' X o'e le a H of . Pennsylvania tepilatnre. . 40 t na an otrik ' , esenlit ~_ 1 - Tnunennr, reln tfary 14, 1857. '4;l* die Comnontualill of Pe Irani , i. SENA4E• --., - e •of .K 't Qi 1,1-, . '\ Itle. Wright, of Philadelphia, present ..'a g' o wre I A .ty . o ' 7 . ri t U . .L. .rien , dat ngw ,Ch ,er ~.. , memorial from the eitiiens'of Bu ks and ' . adelphia . counties fur the passage of ala o ' 1 II rep fits < ',-, • . *A . . ~ prohibit the settlement of mulattoesital ~ - a vi.• , . lonftted negrix.s within the limits of ibis um. 'gre ,th a' ti Omen prese ; t, s 4 liihiltMilth . your body, signed by one hundred and eight Ilr.l..e . wis presented a tneniorial from th e citizens of Philadelphia mid Bucks counties, Quarterly fleet ing' 4f the religious society of praying (Or the passage _of a law prohibiting Progressive rkifends, at ,Longwontl, Chaster negroes and mulattoes from coming into thu 'county, against the passa,g,e of tidy taw to pr o . State with a view of acquiring a mildew ; ~ Niii 4 A l 44s4l44alu. CUSLEV4a_ttoes or negroes ?It is with feelin ,, s of no ordinary char:ac - 4 within the limits of this •GiiiiilliThlis`eisTl6 ; tett fr ^ q)rM.. ! vth' iresa - eta-rentunstranea AcactiChliklllotitglAnfo that ,- . fir. Sixik4d moved t o m . erholiat be , • _ ...., •I'airtaiiiol44.4o4 . ' argon ki r. ..4lNi Imaitiktchkbtestt*PrO.4 ii'-_-• , 4e-itirßrear.. jii skittiopstalicta4t4tarArr4l:oPr tlkM,Aust'." sWiwt*ggEta*.j.idoilla i ,,lrlts• P.tibluibt4 toe ' other onght 'to be published'aliii, Artit„ he Itt tarkippOstid,tlo443-"r q!W.iti'm , 0 0 0 ' O etl " amitallict.Rm6l.J4* No" . .asked it , IlbotOormintlti 4 11 - it, 4 1 4 d -,thito--adjie ' law 4 441114, 41 1 041 0 44 0 174 g. .4=4011 - 4 .sitTPPIA,t4O - pu,44ttfingt lititAlteickillo; 4f.,k, thipseli it : entirely teas , b 011140444 taiaerd. Ci44_,Akttie I t0ci11ii...,,; liWilditthi 04c0 4 0f -40 - 44 4:raPaY to theto•il4 ll 4/4iagJba ePactment 1 4iNtiorte •oat* .**,:insir, Te. 94,11 jar, Valititll 1 sentiments, it was right in publi% their poi . ettifssiAn AO ItOdd, ''A r 't ci 4 . 4 40 Aentin l PßY , . fit.eiiiuttemd ity:4l;ituiriao4"Yra.'4644rf .-.10:15pf pst!itimi-40 -4 ,10441 1 %4,-*?/4 ViTil?-1 6 Itrouss tba-peofie. (Th lusZ 4 : l-4 # the pi ine • lENl'ailoyix4tiliolthotiva cillq:sipAinvg.et ,t it 44 4 0 y elique.:tou .tV* 5t. 4 .04),, AL ,. ti teed the erige.l w. , A 11 4- pit 1 4,e 4 tattP-to."- . 0 1 entli444jaitti011.PCbYth . .thq inetn`o 4l4 : , --_- - ' sallistaxeefie sitA, that. Ahe, memorial tie bud tialekifilt Aik.;lo4-hy A :tiiiilly rrvecc..3- • eltssAitibis .Jbottstituenta ' and, ex pre.sod imapese - thavani&n:tutrihonll.ohjqt colts .t.i . ..A. tr. Wrighi ihonght its ptsblitAiltin A*. 4-tusei' essi and wattgbligial.t.tooppolte It. , Mr. Sci)6l4 exttlained Nit ,his motive jii 4taltittg-the publicatitin. a ttaw Aiteinoriil liras, likridif4fut)ibihed b the, attention.-of, 0:;e- people sitetzidiiieicalleCto k4e. tact titat.itAttort Has . thaibg.lnvielo-41‘41942 jittL444lk4koukttiTes - ittlle-State/- "I.4Su tgb 444 ires to ex "tOulde.black:s elloget4ier-timos.-tfie-States bor . dering on tne Slai.e States, fur the ; reason .ett e i o u i Nose th,4iicmsidui&;litiigkrileriag ' fitittel ' . tAtql, Ow. es.eqa. of sittre*--, . - 4rilifirt, Browfangtfits,d. 'Oat. 4te trpuld b :obligest,to.Nute fmLeittst Abe tpotion,...fitr ,tbe trialatititletkit- 4 1114-.4.+f- 'kg tuMniArialls - wit% In tlzidirboi,4)Ptikt4a4l44,- iti,-; EtK4 ,B ides likr/hen.4 , .. 13 ,t•-:-. 7 ,-,) -- 7 --. ••- ' !:4rAtrdieinuti*r Aras , w 4 4 3ll .Y. , *.iiiing to .f'yo ' ' , t'likeAvill. iu - .the.l4 4 limi- '-; ~-r*., z, - ,WialtAir*rla4rftnoved tp.,..,a`carad, to in .:,lli,ol**tite PCliiit# l 9P:l_ ll P_yomborial from ;ilk % ell i ae . as .:', l k , BAdia ,, ,and.v:Piliikrltsi*, atid •otliedifor,lia t'eA4.4%,; At.c.itiNinS rcka , - itir., P.iforilke said jtepiimidtuit wyto,f4 the ...7ni. t iie2itioli tit ttns , Attemiiri r ii,,,bi*lktye.jt,w4is ",;(*knelltd ,i i i )- 4 41 guiSP ; *t.:4. 1 flit:9l l Veviis eoltd,ttit?rttott“ 4 tv. -PITA -I u. l. D a : 113 4.. 0 11) " tptP of iixt.Cl+lo9 l . ii i i vi'l l ik ll .* ...i t--I* .fi l iOwit. ,ll ot: trt-!pufit leaf pktaies 4 , - • the,- . 14,s- cattivaign, -liitich weilkitemldok9W - -# 541 . I "tetAr-' 4 'W°a• t..ciMr.: W llll4 .Atikeit - Xo4Pifygrata 111 ° 1 40° 1 . -pvisltgit3Ce memorial- " - .. -. 2' ". - -gil Mr, Wrigfit-said g,s - as._not et his _instance it* the mc , tioa. - 4 ,0.-Pfiat„ s',. at!, -_,)aii,* or- th at , .1 petition Igns ,rala. ...ilp Ati4 slokfpprove -. 514032gu5ge..., ,N,e,svowed inntself : sincerely . it w , „med. te *int*, f-r_ :le x - tensicat.. •- •.. _ f_s I...MrlfiTatr44 sell ;oat 4irrltie . ataselited to ..I.lle, public:4)o of the .-meindrial - le had no id,tutottiai . i lan gouge -4... which it was cohehed. He had no Rke it applied IA? a large and re- i :....apectable• pOr. n tio of the citizens-the vo;gar taxes it tot/WW. -no sa4PPosed the S-ena ' 44.41/0-Pre-0400 it4 . id a04 ?..‘1 4 4 - PiPteat '• ild ji rA4 Yr i a l ihwk id„ ;,t ia ctivrmot-oftinitimi it -4 44sinkr , ,14)( ' -,,, t4 L 4WI - AlifisfAiztifA,1 by a iM/ 1 - - shwinfAd,insi a344114 : 4 44 , 44 1 ),rjg) 3 t:-.4. --- ; .etslkOiroarargiaOtiflnlia4. 5f.K 1 ?,44.%.wii. . 4 0. -tion ts 3 / 4 0tv t -e xP r firo s ti l4ll 4dle*rettP: ll . 4 ve.4 7 l s .4P-, tiariever;:ZUe.ithougl44kte., .c91 114 41* , -;t:akeAff. 1 Ut 4)e-tage:F.'amploYaa-,44.,ia pub. lishing such petitions. ' , cu • v_in'iotr-4, c96o,tmenewed-tbe.,matk!ri 4 ci . pub. . 01.4. 9.11 1 41r..tr.ta, r .4 , ...7 - gi 2 .tiliglkt: it:4lrdEd tg"4IANAPA4I4:r }to 7rAL l 4o°* 4.aak' -igiaktdsikw. ac 1, „, r • - --. 4 44l.wviright.-nlO . vfll P'F.lac4ll44.*P9l2e toot ktf,ttrtiw49l€l-83kbit*.te,ew -. 0 4 . - ‘ 43 .Trl n g - giAiniii4,o,4• l 49lik; 1 8 1 tinst 'the !nthliatlon of bath !lie ; +nintfeu4o,- 8e,.: 410 1ti.9 4 4 atrilciri , Fit.4,,'llpti.k.bily;.,che.ll;ii. ItTag,,r ebOA Po.4.4.fPnef4n-*t.,.Tritliij•4l;;4s- -te tp lv o n tiz.Le;te.4: itomaissr,it , 44 [girl* , t itxt iftt4lr llittAY - 0 4ectioPa. tiiii4 4 o.4q-AgiPl3 , Ate toad Pan? 4 , 1 ttlegtpard i .;4t ,4kt:ttit thiPPI 67 I I 413 P'l4ltte-f, :Be --, 04.1, 0: 41411-se4 t , :iPPT"-g - l . tgaS4tve,..IX-!in' t all • 44 §..4 , 400 4, 1-ki.l.