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54 - f:: A~S1L*S& i tO S; HAPth1S, 9L P it ewd OOI/4I 4110K..*OSZL; 64 tof '.AS OLOTUSI 5.4 t 4 ~pD~A K"90. ik01'0tL K and' FRENCH; wm ar iwllarnrrmxqpa Th. aoe told 5054 uo the baot mokas, mode totodo., .04 of e, but Mbaso oh, & Ouall StaotlMt!4 thr tod ieart .s. Seot iaog..ot. lro Meapeytow.4op it. OG iar td~adoodtbo MS 4m b. ioA to ot aod oinim e ourQ atob. jib m.oai att 05 It-V oor*o Bfldtoo. GSA vinnu E3O~t boAL4A1IZEG ThON I ýtb[ oadaoaped.S.O Ageotfo to NQ0CULLUGU A 00.'8S ELEBRATED AMEEICAN Co#smoeei OsalaayamtlEihorn, tor MacIHw, 0000.105, Spouting, Both Tab. Stook Pipes. Y.tam4ssr o..,Oto. WoruitSd to Seoap end som. k. n oBP arato'that al Il piod'lheooeutoo karnltyot thmah. ktb oo yddtoo. Par trtobl "NoIUANt aouIIK tam 49 t;Omm~UI Naai till he 40 Courm. .o~o MWA0SS1 tY .......... .. .EA 91XIERY. STAU13*J*ARVAll) PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, ~IDIA RUBBER BELT. CIRCULhB SAWS. ._ " OVTON SEED) RULLEES. C0R1 MILLS. 6 AMIZ GAUGES, - 1301. GAS AND WATER PIPES. POWER AND HAND PUMPS. AI~~bt5OP oroof ItIWD 1. HARRIS01. Ittt Oe. St Mad 4! SL. t'horjo vstro. 8uA tllEUS3A&DS -sUGAR HGGSBEADS. ERSPNfVY AND ENtISWZ. X4$PI3.S. SUGAR NOGHRUADS. RIC1, MOLASSES. RO5IN AND TURPENTINE ShAVES. AN))-SHINGLES. I pt.to.Hdmtaoa@ tothia Morinatt thrald proIemOf qpUtdo 4Ilu1&45405blha loOM. Wovhbu dhetttiwtt te Sgyo ofokaotmbo., to pomdooaa anrttttso~ot Itohb.). man so.*o heftommpasmoea b. St. Rtav iwilt at. soh. sad ghamfisd~Bd.Gew tloTippto 1S.ESto oai poolr, , soad the tomgloMbIasfoamlt 4pto lS. tOStbt. Ittregaiaa tto bomla40wwtSowol 10,50d50. bo.Otatbd.4tn at teem 000 ~utoilS'OWJSOW~ ld~ mo i1 nahomoyqls. r dloath, aidO aabeS qt40d 0pt Wcla1st tpips. T ited Oahan to itOheoM kUadRotdW. ba ot dwotod shared dtreaotl hrm B3ot atoo..OoeitoObteohatiloO- twOOnthona at tq Sottoakso*onyoy al. t No. 1 0 m t. Thea. aohbtaaooo,.athbAoo.toto.GOa. A7petty wt~at1S to poabeh. Partat , stoto, 0o~mty-od ito. ra t d,4ar jotldaa 000 obtain them htamthe Ago.). 04 wttt54. l dpptoq 1oa. 1. W. C. 000K. SatoM5Lra4 o 5h.. .. loaf oboIho, Aakraa EotippI Te 4.mo. A. U. JS SOam ýIS M. DALEARS. IN SUGARS AND MOLASSES, ESUPS~aSofEawm ~pwodmanaw yppsroow ý oTtava rodao END CIGA RRS. O rmo-Oo. O. LootS tuoo,.. toStpm IoSloto towatitaObO, Sag.. ard Nto Mmpa Smhetiot msaraktoot Alm, Go.ooo~tgar,0 oh.tb moot'dwattabauhotietitmdo,and HaraaoFProdo.O gownoraly d bpas-Sm OUCULI A. D'MUIA. 8O diN PCWOOD AND MACHINE WORKS. F 7oW. Engilneer, . .... .., . ....... ....de ....... .................. 11 8 New Levee streeL. SAWIGO , NANIN AND WOOD TURNING, doe. for IbeTradre CASFSNTERN', JOINERS AND FANCY WORK, of all FLASTATION MACHINERYRTr all kinds repalied at the I aWs" intoperton a PATENT (IRINDRTONE SAW GUNNER. MAIL order, fbr ilUM S( l eseoteld ith pisopth. PRICES Betb=apenetanl and e deneaad Mechanle, Tenpleenone bet Alodmm. Thie, wlththe mid of Mehnehley, enablesnne tod dtyieedenetto. InN Ree pAT°TON. Sm1IR &a PUTNA-I, 0101(33 OF NjGAZINE AND ORAVIER'STRRBETO Atg fodr the Baleo paJ 7arCTPIRBD TORAUCO, San. ana had and narmenontenatlyo tlnreSv, eneetnie .tem, ,ei fem the Mofehse ethe Largest and Fnmt anemadnit of Emamikuetnaid Tobmen.. , ntlety they-bav. m a nfnrendtn the rnde. and sollict NteiGeSOOU18and DEALERS to theistocl k ef .. pn etI*OLRAGUNIt~ft BURTON hEMAT'S Croce uIt eRapneda; LA BELLE CREOLE.Fneand 1I0; BUCK pejgENS" e and Ie,etd KST'6 Ipn-bae.dme~adn theirtI~ bRendal GRANT &WLLIANS' 3d The., and othete;LEONO RA eoooft v o tootthe PeWl the Stae IFao anP. annhee, U&. Nember. I=t Y. A N. P. JONES' poends and TUre*B lhrtehnbs~ra~Im In Neeth Oneollan em ya.inmeiledan and is penhepe the Rest Tobanec Ia the . WIU.LTAION'S TWIST, (Red pinkingn3 KATE ELIZA peenad., entrdad for oonnoinseeti only, and in rfat everyde -".td- af Tobacco nnentraly need. WenehSvetRS FOWHATTAN PIPFESw ehb ee nenele dIhnneeeeesmeden. dlf iR, A}^ AliWOAG NW OTNSE OI OIL CAKE MAUFKACTORY, Rye; no and 111 M tgaina itreet New OsLS~ae, Keeps eneatantlpeon hand Ceude and SupnnerCoraIfe~d OIL. OIL OAKS OIL CAn MEAL, and denotoatoadSIed. Ordnerlnn theehboveetd withprompsne and dlipatch. n01fn h fo r OnnlTrN SEE ean os elen. deC N OVRAI1STEAM CLOTURING MAN FACTORY. 