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New-York tribune., 1868-02-22
true that journal is valuable in proportion to

true that journal is valuable in proportion to
the number of those whose views IL represents.
=. is valuable in proportion to the truth of the
views it represents. Burke declared to the
electors at Bristol that he consulted public
opinion, indeed, and the opinion of his
constituents, but not their opinion of
to-day, but the opinion they would have ten or
twenty years hence. This wisdom distinguished
Burke from a common demagogue. Indeed,
there is prostitution of the intellect in the
business of furnishing TO the public for pay
opinions which the writer does not sincerely
entertain, which is impossible in man of in
tellectual integrity. An editor must be lit
erary debauchee before he can descend to it.
An essential element in the truly literary or
scholarly character is a love of the truth for
the truths sake. Nothing but this passion for
the dissemination of sound and true views
can compensate the editor for his intense
and unremftting labor. die who is not
conscious of having first interpreted events,
suggested policies corrected long-standing
errors, or thrown forward more searching
light ir the path Of progress, has never tasted
the highest luxury of journalism 1t Is the
province of journalism to teach and to lead.
Even those who are most backward in the march
are still leaders and educators in their sphere
When the journalist resigns these functions he
had better become book-keeper or copylst.
The profession of journalism has no work for
him
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22

The Presidents nomination of Gen. Mcclellan
as Minister to England is another bait to catch
the Democratic gudgeons now nibblng
around his hook. 1t both flatters the
Democracy and disposes of rival. If he
would follow it up by giving foreign
missions to Mr. Pendleton, Mr.. Seymour, Mayor
Hoffman, Judge Breeze, and Reverdy johnson,
the Democratic Convention would be forced to
nominate johnson, or draft in the ranks for
candidates They would have no politicians
Ioff
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22

The English Government has arrested several
more persons for expressing sympathy with the
Fenians. If this principle is to bo carried
through, the Government would do well to build
new prisons for the old ones will he found to
be by far too small to hold all those wishing
the Fenians abundant success.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22
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Prussia
The above agents will receive subscriptions aud adver-
tsements for THE TRIBUNE, and supply copies OF inc
naner 10 Americana tempOrarily In EnrOpe
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22

Tn his speech to the delegation from the
Baltimore City Council, the other day, Mr
Johnson declared that if he could only achieve
victory over Congress, it would be the
"highest pleasure of his life.to yield his aspi-
"rations to Others" But, as he cannot over
come Congress, we suppose this may be taken
as an announcement that he is candidate Tor
ro1loction
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22

Masquerades are popular; the Liederkranz
ball at the Academy of Music on Thursday
evening demonstrated that fact. The building
was crowded to suifocation, and dancing was
almost an impossibility. And the imminent
danger of a terrible catastrophe from fire
was as the sword of Damocles, suspended over
the heads of the reyelers. Silk skirts, tarletan
coverings, and the combustible material lining
the stage, ablaze with gas jets, would have
burned like tnder in case of ire. The loss of
life following such an event would have been
fearful. In view of this fact, the late "Carni-
wal" of the Lederkranz Society can hardly be
termed success. Danger and discomfort were
its conspicuous features.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22
ACCIDENT All PITTsToN, PENN. -sIsRoP STEVE
INJURED.

, A Lebiph Valley Railroad car. attacll.1t cf cf
the Labkawanna and Bloomsburg train. was r ra
the trsck, at PIttston, on THURSDAY y, Srose S,s
After being dragged several hunaea Iees "anbankp ed
IA fcet in the Sorhbrank Canal turning over snS AZ b
ing IN two "a Il fell Ten or twelve s,esens
he Diocese " pennsylvania, 1t Is hopec ""' y"
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22
ITALY.

ITALY AGREEING TO ALL THE FRENCH DEMANDS,
PARIS, Feb. Ella France in its issue of ths
morning, asserts that the Chevalier de Nigra tbs
Italian Minister to Paris, has pledged Italy to the
faithful observance of the September Convention s
it now stands and also TO the payment of the prine.
pal and interest of her share of tho old debt Of tue
States OF tho Church which were annexed 20 tbs
kingdom.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22
,vSvsy1yANIA LEGISLATURES.

