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BTJSXVX3S XfOTXOES.
Makk the Fact !?If public opinion and
rU profitable iw*ult. pobLc patr-nare, are any mle'inn of
the valne of an arlH ie, it is Kit'- ta wmj that the Shirt? iruvlo
I? oewer st the eel?*eTetcd ?<ti it of Gbbbh. i Astoe
H>'um>, are tineoualed in Mew York One word m >re?
Punctnnlar in filler ordere .* .. rule ncmr broken th?-r.
V*f The Zkphyk I nderi.armhnt?, for
IjmIim, Gentlemen and CkUd rn. ;.r? to oe obtained at the
Mew York Stork'nf Facb.rv, 'Kavkib a k,r i
??MI] Ihtee <;-iodatan?.t t.e I .. ?tr ?uly raniMMi
aitm?"- m Farhealth aadcoaal rt. forwrftaoee,e >, ,
eat) and durabiiit. iher an WM ? -;..,*aed.
Hr*' Di: (Jkaw & Co."? Murk of Siimriii r
Outtmvr en.bmre? e'ierythitu: Bad u elerant and fa'hion
a*>le in the n irkd . aad onr onmei.?. ?-.r.etr ens'ile* t<i
satisfy every rail. and at th? 1 in 11
je? ?TbbMIiW ? H. DK OKA W a, CO, l? Pulton-st
Summe? ClefJTBBM ai Rhm?CU> Pucbs.
?We are ?olliux off onr mux-w , f M>:. < and Boy? ( . <h
inr at rery Markte?, to Bake .- a I .? mu Itae k of Win
Mraaaat N b -Law .? Coate. ckeap to
?**\ , . BnrBBBltOM k Knarr um, .
( i lNTI.KMf.N M Sl MMU WkUB.-First
spiality Ready runde white ..i?) . hred t;r,M ?nd L.r.en
<"'<". ZjpByr Cloth, Men*. Alpaca, nod Lwetei i.
mncle nuUed Caasimere. Bruno. BVmtaaaiM and Drill,nr
Eantiloons. wrtk a larre aaaovtnenl nf Lhasa Marseille?
?ai other Yeats, at nsjr araal aaod< at, ?< e,
?a. T Jenmini.? ? fo . n: b-.*?! i,?.
HBBM A-.,, rcan H'4-l
G itK AT ESCH BBQEBl ? I ? - RTaf.op JtVLT.?
* f'orti m' ?? ?r :h. Mi'l...ni? H u i. .??f meir?
perfekt muteum to ???? or vn'.nse* the arrival and de-rirtur..
?f Boot?. Rh'??, Linter? and Paa| ? tl.at xre to be worn on
tha Beartl . / rranun ?*? e.n r.-ve fur th? eixiteioent
.? >,.,,,. .,. , -.,r, Ui.iur in 'he -'.m aodheet Lne i? sold
r beejier there than ai aar ntiter ib.re mth.si .ty. For sale,
wholesale mil r? ? . I. -it fl f>>rt:an.l < Tin D-eT'ia ,
[iKAIdlBB IB India RbbBBW SbKBBI ? (-AB" i
ri'.a riie a,lser:i?eir>enl ii ...... ( aitioi lo the
Fubbc," m rrhnlf '<f the "Hayward Bobhei CVeauaar.*'
' .Newark In-lia Bubber Maoufa, tur.nf <'ompany." "I.
Caadea." "Bard * Ca," "Bhaa hasoeaatea aad .iher?."*
was not publuhe.l I . UstM t*aa paaisa who are not will
ma tu a??uir.e the r<?pfinsibility ad aap - rh fai?e atate
inen!? |l i? aepfSMd to nave ta-e-i wntteti ??>'! petv
bahed by W v Jopaoa, aM ef the owai ? I <> wdyeer'a
Pitent lit Iw
ITiir Shoe Halve.?Ldkdiea will 8ml at
Mr CtMU'l ?[ilerulid ?tere, T77 Hr-a.I??y. the mo?t ne it
?'.'! .t.i|?,, .Slee ' s'ld (Jaitei. t' ? e.-.-? -?>?? ??o-ld ?
Baatliaaaa aha linde Unaaitlrea ana Uuat iadresa aifl
.1 the ??ii.e ; ;,(e tbe u.i.'t " !< mi' ? *<Sii,eim of wir<
nianai. p m the ?Imt* aff/M I ..i liad iu at k Bther B'.ot?
rTiiwij QaMaia. hi a'fcat ... r of Cahili, win prov*
?I the flrst nuidjty. fk,r he deals in that und " not hin/ else."
BoBTMABBHA ?NION, RS \ - - i u-st.?
4'itizens and ?t r?i ran wgm mwnt i ' dl aad exaaatae the
tin* si.- k of H'?.t? Sin? ? ami Halten ? ?(. red t.,r ?ab- at the
ib?.;u>*?.-i . Ii*^ Nasa*'.-wl }f, oi*
Cr?' aaaaaam i Ifat^ in :fi*-tr vani'ty. 60B
?i.tine is imri ..I Drab B? ,v.i rraach PaarL naua.
fitraw. Ac., unsurpassed by any, at tue aaa sen a atoes, 1/8
Canal st 1)1/et* i j w. KbLUKM.
HaMMOCEB!?Leahy ,V Co., ItMMMm ABtj
aatrodaeara of fanlnon for Qenthaaaali H.its, 3. t and i
a-' 1 h 'i <? ii .!???, will thii day opaaaereralbalea
?i.|ari..i Menraii lirana lliiinin.al,, iv'ftf
C*>' Dbai Bbaybr, Pabama,and Straw
Mats,el aaaaal imier,e|.iabie larbtaeaa, refiaaaau lathe
w, nu r in Hu? ?? a- .11 of warmth.1 in !, iibtaiaad at Han i kH
eiteasree i, .? ail Cap aatahliahiuiiiit. us. Caaal-at. He a
?eUauj off ba Buniasst Han ..: n lured [?.?????t Cull on
Iun is, int Oaaal a -vou < an p ? ? aauaai Hat? almost ut j
r- nr own |'tir*?
pATBKrTKo People, Prepare!?-If von
are eetavadnod la ?ahaaata thi Eoasth of Inly jaiipaiTy.
? < ii no ine by hm mi' aaa af K.n a's Rocky Mouataiall .