145 .. ... Caa l Street .............JS New Oannane _e4 rmlhen~es~the blirw einRueeadu ebst ud.th eerl. thy, hey ar alway prepard to inebete wimethb NNOT6LOT1ib~ND, ef the venyhbeet Inn tanteal, aned at mad leson" Arno. Tb. leepe aleeetheoeeee efrn this and neghborles maauhab edndthm to ietand their esbinhlehant, a an in meetany tnanraaefh boeenee, and, In enden Iton l ahtnto eappl theft patnealwnewtth the sana and eetdeesdndn ef mo - eeb abe hlenoedemaRaetfainwitheveral of the mst pom taepdmflatnfeeteete the Sweb, and sha~l henneioeth be nble tosupprRlylnter. Wi th geodefnifotmn quallty. I oode inWtbheR ity wil Sle eorne atlefanilan to p lbew na mtemtimtheneRlInantIPSotthernetentiere, .. mreitboe nwdme.Wbth hnle renaihnemmnediatnattentlon. jtnB FRI ART A 00. g" NSTIRANCUD COMPANY V OfOeso~thrwdeetdrsd >~_-O01~iial, 581.1.410 18. 01k E AW.LARDa t't.At SHRISBER. Secretar *.p~.R.Sfl.Y ·b E. SIWAILLkAADW , _ _din...A SIRRENE, nnay g~hW ~ Now Nn *Anoes satlhe "zx A; SeStn,tv Shen4ahet (Ntep eseed ue. fanaoh alxeatlnef of ie. ® ee e efpeesnbm. Il~lraseIF er~~~~ " VOLUMJ".Hilt . ... fDAt OIltG, JUNIF 1, l86Or WbLteh bas e wtbontaed er male PAPEi IAN PAT;oT libUNYotasL . P LAMT A ND B AuHNd U W BIS SPNER, LARD, COTTON UANDO adI ACEINEF OILS' TABLE CUTLERY, togethibe with a ge.eal ssortment of HomaseSprletdag goods too onnmero to meontio, for setat th Ioweto drics, by HENRY PERRY, Sh1 " I12 Pordrs Street. i a . - as5 ......a... . L. n SoTRaEI'r........... ..aS 1dased tb. lyUhoL O Lb. pobe Nlb W tmd·ee dbelmveL o ft m't publc thot, be Iles qnedB LI.JARDSAISR OOsL the sLebplao. where I toultketp ooytoatton eaod BILtLIABD TABLES, J frm tLbe eosaobLted masuffetor of J. 1. SiBUiSWIORC A BEO., ClOaciatL, o a detriptlemnud prieste oob a ROSEWOOD, .BIRD'S BY MAPLE, MAHOGANY, BI5EC AND OAK, With- eble, Stae or Wood 9ed. AlsESi. 1i0lT04 and Bal, Poet Sdaol C.bk ,. blColt, Co., PoekeL,. Die ILtnerTntPia RaiL ,edoelaolytbhlil appitWoIl to Bil. Lnrdrorothazmes N. B.-..peeetsof Lthe aboveb e seentthe SC abub. Mal. HaI nd St. LouL BIllfeid Rooa. I5-RepekgdoneO sdhorttnoesad oa re.oable term. mft ly A. W. MRSIAN. BITTER CORDIAL. TO.I.C AROMATIC BITTERR. A CoeirdSiaIbr Ladles, Aged Personso eta. Of these two valesies of BitterL, the btt is to betaken mixed with any greeoble fluid, while the obond may be taken pure, or both maybe mlp led togeather, form n bltter of greater or le LutmoeSty, wsoptoaptOO eoryLO.. The. tS odo delt o fvor e the BTatOes poses habe Indooed the fast ljudge er patcultrly aadeL to restorng beaLLb, .n reostsblIh. Ilg Impabred dseenot, tbhat frutfl Iouroe of d .a.oe seo Dyspepsie. Nervoms aod Liver hlfetion., Geeral Weekneas, et., tdlof which renderlif burden. In my fever, folohwed by protntetd Looetleseo.Od oammLent eans, no em. edy is bettLoer adpted to retore tLregth tad but theeomtpb return of betth.. WIE. B. Thb Aeotoean Bltter0 may lLkwise be ten pure. ThoydoIot oootaio maLssprLts. Thb strong Savowtbeyopmo eromise froas Lbot tboe predomLlonae of obiLter pritot pe, bothb or whtch ae, however. btgb.l eeabo. SiL Bitten bhve been itroduooed tLbo generl uee tolthe protpd oOe - hoem, hotee, clubb, eto. W e-k4i by KANNENOIEK A o.,or. GotArl nd NewLeoe sts. A. A. PEYCHAUD, 90 BRoyl stret. J. WRIGHT A CO., 2l aod 1i1 Chartres street. N. R. PRPIN A CO.. 01 tfonmmrn aLret m25 2m SPgaa o ,s rP __PAEm D OLUE, SPALDIOG'S PREPARED GL~EE D SPALDINT(. PREPARED GLUE I e Ravhet Pilees! ab 0ON Ot YI DISPATOHt " A Sttb Itohn Time Se NLne.".SS A Ae atdents will hppa, ey a wen regalated famle, it Is vrm7 dlrsbLe to haw some eap end eonvmtnt way for 0- pairingPootture, Toys. Crooker, ete. Spasl ',mng Perepar. GuIe Me ote I oobh easrgenele , adob . o ho ehold can o fford to be ithbottlt. It ts always rMedylnd upto the sltklng poin. Ther is Lnooaepr s neety ftrlmping elr.. splinted ve as e, hedlasdolls, nd broken radle. It is I tb the attlo for neonolenI, Od otber oraeaontl work, so popular with 0dim of efemuent nd tnto. 0o bThis admrbl prep'sttmon Is ued cold. beol eboemiel bod it otolon, nd posegig all Lte valabe ulte of the eat b doabLO er'Jos stI. IL maybe edthoe plae ofordt wry smeyiegs ei ely moon te odh "USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE." - N. SB.-AO Brushesoompu.leohbottle. Price, 2eet.. Whbomale Depot, Noa 48oeda stree. New York. Addrams HENRY C. SPALDING A CO., Bo No. 600, New Yrk. Put up for Dealers in Caom eontolAnlg four, eight, Ln dtwele oAmn--. beautifrl Lithognph Show-Card seoomponyn toeb bU WA singleohottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE will ea.e e tI its ooestanntlly to every hoaehold../ gold by all prominent StatLmr,. Drug5OstL, HtMdwre ond Foroitore Daelesre Groeere, and Fneey Store. Country merchaute ahould make a note of SPALD.TlPS PREPARED GLUE, when making up their A. It wtll sand S oettlmetfa. . 