
Ms nfux Of visitors at this place In very great The
bsses all crowded. and there seems TO be no pros
pses Of abatement in the arrivals They ara mostly all
ssansent guests however but few liking to stay any
tine In place where extortion In universally prac
Ussd You cannot move step In any direction or look
q any one without being made 70 pay for It, just
Imagine system Of tolls whsh arrests the visitor at
svsry PAGES and you can judge Of the mpocy oft
People get thoroughly dsgusted. and after peep two
q shs Falls hurry on from the place. vowing that viii he
some time before they again foot in H. This no, poll
ue on the part Of the Niagara people The spot mag
niscenty attractive that they might. with little more
israty Of treatment induce people 10 stay weeks In
sssaA Of day or two, and add TO their resident
population Under the present systsm however no one
uss 70 spend hour In the place longer than be
help and this will continue until the town purchases the
20 keep in check the crowd OF swindlsrs who bess,
yeu on every side
last night thcre hop at the International WHICH
vas quite . brilliant AFFAIR There good deal ~
arsss and fair share Of beauty the muster Of pretty
ars being larger than usually 81 asrs Of this
Kind. Dancing was kept ~ until quite late hour
On The Canada side, they tell me- the season Of
only establishment NIagars tbaa ard not suffer during
The war and this year IT doing larger business than
sivay, attract people for the excellence OF table
well as for the masnnccnt vew Of the Falls which i
commands II n . mistake 10 suppose that tho ex-
change makes the Canadian hotel prices dearer than
tAcse on this SIDE ind from inquiry that even taxing
de difference of gold into account tho prices Of every
thing range considerably lower than our side Of ih'
InA In the matter Of table wines the difference very
great and for those 20 whom they are indispensable
would adv 70 the Canada sde Among the guests stay
Ing n the clifton are Or Mercer Of New Orleans w
Bsauel Smith, the banker, Of The same city, win
whom General Butler had the famous lawsuit
Colonel Luckett of Trtmi sr.Goveruw Helm
Is Kentucky; Colorado Jsvets Major fAnman, of Penn
syfSania and Mr.. Pendlston and family. Inwe
aoc6 deal Of ssyesy st this house, Mr. shsars rho
fend of dancing himself taking care that The vouhs
people supplied With plenty of excellent music.
The fras here has frighupl for several days ss
end Only relief erperisnced BY getting close " TIE
pAis from whence strong breeze 4 generally plsyns
Judging from whaf We experience here you must nhVe
bard time Of 10 in New York
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seventh STREET ms asyl sn.rncon a Two o'oloeA /
sdest son ol os ,BdHsnTs Tssis Anasrson, aged yesb
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Funeral hs lrrdr morning iss o'cioak, frof
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me frlendf and rsfseA cf tbs 6mhy are rsrlsuiSy
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

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JAY ~ " ts R.f Ds Wit q Byiierby. Hxser v
MIpKs.s 20 HAssisr, y ungest daughter ~ lian
RsndoL
Prsrs-VS Ais On Tuesday July ~ ~ the
Rev Il n Neker, II. Tno- A. P.Lsgs ~ Miss AnAuSs
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naf Ohio. toks1sr hcLAcaHLN of Brookitn !. T.
No csAis.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The .,-amqp New York. Captain Weir. -iii leave
this por, 90 sttarc.y for Aspnwali
The malls Ia cs,iIal America and the South Pacific
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To. Ss~ YSsx HnAIo-- Edition for the raofc-wlr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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IROTON AQuEDCCr DEPsRTMENT, RrRgAC DF
" wat-r Hsnls New York. july ~ 1ss
Notice 3 herrhy giEsD i've per- penalty oil
sdi-n the ist day Or Augusf "a an itlnpsd
f.pts ". u, kIS'i. WAisg Rsxisrsr
ltERHAN POLYTECHNIC ASSOCIATION nIvIsG.
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West Indis Nerean Ard Brazilian psrers
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vrftfs~d of those -hs cl0ss 81 r v SstBrdNy.
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w. y frxran. Williams
y q. doknson, trnpf Constable a 20.
ana others
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The WEAKLY HEsAsD for the present ree.i now reaiy
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sHARP nihsfd sanlfAetoy a Mercer .te.st N
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The elegant and fast running steamer
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PEaaY's Morn AND fsEcxLE LorloR.-
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Ihe te xture or color Of the skin IS certainly
desideratum. DR.. B. O. Perry, who hes
made diseases Of the skin . speciality, hal
aiscovcrcd remedy f,r these d,scolorattons,
\. Itch Is At once prompt. intallihle. For sale
~ H,,caeocE & Stasks. and Stsvsnson I
Carnahan. Prepared only b, y. q. Perry
Derm.toloxist. No. ~ 3 nd 8 rect. New
York, and fsr ssls by all druggi T. prte'
81 per b,ttlc. Call for Perrys Ases ~
Frsek,s Lotion. FuLLsa, FlNcn 4 fuLLEs
Wholesale Agents. Chicaep. ~ tspl4 !!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

1xcstGusr IxPnovsnsnr.-ls isaA good
thiag to have hebcns6t u fsewefage. There
i ans eas on Io!. street. sea ought y b
under eyery street leading y theEivsf that
rs ssy rfsssusi5Sas.- satsetiststllsw-eit
i6sns, n. q. lavis 4 Ssa. pseptistsrt sfthe
Psnnvlvsnia House, and ssvssal ethse aas
,hp1pss contisuous, ere engaged in putting
down nus 10 inch brick sewer along The
illSy 10 ssas q thsis property, sessesaihe
~ish ~ Hets1 Hswse. which lads y ~
EAfh tsts sessss sswsr. tn eatcsusl!l9J
11tla1 III ~ proptssv-.tskjpg~ away 4
| slsps, eQoc@ @pg0 ;sAs1 ~ sAfx1 -
- jee1isd that tkey ean Do - shesld adop'
tEIt p)an. lt iBsal1mo ~ 6ugesheeesa pte'
vensstivs knove, u Il conduess = pstfsc'
49, ~, 30 purity ef atnsophese VI
|So6a9 = : city = spsad . osea sncant ~
~ ~ y tataiag leusss un4e -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

A BUSINESS CnAxas.-We understand
that Mr.. j. Wolf has purchased the halt
interest in the Eclipse Stable, lately held
by Mr.. Benton, and that lie and Mr. n.
Hewitt will hereafter owry on that estab
i,shment "A heretofore.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02
A Way to EcomOunise.

r HAVE REMOVED NY SHOP TO rHE
i basement Of Nickoil's Block, corner Of Sec
and and Brady streets, where shalt b glad 70
see my old customers and new ones ~hO want
REPAIR CLOTHING, the CUTTING OF GAR
MENTS, &c. All work done With promptness
eod dispatrh. Give the old soldier call
moyl-dtf FRED SElTZ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02
L0oAL 1TGR0 q.

ReoA 0rewth of11alr produced.
The sstursl color restored tnot dyed.) aud dis
ease Of the scala salliss e. &C., sasssusiIy cur.
% bv .aaing AA0UlReS HAlR COLORlN0
RESTORATIVE BALM. Pries q per bottle
Prepared and sold by J. ! c. MA0UlRE, drug.
gists. ~ Louis. octlSdwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

A Fsw Gerry beautiful silk basquines the
latest Paris styles just received BY Wads-
worth. may1 div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

READY MADE CLOTHING the very
b ,st quality Of Mems aNl Boys ready made
clothing, Gail on Mas l. Mayer, at No II
West Second street. They always keep
{ III and fashionable stock.