I' :: tnisanuMs, ifftkln Int islithi Ilit I 4 Fugitive Slave Case in Boston. Boston, May 25. Last evening, in pursuance of a warrant issued by U S Tommissioner Loring, Deputy Marshal Freeman arrested an alleged fugitive slave nam ed Anthony Burn', w ho was kept in custody last night, and this morning at an early hour brought before the Commissioner for examination The Court Room was hut partially filled, officers hay ing been placed at the door 14 -, prevent too great a crowd. C. G. Parker appeared for complaint, and read the necessary document from the Circuit Court of Virginia, setting forth the claim of Col. Char les P. Suttle, of Virginia to one Anthony Burns, a slave, who is described in the papers as being twenty-three or twenty-four years old, a a feet high, with scar- npu the cheek and right hand, which slave the raid Suttlo alleges eseaped from his service on :he '24th of March l'-+r. William Brent. of Virginia, was called as a witeele. lie testified tlro he knew Anthony Burns ; he wa.s born a slave in the family of Mr. Suttic; had hired him in l/..46, '47, '4O and 49 of Mr Suttle he was rni; - ing from Rich mond- tht. :Atli Nlar,4l: had not seen him since At this trig pr , ceodings, Messrs. Richard A. Dana and t' NI Ellis who appeared as co - J.oBd for Burn- I,.koci for it postponement of the case iriocn vat granted by the Commis- Jner - It L, said that during lak , t evening Burns had an int-rriwcr furna‘r master, at which he eonßented r, back with hilli AN the pro medinp- were conducted with great deturum, rro idigul of disorder kiting irr.inifOted FrO , r. E Nay 2; No unusual excitetuelit perceptibl4.! Aunt the Clourt dud ..ng th, day yesterday, ,and the fugitive, Burn- remained tinder guard During the fort.hoon tort, for the recut cry of $lO,OOO ihmag..- aeain.t INIt”-srs Cherie , ' and }fir, ht. • for, that iln; -44 d Bottle and Br 14'. .14 !J. 2.lth &ay of May , well knnwi riz :!le i But it 41 free L•itizeu of Massachu..-r, together to have the said Burn. arre,t. ! a.r.4 41... prisoned a, a „ate of card Sutt'e, told t. 4 Alexandria, Va.," Sc, Hayden 1 L0! , 11,4.1 man w,u, the com plainant it, 41,4• The wrlt %% 4- , .Nlcs.-r, Static and Brent, and tiny tr..tVl• rueltiir4d hail in the mot of $5,000 e .„l, Stlb.itlfl.l , ntit „I Weilb isz.ued writ of replevin aga,u-t 4!•:tates Nlar,bal Freeman, directiti , ,:: tia,r .iffiecr to bring the Wl> of Anth my Baru- fitd:r, Sere th t ‘ur: , flomw , u 1, 1:4 ;C. day ,41.1 tun., n xt. :tit the Mar 1.. , .If n.. 1 it will ll* 11.1 NeLi• a anditau , : 3, Thottqands and thou sauti- of I.ard-, alZkrin till/ tio.:k thither. an.! th. v williP., v. il. the proud ...,insctotiAait‘• that the. I;vet do ittives of none of their right.. by a itkote eilt 4 , :t .1 th..mietle—that they w;11 be 1 , I i t ,o;Nik,t N,, eittasi,:a and Kansas, a the) have 5. en In NI Vtk arid Pennsylvania The) will ,q, lot , wltattrathe privilege is accorded t . them I .11 rlVlk.lt4; ,e, lan I.:w- and givin_t .-haracter . their ••w, ;I itution- They will go In •thth [lumber. , th - , edily th..y ail! form `tat , ' goy- 1 ernuon:s, I. re I.mig two bright constellation.' till '`' '" I ' lld ti " , g'tl3xY of the Imeriesti . on- i f-lorae‘. 411 ...• States will Is: /.•• • ' i frlud els„. A t Soil Convention was hi 1.1 in l'itteburglipt week, ;And although l'ot.Litch ,sent a lettel be read, in whioh he proclaimed himself a td Abolitionist, the membeis gave him the cd shoulder. and nominated tith• of their Own i)e, a man named Porrs, of Ches ter eounty it 4 - the Whig party had '•gu ne I. pot,*!. it wit; more than justice that it child,. the Free ti arty, 4fiotild go to tt,rf.:, too' .4,.. ! nay, Th4frorei , I. 