?er? No. me <an eiiu.v tin liar without they do so ; and
ti.e thaaaaaaa who bave aot yet uroi ured tium Suaaser
H ii? ?hi iihirail ou Kxux.a: wr. pahoa-st. Hecaasop
ely 1 hem all
Ptf r,vii\ rariet) ol Summer Hat? and
Cape, dress aad ?mbess, fi.r Bw eri'Meaade at the MnAee, I
eiaiiH.iikd.it Osata'a, IM Broadway, uppiaBa m Pauls :
f */ .^^ the glorious Fourth itpproarhea,
ioa will wmit a Hal If yM will caU al Use uakaa" Hal
M. i?. ?) I'ultoii ?t . te- ,.. . v. , 1 :i and0,44, yon will 1
lad a A'nuaAN who will do all hi caa to please you with 1
?k'i ky Vtniu' iiii II. av r. ei :. ..: : ,.k M deskin Hul
Mr iw ii:?t? m nil their eaiartiar, cheap 1) a't 1 ore: the
" Vmmm" tri?* j
Raoky Mounts ,even at) le of l{> .1
?ei. pnii.inut. l.ee'.i.iii sii.in .n o |'< it Haleeaa haAaaal
?ii W p Hav-ii ? Jul BToad rar, i ad door from Duane- I
?t TiiimowIio are in araatm saehaheuld certainly gire j
bAa a 1 all rn, at Besdarate
MakmiM*a Mvbbom.? \ promising Hill to- 1
?lav. and n still betler ose for the P.veiiim; ? aeapitnl Ki
liasaiMta Ton ahoaM go al IP M A iiatiiiKw uu<ee,
1 tnvoea? I'me. aad newei|isrimentsoalbsTaht Rope
by JaeeBt aad Hen Cime, are all n tin Kveaina prw-la
asataa
('?ATOM Pawbrbmttbbb,?The readers
?1 rheTnkeaa ai.rttadtoi t Boot's Daenerreotype
Ualleiy, bq Aroadway. ? ?. ol Prnuklin-st, where 'hey
adl aata the aleaaure of aAasiriiu) the laaa apetUmeasnf
^ His womlerfiil ait yet tob. see i u my count r\, and obtain
Bk" pMitme of tbemselrea 01 fntnul taken iu Use new at vie
tMMJ
? M l" Ii
p <>hiai llABOAIBI :n Db? GoODB.?
tin ?<?<.. k a UtaMKATSa, n Breadaaj.ouami lean
aard street, hav, treall) reduc, lll.< onces of their atoch
ol than Mom , 1 Goods, aa Fi nch Mindian, Grena uaaa,
,viik Ttaaaes, Bare .<??. a. . \ and Ladies cm a iw Mi
' ? 11 at, ?.,.? 1.1 hi t half tun il, tlein. 11 wilt also ?. 1
no 1 trunk, liatadkereajen, <'. it its, *o . he . ,en . hi ap
Urare
Iv Eaterpriaiutf nutnaprera And niiperin
km 'erts oi hsMaeaa estai UshuM nie w iniriiia pubhetty now
?sail sBaaaarrea nf th, l, ,. ? ol Ivrrtiaiac iu the leaihur
newapapeia at Um oh was aad tew ?uf thecnintn Achince
?11 '?. I ad al Hie a.In it 1. 1 i :i v It PaAMIS,
Trilo ue liuiUl.ne?
IV The b?s! urechcifrt now otTered to tde
im? in- Ba leipnirM aadslebilitaledeanatNuiiuoa, Dytpep.
?ii. Miau?, of ths ateaaach md Bowela, I aaol hppa
nie. DsarrhaaAi , is II. V i<; ?*i Celehrati I kroasatu
CuediaJ It can na its own rrro nurndttKies with il Brut
ripal Ihisit IMlGreMwnh. ? rnei : Duane-st., and iv
Hiuicaiki.? aeiierall, Price, c veuta 1*1 nuttle
j \i\UM
n Da pMiNNBV*a VtuBTABidi Family
4>^, * As aot aripe, atckM er leeve Um kwwaai aaaliea, hal :
.iiufie? ?adnaturalatale I rlain tthideaalaand latail.
^ K a n MMii, m FaBua N.? Y<*k Prn 1
reata dianWas
Kkappb tlZkhru Rb?tobatiyb l^ir
?in;.- Dyapeatw an I n?.!"^Nr. **? haratnad
II ? Mai rS.n iVIisi.Ul it r*v"'-*rV ?dnpte.lt,. the puri- j
? BtSa of the ttoa ...:. awl taws r ?w.. M ? ?Mderfal aras)< |
Aareeruituta the etreafth aad uasOrtasa Araaaaaa t..
the aaaeea Pemalee in an a,>Mrta*li BaW'l s'?'r ,
?. ikiiia? ?ml depi uii'U, ,\n, ? , a nibenVvs "TtatlffI
eaiirery reaovarad \u,J, r its iuAueucea and are loud m ?
'he i ,"nive rf ;(, .,t,,, . ...| rornetive propertM
..en. ia.'D.v>4)| m ? ? . a?|,?, aale at lJOFulbwi- I
" ? ?'. ut. pet heTAR
*?* Tke ajeateat IreAt offered for the lili
M lull 1* to have a j.-.ir af I ? BAatAMa feet to walk w,ih ? ,
IhikOiav had Iw l'avi^f4C*atl lur a batik) al II V
Hi .11 keessdatwed Maja Orenai I laiaaaal Prtactpaldep?l
iisfaaeaariah ?t notaerei Duaaa>al ?
KoBBTM ok .ll'LV.?ThoaA ol" our riMil
Iii atendeahatoeapsj the Nalssaal Hntatai meMof the
pleeaaaleet ataa ? peaaabai aaani .1, it bettet thaa by
f. nt rathe ateM heal Nrw Jkbsit, watoh ail) make uu 1
evciltaAai MtMBaaad. ami on ret' rn iif will eo into the
PlUabUMJ Bay aad land her !*.??< licei? In Ibree houi?.ui
i be new tataM of Srmauepcct. Hrr n.>ur? ?! aaflaaj,aVi ? I
?Hut und in oui a>l,erti>iiii; u.n? Mi Pliuui.h.
?it :t.> \V,?i?ter st . will be on I .>a',l i-u'l will Vt nt .,11 no
."i laAawrtamrebatrr, usUkehasyel unsold m strat- |
ItauMI, wU'i h is rnlaml? mm I the in ist Um liaad
tu ?lih? ?* our aaUiiraM viiiasei Paitaaa |wauj .? this .
iv.ui?. a will Bad thai aar Apens, hsa haaa spared: a fill I
HnaBal Maasi a eacafwa, and ?efreahaiaata will he pro- i
vaiea aA the heel and on ?h?re The Naw-Jsasci |
buna |m?lie? In the . it, m tune lo ?ee the nre-wotk? and
.1 ii in i I I i.e Ivkliy it.. ? , I the run -
Rlbbart Ruildirb Sitea.?Riverfront*
MtJw ii oh ot UkahnAga ami a. it of the Battraad, n AhBi
leraaaaaNw' walk of iheAepa? mt Meat Havae rhaphil
is uiMsjunled in tx-aut, ut hn'ation? m fai t in ever.thuw
that caa be daawed b; ti, aaMofi iineaaahawaataarae.
i.leo. c punored iroa the baaUa aadasactma ?: the< ly,
sinl iMVt-^B.blr at all bvoui*. by Ka.lr,<ad ai amta.alatl.ai? ,
aiisaipasMftd hi , . epot >?? ju> railroad a the i aawd
M.vle? Ni/e .?; ptotstoeail Blfbasscs. Pi.ce? i.i.idsrale
Terai.ess?. Appl? t.? bt ? \ ?s IV.ksn al tie? atara,
M lUi, a IV' ??:. >!?? I.. s\.r.: S.,i?.l i.?. 01 lo
.1 L M.'ti, Propnst r
Till WoKDEssFAL JkEANI Dut'MMBR IM?
