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Bn?in?? ^oi}^i_
ThiTwiteb DrSCSTT.
an ,c, which r.leet* llo.ofo.lb?>. ?
.. iwe.1 hand ro- mj clothe*." "id ? ilorer.ly .ponee,
^Tva't.. in bit bi d of* ov.rolr?:
.. -*riv, Vbi; s a** bouae,
Tb. . ?h I'm *ur? I'd a*?** ?*f h' ' " "f ? mon,<
Tbey wrrc carried *w*y ?Hill wirninf.
? Bet dre*. vo-ireelf qurk I h*M miifor-on? || i? ,>,
Yoa will sow be attired well a. of ken |
Yni"! became quite ? le-iu. for I'd I. we you to vn-jW
The firmes ? ?M . OM *? n Wtttmu n i a, iw
Bi.f ha tie. forth you'll b. .irettcU by .-..Ml i H BaoTCBI ?
The fad ?*. that ?"?" wHh "*s beei ti;ed of her iif?
At eeelug bei lord auch * *lo?. ..?
And so. ? i th?t mcl t, will . t atrikir.g a light.
(th?- i-riled hi* obi rlo'S.* - lean out of bi- ? ; \
Ai d wttk tb. m Ban Ikfktod toe ov? n!
Smith B?othei?. <?'e Pro ? Wboleaol.-and RetailI thing
Wirero. c.e N >? IJI ir,d l*? P' ? m N. w-York.
Tu? Yoinq Man.** Hat.? mi.k Hais in tx-w
FttU-rua are II.? !?] Their adap' .' ? ? *.. BBJ
Ban*, and olker p"ir U of rirellenro, aa atyie. qnatty and price,
kcieaiah b<r Ikean th' -; .-of ear youngiavd ec*> u .mi?
ce pat- i La,alt*kCo ketorHone* It: .1. .a,
Iyeodera and Introducer, of Pataion.
Fai l Ci.otiiim..
Black Cloth Sei'* .b12
toeaimatre >ui'a. R
Btah attack* Aniknne Veeta. 3
j itie Blue Drea* ? *??. i
Caaa.r '" B'iai.eaa <-.*a . '/'???
At I'.mv a ( i.oTHlhli Waarnoi .l.. 60 mid b. Pi.lior.-at.
WHOLEBAII CLOTHlltfl I RAM ? i Al l. ASH
Winti r KBR?t It RowIBA, e.,rt.ei of Balten and Naaaau
at* , would dm .' the attention of country Cl ..ii: m. r. baut*,
eapaeialif r\, ae bn?< n, to tl ? extent, var;e'v and ehenpneet of
hi* Fe.i end W || a -i ol Meu'a and B-.y*' Ci othinu 1
low acale ?.f prvee will 1* Ion ad it it beliered, to offer peon
liar IdTant*. ?* t.- ?be Retell Trad. P. L. R -if.y.t.
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
Ol er* ry .l**eripti'>?,
at
Pbtbbiob a Htarnir,
No. 5.1 iiroadwa-. ? (. ill St. Nieh' a* Hot*:.
TO PlTBCHANB ('AKPLTlNtiS
At Or' a- I'.arj .
Call at
Peri.* 101 it Ul/MPaaBT.
No *>it Br"a.:a\a* Bppeelte St BirrrHtt Hotel.
Wll.lHK's PaTRXT BALAAM NTJER S\m, with
Bteerae A Marvin'* l^aitiliian al ' Tka Baal Bate in the
world." S.<urid by tar celebrated La I!P ?? .? r Pr-.-.f
aVork. With a very an.all k' J?all a ate under the 1 -. n. <:.???? is
apeatwa. of our Mr STr??a? Wba t..a t .r It y ara a -
tended their n ani.'a. lure doriag al.i.h '.me moX a .... ar"*
worth of property baa keel eaaaaiaad in one of Lkeet?311 bar
Ina been toataai in aesMai ta. area.
Wirrarat. 1 free froui i .'i | B< ?? For aale by
Srraaai a Matvia Not IBMarray and 141 Water-ai
BhteaveVkanad aaaea af eakor a*akera al n loood price*
KvniRtl'B afiOUCON.?-Tbia iimtrui?i-nt h-iH ro
Carhed tliar l.itlo .t ? BI ooiiuii.-a from ti e preia ar dtne p->f< *
lion, for i'* 1 C'i, mellow and BaweiM tone rapid and .!--:ie??e
touch and it* I apacity for tradnall. iwel'ini the BOtei fi r 11 ?
moe'deilra'' tonr.d to the he;,\-ie.; fortia.im.. Ii u*\ All
raiaaenr tVBBTITt11 101 TUB ObgaB, Bad] il eqaally a iapted
u. 1'iano Mi.,.. OaovriTCBK A Tatrtnow,
Piano Wan room?, N". Ml Broadway,
S- ;.- Maro,la. t-.rer. t r tke I Bitod .???*?*?
Rll h t'AKI'KTINt..?.SMITH A Lot NXil.RV,
Ho. 4M Bri?dway, near o.ai d-*t , are n .w prepare-: t aaklkl
UaOir Pat i. iMfOklAllOkS of E.m.1.i.m *llld EBBIi h CaBPBT'
IB6, aaaawWai e\.ry .,etrrip 1 .n aud urede, Irian Uiv anjtl
Coart.vt" Ike CMBAPBll Kamt
KaoLIIH BaVaaaLI, ^'?.d qualify H per yard.
W. A. T. 1.bwib, .No. BSC. brtm&wnf, nn- re
eedeiei their Kail In.por'a'i. 1.. ..f H i, BaVIIBLII I TtPa*.
Ibt Vai.vr.1 ("airr.t-: alaa, Oil OLOTMI, pur<bi?ed by our
Ir. T. Ie-wi.. in Kntlaud. eapr< a*ly for our own Kttail Trade,
fattena* ol ti n Kearoel I ? . ? ? tl pri, m that ? oinpete wiUi
any koeee lu the tiade
YYibOKK s I'a'I'knt Balamanukk Sapks.?
Taa Bb*t Fiar.-PRoor Barr? in ihp World.
W aiKAMTku Ebbi raoai llmnni,
Uep-.t No. UI i\ a er-at.. . ? Wall, N. Y.
u 0. IritDca A Co.,
Eat aalen and Maiiufacturrn.
HiJtKiNti'b Patent ( hampion FiRK-I'Roor
f aria- With Hall * Patent Powder Proof Loeka, the ana that
were awarded aenarate meuala a* the rVofld't Paur, Loadjon.
IBM. end the World'* fair. New York. 1j.?. and fno only Amer
haiea that w *. aatrued no da.a at the London World'!
Tb? Patentee placed bi MB la told in the one eihibited ?t
ike World'* Pair, London, ami blTiled al, Ike piek . .rti in the
World to op*?i ihe Safe, wub ol without lue key*, and 'eke tn?
Hone/ aa a rev, wd art tbeir internilty.
Tt'e aob.<? Li la and then amenta are the only pere.na Bathor*
led 10 mat* and ?eil hraXtea's Panar CNarerioa Sa?(,
with lUli'a 1'ateut few del i'root L |kj
B. p. Hr.KatlM. a Cat.. Oreell Block.
Noa. Iaa. 137 am; ik eVatei at . aud No. 5 Murray at . N. T.
Ci'RTain Matekhis Ati> Window mi a dun,
*t w aataaAi a.
Beat* a raaavaaa. n... m Bna iway, aad Na M R.-*j*-it.,
kave a lull aad ehnaoe *t.ak ol BatKATBLLBI, Bath Dk
f.aiia*, Worm i ii Dam.. Lai t and MiriLIR CnaTAIBI.
CSoBBICBt, OlMta, kr... whn Ii an offer. ,1 ?t ih. low, .r pri ea.
