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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-02-01

To refer to. or include any lands purchased
at tax sales by the State" Adopted
Mr.. Roane moved To amend the amend
ment as follows:
Amend by adding the following section
after the first section.
Section 2. Be it further enacted, That the
original Act to which this Is supplemental
OF amendafory, shall not be construed So as
to eLtitle said Mobile and Northwestern
Railroad Company to purchase any lands
now held BY the State. or that may here
after be held by the State OF Mississippi, ex-
cept such lands "a were granted 10 the
state or Mississippi by an act OF Congress
granting swamp and overlooked lands TO
this and other states, approved September
18th, 1850, and acts supplemental TO the
same, which lies within twenty miles OF
said Mobile and Northwestern Railroad.
Mr.. Sullivan moved that 200 copies, with
amendment. be printed and made special
order for Friday, at II O'Clock. Carried.
SENATE MESSAGES TAKEN UP
An ACT supplemental to an act entitled
ian act IN authorize the Columbus Fayette
and Decatur Railroad Company Of Alabama
To commence to build and operate a railroad
or way from Columbus, Mississippi, 10 the
state line Of Alabama approved April
9TH. 1871.
Referred To the Committee on Railroads
An act to create the county of Pearl, aud
TO provide for its organization, and for other
puTpoHrrs
Referred to the Committee on County
fairs.
An act tO amend an act entitled IAN act to
incorporate the Columbus Manufacturing
Company. and for other purposes" APPROX
ed April 18Th. 1871.
Referred To Committee on Corporations.
A Joint RESOLUTION making an approprlA-
ton To defray the expenses of The contested
election cases In the Senate.
Referred to Committee on Appropriations.
An act To enable the boards of supervisors
to employ legal counsel at "A stated salary.
Referred 10 Judiciary Committee.
An act TO define the limits of the town Of
Beauregard I'm Copiah county, aud for other
purposes.
Passed; title standing as stated.
An act 10 amend chapter q, article >, of
the Revised Code of 1871.
Referred TO Judiciary Committee.
An act for the relief of tax assessors.
Referred to Committee on Ways and
Means.
An act To authorize George b. Hunt,
guardian Of Alice and Pru Hunt minors, to
minors, In Washington county.
Referred TO judiciary Committee.
An act To incorporate the town OF la
Grange In the county of Choctaw, was
taken up with Senate amendment. aud SEN
ate amendments concurrrd in.
An act to amend section 1000. OF the Re-
vlsed Code OF 1871 was taken up with nate
and bill, with the amendments
referred to Committee on Judiciary.
House adjourned
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Election i'm Hancock County.