Wiil.l'lll .'I bl "k !. .\?..e. rfu*. latin' wdUive
tl-iA CtntrrT ~* *?*~*T"" H-^'.? ' > adwnjraad
Wtlker street, on the Kven o<s of me Jd Ml an.: ithof
I 1 his l:el> >?t,e. ?'.o. I . - .;,.! I
UhUiths. made hisrir?tapv,?r..i. . stf.- ?i ????'?*? T?b?:
. ?. le aa FihIi-i evenAM, .1 .... .an. waa receivedw .ti
?1,, its ot aipl?n.?e, piialu. 1 ? intense excitement I. i??t
the solsfit-diim of rnanr wbo >?<? e uvable l?> irauiadtait
uaea M 1? Babscwd w tors lhie< loarwrts ? ?.*? y
leaetMiae cab In nAditiua te me prrtormsma t tue
llfL-t d I liaill TT' will ?? ? > ? si and l.i?? .111 ?
foeeert b, several pertwraaw?, ssi rd M 1 Louisa
i -le ai.?n??nd ;s?einau.u \ ?? ?i.: ...... kdniit
, , . I a IM V I t k K CEVrs rvkets f,.r si it all
iheplim-i(*l m?.?. ,?,ll,*,V..rs..;it".riw lySM*
Los r ?Some person. BBAned onknown,
bi nuslake. t.xik man h. IU. - . K ?' ? 1 "
MewT^Mreadar leat. at he- ? rinNew > ???.. -
.led biark.-hard. leelher \ a..-e. , .siawlers ?.. w on It
b?Wilhatever Th? ri w. I ?
taahaid ta ft.ait. leetber I aard ? - Uv lock, 1 ,?i ned
.lawii I is' a k., -.t.-k - .
^AaWrd ' W 1. Crawlal. Aynsr .so." and .. enrvet. M
aOmtmriVt* and onated 1 1 in. inae the
mm\Tislace. iac:?-d:nt n lue ussurame ? I asact??!
M^tuaLdiusl April *. l$Ao. aad 1 msnnecr , ? ab. , Ift,
SaaaTwith U . a 1 afMl . ? hd J > rd 1
HI i. Syra. ose. ? I ;
IT* It la important for atrev.jiw .0 know
a, m itfaaeAf aaat M Baa op* ?m
Now'i thk T;mk.?
N ?**'? the t.ri..- and now't fh* b <'-r
All the CTtTM en to aconr.
Yielding up to Lvos'i power
All thi :aser-t r?ce
Duet lux i.aiew powder o'er
(>ilin<, we nw-?t, well *n<) t<*r .
Bed-nue? full t" ia?e uo wore.
Rr>*c-f?? re* the jiiace
Sp'e'ic! bBSHMt! MBaaBS pi!.?,
And rat*, mir?? tnoae pile: ? ? -
Boon ?ti?l! Jje in r'?'im. harn.? m...
LeewtOf rv* a trtr?
Dt poll I LyoiTi M-?meti. p mutet and P De IM Broad
rV' 8kM adv. .rxmerit of Babbit r's
Iv-ap Fo?.;er ? :i Sei on: Par>
rV F. H Smith offen for sale at 191
Front-? . nj u >.r>. 4 teert bebe? Fahma ?t.? raaaral **:
eortmir.t r f Eirlworkv of-he i.e?t velrtr. at reduced
pneee.wni. t. bt n I f rwa maa .fert .re caa e.mivleiitljr
b- warrant, d Abo Fire Cracken at the . .we-t &ar?et
rate?, iv-alert arid othen are ir.r-.ted H eianune the aSarat.
} jel3 l*t*
f*T Fowlers ?: Wblls, Phrenologists
and Puriiiaheri.Chnto? Hail Hi Ntwi?-?t ana -tae Pan
iNEW-VORK TRini>E.
N KW YOKK. WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 18M.
i ojbw FffeeHabeet laaiintlho QW dorbaa Um Summer
' n.outhi r an hare the lki:l< Tr.' -tn' ?*nt t.. t.'ie.ii br loamur
I or aewd:i.rtbe;r iddrem to Um P ibttcatiea oanjee, oarM at
Sprure and [tatet t ell . r,:>;..,..,te the City Jtal! Prire y;
raiit? i m"nth. payatde in advance
For Europe.
Ti,r nut Dtuabtrof Th* Trikmnt/t* &we|peaai
CtreaAataea Will M iaMBKba THIS MORNING at 9
o'clock. It will contain a.l the latest news up
to the time of going to press. The Niazara sails
from this p..rt To-1 lay at 12 -/clock.
??*>?
London Am o. y for thr Tribune.
W Thosia?. M ami 21 falha-in?-i'n-et Strand, a au
lbroiled to rwnre tubeenptroaa and adteitamamati for
7'V /n'mif in Lamaaa
Ei ?hu*. BaanroBD k Co , of 17and 1? Corahtu, Loa?
dmi. iid t Mamhet BaiMrnae, Liverpool, ar* appointed
taiapoaa Agtatt lot that paper; keepiaa the latent num?
ber- alwari oa hand, fo ?ab-. ai?o to r- i-eixe tabaeripteaaa,
older, and advert UN no lit
The l.i ui?l:iture.
in the Senate, j '.-sterday, the Anti-Gam?
bling bill (in BJ) BBMIMted form.) was pass"d
tu a tlniil reavdiag. The bill providing thai
Injunctions sl:?.ll not DC issui d against, any
officer or board of officers except by order
of the Sapreme Courts! a regular term, sit
ling in tin Disiricl wkere Mn-h boird mm
MtirBteil, vvi.s BBBsed ii\ ? vote of 91 t?i 'i.
The bill BUthoriauoij the Northern R&Uroatl
to extend their piers in Lake Chmmplsin, in
hen ofboilding a Inili"-, irsa fniallv passed.
C'ohV'rderebte roeol hsMiBtiBi 'v.is also dis
[iOsi iI of.
In tin \ wi mi i.i. tht College Appropria?
tion l'iil \ta- passed, after a ridieulousBod
inisucri-ssful effort i<? proseribe the Central
College at McGrawsille, for the diare^tect
rvHii'i'il in the 'peeahBr in^titutnur and ti
the ' cosnpitisBaieBs.^ ib presanung to adroit
oetoi od atadearts ob i tpsBl tersss w ith b Utes,
ami sboTC all, in dBring to esaploy a btBeh
Professor The bill to regulBte the gnBge
ui Railrwdt was bbsm d.
!>'?-?? tirennilii Ii? I'ooitioii iiml Prtjaw
psajSa.