VI lataow Blianra.- Our a to. k ot Wmnow Mm At) it. la the
kwi' at in Nuw Yoik. and our aupaarior awBBWaV tafin| akatBttei
amble ui to oil'r Ifa. a<-a od* l.-aa tiaau other hmilrl We la*
eite the Wi. n' ?!. I .loa. buyer*.
Pali'ITatiwn or i in: Hi art.?Dr. S.
Fit. a a III ah I COBBtCTOB r,.r,-. Palpitiitlon and otBWI form*
of Heart IRaaaia, Em .?J. ?' T14J Broadway, *n i by all Drag'
giaU. Ae. nt. ?an'< ,1 A l.tr. .. Dr S. S Pit. H.
fai'liH ilANC.lNfis at WllOLBMALE.? Country
Merchant, uro bjtMed la ? aam.ne our Btoek of Ereaeh and
AaaittMa Eafaa HAJWiaaa, eaukn lafeaacj rariety known
to the 11 aale. TaOMAl Ft tb At Co.,
No 2.-S7 Broa.loai. op|e.aite the City Hal!.
HOLI.OWAY'N l'll.l.s.?Wh.Tfvrr CifUilBtioil Ii 14
tteuetriti I. theai i'll La are ii ,1, in.ind. The ?totnai il. the
[tinea and t!at iteatinea, are tin- oraani Baorl If"lllaUtt by die
eio. in ail a liti.nl. a. and mm theae the itlmidlal aa turn of tin.
M< di< jn Ii r p'd. thoiou*!, ai d tin .ri iMe
PUNON AND MbI ODRONS.? J l.? HORACE w*a
T? i Dioderu iiaprored FaAJKM and MBLODBOBf are to be
found oiHy M No. Al Bleed way. Piano* to rent, aid rent allowed
on purt lia**-; lot lale ou Monthly payment*. *e. on| bind Pi
ano* from BMM Bl#, Melideaat tVota t>4Bta BMB Piano*
tu,.-- ami rafawad, pidUlied, tiiimt ami looyed. "Ti e lierare
Warn Piano*," aay* 'Hie New Y.na Ev*ri?,rli*l, ' are kuown
B* au.on* the f-ry beat. We are enabled to are ai ot lln-ae in?
ter unaeot. ? Kk eotoe detree of loaBdenfl from i>err-ual knowi
adue iA their etcelleiil loM and derable quahty "
10.DOO eure? have ba-i n aBRflta iht? iui?uth of I>iar
rfcii. DfSaatefJ, .".die. Croup, Chruui* Rheuinatiam. Ae , by
Bat. Tea it i*i i VaaaTiAa LiatMBar, warranted to
cure, or th> Baoai J ratataed Frioe Tfior V) cent* PajMl No.
MCourtlai dt al Sold by the 'it the C. 8.
Ba?y JllMPUIB.? ITnder thtK )??- d %v? ?bnil nut
aaAal the atUaty of tke urti, i,-, or the MMaaaaaMl >t aaotrda to
the child aad tka aareal hrti iltiadj to. well knuwa, but
men '> .1..'.. IkM ' 1 . \ . an ka Bmad a' Tl TTI b'i Rmpobivm "I
PlfcCI Ooona, NoCBLTIBI and To>a, n... a.i llroailwar.
Fak .. +v ii, bji t ' ? o. ta_
SiNt.ru's SBWTB8 Mai hink;?s,pi BO 1X0 PEbV
pagtaaa CaMBiaaav?B't are n. ? Mllbaj Sawtaa hfACatiau
fa.r family aew int, qulltinf and uthel litht work. Wkjchaaaa.
mil te *i? at tc'u-a at i ach turn of the diii iu*-w heel, kMO, Im
proa, <! ma.-lima, nullit live, tour M thi.e atiirln-a a! each
revolution. It con heeatafiy aWtneMttraicd thai no other Mad
ot S. artae. M*. ulac now b. tore the pnbtie, la r^mpariaon with
thlae, cati W na. J wttkoal po-.tiv- loa*.
i v Biaaaa k Co.. No. Eg Braadwiy,
Paper DucoRATios-a.? Thomas F*t?TB a\ To..
No. tSil Briatilway. near Wan, u *t , bare a. hand every rar e'y
of Parti UlBBIBwB dianlay. d OB ot reawa, *>? Ikll Iht if effect
Otti be fully apprrrlatca. ArtlMk workmen only employed,
aiid ill work war.anted.
Dr. ('. H. MotsHAi.i.. Catajuui aad LlTNO
PBtfalCliti who warranUto i re more than tvuy uf bee lea f
Irlaai Mat IB at thi T*t Hhtkirlai llttti n f.. bat a . -*%
Viiuo mi Rvakiai i - at Room K .1 H > ? aa N
t>..' p in. Caaaaliatb Bfrai
Kiiiti-k?'..?Only IViM- M.-.lnl awHrilt^d tt>
MaaaM a Co., bv the ladaMlial ElhiMtAM m a.i Natiaai at th*
Cvya'al 1'ala.a tor thi ,r ira patent radtea' eati FaVM. Re?
ference* aa to Ita aaaaarijortty! Pt*t-n . I ?. ii Matt, Wil
laid Parker and John M Canaeekaa Open ttvm 7 a in t >
t p m. Naatn a Co., No. *l Alatdei .aa*. N T.
The French Mk.chanh ai Lamps .ir,- tb.? U>at,
Bo BakJ mpa-rior for ateadlneaa tod btflllaaiiy i uo aweii, ao
?wnaka, the laleat ?I all. a large a-e rtment a.way. ua baad.
r,bn..lBU|?. b\ < I On tan tal wh tab. a
H Daaaoavn li No, Ml Braavdwiy N. Y.
Wit.s ? li air-Di i ? \N it.-..- - l>\ iciieLOB'B
Wlua and t >frrr* hav hwpaaM MM ill te-uliar w the.r bou**.
T*h*yau* celebrated all over the WOlid tor th. ir ar.v- to. r-easty.
aaar aad durabtllty-httinc ' ? a charm. Th. lar| M an 1 beat
Mock in the world. Twc \, pri-ate rootna for applying, hi*
lan.oii*D\a Soldat BATcaBLOB'i No. 4BB Broadwee,
\V K IT I N I. F L I ID.
Tke public ere invited to try ual
lau-ao. rn Liwrin Fl t in
It a in all rrepe, '? equal to tke be?t vn? lab al d ta *. m
farnp. r'ant aaaBlMa it i? lapearrac toalL Kor la e b. ikeSta
t) .... a Tlianotl'a Da? 1 r>> A CO.
Tin Kll l ktoKA MkKTISii \t AlBABY.?W? BAT?
bcvirnl IcUcie befon ui? fr.-ut Allmtty, imm ajy pro.
tfelitlif BiTHUlet till- fXttAVfl'.'ftnt ni;V. p!N M'llt tfJoB l?f
the T? Icprniiliic l?-purti-r af ll.c AaBOCAaied Pr?M Bl
to tl i nuniLi-r pnrtii ipntti in t!.c Sinti Mtl.-.* M"
t4 tl?t- r'nltiK.n juvtty IttkU (ktft on Tliurs.l.tv. The
?Teat fi-iiltiro ut thy 1rafirt| ayaj |h< jit, . ce -nn. I'.>r
wl irh b%M bnitJaof aajjaj htm Im-.mi w|B0d Tlie
Tt?? ."n; hk KfBawlaf ineii.ti-it.-l tlmt then- %wtn forty
th'Ut.-ai.il *B lakiff pnn i eeu.ii, tin- nt-tual nutnU r. lanat
|?ifml L\ !*. vt-ral ilietiiKt r.-urt'e hy avaej (.fth< hichfgt
rp?rm tn! WAM l??tw,. * .:. >. n r*nj Iwi lvi hun
drtJ. h -"a i .f *'?? r m N, ?.York nr.! Hr.h.klyn,
tint, vi.ii : ot t wo l.i: Lrarl b iWi wot > bi 1ml Caav.
aJdBja%BBbwaaMBtihk%U wae tin dJaj m} the jklbaa*
CtaaVBlj Act,? .'ttttn! Pair, wr .??.- iBaaVtoavaaVfjm" fktB
Kfi? Sil le Cotuil Has.