EiRRIspURGH, Feb 2i.-The DILL lelss,.sr,tios
e. i n,rectors in lancaster beiU under consio
Ir. Jones moved @ inser Es To1a wai.s '1 1Ss
tying black men from Decoin'Ag ihs courss
,rhch Mr. Deise Of Clinton U,em.). said tin ~ GOd
haeye that the negro was made IN the lnas9ad that
wheS Mr Hickman Of Chester (Rep) re.SSsgn he imE
heeyed that the negro Has as much irams tv,ry or n
OF God in ebony. as tie white man wss " ent u e0'
gentleman fccnl cjfdtoo CMr, Derss' wa -
| lobstesA fffa
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22

Ii has already been announced that Mr. Wm'
Young, so well known to the public as the former
editor and proprietor Of The AbOn Is about starting
new evening paper, to be conducted on the plan %
The Pail Ma Gazette The now paper Is to be called
Every AIlrnoon, and is to appear on the l'tn Of
March. The report that it is to be III any way a. an
A Aiaa u unfouuds1
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22
mrss ,rrsrA cTIoN IN NEw.BRuYswiCS,

ST. JOHN, Feb. 2l.-An impOrtant meeuhS66
composed OF the leading merchants OF tids esi sass
bera yesterday 10 take action respecting Ola o,
mnosed on certain articles by the new tarn tna es
ing that rePrsentstiSns be made to the De. T1 pres
me cify aIso held a meeting and passod res.essN
strongly opposing the imposition Of no EspAper P'''
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22

Reports have been received in England OF the
outbreak of an alarming revolt in India There
has been for some time a great excitement IN
several districts, and the revolt, therefore, does
not come altogether unexpected. England has
many devoted adherents in India, and an over
throw of English rule at this time could not
but be attended by the most disastrous conse-
quences; still England trembles at every re-
port of an Indian insurrection. She has only
$4,000 troops in India, and the whole English
population, inclusive of the army, only num-
bers $4,000, while the native population
amounts to 1JO,OOO,OOO. These figures alone ex-
plain why England has but little hope OF re-
taihing India the moment an insurrection
should spread over all her Indian possessions.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22

A Democratic paper assures us that IL we
nominate another Abe Lincoln" the country
will produce "another John Wilkes Booth
with his sic semper tyrannis; and the man Is
" even now ready to do the work"
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22

To-day. by the vote of the Common Coun-
ell, the people Of New-York are taxed fifteen
thousand dollars for few dozens of sky rock
cts and Roman candles to be burned in tie
public squares by way of celebrating the an-
niversary of the birth of Washington.
To-day ten thousand honest citizens of New
York are wandering around the streets with
out work, without shelter. even without food.
To-day hundred or more of Oyster-fed of
ficias are drinking wines of which they do not
even know the names, smoking cigars whose
flavor would evoke compliments from Span
ish grandee, and calculating how much of that
fifteen thousand dollars may be saved
To-day the wives and children of the ten
thousand first named are huddling III the cold
corners of wretchcd tenement houses, without
money. without friends, without work, and
without hope
To-day the fat rollickers of the City Hall
might earn blessings they have never deserved
by appropriatiLg their personal "diyidend' in
this celebration fund to the immediate relief OF
these women and children.
VIII they do it9 The idea of thus spending
$4,000 is prepOsterous. The official programme
recommends that all citizens abstain from
secular employment, that flags be h0lsted,
and tells us that the militia will be reviewed
at the City Hall. and that fireworks will be
shown in four or five of the public squares
All this need not cost S5,OOO-twenty years
ago it would have been done for $500,
We do not deprecate reasonable eciebra-
ton of our few national holidays; bat the
enormous disproportion of the money voted to
the things to be done on this occasion, to say
nothing of the straitened circumstances of the
suffering poor, to whom the money now squan-
dered would do so much good, and from
whom, after all, it comes, calls for protest as
least against the outrageously extravaganr
amount, as compared with the pitiful charac-
ter of the display.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22

MAssISG or TROOPS or THE DANUBE.
PARIS. Feb 2l.--Ihe Patrie today speaking undsr
reserve says it has reason to believe that the Em'
peror of Russia is massing troops near the Danube
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22
INDIA.

