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Bncine?? Notiff?
advice (iK iTf"
r. ?h?. y*,, ctorH?. of tnwtn k ttmm
?I,., |8 u ! ?5 John-r., eoroT ot Na**aa >i
Ii i* i/mcflm?? w. ' B9 t?k* th' td?i*e of ta BilMllH
~\)MV*m"* HCMMTM HiTS at (il.SIXV ? Tb*
mmTT" ml er ?T Btrle? ?ad ftbrica wttH wb-cli bin* op*-.. Ike
afcnanrr ssawoa or IS? 1? nnpr.e. -"eno 1. Amnii the rarJ-i
neat eam* srontker chair-aux tie more than twenty ra-im-*
iif ftLT II.",' '?' ? Ihard '.' Ii ?? ar PsBtatJ *f BP
.1. ;?? q?>*i.-tt'" ? . '. . " ~ - ?
St??w?, b?lt ?? I ? I ? < . STtAW
OBof OB4 BBCOtTimr; BoH P,rl? SrttWt fi?I r'Bilat? th- heal
??d fr?re It Bt ihr aa-n>- time. There h so taste, howcre? f.?.
tidii.ua. that mar uot I ??.'*d Ir ??< -Ii? irr n' t ri',?l **
aortDirr.t of St BMtl HaTs et (.,-i\- . / I Mi ...'..
oppoeite St. Paul'? Chartas.
Tin. Comim, M'ivth ? .Inn?', Summer Hat? an.]
Xaoa aro as r.ator.1.? tv nnr, te ' ?? all ale; and i??tty ?irl*
Aad it atanda t rraaon' that It abovld he ao, for K\o*"i fabric i
aaaaaat aaoat cocof >rtnt> <ioi ?-eerf..! of aij thatBear adora'd
tb* bea; of rlt or raatlr. Try... . ... u <.r 'ouotry ?ad
rapert kaox't ?ot'* ??' at No. IM Foltoor;., aarj ?' '. ...
Srrradars?.
Tb? ?F.NIN Sl MMKrt hKFJ*S ll\T. ititrfxliiec]
Ibra day, la entirely new id *ty> ar.i t u rj app'.raoce, and
for llchtrraa* and beauty of Iii.lab far *btb**bw? ail form, r i I - ?
Oentlrin*o arr in*!*'- : lo riear tl i- *ap*r% Gesa of 'be S-aa'>o.
OtBlB, No. .'14 Broadway, oppoistr St. Paul'* Cbur'h.
Ntpoi eon's \i-ii in mi < i: mi ?, lieing de
f>rre. (or a ab r* y : a . : ?.. "?? ? f.- ? r< i. :. .? : ..,tt t
beaaiilul coe.rin* f a the b'ad, lo 'he fotir. of 'v< rr rartety ot
Hat . ia to be obtaiaod at ebbe* of Karrr arr a Ltttk i at>'i
No. ft Chatham, ar..- ton.' r ( l.a-'iam aud Iran at*.
Mfmio's Drab BEATER (TaTI arc all the rife
that Bummer. For lighto*"? ?od banatj at liu.-i, b? ha- nor a
He bar abo * large aar rtaaaajlaf Faaaca Baaeaa FatT HaT*
of lb* rhoieeat at ?I.e. Mr a Liu t otn r of Broad* ay and Can al ?t
Hf.IBF A 0?.'l ft*"(irtUiPflt Of St VfMI.K H \t>
for gentlemen u bow n o j.. t- , r , ; ? r . r,r ? > net* o' lb* m-ra'
?Vrtrall' ?tyloa and bhriea, Tbeii Bosky M mtaia Hbrei
?Barer Hat that Beaton it extrem'ir light aa 1 elegaut. They
kar* alto;iat ric >vd It i pari'a far a., rial <?' '
li|ht Freneh Keavr F< it lift of th' cboicet ttjle* tad color'
Ml I * Broadway.
SiFF.Ti, ( liMFOKT 4M> trCOBOhn
I). -. who wob'd i . to ? ? o ,-? . . t to inia th 'i J
wear Ihe
Zcrara Miaiao l aortvi .i,
ao highly reetaamrnd'"'! by pnyairtatu. T7i 4?n i aa article ' .n
Br obtained at the lowrat pric* of
,\ Btakia * Ca.,
No i iii P, wry.
I mkhoidi itn> Com.arb.-W? will offer tlli*"
b.oiB baS/Karbb ' ui'uo.uer d? ollar. at Al, wutth S : IJaA
So. at A . worth tf l v; tlas aratkai BanAa. ? atkrt I rt I 17a It r
Haudt 'Ith"Ii, >,">??. Pat, ?'?HaiKUerchi' ta. A'., eqoaliy
R. ii. Lsaaaa traa & ( ...
No. >41 Br olway.c it. Leonard it.
LtkCR ami Ml >l in CITRI URB from Ai < 11 in ?
?a per rent lr?a than Saat of iojporta'iot:. CtOLD Bi BUSBSU and
TataaratiM tVtaooB Satast Farts Hati.iM.t, Hilt
CosaiCSS, a>d L>hoi.*tisv Oooli*. at trade prices W. O.
Jsaaa.Noa iit,and 4?r Pearl at., Kew-Tark,
m mm rr Cioiiiiv. ?I'atn.iia ..) aM oli Eltatb
Babmeiit. No. ?JI Brnedw tf, 3d door aboretlie A*tor Honae, are
??.or* than repaid lor the tioubie m\ Basse ttaa tea* lligbt of fair.
In Ihe atlectlona made (mm the hamj a otk of proTerbially the
beat Beady made i .atinen!. to be pro? H"d - ?? of wbi litre
koutg mad* at wholeatle ptrf-'a. \\ h. T Jcsatses,
WhBlrtala aad Retail Dealer in Fine Clothing.
Nort Hint ?Coinjilcff Zittnit < \smmiki;
Slir? t?l"; estra ?uperlm* MM Dr> ?. Caati Bi5| at, imn-i.-?
atock o( Summer Clothing at ou naual price -that I*, SI p i "tit
below the maiket talea. tlvaxt't Clot bun Warehouee. No*. G6
and bt i ultob-at.
JabRTR Lrn 11 A ('??. Mprcbant Tailor, No. 119
Broadway, near Cenal-at., where you will lind the moat elegant,
neat fitting. wU-mad? and dural. ' OaVatMBtTTa in tb* rity.
Ooodt also made to order al the aborteat notice and in a tupeiior
manner.
i Pit Kin r PlAMOB for amall rooiiin, Hnsk l?y
Oilbi bt. *u|*rior laattro.Ma at rerr low pr.ee. Puvoa au 1
MSLoatna* to B't.l and lor Sale on an nil, r payin. rra at No.
339 Broadway Muri? at reduced pries Hoaat ? IVsTtBS
MtM RRIBfJ (ii ml i- ? V.. H LEADREAI RR A Co.,
No. S47 Broadway, will otbrthia morning .1,(100 yard? l.upln'a
fine black Bange al 3 per vard; a! o, l,ne Barege de balnea at
i/, and all oilier Mourn tit (too.la tt treat hartaiu*.
Au.?in H tSKOLAT'l r.-nlar m-hii-wi'i'IiIv
Aacttea eal* of Stock, tnd llnviit will lake plar* This Dai?
st ;j o'rlork, at the Merchant.' Elehsafe. For fnrther particu
lara ree hla adrerti-*- -lent BJ IBIBShai . J'iujm Cttalot.uet can
he obtained at the oftii e No II Rroad-tt.