? If all iotTig]h>nJi Btf, t>" .n.jhf w o'hrrwiic,
would Rivi " tin trull . tl? kIioIi !' snd tmUiinai
tut (lu Iruih, to the btral ol thi r *UBOwIe>dffN andbi
lief' thm v.'.nl l be trnch BEI I Ml - A-t -u to all
ttid.?.
MONDAY, 8EPTKMBEB %% 1856.
A limited Baawbff of ad Tertian-neat* are taken in
Tin WriitLT TmncM at tha rare of one dollir a line.
nit pnf.fr ha? atta-aed a eirrulatiien of r.'.nCO
copier, arid u uwiui-stional ly the beat roedisui eitoal
m adTertieinf' in the country. Advertie-trieiita rhould
be loaded. >n at Bay thaw b< bra, and not later than
Tu?*?iny of each week.
< nmpnip Tribune Frlrr Keetor^H.
We propoee to e^nd IHI CAhtTAlOM TRJBC >C Aal Ctet
balance of u>? ''envpeldn. ommeiieun wltfc tb* pap? ef')/ ear
j, end ecoTai (we hope) ?eitn the reoc.'d of tbe e mh* of tu
aaadidatie about *???> ?ober It And to taaure tba: t?ie anal
b? aometMr ? more than a mere ffy.ihe?.?. w? propoe* fej .ten* bj
rWICI i arm, and of tie full eu?-of our Daily, wwa1? izi
Hrnl-Wieklj Kitj'Juiil Wet!n.ltbu?.be able bt gta?aC tba
bei' Speele? of *be dar Adr're****.. -laborate ? etuiaecTt and
foil Belau1 o' <> 1 C'eetKinaaco Pel Oka! Movement* o.r tuaoat
tbt? een |bjm -anvaae Ynere wl.l v? a freer many n./-ar. UYaaBty
Inn.-, f i tbe r-?n:palp-a. wttb which we prefer not to rs>mp*re irr
latetfara) wbrle we pt.h'.lah at Uie loweet endurable price 00?
? hi. b ib?i: *-rve a* an Eaepakapadll of tba Canvae*. and b- re
tero.d t>y ?peakera. tvimmlt'ee-niei,, u.i active worker, to-toe
B |m uatezt Icf k a* d monitor. W( aek tbote ?a- b? ie?e
Mi b 1 -woe? will do atea1 to ud na ir. ettenrtinr ita 1 areakU a.
tt.rms FOR THK. CAMPAION TKIKi'NK,
to rt 11111D Twitr a wibc,
Comma* ctx,| witt. the paper of the M of Ori/.b?r, and en liar
abnnt the liftk?f November?any kwelte nan bant
Binfie c?pt>i.to mm
lft (V.pii-e, U. on* addreae. ? ,11
29 Or.piet, trt 01 ? ed.iree?. 4 tfU
lfm Cop<e.i. U. one addreae.'10 Oat
Or dor 1 mint In ell eairt be er/v,mpanied wirb tr.? money?
Which may b? remitted at oarrttfc Natt* "f all ipat i^ieiyitj
Hmi In th^ Vu'rd !*'ate? re. ?ived et par. bat wben Draf't oa
N'w Vt rk, Boat'r or Philadelphia < an be prororm taej wtil
brprrfirred. bfaai e iern rt i-'oJd be -x-rttfed by "-ce" PoeV
tnaeter.
Tboee nf nar fri.-i. d? wbe rr ar ON ?'.Tf ?/?. ai 1 lr. . ;.e tercuieCV-.a
af TUP. BP.af1.WP.P,KL1 ( AMI-mov itim sic w i*
kind aaoagj to ?er ?'. Ihetf afdera a- aa early a <l?y a* p4*'b'e.
An extra copy wM' be Mal In -\<' para n wbe t-'? a -^ab.
kdlrt-u i-"'1 I ^ b Mcl l.tATH,
1 ? 1 at Okaea .N-wToak.
fior. Rrrder'a l.' tl? r and wpeevhj.
We BMll pubiirh on RATU&DAY, S- p'. T. a i rar- of I-', ^tin
poatakirna Ooa. Ke. ler'a Letter bv faaor 01 Prenaaat, and nia
S|- ?11; a: .Sew Hev. n, a.a". The Pa?t W hlt>-? ot toe South,J
a :.r to Ibe Ooaeraoff of Boatb Carolina.
l're?~- P. r Atai a, a* f'e. . f: Mk, *1 a?; pa-t I,ON, *R
Ottlert iaeknakl e lie < ?>). are atdhrited.
OAKELKY 4 McKLRATU, Tribaaa Ofl * H Y.
By ti e BITTYal "f the Minoia on Saftird^y, BTB
haTodatea from Calilvii?B to Sept, r>. The Bntouat
nf gold bj tl.i- ateanier in $1,867,148. The Vigi
btrtc ComtnJrtee, hp tVBJ boticipated by the ndti.-e^
ol 'I'- !. -t ..rritii!, bare dikwolred their orgaui/atiou
and r tUPaed to the dutie- t?f priratO Lie. ' >'jr ac
eounts frofn the niiafi an- bTorable, aod btiKineiw
in L-eiicnil 11 reppentnted bring in a prnoperoai
rajnditton. The Pretbderitia] eanvam? ealh forth
lettre exertion* from the rripodj of tin- Bepahlicao
eaote, ?hoBT? nanguine in their hoped that !?>'?
?kon( will can*) the Btate. The newa from
Nie?inj,"iji, by Bray of Panams, i.-i BafaToraUe to
the petition nt Wblker. The arni) il ht:.t>il to be
in Mu h u mtitiooui fjofbdition that tereTal oflcen
ami M'ldier- hate been executed.
We print apTeral tpeah lettem from rTritBT,
Baainlj Iron BoideT-Rafiaa bowJvbb, iiloatratirB of
the etate nt thing! indlieed there by the nttnageaBOnt
of (luv. Oeny. lila'k with (alaehood and calnuwj
an tbeae lettera ore, paperiallj thaaaof " H. C. I*.,"
the raptured hero of what he ?o prandl) at/led the
"Battle of Black .Jack," we have not li-It at liberty
to omit a ling lo BYernient, as we wished our reoderi
to are bow complete i? the Mibjuifaticn of Kainan at
the feet et her IfidBOari BUllsmth. Tbe Frce-S .i'e
partj if completel) eruahed out, a* we hnew it
would and mua1 be hen Pierce, Marejand JeC
1 'in in iaiwed their eonjtdnt mamteato, aho^gtagH
with rehriltt u and trea>on, und fOklliag out the mili?
tia of Kentui kj and Illiooii to assist in its aubjm;a
tion, It were ahsord to hope that a lewthf>usand
isolated, balfdirukBd, balfdamished people could
ei a ml up Bgaiaat thennlted power of Mtdwourj and the
Federal Govemna nt. \\ bonce were th. y to obtain
/n il ' How supply themrephres with sininnjiitiofl I
The idea <-f their atkUtdiog out BArainsi the fbrcei ar
rayed against them was preposteroua. When
Gear) brought the Federal dragoons into the field
Bgainal then., they had t"i i boice hut to Hiirrender
ordispepse and take to flight. W> sh-iuld hue
preferred th?t they had Mirremiercd in torm, no an
?ii -re what Pierce aV Co. would rcotupe to do with
l ane and other leadorn, guilty of defending the
peaceful n-ttiorn sgainat the robberiei ami outragei
uf the gangs led b) Bofiird, Titas, a'ic. We l?e
liere they wonld nerer bare dated to bring thaai
to trial before any fair tribunal, but would bars
been compelled to discharge them, like Rohinaon,
Dtdtsler, Ac., BOmiBall) on bail, rather than brave
the neceesar) expoaure of a public trial. Mut it
was der med the part of prudence to ktvp nut of
the hand* of the Kuffinne' rdlieo; and with tbil we
ure content.