-,. l Ak°k-4 'toll -ir with - utter ahhOrrence; and wittiNerd to 4% 4 ;4,4, a v Peg* ißkn4Pl.4..tail I E4 111.4;**: ...tts being !.1 6 Attit §Mut; APP : .ir,ll9. lFAliit• *ie. #e,,v,itnaid -r.mtd,i i ßio,..po fstSe., , ,a'li.s drio l6 :ed ~,lbe timreme. cillt!frretr).4l4,l: . tie .w.144i..4t0un -.!,t=4 9i447l,Aarlfiafige PI the on e, 04 4 dPllli ) 3 tot • 42i014 Dt 1 144 2 *:t!titg. br-exaus.P. it Pont,4in f - rfl ,o449l) ff l lti .iir g e TWltglatlil . 9 /4° - # ll 4 l i ' etl) . i:44e-ctS :Nvi :4 6 , ST ' i 4.0- iti 4 . 9 41 'iiraCitz• ,;-• ••••-•-•' 1, ,, , ,':-.:- - -•- m: .+PaatiP ir444 siE4*-719,P;14411:i-It'a•-9°-. 4ACIF r# l 4 l , 0 1 144 1 4419;aaifqtiea, hao- - --aPtPt i ,saltY 1 4. 1 ? 4 1 ' 1 4 . •0 1 4 ~5 . 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E.14M14..-proutn.xf4e .i.ir : Intik in oilier ~..*6.,44lEttyph..whir , ,As.., Ale :frielitlit,teits slid . tO4/;; ¢f .be s il,wer,, , p f Arf.,..:iW sitioted ' :..,a tait//ANO:Aty;itidP. q ing..6le OPie* ~ - ,,,,*•,,,renr0e Arentpplc'e"at leng: b. in referr -,Arl'ia -*P l eirrilis pan/ igilarly, " filid the '.. ilue'ition offhe extensiikt oftliver)gitiO:idjy. ge iris followed hy,llgdsrs.: Wright find' i ru ze i l i c ciiit ib i ll -./. .-,,,, ,•,...., i. - .:.." • . . - ~,t, • rr ' il iki .... , u'i,liiiriiirdegifieol alas lotl-•,, te-t-Thtn-1-4; Elreiii 4 ;lliiiirie;Cires.swell, - .... -0 1t ~._.-1 '' tr lf jt hii tTlitilhadVBh4lTlllll, I *1111‘;• / AV i 11117t,,,Wilitirk.sha-Wrighil -..7 i'zwurs- 11,... i, 1.-; f=z , :nt; .!..-, :.....:, - • liteierig Asev.,olthi , Fiennicen -' , - ~ . ..,- ,eitaftetiEhomphrompawlLfierii44-Myer," .f,'•4l • -gibifleii!; Sellerktioasbeesint•Teg,,' :-..,, , gp0ir.„ , • ins3a.lit.r.::7-f. ;11- , ril ,1.-.. , ..,:. .. •' ,1 4 'tee-. .. -I • 'WNWlttelliOnliftvitdinelit. CFI, 9611*i:thee_ ilindi Ilasaiiphiacoun-'1 ...tin .dibii bitts ;fi .timr- 1 ,.. 1 ti , /'' it V 7, . i :•I 51 - 4g . ' - • ' 1141 408 0 4iishibriiiieti itleferespit TV, Ir*--• . 11 0frilkIIIVANtwedetr-•Sritivrer eine 4. t f ist i ek , !inemonviliitikidisai - 4110invis•-14, a ~ A;flaip4 pli - .Z.44,1,41i: 31 41,1 b 411: I', .: ', f•': ' .Yriolittensrs. Coffey; Crabh, ilitssiltes4 sol i git rl o :44ol lVamsforiintif4wilyltlyer, ,r , :lseqitAtiqltallimPit , . krAtvailitirg &irk •4l4itritifilar' :Mtit 4 WM 441Y;slir"'. Atimin:4, any moyettlent on , the part of our be , lo*cd'ClinttlNAviiifi, tiiihtxtiltufy .. actdition ,al obstacle in the way Of this already cruelly r iFrgfißrallMiremtrtiatir I *ueely i -Atis*nipgh that „notrlytfpr miiitoun orib6s6 peopo t hrthe cOnntry:tif - Wasithig)oh, Jefferson, - Franklin 'and Pena, are Already stirts,"dri‘'ea subjected to 411 the hOirirs ( 4 "-ctur-American slave 5 3 4 - . teinl tilt; the Fe(leral,Coustitation i is boyeit t d, eeepii4 the Pron Opt the . 11 ti 111 3 five, w hettimerAs stiatuLaV ireape f , ota liautaaatem .IR4P,y--utaattr aer ituroshrdge nolngher la w..ehatt Caaptitutitta'al obligatiOnti %enarinlentspandlitice are ever ready to4oltritithalacrityin the it *het ing.plave bunt; :what' Ciftitt-rtAulisi, in it;".vretlinetet riatinWitlitfsliVery snore tO,_ he 'iliAded, Nan "tleahltaalt, - bi.•hts - much :as liberfY,'l4 tinta -Must 04 rectei, StAite; ' t fib - spirit 'of but free ins ituliou?4 f c i% of 'e4tatnOtt , liu: rn'am , ty tifthe ehtistian Tti ligiOn he totally disregarded and set: at ;naught Jiv,grani4l tt!ij:_pitay . erof thbse peationetit? trU4' not; We - Wirnibt'bellevelt. , We cann9l belieVC that' itny 'attempt to proOure the passage 7d l.iw, ltt lug the slightest bear ing in ,that,direcliy*Arauxeceive tor onevid• rcent, your siriOus 'cOnilderation. Thus hoping, and ilini - Confidently fruiting, 'we sObscribo ourselves `yours; liitelhe cause `ti(hunumity dnd liherfy r . • Mary PeniloBk` JO•i'efili A. )3tiedttle; nab - nab Cox, Wilfiam fitiraard,'Philena Heald, Cox, Sall i Puce', Thomas flarn hletnn, Hannah - Tionk, E. fa. Wickersbant, 1 4 ikrarland, L ewis Marshall, Ll:a Pit . ,„, „ sey; inomas t3'ortt;al._, To the Honorable Senate and, ffonee`of Rep re,sentatives Tre thelinder•tigned, "Illales eititrondle:t Jit.Pliiiadelphia;intl. Bucks . countiett, respect ,fully represent ;•that they ; . itrstihjected .to ~trenble„in;tlyenience and ; expense, MI ac; count, °linnet:oly nigger' other We litither,rep'reSent and Claim be white wish to remain Repub- Pea nism to • the contrary notwnitgndinte.: .Therefore, we . ask your . honorable body to take . the- Matter into eonsiirrati6n, and iphss a gehersl Jaw Prohibiting ncgroes /rem Ong into „or:Uctlairin.;; a residence in the Stater: There is, beyon d doubt, a necessity for son*, such law, tis - to t! many WorihleSs blfickS nl, ready are in mur.'initist, and rapidly bir . the increase,, We are neither 'abobtiortista nor "conceive, as citizens, to he cnyiile t l tii .protection "a.t - ylvr lands, from Niolence, iltlpadence insult':.' =:-..fiedce the eceizi t toi‘' said-law . Sighed by 43 ladies and 78' gintletricaa of Philadelphia and-Ml(4 . a "&tutities: • CONGRESS.• . - - In the Semite, -Feb: I ilth, the bill from' the House for the relief of the people of Kansas, rePealing the elisting,statetes and providing ftsr a new election was received, and a motion to lay it on the: table was _rejected. Subse quently the metion - to lay on the table wa s .again made andi carried. .The debate on-the j I-louse mrendments to the-Submarine 'Tule l j graPh bill was . resumed and coneluded: • In the Honse,S bill was repotted from the Ossornlttee On'lV.ays'nrrti'Means, go eitend the time fin.,'llier •NOrfulk' and... Petersburg rriiilroasf to pay- the.daties on' the iron im :ported Thr that road:: &Wm laid on the ta- I tale his fourmajority. "qtr. Davis, of Mary `ltstid, by 'di rictiOn of the'Corruption Investi ; igating Cornmittee, offered to make a special report" in the.c&-ie 4 William, Ai•Oilbort; of New York-, and mitred 'that > the report - be printed: j ''lWGrowt'denied thetrlght of the . eon - striate - to Make a rerkni without permis sion; t An'ecreiting scene ensued, whereup on the Speaker said that. •'Mr.• DinnS meat `stile:the citatieternftbeteport. - =': After:Much ''farllitirilititiiiie,4fr. Davits did Mid the; par tion"of the refillyt: referring:to Mr.