(itxili BOOTS.?The Honis ami Mines tiiaiirifar
lur'd by Wan.iv ,N lidPwllBBtat..StS not only 1.1
but dor Hide. True i ininmiv I'athe. that the Beat ia alway. the
cheap- .1, and thia la one ,.| t),e t^at r?arona why thoae who want
tea; v riHid Boot* ihou d b >v at W'trirai't.
I'i i ritaMiN tk Humphrey
Not. J77 tod t79 Btoaoway.
caariTiact. oii.ci.othi, ITC, II
For **ic ou tht moat reaaonabie terma
loa CAAsT.
.1 ii TownrendA Co., No.701 OitM*awlclY-Bl
?Ena'iab and Anienean Tnpeatry kelret, Bni<.?-1., Tlir.-e-p'v
and Ingrain Cast i Tr. ia fjreal tariet< .at ihe ioweai raah price*.
Oil Clothe, Bom d to 1 t; mde, baa e < urtaina. I'.- iper? Mn
Iba*, teilt Coniwea, Window Shade., |Ai. Caipeta mad* and
Itted rn the bnai i, ai.m i.
Cm ahd Country Advertibiro. Crare tt
STIVi.a?. lucceaeora to W. II. Mi Don ?i I>, No. 1".' Nuaaanwt.,
comet of Ann, ere prepare to do liivr bi laiai. in all iho Daily
end Wer* 1? P.ip.-r. i Ii-oiik'h -r. ! in- I rnon at,d Cauad ... I.lal.
of Towna, Paper*. Ptieea, Ar., m Mat linen, al ihe olBre.
Hich Plair Sieks m 76 Crrti pcrYard.?
Joal meired 4 cs'ea air . rior F en. h Si k .. ?i ;htly ?potted ou
the rojraae of importation. and will be sold at o prr yard.
E H. Ll aPBI *Ti k A Co., 117 Br.m.l? . , r I., .unrd-al.
Take Notice.?W. j a ,i r Plowb, No i
Park parr, near Broadway arr aeiiing fine Oo!d Shade, at *>1 .'*>,
worth if', (ell (on,.tea al *>1, worth A.', and all kind* of
Window VTituret 2S cent* lrta than any other LbBbWS kg tha
trade Oirelliemar.il
Hahk.is ami l itiMKii lit'BLiNB. ? W? mil
?..pen thia dt> au thrt lane lot ot rich Liwui and lisiege ,?rM -
we will ? II at one-halt Ih'lr uaual Btk I
F.. II. La tum an h A i ... ,17 Broadway. BBaV Leonard al.
BaTR i(ti it l.'i coitus.?At um laMBRai tire in
\'esry-*t. two film* loat thrir look* and papera. lot want ol
Rich k Co.'* Sai.awaMi. * Saira Wimo.i - I'uivt i .
eyldenoe wee Ihe tollowint r. rttBcBtB of Oea, W . W'nght, Ea.| ,
wbo had wkwly pioyidrd bimeclt with one:
Nrw VoBit. Mar 10 IIS?
Meawr*. Srr.tBM k M ?ariar?Oi.ara : Tin. morning n-.y
atetory located on ths aaesad tmt thud floor, of the i mt tioiy
Boil.ling No. AO A e*ey-?t., wat rn' pebj : by lire
On the aeri?id Um. .t.od out-ol Kiiiklo . Sai.aw ?\i>r a
Strta, W'lLOta't I'tTtar, oootsimni raj hooka, paper*, and a
ptTkare of bank billa, which wer" pn-aerrs I in I
The Safe waa ? ?erely leated befiite and after 11* fall to the
eallsr.
W Ith full eonfi.'.inie in the firr-proof qti.a'ltira of ronr Salaw,
I am, truly youn, Oso. W . \Vaiuiir.
Tl.eea Sali* ar* BBtmad by th* c?'?brated " La B. ,.e" Lock,
and for eal* k? S r ? a a a ? A- M a a a I a.
N . I II aud 1 P. W *lrr at..
Th* only maker* of Salatuandri Sale* i tub ning Uich A
Wildor'a PatoBta, _
QatEAT PlABK) \Nn Mi m. Hm >t oi HfMtACR
WaTtaa. No. 3.k> RyaaBaVa ay. i'be harfajat aaa-.rt-.urul of cele?
brated Piaaot and all kindaof Mean Maacii.xm.t La thai
Catted Slates I'be pabiic I* a war* that thaa b.etae bat, in op
poaiiu ii t* ihe rosabisalioa, tdopttd the rndaaad fginaa aad
thsll'iaaoa Mi.LonroN. and Ml tic can b. had ig Mi Wa
rr*. at >??* prnwa than ihoy can bo fi tad siaewbaaa. New
I' a ? lo l*bL
Mf.iooeons ? s l> aV H" w 9m n ft *>
DCob?. ttinral the r ua' .emf^rtment. to which wa. r*c*i*,a
awtJ led Iht-Rrat piritiium et th' Natiniiil Fair Waalilu;' >n.
D. C., con be found onlr tt No 333 Broadway. A liberal ii.
esaet ii.adr lot I ??b. TV ? tde .tipfb*d on the moat llbeitl
trran*. HoBt. ? W'traa.
Great Piano aBd Melodeab KsTABLafHMERT
of ELY B Mlthbta, No. Ala Bro*tl?*y. (St. N .ho.a* Hotel.)
t*ha Istfrat Mock of PltAOl tnd MtLobrovt in the thy. in.! 11
? ihr,. Irhraled 1>, id e o, paar C< batial Pi ?\i>, our own man
two, A. W. Ladd A ('..'? P.o*tou prruu im PttNoa, and ten
. .t ,< tt, ?. 11 i ?. Neidhamk Co.'* world r?
r ?v ned Ml l ?l>to\* A. a'. , :! red a- price* torn' '* ...
?have* and that *ei.ou*.y aaaft r. tnprt.'iou. Erarl lnat-no3r..i
at - TBuiru F.LV k Mitur*. No iii Oiuad ?aV>.
Fiasot t-. let.
r'ont'oiNiKk HorsF.i We hare a larf*t?t|uan
tlty of white Fst.mh Chi\\ l'ia\? ?Sr Tl -.l,.^.
aranl to teure tot lo a I t:,., now m trtuti: tr.on Kraac*. liaat
a*a will **4l for leaa 'hat: itnpa i-ati. ti r.a?t. Aha) erer- aaaerk*.
aktw of Chamber TouV.-W are at correapondingly low prWea,
M J. P, H?u i y A ( i
Ma: Ma S'< re* S.w. ?31 and tiM Broadway.
HAIR I'VE. W ICS iNli I til PI I ? ?1? VT< IIF.I OR ?.
aatAakrated factory ia ^ti Broadway. Nine private roon-e f i rl
aapli, at i.'b hi- fir?r lia.? !?? s. tav kear tn 'he a.. il '.
Beware of lu-italtou* no la.-aaat
aaaaattaaasa ol W'loa and Tovrass ia the ITaaaawl ... * A.
aMtCHKLaa't M0LPA> ut'TH.
How It
I
B> All
\\ : \. ? lb' tne '
- I
In La*aJaaa,ai kflNatl ? " .
It wa* B I.VOX. tYaMAM 1*4. I ~ had HAGX1 TM
Pewata are sritaht death to a'l r ecu -nd \rrnin. and wh.>*e
fac-ahtu ? of ai,l.t,;,e U . :. .aal. ..b 1. N. l.'i H:.'*.Nay
Tm: (iRi tr IibRMirr K'imi 01 for AUTlMt.