Aller Geary's Inangural ami his enployBsent of
the Federal rlragooos to protect and ibield the Kuf
fmn army encanojed Bear Lectaaptoa had paralysed
sud diasolred the Free State arra), it appears that
the Btirdcr BuflAflS DUStered a Bach lur'.-rr foree
than the] could nt any time when they knew baB]
were to be resists, anil conoentrated it at Frajiklin
with the intent of auiriii destToyiag or sacking Law
renOC. This Geary would not jiermit. hut, alter
much bigglinf, peiraBUkdcd the Mis*ouri?ns to breik
up and go home, upon hist undertaking to
radbrce the B ?rder-Kuftian "laws," arrr-t
(if pnsnsible) lien. Lane, and puiiieh tha
Fnv-State men seetased of robbery and out
rase by the l'rc-Slarerv leaders. Nothiiik] was
?aid or thought of ouniahing fArtr oatrages on the
Fiet'->tk?e settlerh?iu fact, it BOOB uot neein to
be imagiaed b) those who now lord it over Kansv*
that any shasae or robbery of theru COB be out
rageoua or ohTeasire. Geary promi??-*! orhat was
required, ami thus got aid of his supcTserriceeMc
allies, who threateaed, 11 secmcl to Ihm ten. br
?taiu burniag Lawrecu e, to ititen'ere vitally with
the main object of Iii? ,tpj?i ititiueut?that of SO
arranging niatttr? in Km-ns u* f > afl'orl the '?
jHissiblc nbatacle to the elect ii n of Bucbaaaa.
Thaa the Ftei-Mate part) in K.ni^.i". .> brsBpora*
rQy cniihcd otat by PrerrVile ti i power, and ^lat.-r)
is new' rrtnbi>hed there by What BaOBCC eOT ktW,
TUaB, tbe leader of abainlnf n.l U ia, t '.ark lhe lu
diaa Asx nt who killed Baphar, AteUsoa, Reid, a*a c,
me (.'can'a iutimatfeand t-M.ti.eiois. RRtl i clou
istbi* wick to be held ir ocrthe bogtia ? !: ?*" fc.rJ
aeor Legishtf ire Aaaesahly, which we hope tob
the PneJSarory oait] w,.: bare ?l to itaetC ITiey
Bbto aTansai now coBsphrtel) .'. their bauds .I'-i
will kicp it aawfaa the Fcple ? rlt to uuat '!.. ;u
iu lhe PifaawPitial l?eetitau, i or FreadiHi n K 'i
?1 there is not .mother in j>, r, i . laing.
TAr- ft paid nt>he? to the dffcase .. Foi redo
Wm! asataast thecraaha uraiaVnctiol hie tauil form
ami at.daeiotiii rtint st.ia ?? pr. ? Titel ifl OU kabt, We
arc not run- that the Irfi bob > ale la rane I i
it ia, it is boopb awAwTOjing la tMt 11 tb D but i. .
pesechnaeat. Bays Ihs Mut 4
"EyM) ? ii< lUhtrWS, -i tl :? *hborl ? i Wnll
atiaat.that?kmrpprmd? > rtdoi .ft utical
patatakstbt rhavaatas ol i b iaaasaiau r. te<
.1. ki.owstLc ciueot i. ? ? ; pOTU rii a ^:te .
TtlT'ltitHIt Mi. ffdCd 1 - -
meoceaveot of hi* career, a sharp practitioner, in con
merer and trade and politics. ?
?We cannot say how much " sharp practice"
may be admired in W'all-itPft, but we are aery
snrr tbe People t?VP had t<v. mock af it artoyt the
City Hall, a* our horrible toi-bill* atte*t .We
propose a change 1mm ? *h.nr- practice" to an ben
eat, frugal, faithful adm:n;*tr.t:< n. and belieTc our
Ml w ?effiaYM are af the name mind.
Th Hiraid Kne* a jnuibloj Mp. borse-jorkey
view of the dealings of W<--d with Marvine. and
asks:
' New, what hat all this to do with the question of
tbe ability of FiiaaaB* Wood la ? seeens the donas ?>:'
Afsior of thia ekl incas* he should l>e elected for a
mind t/TTli ? Yt'r tea: unr ?? .. } ' .i"*"f>b<-r* of
Tai Tliim, vrbal have the prirate traneaeoiMu of
Fetnende. Wood among tho armv of r gw* down t >wn
arid pracfhttraueii ia Wall Wire* what hae that maiter
to do with bis adn.L-.iftnitiori of tho tu mafia* -.f thia
great laajianajii ? arerad ai it a win Utb and roguery
frf tn t- p to bottoi
Whereto Tm Tmcn make* answer;
It is not the rb?uy but the xrttgnty of Wood that
iain question. He km ws CawOJgh to do agre.it iie?J
hotter than he La* done, or is likely to do. His
"prirate transaction*" are of moment a* DlaatraV
t'ona of bit moral char. cter and firre?? for public
station?aa throwing aome light on the d< i;gi
whereby our annnil tax-bill has hern ?wciied to
>i rea Millaaai ol Isobar*. Had he baea boaeataad
fnithful a* he niid- '.btediy is capable. <eir Municipal
adrniniatration could not bare been "corered with
'?filth and roguery from top t" bottom." All the
obstacles iaterpooed by the imifonratiiai of bit
I Municipal Depaitaaeata would hate proved hat
straws in bif pa'b. bad he reaiiy tri?i. ttUtNfhouJ
tie i a*t two >e&rs. to give m the fraga], energetic,
riee-aoppreariwf, boweat, am tartiana admlnistrn
lioa that Le prraniervl u? at tba uataet afbia -areer.
? Tht Herald, ,:n coatiaaatiaa, a**erts thtt the
? i.-r?.'?- i-L'f?iist Wi iii have
;uet aboal ?, much to do with bia perf .rniance of )
tM dlitHe. t ( I i. f Megi-trat. the city 1- tue ri lieu
low f-firio braogbi laroard by the Kaow^ffetl ng
orgaaa ia reta'iea t.. Col From-nt'* CBttte dealing* in
California affect the quearhra ml tba taal aaraai a* He
man'a rapabihty to perform the dut...- of Praaidaot >!
the Lulled Stak* Lf be should be elected. Nothing
more noi Ute.'
To whirl, again rvapaad* Till TUM N?':
The charges against C ol. Fremont af diahoTjeety
or prrajigalit] in parcbaaiag cattle fur the public
service ip California have ail been tevw liaised rod
I passed upon by O'lnmitte.. of both Houses of Con?
gress, on whose report- Cosajren ordered the
money bO be paid. Cat Fremeut had not one dol?
lar of public liituls in his hands when he found him
aelf anddeel) tranaibnned from a Lieutenant af F.n
g.Deere, at tbe V<- id afa small exploring party, into
Iba c'clone: of a regiaaeal at Fonntnefs ami the
GoremOC of a large and important OOUatfy, Inhab?
ited by a boatile people and ju^-t antatet] firoai a
nation with which we were still at war. To RUintain
the ascendency af our flag and arms, he w as coin
polled to Bake rapid narrhes from one end oi the
country to the other, in which many Battle wrr.<
abandoned or lost, and many horses seed up by
Lard service or dclicient forage, and ueiV's.-arily re?
placed bj others. Ctterlv withoat fends, he was
obliged to borrow to support his force', or tu take
prirate piopertj on public aeeoant, giring orders
ob the (i< rernment for payaaaaL No) one of them'
was paid until after long delays and can fui seru'iny.