- Gilbert, Concuding r trifhit'resolatmti -that he be tvs 'Peflssd: 7 Tbk orange against-Mi.: G. Is that be . rsited'fisr di? lovil !Ad bill fur a corrupt Oniuretiffiort ; and that, fora certain gum, of t ins sitry'Ne helped tes•• procure the passage of it resolutilin cif 'bill atithorizingthe•lurantso i • sf:cii'inifresipies• of a book by F. F. C..l'rep l• . lett, 4m ibe 'Petition and Bounty land lALW. A. long dcbate'enhued, atter which the spec ill repOrt was in-dated io be printed, and the ' esitsideration' iiiir the resolutions postponed i sintit AV edn,iktlicy Ilex& Mr: Davis said that the amitnithejsad three other special reports to make eoneerrting members.. - One.charg- is W. WAV elh,•of Cimnttctiettt, -.• with - par-1 ticlPatinelii the Triplett book_ specitlation, and also with attempting to procure money from' James- & Ssieeney flu. reporting fhVor- 1 ``ably Mt 's - claim from the Cosittnittee on In- villa Peasiona r .f Francis as, 'Eduardo,. • a Meinber frorn 'Nen•York, is chargist with at -teinpfing tolfUlttee Rz T. - • Paine, int .North 1 Vs - retina, .i.O-rotecorruptly fora billte,Shich I be opistrud. 0. B. Matteson is charged whir -attempting to procure a bribe from the j Des Ilkinlei; Nevipostion Company, to-aid in the - passage Hof-slaw in •which -that 'corpora-1 tie/rem-ifs interested. ResolutiOns are attaehed 1 proiidinglist the•expulsioti,of each of these 'members. - The loolhisiftice say that the al- Islatkm theta numberOf metope-relied hand- Id themselvai -together - Tor Corrupt purposes , l is false, and wail o nly - used by-these few tor- - 1 fur persons fur their itirsi pnefStsess. , : . l ies-1 W : - Sinissaton;litiminis•oftitelksY. l: llillekl charged Arith • being-paid to use lin influence, fir - the passage of the , lfit.isconsin Land• Bill, and *has - -ettier • bur -, The- *solutions -1 prieride - tkw vs eipuWeve , t-: tht-• - Booti o j f . ' 'theritirome ni • it, reporter.- The , committee' itigkirt a. bill us punish members fir comp, tit, n ,„• t • ,•- - - : .e.i., , 0f..1 15 , - ...v ,a: •, ,-, - .- In thelsenate;ariSiturday. i the 441 kern the-Muse- providing- for: tlie;orgamization Ors State gorerturnatt its •Minnesom i and for ' titirtsdrnis 'sista into the:Union mica tittle,: was l'patsed—' with ati•aniendnienitlutt, in the elk'. tiontypinvidcd,Sur; nuns lint Ititithiskof the, ' United States shill. rote.: .A iiitallarlbill,tel,, ittiinto Orogen, wits then takteruit, and" tle ..ientinittAt j .t . .iistroduciiii•:: Ao•ther a: . lainienktpntividing = Ir.. the , ad . rragkift of == - 4 , sitridrthisied,ostil ti*ai4txtrprrigqt., lousiesif..Reweetigsthm An ,Salter-i: " .° W e i4efrillesi to lasior j the tatiA4il j itc V s ' 4 ,, ._ 446 M.,, , V4l4.° P ligi , ! _"i l4 ,A ll ,:WW 'link* - LA ": lll4eitee .. lC,:i itilie Wit so' ' ' - n - iliaT' t j ' j imertudes. , appmpris him p s. . o4 , lip. ,-.• . - Li ,, k ..,:d) ° • rttil . ) ~... , lre $I e 0 irl I efC I 4 I I I4I 6WM " '''.49.1d.-.°A gf... t ...lFY:A N TF..,o o ,cßaillki Om_ -' l . , ,litqlresu, '"tesrepusks j dkity _the! -1 t, gni. : -. lWhit , Poptr.livllik oritered -1 4,itliiii, Licrie.- :teitimajeeti ene , Atilt/Jug Ur,Whitr,l hatthe:Ti . iper stink enk worrstalew,lii:Altuthttj imaitlect3lo 'him dieu*ltt - 4b* Aftate 4 oadttiltf aftrri he 'papei;wii tiliitilann'this-"I mantotait }mod jthtittl'itSl/24 fm.it°l, • iiilii,asitatilitii4litiii.e`g' it : WksioQt. : k tr' li j , filllotsoes *Ms- 51 kklesposmovor,ruetl.. -a ~.s. ••••sze•P‘ • - irt -' 1 . - .-,5. l '• tri l i -GI 1, ,--• • lee -. • l s ihnesOgsina.bGatensitu*apeirt i 4 ,r9FAins.* fLt ; , PFito. c J.Ye vi 4 01 44,4indenuwa l q,y_ 4404 .1 tiideamt:24.9fotirs ; :amoctr„b fli kr oki .o 14,tobiliAptiadvbempiugsignefog fj . 4 4 1 . 1 /4411 . 111.01 1 00g5V1 afrAthe 1 -"Ad t rie r tiege4ret6li-thtituho7 itintigittk4 '`. * . ' . --..... ..34 ;741417 " _ -Attrtial Palk gn . in tifP 4-1 -.44 1 "' at iretk ''' 1111 & "- - * :•.:'' It • 1 . .:.t - s MAiicar. liiilibraltishieihnight bin i . _ Die lqaepeOeqf MEM - „ .•• - • F. A' .E.. 4 D 11. -- 11....pftAzrzni,"EDITORS • •••• • -•-- . mums= tt; . . -amo 5 - 1 11151.*. . T - • • ' 'lttPlintaltAi i t i ritkE S lVOlt` 1860. `l. . . .T 00g rpkvicas ift;siDist. l - YILWI 1 L. D A.Vni tgeFor'ttie time ;m4 piii‘fs tott ItittittiieOie Piaci/314E410e ie`YHttp7 ► pin f. THR BVIIIDZLL NCIIDLE CHUG-Ori 'the !let nit, thijbpana :tlfy'nf New York 'City Dinnitbals of in diennertigalnet John s'. Ethel arntAltrs.binnt4i. guilts Creininitbarnfor #itt rabrdsr lin;Stylltnr dell. Snodgrass was held to ball as a witness, and ilte:tnfi:t Miss cnnainglispui. were, released from cos- Vdx feb Tbe! i lextTprnenedings' will . , be before a petit anti . in a and court--4 tribun a l abut bears both sides; and mitt make the ulthrrite decision, St• far es trivriaitrilinnals Ire ootse;nnia, as-to the guilt or. fin *encase nt the z • , 3rDt Wrtuo? rtrit - rus atrizirioarratC—Welind ittralellowing paragraph tat the Goverackship, late narabetet the liarrietrarg Daily Telegraph.: ”Wcfaro authorized •by the friends of Pavia 'Wil mot to state that he is in the hatias "of hls friends: If they see proffi.rtof nonfinite , he will not feclat liberty to decline such a non*Lition.'! The getteraltone of the Ripahlican papers a:xires. `olutions- that reach us from all parts of the State, would acm to indicate that Judge Wilmot is by fir the most popttar eAndidate - that bas been named for the Office. And where the "people know him beat, there he is moat popular—a fact . which speaks vol umes in his favor. We nuppose ho could carry a lit tle the largest cote, here in the North, of. any man, although theliepuhlicans in this quarter intend to give an eafriestaupOrtio shy rctiablefriend el free 'ikon whb may Set the nomination:• • .. . . Virrhe office of:IL L. ritraons' jr. & Co., :Co. 105 West ISr eati-sis th street, wa4 entered by Thieves on Tuesday 7Aeipoon 4st, Awl .s=l - in crib, besides .serenal articles tl wearing, apparel , abstiacted there frOm.—N. r Dei4r Tribtine, 19th. Mr: Emmons will be remembered by rimy of our readers,: as baring rereads saudied law in the office of Judge Jessup, iu this plaer.p - vToszta.