AN ALARMING REVOLT.
LosDoS. Feb 21-Evening.-4he EreEiD0 Gie5SbS
report that alarming reyolts have broken. 9os
among the prisoners in Indie.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22

The Maryland Legislature is in high state
f erctemefi over the rejection of Mr. Thomas by the
u s. Senate "a Annapolis has resolved to tnd
him back ~ the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22

tB' The Courts, Money, and other Markets
are on The second page of this number Liter
ary Items on the Sirth, and Real Estate on bt
Sepenth.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22
rnE rRIAL oF'JonN MARrIN.

IuE TRIAL Of JUN MAhAi''
EyeDing.-The jury were unable to agree on yer'
dict in the case of John Martin and the other parties
on trial for participating in the Fenian funeral pro-
cession, and have been discharged.
ARREST OF sYMPATHIzERs WITH TBE fEsIAs
MOVEMENT.
LONDoN. Feb 2l.-John Curtin an inn-keeDer, and
David Murphy, writer were arrested at Cork yea.
terday, OH general charge of completely in Fenian
movements. Mr. Murphy had but recently arrived
from the United States.
TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF THE POSTAL TREATY
BETWEEN ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES,
Mr. Hunt, Under Secretary of the Treasury has In
formed the House of Commons that the operation OF
the new postal treaty between Great Britain and the
United States, has been temporarily suspended, bus
only to enable both Governments to revise certain
points, which had been mutually overlooked, and
which it was necessary to set right.
THE COST OF THE ABYsSINIAN EXPEDITION
AN EXPLANATION WITH REGARD TO MEXICO.
LONDON Feb. 21-Evening.-In the House of Com
mons this evening Mr. Disrael gave an explicit
denial to the report that the expenditures already
incurred for the Abyssinian expedition exceed tho
estimates laid before the House at its last session by
the Government. Lord Stanley made an explanation
in regard to Mexico. He said that diplomatic rela-
tions with that country had been suspended fcf the
reason that last September the Mexican Govern
ment declined all intercourse with those Powers
which recognized the late empire Sir Stafford North
cote the Secretary Of State for India said the latest
letters received from Gen. Napier gave reason 70
hope that the war in Abyssinia would be ended the
season. Tuesday, Feb 2j, has been assigned as tho
day for the consideration of the state Of Ireland la
the House of Commons.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
GLASGOW. Feb 21.-The steamship Columbia, Capt.
Carnagbau from New-Yorlk has arrived here.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22
Smnsmmts, DC


ACADEMY OF MUsIc-Ths AfternoOn.-La Urange-
BHgaoh Italian opera-' FAvorita"
BARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM-Day and Evenlng.
"Red riding Hood, The VOL a the Door "A Living
Anbargl Co.'S MenaEerie-SE.ooO Curosiues
RpoADwAY THEATER - This Afternoon and Even
lag FAMILY Jars AMI 'Pet Of the PeticosI" Lots
BuNYAN Hall. Union SQuare-This Afternoon AMI
Yveuog The Pilgrim"
ExHrsrrIoN or THOMAS BALLS STATUE OF Ed
French THEATER-This Evening-"Cn TroupAer
Qa Les BONES" and Roger BOniemps."
NATIONAL ACADEMY on DEsIGN-Day and Evening
Tho Paris PctureS
NEw- YORK CIRCUS, Fcmteenth-st.-Ths Afternoon l
ard EvenngPsss Of Boues,snsn and Aerobste Skill Mss A
Watson
NIBLO's GARDES-This Afternoon and Evening"
" The White FaWh" Psrisorne Ballet IrouDe'
OLYMPIC THEATER-This Afternoon" ancnon'
This Evening-" Little BsgsfooL" Miss Maggie MneHeIL -
STKISwAY HAII-This Evening.-Mr. Charless y Ey-
tnKes Second Reading Breoassr hsi'"' 'u'
Concert Nine Parepa-ROss. ETC. ~,
WAIIAcK's-This EyeRing,-"OuTs'" Lester wal
LAX
BALLS, MEETINGS &c.
BAuS-SOiree Dansante. 9th Regiment N. g. n N.
Armory .MoCOnnofs Hop, Military Ha1lt
Reguent Arsenal, SeVentheve
METTINGs-Lterary Exercises. st. Johns Debat-
Iag Socety Porha Celebration " Whng.ons Birthday
Cooper Institute and and Anniversary Of the Phio
leEisn Columbia College Academy Of Music, y mkebel
Martyrs
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22

Judge Whiting was seen in Maiden lane yes
terday, eagerly asking the price of brooms.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22
EUROPE.
eREATBRrArr.
VERDICT on fnE oLERKESwELI EXPLOSION.