California was full of bis UtterenSBliee, who were
! abundantly rep re seated at WaabaaftOB bet?re and
[ when hir accounts were sattied. Had there been
anything wrong about them, a would certainly have
been printed out and BOTTected. Ilarillg bean ap
prered and aettled on hadnHrabarftostiitBj (f'?rMr.
Buehaaaa war a witness bsrCoL Preatoul at Waah>
ington aa well as in England), we hold it base md
hhnmeful m w to rake Bp tbe ealniimi thai re?
futed, sad arten pt, b#i jmr'.a! statetn il a id 'slue
ci luring, to east a ttigrna on C'oL Frernitat's char?
acter.
Contrast with thl the case of Wood, He
? vf.d. j a trial on the iBajlctnesd found ai;.i!!ist him
by pleadiag that It (ound a tew hours later
than it legall] should bare 1" i n, He got the r*h il ~u it
out of ( ourt bj consenting to an srlntratio 11 'f..re
three highly respectabw cittsena, two of theta m*Mn- I
ben of bia owa party; aad they, after a thorough
aerntiay, bare band him guilty afowowtnaj Mr.
Man ine essentially as charged?by a false bill of'
ra^e, falee invoices, and aii m. nncr of I wind ling
prctiaoes, He bas appealed fiwai this report, and
ii still fighting oft tbe pa]meat of Mr. Mar.ine'a
righteous due. What is there to parallel this bj
the case of Cat Fremont I And is it nut strange
that a journal plwfMSadlj tVkwdlj to Co!. F. thoold
Mil ju t 1. m to iLe degradm^ eompai i.-ou
The aecessh*b of the senerahlo 8anuiel P. [a i an,
fonnrrlj a bbcboher of General Jschaon'i C tat,
to the raaki ot Sewahlttanism, is one of the roost
signhaTBAltaad cheering incidents of the cam -?.
and ii u.est propit,. ns eien* for Peansyhanla. Mr.
IaghaBS, BOW bb old nan. his kwaj bbbn r.'tiled
fron an actire part n poMtics, has na ambition to
aubaerre, ami then fare ??a he ra?ad anati by hi<
loni cr asaaeiates bps bbj spnion which he may
give. When sucl men a? Mr. Inghnm. GOTCfnor
Ku der, and Mi. *roha M. Read tf Pbiladrlphia,
cone ont bb snpporten of oar ensue, U ia s bree
for reuegades. aided by i ffic,.holder* under the
General Government, to claim to be the reprearnta*
Ifres ot Denociaey in Peanaylvaai .
'lbe lluchanai' part}, in fact, hj.- :?.?< one siagb
trait hi eoaanon with the interests ofPt^nnaylvann,
It iehu-id on deception. The Bachanan papers
there dare not paMhn what is asid bj the leading
Bnrbsnaa Jsaraahi of the South, which nreil every
liberal aeiitiaanl and ignore the entire phiiueephy
Of oj11 llinnnl Bl estahl.ehed by ur hthi i>. The
trite sajing. that whom the j.odsw -1. In deatjrjj
tbev xiret ii:ak? mad. was Bevel BaBBB BOgantly tllus
traled than bj Lhe eanrse of the nosth, ii treating
tlr nrecnwicnl and bnorlag B4WaVBBioni *?( this
country as no tot ??>?.. irn: .m."rd as Mo?eow.
areuld venture an We assort that there is no
coontQ in Karopc where the dwtnt.e ?.?' Ins oeens?
rarj sbaaeasent and bondige of tbo worhhg rlaaara
he.nt!!' as tlme-Lonond and hence li< .i- rh .e?l.
Wc n ij take France, aud lhe teuu*e af th'- imue
rial ahaW iB? tVigued Bewzreaoc t" the lii^nity of
nboc aiid tbe wii! of the mi-jority. We may take
RvbbIb, where the Eaaciut tabiajalar b)cirrlrd
w.ta privii je^ wu 'i armies, a.ul we lind tust on the
eoWclaatOat of the lat.* w:<r Le dtennd ;r ?;? ee.,ary
to ni.tkc an explanation to the i>??pu..?f Bananvat;
tx sid ?<'??.? ? i ???>-.-'?? If Us sib ciM- t- iu ire?
s' ? 5 the buiiicu? af the pawpta, \mi \. th.
al it'eu mi leaJaana vj, a ehtahned pro
|ect o- The late C'zsr, at:d Wpta| dues
I in ? usiice if he wa* uot prevented fron
achieving st ai > bj the appagithn oi th i oirar*.
.. ,i ; ?-'.i ? . ; ol ".Ustria. tM., wnat^v. r iem
? nrj cheek piogresa n; bare received bi the
I . j *i* i war, Isonenl ha* iBBaaaaed !t? e;?n
0 iof h [dc i nntrepidli sr itidliigtii mi m
1 ..... getp gn -. ?? : ??;0 aertB'...'}. , ' [}
, ?., i II Italy, VrM t' e ??-*?*
?; t 1 .? ? . ? . pros ? r an o*rt
at to* p -n nsij .i sr.d ihc am in wh!cl .'a ? _w???{'.*
bate n ade the erratest strides Lu preparing
ihemretves fur liberty. L??4 where we will in
I un p*\ an find that the wh< B) tendency of tbiojja
is to the gradual abolition of every vestige of serf
?. rr. and tiw;ird establishing the republican
tiji:n!iry of the BBBMfB. But the vulgar, provincial
authorities of The South?the Litre lVddl.ngton
heroes of the press and the ttuinp and the Legisia
tuie in Virginia and Carolina, now enunciate the
ghastly dctrir.e that the laboring man should hv a
?law, and that to far iroui the old abi-lition opin
iii - of the S iith b?'ing true, white a* well as
biack labor ?h< aid be literally enslaved. The Rich
m,rvd / rquirrr, Ihri ktirlr.-ttrn Standard, and Other
nading organs of the South, whih support Mr.
Pi.? h.iii.-.r. and through which he aims to ga.a the
I n>;<:? r.'.al roff, hold thi? doctrine.
The deceptions used by the Buchanan party la
l'??Lncv'.vania bTO CTCI more enuruious than those
practiced w hea PtMl **f*aaae President. Although
>!-. 1 ,s,?. .1- \ ec-Pr. 'Iii:', gave '. * riK'.ii,
vote in the Senate to d. -tr.rj ?M Tariff of 184*,
yet thfi 'ik!.' Bl IVnns)ivania, in that eanTBSB, the
>b;ita rVBttarritlf bannen bore the device of
'?Pi h. I?a!!a*r.ndtheTar:ffot l-4-.Vand Huehanti
had :he mendacity to a-' rl tkat Pott Bras an go^d a
tar fl man as Clay These *.;isehoods, however,
riaraly deprived the laborer of work, or lowered
hit wage?; they did not mean to raalare h.m abso?
lute!*. Bat i" v* the deeeptioiiii of the BaekBBBB
part* aim to eaakre the white man. literacy?to
In) and sell b;in a* it now dees the negro or mu?
latto; fi r the Buchanan pre- in Pennsylvania, aa
olaewtu religiously exclude the terrible tact tint
the leading j' umals of the .South in hi* interest,
and l?j which he a im? t<> *taceeed, deaire the abno
i' v ? n*!??i n.? i.t of IBC white lal>. rcr of the .Y.rth.
and iipt'tily ao pal the BtapOBitioBa We defy con?
tinue t:< d to the statt Bat at rh?r tlte leading Huehan
aBjonrDBli ol the South OBSJBiy BT? that the white
labi ring n an *h' nld be enslaved. But th.s ?aet it
igaoreM, in the auto manner .t was ignored lnPeiin
sylvnnia. that 14Polk and Free Trade" wan the cry
in tLe South, while " Polk. Dallai am! the Tarif af
1--4*?," Brai the rrj in Pennsylvania.