H\ theac'iriMtion of California and the
BpeBiBg(of i coiiunaBication in tween onr
AtaBBtie and Paciffe tHMvsta by way of the
IsthoMMof Pbbojbb, tin GoTeraunent of the
I sited States has bees placed in more in
iMaaMe rotations witii New Grenada than
with any oilier of the South Vmeri an Ro?
publics, IliirniL.* tfie two tears which ha\e
elapsed since the Isthmus sras made one of
bui mail routes and a highWBY of our com?
im ree and iravi!. the intoreouroB between
the two nation- Bos steadily increased, and
their eitr/.t as . re now anited in Btsny
bfBBehes ol trade and i Bterprise, The cits
Bt* PBMBflMi 1> half AoMriCBn; the UnM re?
gion of Choco is being explored bt Iroeri?
ean adreBtnicrs; amencan-boilt steamers
pit on the M tgdalen ami the ('atica, and tin
traffic betureen our ithratic ports and those
ol I a.th.i. BOB and SBBtl Martha is bocoin
ihk an important hraneli of our We.-t Indian
coinnvt i. Th' prosperity of New Gre
nada, therefore, BBfjeola to our material
interests, no le*-- than to that gOaerous
national ayBtpathy which rejoicea in the
welrBre of a sister RoNhlie.
New-(In nada is BMbtt filTorably lo ated
for the purposi s ol* CeaajBSMree and produc
tlTtj Industry ARhougk ef moderate ex
lent?cnbracing about 390,000 aquaYre miles
? she lias I front of one thousand miles on
the Caribbean Sea and nearly eighl Itnndred
miles on the Pacific OeOBO, while the llag
da It. na. BB1 igabll for n> arl v its entire length.
ftlTBaOhtB IB outlet for the interior provinces.
Owind to the physical conformation of the
eoitiiliv. RIs divided into three regions if
very different cJssYroeter. The lower val?
leys of the rivers, the Allautic and Pacific
Toasts and the shores of the salt lagOOBS
with which the furnier coast is nulented,
are covered with the richest tropical vege?
tation and are cvtrtunlv fertile, though un
heahhv. Coffee, suntr-cane and BOOOB,
which are eultit ated, though not to any great
BXteBt, produee .ihundantlv. lit tween the
two ranges of the Andes?one of which
runs north to Danen between the Riser
Cauca ai d the Pacific, while the other,
BaTBtOsmBg i a>iv aro!\. finally joiaa the I'or
di'.Utas of CaraoCBB, in Venezuela?is a
huh tBBBI htBal, protlucin^ all the jraitis and
fruits of the United States, and blOBBOd \> ith
a mild and heailhy clia.ate. The third di?
vision is the IJBBBI,B vast i r.tir'.e-l.ind, UBr
hreker. for huioireds of nr.K's except by flic
slu^-lish i urrems of the northern atllueiiLs
of the VlBBBOB. This is .he pa>turc-^roaud
of the ecBMUiy, whenee the hides are taken
which fersB '.he BIOBt itniuirt iut stapl.* of e\.
j o: t.
Ti t itatural wealth of New-Grenada is
not less pt-ol'.rte than her C3[>aeities for
grOJABBJ ajbti Bf lkul*JBlB. The tropical for
t ?ts BBtaajbi with mahti.'any.ceJar, all kinds
of dvt -woods, and many rare ai,J valuable
medicinal plants , the table-land of Besrota
essjtains an immerse bed of coal . the cast?
er:: hu b of th:> Andes incloses mines of
lead and silver, and a lar?re rem of rvK'k
salt : ai.d if more precious minerals are
needed, the lulls of ObBCO contain pBa^aBB,
BBsj the sands of the ( auca and its triba
tartt > glitter with goaal. Here is ct^nainly
? tu material eBSMagh to BasmU JUiy ntUo.l
rrh and powerful, that knew bow to prop
t rly use and ap: iv it.
Tin.-, very development of her natural re?
sources, however, ia just the thing which
Nrw-( !n r.ada, in common w:th the other
Spai.^h-American Repuhlics. has hitherto
?selected, crratly to her loss. When in
1131 the Ccddederated Repablie of Colom?
bia wtsdissolvfd,she adopted a liberalCon?
stitution, assumed her shun of the National
debt and commenced a career which, more
or less disturbed by poiiti al factions, leaves
her now, twenty yeara later, with a debt of
more than 190^)00,000, and a revenue that
rarely sufhces to meet her expenditures.?
Whatever increase of commerce there baa
been, is the result of foreign influence, not
oferieourajefiifnt at home, and with every
facility for creating a manufacturing interest,
the only achievement 1:1 th t line is a cotton
fabric of the rudest kind, worn by the lower
client? I'm the experience of twenty years
has not been lost. The operation of a Con?
stitution which ^uaranie? s liberty of con- j
science, freedom of the press, and under the
provisions of which Slavery is dying a slow
but '-ertain death, cannot be Otherwise than
beneficial. During the last three or four
years, the Republic has been nearly free
from the violent political dissensions of for?
mer times, and President Lopez, in his
message to the Legislative Chambers, a :
few weeks ago, uses the following cheering
Isngusge : " The country ? njovs the most
complete (tanquility, and it ia deeply im?
pressed on tue minds of the people that
! they ought not and cannot successfully at- 1
tack the Constitutional authorities. The
laws bare enquired sn irtcootrorertible as
e? ml. net in public opinion ; and in future
there will be no party so inconsiderate as
te attempt political ehsngOS by means of
force or by any other means than those au?
thorized by the Constitution., in accordance
with the pacific spirit of the age.*1
The financial condition of the country is
unfavorable, it is true, but it ia still far from
that hopeless *tate of entsnglernent under
which Mexico is now laboring. A more
careful supervision of the sources of revo- j
nue, with strict economy in the disburse?
ments of the Government, would in a few
years remove all embarrassment in that de?
partment. In tin1 year 1835, four years
after the division of Colombia, the re
ceipts of New-Grenada were 19,337,836
and the expenditures 99-ll..">.">I. leaving I
a balance of $136,889. According to a law 1
of Congress the surplus revenue, with one
eighth of the CUStOmS and the profits of the
national lands, were appropriated to the
payment ef the English debt. In the re?
port of the Minister of Finance this year,
the estimated revenue tor the yen termi?
nating August31, 1859, is f l.<Hl.*'H. and
the e\pi nditurt a 99,689,394. leaving a d< li?
cit of 9740,330. Nearly half of this, how- j
ever, ia attributed to the abolition of the
:oba 'oo monopoly by th" present Congress,
The foreign commerce oi' New Grenada is
estimated ;.i about $6,000,000 annually, one
thud of w hich ia in the bauds of Great Mn
taio, whose cotton goods lupply the market.
The exports to the rimed Statt . an prin- 1
eipaily hides, net. ise-shell and specie, with
solne d\ i -W nods.
Th*' policy of President Lopez and bis
predecessi r, (Jen. Mosquera, has been libe?
ral and enlightened, but the propres? of any
improvement which shall afioet the .'?n it
. J
mass of the people, is necessarily slow in
these indolent tropical regions. Out of a
population of two millions only forty pei
cei t. are of pure white blood, the remainder
being a mixed Indian and Spanish race.