By act of the Legislature an election
viii be held in Hancock county for Rep
resentative, on the 2nd Tuesday in
March. The people of the county are
thus notified in time to make their
engagements to secure Representative
Who will serve them well and faithfully.
We trust that there will no be division
among the opposers of Radical misrule.
Having decided majority in the county,
they should unite on a man of I'M
Questioned political and personal integrity
and intelligence, and elect him. The vast
interests of the sea-shore region should
not be confded to unworthy and ineffi-
cent hands in the State Legislature.
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ma recent discussion in Congress, in
.'~y to an inquiry of a Radical member
~ reference to the condition Of the
'OutAern States under Radical admins
4AoOn, MIR. Beck, the Democratic leader
me House, is reported by telegraph to
have said
whs.S AR, Beck would tell the gentlemen
S.saes the Government In the Southern
rsn sIs mao been placed on its apex. That
Massi9ne9 had said that Congress had en-
~ ' tIed all men in the South. That was
NJ, rue 1t had disIranchised the intelligent
1e0 ~ those States, and placed Ignorant
rrD~, SS'er them. Not only that, but Con-
aamms uad sent down set of bad men TO In
sn6 ,,. ana delnde the negroes, aud TO rob
he ar.sHIlder the people. In this connection
Of AZ v ~ o. the large increase of the debt
Erion s'e southern States, and spoke OF the
CaV,oss Oovernors-Bullock. of Georgia,
ESQ., OF Arkansas, Brownlow, of Ten
70 a. ete.-toho had tried to droid being sent
Il a, Tr..tentidFg By taking refuge in the Senate
FemiesS pea6er called Mr.. Beck to order, and
sO-os1ieu him that he was rejecting on the
"aee branch of Congress.
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Mr. Warner moved to refer the bill to the
senator from the 3Oth District. Carried
Mr.. Gleed moved 10 reconsider action had
by which the resolution requesting Sena-
Lost.
To protecr judges and chancellors Ia refu-
sing TO sign bills of exception. was taken
up.
Mr.. Hardy moyed to indefinitely post
pOne. Carried.
In relation to public printing; report of
committee was taken up.
Mr.. Hardy moved that the minority re-
port be adopted. Carried. and the bill
passed; title standing stated.
Committee Carried.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE
Nh. PRESIDENT: Your special committee,
To whom was referred :. Il. No. 3, with
amendments has had the same under con-
sideration, and instructed me To report II
back and recommend Its passage "a amend
Ell, "a follows: Add To section 6, land pro-
Ssied further, that for and in consideration
1.-the privilege conferred on this road, it
Hereby agrees 10 transport all fertilizers for
use along the line of the road free OF charge
during time said privilege continues"
Adopted
Mr.. Cassidy moved To further amend as
| follows: Amend section G, by adding the
following proyiso: provided, his section
ratified by, the qualified electors of this
state at the next general election TO he held
in this State"
Mr.. Mygatt moved 10 table. Carried. a.
follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Abbott. Barrow. Bennett,
Caldwell, Duncan. Gibbs, Holloway, John
son. Little, Mygatt, Packer, Pierce, Price
Steele. Watts and Warner-lG.
NAYs-Mt ssrs. Alexander, Allen, Bowles
Cassidy, Castle, Gleed. GRAY, Hardy, Iyles
Millsaps. Paine. Smythe and Williams-l4
DIR. steele moved TO amend as follows:
Amend section 6, by striking out the
words land which agreement Is irrepeai-
able" and insert the words, (which agree
ment may be repealed at any time after
said road shall have been completed In this
State" Carried.
Mr.. Allen moved to amend "a follows:
provided. that said railroad -hal pay the
eX penses OF the assessment and collection of
said taxes, and shall pay into the state
Treasury one mill per mile, for every pas
sengtr transported over said road, or any
portion or part thereof during the time the
taxes are appropriated to said road.''
M. steele moved 10 amend the amend
men. as follows:
Amend further by the following proviSo
provided, That no commissions shall be
allowed the assessor or collector OF taxes on
property of said railroad company, the APP
pro1riatiOn of the taxes on which is provid-
eel Dor in this act.
Mr.. Warner moved To lay both amend
melts on the table. Carried, rs follows:
lEAs-Messrs. Abbott Barrow. Bennett
Bovles, Caldwell, Gibbs Gray, Holloway,
Little Mcclure, Mygatt. Packer, Pierce,
Prize, Williams and Warner--l6.
NATs-Messrs. Alexander. Allen. Cassidy
Castle. Duncan, Hardy, johnson, Lyles,
Milsaps, Paine, Seal simythe, steele and
Nstts-l4.
Senate adjourned
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An Important Case

~" before the Supreme Court here,
ihg the question of the validity of
j lage between white man andA
: ~ u woman, who lived together, as
,s,- ged, as husband and wife from
: uhhi 1871, when he died, leaving
81. ~ children, the issue of the connec-
~. 00rn before the adoption of the
i... ou1 Constitution. These children
- 'a'ed suit against the administrator
l,s f father, claiming as his heirs at
ana which was decided against them,
m ey appealed to the Supreme Court.
ia case was argued last week by
c1.s a. ii. Handy and Col. III. HI.
a.. lers, for the children, and Lang.
,0a ~ y Haynes, Esq, Of Memphis,
Iss. "m. Yerger, Esq., of this city, for
4. illustrator, and is now submitted to
~0uFL.
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SquareIy Answered