The name infamous course will not prod nee the
? DM retail i I" tri ii in j>li. lttich.'tnnn will be ileleated
in P? iTifVivnni.i, and the defect i. n of the moat re?
spectable members of tho old party, and their ac?
cession to the Republicans, carries assurance of
oach a retail. Happily lor thin people, then are
I went] now .papers read now whore there wan one
tea yean BgO, With such aid to illuminate the
p< pti'ar mind, we cannot be?eve that the old
rhhins 11 1'etuis) lv ania w ill be able to regain their
|n wer b* means of the iguorancf 11 the mannen.
Paul Pry wns right?thoro If BO BB0CB periloai
hl b I than that of doing good-natured thing*. Com
p] liftDCe among all the virtue* in that which most
rigidly ioaitta on being its own reward?if you are
Dot satisfied w it Ir that, you moat turn away
empty.
Got. Reward, it is well known, took forth.- key?
note < i his Boarae on she Kansas queation last w.n
fer. "No Compromise'" Compromises, he argued,
bare been tried aad prorad utterly unsubstantial,
unreliable?yoa put jour finger on one of them,
and it in not there. An opportunity to violate it
leemi too tempting t" be *t ubbor:,! v reaifted. But
hi re in the Constitution of Free Kansas, un pies
UoaaUj eoacaxred in by tr*\>-thirds of the inhabit?
ants of the Territory, and laohiag legal tormsBbien
only because the Holder Ruffians, iu the election of
M. reh30th, '.V>, fraudulent!* and violently Wltajted
tbeai Iron u*. There in the Hoate Committeefi
Investigating l.'eport. proving by mountains of
-wim testimony thai the Free-State men arota
right and the Slavery Propagandists wrong all the
Waj tl rough. 1 take my stand, then. 00 the 1'ree
i < oi stitalioB, and sink or swim with it.
'I hi- position wan greeted with a perfect howl of
.. ? ?? a] 'i ilt iiuiir.ation from the other lido. [1 wan
KiigmatiBed as Bapatriatie, taetkiaa, wrong-he:uled,
and Iffldiif lit PitaaH*1. But Got. 8. persevered
in it to the ei.d of the BeMBJB.
In iL- II' BOB, a diflerenl poliej prevailed among
our iri* Bis. Having bit'ii taunted, daooaBOOd, stig
rnalited, as Btanding.on the Topefcl Constitution
ami rejecting all praetieal, pooamk BMBBiof oettling
I be K:*tii-ii? dhVeoities?w ith standing oat against a
i n ttleaaeat in ^uest of political capital?w ith tearing
to let K**? be tiaB*iailixed leal they should lone
all ihiir poBtiesd capital?they ratad oa Mr. Hunn's j
hill mi as to prove al! ibis talne and unfounded. Aud
now we see what thev gamed by it.
Ifr. D?na is for Filltnore, and bitterly hostile
to I be party be has botlBied and deserted. On
the 7th of last July he submitted and '-n the89th
h< Billed apa bill originally proponed bv him as a
-?ibi.ti.nte for theTsimbn-Dougias Pacification bill,
hut Brhieh he finally pnasaaj an a substitute for
Mr. Gkarw's bill annulling all the bogai ?? Laws of
Kansas." Mr. Daaa'i bill proponed
L Ti --wipe out 1 he Border-Kutfian leginlation La
Kmo?' by which the term of the bogus "Council"
?tu protracted till Jan. I. 18681
To dismi?n and restore to private life all the
i Baron aad appoiateei af that bogus Legislature,
so soon ar1 a n*w Legislature should be ready to fill
i he. i ] I .c. ;
3, l'o *et tree the Free-State prisoners;
A. To taaal the most obnoxious ol the Border
Biiaaaa !su?;
5. To -ei un' homesteads iu Kansas to actual sot
tb ra, b hi 'her Batrre aara or not;
ii. To on h.bit the entrance of another slave into
Kan-.' -:
? In t. aa the Oaltrial Census shows thnt tbore
wer'- 198 llares in Kansas a )car and BaOfeBfO,
Mr. L'u^n'r bill continues?
?? ' Thnt any peiaoa lawfully held
toscrvici Beatherof midl?nltorfnisltaBart Lie dh>
. I tip i Bt I -ii' b Mt* ?' ? bj reason af such r.-p^ril and
i* viva' of sail eighth at r 1mb, fat ittoh patvoa ahail be
I *: iiutt tfitly reaioi ed fr? m tM-n Tenitory or Terr;furies
pie i !?? lh? I- d..v ol Jaiiuat v, !*'.?'?, an I nny child or
< ti b? m in either o snid TcnttorMi, "f any fe
t- h- lawfally! Mto -<rv.ee. if in like manner re
n ? v. [a itlivUt Mild Ti.Titorit* bei' ra the expiiatiou of
teat iiaie, rhail c t be. bjnaaan uf aanrthiiig La tbia
nc\ ? tr;'ni ipaf< <i font any rvn-i it wighr have owed
;. i* thi- .-...t n. v? r '? .vt ; ? .! iprH i*kd/wrthtr,
ihniaii) pt r>ou Lanliiii) held to saTtiea in any other
>:.' or T rritt ry of tu t utted 8;atui. nod c-sx-apiut
irjte f it!.'? :i I. rrirory oi K .t.- i.- or X.-braslta, uay
L-e riti^.iu.i '. and nmoved t" ti.e jx-pmiu or twit
v i,?;e ru- h h rvke is du?-, uudir auy law sSTtBc 1'uit.ii
Mat. * wiiicL shall be in bbOM up.,n ti.e aut.ja-. t,
Ofci ur-e. tb* se tara j r? rttOB, taken by them- |
-? 1. Wl Bid l* ratlcr a hard do*e; bur. taken in
cot U' i'tit n irtth the expaatkai af Ssaacry in-m Kan- 1
an*, the tm rthji w ot liorder-ljaiia i ru'e, and th*
rniLval11 ihelliaBOBTi I.e.tri? tiou. we BBOjd swal?
low ii.ri. radbti :hai. b .? ? Rai -.- w stocke bet ?f
her ?a*at!?i( tynanta. So thtvii^ht the BapsabLieaa
BB lahetaeithoHsw ? .:hty.|iunr ot wl.'i.i roied
ior Iks 1 ?'?'. oadi r :L. Pisxlaai Qasattfa, with
?jfessrs. TTarrfrra, H&ten and Moore i Fii.iuurei.
$rA Weira(BtehBBBB) while but i .'iepubl:
fta<kfr. I e tfr of t-t... toted wilb BevaJ - hne
I i BBBB bbj I iimi re tt eii in opp??!* ihn. An 1
Jit .... ... : I'^ -.A : - aT c.-:idered ui lue
fv-nate; where, if taken up, it wouid have been re?
jected by at leaat three tu one.
N< w the Republican*, who were gro#?ly assailed
for mot *upp* rting eonie compromise or half-war
yi p< siticn, and charged with sticking chatinately
to the Topeka Conatitution. lest by a pacification of
Kansa* they ehould lose their political capital, are
aa Tehement'y a**ai!ed on the atuinp becauae they
04 vote I?T thi* balf-and-half Fi'lmore prornwitioo!
It Ls difficult in auch circumstance* to decide ou the
?pur of the moment whether to take half a loaf or no
br?s-; but we h.-uove the Repi.b ?. - ?. V,l w:--y
and well in voting for Hunn"* bill.