OaaBtratrriBB and til daaraeraof ihr I hr at and Lung*. Dr.
CvSTia-. lla,.k,a.. Tboa.aat. bar* krvnbeen raat-rel to
hsaath tkr paat year ty tbo Rraatas. Principal office No. SO
Brcadw.y. and aold by C. H Bt?u Ra. im Ifroadw*?. Fnc?
ooly #3 a packate
laF-MOk F.l>?H F N J \ M i N s I i old M e d A I ,
Baiat Sramt Ttlaaa.
To No- I Barolayot.. corner Br tlwty
Tbl. Tn? Beret n-:i, i.or growawesk ttvm uae. Si? dart
trial ttaei and uioury r. turned tf not eutiatac'ory
HOI cow At s Tn i s _ l>urk,e the m ateni at thin
..?ou with a few draw* ol that wotdeital medicine ? ? ?
Bonty the Blood and int.- a healthy aad Maor.ua t ar tot! a
Liyr and St,matdj and thu. rea?../. Xla^r^?^??,t
t"!*- ^*'l*,t 'J^ ??-?-f*?-tottea. Na SP StJ^nW New
iork and No. 144 S'rand. London, sad by all drugguta at ?
ceata, ?r teat. Bad ?1 prr bos.
The Orratbri IMscovert of the Aue?I>r
To|lv'? \?m'uMni?n, .? ,..r ?. D.wnr.r,
Cava?. I Sder*. lohr, ?kltsiiiliia. As No one kltll b*
wttho* t thi? y. laaM* remedy. Eaery swt:* ., w arr anted. Sold
k) all Ihe dragtiau and at,w?keepen.' Drp- i N v t>' I ori.aadt
.' N- w 1 rt 1 ??, - 1 -i -a ir; la
Ko.761 DM.?pir Tl i Lot El bKaj Wan*
10 fllll'?. to lodiao tractable preparation. Or the rurf of Cm
?imrrti'o C***jha. OtSt. Lmr-tp:?!. BrcjeV.ri* p iti
veorte fo-tr. t?d r,e%erf*il? ro the tbot? dt*eta?*. Alto. Mil
r.n-Ta LitiMtti raid <k?m tiv '.n Tim Tl HI ? certain cor*
(..iRtnmii-.'rt Lout Afw i the parr T-oihtrhe C'*ip
Braitee, epnM?. Bom*, Crrm-p* and Ptrtu of -rery d*t?nrrrioo.
Air*atlee..ntheaV.vrd;??,.e. rob- h?J. ft!', tt the otM
No. ;?? Broadway, or by writtrs end nerlowo* at* rr-nt* la p??*t
?IC tfoanp* T*J* art up roBt.fl tn I *>1' pie *>
mum By wntmf, and g.iintrBrkfw-Tlt.rtoo of the diaeau* ia<t Iv
Hotta| tbe raokvejr tbe aaeuieine Wat be diapatchrJ without de?
lay.
No 7At LNKJsVDw Al ? I.vl..-*. If you '.vieh a hevi
tifai ti It* for dr'Mto* the b*ir. ke? pini rt clear of rlaodruff, ?
ere-, er of ?rar and b<Ma*-a. n-e ll. T. Lovtjf. Mn. ?Tin
Waiiriai and 1*01** Vi.(.rt?tt.i PalritaTio*. 'raiataai***
ar. I tri ? torn or.
t in IBOTBBVI Fori i: Pi mp c d Futr.-Ks.;t*i..
Adapted to tor tr.d all tituari in* rnar.i:fartur.-d tod eold by
t ?at A Baal*? an Brockport. N. Y.
Alto be I ( t tat
No. at t ourtlar.nl tod No. 24? Brntdwty New-York.
1 BUS8DAT, MAT 34. 1955
Th< stcaniihip Amend with on? we.-k'?
later intelligence from Furope it now tine- at
Halifax..
Thi- Hoard of Aldermen, after an iten-sting
debute last evening, cut down the ?*?-,"ini ap
pfupri.itii.n paired the Hoard of Councilincn for
tbe Fourth of JbIj e.-li'.ration to $'," . A
large i.n mint of ordin?r? business wa* tr.tn?
acted. Ihe proposed new < !itj Hall was alluded
to, find it vta* stated bv Alderman Vonrhi tint
it could not be l.nilt until a -pi rial bill would
b?* p i-i-r.l the I.egi-iatur?- authorizing tbe *urn
required for tbe lame by tax. The Hoard ad?
journed to the lib of .Tune.
The BCO0l< of KbBInli'i?" tl- rotot, w-ti-rdaj'
M aWTBTSJ amendment* to the ISr.it Constitu?
tion, all of which were adopted, the tote being
very light ami but little interest bmm*t*VtTttJ in
the r<-u!t. The principal amendments are the
e?t.ibli?htio nt of the plurality IJ loVBI in all elec
turns In the people: changing the is* of election
to the flBiiaj f-dlow lag the ftr-t Mom.l it in
November: making certain Mate officers elect
iw- by the people; authorizing the election of
CotaStj officers, ami prohioi'ing MkOOl money
t'roui being BaBt] for -eeti.rian eilucation.
The hoped-for full supply of beef e.tftle did
not come forward yeNteiday in Kiifln-ient BrftN to
brine dotvn the jirice of ment to a PBUOBtblfl
rate. I'.y reference to our report it will be nei-n
that the hellirit; price of I.w h BfBl ei|iial to an
e-timated aternge price per pouml for all the
incut in the t'uarters of thirteen cetit*, ranging
friui I'.' cent* lor the poorent i|iiality to 11 or
144c for the beet. This will ?tili keep the price
nt It to ','11 cents a pound at retail. We under
etand that n fTBttt many flwIIWll are citing ii|i
the luxurv of *irloin stakes and fifth rib roasts.
At the trial of a liquor case in the Jtrtbnei
Market t'ourt yerterday, an attack was iti-tde
by a itrog-ri^'hts aBBB upon Mr. Kobinson, an
Bin nt of the (iirson League. The assailant was
immediately put under bond* in ijJtlWKj. liuring
the recess a rush was made in the street by
some of the more enthusiastic UajBOT ttet?Bri
upon tin- Bcjf, Mr. Hliw-kmer, Secretary of the
IiOBgBO. and a blow struck it hieb cut n nash an
inch long in the side of his head. Further vio?
lence was prcienteil by the interference of the
I'.iin r-ilealers* counsel, Mi. T. K. T..mlnis..n
TIIK A Mil-IM A KI.KCTIOV.
The Flection of the State Government take ?
piaee to-tlny iu Yirtriiiia. It is an important oc?
casion. All the enterprise and activity of that
old t omnioiiw' all li are at once display Bt] mid ex?
hausted in her election conilicf*. There is not
a more busy und industrious people in the world
tkBI Virniniaiir. Hut they arc workmen at the
trade of politics OBly. '1'hey only shine in the
Diiiuufuctiire oI partisan parai^rnphs, jM.iiti.-al
linraniiues and (treat men. Their water-power
lies idle, but their iptMUiei ne\er cease to mmW,
Ihe political mill always grinds its fullnrist,
though etery other mill in tb- State a*j| ?top.
