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Start: n~ Charge agaJ.Dst :the Axueriean Colonizat on Socicly Ou .rulers w l ecole an account pub shed not I ug ago of the se zure by a Br1t10h erm~er of a l rench vessel-the Re g na Cre -engaged n he F ench app e:t: ce slave tra jp ou boari wh ch the negroes had p ev ous y mut n ed mu dered a po t on of the c ew and a a ge numbe of whom were m the r turn butchered n attemptmg to land f om he vessel by the capta n and a party of the crew whose absence on sho e 1 as the occa; on of the mutmy The c u er wh ch captu ed the slave vdl be co l c ed was despatched from Monro a L her a at the sol c tat on of Pr\\ lent RoRERTS oun s of he oc urren e The neg oes e ma n ng on boa d the Reg na Cre we e tak n by the Eng sh capta n to MonroVJa nd 1ven nto the cha ge of ,res dent Ron ERTS It .s now s a ed tha these neg oes whose ~ue P ee: dent RoBERTs ac ed so rrom nent a part, and who contrary to the usual cus om we e Jande l at the colony we e ongma y taken fj om he colony and e e f om the anks of the colon al settle -f eed slave! em grated from th s country by the Amen an Co on za on So e y tha tl ey we o ~h ppf'd as apprent ces under the F ench s em w h the consent and by the a angemen of he P es dent of he L be an repu bl c Th s s a t ng statement s Lased pon a le w en by M EuGENE DES BRtLAIS a surgeon on board the French n w b h a graph c na ative of the o; l ole occu renee IS g ven and the fac abo e s a ed d s nc y avo ~ed re]ates tha be neg o s on boa d we e nea Jy 11 suffic ently well ed cated to read and w e--a c cumstance wh ch ells pia nly f om whence they ong nated The New \Yo k T:mes sta es that rema ks na Ie by Lo MA ME a: RY on the atfa m the House of Lords, strongly confirm tb s rep esent t on fle e rna te fo nve ga on on the pa t of tl ose n e este 1 n the J, me can Colon za on Soc y I st, to ascerta n wheth the ua DD ng cl age Le true tLat c f om the l n ed 8 a e o the comfu aLle set ernent of who n the ef f r h an h op • a P d eete I n the a on s I e ue a e esu l nto s a ery the new name wh ch he French have \ en t and next who lS respons ble for th out ageo s scheme We a e anx ous to lea n the t 'U h of th s most start! ug an nouncement J:bc Express and ti e New Yorl Central R..'lUroad The E~'PreS< of th s morn og conta ns a b ous art c e u elat on to the p oceed ngs of the convent on JLLSl he d at the Cia en don n th s c u wh ch t attemp s n a very nnt an DJUSt maune to throw the I ol b a of tl e oubles now ex st ng The ofe en e de d f om h be ween the New Yo I Central and New \'o l & E e oad pon the Cent al road A s ffi eot answe o lB p nc pal accusa ton appea s n a con mun cat on n the Re p U o lay f om a delegate who was n a tendance and heard the d scuss on on both de The E:rpress s v uously nd gnant CORN N\l was ex h b t ng a mean d spos t on and endea o ng to get d of pay ng h s eb by efn ng to take h s newspape f om the post office at the Cent al road because of ts nufa ness to other route And for lhat reason t en e s the arena w th s d awu s •or I and threatens to ann h late the enb e nst l.U OD Afte charg ng the manage s of the Cen t I Ra oaJ a ncks ero d shonorable n p nc 1 ed nst gators cunn ncr sneak ng men It s only neces a y to s a e o how the pe sonal male olence a(( nst Mr Coa No by he ed o of be .E. 'P e lla two lays befo e the art cle n the E p e s appea ed e b !I fo the .F.:rp s ba I een oa I o fu by M CoRNING s agent he e and that at he ve y me he a cment appea e I n he Express M CORN No ad e recezp {< r such payme t n h s poe ket The mPan nallv exo odes n o one g and d splav of p o sta ous equa to the finng off of a dozen ten poun I rocke s and a basket ~ II of rna e e wo k:s ud W'lnds up n a ve ry patr ot c and fo th of J ly style of spread ea 0 [e o a o y cl a g ng that the oa l n the hands of Ea STUS Co&NIN G and DEAN R ORMOND s a pa ty pol tical pow~ aga nst the good of he 8 a e, and n that ega d we ne s of the abo e a t cle •pp en tend ng be a e ac on of s s a when n fact t mere v nt mates that M prud h s b afi er be m se abe cb o had been made ns ead of two days before - So on th s sco e the E:rpress be ng even o decen A FLYING MAcH NE-Lo d e mp e hv a en e of du y to the pub] c v~lfare to exe c se o best facu t es n com l at ncr cJnnge ou each ngs after power and n \dt d ecte l effo t endea o