't ring to have tht• bill ( organizing. Territories of Nebraeka and K 3 an -1 Has, "rrpe .'' tient it, and tremble 1) ye , advutat.tes n-iutervention: -With s a h ( i n. itixosy and oonditiou of wings before us, he banner of repeal be unfurled, the sword and the scabbard thrown away, tm and every ( r interest and quelition subortlina- , . ted to this feat and all ittiportlint ineaoure / and let nu t evnaideration be ailod to iii%- 1 terpose an ~ le to the progre ss of tbi greal. ; abd patriqfieutt - Now plat las,:r t hacEnt id it he P ident has issued a proclamation it appears that there of another Cuban invasion, and bought he might as well put a :nee the prochunation. l e &tithed thinks the "pa and Eiie haveitabibed a perfect Shore Road." Wonder how • st east the Itepd for that die. Fi prop Rene., CCM wiv his t, and stop The f the tic. tieu..unt•cAl .Irvi are ou Asiy to Mad Messr:-. Doug & Co Don't port wish yol It bps to Walk! ,When the OA& Poses came down upon Erie Sinter because her citizens did not choose to submit to the exactions, the rascality, and the monopoly tithe managers of the New York roads, operating th;ough corrupt and purchasable men in ow midst, we thought the day was not far distant when Buffalo herself would be made to feel the "crushing out" process of our oppreeors! That time has now oome!—come sooner than we expected, but still it is none• the less welcome. The serpent of monopoly has entwined its slimy bids about the business interests of Buffalo— has injected its poisonous virus into her veins— and already her press begins to writhe under its deadly effect' Lot them ivithe! The serpent that is entwining its folds about them, and suck ing up their life blood, is one of their own rais ing It is a pet they have fondled—a reptile they have warmed into life, and it is now no more than right that - it should. serpent-like, sting the bosom that has nursed it And it is doing so most effectually, if we are to believe an article in " The Dernoeraey" of Monday.— The writer of that article says that not "over one fourth as many passengers go West by baste this season as last '• He also - declares 'that a Us diminution of travel is indicated by Hotel registers The reason for this the writer givees follows• •'Tlie late consolidation of the several section al roads into the great New York Central, has placed the control of the entire line, from Buf fulo to Albany, in the hands of men, yotrria,.l/ 0,14 y by what they may raceui t/to f.of their rapport:6oh; sod this policy they pursue, rspectitc.of the local ixtc rest of - the cities west of Albany, which, being the residence of the Preident, claim- and receives ',special favors.— policy leads to a systematic attempt on the part rif the Central Company, V , direct travel to and over the Great Western Canada Road., own ed iu part by Albany eapitalists,) and thus over the Michigan Central, I owned and controlled by ' , awe parties, )—thu'. travel i- directed from and oven from the weocrn portion of tb t',,etr,il Road, and oar city i mp,Acrished, whip c the private init re.4t, of inTereArti in tlic great \V extern and Michigan arc ad% anteel Again, the p)(1 ,. q leads the mauager- of the Central Road to use e‘ ery means in their power to induce travelers to g, fruit Buffalo west via the Lake Shore Road, to Cleveland, where an ether interest acting in concert with the Central, seizes the passenger , bound te.eineinnati a nd forwards them over the Cleveland and Columbus 'Road, thus preventing I'"s- anger , from finding their was by steamboats, from Buffalo to Cleve land and Sandusky. and a , by the Mad River and Hamilton