In the course Of a recent debate in
Congress, Mr. Shellabarger, (Republi-
can) of Ohio, propounded this inquiry !:
he wanted to know right here, and once
Ion all, II Democrats proposed to take the
Hsht Of suffrage from the colored man.
To which Mr.. Eldridge, speaking for
The Democratic side promptly answered
Mr. Eldridge: No; but we propose also
70 invest intelligent people OF the South
with It.
Mr.. Eldridge is correct. The question
Of negro suffrage is a settled issue. 1t is
20 longer debatable. 1t would not have
aeen debated at all, after the passage of
construction measures in 1867, if so
humble voice as THE CLARIoN's could
have been heard.
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1 stjtu-c DO pass. with the following amond-
4 meut-: Amend section . seventh line hT
inserting before The wonl s'cerlincatf," and
amer The words 80 ~ a, the word aiuud
IN. wAnr.
1 Chairman
1. .e,r received ani agreed to,passed. fiflp
| standing ~ stated
| Mr.. French offered tho following.
Rr.olved. That the attack made upon llf
Legislature. by the lafel official Journal.
| the Diiiy leader ct tnis uafc,ls uncnllrd fnf
AMI uuwarrantcd. iuH nuCh ns fhr static
| mcni. contained 90 fhr ..fur ace ro. ha.es
upou actual facts iu tlt tlee n4 .hNtu h.
the Journals 81 the leg sitturf
Mr.. West moved tn iridnifrN puupnsE
Mr.. sullivan moved t1 table ilr motion
OF Mr.. West tHfrirt fni fIr uaolulirH
was adopted
The spsakcr api.si,f..I ... .tb. Csumittes
on bill introduced hi hr utNl. of AuRu
bee, Mrf.rs. DAVE. ct IHfN r'rrh aH1
Spelmau
The speaker appointed nl especial gnm
mittee ~ req y 90 tninn county Mra IA
hasir, Howe, ktanr, ~htdd and Nainrg.
The speaker laid hefnrr fhr House ttf
follow Ing communicated tlm thf AuilfuI
Of f'uuiic ACcounfs. which wls rrad aHI
referred 90 the tDmmit,rr 600 Judiciary
To ne HHoJoti Hs Lsy strslf.. Hf rlf+
~ AissHsllf
have the honor heFN1ih. 900 arrurtaHr.
Revised Code ui ISL ~ uhmif rppF oi
order 81 the tircuit Court ct PantutDN rouu
~ also, copy Of writ uf huheHs corpus F7
fesfldcdHdiim, With order ct allowance 90
said court. Tor service Performance hY its
sheriff % Kinds county under Huf hl 500.
tue Of said witt 20 habfas corpus.
While the Code authorizes the RENO, I'D ut
conyict- frum thr penlteufiarN under seq
tain circumstances 10 give evidence tt
criminal faseA "on behalf ~ tlfr STATE" eta
attaH "a d.
half uf the defendant ser in fhla rnfn tht
Court entered the ouirr ut tua motion al
defendant. tile writ 90 halras rurpua Issued
In regular form aud was uhHyed by thf
sheriff. who otherwise would have been ia.
BILE for contempt.
While do not frvl authorized under a.
lstlng laws 90 Issue l. warrant in payment
Of tie account, I nnily recognize the iustneaa
Of the cialnl and tlie hardship 81 forcing az
officer under thc very penalties cd
actual outlay of money without che pruvl-
slOnE at reimbursement. I therefore Tf
spectfully recommend that such nctlon b.
taken by your honorable body A. viii euH.
able al 60 liquidate this claim.
Yours respectfully,
Joint Resolution nuthorlIur Hls Excel
lency the Governor 60 appoint three com
mtssiOners a. examine the lnVppH iu tHa
counties Of Washington Bolivar and issas
quena, was taken up.
Mr.. willing movet thar thr uousr ius,s.
on it, amendment uud THAI "a rnmuiIffee %.
conference be appointed. Carried.
The speaker appointed hs committee Hu
the part ct the ilou,r. Messra. Willing
Sessions, nuh webster.
joint RESOLUTION authorizing tlr He,tg
tary 81 state ~ sell copies 81 the Eetl.rd
Code oflssl, with Srnate amendment, Wa.
taken up and ~ruatr amendments "rfr
concurrrd co..
Hnu5r Adjourned.
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[NoTE.-That the above vote may be IN
derstood we will state that tine Democratic
Conservative vote was cast solidIy for
Power & Barksdale, after which, TO put an
end to the wranggle that was going ON
among the Radical members, they changed
their votes in sufficient numbers to elect
Kimball, Raymond & Co.--EDIToRs CLARI-
OIL
Having completes the duties prescribed
by the Code, the Senate then returned to
their Chamber
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Groans of n Defeated "Orsan