VERDICT on fh.g CLERKENwELL ExPLosros
81 ATLANTIC keKAPx 60 rs rsIBuss
LONDON, Feb. el.-The uScronefs Jury have con
cuded the protracted investigator, Of the exposios
at the Clerkenwell House Of Detention, sad to-day
rendered their verdict. They bring the chNge oil
murder against the prisoners Barrett. English
0'Keefe Mullany, the two Desmonds. tie wo,aaz
Ann Justice aad Others, whose names have not vse
been made known. Donbt is expressed a. 10 tia
completely of Allen, who was recently disebaroed
but has been rearrested. The verdict coDcludes by
severely ccnsuring the Metropolitan Police in tb.
Clerkenwel district for lack Of activity aud sisi-
lance.
PROBABLE ELECTION OF BERESFOKD ROPE POa
CAMBRIDGE.
The indications arc that Air Beiesforl Hope will
carry the election for member OF Parliament from ths
University Of Cambridge. The seat was rendered
vacant by the appointment OF AIr. Sciwyn 10 ths
bench.
TRAINS LECTURE ~ DCBilN.
LONDON. Feb. 2i.-GeoTge Francis TIain delivered
his first lecture III Dublin last evening 1t was very
thinly attended There no rioting, though meas
ures had been taken by the authorities for the pres
eryation of the peace. correspondent OF ono OF
the morning journals in alludngo the lecture, says
"As q speculation it was an entire fSuure"
DUBLIN, Feb. 2l.-The audience at Trains lectura
last night was very bOisterous. Some persons pres
ent, who hissed the speaker, were roughly used. A
strong force of police was on hand and prevented
any serious personal violence, dIs6ysl demonstr
TONS
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22
&etp!Tlork Dailp gribmage.
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ss. 1868.
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Proceedings ~ COHTf.