Every branch of product in- indu-try trwiy lan
euii-li, but the trade of office nettint; is us bri?k
and its prolt ssors as nimble as they were in the
memorable era of *96l
Poor Virninia* Her river* run to tin- -m-.i as
they did two centuries ago, but no ikiUful or
iiulii'trioiis hand citther.t np their water* ami
turns them to the IBM of mini. 'I bey flow on
as of old, their banks only marked by deserted
town*, exhausted fcrtilit) and a dec.ije l Bglia
ctiltute. Slavery has led from the BoU like |
rwunns of locust*, leu inn only desolation in its
train. All OTOI the low belt of country tb-.t
laces the occ?n lctl*rgy ifbl sttignatiou reign.
Seme of the n-ncraMo tawri's, a eenturt o. two
old, are ,|Uiti- dejiopulated, while others barely
hold their own. Sloth and torpidity and brown
decay cover the laiid?.-apo. The State has been
nuscd with African slavery.
The universal decline of ei--ry branch of in
duttry throughout the State, except negro
breeding?the ignorance and deterioration of the
inhabitant*?the languor, the want of thrift, the
1 slack and dow u-at-the-heel and oiit-at-the-tl
how? condition of the entire commuuity?h.tve
been the ttund.ng theme of Mr. >Vi?e'* addre?*e?
all through the aanvas* just terminated. Vet,
strangely enough though naturally t-notuh. he
I willfully blind* his eyes to the real cause of the
disease he so boldly probes Like all who sup?
port him and all who oppose him. he hugs the
ticst of Slavery to his bos>m with fatal tenacity.
1 he thing which bus weighed like an incubus
on Virginia these titty year* and more, load?
ing her down and leaiing her iu the rear of til
t'u I POO BfBte* of the 1'nioD?the thing w hose
i irviiable result* are fouud iu th- condition
which Mr. Wise ?o much depo-res. and w' ,. !.
bebaipictundwith so much force and viva.-ity?
is the thing which all parties and all men (polit?
ical men) iu the Mate vie with each other in
sustaining, and in spreading over countries yet
umiftiicted with the same curse. We ti th"
WfJoa of political men and parties at this elec?
tion iu Virginia to what extent prejudice, ign -r
ance and lauaticisin may control a grett C'om
uii iiWTaltb. I hroughotit the cam ass, the chief
rivalry exhibited has been to see which tide
would do the most to uphold aud perpetuate th*
cau*e of Virginia's downfail and to m.iintxin
Virtiinia's uuthrift. Whatever other questions
may have eicited discussion or occasioned divi?
sion have been eutirely subordinated t > the
paramount and over-zealous labors of | >th oir
ties to chcri.-h the NiN of African Slaverv.
As to the comparative prospect of th ritil
force* in this election we have but little po? -
live data for a judgment. There are but two
parties iu the field?the Old Line I>emo- rat* ana
the Know-Nothings? the latter hit* mg ?'? x a.*a
swallowed the former Whig part* entire. A*
Pgird* tilP r'-'.if. th'e q'ie*tion i- whether the
Know-Nothinga will hare convert' enough from
the I'emocrat ic side to torn the reale against
the hitherto domirtsr.t party in th* M it<\ 1 wm>
-??!? f.; a that on some runner .\i.io\. th ?
Whiga have FVBt h < ?! r#U opponent* ver* |
it would rn on the fare of the nutter, lo .k
inc at thai triumph* of the Know-Nothing. tba>
wh? re, that the Natives, mu.t triumph, and tint
the Pemocrat-mn-t be f? :-r??!. W.-. H
for tie fart that the cfaetfM i? conducted on
the rirmrcfe system and not by ballot, we *hou!d
bt inclined to predict that they mu-t v)H over?
whelming!} defeated. A- it ia, we cannot but
fhial that the force at the new movement will be
? aMtk r.t to torn the -rale in favor of the Kn rW?
Nothing candidate*. If it doe* not. it will
d? rn? n-trate that Know-Nothingi-m ha* no vi?
tality in the S?rth. Hut we know of no rea-on
whj a Irenza at tkil ?ort ?hould n<>t have it?
run among Southern a* well a* among N'or'hern
men. We expect therefore to ehroliiele Mr
Wi.c'r- defeat, notwith-tanding hi* confident
In.a t. at a deci.ive triumph.
.ti iM.r. \\ ouioiaii
It ia commonly taid that the sovereign people
rule in tin* country. There i? however a large
and highly reputable i !::?? iMiiong u< who-.- pa>
litical theory either doc* n ?t acknowledge aj
all thi? popular aovep iguty, or idmitting it if.
word*, jet cek* to enact and iu fact to nullify
it in favor ol quit.' another so. cp-inti. In ti.
political mjtbolngy of these wise men of the
Krust ? for Now-Ftigl tad i? an etnin-nt and
pi incip.il -erst of this doctrine?the people play
prccixclv the Kane part that Ahriman, the in
I carnation of tue principle of evil, doe* in the
' old Persian tbcologv. They are in part the
source of all mischief-: to guard ag.iintt their
v otivea and their folly require, perpetual ertor:
and rcascli?? watchfulness. Th? Orrausd of
these Hcctarie?, the principle of g.1 to who-"
lo ficv(.]ent seutllll' lit and enlightened WH.lom
th y exclusively look for sori.il order and h ir
inom, ami protect,i.n .g i n-t m piii ir ignoranc
ami wickedness, is?the J'idciiirv. "While
"the rest ol iiiaiik iid are le.l away captive in
"the chain* of their infernal ene-ny,"' any*
f.ibbon, "the faithful Persian alone re
" MffTM his religion* ai|or..tii.n for his friend
?'.md protector Ort'itsil, and ffhte under his
?'banner of light in the full confidence that he
".hall in the last day -hare the glory of hi*
"triumph. At that decisive mo..nut the en?
lightened wisdom of goodness will render the
" pov. cr of Ormuad superior to the furious m.il
" ice of his rival. Ahrii.ii.n and hi* followers,
"disarmed and subdued, will sink into their
"native darkne.s, .md virtue will maintain the
"eternal ptWOI and harmony at tha ?llTttlM
l'or the word 1'cr-iau - ? i (? -1. t U t ?? Amrruan
Jviii'r-irorsliif/rrt,?and Mil A.? r;?? ;ti ". .-I ui.'?
may be so called with ow n more of propriety
than the Persiau? were <1< nominated Fire-wor
sbiper??and for Ormusd read the Judiciary,
and the above quotation \\ ill exactly d.-,,-ribe
the Mtrt at winch we so,ilk.
A. the indent Persians, not content witlt
worshiping OlMMtl alone, dis4f ibntt*a their
devotions mrong a counties* number of genii
of various ranks and order*, through whose
agrticy (?rii.o?.I u... ?npnn.e.l in m t, so our
American sectaries bow down to and wor-hip
trftll profound ?iloriit ion m.l.i hliial ,1 udtfes of all
sorts and sizes, fp'iii your ?lavc-citchini: Com
n.issii.ni rs, like Kdwaid Ii. I.oriug, up to that re
markable cuibedimcnt of pi-te id rectitude aud
serene justice. Jwift drier of the Supreme
bench at the Cnifcd States.
A judge, bi;: or little. al-d e pcci.tllva l'cd
eia! judge, ia invested ?j tie supcr*titiou* re?
verence of tbe-e voturic- w Itli remarkable at?
tributes. The rh re appointment to a sejt on
the bench ut ols c transform* to their .uimla an
acknowledged and admitted blockhead into an
in? xhiiu-table fountain at wi?.ioin?a shrewd,
mercenary attorney into u pure .oorcc of un?
mixed truth aad iucorriipt.ible justice?a Iwtr
rooin blackguard into ? l uardiun at peace nud
urdcr.