GrOams of "A Defeated ''Orsan'
The Leader betrays its sensitiveness
about what it alleges to be a misstate-
ment Of the Associated Press Reporter
Cat whose failure to relate the entire facts
in regard to the balloting for Public
Printer, THE CLARION, too, would have
cause of complaint)-but strange enough
the Leader commits no less a blunder as
to the action of the Democratic members.
For, while it states that "the almost en-
''tire Democratic vote was wholly east
for the Pilot" it omits to say that they
were not thus cast until they had all
voted for THE CLARION and ascertained,
positively that they lad not sufficient
strength to elect the paper of their choice.
Then, and not until then, they made
selection between the Radical organs,
one or the other of which was destined to
be chosen sooner or later, and thus they
terminated a most discreditable wrangle
between the Radical factions.
The Leader upbraids the Republican
friends of its successful rival for what
it delicately terms can unclean and I'M
"holy coalition with the Secession De
"mocracy." OF course we have no in
tention to intermeddle with this family
quarrel; but is the Leader sure it would
not have been willing to have entered
into precisely the same sort OF Goa
lition'-that is, that it would not have
been more than willing to receive "the
almost entire Democratic vote p
The Leader might profit by the lesson
taught of old that he should cast the
first stone. who is without sin. We APP
prehend if it had received the Demo-
cratic vote it would have exhibited a
more amiable temper and we would have
heard less on the subject of @-unelean and
unholy coalitions" from that quarter
When the alternative was presented
of choice between the senior and junior
Radical concerns, there was no reason
why the Conservatives should prefer the
Lerder, for while its speciality seemed to
be the championship of Gov Alcorn, 1t
nevertheless claimed to he an organ of the
entire Radical party. And certainly Its
short career has been marked by as much
partisan rancor as that OF Its rival
Witness its course in the last canvass
under the editorship of the Superlnten-
dent of the Lunatic Asylum. The Con-
servative members of the present Legls-
Iature who were members of the last,
cannot be supposed to have forgotten its
yindictiye and calumnious assaults upon
them under his direction. Ii they were
not uncharitable enough to seek revenge
for their wrongs, they could not have
been expected to throw them into the scale
ON the side of the instrument of these
wrongs, when they held the balance OF
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-02-01

