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 was adjourned from Tuesdare lpe the Nias nesday, and over to Thursd.r I'sals k

 hereafter give report of t6e n,asH's For the present We only rema,, 'Ss' $

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 cause a hopeless one, or thsv Asoer

 stoop to such means, nor be xilr' would rifice the character of wortbv a aas to

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 The article on this subject, Dnb,;.. the Phenix, and copied into int tba tFbs9[sA'a p1 can by the prosecutor, is one of K ,b, AspAs specimens of ma!ignity that we I b,s1 si''1 read. t IS exparte, and of coprse as a false impression, as 1t was iOtsas should do. The subject will be ,as'' 4S'|

 SEPT. l3.--The prosecution .s' ,ssual ced by James Allen, editor of tbs syplA' e! nati Republican, by and with tbe .11l gll1 Wm. Burke, Moses Dawson. R, n S'' T'1 and others of the true glory nooa . Al' fir. V. M'Grew, for gliding SIX ly.a' ss'' five cent pieces, was yesterday h,on0l9 a close. Mir. M.Grew was bo.ss' acquitted by the Mayor. on tba ~,lI that nothing had appeared in e79's| RI showing any intention to pass tbs M coin for more than they were wort5' \ that on the contrary, Mir. M.Grew hal V very far to prove the negative. + sass' ed in evidence, that the person prOsoep.' rs' the suit was aware, some time orpv;'' having been informed by one of tbe no. @ in the public street, of the intention tp pn ;, the quarters, and was to purchase e.s II ! twenty five cents. 1t IS generally admin, that the prosecution was conmenceahs ther the election of certain candidatss' . the character of the persons eolnDo,' the meeting held at Mir. Lylle's. Is ,n cient evidence of the faat. We are vpf meet with the first individual, Jackson anti-Jaekson, who avows a belief tbat \ MsGrew or Mr. Mason, intendedaDy Inn more than to have little sport 0aMa day we expect to lay full account oG i proceedings before our readers.--Gs.c