—Antong. the many valuable agricultural periodicals that. exist in the country..Moure's t` Rural New Yorker" deservedly holds a prominent position. It is a large and bean tiful qiarini trickly raper.' The efforts of the edioir appear to have. been eminently successful in combin ing a trioral,• literati, and flua r newspaper In one linblicatio N jts contents including irticlea on Agri .ricultdre, /insticulttue, Mural ATchitecture, tduoa .tion, Mechanic Arts and 'Sciencer, frutfory,,Biography, Moral Essay's,' Tales and SketcheS, l Pbetry and Musie, News 'of the -- day,• Markets, &c. • "The Rural New :Yorker" is published at Rochester, N. T. by D. D. T. linoreilititl•tayair. in advance. ; Tint Ceitirxron.—This stirling Agricultural 'Month which acrynired sti high a place among; the peri odicals devoted to the farmers' interests, while under the editorial conduct of Judge Bucl—a standing which has been well maintained under its present editor, Luther Tucker—continues to be Published at .4.lbany, N: Y., and is furnished nisubscribers at the low price of fifty cents . a Tear. The present is the twetitY fourth year of the Cultivator. arThe. Bride‘ittier'Bnchnnetcrs are re 'quested to solve 'following probleria in *- t!lo Rule of Three : - • If tite Shqmoeratle majorityßridgew.s- T. el.,- in February 1856; was '4O, and ihe•Re: _publican. majority in the Fall of that year was '32, the- Feliruitiy 1'857 being 20, what will: be this Republknit majority 'next Fay' • • keep ..intpad,:uced : into the Pennsylvania Senate, by Penrose,to sell the Main Line of the Pnblio . Works. % ; ,thorizes the sale of the line .to, the. i'etintyl vania.„.paild c.orppan,t for nine trail4Ons of dollars to.,bF of new shares of stock of that eorpoiatiOn to that • amount, -Kievzscit Cyaizsisat9ygtut. 7 -The . Board of Ilereauc..ccturAissiQae n r# And At,. l 4artisbargy on the 10111 ult. Tberit duty is-b 4 e q u a lize the Fev,eaue to be , at-ape.9a4azable proper. -ty: in the different counties for' the.usa of the Comcialtb,•9o/ta towlake all taxes 4e l i • as equally,. as practicable upon all the prep arty in, the Cututtionwalltb„ according_ to its nettial . ValUtt.„. • The Revenue tornmissioners•are!,appoint= ed by .the -Presidtlit,4 , udge .. and ApsociLate Judges or the .xespectlyn c4stxi.cts,...anci meet .triennially. They - are authorized _ by Jaw to sit3o dpys, and each member, receives for ColniSensaticin two dollars a'dayi and ten cents `mile ; !going ind. - coming.- : ,; • DAVsrner was epriOntect fin. this 84 , tiiet,. and 'is in .-. Harrisbarg,-attendirig to the duties of his appointment: • •,:: The ae6ount of ita tilucdy airray in K ansas; eon tained in a tliii - riitp6cii confirmed by later' intelli; tence:froin:t* teriitorp t tieie is "mi . i apecim z 1 of ‘Ateedifig Kfthafk.s wiirch die bli- I cansli:aa . kirA si n ce the Yresiaen~tal election :'`' " Y `: , irYnizet fiatte'r yourselves that thelKiinsas iiiffi'cultreis are aver, and ihit your new rives--+ idert Wlll i4xise' on" down liel)g'CTe46. • Itatigns comes in rreeiffro' 44.1 , atd rroxii hint; (of which by vile WAy, there' is` no piobability ,), ~y ot t rt ill haVelhe ctiagets'eir b yolir:iiintfiern*inaa. r s about your ears com'e' ilt%ve tate, Ot! icili hea p tha t tioni If , eikOlittEn'ti to iiigota . Verdi* the gen ti lo 'the oliei4ifel m -1 `in:F i - Yiirrwfrot " •.- i f lar Montross Democrat contains a queer re ew of. Mr. 8. R. Chase's s „ ti on Free • sir ma , must - from such al ha ' r , e r2l. t , I re :„. we ' deals. eth "." a,.' r. R. a en . , •-i lieves t sla .-- 'y ~ anti k l" • übl , . -, W should 'so -fo , fr. C' • 1111 a 46'4:0 . 4 stituents, if he believed otherivise. Will the editors of the Demo c rat be so kind as to tell ott-whethesk , seksp caosideathwalavery system ot the Soutpern States Reenblican, or anti. Republican? Also, whether ihei consider slaikilly is a-pert (if "the form of Govern. firm," iitthe southern i Byde s s v iir not ? 1 - '-i , Again', 'wowinl, tad Mit - Mt.:Chase " pins { 4l .b..thor , 44LabolitiPt‘Argitmenk &It LW slaye oweshis master no service, because he was ,stolen:' Is that an sbolition argument? AepiLke of labolitionists,u , sed one very, good aP/Msutlf.. Voli is soy test,of j goodness, tor,that is- certaixily true. We did not sup. Pf/f! them: was. AlkibodY iii this,region, Re. 'publican, Abolitionist. 9F 'looker, iron wo, Wm, of:Fhlide Pililowoerpr , fool! that would &law the 'truth : O that statement. 'We ibnught it was generally. "derata:l that the slave is v 914 •in suitijection by force and fear, anfl that-,if, he can seemed in escaping from his bonds and from this land of freedom, he would, be perfeedy justifiable io doing so,-- 7 - But it seems that that is an abolition heresy. The slaves owe their life-lung labors to their - masters, and: have no right , to rob them of their jusdnes by running away. ;If the phil osopher of The Democrat is right, all, die 'fu gitive slaves who are scattered though the Northern States and Canada, are in duty bound to go hack and voluntarily deliver themselves up to be worked and lashed for the benefit, of certain idle people to' whom, by some hocus pow' us, they became so great ly indebted before they were born, as to owe them the fruits of their labor all their lives. Certainly, Mr. alas% or the , philos%her of the Democrat,lia..s been making himself ridic ulous., , OHM Mr' The Montrose Democrat insinuatesa I chrgo Of scant of integr, ity against Mr. Grow, i because he opposed the summary, unfair,and Unprecedented pmccedings by= whiCh it was pt,Posed to"expel certain' members of the . ; accused of bribery and corruption.