The laborer- belong ino>tl\ to the latter di?
vision, and are a hardy and athletic class,
(hi them devolves the cultivation of tin
Mid. for which they receive from three to
four veals (50 cents) each, dailv, Unding
their own subsistence. The attention of'
the Goveraasent has lately been directed
to the encouragemeat of Igrieutture.
General Mosquera, who owns a huge
BJIMMinl of landed property, spent last winter
in this country, and on his return earned out
a great quantity of ajricltuura! implements
ol all kinds. Means have also been taken
I to attract emigration from Europe, and the
ti uns odered by the Government to all s? t
tb is are unusually liberal. Hitherto, tie'
nUSsber of these who availed tlieuwlves
of these oilers has bt en small, a> the GoV
t r nimmt can only spate an appropriation
; of some $19,000 unually, in furtherance
of its purpose. Now. however, w ben the
[ Sjuld region of ChoCO is throw n open to ail
] the world. Without restriction, and the dura
' ttonof eosnplete order to. a ytar promises
a more si tiled state of thi&ga, the invita
tjon will be more prompiy responded to.
The onlv t|UCStiOM which menace the
: M ae? of New-Grenada from without,are her
I boundaries, none of w hich, except tho^e met
by tho two Oeasjuas, seem to be dcfiaitelj
' arranged. No agreement has vet been had
< with the Government of Venezuela, though
the friendly relations of the two Republics
; have not been disturbed on this account.
, The Minister of Foreign Affairs, m his re
? cent report to Congress, Strongly urges the
i appointment of a Commissioner to negotiate
with the StatOS ef Central-Aineri .i the
' boundary between the New-Grt. n.idia:i pro
vinct ef Tersguas and the State of Costa
Rka*. With the rei-ublic of Ecuador the
diinrence is more serious and complicated.
In ?Idiliua to as unsettled boundary line,
the Government of New-Gr? . ula" COUJh
sJaiui that the Ji suits expelled from the
ountrywerc not or.lv supported and up
ht id by Ecuador, but allowed to est ibl^h
;heinsel\t* on the frontier, where thev eon
i fii.uaJly threaten a disturbance of the
, general peace. The n?iuiuiui lituf Him.
1 dor, in reply. ptesnisndj ;0 subrtu: Ute sub
j ject to the consideration of 1 UpigPdmtX This
is tin? occasion of tiic warlike preparations
I mentioned in otir last adv:-rs frogs Bogoto.
J It is to be hoped that both Ropuldi?'? will
hare croud sense and f?lbeaiBBS. 0 rMMBMjb t??
I avoid a war Mattet- '\annot be otherwise than
{ disajtmus in their present MWiUboot
! We bare sjaid th.it the rOaMUTCI s of New
j Grenada are yet to bo developed. The
Government can do mu h toward this w..rk
hv pT"t? etin_'. eooovii?gnig and atinroratiBg
Industry in all its branches; but thB exam
I pie and influence of American enterprise
? and '.he new lift- infus? ?I int<? tho country by
j emigration from EoJOpe, Brill do much
mori. The native rae? are slow t-? move
1 and hard to teach, but they are ready at
i imitation. Nor let the higher forms of edo
! cation be neglected. Tho Government BBS
j wisely made their eottseieoee fit e ; now let
? it adtl the mental eultur?' without which
; that fieeduu is of little value. In this wav
1 only, can the Republic finally employ UM
i advantages of its position, and its tnex
, haoauble nataral weoJtii,tO the promotion of
' its lit >t interests. h. r.
The Arrhbi.hop'* Sermon.
To the Edttort of Tm Tfitwm
(iemi.kmf.n: Your rernarks in The
Trtin.fot the I?t in*t.,on the ??>rni??n ?>f Archbishop
Huste* at st Pali auk's dihedral oa Sunday last, are
t alrulated to miaload the readers t>: root journal,
and i annot be allowed to pSM without B tew com?
ment* from tlir OtkSt side. 1 bold :: unfair. ::ithe
first place, to maks ansaoox Aelrreri I is a CMattaa
Churrh subjet'ti of inut:. ittd reporta and distorted
criticisms uitae sexrularpresa CkigitssahsveaBB*
erally little or no time to correct s-icli Btisrepeeeon
j tat inns, and even if they ha?! lei?ure lit** practice
j would be legaided us a luhject for rename by the
v?t> Editors whew pet ici afoot tad rendered sock <
eonrae aecsssnry
Tie Ar. libi-lu>;>. in thr oonrM of Inn sermon,
madr a few li or r.i! remarks on the aortal condition
I of Europe ut Um present Hans Pbeee general re.
' marks, HaSdO) onre for all, in the ptcaeBCi of *.>iar*c
' a congregation, snoaM aavo h;:r. frovi repeating :a
dot 11 ht> views m regard to the eon Ittwnoi Europe.
In vonr cotojM Dti <in the raaon roo are ptoasoo :?>
if present too Pope and thr trchtMshop ae hoetile to
tu? |..irt> in Europe, to a hieb I eee wits great regret
vi'ii prtseas to boiona. Son call II the party of pro
I kt? v.* and Irecdom. i call it. >u far at Europe eon
I ccrnid, the paity,of disorder and destruction. I
! would not willingly eorasede dattlant wee a friend
I to freedom and httniaatty than row bis, and 1 hold
. that Um ? ttholic < burch u the braesl friend to '?>;ii
I now existing in the arorld. Hut it is quite likely thai
i we do not understand each other fn the nteaatngof
' tcnr.s Freedom and the aaaolioratioti if mankindit
i noble end, which i? disgraced wthrnnwnnrofsss
' Ulf; to h;iw il ;n inw ?? ek il" att.iiiiineiit by KM.?! !??.
' unlawful and diabolical tnoane, Non jrou cannot but
be aware that the European party to whictt ]rou aay
>< ii belong, insi gurated thairpurport bathrea dial r?
cut iwnntnes, by ;i> man) a inH ind roaardlj ,i>> k
Mi-a'iotis. Pirn i\. .itter Barins done everything
which a banerolent and liberal ioreraign rould do
for the extension of liberty .unouu Ins >u'i a hal
Ins Prune MinisterttabU a to death on the rerj pori !i
nt the Legislative ftmimlilj L'-t it no! be ? ua that
these nets are the acta of indn i in da. They were
planned befoie i nd anplsuded after, by ? bat la called,
in root pbraaeo oay, tns LtberaJ part\ in Europe.
The pimvlule of taeaaaination ta ittll reco rtuae lny
thi leaden of that part ,- at one of the moana a here?
by homanity :s to ba rewk red, and lib? rty extend**!
1 ha Pope'i |ovorntnenl ia not ao mach apprehended
in Korneas the terrors of thoee subterranean edtets,
whh h place the MtllettO in the bands Ol IhS murder?
er, u hethei he is appointed to thai cdHeeby the ex
pedieni of casting Vats, at to who ritall execute the
deed, or sei, cts t roluntnrily at u amateur of blood.