I'm. Richard Gra.on Chief judge: Hons.
G"nrsc i"ilott and Alfred W. Bateman. Assuri
ate Judge. Edward II. Ally. clerk William
$. kr"rh. states Attorney Thomas Baldwin.
sheriff
Tnrusb,Y. sept %.
Ian L jackson ". Northern Central Rail
road Judgment "a favor 80 plaintiti TOR s2.i.
FninAr. sept. o.
W,li.nnG. Lucas y. John llalsic'l. i,ii sm,ut
o., r..nir-.ion ~ favor of plaintiff Tor Sd.siu.D'
SAtrrnAf, Sept -.
WA. Fark, 81. john galloway Judgment by
,..ui.'- 'iou In favor of plaintiI for Si5s19
Stat. -. Levi Fierce plea 81 guilty. aenicu
eel e. pay iiue Of so and costs.
MoNDAY, Sept u.
Ann D,uehcrty. indicted Tor assaulting Sail
,ha Helm. .hd aifn Indicted fof assaulling with
intent o. XIII John Helms. gave bail ia iho suim
81 s2rn Ia the fret aud s~on in the latter rasc.
state ". Charlie y, kill. indicted i'r poi pn
ins Daniel fcager. boy four years Old. Not
concluded 500 local column
TUESDAY,, Sept u.
state IS. Charles BcNtili on trial.
WEhNLspAY. Sept. H..
Auna Helms, indicted for ass aulting with in
tent tn murder Peter Duughcrty, gave bail IA
the sum Of $500 p. NJ. Helms bondsman.
Il- cvidcnc" in the ease Of the State ".
charlie, Bcxtl was concluded. aud the argu
mcn,- commenced by Lewis II. wheeler. dcpu
IS states Attorney. for the State. aud J. Fred
q. Talbot Tor the defense.
Thursday, Sept IL.
The arguments in the case u the State W.
Chari-. BcNtvl Wurc concluded by Mr.. Watkins
iar the defence and Mr., Keeeh for the State.
aud the Jury. at o'clock. retired.
state w. WIN. p. Robcy, indicted for rccciv
u- tplen money aud notes, knowing them 20
b. stolen on trial
The following parties were arraisncd and
plead not gall,y
John lsaacs. colorcd, charged with the muir
dor 81 Vim. johnson sclofed. This prisoner
seems a. be a half @naA fellow, aAl plead
guilty 10 the indc'-sfn tss the court direct
81 tho plea 81 "not ~ = = be entered. and
the case was removed Aasi,more city.
John Carroll. indcted for the murder 81 Nj
chaei boyle. Case fixed for trial on Monday
September 2sth.
fhos. Tibbetts indicted for the murder Of
John Roe and Thomas sullivan, two caNcs. -
Fixed for trial IN Monday. October 9TH
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SAL,Rlfs ur B,trialnr tarNtY Flsr MASTERS.
Tho fclijIs'mrui 81 .tiar,l % p.sfutstrfs in
,h. count. made unl the Law every Two
years. has jest ''rn mp. tel frf tie prfiui "a.
tending from 'hy IT. l4ly. l,j- 90 au;h June,
1870, and l. e. fips-
l.rcklr,-yi.ir 81 E-l't.'. -. iirn''r, q.
SPRING. So. ii!aea Rock =, B-aohl,u3yt.r.
f2l: Buil,r. So 'tiyor'sn. So. fl'pn-si..r.
$3.50 chase g. - ,.t, .vi.'. $500: cub
ilill. S2l pu.nr} NAl,y SIC; Edrutp~ah.
So Ellic"i,. NJ. sl.aU: !lk Ntiu.
iIuusc. - ii'l,ni. 50. Got.tA's Nil
$50: Grsan.'.vu. Sig. Gltve Han MIL.
SI4: Grccnw"pl. $50; llatisonyiIc. Sli.
Hereford. $50. iluuk.'own. $50 Li4taYillc.
S22 Little GunpoNd'T. 81 Long Grcn, 90:
Luthervillc, SaII Mar, Land iius. 50 Monk
ton, 500: Monumru' House. -- ~ Clf-
mel, s23 NJ Washington. --. :M Branch.
SAL ONing- Mil sle': Paper Nil. ST..
Pmk,on. $40; rh.op"ii. $40 rhocriN =fs
Pikcsville. s2iu fuwhAfitu, So Riulalls.
town. 81 R,yv;ilr 81 Gsi.'cr.iowu. $500
llus.ville sifp; - Dennis Sl-1: S'Hi'rrsyil e..
Ss: Sweet Air Sil Shlwun. --- .f.4t:..uu.
-; Tow suu'owu. $500. Iuion Mot ii4usr
$50; Cpp"fcp, 81 Upper ftiit :i-l- War
zen. Sli WAvrtY sls7 WisslMfg. -il
welherrd,ilir. 500 Whi'" Hall So: WOOD.
ensbury. SITS We. lharrt. ---- /pptk.,i.lr -
The Olive beg t.auk 90 thr above are uaI
mentioned ia ihr u.s. 90 award. aud are prob.
ably ''spstu sri3 offices, receiving hdl
mails from other office. iy means 81 'uai! mes
sengcrs 10
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urTicAl vist 80 tng Gassp jrHt 90 1910 1AiL.
On Saturday last ihr grand jurs ui 'hr cpnniy
officially visited the county JILL and thoroughly
insprctel it, several Apartments 49, Invitation
W. were present aul must sty ihaf never LAsc
We seen The Jail 10 a. good condition. The cells
are perfectly clean, eyr,' thing nhuui ihc tuili'
ing IL ~ meat ~ = urw tln showing the ui-
mos, ra,e ani attention un flt ftit 90 ih' shrf.
III. Thom,s Biilwin E.q. t'l 10" warden OF
the nil. Cipi Nicholas littlr. The -, -
prisoners ia The hilliuG aui il.rif 'm'.I' iAl
convenience wLir "a daf me on, seem 90 be- iii'
first care ~ the al auihptiii Au'r 'Hi iu-
stection 81 the jiil bad been iuiie "n S,flfi'y.
the jury and visitors were invited q 4 tonpi
which had beforc remain 'n' .''t.aa,i .'.'.r'l
anl ,hsrr SIC fpuul L. table set ont. t.au'.h.iit
covered wiih he good things ~ this life ~
which in the sirfeati peg 'a1fusse uf ihc 'ay
full Justice wa. La. There are SOM. l'ue.
"a needed Ia our jul tlur alterations tni many
repairs but ~ 10 these subjects will inuhllrs'
be fully discussed in the forthcoming report 81
che grand jury. need not mention them here
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ItAc R'tsiyG.-Thtic hash, been flag a.
tn. Li;i ca the cuur, House for SOME Zine. w.
a. S.'grlay last, when our iowusmln VIM.
shady EsI.. procured small edition o. the
Si.ss and Stripes, aud placed it upon tho
hig'' & roni o. our citadel oi insiicc, wh,;c il
~ ,t..tni-hanilv nnAis.
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SUPPLEMENT. For some weeks past We have
h'd a great Pre- sue upon our columns caused by
%" :nvors % oar advertising patrons, and this
wccS ',gc a scven-colgmn supplement. hu, find
ourselves still crowded. Tie rush will soon BE-
os e, ~hen sc will cndcavor 10 give more read
it. IN Alter
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LEMON NIL FARM"
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
TENEMENT HOUSE.