— ; It is a sufficient answer; to the base insinua tion to refer to the case of Mr. Welch, one of the itemised. When his case came before ! the Heusi, 'Mr. Stanton, of Ohio, " 'Mr. Sew- . ard„.bf Georgia; Mr. Smith, of Virginia, and Mr.lfarris, of Maryland—two of whom, Messrs. Seward and Smith, are staunch Dem i °cram—spoke in his defense; and he was cleared of the charges aleged against him. by ' a vote of 119 to 42" - According to the &insecure style of reasoning,. the 119—many Of whom were Buchaneers, of 'course—had alt been guilty of brihery and torruptiott themselves. Did the editors suapect, when they attacked' Mr. GrOw t4O, smartly, that i their logic:would lead to such sweepiDg.con clUsions ? It was a disbelief of the evidenCe of_ the two witnesg., Sweeney, and Triplett, that I aimed the exculpatkin of Mr. Welch; and it Was on the t'estnnony xif the same witness. es that the charge, again at Mr. Gilbert was }bonded. Mr. Gri t ikv affirmed his disbelief of the evidence against Mr. l'Grilbert, whereupon - the Montrose Democrat, with lthe formidable bearing of a.puppy barking at thelmoon, at ' tempts to fasten an imputation of 'a' want of integrity on Mr. Grow ; - Messrs.:Seward and Smith, two 'Sontherri .DeMocratd, and subs 'fluently 119 out of 171 members, affirm their diabelief 'of the - same witassets' teatirnony.a gainstlfr. Welch; and sihat has the Dema. credit) say to that Will the editors carry onktheir logic, and say that tbe".ll9.are cor rupt,-Dentoerats and all F or will theyilike men,. acknowledge that their impitations, a gainst. Mr. Grow Were unfrundedi and-retract thesis"' Whichever °oared they may take, "it'd of acs Votrsequerce,” i34 - y — so-far as their own credit is.cd'iderved. ' 1. XnaKs woman fern• the daugh ter of God, the titter Jima Christ and the Holy .Ghost i an d , the . - Quepi i litaren, bas been arrested in PhilidelPhia; together With an accomplice, ' Caroline Venner: on a charge of atainingrnoiley ,by rale pretenseA. An: na ,Meister is about '35 y•ears of age,. and hai a thoroughly German mat of countenance, though full of. intelligence She represents •,., heiseif to be . the child of As' Virgin' Mary, and . to have 'revelations direct - from.,doil;--- ner Pretended revelation's lieemed to have a decided tendenry to transfer the !none} , of her deladed followers from!, their pockets to her 'Ott ; and the:frequerley aiid . gfeid with' whiCh Oeze pecaniari deinhnds Were uiged, appear , to had something to do midi open hag theeyes Of those she was SO frielY " bleed-, ing," The lie,Clls63, fsiling 3 to procure were cOnienitieti coi THE LONDON MISlitG Joran#L, in view of the rapid ieerease of iron rainintacture in this now try; propcsiett that the &Wish iiini masters lower the. price of iron fur , a time, 6'6 as to ruin;, the Atwica4 i tugotOurir .§ ,. #n4 , thus P , gall 64 qf doiPmPetitols__Alilp.anksuPPia!it inirEPSUO IMP in ale-; l 444§Picee.7 - A - Port kba F 4 4:54F as * ll # leg4l . tary ti.15:6:',,e States peN.I9Y ti t ! .P.NAtt, Pa!k tcl!i!fiLllf? in Pllifes whe401!0:40 4 E X I APVG* 3 I.MPII IO to Fe ill .. peal or dimi ty 4. Anti' tm:iruy thu.s - unit Ins : with? the itish mouopOists to raia ah 4=tensire and valuable braneb,nf industry in this ecli*Y.; the -success of : i'bioti undertak ing :wcould. ;toad to - enrich:Sr:4in - at our ex -IPerae!,..i• ....,:-.1 -47 2! 1-: • = - 1,:, : --. . : I ' Vila' fir Tiiiitki.—:-/tiobt otte'defock !ti...'§t!lia" , 4i,":4 r 9 4 ,!'tri:fi rib - -4 ;. si:ci j i:eßf Messes.' Marsh ge,G li cidgn, jti Frin!lsi'rith ? ; wiz:. foßra P 76 be fePArf,.-and the, 41 4 in glrot a cc ' nzurn o , . 1 with its entire contents, cornpisingrai*Aua. rbli stock of gicdir - ;. l lVeleartiihstedierc.iiv 4 6 : ! iiiiiiiiineeliett250) 7 06 AfiePtokokiind r " 6l;:iiiirtitidiii==att ittzi4;l3; 01 , IL - 1 .81 , . , 1,:,E2,0 1:: 1 1 1 ;li: . ii - Ti'_r: 'kr ,* r, • .-. 1 t AV' I FI: lu t 1 , - b .:-• 141 . 01 ~ r '• :.! -f I rial l l.fPic.!PfrA C 4 * . b?tigignitire4 ti 1 , tyabe OM ,F4thowl, Iwo 444,4 1 . / 4* . t!!i !.ehteiteeed4iiv3i es tletereeo4l pferlb . '-• i 'ittse l jt i lilelleitrhinselfibiseltt .',,, til a ttioi l i4 i !e r-1 1 !=•:1 , •—r - !-:1 itm :- :-1., , .:. ; 1 Whenever wo heard, out in Kansas, that the North was doin,ganythino,r fous;wewere encouraged and strengthened - . to struggle on. As to the probability of another invasion:4 - do•not - know. - 'We ought - to be prepared for the worat l 4 Thins do not T look or,e iota more ao* tlian'Atiekt did last year at this time. You ought to remember that from. liiitidate:'Or the Stniiiikitiliiifirillrlirtylii;t there was perfect quiet In Kansas ; ,no fear of a .renewal of hostilities; no vitdenceofl4- cd to our citizens in Missouri.. I frequently went:there myself;, was known there, yet treated with the greatesi kindness... ”. Mr., Hon., Dr. Merit Howell Cash Vail, -Esq., D.,7—as _hp •mo4stly pro- Inulges hie name and its handlegs in -his paper, The aortheyra Penney/immian,—having just been elevated to the, office of Justice .of the Peace by the Merit-rewarding, Ilow-well,-dis. corning, Cash•loving, Vail-raising voters -of Susquehauna,Depot, is complimented by the ifantrasepenwerat4s "an active Democrat, who labored zealouSly rot the election of Bu chanan." This, for the editor of a neutral paper, will do. Give him another hit, neitit bore. He cleserves it.. EXTRA' SESSION OF THE U. S. SENATE.-AS is customary on the corning in of a new Ad ministration, an extra .session of the Lliiited States Senate has been 'called by President Pierce; whose rroclomation says that "ob jects of interest to the. United States require that the . Senate should be' .convened at 12 o'clock on the 4th of March next, o receive and net upon such communications as may be Made to it on the .art of the Executive?). rgr The stmt. t made by certain des perate pobticianS, that the recent township election 4 indicate a gain for the shafn Democ racy, in" tttis county, is entirely. without twin. dation, as we may take oe . Casiun to .detnon strate hereafter. For _lhe Indtpendent Rep vidliran. Oakland Progressing. EDS. REPCI3I.ICAS .-I have the happiness to in form you that we have carried this Township Tor the Republican candidates,,by an increased majority.