After our paragraphs in reference to
The Mobile 81 Northwestern Railroad,
We're written, We have received a letter
hon Maj. Thomson, President of the
Wy Council of Mobile and formerly a
representative of Chickasaw county in
0e Mississippi Legislature, imparting
much interesting information on the sub
l'l and corroborating the statements
~Atalned in our article. A communica-
aNn from a source SO undoubtedly re-
'P0nslble concerning the prospects of an
Enterprise which has awakened a lively
interest in Alabama and Mississippi
laa has received the fostering care of
0Oh States, can not fail to be read with
interest.
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The deficiency ban ofeE7 900, lately lnll5
dnced In the House 70 remedy tbc coats
the Ku Klux investigation in s0utl CA
Ina and elsewhere is eutlrelg Too muie
Go provide 1nr tlle lnat anfton crop i0 ntua
COMMITTEES in south Carolina Tor dnmHNra iul
false impfiaonments of hundreds nf luuH
cent and uunfiendlug ritiTeuf, nnh laE
compeneatiOu f0r the grief torrnr aud dta
organization occasloufd O. 90 luulf ONn poor
county which Wa, coniosaedly hy mistake.
embraced In the Presidentia proclamation ~
ouflawry w ashingfon Patriot.
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The Mobile and N0rIh-Wesferu
RaiIrOad-Onw ward.

The people Of this State who feel a
very deep concern about this magnificent
project, will be gratifed by the assurance
that Its construction is no longer chimeri-
cal. 1t has taken fair start with a full
head OF steam, and will go bounding
through the forests, and over the hills
and across the vallies, from its Southern
terminus to its destination in the North
Western portion of our State, in proba-
bly, less time than was promised by its
public-sPirited projectors. We have re-
Gently been put in possession of much val
liable information in reference to this en-
terprise by Mr.. j. NJ Thomson, of Mo-
bile, formerly Representative in the Mis-
sIssippi Legislature from Chickasaw
county, and now President of the CITY
Council of Mobile. He states that it
commands the warm support of all classes
of-her people, and that with one accord
they have come forward to lend it help
Ing hand and to secure its success. The
President of the Company, Mr.. Henry,
is one of the largest capitalists in Mobile,
an old citizen who has resided there from
boyhoOd-and whose well-known integ-
rity and sagacity are alone sufficient to
inspire confidence in the practicability
and value of any scheme in which he may
embark Our informant says that con-
tractors are at work and large quantities
of iron have already been received for
the Road and his statement which is to
the effect that the men engaged in the
work, mean business, il confirmed by
the following paragraph in the Mobile
Register Of the 21st :
The Mobile and Northwestern, which has
been pushed with so much energy. aud
which has gathered resources that few
dreamed, two years ago, was possible in SO
short a time. has now concluded IA contract
With strong and reliable parties to finish 30
miles Of road by the first OF june The
work will he carried on from two points
from the Mississippi river and from Mobile
the contract requiring the completion of
thirty miles in Mississippi aud twenty miles |
out of Mobile.
The building Of the Road may be re-
garded as a certainty. The only ques-
ton of doubt is its location and this will
be determined by the reports of the En-
gineers and by the inducements that are
held out by the people along the contem- |
plated routes.
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On Dirt is reported, generally be-
,,.vaJ and not contradicted, that the
Cocernors message is the product of the
s.sDt pen of Attorney General Morris.
r. - the author did not do himself
;,.,iee He fell below the occasion and
Il. own mark. and spoiIt the job in try
;oc 70 give it fictitious parentage
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-02-01

100 Much 1Iarried
From the Mobile Beglafef

A well known citizen was brought before
Justice RaulstOn 90 answer tho charge ed
biQamy, his FIRST wife, who arrived I'D ihe
city several days since, being the com plain
ant In the case. The party was nrruiRnri
and continuance granted tlll the 10th lnaf
the defendant furnishing 70 bond in the
sum OF two thousand dollars Tor his appear
anee. We understand that a. b mnrrYiur
man the defendant ~ q success, having hetn
the pOssess0r Of eight wives. Two 0i whom
are living.
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a COIOred RePresentntive does fof
CnrPet-mnRGeF and fArta
ahe Worst OF &C..

tnARLEaroN, January 4Jt l-tt
genitulu Bias, colOrrl keprelrniHtItF
in the lover house, attempted 600
cowhlde B w. T0mllns0n, correspondent cd
the Charleatnn News. to-day, when he Wa.
shot aud severely wounded BY I0mlluauu.
who until recently WAS connected with tHr
New fOrk pres
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HOUSE.
TUESDAY, JANUARY %, 1872.
9tlitif 't''Jnnfht'I