continuing "a all thirteen rp,mf 90: s.,,i s.l..
sni dining ruon aud kitchen ..'iarh,i +. q, llr,.
Barn, StsblcAnd 'Hrrias, lloi.r. ui.. u.., .aii
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l..ia ',s'.gtScr W invite attention - IL.
Isl. ti naticr 81 70, Continental Lie lsur-
aicc company ofNrN York. published in auoth
- column The rgompinC,s with which H.
claim ;Nsf Mason "a lady wcll-kuown To u,nr,
o'"Hr county ,.'izousl w., paid shclli favor.
,hly recommend the company TO our citizens co.'s
ie'ui'a'nt IN fufins their lives
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BASE BAiL.--A match game Of base hall va.
played in this town on Saturday afternoon last.
bci"t'u tie Athletics of Cooke! s,il,c and the
Active ~ this 'own, which vas Won hy The lat
ter. he score Standing Active -, Athletic, -
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EnN flRs Some Of our radical boys had "a
grand huu liir aud general rejoicing Ga Tuesday
night, ia honor % the Maine election Thcy
hsi better go lot more TER barrels ready for Il
vii .non ,.r thnnlciing al around the skK..
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PouIcN Nrsr,S" - The Republican meeting
81 Niii'c;uAu Ca saturday last. WAs u Suy
H." nnr. d .ar. number o: the diiz.n, o. tic
u'iehootbo"i having turned Gu, 10 show their
i'vDiion "a the principles advocated b, our
s'""iAri-i -iscfs. Eloquent address, wee t,-
.ir'i > hi John I. Ensor and Ialtus II Ken
t... iir Iui-r districts will give good
account tDcins.l,,s this al.
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jan ltE,s.--Our county Jail now contains
twenty-five prisoneFs 10 white aud II colorcd }
Daring the past month 40 persons have been
iii,rc in confinement, several Of whom have been
released, rs mentioned below; but from the
number OF leach warrants now out, the result
90 III, grand jsrys work, the number will doubt
T! 81. 90 suuu larg,l! Increased.
Mars and Thomas Windcr, colorcl, were this
w,rh discharged from the institution, they have
rived "ui their time of scntcuec.
samuel Thompson, colorcd, was released on
hail
The Grand Jury tailed To find indictments
against the following parties, aud they were re-.
lras'd from the custody Of the sheriff. viz Bar
ncy llorn,r, charged with committing rape .
Geo Wagner same charge Jos. Dorsey bond,
assault
WIN. brown was brought TO Jail on Monday
charged with shooting two children named Cul-
hcii near Dover, in this county, on the l2ih
instant.
Levi rcarcc was II lev days ago sent 10 jail on
a bail peace. lie had given security before the
Court, with ll,nry l.. Bowen, ofoar town, and
ihv same dny 'shcdaddlcd," but was afterwards
arrested just rs be- was taking ilc cars NJ Park
ton. IT, proved 10 be- pretty Troublesome Gus
toner, bat thu deputy sheriff after considerable
trouble aud expense, succeeded ia lodging him
10 jai. Next morning the Cour, fined him SlO
aud costs, aud he was released.
officer Knight, Of the llth district, brought 10
the jill, icw days ago, a colorcd boy named
John brown, charged with larceny.