They iuvest a Judge with all the batUlibiUt)
which the mi..! ultru-iuoutauc Catholici-ui as
ertb? s to th< Hope, and with all the frc-dom
from personal responsibility which the moat
Tory loyalty bestows upon the t.n^lish i'miiireb.
They are a. much horrified at the notion of the
p "Ml al ol Judge I.orin;, tor in-tan. ". I'.nghsh
Icy alia tl are at the idea of the eWUtion at
( baric.-. I?that |MM mmt at retributive and po?
litical justice which first Timj/ht the princes
and the people ol modern Kurope the much
uteded letaon that Kings aud rubrs are but
men, and as men mint an-u. r for their act* u?
King* md ruler*.
Surely there is no l> ss need that the..' Amor,,
can Judii.-vvoii-lnper* of our* should b t night
that Judger too are but men. So long as they
confined their worship to Judges of the Su
preme (,'ourt*, State and National, their idola?
try, however gross, might perhaps be tolerated;
but when tity take to bowilig down to slave
catching ( on inis.-ii u. n i| to per-onilication*
at the principle, of ju.ticc. peace and order,
m un thing it surely nece*?ar\ to rouse them
froUl so pitiable i ... !:. .. II an 1 to keep SO J. t>-..
table a v*aTa*hip frctii -jn ? i.iii^. Ihe wor-hip at
a noble animal like a bull, however grots the
Mipei-titi? n, has yet soiu'thing resp-ctable
about it. The ox plows, the cow gives milk?
one i .in ca?.!v -> e how mo-t animals come to h.
Worshiped. Hut wLat apoiog, call possibly be
made for adulatii ns fait to a crocodile, even
though he may drop tear* an he devvurt hit j
v ietim I
TIIK -I W BEI ? MF1 K T.
Tit ( aura i* utteric'.' jeremiad* ov.-r the
\ * rplexed and threatening aspect of aflairi in
Kansas. We venture to ?ay, how. rer. that M >
mt t the outrage* that have be- n perpetrated
there by the horde of w hi.ky-di inkers hwM Mi?
M u'i that airict the c.nductors of that joarnal.
Neither i? it the fact that by their crimet
Freedom ia imperilled ia the Territory. Hut it
is simply because their conduct, aud the position
at antagonirm to law, order, and liberty, taken
by Atehifou. strinvf. How and their coadjutor*,
m cettitatet or may neeetsitate the action of the
t.ov.mment is the pret?i*es. The alarm felt
by the sW*JM of the Administration i? le?t the
violent and law lea* pri ceedinga of these men
ihoi:!d force the President and Cabinet to take
eidet for or agaiust tin m. Henoe it it prayin.
for peace, praj ing for harmoiy, praying for for?
bearance ar.d deprecating all excitement and
violence.
Thit fact iistiroate* a temporary ceasato.n of
I the threat*in?! violent pweediiig* ?! the *.*?? J
driver* undr r Atcbi-on id Kan*** Before thi*. |
we entertain n-> doubt, a Minister I'le-iip .fen
tiiry ha* been dispatched by the President an l
tvrretarj of War to make conditions with th
!? r* i l" t' ?? In> ?<ii: - tWee*. \\ hat tluse c ?n
ditii D* are we do n-t kn.?w, neither it it likely
*re shall ever be permitted to knot*,-. But aTi
ran form a shrewd guess npon them. We cues*
j that the brigand* and c'iMhr?at* mt the sljv
' < ?ligan by are promised the privat- m->rtl aiil
' and comfort of the Administration in furthering
and cousumu atiag their designs to nuke Km-.
a s'ave Mate, provided thej w.'.i not conduct in
! such a wo) during the Summer a. to force the Ad?
ministration ?0 I roti-cf Mai nutaiii tiov. Heeder
by ? military force. This ??? t.dition we have no
doubt Me'Sr?. Atcl.i-i'Il A Co will .tere?
te. We do not expect the-, fore to find what
??"em* to be generally anticipated, that Governor
Heeder will be met with violence on his return
to Kao-as. He will in all probability go bick
in peace, remain a while in peace, an.I tii-n re.
?im or find a successor appointed in hi* placj.
The tearful strain* of TUr I mon are ? x,- 1 d
by the atixiou* doubts of the Administration,
which sees in what a dilemma it will be involved
if by an? p. saibiliti it should turn out that the
Missouri u.ob are not fully under the control of
their leaders. The Administration i* resp.msi
'.Ii tor ti.i Kai - *-.Ni hi i-ka bill and all its con
?oiiiier.ee?, and that responsibility nepei?arily
weich* heavily 0MB it at the pre?ent thr".ifen
inar juncture of affair*. The Inton nndi-rtak.-s
to shove elf a portion ut tin* cru<hiug load upon
the -tli?i.'.di rs ot those free.lotn-lov in ? men in
the North who have tiled to do something i U,
how little!) to rescue Kansas from the dreadful
ills that encompassed her when the benefic-nt
restriction upon Slavery was removed. But so
lopeli'.s a ta?k a* this must hive chilled 1
the writer who undertook it. The North
never undertook to do any thing tovt-.l
peopling Kama* but what was fair, open,
truthful, and honest. If the .lavedriven
had met their efforts by the same means,
though the act might have been deeply deplored,
yet no complaint of its (Ufoeai would have b?m
heard from any source. Hut becaitae the North
undertook to do a perfectly fair thing, for TV
Inton or for anybody to pretend to find in it an 1
excuse for a totrtlly inf.1r.10ns and outrageous
proceeding like that of which the Missouri tool,
was guilty, is preposterous. TAr I'nwn talks for
the sake of talking, and to iinpo-e upon wcaki:-*.
and credulity, when it re,sens in *u o h I
style, 'lhe whole responsibility for the critical
condition of affairs on our Western frontier rMtl
Upon the shoulder* of the Admiliisf ration. And
it is this pregnant fact that disturbs the Adtn n
istration and affrights Th' I nion.
If the Administration fails to compose
tin- disorder* by peacefully restraining tin- Mis
sourian* after the nianiier of the programme
we have indicated, it will find itself in a
critical condition. For assuming that Q*JV,
Heeder is to return to his post, he mu-t
be sustained by the forces of the Cuited
States if he is a--ailed. And If the Missouri
mob cannot M held back by moral influ
encea, it must be quelled by powder and ball,
or tin- Administration must precipitately fly be?
fore it, and disgracefully abdicate its most sol?
emn duties. As we have before aaid, we expect I
tolii tl ihr s.M.thilif pro.-. work for we Luvte no
idea that Atchison A Co. feel dispo-ed to M*M
in collision with the Cuited States troops, or
with tin- niembi-rs of the Administration, or to
bear the brunt of a shock between ti e North
end South on the Slavery issue. What accident
may light the flame* of war on this subject
we do not know, but we expect nothing of th
sort as yet. In the inflammable MBaUtll ti of the
public mind, however, th'-re is constant danger,
r.udwe raiiUvt feel *eeur<- against it. The in
fnuiou* ti itlers with the p. no of the country,
who originated and passed 'he Kansas-Nebraska
bill, have teu.sed the nation t" the v.-r;. .erge of
conflict. The close of thi.t agitation cannot be
foreseen or anticipated until some decisive
backward step is taken by the National Legisla?
ture w ith a view to resist the aggression* of
Slavery and r-storc our vast Wo.tern domains
to Freedom. I'util tha: time comes we shall be
in constant peril: and X it be too long deferred
a violent end to existing complications is inevit?
able. But accident ak*VM will precipitate that
conflict now.