and Dayton Roads to Cincinnati, and the Bellefontaine, to Indianapolis, &c To effect this diversion via the State Line Road, no efforts, however objecitonable are omitted; even latterly, the Conductor- ou thr C e ntral refuse t o allow the boat agents to rodeo baggage ebecks for the Sandusky boats 1 With these objeetiohable proceedings, our citizens would not be expected to interfere, were it not that very naturally the Mad River, Ham ilton and Dayton, and other lines, are thus in duced to retaliate by a course which is exceed ingly idjurious to Buffalo Finding themselves cut off by the Central Read—compelled to run boats at a great loss—they uaturally endeavor to prevent their New York botind passengers from finding their way to the Buffalo and State Line, and to the Central Read. and induct -, them , to purchase tickets from Cincinnati to New York, I, ea (h. ii, # 1 nsyl, ft I. nu ,tp , I (I h ..,, R... 4.1 r-, Pins ,ln i oda , ,71.41 P , li asyl t ,in •, r i'. ut , a l I' Ph i lad, I . phie, thus leaving Buffalo entirely oft the route. and as an extra inducement, providing iti the tickets for a delay or laying over of the p.a.seen cre in Philadelnbiee_e t we v ‘lelity. if t i be,treeen- Ker is n western rnereuant, won a nu d .., ri "co., 1/ ti i I in.- rett.A. th , is TIV,II nt , i t ' l,,. .V., 3'9d, p',,,,h,,,, , ,, As a consequence, the travel has ereatly in. reale ed on the Pennsylvania roads, while it is noto rious that the travel is falling off on the New York Central So of light freight Our informant, who ought to be well informed. startles us by saying this falling off of goods is 90 per eent, on last I year's business Our informant was, on Thurs day last, in Cincinnati—at the office of the e lam• ilton and Dayton Road—and was told that 150 ! passengers had that day purchased their tickets ( via Philadelphia, most of whom were bound for New York Heretofore, even Philadelphians trav eled from Cincinnati to their city through this State Now, this squabbling among Railroad Companiee may be an agreeable and pleasibt pastime to those managing them and receiving t . salaries, but to us—tn every interest, commercial an d mercantile, and to our mechanics and hotel keepers—t" each and ail of our citizens, it is un fortunate—frought with evil and misfortune Two great and powerful interests are, by their wars, diverting trade and travel from our city The power of the Central is well known—and that of the Ohio lines, from the fact that they arts long established, out cif debt, well supported by a lucrative local business, owned, reentrolled, and managed by shrewd Boston capitalists and shrewder practical western men, i instauce O s . horn S: Lane) cannot be quest iened—the power at teas to do great injury to Buffalo The re• , gion through which these Ohio roads run. eym : pat hizes, as a matter of course, with their Rail roads, and confounds Buffalo equally as a matter rf course, with the action of the Central Road Thu - s we euffer from the engenclenng of a Hostile feeling among the people along the rout. e 1 do not name the N V and Erie Company l Thar eorpnration aide the N I' Central in ite oppressive and 'selfish course, and does A. most Uin,//30 und xtitpOly They ought to know. end probably do know, that neither the Buffalo and! State Line Road, nor the steamers "Queen of the West' . nor eereseent City.•' will permit an agent of their connecting read --the Buffalo and N li Cite—to pit his nose on then car-, in their de- pot...r on their deck , , t.. take a .heck, or eny a l word in favor .1f their route to :\ Air 1 ork, By the by. we are told that the New York and Frio' Company refuse to -ell in New York, eeeend ' (dries tickets via this city Cosstwrvi('v.