I bopi The TV i ir docs not ipprove of theae Ihinga,
? vi ii iliDii^li it claim to belong to the party \V Inn in in
attnnpt lo reform the world b tuch means il i not
surpiv mu thai the I ettei outjm 'it- of aociety shoal l
sluril aghnni with horror, (orgal liherti for thi mo<
mesit, and think mdj tri laaseithig iliaa oirn lives.
It w.!.- m view of these things thai tha Srchbtahop
snal of the Ronian people, at least this portion ol
tin-in. il it tin v wars ungrateful to Plus ' \. Hod un<
worthy oi him. I can respect .i" party, bowevei
popabir may be the deceitful inscription on its ban?
nt r. which can employ -m-ii mean- lor? w a le,'iti
iii no end
Toti have alluded to the endtasi urtir nuu ting at the
Tabsntacle in booot oi Ptui i\ duriaaj lbs arsl
Ii a-- .a his Pi atihtmte. Bui ? great deal oi *iu- naeril
oi t rt.it- entht Mum has bet n di Mtoyed l v the ? undid
aroiral of aoane who tooh a leading pari in it, thai
amid the i beers whn ii greeted their i loquenca, they
lori saw 1 be run: in which Pius I \ v\. lid . . nviotved
by follow me the advice which tbjey so . or li.tlly
ti iiileri a to h.m This avowal a is the meril ,?i great
can '? r bul I must aar It barntoci aee more with the
tactics ui the party a Etu ipe, than i - consistent weii
ii'ir en at bo al of American hum -t> I ituiiX. Uten,
thai any aib.- im tn that meeting al iin> naaaniil.
a a . wnieh lite trchbtabop bad Bothnia t<? do,except
bs b looker i n, mi thi have bet n ranitted t>> Pi-- Tn
hate, trithonl theleasl riolatian of eotttwBpttey or
goi i! taste
If it be trtte thai the Uclibisho) gave a contribu
Bontowarda ivvcdttXMM in lr, l.,iui. .t is raey well
hnirwn thai he did not approve Hfthi at.iin;a t.,
em me.pare that country by i lou vf BMasttrOS? Bg tin*t
Fuch foarful odds, Ii there ever was a eountrv that
i in M be Jtittified for rat h aa .et? mpt in tha eight of
heaven Bad of man, il troald be tralaad at that
period. But then- conM ba bo rational je-.-iH-i-!
? ii hneta ta, and on thai ?? couni atom the Archbtsbop
opposod it with all his might, anti the momi rvt when.
Iv iabneatei! ami la.se letter*. 'In public al large
wer? ihfoetred Into the ivprntaition that tiie Irish aad
elready appealed to the ueetsion ol battle, aad narl
their oppreaaura in the open asld, bul not ??u da<
k?-i<? in tin- dsrkneai The archbishop's runtnbu
BoB, then, in his own uund. tad ? i efl :i IBs OWB BuV
gtMUja, Wat aiten led to BxttagatS I h< SUatsVAngS thai
mi ?i reeatl Irtan so aaetraal a eontart Ho ia a friend
1.1 in land aad of freedom, but he oould aolaad dal
net i Bet avagi so foolish aa ondsri .siuu aa that was
As well DUgBt it be Mid that li be sun- to thmw a
plank withta the reach of a man that taaa aUugghag
with the travel for bit Ufa. bs had taarrasara eaoon
:.n eil 'he BaflHlBBBtf Basil ;U'ial 10 ItUBB overbo.iril
I .-.in v iBntgina how BM loaders (if the tocieti
iloMiuyett m tTBiotm starb men .?-?> Pnmlhoti and
Maxsini would bxttgn at your pri-e^ramiiie of their
prim ales and pnrpeeei i ha: profnsmtne itself,
?:.k'h rnaiparattrory tnascaat, lavolvca not a
r?rw coatradictxaxs, sad Basiows Bath the <>'it
ii - i.i es perfect a system oj oppression ant
despotism a- the world luv* ever m<-ii, if it could
be massed, fin? depend apes the leaders of
\. hi patty ta BAtlSpa *?e deeper into the mill
-toi.i' than v,iit .lo and. if JfOB will allow me,
i will express their priBCiplBa aad anrrsoees m fewer
ai simpler Wtwds BMB you do The rusts at which
th \ aim .ire. if von (,.eu-?*-. the e.ei alii'ti ol t.umani
?v ad the eztaaaleaal frsodasx, atYordinsto their
? ratal ? ins -t BB M Mesas. The bkoju for reach
ing theae ende aaa eeamrtaedht two words? powib
bm pnaPBBTi In order ta attain power they arc
laat ing i.. :.'.;i.e Biatsaa to asp the authority of exist
i a Goat rnmanta.tn i ,-?roi m t"? bus Li '/:t u ir fol
swi r* all reapa : for the or? princ pies -if authori?
ty, ahasjMtt ? tha faaatty. ? tha stste.or in '..he
i :-:reh? except, perhaps,that paulo-poel future au
Itunity wtii'-h they hor>c it may be- f.'ie.rs to exerct*,-.
II thejhad power they womd tOOBhare pnaper'y
ISO But m the meantime they are uri<:nii m bv
,- nnjaigBaaai mea:.? i metal n rolution in it ear J
lo pa apart] it-elf. Th?-> uetsaaila those who h.,v?
v. iproperty,atmeedangto the Btaxhnof oneefttoetr
h saeia, that ^rrprrtit m r^^r-that the rich aee the
rduievea, tad th<ipoor the pand? r.-:. it ? i* no doubt
in coBStderal -. ?>? Ihsyae princtples ,n I -..<*?*?* pr;u>
tii es that the Archb.?fiop rr^arded the ii.teiJigentairl
raapoetsfele ..,? ai E ropi a purung ike .cie*
bttBOi BMawat It.rhonats beaslomin iheyancc.
aaaa nn-.etv asah rinll aaoi pnssed through the
eristsoi iatntiMnt daatrnetaon a th which it is now
threatened.
I baro to apologise fortraapaM ig so aauch on your
space, but 1 hope Ba aspe Se .<? of corieeting the
i .:?r? pre-en'.ata ns ..f y;?:r othcrwiss? lurtcous
article, in regard t<> las ArrdahiShop'i Mituon of ia.-t
*> ui J iv, atU warposoaae And aaaia. 1 aotaldsug?
gest ainTthST or not .t i- I dt to -:a?; the aaraes<3f
thugynsai .nto Das sBetdae ae a spa peri .'-ir senti
BBBMs tnie-atcd to U;ein through :ur*rr t an-1 badly
, ine .fill reports > t what Us y atay say ?thep
I trragld inggaM to the public Brass itself, whether,
out af reverence for r, i.taon. .t would not b*' better
to leave , lersymento the Juti, - ?-: thi .r -li'.e. rather
than !?> i? Mji ? err. at .'t? ?". ie ..-.i? na-n.-e tothem
Helvea, aad perhaps wBh <?une risk, to the dignity of
their i thee, to dcf. B I t:.-t:..-e. ? as against mi-n ports
and owe-aiaed views of nantrdin1 iiarw
Rr>>iar>.<.