— Last Fall the Republican majority in Oakland was 12. Now we have elected all the Republican candidates for Township offices, by the following cote, or an average majority of about 20 : • • Judge of Elections, Bradley Beebe,Republican, 43 ; 0. Phelps, DCm., 23. Inspectors, Jacob 1. Skinner. Rep.. 42 ; Morgan Shutts, Dem., 23. Justice of tile Peace, Samuel Brush, Rep., 41 ; George-Jameson, Dem., 23. ?Issessor, George T. Frazier, Rep., 45 ; E. C. Learett, Dem., 30. Constable, S. 11. Ea..4ter brook, Rep. 42; James M. Westfall, Dew., 20. Supervisor, John liibbom, Rep„ 35 ; Daniel Bene dict Dem., 26 ; 'Daniel Prentice, :Rep., 5. Auditor, Samuel Brush, Rep., 43 ; Dennison Root, Dem., 20. rcir School Directori, Isaiah Moore and J. K. tithes, Repitblicans, had 44 rotes ericii, and licre - 'clected, as was J. K. Grimes, Rep., ;for ,Clerle, and Ilenry . Schimer, Rep, for Treasurer, thcformer by 44 rotes and the latter by 39. - - Tours, for Right and litinlanity. A rOrEn OAKLAND, Feby. 23, 1837 NEW MILFORD, Feby. 20, 1957. • Misses. EDITORS :-Our annual election .for purpore.of choosing Town Officers, tags Lela this day, and the result is that w.d , have . routed ;the Sham De ,mocracy, " Florae, Foot, and Dragtrns." Our ma jority on Justice is 45, our opponents having' piit in nomination a renegade Whig; their strongest min, for that office: Their rout Is completes the-Republi cans having elected 'every man on their ticket. Considering that this place is the residence of em inent literary characters; sm.:wpm- . 4=v of widely circillated journals, who threw their mighty ;influence against our edict,' we thittleire hare "ffid fine." The Jessup Township Educational Society , adoptbd 'the foll Owing article . January 4th, - ;IVe.; the undeftigned, citizen.; of Jessup Township, believing a proper education the best lcglity we can begileath. our children, "and. belieting the present Common School System the best available means ,by which 'that education can" be obtained ; and .belies, ing that the holding of County:Mid Township Assbciations• is well Calculated' to awaken the interest of teachers and the people, and pro. motif the iinireVentent of our -schools under that systetido agree to encourage the hold. ing of such Associatintis : and, Whereas, There is- to be an Association held in March neit, to continue one week; in the. Township that will k,xisird the . greatest dumber of teachers free Of charge during such Association; we, the undersigned, do agree to,board, gratuitously the number set oppo site our dames, respectively : provided, that said Association be held at the meeting house near Matthew McKeeby's in Jessiip. ..Names. W. Faurot, 2; A. B. Sherman, 2;•R. S. Birchard, 4 ; Geo. R. Cornell 4; Dr. .• Win. Bissell, 4; Henry Dewers, 4 ; Mrs: Smith,. 2; Mrs. Chatfield, : 2; : P. A. Field, ,4; Matthew Mclieeby, -4; lassie L fps 2 .W. B. La throp, NM Among the different names suggested 'as Gubernatorial candidates, none has been. re. calved. with a heartier response than that of Hon. Wilinot, of . Oradford, and ,he 4121 a our deeided preference. - We look upon hiin as one of the very best Men hi the Com. monivealth, and •• doubt whether. 'one of greater-popularity could be selected...as ,ota Ammdsrd-bearer. He was one of the most s proritiutmt Teri' in the' :State during the last. feet he'wini at the . fielid Cif the great.and thitieuireanse fot *filth 4e g,ledi and •no -onb" socistipl failed ir kit tier :re ,aunts than inAin owl/ district, ,wkett ltikitpr ig toe:ssind periobßl character givegreit IN is A man of piques titiabls iiy•ts . &eat - 6'61 mire in favor of .kitenotainitiontbinlanr objeecet this tittle is KfLY V ) l4.tro.ducefor,con sr.fl ere, "9,)c- 0 ,4F, Begislifr.. .., 4u ;" I .c.•'.;` + Ati .." - hitliniiint aftitilift e t% id , lile'w Yieritierpre t and)seviiiis,:Atesraisykago i1541444.0T 4 5 14010 _414 1 4 4 41 0 .4 y in es : ilfrApti 1 !t" Ai 40 . 0 01 11,Pt .: 9 101(4 v . he icierner to y `n oin - e v . 4. •- ilk._ piromentiorthe Siiiwymeilir- *rz.t l'r - t : * . ~. . PIA= IN KANSAB.CapI. BroWn—kniiwn as " old Brown" of Ossawatomie—rliktly ... e in Boston befure a nituitt‘ikof the . 1 . ... t .:1 , ~„ -.. . -.---- '- ..• ~ .e. , m 43 1 re - IN. J' ;; • ply - 4 q case ,-- st tilt lity o -'. other - it. v ' "" rencied ' stT;ies, ... a .:-" ` aia " the': tir acrpieprilosa'h Northern States, the ' Free State men, - .7f. ho said i .. 4-, For the Repyblican. "New Milford Redeemed." For the Aidepiiident R4mbliectiz Notice. • . .." SoileitOr. Hon:- Dailtlrilniot ' STATX CoVoN.—The folio , of a Sta .\- niention, • says ti bur Tele akk - has been signed . k Si g m 3. - ,the'.l.,elislat ' I). her: re' nal t A he dn ea d l y l i l ..': ) ti,„ last evening, th L . r , i 4)1) n, a - n wra., were,„we . u •) .t ed. t. „palish le on uetldity next. As Several, me: absent Whfritre-tnderstood to is,e tavaiitble to, the call, Its official publication is ht;le - back till they return to Ilarrisburg: . The citizens of Pennsylvania who are op. posed tit the extenston of slavery and to the other e9ual obnoxious principles of the itl ionitriti Niittiitifil Xd;iiitafration; ialtiiiiiiiie":' ed in the Cincinnati- plAtfurm,;. ; who ,are pp. used to the union of *Chtirelt ant `State; the e.llts!!iotof the , Bible from . our .Common 'Seliii;l4, - iiiid . m iitfor 4 rPKiteetitAPUliir; . box froth the corrupt inflitenbea't; iriiith' th e will of the people was defeated iii tit. recent State : And :Presid ential,:electi9o s, l ii re- I'94p.nsst- -- ed to elect delegates equal, in.ntntier. to the, present - iepresentaiiiiti in the ' seni4 . aft 4 lioirtie OF llepreseritittiieß; j td 'Meat aillitt:. rishurg; on Tuesday; the2sth-oflifitieb,:at 12 srcloc l 4 -1 1,A41 , Isominate.candidatesk.for•G . ov is ernor,,4udge of ; the Supreme Court : and Ca, nal.Commissioner, to be supported at the, , suing; October election. , Harrisburg; Feb. 21st; 1857: - ` I H ' - • Sinetftlk above was in typo, we have re= ceived the.eall, with'the names orlitenklier's . attached; as tollOWS: „: •'••• *" • David TagOrt, .FranClS John R. ilar t ifi:'• • S: P. M'Calmoni. 1 - James 1. -Lewis. E. V. Dickey... i i).e Lima 0. E. Hoffman. Paxson Vickers. G. P. Shaw. • • .• W. Warner. Isaac Benson_ J. 'lf. Wintrode. 'John 'S. Van v'ficrhis. A. W. CraWford. R. B. Afoorhead: A. Hine. • T. Struthers. - C. S. Kauffman. • Hiram Cleaier.-..' John C. Sloan : J. G. Shuman. Jonas Augustine. John Musselman. C. S. 'EySter. T. J. cotr,y._ . Joseph Brown.. Andrew Gregg.— 'l - L. Re'W. • - • John T. Peters. Jas. B;Baekhouse. •, Nicholas Voeghtly, ji.p. W. housekeeper. James Penrose. Win. A. John Purcell. Glenni W. Seofield. • Jarni4 At. Sellers. E.' D. Gazzatn. John ,Witherow. G. J. Ball._ • Charles 13. Penrose. W. E. raier., Geo. T. Thorne. J. 'Dock: S. B. Chase. . 