1.1 L04W 1st THEI ELEUCTRIAL FEBlUFUGE; t tol SPEED'S FEVER TONIC b. Warrantd t calr, , htfrom two to t 5sbl5 hous. all Ipr BILIOUS, YELLOW, CONOESTIVE, t TYPHOID, FEVER AND AGUE, All Eebrile DIseases. R This invaluable medicine boo boon bfore lbh publl lor th tb fanure lao. aslalbs asn grb.s bofs.,ad Bhas 5555,11 to cure in a tngle lastnnce when taken according to dloootlons. Ill Time a.d ezlaleslas hase also proead satisfatorily flat the f, EIalctrcal Febriuge cares ImBlmalasll Rbasaalisa, Tphobd Pnclmmon ia or Wintor Fevr. and Pleadlrv Stook Pot [lorle, W Fever, asas. Tbaulsa sl JNer voe and Bilous . l aditet Ke. E. iI mnehi liaf mn, ein of R in the Ems, 0ity t Tame e, Tlt~ooe to tlook Ja m an or In 1g 0 Cold 1eet and HasSnds. Ill,,a and Bad (lsds. a Thlere i no medicle equal ao the Elbctr ial FebIiafsg for F. mal.. Por, blrrastedlsd .,,ppressed mmca4 aasl, alnd sor pro raded or dllcult labor. I'll pertafly sllaSIe allaconditiosa o or either Isle or tamale. b, One bottl,. pe 5l; Itausia nosgh to rse arm lse to eight cases atasdbnary f which render. it the lb. sbmp D medlcine in the wllat, w1111.15 regasd to tlb great savinlagf time and suffering. ft Bewara oflcounterfeits and maatlres praporllag to be thelb same or shitglr to the lenulns rticl--they are dadngerous an d unsafel lbly u. s b None genoulm without my tao timile allgrratltrs, with the liikke· ,nd Lle ,.sd,. El Bsssisrl FabHfage." Dr. Wp. Dnase..,NK Orsleslbllaslll the l. Prepared only by Dr. Wm. Dow.. E. B. WHEELOCK & C t., WKholesale Dn etaa, t! s. ll Malsgloaastreet, N Lwalr cocaL For ss al.s by J. WRIGHT A CO., and bsy Dla5and b Dealsssssoeaslly laSS lls W TREDEGAR LOCO1UOTIVE o AND MACHINE WORKS Il Rlchmona. Virglnia. a JOSEPH B. ANDERSON A CO., -xnnnrulrbnr~s or Laoomnotive. Portable, Strictly Portable, -And- STATIONARY SFEAM ENGINES, r OIROULAR AND SASH SAW MILLS, Sugar Mlls, Gin Shafting. And every srtlile If Masbnery requaire by lbs Seatblr Clanler.-As S-A ao- ClarW .lesad Axl.s, Barlana, Bdid, a t.(,SpImIo os i and ather Railroad FllesIsblg so TraaL.. etc., eta, Ion a, d I 5,. Braas aaeta. EDMUND M. IVENS, Geaesal kgale, { faezl lb,-yAW No.l 6sasls O aerlbtsC. N. Oleans. ELIII a s- IIOOVEL.-PUWIRFUL AND IA aritcIn icecoba noaydog witf. and finished in,6t ea ution. and Iak te lovel Idbalos ctet hioh it d 1scribs s weetened andsancfite t blmy baye i atablalfhhaadlho a Isplsasn.. NI Pareidab d(hlse0sartsiwblty ala.. MS Cu.m minaa Ithe fsreamastaandiaast honaadrasksofthe allsasswrIters If osourage." leooloslasPs THIS DAY II PUBLISHED a EL FUREEDIS, AN ORIENTAL NOVEL. By thl aubhor f "THE LAMPLIGHTER." S Ona. alame,s uasaly basad lb Muall: Prca, $100. , The uneampled succss .IIla attended the publscllson oa "Thebab alahtea' aad Iabsl Vaugabn"a wl. be wall recaaaa. -iered. Thaefoamer aoflates noys llua, r, e a Blte l opaasl laled by any Aaeriaan assl, ,aapt a1 anearly Onea Bndred Thosland Copies having baaa add. Tbeaaiesal 5.15ce. Is II Unitsd States andl aa.rrItBllb basp oalalaasd thlb.,, el amoasg lle aot brllint Cblaevsamaaal oa tes day In fslos. "El PrIadI," wlll-1. lbaad aowsela 1,1.5110 bealleagell.aMl., ba7t ·lra~a. ,1B11,ll, dssallpadaxlu aallk t lb. dasl~a. bat wll toaad hlbit a fula development f the aa.thor's le .urent s mateser tkoegbt sad a koeoer i si bt - All rea.er. Who have oaajsye the stirdIsgltoldents and Ivila aaadallatlbsa afTb lampIghtlas'' ad "NMhabel Yasghab the osw aoewlsbh IN late apon d5 ..s a asoaaod, t11 aaadaa a,,aodIaeivitallla ts fllow tahe shor lnto ath l.a ad fabllaS ting .alb os roaance ablal ahabeas salested lor the nsne of harprsu.atsay. Forsaleae ll Booakselers B.I NaeOrlaaaa. The piblibaaep nall masl e soleps; petpr.pd, onrea.ptof s~fOellba, TICENOR A FIELDS, 1 ayll sltee BoIsasa FRiD."YMOENNOG, JUNE I, .ts. ,ialTYlB . VU glo " . IWTAR U s6WAYT . T The resolatiose of Senator Davis, of MWissppl, B came up fa the Seate of"the United States a few P days ago, lnd were dollay -dsoed of. These p resolntlots, as is already kntin, related ib the d subject of slavery in the Terrlrlee, and were 4 broaght forward with a view of ixdug and set- * tling, if possible, the Democratic agee& a this s vexed question. When the resolutions came up Mr. kBroWS, Of i Misisselppi, offered an amendment doelaring talit d the immediate intervention of Congre.wasneeded fpf ;the protection of slavery In the Tesarltnlq. Mr. Brown has been the sturdy champion of this doctrine ever since the otenln of the sedison, and I his fought for it witýiab i$f and peristency. But he met with ndilerela t s'coes-only