The effect of Mr. < tanaiiesioiae: Corwioe'i Report
on the Tanania Riot di'C* not MCB to hare been
very favorable to tbe stock of tbe P.itama Ra.lroad
C< mpar.y. which has leriewjly docliuod asnee the
pubiicatioi. mi that report. The allegation by Cor
w.ne. bow ever prejudiced and false, coming as it
does from an official source, of a settled b?*ti.ity
on the part, not only of the Panama mob, hut of
the Panama authoritie*. against the railroad, and
of a Jiapoailioi to rob the BBBBCngora, c.ini.ot tend
to give capitalist* ai.y additional eor.tidenre in the
laldy of the investment. It i* not. however, aa
before now we have found 0C*5aaiou to state. *o
much from the native*, whether the mob or tho
autbi r tics, that the greatest danger ar.-. s t,? the
property of foreigners, whether psaaiaa; orer the
Isthmus or iarested upon it. Il* wa recollect
aright, while Mr. Oorwine himself held the office
of CoBtuI to Panama, two or three very heavy
nbberiea occurred of geld passing over the
Is bmUS, of which it was Wafl understood that
f< re.gner* and not native** w. re the perpetrator*.
The 1 (>t Boars fr. n Nicaragua, contained in our pa?
per to-day, gireatae conciuding stroke of another
robbery ou a very gtvat icule, of which the unfor?
tunate TrhiiMt Company was the object ami the
Fillillister Walker the perpetrator. Having
s. ?? .1 the property of that Company--rated by his
own apprai >rs at $900,000?under preten*e of a
debt to a still greater amount, due from the Com
pany to the State of Nicaragua, and of a disposition
i 'i the part of tbe Company to favor the enemies of
:h. Mate, that is. the onemiea of Walker, the prop?
erty i* appropriated by that gentleman, and fortb
w th transferred to other part lea for a nominal con
?ideratb n of 9400,000. It is ia this way, we sup
|., ?by robbing Peter to pay Paul?that Walker
1 - reimbursed ia part the advances made to fit out
but expedition, and te keep up ? rapply of new
innen, BS fit I aa, those already there die off of the
yi . w fever, or are-bot for mutiny and disobe?
dience.
Th** lamentable fate, however, of a rival enter?
prise cannot be very encouraging to the stockhold?
ers of the Panama road) or very favorable, whether
here or in I'.nglaiid, to getting subscription* for tho
Honduras route. There is nothing so hostile and
so fatal to every industrial enterprise, and espe?
cially to enterprises requiring large investment* of
capital, a- the ??porntion of fillibii.-tors in the same
Seid. Why sow s*e?l for crow* to root up and do
\> Bl ' Wall street must rdWOSC between the two.
It cannot be railroad builder and tillibuster at the
same time und place.
Our City need* an honest man in her chief ex?
ecutive station?we believe thi* is a very general
conviction. Nine-tenths of all who have any inde?
pendent opinion ou the subject desire to *<*e per
nando Wood oui'rd, and five-eightb* of the voter*
are ready to oooj>erate in eeeuriiig this consiunma
' tion. And vet there in great (Manger that Wood may
retain the Mayoralty a* he gained it?by a minority
vote, rendered effective by thediriaioosof hi* ad?
versaries.
We shall labor, as before, to avert thi* calamity.
Then we supported Wilson (i. Hunt, a known po?
litical opponent, iu preference to the unexception?
able candidate of our own party, because we
wished to separate our Municipal administration
from National politics, and because we thought Mr.
Hunt * name a fair and just point of union against
Wood. We are ready to do the same again. Let
us have an anti-Wood candidate?we care not of
what party?who will stund pledged to exert
al. hi* jsnwer to give u* a non-partisan Police, a re?
duction of Municipal expenditure and taxation, and
an open ami relentless war upon all form* of vil?
lainy and vice, and we will suppor* him most
cordial'y. Why cannot we have such a candidate '
If William P. Haremeycr, Anthony J. BlBesjfteY,
.lame* K. W hiting. Henry Qrinaeil, Luther Mrad
ish, ( hartes O'CTonor, K. EL IfeCnrdy, Wilson <;.
Hunt, Tin ma* II. St llman, or any one of twenty
mm of like character and standing, can be put up
tor Mayor on the ground we have indicated, we
will support him right heartily. But it *ecm* to bj
indispensable that the man for the crisis should not
be the nominee of any political party . Let him
vote b r Preiident as he ?hall bbs fit?that i* hi*
own business?but let I-.im be voted for not aa a
BucLanan, pillmore or Fremont man, but aa an in?
dependent reform candidate, coning forward on
the requisition of a number of hi* ieilow-cit;zem
or *e!ect.-d by an Anti-Wood City CoBrention.
We care not who the man may be, so that he he
known a* upright and capable, nor of what party,
so that he be not presented us a party candidate,
but distinctly pledged to know no party in the dis?
cbarge of his ohVfavl diitiee.
Citizen* opposed to the reelection of Wornf"
will yoa consult and coucert with regard to this
natter I .Stop all party nomination* for Mayor,
and let us see if we cannot hare a union on ground*
mutually satisfactory. Such a union would *uc
recd by thouMaiids; while without it we fear Wood
will again triumph.
We give to-day a Tery curious and instructive
letter copied trim IIa I harUston Standard, and
written by one of the South Carolina Bufer 1 bbbb
in Kanias. Though he does itretch the truth a
little to *a.i- the honor af hi* companions in arm*,
it smnas quite a* near the facta a-, we eoald we|i
ejt.i-t fn m a Border Kurfian. Ir would *.-em
from the coocluaipo of the letter that thase Caro?
lina mercenaries are pretty thoroughly aick of the
bu*inei* ia which they are iSagBgsd One para
grapk fairly let* the cat out of the hag as to the
i bject f' r which these men went to Kansas:
"And why should we remain .' We cannot
I i a* of coarse eaanot avaasaf ?mr **ojny from
Xttimg. The abject of our mission iri/f then, of
ri>vT>r. bt (li?aUd. and are had aa well return "
j 1 at neu.* to be pretty plain, distinct and
di elded. The .South Carolinian* went to Kuu
sa? nat to aslnV, hur U? ?gm\ and bj fighting to
(.rtttnt til FrttSUU ?am from tttiwg. FaaaWag
*..?;. canned do that, th**;. are now very anxious to
get acme; but, aa Wanton Missouri has imported
tLiir. -I.- wi we th '. be apt to enjoy, fag win.
'?':<.'?-? , ? ''??""!<?' ripntiy. and the honor,
for ? r..<- v. ? uhi Ii Bger, of? i.- way or gnofhar
n ? iem with a It.. ih<?* d; and, after alt,
w. .; prelit ud th. j will hau- - ,, \K b-joic at th:
public expense, ?4 in
pa upon.
the Ca* ?f
Governor Ww appears to be prepay *?
gencies. He has issued orders to the po?^
of the Virairiia Militia tu organ xi> their nh-T*^
report the number and condition of the au?!*
in their band?. Al thin** arv t^iriain, u ^
rather squall) in Pennsy Ivania. perhap? protJ^
Wise intends to march in. aWtaW-Kajpjj
on election day, and in spite of the IVansy'^/^
choWe a Legislature " sound on the
Missourians did in the cam* ot k&asa*. of
be intends to ac* as [intrsna*Bfl t,, Hu\\j
the great enterprise, in case Fremont is eiv*^
marching tsj WtadUs*ft> I and *BBns]| ?v^
and the archives, rule**, however, the Vi?..
Mil t a have unproved in prompt tude t?f
and warlike character -.nee the ciphu?*
Wnal?Bgti n. we can't be'ieve that the trsa*.
the archives are in any great danger.
'?Bow,
THE LATEST fig**
KK( P.IVrJ? BV
MAGNETIC TELEfltatta
O'MMtSSIONKK OK PATENT!
Special BtSsaaBBto The N Y. Tribune.