--The Whip and bolitioriNN )lasAschusettp• aro' pnturrg ak!! gtriet ~b-4ervanee 4ervanee the iilissouri Comprorni.C, while they are openly violating both the law.: of that State, and the I :timid States, h) mobbing the State and Federal officer., and timing tire arut. to prevent the execution of legal pr0.,...1c,. Tin. it the tOltili*tenc:, of the Antd•Nebranka party in the North sair A powdt.r mill exploded at NVillmington the other day, killing and wounding,a large number of persons I) it AADIN OnTRA n . —An unnatural brute named Philip Ovenheimer, residing on Sycamore street, over the canal. hsi , been in the habit of beating and abu,sing leis step-daughter, a little girl nine years of age, in so cruel a manner that his ikighbors have, time after time, threatened to inflict summary chastisement upon him. Yes terday morning he stripped her naked, tied her under a shed in the yard, and gratified his fiend ish malice by throwing pails full of cold water over her. The scremea of the poor child brought several of the nieghbors to the spot, when the cowardly monster made tracks, luckily for him self, or he would have experienced rougher treat ment than that which he treated his innocent helpless victim to. The little girl, whoee mother died six mouths since, was taken'under the pro teotion of a neighbor. It is said that the inhu man step-fatiter has entertained a hatred to the girl, in eemaequenoe of the election evinced to ward her by her deceased parent-4dr wife.— %oh a Ismailier might well saute one to "Musk as imam maw. —pia. Wage -.l*-- -e lIMMMINMEMENmft . 41 •1 it ...awf ul.* NI; A par ago Wit ghlaelkat , er our *lanai. to the wag istilteis *Oar, , hillialka° l PwrPoe &See deem owe efelabaye malladY the al ter, and le Vas leet Ilrotd lei *wry timtli falwW4l., at (Mrs a primps* of it. ni Irimeton of that Ward have Puy- , dosed additional ground, and ate maturing their plans to pat spa baii‘lati *ea, eatie trees ite WOW, will MN' h• alt ornament to the tow,. Tillie is right. Public editmva, is sating spelt seats aisiestlen, ought to keep thonsture in view as well as Sherman., A &shoal. Hones that might do now, very likely mill not be the thing five Sean hence. This being the ea" we *rut they will carry out in full the plans proposed, sad give us e Rense that we can point to with pride as tie Pablie BOW et the Sala Ward. In the Wait Weill, as we understand, there are a part of the Dimities., who desire to keep op with the spirit evinced by lb. Diresitore of the East; but' onfortneately .! part are afraid of their shadows. The world moves wo feat for thew, ' • School louse thee woolent look like a Pantoyli alio bans, or a beettemenTe saitb shop, voile WIWe thew, brnes, ao we bare been told, they have matured a plan to Lund • wood wiltion of the premed shabby concern Tory wish to distils upon the plea of •ooncnay, a. they ray Ike birld tag Will cost a few hundred dollars lest than the plan pr, posed by the other Direetors—a plan, let as add, that has been sauctioned by the principle Builders in the cis) 'and when (wiled oat world prove an ornament instead ,1 a dlegrseqk to the Ward. We trust the ..progreer loci" .c. he tst Ward School Directory. will never paid. nay ,er ly should bolt, for they at. soling in this matter .: well for the future as the present. Proprietors of Hotels invariably aspect the rte.