IHK VKU-WIKK IDsT-IIH'll K,
Although wi have written much on the postal
syst, m it serins wore i* needed on that topic.
At tin* moment the citizens up-tow n are trying
to h.r. e .1 new Fost-t ?rlice. While this is build
iutt, suppovng it is to Ix- built, why not avail
our-iives ..f economies immediately available f
With the best facilities of any city in the world
for good h-tt'-r deliverv, be it know n that we
have the wont. Hut w ith a proper distribution
of city letters, with convenient receiving sta?
tion*, and w ith u rapid and frequent transmission
of letter- to the principal office, every known
resident could at the present moment receive
Li? letter?let him live where he would in the
City or suburbs?without charge in an hour
after their arrival in the City.
1 bus, too. We might have a system established
1 to that letter- from the remotest streets could
be transmitted to the I'o-t-Oifi. 0 for th- mail*
every hour in the day.
>i me u.< nth* since we gave the details of the
ay item in operation in London and other large
town* in Great Britain, and showed what ita
! r tcttcal Working would be in this City: let tu
n w -ketih ; : other plan and see if the incubus
1 t old fogy Um on the I ;ovem.n?nt monopoly of
carrying letter* can he removed, and we be put
iu pi -s s-n 11 of ftcilitie* greater e.en than
I.< inton injoys in her postal arrangements.
Tkeform of our City may be likened to a
fan with a thoc;,rid on nibuses ami railroad cars
tunning fr? ? the outer edge, down the rib* to
tie point near which i* now located tke City
I'o?t-< iffice. A great manv of the letters of the
people op town who desire a new I'ott-Offic*
are deposited in the boxe* of ?oine of the pri?
vat- companies of l-tter deliverer*, and two
. ? r.t- p id t" get them carried t>. ti,.- l'o*t-< ?ffi -c.
Lvery hotel and principal bu*inc* housr in
.!.. d eiiiplev? a special mr-.etiger t?. c-.rry !-??
ter*. and often at teu time- a* much expense .1*
the postage upon their trau-uiis-mn three thou?
sand mile*.
Now this difficulty might be remedied in thia
manner. Let every ?tage or car in the City
I carry a receiving letter-box or bag so arranged
that '.etttrs may be dropped in by every passen
I ger or bv a boy jumping <>n the step, while in
mot tin. cr by any per-on wa'.kine the ttr.et or
approaching the ?tage while standing ?tili. The
car- all arrive at Ctn*il-?t. ??'? Broadway, Hir
mmj St., Aster Raw m or iVeB-slip: and the
ata'f? all arme at Jersey Kerry, StVth Ferry, or
r'niton Fenj, Aa M M they arri*e let a re
eeiver take out nil the letter* and put thi'ui in a
hag, .md let a nie-seiger with .1 Meet horse ride
the circuit continually carrying those bags to the
I'o-r.Office. These round roh n trips rsM he
made every half-hour, pasaiag the Post-Oltree
each time, ao that the kTeraga time upon every
letter dropped in th- b..\ ef any stage or fir
before it reached the Post-Oftice would not ex?
ceed half-an-honr.
Hut thi* it not all. Letters for delivery iu all
parts of the City would be transmitted in the
if>nie way, LH ut illustrate: At Fourteenth'
#t.. for instance, a collector should be ttatioaed
upon each stage aud car line, to intercept and
eolleet all l-fter* for the Fourteenth-<t. Deliv
ery. Through thia street a messenger should
r de back and forth front river to river to eolleet
and carry these left, r* to one, two, or more de?
livery stati"Us. The bags taken by the messen?
ger at the down-town terminus of all the lutea,
when earned t<? the Fn-t-Office would be ex
??hanged for bags for each of the up-town delir
eriea. to be convey.-1 in stage* designated by a
flag or sign, the driver ot wh.ch withe.it the
least hiiulerance could hand them to the acroat
towu messengers to t arry them rapidly to the IV
livery?Ofi.ce?, whence finally they would be taken
eTery half-hour by the letter-carrier* to the in
diviilu.al claimants. These across.town messen
ger* could be located every half-mile up the
island, if necessary.
Bf such a system, a lady, for example, at For
tieth-st. and Lighth-av. could write a note to her
husband at the ship-yard* foot of sixth or
Seventh-sf.. Eaal l iver, and lending it to any
passing ?face or car, could count ou it* reaching
ti e Post-1 >t!le. in one hour, and in fifteen min?
ute* after it would he on one ot the Pry Pock
ett.ee? to its destitution, whence would cone
an answer by the sime routes, or by one more
expeditious aero** town. All this could and
should be effected f. r one cent po-tng-?two at
the outtide. Cite the omnibu.-e* ten per cent,
and it would pay tin m hf better than passenger
fare, aud the whole umlertaking would be self
? ustniuiiig and money-making.
Letters received by mail out of the City should
be delivered free . f charge, and be sent off as
f.i*t a* they arrive to the various stations iu the
City in the manner we have indicated. No foot
letter-carrier should have to walk orer a mile iu
a tingle trip, but stiould return to his station
every half-hour. If all letters Were paid before,
hand the service would be a* vv-ll performed by
active boys aa by stout men. It would even
furnish employment for some wouu-u bow out of
work.
Inder thi* arrangement all the priv ,tc letter
carrier* and I'ost < tlices would of course h ive
to -ncc'imb. Hut instead of driving them from
the field they alight be merged in the new ,,..
tern. The bu?ine*'. too, of the City pclivery
would increase to an almost unimaginable ex
f< nt. and we have u .doubt it would add ten per
cent to the numberof letters w ritten by indi?
viduals to the country.
Such a system of l-tter-delivery could be put in
complete operation ii one month, if the old laud
tui tie of the Cllitc. Mat > l'o-f ? >,lice could be
made to craw 1 by Leaping coal* of lira on his
hard shell buck, ft Oavteminent Could get out
t.t the way. or rather give out the job by con?
tract, there are pi nty ol enterprising individ
tia 1st who would put tie machine iu motion.
! ..id. H is foler ibly certain that if anything
It ccomplislieil iu the way ot' BSltBgg r-lorm,
prll ? -e c t i/. i - will h i v c to do it.
Cur plan contemplate* the carryiug of all let
t r- to tin- ortiee tot mailing, free 01 charge, and
(i.l... riii" nil Ittt'r* upon which postage ha*
? i.ce btjea paid iu BBJf pirtol the I'nited Mates,
v\ Ith* Bt an ndditiou, as at pros -nt, of tw o cents
or city deliver,.
We have not the least doubt that City letter*
Would pay all expense*. The system would
? ecure to u*, at bO event*, certainty and fre?
quency of rapid delivery, and the people would
fmj any resouable i barges, and yet be thankful
tor the accommodation.
If -Hch n plan i* we have hinted at is too
good for us to hav- at ouce from the Govern
incut, N't it at bast give us something bet?
ter than the pre-ent out?than which nothing
can be worae. Any change will be hailed
bj ith joy as an nnpiovomcut.
The letter we publish, d y ?-t<-r<L.y tcm Mr.
Terry, I har*c d'Ar'n ir--. .it Madrid, exposes the
mission of Mr. Soule in a masterly manner. Mr.