five votes baing recorded in the affirmative. These five were those of Mesers. Brown, Hale, Iverson, Johnson, of Arkhansa, and Yulee. Why Hale, who isa eetil etreesooier, voted for the emend. meant lsaosohiu hiog of a systety.ntesa Ind8ed he did it by way of ajoke. Bale a~at to be a wag. ( If he did it in earnest, It is another proof of the truth of the old saying that extremes frequently meet. Mr. Collamer, of Vermont, tien onfred ans . amendment that no intervention by Congres would ever be required. The Senate had just 4 decided that no intervention was needed at the present time, but they were not willing to to to the extent of saying the necessity for it would not arise in the funtre. Accordingly, Collamer's amendment was defeated by a party vote-six teen Black Republicans voting in the affirmative, s and thirty-three of the Opposition in the negative. Mr. Clingman, of North Carolina, then offered a resolution that no necessity now exists for Con- 1 * gressional intervention. This appears to be a re verse proposition of that of Mr. Brown-but al though Brown's amendment received only five h votes, the negative vote on Clingman's resolution a amounted to twenty-three. We cannot reconcile this discrepancy. But as a part of the political record of the times, and for the purpose of show ing how Southern Benators stand upon this ques tion of the power of Congress to protect slavery in the Territories, we append the list of yeas and nays upon the proposlion: . Yeas: Mesers, Bilgham, Bragg, Chandler, Big ler. Clingmn, Collamer Crittenden Dixon, -o little, Foot, Grime. Hale Hamlin, Harlan, John son, of Tennessee, Kennesy, Latham, Poltk, Pogh, Simmons. Ten Eyck, Toombs, Trumbull, Wade and Wilson-25. Nays: Messrs. BenjamIo, Bright, Brown, Chest nut, Clay, Davis, Fitzpatrick, Green, Hammond, Huster, Iverson, Lane, sMalry, Mason, Nichol son, Pearce, Powell, Rice, i i bury, Sebatian, Slldell, Wigfall and Yulee-23. So Cliugman's resolution was passed-and the Senate has therefore expressed its opinion, by a formal resolution, that no necesslt now exists for the protection of slave property in the Territories. Every Black Republican Benator present, it will be observed, voted in the affirmative, together with Bigler, Letham and Pugh, Northern Demo. e crats; Bragg, Clingman, Johnsen of Tennessee, , Polk and Toombs, Southern Democrats; and Crit tenden and Kennedy, Whigs. Three Northern 1 Democrats, Bright, Lane and Rice, voted in the negative. Douglas was not present. The question then reourred on the fifth of Mr. h Davis' series of resolutions, whichis as follows : 0. Resolved, That if experience shot1d at any time prove that the judicial and exeeative authority do not possess means to insure adequate protection to constitutional rights in a Terrotory, and If the Territorial government should fail or refuse to pro vide the necessary remedies for that purpose, it will be the duty of Congrees to supply such de ficiency. Ir This resolution, it will be observed, does not ,s mention slavery, but refers in general terms to " Constitutional rights." The resolution was adopt ed by a vote of thirty-five to two-the Black Re ad publicans, except Hamlin and Trumbull, declining to vote upon it. An amendment was offered by r Trumbull to the effect that "there is no Constitu vd tional rightto take and hold slaves in a Territory," - bhut was voted down, seventeen in the affirmative to thirty-one in the negative. The Senate thus affirmed the right to hold slaves in the Territories; but, curiously enough, declined to assert the present right of slaveholders to Congressional pro tection. tection. Mr. Davis' sixth resolution was then adopted by foi a vote of thirty-three to twelve. It is as follows; Resolved, That the inhabitants of a Territory of inf the United States, when they rightfully forma con- ma stitution to be admitted as a State, may then, for the first time, like the people of a State when forming a new constitotion, decide for themselves O whether slavery as a domestic institution, shall be it maintained or prohibited within their jurisdiction, and that they shall be received into the Union with or without olavery, as their constitution may pre scribe at the time of their admission. If Mr. Davis had said "citizens" of a Territory, le instead of "inhabitants." it would have been much ti better. We are unwilling to believe that Mr. bf Davis sanctions the doctrine that unnaturalized of foreigners may exercise the right of suffrage in the Territories, or take part in the political