Absent-l5.
Leave of absence WAS granted To the fol-
lowing members Mr.. Walker, for ten days,
Mr.. kendrick, until Saturday, Mr.. McKen-
zie. day to day, Mr.. Calhoun, day 70 day.
Mr.. Benson, day To day.
Mr.. Holland offered the following:
BE il resolved By the House (the Senate
concurring,) That r4le Legislature will not
consider any business of IA local nature I'M
I'll the general legislation shall have been
complated; Provided, however, that Satur-
days shall be- set apart for local business.
InSI.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ANHANAk Hht
We arc reliably Informed that ihH Penn
avlvmuia q, utrai. having obtained rnntfeI
al the Emsr Tennessee anal Alrwluih Alura.
also 81 the Memphis aud Charleston EnH1,
which now give u continuous llue e.
Memphis and Arkunsna, d now l0nflur lu
an arrangement with the Helma, Rome aua
Dalton and oounertina Roads. thai VIII give
n line % selma. fiekahurg, New 0rcan.
and Mobile, va, the MOBILE and Seine
Road n0N hnildlhE. --Colnmhua Goa aan
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From all we have heard, the following
resolution of inquiry concerning the con-
struetion of the additions to the Lunatic
ASYLUM buildings, offered by Mr.. Gaines,
Representative from Wayne, Is we'll
timed. A liberal appropriation was
made BY the last Legislature for per-
forming this work; and contracts were
let out in accordance Herewith. Have
they been complied with To settle
this point. it is proposed to institute the
investigation herein provided:
Resolved by this House. That a special
Committee OF three be appointed To inquire
whether the contractors of the new wings
and repairs of the Lunatie Asylum have
executed and completed their work accord
ing TO the contract between them and the
Gtste and that this committee be instruc-
FED ro report at as early a day as praetica-
HE.
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No answer yet to the inquiry of the
legislature concerning the expenditure
ofhis fund, Notwithstanding the declared
readiness of the late Governor to have all
the facts revealed and the boast of his
special organ that the Radicals would
help the Conservatives to the information
they were in search of.
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So 90 PER YEAR
And the amendment was adopted

And the amendment was adopted.
Mr.. Duncan moved 20 amend the amend
ment OF the Committee by adding the words
-for the days actually employed by said
Carried.
Mr.. Morgan moved 10 indefinitely post
pone the bill.
Pending consideration. the hour Tor
special order arrived.
senate adjourned.
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The picked Cavalry" and Change
/, Venue" schemes which were favorite
,...ores of the Radical administration,
=. never heard of now. Their requiem
-, sounded by the people at the late
.iaotion
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,,,,. Subsidy Actin the senate.

The bill providing for the repeal of
this act came up in the Senate day before
,s,terday and upon it Mr.. S. A. d.
Steele Senator from Lauderdale and
Clarke made most effective speech of
an hour and a half in favor OF the repeal
Il this measure The bill then went
,cer and was again under discussion
,s.terday in the Senate.
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SPECIAL ELECTIoNs.-We observe that
IN consequence of the failure of a number
4 persons elected to Office on the Rad
csl ticket in several of the counties, to
i've bond, new elections are ordered to be
Lsd. Several Justices are to be elected in
SeEton county; a Treasurer in Carroll
county, and Treasurer and Assessor in
Amite county.
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tHAnLEaION, y. q, Jan. - IFIt-
Forty nine 81 the Ku Klux prisoner f.-
Gently 90 uyicted and sentenced 30 Colombo
reached here to-day, under - strong guafi
CfUnited States trOopa. Twenty -four WEI
put aboard the steamer charleston WhlHa
sailed Tor New York this afternoon. Th.f
are 10 BE- Imprisoned az Albany Ihe ras
are confined Tea Charlegt0n jail