\\ MBtWOTOB Saturday, Sept. ft aj^
Th? ConiUiissiouer of Patents ha* i-oote-ief ?^
saerataa entrr-at'"'? made from all sides tortanij
. tri<-e Isr ;i an ?< I L
h.lhon t MBITIVO IN SPUl.vchfi.n. obv
ClBCIBNATI .Saturday, S-pt ?T.IBjS
A -J ilitfd b*IMBBSMl meeting ?an held nt SprWt**
Obio, to-day. It is estimated t^i?t 'here ?erv q
n wttapceocBl Qov Myenand M ? <? -.CaaUaai
Com lt< and other* were astoos; the speenarn*
KK< ?M \N \-IIIN?. 11>\
\\ kstllBOton, S.-ru-.lay. Kept ft. KU
Oil Tuesday IllortlillC OeVt the l'lienletlt a. M'UBJj
naard sril ?scort Oec. Pierce (torn tha White fans,
f.. the Kailroti'l DffK4, a h- re he w ill Be ive*tl*4 b*t>
Su.fT and a ft mpany < f ? hVeiB of the DiaMat Van>
;.' r Betrjmi nt, arho w?l r.< Company bim a* far ata?
tinaore. At thai place be sriU l>e reeeh i i hj tt*?*,
brigade ot the Man land rvilitin.
PCRNTNC OF A IMAM- ?1 \NTKAC TOgY,,
woman KILLED.
lu i? ti r>, BataraVay, Sept. ?&, n\t\
A. .f. Keoitli'e exieusiv ataara saaaajastar} ,
tl [a eify wa.- totally d. stmy.il by tire this mortuar 4.
lo'etock. ThebstMinfwas re* and owne-leita*
rxenpantfl. I>?es f\M. ?>? msmed in ^vi-mIn??,,
nies^^th* A taWtg wall crushed an aajattua,
w.i..Ian ?ni?diag kitting one woman.
nkw-yokk ( aval tolls
Ai baot, Saturday. Bapt 0 |BJ|
Tbocaral tolls ter the season foot Bp ll.7til,*B
Ijiot year they were ?> ?? !-0."?>'?><.
CHICAGO AN? CAIBO I NfTKI).
ThefcUowungdispatch was receivedai th. affi,-**
the Illinois Central Kai in ad I loSBOWM ou SaUrdsy
"Chicago and Caito united. 1 be tnvk an th (A
COJLO branoh is completed. K. H. Mts.is.
FORKIGN TRACK OF BOSTON.
BoOTOB, Saturday. Sept. '.C,
The import- ot fereig? l,imm1n at the port af
?or the trot k ein?rg Sept. WOW ai follows:
Dry (rood*.*A>. t-*? Iiuu ??<ll?te.l.
KUli ?nil Hak ?>. B.OB I tax ?rnl Mi>.*?*e*...
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TELEGRAPHIC DISTORTION.
To Ike Editor aj Tk* If. Trtkant.
BlBi Call vou not enlighten the people sorvatB
as to the mo man in which tasefraphk dispstrketw
the Kt w-Vork papeta ars masls Bp, and who send
them; or w in tin r you publish anythaBf BajfHBBjB
be n?ws that is sent' Peopta gaatarnly are tsti.
habit of lis'kiiig iijHin your "latest news" culum?*?
bi inj? impartial in count* of the various errnut UVy
peofeM to deseiibe, but the people of Albany k??
now, at least, that some dispatehes are about a* rnsca
entitled to eredit as the Cnthohe stories of fit Erp?**
or Thr Sla'ifviuh. The telegmplue aocosnt of ti'
Kilhnnre BJBSJIBBf lo re, on Thui sday last, forw*^r4el^
from this eity. was fnl-e m rigute. m.d <'J ?ring rrsn
beginning to end. 'J he man who savs there wer'
40,000 peOBM m the stierte, either patt.' ipat:ngor BrOl
lookhtfjoi at thai dsaatsawBraBasn, Is ?-it iura fool or i
liar. A Breal BhBBJoaamta HUB made of th- proesr
ri< n, and not one made it up ta 1,100! The tun hucB
j oeei or, \iiis al.orjr ?((uarter of a mile in length, ssa
the " imBBBBBB II0M0BBB4 ," when at flu Cb?II?I, S?fB
bate Bsvahoiwd trom ii.'saj u> 1,011 pansaja, T?
whole thing, nisfeail af Ix inir " jx-rt.a tly mu ? . .?i'ul.
w as a^w r> telii.l failun . 'I neiity tw-> ' n - ?
tend 10 e'art Irom Syriieua?-. an<l tifteeri of ttu-in trst*
empty/, h ive SB s t st. iiinlion?. vtri n- t. brui,' S[) tb'
tiuti.t'u from Bswaklraaad BsrW'YocBi;?oue t/r.?uflit
them nil, and that dl M rt< d shSBB, the eaptain n-.-w rt af.
as 1 am iaibtmad, thai th. y hop- so n>wl, iah tsi
al,t..-i\e thai be would not curry them back at as/
j,i |bb ! There were thouenud* Of p?0| bl ii I w.i dohsf
tie day, -n attandsnaea on the County K?ir, \m bsbb>
body sct'BkOd oblivious of ihe ILmloo ilein'-ii/'trtuoa
All tho nvailable spare on the Wi^li rjfl ?? ParaSe
fJeoandften now ka mtaal, was aaratad to vlwsai
ti e Lsnum Btdii ? MatcBi, while the grtihenngof the
Kiiiti ma diu?rdonists in ti.e ev ? f ? BOVt ."ed BBBat
one-fourth ?.t aa a. re. j be Kepul.i. ana are jui'-'*"1
?i d a ptoanii nrt mambet of tin stat.. c< ntvaJ CoaaSBaV
<? ssnd i?st atrdlttnal baey wawld j iy hau tu. i ipeua*
ti. get Bp ar.ot,' i - nnatBtag wf f!,. laaaa kind.
'iieiiajr'a Tai at an 1 ??-e hi* >. <iisj??tch st?? i ? -aa
ti.i m w?re " aaveral Ikaaaanras " in ataawawnea at Bl
BVpnMiean mewtnta; Ural mght, a.idresaeit t.y BV
speaker Banha. Inat is true, but the dtanaBendBB
r ot state, wha' is nUo krae, rhnt Uie ro?.-? i iv, < n.irW/
leenl m tbaraeter, ?nlmut ts.iinie. saaaaia. bawatBli
?r by-, waa f/uitl ra mumi'-t ati 1 fa-* irj)i.*?a1at
chsuweter the i llartrrt mat tins; of tho (.??> >msuT>?.
held on the stiiiie sj??t and SkTafOSj by rhrlt-,'aliKiU ?w*?
abeaad. fAv anlwassai us sajaasrwhal a* i* ti u-gfae*'
inn; for if the tjarpatcihes y?.u daily pi.l.lu-!: ?? B>
j .bliran mttftirigs are got'tip on the s*\nv? plsn tkai
your Ail.ony apt ratorwirk.. ?i|>"ii. sr? want l?> ki.'??11
that wi ii ay expect the worst. fro >uoa
.<?'<? i'f '. ' ~ l -'-S.
[Th'.' -pec al dispatches to I HE 'l'KlliI Bl weC?3
generally vouch for; but those to the AssoBBBW
Pre,.* we i?,?e to take BB we find tlo-ui. TbS
agents bv wh'm they are co leded are BOBatBBJ
?laik-lanlem men (him at Albany BBpaajsaaV **e
t nda!rtii*t every one hootfls t<* the K??po1>!M**11*"
Al this we have subatafit; I v >? i ed long ag". BB
our r-adera know bow to make the proper*1**'
ai.c?- for .t. At least, if they du not, the Bawl ">
r.ct i UB. t d. ">?*-1
-li -Co.. I I. avtla.-.;\7 (7t7. Bl * W+ Car*
ill. be 6< dwht, of Btw-Totk, w?l spesk f* B???J
diiTf.t BCBihfBtt, C BB., BB 1 riday bBOTBOBI
iTcsinf, Oct. 9.

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