'Samuel - Kerr. ,• , •,• David Mumma,.jr. S. S. BtshOp. - John M. `Giblieney, , John A; Heistand. • Henry Slather. John Wright. • W. E. Stevenson.. . John W. Killinger. Wm. llamilton. .1 D. A...Pinney: . • -. KmisAs,—The bill for the relief of - the peo ple of Kansas, which ant pawed by,the Mouse of .Representatives on Tuesday, by a vote of 98 to 79, and is of a sweeping charaCter.— The preamble, passed by a vote Of 95 to' fib, declares that, the laws of the Territory of Knn_ sas passd ,lit;y the Legislature.ati :Shawnee Mission, prescribe, unjust and. unwarrantable test oat hs•ati a qualification for votindor Wcf ing (Ace In said ,Ti.rrittqy i and •hereas the Committee ofjavest igat ion sent by- the House Representativesof to Kan sas,: report thra saidl Legislature was nut electi:d by. the legal vot ers of Kansas, but was forced upon them -by non-residents, in violation of the, organic act of the Territory, and, having thus :usurped legislative power, it enacted cruel and oppress-- ive laws, the bill proceeds to declare said laws null and void, to ignore the legal exiss tenet of "a body of--men", assembled at the Shawnee Mission, Kansas Territory, "claim ing to he the legislative assembly of said Vir ritory," and directs the Governor of the Ter ritory soy proclamation, to fix the-time and places for an election of.members of .the, leg islative assembly. Ilethaining sections of the Lill prescribe the qualifications of vider:-t", int - rise • fineS•and 'itriprisonmentli;r -The' -fass' the Sth-rate.- MI CARRIAGE MAIL 1 1 1.riTsa., r --the; res °lotion of inquiry proposed fiy PiSh, and , - ndOpted hY:the'Seirate on ilfeinditija' tinder sfood•tO have originated its some %ierygross :abuses, to which the:Post4Ace,Department will. no doubt: apply. the remedy promptly if the source of the evil on be_aseertaiued„ has been stated, for instatie,•iha't 6'4 docarnent4 mailed by ttieinherslto'sbilib "of the Southetn:satfti; tuitmartithstv:ithiee:, • have been , reeeived;.at-theirslestiaat ion of Beds-sent from the .1 1 .atent,i9fqe - imsler. frank, mest - of theriitillye"beitlo . st or 4straTe l : tea. ; • 'COO)plitinti hai - e 4 been'ad&e' v''thh` publisher.'of an - illu , stratml - 4erletbat li?a•ebti ies have: been . so oftert:iiist, as :to ismittire to.send his embellished ntpn i 6ers,hy„e;pre s4 , whilst 'plain works newer Riled _ to he ,trans. initted : The evilis evidrtith the re sult of a want or fidelity; oil the - iiitriefthe subordinate agents soinewhere.-L-Wat: . ttl ; - - Rarusurmy . TORIBLEOUIMAGE IN kA1C13.3,8--GOVNILNOR ASSAULTED-42SEYERA PfitSdNa'Sfitii. —Sr. Lowe, Feb. 25.--The ,, JeffelAon, city -correspondent ;Or the _St; Loui. Democrat learns by, passengers, from, K21114$ to.,night that a.difficult, bad occurred _betweenG9y. Geary and a man named Sherrid:' ,g-emiring out of the refusal Of the former tiapptiint l the, • latter to the -office of Sheriff; as dosireol-by - the Legislature, and, which hail had 4.fatal termination. She,rrod. 130 . cw.owed:,the pur pose of killirq Gov. Geary L aml meeting him in the stitet i ipat in his feee: : 'Ookt! Geary ded not resent the insult, but his friendelgilt up an indignation 'rneeting:on Thursday,,the .290. , Sheriff Jones, Sherrod c ao 9themat• tempted to interrupt the,meeting,,and in. the affray' Sheired shot Mr. 'Sheppard, one . of Gov. Gear y's' *lends, four'times,"and i•odid ed' two others. Mr: CloneN - Gtari!'Gediea Secretary, thereupon: shot. Sherrod tltrptigh the bead , killing him,mstan:ly. ,Oreitt excite ment. prevailed at Lecompton,,and a general fight was anticipated that: night. • Ger. Goa. ry l siesidenen wits'guabcied by IThiesit State s t , • Tetatitiere irmaiarveswina 'Fitt biio 7.oo4lti;atritytili tki wttorAsi e V sa llyiri m y teaching cfo•expect to tea is n•AOsiiiith Ilialrierkftv- 1%1011,', d 31 4 , !t jilli lo 4 l o\sW o 2 Aeroit i - "Plea men on .- -aton'diky, at lO' peir. 4 . .11. , +'' At ackgoifternii* Wft .-7-77--:•-•_-------._; i•x• - s- .. - , VA la* a uttlii*Snillr , tonotileolobiongo - TaißLAca Saaae 4, 14,4 - I : tirotilti.j 3 r,lg - i ll / °lcl° At..• 3 .& °12 - : , kr.,i.a' I+4- - him Yiiiii*, . 1- lii - 11Pinist - amil fii•stl i rec4iken , ' i l Pis 6l i itt'llib • : . • 1., . • onimatlim-, 01 die' Iforriiiin I:(nnicil cif Elitfei.' DafasMa - 14 . 47al t dmat 's90 14 j ) et ' ' lit -' ~„,. • at dreat 'Salv Lake :aty, Mid l hold•evtreo3v- 4-1 N argil l iraifa3.7. 't - , Aq:•• '-i:, • _ra d : ecnor of Utah Territoryohus. endorses:the ' 4i" Sh•tha'16*41114,1114,14441111111"11061111 - b ad cilara4Pr 0 f: (1 99 , -,?k 5 .41:1 tolkoiaW%; :..k..'!• :. , A c9 r3 eo MA , Titglzecti, ' .- . :4„ i Bif , „. ,We eatt,, pick out eiders in 'lsrael Halo h'gre - Tri b Wu ;, 1 at .4. . .fe -.. '- " ' 1•+ • , , • - - 'MI, and ;who eat; beat the ‘Corld - ut.g : 4611014; . 0 - rbe eta' 2„utlt , .* ' m aw - ' ezte,a_an t emeiniamdai; handle the' eaids; 'etale'nt and' c slielllV ' them'%ftri v elcia - 7-, ...11. - = '""*""7 - 1 , -.4 ": "• . 'with Mt anlarteittrogue ha the. 'fiu3B of - 648'84.1 i _ _ __,MWV-tilitli_lakilthettrke*, I • l o l l_,___thkleilms; mare: fuotitoot t.leanproduee eldembererwboilit. let."NrrilneletTiarimei.Vir. aso'' 4. , o ubeitr ows io l ap 4 _ tio than phave.tliaie, sixiailest,kheWa; . , .a4sl ta.ke.Alt i elf f l i g ru b di ' 4 money . (tvingieMt. ..+y_.c4n:.!.),f4. o.e..rovd„.4o..o9pArif se r v i ~,z statt 4 lit'an,r One. '' ' ' .. ' '''' ' l ,. • feet inue 4 a ;eel% iritt siificitte" t" • • , ....- ;k• •'....i...i..:..Z..., i ,,_. t .,._ j .,_.,.....„:!1: ..." - i!;-•r.= !•-, g --, Adel ^ litS • 9 41Pattlikeb 410 Ar" •; • Exarramijire nt, tut ILumoie:Liausjatiti.gi...l i mmt.: liperlis4l , My. , Rfir4sfy4 ' 77 4.11VAY-4 1 9 43 4dcriga 9PolvictinYm 9 1 01 ke - r-Zitritri.. k u tt."% t 'lOl-I"ct 14" ZI; in •g. F/tred , the 111Moin .I;fpi r .,Jaturei ta . '), 110. ... d ; ‘ .7 0 7:7 ,_ m .....,....„ --4- `v i ll at/ . rs. . ai.e . • 4- lie, 4 4 p i abheaTi • MeMbeisiiiideli pinikt 4utiliel6''';c e l pi r :M 47,icii=reaTagorl(lie 'boa*lC . teati*6 l olltiiifitt* egg -Alaslbiblifirettifieeltli"tbillfitittiff tithStfiPc.VifteiktillVlßlVlo aft--theljournal;-•theA)hithetstliammitie4subl-- v i 'lkk i diAPPOlncftr 41 4Wa.' .104 , Atitio , Ator 4 st, •ilequentlt,...atteoiotd ini ,vxpetwt- hp whetypi)ra t r u AlVtM a it r a* r f i eVare " 14 ~ IkeicitOg fe9oo,o,Aue4v, Prßptittisgo!frAireaeo;;;;l4;44- iAL tiq m. ' vetoed" ,the bill, a t)!i'pg . Willi. MI, t niit: pi:Wye mil) . suKt*„.4erorkLifig.,.... beei'fortineOill't t Hi! . De' ititikAW'r• . ):. ''' '• ! '‘' -, itwili rettriieMAS • - annewiirmaN . ...