- to sing their praise when they Jo the handsome thing snit Ed itors, let us add, are not dow in doing it Thie ihe case, we see no reason why, whim the propristora of a lie till do a very aria thing, the fact *humid nos aLso tired. Certainly if it is right to tall people what Hotel to go to, it is also right to tell them whet ono to *raid, an this hypothens we most earnestly tell the traveling to beware oldie MOSOMIAIIIZLA Hurst. at Pittsburg Oar remade for this litsimply as follows We arrarri io Pau, berg on Botany last upon die I. P X Eastern train, and went to that Haase sad registered oar name, and bit° that tit a Lady who was traveling under oar protection Th. Clerk in the °See asked if we wished roe ms We re plied that the Young Lady did, bat that we 'lid not then -that "or wife wee in the city visiting some triiinds that were going to take dinner at the Hotel, and then . g , and , ee eke was ready to accompany Llr home in the worn ins that if ..he wee, ells vraild bring her over and r , •ualiai during the night, and leave in the 24 A X Waa , ..ro iteeordlngly we got our , .ininer, and then want out dt 'Ana o'clock we returned, and added "and Lady ' • / rest ,'or own name on the regi , ter, and , a/Isl t. r , - e were shows to it, sod then. fs w• were ,r.)ing ;arty in the morning, we wet: down and zoned t .r awl it was eat, s6' Welerste war nt tt• Two tan ner and two at capper and two r irheq, he pf 'l'n''t.fr the MosoxesweLa /To 'a ••barged ELI only r ti• Mar• w.n r., pute s Hotel bill, we paid it without 4 a r.l We : wt. J• w. 41 remark here that the regular charge at Ma M. , 1 ••,. 4 Hot or. is two dollen, per 413 At whielk rate r dl d. 'old have hewn just $3 at•teed • -s6' at,.. ta • the history this Hobo. gentlethau au ,r• •,1 there with in, and came away with u.. there the saw% length of time, was °Lily ,barged bi other fact, In addition t.. the $B, net t , , pat rant half a dolls*. to bring eane baggage t.. ant ah ther half to carry it to the Depot. In ooti , lus o bate but a word to add--either the proprietor .•( )Iv :40 , GAIIIILA Hots! to dilbolltqt hint•elf. or be keel :oe ~eo that is—at any rate there re " , heating %boo; ' by some body. and we ealiopon our brethret, t the preee everywhere to eipqie the feet P We do not charge anything for this pull- It pro prietor of that Hotel ie entirely weteotne to the may do him, lA^ People should never walk backwards it .13; g.- ous. awl eornetimee places the perms who tr.... 11 awkward poattiori. Mother Lott, we all ha.... ',eon taught, turned to a pillar of salt for even looking back. hut ei en she, we fancy, did not feel so supremely foolish it 't ( 01 low who tried the feat of walking boatman& in te ~.• , ?f .itir office the other day. He was looking t,,r 4ign. with his eyes east upwards at an angle fit forty-hi gn es. he commeubed retracing hi 'tep,. when un'..rtu liately he ;ame to coudatt 'tithe dry hot.. and preato change, he stood on his head and shoulders or thi dtict aide with hts heels pointing up at the very trot where file - a •s"-w.l 6.enre We know it rru. laugh at linotkne . 4 misfortunes, but our country Mend rut such a ridiculous figure. mid looked z, foolieh withrl. that wit had to indulge ourself a little at her einem., Ksrwart Tottoa.—The Editor of the Syracuse tt,. r 4 asserts that be has known the question debated .•ftruotig polmetans, whether it were best to return a whlg •;euter . to Congress or send him to the Penitentiary for th e,.tu mission of a crime of whieh he had been guilty: midi: rtes fatally decided to seed him to WAshington. - We ate glad the StosulasYl indiesded the polities of the indtfldual. or we might hare supposed the editor was makine a (rive Pt the Ex-Henewable of the S , gsidlisk7 Jr,. • ' les The folloiving extract, relating t matter • 1, , in.,te quarters of the world, 'rem I, he tery sigm,tica rt the !tate of tociaty e=lating at the point• desigr,ate,l fa d fart atter Fite is very much to the point, and remind, uric of that of the man who had been traveling through Ilea than , untries, but on observing in hiv - journey a gaiiows the wayside, knew at ..nce that he tied reached I •,‘ bled country "The captain of a mercLant veaael unloading in feared to leave a part of hie cargo espoeed during the night 'lt re , ll not-rain, e. Mussulasan. 