to br ng 1t nto a p ope and safe sphere of actwn Ice by .Ina Wnery The ew Yo k Post g ves an account of a most ex rao d n y mach ne nvented by a :Vf HaRR 0\ of Geelong n the V c o a Colony of Austral a one of wh ch he has wo kmg o Red Lon qua e London d v n by a en horne eng ne wh h turns out ce at the rate of G 000 lb a lay The efnge at on p oduce 1 by I e evap c at on of etbe n a vac urn and the pe cui a ty of the n ent on eon sts n the ar :.mgements fo e aporating the ethe at a lo v temperature an l condens ng at a L aher precselv the eve se ofo d naryevap 0 Jir;lr Mrs HAYS the woman who es w tbout ea ng s s II l v ng and st I con nues to do without p ov sons of anv k nd ::>he has l ed s nee Feb ua v 20th I 857 o the present day w thou! e ther eat ng or l nking JBr The catch of salmon about Hal fax th summer has been ve y la ge Immen e quant es have been expor ed o the Un ed Sta \\ The pnce n the Ha fax ma ke s from fivepence to s tpeuce pe pound The Fountain of Tontih A eo espondent of the New York 0011r zer a ul E~7 rer gtves the fol owmg le &enption of as ng !a and beaut ful spnng o Io onda wh h trad on ays, s the den t cal F ouota n of Perpetual Yowth whose fabled VJrtues so nflamed the unag natioru an i x [.(;:d e ongmgs of h ::.pan a d -the same founta n for wb ch DE So To sought. and m the ~a ch fo w h ch he was led to the d e ove y of a s ream so uu h mo e wonde ful and of wa rs wh ch t hey d :1 not reJuvenate the man have done much to gm a new complexiOn to the WO We should think such \cryslal waters as a e here desenhed m ght penetrate the .} em and leanse t of the we:a.knesses of age and an sea ce y wonder at the w d ra th of the old Cast I an Who would not ke ( n the e hot d ys at least) one plunge nto be clear cool basm to test he v tues of JOHN 212 Main Street, HAS JUST RECEIVED ORIGINA.L S'IORE FOR LOW PRICES E D HOLMAN DR WHITE JUS REMOVEb To 386 Franklm Street and Beautiful Assortment SIGN OF TilE LARGE TEA CHEST OF BlACK FRENCH LACES FOR MANTILLAS RA..~GillG IN PR CE FROM $2 00 to $7 00 fer Yard JOHN KORTZ JEWETT, NO 217 lli!IN STREET, Manufae ure the omng G ds, FILTERS AND COOLERS COl!BINED AT $6 $ AND $ ~ FjLTERS ONLY $2 ~0 $2 0 and $4 60 REFRIGERATORS, w b a he pa en mpro emen\ll of CIRC]JLATING 4 ~ ENT LATION a .0 e 810 i2 ~4a.nd16dol!.rs The L:trgest Assortment Jn the City EXHIBITIONS And :Pr1vate :Parties Furmshed ffiERA DISCOUNT MADE TO TBE TRADE fOil C!N SAVE ltiONEf ON FIREWORKS 1 AT LEM H FLERSHEI.M 8 1 Woodward s iP'l NEW GOODS!! AYRIELLY S BAZ.AARf{Q AND BONNET WARE ROOMS OHEA.P SIGN P A.INTING r WIRE GAUZE SCREENS, LETTERED WINDOW SHADES I OARVED ANn GILT LETT$R8 A.t F B Scott s, ISIS S Division st 3 DOORS FROM MAIN ST No 145 Matn Street, Second doo from o of Exchange at COZ...\TTNUE TO SELL GROCERIES At tile FolloWIDf CRUSHED SUGAR-------------·----- POWDERED d GRANULATED SUGAR WIIITE COFFEE do YELLOW do ao BEST BROWN d GOOD do do STUART'S SYRUP·--,-------------··-- BEE H!VE d \:7C p und do do do do d do p gllll n <l do GOOD > OLASSES 81)(c PR!~ lUO COFFEE 14o pe GOOD d d 18 OLD GOVERNME n' JAVA COFFEE2 d TALLOW CANDLES 18 do BUR.NlNG FLUID 60 p gal n FIF\'Y OE!iT' :{:IL4Cli: AND GREEN TEAS S dinth mty STEW ART STOVE THE STEW .ART STOVE IS FOR SALE BY II!DLEl' &. IIUSTED ~~ eB FREDERICK JOSET ENGINE AND BOILER BUlLDER No 19 Lloyd Street, BUffalo I AMUSEMENTS COM.PLDfENT.ARY .BENEFIT TO l'IIR EDWIN BOOTH, rHIS EVENING JUL 0.!1! AND SEE llill AT ST ODY'S HALL 2 T HE SUBSCRIBERS HA' E RECEIVE!'\ from N w Y a Philil.d p~ a rg ~ro t. men fthe a.tes ayeaof GAS FIXTURES of N gara RENW CK & WISWELL A C RAND \\'-\\\ SEVEJSTII ANNUAL STATEJ!IENT Of the Funds and EJfects of the BUFF .A.LO BUILD I !'I G SOCIETY AS WEBSTER GROCERIES AND PROVI~IONS, Also Vegetables. Flour Salt, F sb Pork Butte- Ch es~ P try G:reen ana. Dn d Fruit, W d n and S ne Ware &c. A LL KINDS OF ENGINE AND BOILER R pa nng d n M 11 W X Machin ry nO, CASTINGS OF .ALL DESCRIPT ONS made o d A good SJreortment o 'Pli Ea-r ng est rna ti 600 00 5480 3266 58 2302l) 4 207 29 000 00 33 416 97 CITY BAGGAGE EXPRESS A Oily Bag-gage F..xp ess Office has been es- tab i!hed at the Exchange Olllce or Ja• Graham oppoo! e the N :w Y k Central D p n Exchsng stre t. a-CitiZens and the111 can have theJr baggage d li ezeda 1lllyparloftheCJ.tyby N'ringCh ck a; th~;~Of- fico aboY1111lelltionO<l apSt! JAE GR.A.HA