proceed ings necessary in the conversionof a Territory into a State. An amendment offered by Wilson, to the effect that it was the duty of Congress to prevent the ex tension of slavery into the Territories, was defeated qi by a vote of nine to thirty-three. The Black Re publicans seem to have avoided an expression of opinion on this point, though it has always been a d' leading feature of their platform. On the whole, Mr. Davis' series of resolutions s seem to have been generally adopted. Whether di this is to be considered an authoritative platform 61 for the Convention at Baltimore remains to be 1 seen. The Douglas men say not. They claim P that the platform is to remain as it was adopted at s' Charleston. But there are already signs of giving Oa away among the Northern Democracyrand it is 1 reported that the New York delegates will make a clean surrender. As old Mr. Ritchie used to say, P we shall see what we shall see. THE GRAILHE MEETING n The friends of Alexander Grailhe, Esq., inde- b pendent candidate for Mayor, have published that they will hold a meeting in Odd Fellows' Hall this evening; and it is presumed that the speakers will throw some light upon what appears an extra ordinary procedure to many people. We expect the assemblage will be quite large, but have no idea that one in ten who i.ill probably be present will entertain the smallest intention of voting for the worthy gentleman for whose public advance- t ment the meeting has been called. The friends of the so-called American ticket will crowd the Hall, applaud vociferously, and make the uasophisti cated among Mr. Orailhe's friends believe that his 1 strength is twenty times greater than it is. This will be done with the view of damaging the Citi zens' ticket, by creating the impression that this new opposition is really formidable. The subter fuge, however, is, or will be, so transparent that it will deceive no one except the very verdant. Mr. Grailhe, in all human probability, will not carry a single precinct ln the city. As a.citizeu of unexceptionable private character, he may receive five or six hundred scattering votes, a majority of whom would, otherwise, vote for the first name on the Citizens' ticket. This is our candid belief. His running may slightly damage the prospects of a good man and the public interests, .thout the remotest possibility of advasttaging bimaself or his ofriends. Why should be rnu His frien say to efts a reform in the'ity gsverament. What a 4sl lon it . Let, us sk thessi question: What contd seo in ia the way of reform If elected? Nothing. NotOa ina4 for sq scaaes, snyfaeke$ bae idae.n 5 e ntd 4 romente d ed o ndo withl f. The nl.aet m il ea .cas. " .o -40 notbfa n taw onist'd i .a}ll and FIe boaD t in thefelectio n of the C1ti5e5' t liet, . day This his hunt as ·gappareata tbhe aneslion r y poelbiHty for the ask.e of Hlstnifs): wihno mad Go -, sethet ar ihe aboeid daeh tlKe t a sae nde ts po laBopIeOa, niuprohiang end ineoesue Jobi cIte biri es. The onrly onepte thre r a st of In the elerionof the Citiens' tikeat, aed satie and desrose of reform a oarldvte for that tickes to The capO TO of the slaver Wi eire had been re [We are Indebted to Mr. Los F. antinger, of. T graph lie for the above omportPnt dispatoh. ARI'AL OF TH R e onAaiIP OALV ESTOý a br1 Ws o , y .-- i ,ommittee, e costing of essr. Johnson of Tnn John soaveaosn, frosKHa rem,, via Ke'Weat, s*.sa hLofey, are the ometeabill lThe Gvee on tohis commiatee West on the o branches of th e 26th b str.ts cid;Iaptlo follwg t ophe bak recey es of Mr.pt enjamd t s reply to Cubs, by the UI . steanme.-- ar G,. sader ,,Js, 0 slaver. Dowasapp een subsrtbe for ves.... The fC der bro tte bare sending Weton d placed her eo, nnber. isome 50 negroes, in d sthargeon thein behalf of : l. his akees ttalo nposed of 00 Afrcfort the co asg ourth of t ofly. Cuba by IU. Snoessels. After thsmr arrivay at Key Went, the captan to-day, Mr. crew of the slavebark lWlllsmIa ete.pntincnutody to there, to remaporin till the month of ve majority of the preoent year. the captan ofinted for the pur Wildfire ad been f inve tgleedoting the public prin g expenses. de [WThe areport exonerandebted to s r.Loen F. antchnger, of th SMobhaingle, any knowltedtge' or the Per ns carTble- n I graph yine for the abovernment mporinteant dr.patch. -The present system of public printing isht~w ever, condemned. Pree ng vi The Areoeers raey 1.-The Joint Celommittsee, fi Scogeotslng ofMessrs. Johnson, ofTenaneee, John- ial sot, of. 