I'. rry proves bims? If to be well qualified for his
position, and the Administration would have
show n it* aen?e if it had appointed him to suc?
ceed Mr. Soule, inrtead ol taking the polil ,. i
back-broken and brainle.s politician from Jowt,
Mr. Augu-tu-Ce-ar Podge. Mr. 1'erry makes
it manifest that h-t displayed gr- if discretion ,
?Bai gre.it wisdom iu managing o ir affair* in
Spain ilur.iig Mr. Soule'* absence in Madrid, and
he exposes tha imbecility , the pa**ion. the pri l>
and the folly of the *en*ation-loving Frenchman
in a quiet but most mercile?- manner. His nar?
ration is ao evidently truthful and uncolored
that it is fatal to any lingering remain* of diplo?
matic merit that Smlc might have bad Mr. II
i* left naked to the jeers and ridicule of the
world for hi* pompon* pretenmon* and ludicrou*
career a* Minister. The whole expo*e illus
rate* the absurdity of Soule"* appointment, and
ahund.'.ntly establishes ali and more th.,u all we>
trfOT charged to the .iccouut of this eminent
charlatan in .'iploitaey.
>*-Tb >'>t. s !?.?..? -h . . ?Atel why not a .V/' .,* >'
i ? ? ei.ow as well as a national cattle ?Low ?a na
ionai horse show?and " tarnat.onal baby ?bow.
The Bath nal m%*Wf ahow ia to I* held a' the village
oflln'h >t< abtat Coi.my, N'o-v.y.rk. three last days of
M , v I the W"o -giovv. r. A? ..tta.n ot W -?. n
N'.w Vorki and 'h* premiums announced are from
HI to #:.'. tor the mm pen of five to ten ?heep. The
prizts an all for fin- wool variet.e*. In a nob .f ..i
v tut...:. :'. r to te (.re-, t.t. S. . -..T.ir- \...,.
:, --ay*: l'erhtp* by a short trip in the southern
tier of cotmtitv you could aeo aotroe of the cause* of
lie famine prices of beef and mutton in New-York.
The eitrt me high price* paid for sheep 5r?r the ia*t few
y i art have opened the eye* of farm* ix to the net-eweity
of makings, nr.. it,'p-ov .-tru-nt in their *t.? k. Vermont
toasts ot the bt*t fine woded *heep L.i the Cnion, at
least they * 11 a' the highest figures, but Wewtern New.
Votk can boast of many excellent flocks, and would
BBtmm a-hamed to "show along ti.le of Vennoot.
W e wish ?.iintbody would get up a M it* ii-t',r..wer?
As-oi .at. .n, and th -n we may hope to h ? able b ;;,
a good quartt I t . ..tar b-* than. *he iirfyjaMBB*
?ail p'.? of 'gh'tsn ".ut- a pom. t
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I Braak*.' thrjmuk u> TV N. T. THVane
W i-HUMoii, Wedrjea.lav, May ij. UK
Mr. rVriv h ii* a paaj paaakon b^'iu??V?M?wk
ward dii-cloautr* made by ;V lVr~-\ letter I. he a
great many *:lly mc? whocry ?? stopm* paper wl?en
an cl tor chance* to mt aontathlag not exart y to
their liking, the I^rsirtettt of the tinted Sate* of
I ifc) pikf 4? crtv.tr> bin vengwance by tti-xing
Mr IYtt\ out of 0<Be*\ 'Hint ? ?II the g-at.ud* on*
own .?<.;.. ' ?<?: toi! g truth ? th ? a i.-k,-d worll.
b MtniaBaf Boo'?? wil arrive hattv next week, it it
Mad, and then there trill b> c?wii*?rttation* deinaad*.
threat... bj -rimination*, and -? that** all.
\ ?? nia is dow the great point of iuU?rtv Moth
part ok Ban pctiVvtiy .in> of aa*10a*nk The war *f
word* in o< er. and tl:o ulem-e that prr-i-i-vle* the whirl?
wind has settled fiom the It; e R< Ige to the ovatcr
..? V . inn,-. Mr Wiv ?., ?ti'l in tht* .? ty. i-aJa*
an a S imn et morning and . lent ??? 'r.amprt, T?
tr.orrow tell* the atory.
nOM WAslUSi; 1,?X
Ti oiiiMt is Wednes day, Vf-y
The rumor that dispatches were received tYara Mr.
retry, announ. in,- a on iplicity in the affair* h.Hweea
th." country and Spain or Cuba are ontitelv aa
to tin M, No impafchi* of auy kind front him have
been re<-cited at the Sta'e I ?< arttueut by the laal ar
rival.
On th. ? "?' .:. -h. >.vh I'.-t?;, t Court at Sow
Orlonns, the .lurry gavi a verdict in favor of t'aptaia
M. CetTen against the Ni.-Mr.-i.ua \c ?.-.-..>? v Imuatt
('oinpnny.
Coiiiuiirnion- r Man; ;t liny publishes i lengthy repl?
ti Ttt .Wioa/l/ Intrhiffru-n- to then-suit IVJCOutly
made upon him by (,',> It.nMn in ?aaWOTM to the
1!? ale ease Mini "thci inii'tir*.
i u < Mi 'n i N m v?? vi in 11 r 11
lt.nr-"? \\ .-.I .u-s.la v, May IB, hMak
T. BJBBffll rescued >l the vote to-day on the
au ? ..incut* t>. tic- Stute l'otinti'iiti n in licale a very
light vote, and that all 'he ntnen-lmentn have beea
adopted,'hough enough BOa i.ot v. t (mm n v.-1 to ren?
der thia certain. Inthiacily alltheameti liiienfjtteceivad
froni I,-Vat down to about mini majority. The vote ut
favor of the pluialitv *, .tout and again--' apptopriat
ii ? m. ncv -e. taiian schools was the large-it. S,,o?#
towns haw voted ngai'i't the pluraliiy system, la
N. w It, .If..rd the plnrn iiy ?ystem received 11: ma?
jority and in Taunton only .'. In A-blnnd there u *
v. \ -ti,all majority against it. The chief oppoaitioa
uy was agatistthe article making Clerk* of
Conns, Keg isters ol I'robatc Sheriti'a. ft* clootivo by
tiie people, but that niti.-lc r..vcl own liiiu majority.
The aiiicndiT.cnt? are: L A plurality nys'.on, 1 A
charge in the day <n the State Kl.s ii.m in I'rosidentiaJ
MM . I aOliM of Couni ilors in Iiiaiiicts by tire
p,ople. i. The ,1c. '... i al n. ? rotary al Stato and
1 -ute officers by tbo |HM>p|.\ .\ Against appro?
priating money *.'aiian schools. . Kl.s tiou of
Sbetilts. Clerks of I'ourle, Ac. by Hie people.
nOM ItosloN.
II ?IOM Well es lllV, m 11 '.'I, is-,/,.
In the > me Court thia morning I'b.et .luattoe
Slinv .1. Im r. d mi oj ii ion in lie case of the pehtioa
of doss pit Hiss, applicant tor a writ of babs'as . ..rpus
to lie rel< ?s. .1 fitim arre-i for del>i on the ground that
hi was privil. .. ?: ??- i ne in1- i th.- Legislature.
111 a . iioi w ii. thai ti. ||..|is<- had tue inherent right
in limit ti> Oafal Ilu??. and that having u<cl that
DOwWMr. II"- rorJtt OOt claim auy privilege of i)X
, 1111 - .? -ii. Hi at at ti. n hne piiciu'leii to the custody
of the Jailer.