- i,..1 .... o f ~,,,,,,,,,„•4 1 . 4„ ...u _ i _ . .. ..- ~, , ,ii tt 1...,.mi , i , hiplaNspftoslaric ~- -; -i- : rlicift.. Z.I , . , ;17 - - . ~. --, ; , flhe ' t, belltnnileFleas v 01 4 01111410 ' t " AO:, .: •P. -, 1, .. • * ' id fiviatfmwt43-4iii**o44 anti . itAlltdtutopit o lo63lll44 - 4,110 4 .9/Art *wed 12f . gitser e UfA4A .. - -,- .. -• • " *". . . i s ...A ati injicinieniVw eel ulna tAt ' Dhow" ' .:.T . ' ,1 ''',•, , - . • • _ s r. „i„.,,,,,,:,..,..,___ !„,,.......,..,: ,er vhirair , &After* - sieii." l : _-' • 'S r At 3. !:`. ; f Wa l l Mi er P''ak Willifaa tiV SVC - •.• • - , • o o ,•, Ca 7' t.h4 led n - a 4 f A . _tilTremains were recetted by the Conti: newels. and escorted to the City Hall. Whe re they will, lie in State till to-morrow allerl oent at 4 o'clock ; when they will be conveyed on board ‘ the steainet<.J. ,Woodruff, for Louis ville en route to Philadelphia. _ , . The cit . ) , authorities, the military, civ i c s ¢ to,tite !era al.„ ..-.` _ ,1 , " ihd highest honbrs vitr.- iftidl4 retilamsi b the hi hest o ffi cials of - lavana as they - WCWFOn eye o STiniftrml22ll-waP.4l tti t. c THE lifwalaillneitart•Fr.-76443 received in washinguini from,.,lliexico, state . the fea. L I tures of t his 'treatyttlit e ir bin - n,of a larg e slice of Mexican : territory to the United State s , [ including; tliolvhbleor ttorkme.iva Lower California. fitti t ,tiAqigfiittiniiiilst &wen mill ions ofd opirs 6:otn, tha.l l *Witpthet, three 1 millions tl - teieatting.sei:opintopay claim s • I The treaty havatrilied 44 - New Orleans, .on its way to Wiih t .ifitiiii -'"," •—•''''. 7 • , - -- -- . A 111 N't TOApyravaigka,...7,—,W9 .brated blaeking manufactlicy \ - 4ati•pow ceaseci to he. The business :has "triesitqf f r from a resOlutrok taken': rrt liniqropzietat-s, who succo,s34:,..tli..spiiitell'Ofiginal of the " firm, to disContinuthailertiait i ln the news pdpers as a -useless. The. conse quence uligltt have,been foreseen._ The firm . .. of" Warivii"hal,c4asfikt to-,itiat within one generation.. ; ' ; , • - , . N • 7 - '-' EW Ima Town Et.e.oLtona.—a—Return from the' counties of Montgomery, Lewis, !! S tOti ben, liilion,lll l / 4 /0416 1 - Cheinung, i Si. Law, . rence, Tiogd, and' lielatitire,4ll6w the follow ing result-in the aggregateortho elections for 2 Supervisors t--Reptibileans, 68 ; , emoerats; 37; A mdri,cline . ; :.:10. " `:SliktiV i 'op ~ ies last yearl—RepublictinS, 52 ; . be !n • 04, 46; A mericans, 36.. Ahtre is.ilter -,_. a gain of 16 for the 'Retiublivsna, and" tulosi 'of• 9 .. for, the Dernochits;'and"23 fnithe'-Anteritmns. THE ERIE EA.ILROAD AND 111 .9 .FRESIIiii..-- artiAT BEND, TailShri, F4P-CllBs7.—The bridge at Narrowsbttrg, on the Erie Railroad, which _was_ tempr9:repaiied - , - NviksLmain, waidieditiray'iashir weeks to repair It: - 11gr'engerl and freight are f;n.warded'i4two.itythis•oplitait York, via the Delaware;• WeeretTrAuigiutirat Ra ilmad of,New,TerileY• ,•!Thlarrfighkk'r-tio West,_is„f,ctrwacdA i bi4e,,,Siz t „E press' Campail in'eonneetion %%Alia - 132(1e Itailr:oad CompNy, r t .r.,v t . 1 . ; , 41 „,1 , _ - •,-414:il :do s : : • • :-The cineinonti•Specili. alaktida has member of. tl*A:Mio- 110 u$ AltrilfiVgger_,,„ lives, to sueceed,John Bltiu44llo %trey ,meniber, restilted - itt.tle linseti,'RePbbli&T;:bsi 'til ivbetitiLink vihurti anthliart for re•elect ion,' and lilerermateci, cga sandidato, .v9FulAag4 t".444.4r4.1401,440ut, five hundred • vot gs; ; T4'sity give 'Hosea 414 . iriajoiffy;tiilli4 `rural dis. triets of the'ecninty:gavt, Sliffigh, 406' tv. :1 'rum NEW NI.FrAx ! .„---Alotniptotri, t hrjfmtp , come into 'mere generat use; . at leas in France.. Tl 4 the colon; of the triny;'hithertolilade;Of topper,. gilt by Olvanisni; apritowErnadeahruistOin, ill, Al us, , tighterking thew : ex/4,-4 the A 144 nearly 23.4 11;s. 41umininm.i.1,tyte#re-sOno-. rolls than bronze,andisonst79lentlY into' use f.lr` mtiAleal instrifrneriti. -and fiklus, &inking 'etip% , .3:-or.,•imtvtgatitcribeek formed ,of it , Thet -.Weight --of sate 4113W , Alaid is 46)1.4:0A0-9111144,114P-9f.0.4F.; - • A tylsit A 1.0 r-A storz.. writer sers: 4 froalA:etiisproi li:iitire'whittnhPo' ifitri licr'ttio Alin& • ith ir.terittilPikenhicharir Oottgkt tfirongleheri imam{: her -teafi W u t it AuttlacheAuMciai.ll4l al**, it? j t ji 41 ° 14'F' 1 1 "3Vl' I4 P -YR un g t i O v whose!leyes emit itglAiiitiellies,"' • I/ .te.4,l f; miii 4 4 - 414iltiit'frO141 makes phi Avow segolititsatekinsyr ' thimAlo.put IT A hef,V0161411411906(04404 f leCc/ BiTAVONft:ftAgt iboa *was surproect' to notice how .le bis iit a Verk t 'B4 l t te4d- 4(4i IA 1 111Fove1 11bfrai1tifettliselitic inunincalorAlAdle Otisibtite Oahe 5:4 -roanvn tiv.otterff eittla 1.6- aitieetiq hgeoBWeiti, thpi resorolvemning *wafts 6:llooseeds: tivAtd-i-th**401444400414,t, , 6 a0 , 1pt9.?„,..,,a-), 1? _ _ _ _ _ 9iimmko. , ll6- wilt railk.fivitiriNettp,YOrk‘tAatopeAlinglb 7th if 4:4rh!,.t <= t barc,i ,htif:cazi ••- ct-trienlni •• 0.• " WM 2 - I +EiViateti ' •w hiefititelirtipagetheAdiggilis4boNsitrimkrhie , otice-h1q1)%4 40r1T9m,),cive the 9th oniareb neAt—a 'what - 0460s INK iirtniitiblti t o intalgialtignaitaliklq- . lila -glFigtj oiTint i pr i. ertV ti lle t wiih, -Us tirlifbefrrit MLA V 'XVI gilt - tom ,9ight I * l,t olts.O.fhgeinutfto*Ayit M,- er diitittiop, t ett was tit pAlpose . e e 'bbitid ithi 7* isettlirtModfvetOttgint :Atm; Aellytill/414,141RatutA ii- N im 'll- - .mutt *la ,5 - -t e - t every Tetcher make. n. ewort, fo at-. :iend lheinietelittNel. 4 Miteitiet*r*erMar&laci: AHlTgatOr litant kiTiOlt , 4.l 4 - ;1 / 0' Feb. 16:1 '7. , •,.1 :11+:1''P 4 ", Sit 0 . V4sl= i g W4GI eir Kittr.Kanz—nt. - me. Mutants tw . Km' Oaussa. 23...--The :steamship -ived to.d.ay.from Havana, whence the 20th inst., bringing the re: Kent Kane, the Arcti c w- died in Havana on the lath MI
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