'But sumebridi etas I them; replied the Captain. 'Oh, never fear, re) the Turk, 'there to not a Chriatian within eeven moo-. ' Lut..4 Mottrar,—We hare - seen a letter from on, ••• oat old acquaintances in Gran ealiforn i e• a , t r; tipcliking of Madame Lola Montes, he ear, -She re nick tug an application for divr.r.-t. from I Tacloban! whore be foolishly married in San Fraf , is. • !set summer :zhe in hand. , ome etyle_at Urn." Valley, where she has a prezi% cottage. the has 6.. .1, h , rse. a viral) hear, a. , ..ers: other will a.. 1 !Dal umi a veer. motive for l • money on I 11.• of the •n-ewletit women lei mattera hustuca, abd Ai, a the Le,i. informed , at general .uh,ect whom I eve' knew. rb. r tiv well bred. *Nit manneri, erre entirely unpretandint Site re wars with the 1.111,r. RR a clare• and, in hon. re a rem'. arr. , WOMSII. Her failing+ err a hoes temper. and e 0,,, was on a...rrl 11{11 /LW pay- , well thuee ten":a employe, and that- in a Cahlortirear..- rte, 'errs • •o• ' tUda of - .%rrr-faorp4 , ol Thie charitable tlilifornian teems to handle the a.A..r‘ , mr , Lola se though the was quite ••• rrt.h pee.. anti not • very badly soiled pattern, at countro, it .t Cher to the eut hare regarthol her Her failtagk • been dresatal up in mph dainty phra,,d..gy ate. cm worn/ 9rtgeshoh.,' •he conferred up•.n t, lu schoulr of,Boeten the honor 01 wit tv. Pee nothing rery ' p;euliar in the ••Cahrornian • ..yr - in tr, closing se'nteuce. Hi? .erne to 4 noul • ti. e•ot tL. thin of nun twrooring to other nation. riu. o h ,, man (amity' given to •quiihtine • tyro tit , nrs i• oh reined. Aprol.k., 1.. the ah,•%o, se s,e thjt • nin p ..t the Mailivilif /Jerald, *pub. /rues m behalf of Lola Monte'. for having htttru the In« hand ‘,l it• ma,4reati. He miens It a matter of !site entirely "u t he pert f Bruin "Whin Lots went t.. lerd her Innr With racists Nyrrot, and bripir rar•. Brain ran out in bugle t.. Illegal her, veined her hood 4...tug0 'rows. ewe, ter " Whet ,tregt ..•" think of ttruin't wow u e think ther, 1. a K... 01 ,le al of bn:namt-ity itbout it .1041 ,- hoe of our exchanges ;nye that a titan named George Ilart pas been arrested at Alban) nu a charge of seduction and bastardy. Tbiudefenre, among (Aber rebut ting testimony, called quite a number of witnesses tu pmro that at lane• the defendant we. 0, sway de.-oe f ie,i, and the counsel in fawning up VII mu, argued very strenuously that his client's ablusration rf mind exculpated him (mat all Maine: and that an insane person , wan dot amenable t , , the laws of the lend. Should this delouse pru+o valid. w• are tearful /hot "mental derartgainetar will heceuie 111.011 re MODS out youths teen' rAr- home of the papers are nest unirallantly p.aing the at Mr.. Mary Prewett, the mode's Editran Ora Masai: , rippi paper. because she seaciaatee Millard Pillekere -I for the Presitlesey. Sit,- rite New York ilvsoiag Pat ctatee that Et C.. 1 lector Livonia ham boson* the Prasitket the Lapin. Stoae-Dreeelag Conway to New York city. Re *aid to have accepted thts Aloe by way of potting bimetal in training to beam* the "ken(' esadidate for Govern,* I The Louisville LA qP.' l4; head of its columns each day to' jury who tried Nis. Ward. in Ky. One , c)f- them 111 A wrate, (viewing that he will attach to • Reyna Puunve.