'Akanmn , Harlem, "Grew;. Thoma and k Lovejoy, areoposfderieg the lomeateadlbill. Ht of thin committee disagree on the bi mony of r. We ches of the bll.dell. Mr. King, in hise of MrBenminority reply to the Mr to been t nbsc ibe or. hfp The frid Doglts ar e sendinog on ir- ro iy doments were not only knon b a ntd to by Independent lhsmsnatration In Philadelphia t the PresideLnt. "May Aniadepe nt demon aetration In behalf of Cov. Honstot bun been pro a posed for the comIng Ponuth of July. hi r WAouirrOx, May 31-In the Senate to-day, Mr. W Slidell made areport on behalfof a majority of Dithe committee o the committee appointed for the exprpose of inves- of r tigating thepublie printin g of h expenses. of c. The report exoneratesion of thre subjdeect Buchanan from de having any knto-mrrowledge of the operations crr o m by the Gov, ernmentay 1.-prInter. House f epre n Thenpresentsytemof public printing behalf of the nmitt ever, condemned. ary, reported back the he report ireflects very seerely on the tSenate, which p r. mony of Mr. Wendell. . Mr. lie, in his minorIty report, says that the negroesptred Sthe stamony Mohawkon boarlyd the shoark Wldfirhave been Lo pat the publ Iter the scolonypport of party Africa for paper purpose of being fpurthe onsildered.le At iona. Te hreport durthermor evening, saysthate bill havy it mente were not only koosin hut assented to by ti e-ing the Pres stablishmdent. of a Govern Sment printing-y of the came up finorty of the committee ot spiriteed to the rensued, whichction of tho Senate. instructing to the commIttee to inquIre Into the expediency of er having the printing of the Senate done byonact was e- or otherwse. nnounced. SThe furvote taken conid the above bill was as follows: y ferre wr Eeretio-mrrow.t. Bo W oo, May 31.- In the Hon. Edwar of d epret sentatives to-day, Mr. teynolds, on behalf of the 1 le Committee on twhe Judiciary, reported nack the ns bill lately introduced in the Senate, which pro- t t; video for the retsident of the negroed Stcaptred bywill he the steamer Mohaw ratication board the bark Wildfire to 0- the colony of Liberia, in Africa. The above bill wil3 be called ap next Monday by for the prpoa, has of being further considered.ings dv; Atice a late houras duringthe evening,thebillst.v of ing for it object the etabl uoyaishment of a Goven- is ,u- ment printing-oftice came up for discunssion. A quo spirited debate 8 to 8ensued, wiconumedthgreat DerportIon of the evening; aut it. passage was e fidunally annound priced.ery irregular. There were 1500 The vote taken on the above il. per lbwas. The followor: re- Ayes, 120; nays, 56. Letter of Hon. Edward Everetts day at $o, ay0 to $5 31.-The bbl. Edwsrd Everett's Pork ettrse through which he will accept hisold nomina h tono f Vice President of the Unitedre 500 bbi r. be read at a ratifio cation meeting to here held in this city to-night 00 s f Rio offee at 1 pri tee of asses rrval atis reported. Yor .mxw .-OR, May 31.-The steamship St. Lour to-das, s.om Havwereana, hasold arrived at this pricet. She bring t advies as late as the 17 th in$18 per bbl. Lardst. The Sugar market closed buoyant. No. 12 is ind quoted at 11.to per reals. White Corn was sold 1500 balessold at 14 to . per b. The Flourbushel. ono market closed quiet; 13,500 bble. were sold to. her day at $5 20 to 05 30.perbbl. Corn closed qouet; rm 61,000 bishels wore sold at to 6ive. per bIntelgenhel. be Pork closed dull; 800 bblls. wore sold at $17 75 rim per bbl. Of Lard in bbls., there were 500 hbls. fat sold at 114 to 140. per lb. There were sold at g auctionto-day 3000 sacks of Rio Coiver at 121 to t i 131c. per lb. The Sugar market is dull; prices re :e a main generally unchanged. No change In the ray, price of Molasses i reported. CINCINNATI, Hay 31,-The sales of Flour to-day amounted to 1100 bbls. at $5 40 per bbl. Whisky mainta cons tinuets former price of leing. per gallon; 12inche00 bl were scana ld to-day at ths price. Western Ide- Meso Pork sold at $17 75 to $10 per bbl. Lard is hat in demand at ttc. per lb. White Corn was sold in, hthboe na. _____ MoexON INOTLLIONC.-- We underetand that there are 1500 Mormons in the town of Fiorenoe, Nebraska Territory, who originally started for Salt Lake, and who, it is asserted, are waiting for an augmentation to their numbers before theystart Zionward. This is the ostensible reason alleged, but we apprehend there is another which is signifi cant of their delay, and which is to found in the re cent Joe Smith demonstration. It is well known that the proprietors of the town of Florence have given young Smith a considerable quantity of land in that vicinity, and it is also alleged that he has promised that he will bring 20,000 emigrants there within a year. This is no small inducement, and it will form a nucleus or colony around which the disaffected at Great Salt Lake City can raly. [St. Louse Repsblin , Fus roe rue Grats.