I be Hoord of Vldeitnen bav appoint! ,| nine agetitt
to sell l.i[uor iiiider the new laiv. rVt) nr. gnu en, and
tit r. si m\ Otfct1 an. - at d i'ii';is's. I'h < taminatioa
? . I -. ,? .. tu..!, r ti e Ban law? that of tin I mh
i.e.i - ia now g'.inK on in the I'olit-e Court.
I I, h Ii.,,t ii i .. e. i,i . ii t- ro-Mto wvrv arntaleiL
Ti. v dboloet i trht n tbi-y gjot tIt*- Imot, and warraau
were iasite.l for the Hi n ?' ..I ll ? ( uiliee who told iL
Tin I'olite loitrt ttt-dav <h t i.|. I tin- Iii st liuuttf ease,
melt r tin n. m Invv. BgakM th'- dOi n li' .t. An a..peaJ
\Mie tuki n mil ih. ooat will is- : . ! beiWi ?jurv.
I'on,plaints agajMt ti i lit|Uor-<leiil is nr<- being mailt
before lln lirand dm., tvud it is sni I the city authori
tiee an m live ii, their.It-l. iiionat tiii to n-ai the vitality
ofll.t luv.. Tie s .tut I. tie caw in New-He-lfiifnT,
le w. ii Lu-vn .i athd nawajl] iliroii .liout the State.
I he A-so, tattoo "I M- tit. nl ?M1[.. nir. II leals of tht
Ann ra nil I..-t.tiitioiis for IIa- Ii.snne is now in st-enio*
in thkt tdty. I > r. laatv Boy of Pwyldaano waa ehanaa
I'lo/n'it'i . \ .... i...;. in pin. c of |?r. Lut'.t-r V.
Hell . I Mrteem lu st Its. r. ,.|-iie.l. |l|. Ti .cunt ?t. Kirk
budge o4 I'. 1,1-\Ii mi, a lad I ?r. C. H, Ni'hols of
IVatatittgton wi r. i Ii ct. .I Vit t- Pn itklMta, Tba Hoard
<>t Aiderm.a, ti is i .renoon ratatihaoxtatad dhtMO/J
talitk s of th. i .ly to flu Ass.tointioii.
Tin- Kovnl Mail steamship Asia auilr.I at noon uv
? 'n\ vvi-l, -1 (,ni.e. : . i,,r l..vt r|Htol and - for llali
tax. Sin takes out fyif TI ill h[?1-ie.
Hoi uuui \i. of ia amuiui \
II11 I? a V. VV. 'ii. ..|My May .'I -II P. M.
We have basl a atead v rain for tin- laut fifteen hour*,
and at tin acut the city und harbor an- enveloped in a
lici-ac tug. I n to the [.reseut tiuie- we have heard
liothuig from l)o sleiimer Aimrnu. andevetiif tba
in :e i,. ? off the port, which ia iinpiobnble, nhe would
not U- likely to attemp* to enter In ton daylight.
i.KMIK.M. ELFrt nOM 01 IfOVi si nTIA.
11*1 II ||. Wi .lnee.lll.V. Mny 0, 1435.
11..- _. -.. ral ? !? i ? -n tot Bh u,l- i* ti th? I'roviiM-ial
Pai iaattaal ? ??k OtOOB v.-U-rdny nud from return*
thus far t.c.-iv.d it ia iinpiMailile to di-e.de which
party ia auceeaaful. Tin- general Mbf however ia
that the preren' I iovernnn nt ha* bit i, su?tamed by a
?mall mait.n' v.
The Hon. .fosi pb Howe, former Su retary of th*
Province hot failed in hi* election.
Among the noinlx i ..t prominent new iin rnleera
? ? ? ? we .' .1?. - '.' - l.'s.i i of Hi am 111 le, a New
t.rk.r le. ler h. -,i 1 'tie iim?t iih j..ntial aud
enti rpriaing genilernt? mi the Province.
i ONVlTri noifAL amknumknts.
Ilmti 'Hi- We.liiio.lay, May I?>.',"..
'lln following iitlienilllK-lite to tin >tu't I onetitUtiOO
were t.tieaisl .n the- S. nate to-'lav alinoat unanimouaJy,
viz: To S'rik' out I he word " white" 111 the '|Ualllie*
t on at.t.,;s requiring ?II ? le. tors to be able to
read, th it thcr- be one K> pniu ntative to eat b town;
anil that there be one | BniW instead tt two. Ail of
the*- pro| t)-id aim ndinetite tuuat Is; submitted
t.i the people.
HLLOW VM\'EU <>.v ?HU BOAMD
PnU-AMI NU, We.lnea.lay, May 93,
T,< b.irk B. B. Waimmr. at Ittia DOT! from Uio, re?
port* not tiking April 11, oll Haina, ship Li ly Kraak
lio of BtMBM for Hamburg, web nilu-v lever ua
board. Tbc three first offiet-r* Invl died of the liar aar
and Um fcaartl ?ae *i k.
TBE BBIO VEBMONT A9H0BE.
Pi m? . \\..ii..eday May 33. H5J.
The bri?f \erniont, Nayloe. of Phdatfi-lphia. Iron*
Savannah f.,r rhomaatoii. Mrtine. arith ? i BfgO it -hip ,
in.I" r. wt ut Bah.nth< ? in*:, ? i. ? ni ofBhatB
?land on 'In ni.-l.fof the Cth >.r ii s o.-i tba
!? . Ks .it ..i.-- nsl'.ol 11. i .. j. .- <;.r?t? We: i- l..-1'Hf
? :. >. ? art lev- .v. .-, i .nil.int left
I kv tr ".?A < ?orreapimdrnt ot 7 t?- I?r'ro,! Tim* \
i .o-n.s 'ha-. BOparof a lot I lb hi tonMilo that r?-- en'ly f
; BBBad Oft r BW CoOBttk ? Ol M ns/,t. u .w and Ja- k*oa- *
tmt bonoa ami bam ai mt Bos* M. Oordon. on tb*
BtbjB ?') Jm. k-ai (..at.---, ?w< eomide'i-ly lev-kal
with the . ? -?'r. .mi** of John K. Yo*>
cum of Lltnleu, whooe family were soven-W irtiaraa *
??4man' whtme cattle wee*-" kiiB-d. Tbo reettiaoca*
ti Mr CanftM und WrjtLit^flon H*-ttyn were iB
-? . yid ii't* wake. Si BOtft rful wvsa tli*> wital that a?
the "farm r,f Patm k M-Cuni**. it tmJt a larg? ??
?'cmp o'lt of : . i.el i urr.eil ? ul I a?t*isr|
road-. Loga were carried at an untneuae dtataBt*
and tie wafer of a amal- lake neat Mr. Voucuta * w?<
blow a entirely oat of it* b?wl.
T! i' 'ran ? i rri u n tat*Iran, a ? d ttb ?*
?-< Hoi, \t. ;-.nW.'V illerton. which .?'. nrre-l at oa
ntaideu.. ? ? kaaatI?L in ?hat County, on the ie?*
bnst 'dr. Vullert-1, wae ana nf the olde. ?
< rai.oe t .,?, tv, and was widdy ^^-J^"*
il ? : Justice of tbe P.?e for M IIJHlfig
MM in the r?wn of Minuunk. ?a* a rnembe
t^iriolattir in 'T. during the small bill *?"iten?*a ?
, . . .... IMO Hkt age ww? ??

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