We do ;;o; *? ?? that our corn *;???.! i?-nt "X
.:!it-ar;v ^tnkini/ orijin.thty ifl bis -tale
tients, or eonvicfj, us of the *.li-.'htent injus?
tice to the ptittai of the An-hbishop before
the public. He has indeed, liven a more
definite BBrTB to the ebaUfta Bf&insl the
European DfBBBeraU, bit batt ia ill. if-.
will allow n i brief examination ef thcaje
parts of bia !ctt? r which seem BO require it.
I. We cannot accord to clergymen
that exemption from criticism which our
correspondent claims We de indeed not
habitually comment upon their sermons, hut
the present was an occasion 01 unusual im
aefftanee. Ruf even on sti'b. an occasion,
- oeJd we make the teaehings of the pulpit
; the subject of remark were they confined
', to religion and theology. Hut when a
clergyman is led by circumstances, as in
the case of the Archbishop, or by his own
motion, as often happens in other cases, to
j discuss politics] questions m the pulpit, and
: above all to assail there men we rem et
and principles we hold sacred, we must not
only feel ourselves at liberty to repel the
assault, but shall certainly do so according
to our best jud jmeut. When that challenge
is sounded we shall ever be found prompt
in the lists no matter who the champion,
or in what narb he is arrayed. Clergymen
bare ia our view .% perfect right to pro
j nounce on political parties and to utter
every honest anathema Sgsinst political or
j social doctrines which they regard as balc
j ful. but they have no exclusive privilege to
stop the mouths of others from reply.
They speak with the prestige of their of?
fice and a peculiar weicht attaches to their
words. This is a <;roat advantage and be?
yond it they should ask niching but gentle?
manly ConiteS] and fair treatment. So
much in controversy it will always be our
aim to Use.
II. The charges our correspondent
makes against rb" European Democrats
are two : tirst t they inaugurated their
movement \a three countries with assassi?
nation and still practice assassination . and
second, that they aim at a social revolution
in respect to property. \ word OB both
these heads, and first on
aSSASSINATIOS, The I hlCB Cases I 0'erred
to are of course the killing of Latour at Vi?
enna. <?! I. nsberg at Pesth, and of Rossi at
Rome. The first two we have already dis
eussed at length in trestiag the Hungarian
[U( itionSnd may omit further consideration ;
of tinm here. There remains the death of
< Hunt Hesel.
With respect to this it might be denied ;
that it inaugurated the purpose of the radi- .'
? al party in Koine or in Italy, but we have
BO need to dispute about details. It is
enough thai our correspondent can find
nothing more palpable to bring up against
the Roman Republicans. Here is an as?
sassination committed under the govern
m? nt of Pius IX, whose authors and act?
ors iih judicial proei -s his ever i|e( hired,
and which thai fact alone proves to have
been done without the privity of anv ii'im
In r of persons. And this is after all the
weist thing that can beeharged upon a peo?
ple and a government which had free play
tor six consecutive months. If thai w. re a
bloody ami a bad government* where wen j
the executions, the tortures, the outrages
that took [dace under it ! Where were its
inqu Unions crowded with prisoners??
Where wer" its furious disorders in town 01
country ! Where the people groaning be?
neath its oppressions and longing for it>
downfall I Let us hear of these if you wish
to hold up to inivcrssl exe 'ration the guv*
eminent, or the party ?In? framed it Put
in tin name ef SOttse and consistency do not
seek to Maeksa the Roman Republic with
the act of :ui unknown murderer, performed
bet?re it eaass into existence. To do this
is hut a pitiable confession of th" weakness
of youi oaase
But*says uur correspondent, the prim 11Ir*
of assnssinntaon is still reeogniaed by tin
leaders of'he liberal party in Europe aj >ne
of the means of retrieving humanity and ax
tending freedom To this we rejoin b ith that
indignant demal which revolting cslumny,
supported b\ no ?hadow of evidence, alone
merits
No doobt asaaasinationa take phase at
l{on;e ;?they have always been e- wypara
tively froejaoBt tin-re in modern timos. (ia
not tht: aaytass which has educated snd con?
trolled the Romans and made them what they
are, responsible for this I) except in the brief
j eriod sf republican government. It is nat?
ural tiiat they should happen BBSS BVBfl
m?>ri than usual, siaCB many pBrsoaa are
drivsa to despair ami in want ol dm means
of subsistence. But B^SttheM murders are
ia any sense the werk of M.wzixi and his
'?oidjutors. we defy our corn apasaJent and
avsrvBeaty else to produce the aligbtest
p oof. \iid until they can bring seme proof,
Ii t us st that it would be quite as dig?
nified anil h- noralie not to moke the charge
This brings as tt to the irranrl count in the
mdictnierit.naint.iv that lie European Demr
?>erats are aiming at a
SmiAL Rev?;li rtOB DaFaoBBBTT. Ohm
correspondent rery k:n<H\ attSJTinfa to roc
n et our atateatt-ut of th. principles and pur
posea oi ti.* i ? 8oei ty Dsstroysrs and draws
their programme in lines of horror <>i his
ow n. We have earefally read bis amended
version, which ia seaanuned m the last
paragraph but one of hi- BasBBBBani
munioatum. w ithout seeing anything in it so
awfully -hocking. The worst BBBJBjerOW it
contains is poo; PArOodlaoBS ecosssBaieal pa?
radox, Us propTtet?- c'csl l? whieh is cer?
tainly a godsend which writer-* BgatBSt So?
cialism and Uemoeracy could ill disjvenv
with. Ail the rest of it we adopt most
heartily. Bsyoasj dispute, tha means of ele?
vating Humanity are power and property,
power hoU and nrcrHaoil by the masses,
property freely laid BpontlM eoUBtry'a altar
for the country's salvation, a.- for instance in
the ease of BfassinTa national loan. But we
an- told that t! e bmden of this BBovement
!ea\e nolhuig undone to sap tie' authority
of tai-stuig guvernmenta , of eours" titoy
don't?If they did they w?>uld neglect their
business. Anil they destroy the very prin?
ciple of authority ; that is BOtfchag had
cither, as we view ti e matter, for there ;ir<*
j other and higher principles, more powerful,
mom true, which, when established, will
[ prove more conducive to the health and
1 happiness of the human race. Authority
was good in the ago* of feudalism ; but in
these tunes of ?!em,i>eracv, railroads, elec?
tric tob graphs and land reform, it is s.idly
obsolete.
We deny that the European radicals aro
urging on this revolution by every iniqiii.
tons means as our eorres[mndent says they
are. They have no means at all just now,
except persuasion. ;;; speech and print, and
of those only a scant allowance is permitted
them. But there is no doubt they contem?
plate net a ie\olutioii, and BO do we. Hut
how does our correspondent st,?op to the
slang of the vilest scavengers af public,
hith. w hen he charges that this revohation is
otie of ioiqaity and injustice. It is rather a
revolution which will give to e\erv mum
the just product of his own labor, and tho
hoatfJt benefit of his own creative gontiis,
and which w ill bestow on none what another
has earned. Is our correspondent ignorant
that the propeitv now produced is unjustly
distributed I Has he never beard of HaSBj
building palaces vet dying in hovels. woa\
! mg purple and fine bnen yet clad m rags,
renping yellow fields yet perishing of hun?
ger ; Can he look abroad upon the world
and s;i\ that a tocitl revolution m respect
of property is not greatly needed 1 lud
does he tell us that they who preach and
seek to realize a just distribution as well as
a greatly increased production of wealth,
I are Destroyers of Society ! Nay, will he
j deny that the danger of a universal eraah lies
; in the verv opposite quarter, and that, with*
i at such ? revolution, social decay and de?
struction, are indeed imminent I Let them
that resist it bewrarelest they warnt too long.