-At Cadin, Portugal, the chief amnsement of the carnival censistedin the proceedings of numbers of young ladies standing on the balconies, each armed with ahagtuaffed sfl like a pin cushion, and about the inss of an egg plant. This was tiedto Sa lon oolored cor.; and the young ladlesasmused theselvas by throwing the ba at the head of any male paeeby,-kock Sbg his ht oti. f poaibie, aI then pullngthe _ba' i e rapktly$ by the coed. the streets vraery. 'asrrow, It was almosat mposalble to ore .hS. gislt.' let in safety. The dark eye. of tie drls wer. daflahigwnirh faut and made one feel dciedly at fetloul tt'fWfts thrm. lbtpleasantly fke i tfoim te Tpa Ganuvss S a sr8eo.o 0 C.Deall la am Wheeler (thettar surrendered op Wedaesday) 1s0 l o bonds to eepp t. eheseead unserre ther to appeear before eohrder, : for tion on the. 196 l.t Thy tr 1edtehae: e two we published. day bef ot w et 5s Oy. ee lobn E. Plorance, whe was eraed by Dbhn ls ballet, was reported by hse of the tpers s ke.-' Ingbeen with Wheeler, inthe light f a frend or accessory. On the sire of thisreport, IFor - dnce tendered his to rbe sfor Soith, but the Mayor declle cep t it, set discovering any cause why he bdauld aodept it THE esw.y, MYAueE K o -Th. .s we aAliht + breeze on Canal street lasn eate . As we heard it, a young man coniha ted with a sew hii iehbloe agetpy visited anot. r sewing aelesh t geany, an o mpany aith a geoieewho cWelted that he had e~lswindle bytis .ihfe pforcbhling rat he iris 4ne4 aehsold only at othe rl asie ey. 'e e vitreth . nseo tart leaguage, and the vislted agent struck : the; buta loneted with noe other ageny. Mwire weapon h hranis rl etaeutesd eo hi yun place In the voaty, and aindifg to batter o pon, came running ebck with a st~io sme sas'it i w a ruler. A be add li le d f lowe p pasored at thedo ofe e the ieaqf pbth t tingma was tlhpey sae theietd msn leanig eses desk at tihe back end of the atore, with a coke4 revolver ipepl hean, letelet at the door. ompI~ one ciled, "Don't ahoot!. doet w haotl' Te that was the aendotghe colet t rheh threaented to e a tragedy. m isDlars Ass NMciser .' Tke -polle o-ffi SceHughes, cohvite a a8 5e sed for the de of young Hyamrs, , wa tea, to be heanedon rh the loth inst the death areot ga the Cover- d nor having been received by BheriffPrker, ,s QLD MAN o s ALAn.-Louis Hepner, an obl g gray-haired mnh, was yOaeathf e noughlastIghtot visit Dora Moore, at her bower of niquity, on Per Sdido street. She robbed him of i. He, discovtd lug thatfi e was robbed, chased her with a buo ikre. Shepailledthe police trnd hahi ntra sed. Hesthen ad her arrested onthe harges of rob g o hif. Oficer Ph lesungwof omw a iette, ar en3r , o covered t$25rf the money at a neigiboring oaerb o house, where she had sent it, nd arrested that other syren, eien Miller, as an accessory to the robbery. Gwarspwnto-TObody wa ishot ot stab beons t..erday, thaeie heard of. e r Fast Scapu a.-A well-known Dutch Ottso e had a sligit isnnderstandfug yesterday afternoon I r. with an Irtban ý`at the asense ouatehouse. he if Di tchman jar4 het Irishsan lpreial feelers, Its s. 'eenan; the man assaulted did notrespond bome of his friends not liking this, tookep for hissoAd nI sehwed fight; and the result was that the Dutch n m;n went in ffom both shoulders, hit out with left end right, floored half a dozen or so, and cleared r. thp establishment of all opposition. The beauty, au the business was, that no one effered to use as . e weapon tha his mauleys. Outsiders jumped t d merrly, it expectatien of pistols, but no Ie hdwars wishown... m &ccinadr.-A child was runover andablhlyhsart ty by a beer woegn yeeterday whrnte, at the cerner, So*f Carondelet Watsalknd Teiirs street, Theririer' 7- stopped and offered to give himnelf up; but the sy thing was so purely an accident, as witnessed by difierent people, that no one wished to complain ee against him, so bewent hise way. eg Doaoossoo.-Thomas Toorney and - Higgies, f charged with allowing slaVeb to remain in their Ct groceries, respectively, -over five hinutes, were e yesterday dsmised by Recorder Summers, for reasons which were legal and sufficient. S RosaasYr.