--le a ewe seem* tried ac Lowell, lyeeper at the Cross Roads, wher e io the Supreme Court. whee abstedsviejury, Judge Kee- of goods may be olitsiaed c gee emplhoooted sew of the wtheseesc 43 /ge for (*wary ' prod ir -ussis s =r i e tz t 7e , d !Pee of the met be a gram seses i l, but he waft et titl which it Imo ever bon ateirthmin. fu ll y my let it whams. Akashi; eta lisa.4bessasaamisf *Om adwortigiag. taw. Somebody advertises foe armee to self a work en titled kilynismial Inatesotor." k eotempoesey adds, "tlan best layskenuil Lastrostair vs know of la s yoking widow Wbet are don't know litmit to so see is loorsing." 10==1 Ins liiiieri o.,,,erpowintevi” offio. !Aim y,, t4 Our dillerbot city (tee to express tie 11.!utio Idea Ttiss 1 1 1+6at's oat, bnYir i. th, hunk rooms "Any tkisig bask tkla weskits,* of Wall stmt. "Dow ote,.Carry . how glad I prialos, ruling her howl Croak he r 4 ,, t4 dying to bear vognotikins Gov --k kir " „ nit, t.II toer' Nature's strongest extracts airlyi mabgrued words Wham wales 4 1 1 %4 . „ in its variant forms Ili, tatinn last week. Gotham, both eo lietr , rir,, evidently bad something uut ►om•thlng •it. Bat •••r7 btay A dud ei brats what it was at last the PI ed tile mystery. That *Molar ;N at had been arrested &Own, p a d . t.h.: public eunosity walla not 6. um, catteh had, of Idit", beim Istd toi t , AI .rwastualust, awl so I=l4 um, r.mitutte interest was throws rootdit. Notirsoy" St the bead of a newspm,,t, er got perusal by all othiflot So who : , ! i t ~raer were eutrsiceed. the who Nti• • tv see thou ptirrod up with a I , hc the affau was ihir. One of the Catholic knoturcay received a lame, ID whio - , et. , , &uut of $10,600, to dim* the se r r.... The Arclieethop, Bastiop. w PNeet, ri the pro ono o r tion in the court, j‘ for good ono ilkesktiosod, w oa,-. be offer Shortly afterwards, a porton. ma, three of our mom riropiretable older. open ha Alice it midnight, and le trunk, eontiuning the rituals, etuir, ruination of wittolt be deigned be pre 14 , , name. to the sottt•ty, Lau 4, lAwelgner,t, it was ushered that th.: -- order of " Nothings," end thiv bc, 11 ,, ,1t the letter The result ,( • h u i t t i r.., Roy, could not be ideal:l44 g. orove4 u ulan, incl• were w +1« Mbar was • breed fare, nut ,er:. ; up an hour of New loth We It v euppoited upon 'rood mewhat lap, and strong doubt at. er really is ..,r:l3 au order • Their latitudes ere gun:lowlier filiuMi. Way re one of them. The poe n , e.. .11),1 ?be dalike of the tewpie itiqy have tudeeeit the formation ,t ru ‘iiiiereui parts of the eountr: , .. a;, tie- bodies Into , Itsra and Amps.. uorse rbtl Listury of the Tenons secret tr) would be a saluab4e and , t,•truer pr. , grey•. Free blazonry- probabis r. day d prosperity and u.lv.r..ty •,)• prove.l, from an Engltab , sousis,ai ..sieolk, Internal, and butuanst,n,-, u:,l •. brnt•llt• and Induene.- through oven to Irstaut lands. ls the cr,,rj! ita 0 - tekecaug pulses of trienish tlow about to Int wilted Tb• various orders of t)o•.d 1,, to , lastly eonfinod to this *n2;: , arr. tamed much Inflame* or et.r.n/m** ma•b Ma,,nry again rear§ its standard of eumyasw►nd MIMI* are baronial; L La. Wens Would that men's ?wormAu4 sn ,netiaoe►ble stamp. Would tar es ery nelson 10 this aaaaintremen` t••••••• • tsria Nos fates from the country "JP , h. ornog hastnees upon! basks) n• har , • arrivr4 tr,id • h•rr and ,n the wiy The ED el favonhle Th. Amer:-* Halifax. ,sweilea, Spain. p.rtp, palmed the vnineTTl Wit i• Bruod•Tuff %hay advar,oo.‘l Tr, ',IN 1• `till ep.y arid LUipturtuz. IF, I • (VVI: a!,proacti .dun -re• tn