(iure rrespondent will ol course allow us
to call special attention to one of bis posi?
tions. It is that deaaocratio go\ eminent
based on universal suffrage, universaleda>
cation and equality of rights, freedom ol the
pt?s^ find ,,| aasaciation, separation of
church and a t?te and n ligiOUS tolerance,
freedom of sxperiasent for aoeial syatenas,
and the COOiOd? 1 BOfl of republics thadoWS
forth a perfect system of oppression could it
onh be realized That being the rase, we
must be terribly oppressed here m the Uni?
ted States vithout knowing o We hops
some patriotic body will find leisure to rouse,
us up to a consciousness of our desperate
ease and make im feel how badly oil'we are.
Till that is done, such Ihn extent of our
perversity that there is no Ijope of our seek?
ing a remedy
Mnmow?I i? I'.xtr; Session of the
Legislature ass rata had m the snaetmsM ol
si tae bnainc ? ol local liapsstanffl h u sn?B'
isbed at tut regular asaaasaa Provision was
made fur i! a accruing iiidehtediicBB of the
State, lor prescribing the manner of tilluuf
vacancies in i attain Slate otRt i and some other
businesa .>t fecal tnportanrts The Apportion*
incut Hdls base all passed The ratio ol Hi*
tricl finally fixed rayon tor tnt Honas of Reprs*
si otativea was s\20O. Tin * gives 73 naenibei > to
the principal Counties, and the Constitution fur?
ther provides tor i additional aasmbers (rota th?
Upper Peninsula* (Lake Bufsrioi County,) and
Saaorsfroaatbs Northern Hsrtkwol the Lowei
Peninsuls, ahish include* ihn Conntiea ol Sagt?
naw, Tuisals, IfkUand, Areaac, Mont calm,
Newsy go, Oeesna, as I the territory wkieb may
be attached. The Const it naoa requires that tu?
Mouse shall BOt SOnsisI of B*sbtkafl lit nor more
than loo naeaabora UnaVn the new ratio Ina>
ham Coanaty anil base a.nsarlieu id 2,379uars>
presented, sad Man roe, kX41; loata, Leatswss
aad lifriiigatssi. eeek i.oou. Jackson, Estsssj
Kalaotaaoo sari Lapeet sack BOO, aad Fi at sthei
Connttsa auaavi SOD
vt base slroadj aVaaa the Congieasaanal
Apaaasjaaaaani The l?t District Is coraysssd at
Wsyna Wasatenaw, Jackson and laeingstoa
Cc inti at T ? lid l> itriet ? atbi < as si <>i the
Southern tiero! Counties, and eitenda Crom Lake
Km '.'? Lahe Michigaa The Hid is brnasd out
oi t ha * I rand Rivi i and Kalwmsnw \ klleys, snl
ike I /'ii seatains Oakassad, Massaasb, aad the or?
ganised aad unorganiasd Counties< | the North
ern ^jrtivu oi ijii Lewsi Peainsi lai sad the
whole oi tl.e I pper Psninanlai T)na arrsnas
DM at >?? not cert i n! BSOgrSphlCsl |s the inlet
ssts oi gaalera and Western Michigan are total
hj liasns, but as the Whigs wars ats great saSBi
orisj ihsy ars aot MapotaaiUs lot bis Aanoftssw
nasal
fr* Captain N'Bison, of **? tnasricaai
sriMasssi Prasees* arrival aj i b ..?. atoa oa 'lie ?;?fc
in rn iu Har iri a* reports that ra the aj June, ir.
sssaaaS rl v?. atrajslssJa :i B) hs saasel a .. baai bsl
By the epaatsa aar atasaasi Ctsujrsassf, tad BB>
asagkiy asaacsaaj, even to tin- bbjsj r t mI -
Fbom N **>ai, N. I* ? |iy the arrival tt
this port yes-jrrday of the .JMr tBB BVaalUavQasI
Wright, fron Hssbso, H, \T. wo saarn ihsl thatpaawa
* B rtSBSd bg art.;, storm .1 BBasUBBB .. ? . irjty oa
'-"'i Jut i The water tcrtaaeil 1tt?. ?tfi>eu
to iuea a 1 oil. that a i;o-r. at t^elvi- feet Bsatj
tt?'. ii ? n h) ??, w.,s pre] aatsd Ikrinajk aoaai of BasSt
Boats dssssgs sai dsns to arsswlnadisi s,wr,si ia
eaOsissi J ?.n groasli" tt^r -. ar. i to liuiU:.74j, k>y on
?nniniiu r
\n?.VPI Al MwKtSr-Kl.sKN i ATBB1 ?Til
U liana IV / i rar,Uki oatj - .?? ?? bail ps i-ria
Im ibaat ta ^sasraatiaaait asr waafaf t**t*
;?'.t The/Vi ?'?. or eVanaaa, the Fine Bstlorasi
?:: v! a In : 1 o.4:.-t <?rit:::i:c 1
, Neiahury^irt ^!^s.-. | ller.iM
%??? Bet bum aov. or Biasf,aasa gaasssbs7!
Best sataWliasaJ >.v ??. sod rasaa. saasBssBaladi
if!.bettersptni. till po- ? v: .,-fif more a'.rli.ene*
Tha JisataiiypsBl sslBssr Bt fsasfi? taaaM t..? Bjst
u. his ;inxu ty to misrepresent th? ^.put.er.:- oflSsSS
Cat) Ling aari Slavery Eatsaskw
i EvrrsaM a.?We are rsqsc te I U?gnm
aSSSei tun; the D?-:sa:ire TsaspSrBMS I I ? '""
forsi AsaeetaBasa (eossrad] afl aeM s> Kssw IS"
i.ii.ii MasSssg ?t rVarajasWaaasSi on tic- H aal J
f~rr1 fappla ahnkais atasafffirtnfr ate/'
ria-s*. ..i. l i-rc w:lnns to hibor for 'h< ??<>???'*"
?m arrfced to bs nrsssaa, hostie ah Mr. ffnaa
Ht>tcn. ?rate? that it atsks BaUBBaSB ^ ?* i"13*"
jre/s?.? p:r.M-i.* for the con*!lention ot ?'? ? ^
a aysll n. ol n.ea- ue ? '? ' ! ?u '
?s?sri pispta_
Maw Mrssr.?Ws have re I , H
oan Mi ny BvrsBi HsaBB " s baTantlli
b) I i v. W Qtom Parts, Tvmi * >

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