-Thi is the charge against Robert he Hoggins, who Wha arrested in the First Distifot he last evening. He was chsrged withhaving robbed ,o. the shop of Charles C. Sweneson on last Saturday by afternoon. to PITCHFRonxst 'uIILn.-Thomas Gillon, of the Horse Btation, on Nayades street, is In trouble, He ay is charged with having thruat his fork into the leg of Joseph, little son of John Mathes, a vendor of iv- confectionery and ice-ream in the neighborhood. rn- He gave hail to answer on the 11th inst. A Fin AND FIRE-WATE.-A fire started at half at. past 12 o'clock yesterday morning, in a house on 'to Gravier street, between Rampart and Basin. It was put out before much damage was done. The ro: woman of the house was arrested for being beastly drunk. Disca.snx .--The crew of the steamer D. P. Kenner, arrested in order to discover the inoen- ° diary, if there was any, have all been set at liberty ti by Recorder Benit. There was nothing to show b that the boat was set on fire. AssAuTT wtTr A BrSPITox.-Ned Banker was ar rested on. Gravier street last evening. Charge, striking and seriously wounding Emma Bassett with a spittoon. The woman, we learn, was a partner or pal of ' Banker, but the specialfavorite of a steamboat en gineer, whose visit to town made her anxious each time to dispense with the attentions of her local lovers. Banker, visiting her last evening, found that he was not wanted; whereupon he grew furl ous and struck the woman with his fist. She ran into the back yard; he followed her with a china spittoon which he picked, up; he caught her, and holding the spittoon in bothbands, gave her a blow over the forehekd withench violence, that the spit. toon was broken to pieces, and fragments of it im bedded in her head, cutting the flesh in a ghastly manner, and strikling in her skull. The physician who was called in pronounced her to be danger- I onsly wounded. ALsrn AND O paA.-A bread cart and several night carts were fined yesterday by Recorder BSum mers,for pursuing their widelydiftirent avocations without brands or numbers. Hts Nsan.-The Prussian Paul, killed by officer fary on Bargandy street, on Tueaday, it has been discovered, was named Jpjn Paul ld hader. The Coroner has not been able to fnd out the where abouts of his baggage or aspy of his effeots. Co -rrrnD Fro TRIAL.--M. Blanc, a police of. fleer of the Second District, has been sent before the First District Court by Recorder Benit, for striking a prisoner in his oastody withot cause or provocation. Dows oN MCRTAon.--.amoe Casey, Bridget Cur. ley and Ann Robinson await examination before Recorder Summers. The charge is,.that Casey assaulted John Murtagb,hli neighbor, with a knife, and threatened his life, and that the women, by their acts and language, seemed to sympathize with and approve Casey and his knife and threats. I The 13th of June is fixed for the solution of the trouble before the Recorder. Tos CoaosTa's QuaLTaLY REroan.- Coroner Beach, who commends himself to the community by pushing his investigations farther,' and by keeping his records in a clearer ad btte an than any previous Coroner within our.ec frnishes the foifllowag l~of Inqaqesthldi - iss and his Dep.ty, Mr . orapseu, smonths; this ble i his It may be ajudged.peaei. witd rlabor connectd 0ith consideed, t4 Ohe '40 Y a siee r5i9 e ethe homicide S J-S I *--Wote . fl6h8 aelI" ineE eem, .85551.. 14* -p.. ,'. *1o-(!78lfld tk eke, e~~.D~O'riii it lny Xnoeh Uis Joeoh ,, I Wwr 1s- eapm.d to 0.17*01.5 Wl ý U rem, unheow r 1 . y . do3)rd 8,1t'- 1ItP5S lob JO m, 25y~ý : ybmM. 55.1ý = i f Ym Yfaej t1 e -40 I1.0w. Lh.rn~em_- »ý~~ýmt 55moZý-SIA1SWUDSt, Je, k7ear;euo14 151' kp kJ V -Uholm me~te, 7070 i. 54.531.9955, fpi 08 70m S-AInqe F.ra 28 Yeats 25 1[1 1.qm 5 rlnO ar. ill ~ ~ ~ ~ r ~"Ri-wii B.lMy;; ei ' po A1-fl 5 t-211 Bd yadmwiitkewor. Lake , WI yoe ,e- . euto e.r Lab.e1%.5. 6 oO Il-Slewpnr f a., 0 , o l.b kp. 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Oil W aid di, AF WhsP·InQ I~-(~Pl Hrb - eI~a Fotier, 1. . ~tk..an New Otis... . l l7-smat . 1b olu", E7 t l 'E lsei.h fe A r a, E ýx sa ·, tO4...J : :' rch *Iuinla. ee<Us, m~tsnTa. Q1sa..P knewlenh 0 fl. abd.T o Fe pr ' .t0ib orsce ' £041 shouti 1' Pdi hiab isd" bt not beng P an reaosbl awribotha g and in.bowi h neo t bean ofer last be- $ roun f were de «at pb bea aý ton bob- (ofou th ,ever wayk ii nubt daywic ?ýe r an any reasonable t! lot 'oin, boeir=tu ý. rr narq.4o a Pl, we.las Mtsa P ýowk ' race armsof . V~itte it lowe dene opd eq, . Wasaeigtoo sa c +` Our wtetr 6oii Mro our:t syas obler the Thaht thii tý