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.»erj ot'p paanaal, i« attaaA, aal lAa aeioa law.

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0aaaa Fiaa-Paooi rt«ii m imi M'oai.11,Ii area fmfnm /Aaatax »»t.

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Ili niii.st. > pATKKT CHAMPIU3IFtai «mi Ii. k..i «> -raooi Bari

t\ tIi IUi i Pah -,t Powe) r-Pbooi Loavk»,aftml ilia arnat-tat BteufHy i*Taa> SaaV 10 t:.. world, a ... BHaVaoard ana tar<lea 8afe«. f 1,. fA.it ararkataaaUp aal Balan, tut pla «-, Ac

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Al l. Till. I 'l li>> WliKN.Beaaa tii» 1, i»-.; t.. ata «t- .'.

Cat BBBeaVBaaj t-i tili»Hare t vav Mowm

at pliaaea,*,t (i! ms'a NVe lur It. ¦¦m,

.>iJ Hrnjawty._MA Nteh la Hotel

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r . tie 1 aaaaat ar.J m«' at »»ut wilaaB, r. H»i aiTwat 1 <:....

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> vi 1 -hi RlCltl-BatBaatea«CaaaUaa nud Taaaa arBJeoatla«iatoke ..d-J ir

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t\ aifterai et I k »1 aTtoa.Ai.ii aea '.i.e mm.lj. bwI* f..f

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fwaraj,KeetLTV H '. Sawuifi Ifacmai fo«n iw.

Ho. 1.1 Broad« ir, .v T.(.f. a, BaavLi t 1 i. Co #

Ne*-.i> M» ji fa. ti.rt la. »

«fiOO..SiNt.t.k's KKW Family Smvinu Mach'm.Bee..a reiiit.ir Bewna Macana rm family pirt> m> a low pri< «t, brnr.iu tlie impieu of tie- namea of thenio»t ii,r<«^*fni uianula. t r> m lu tfa« world, h»« laaaj b«eu

wanted. It ran now N' Ltd. Pri« e, romplet* l.ir u«e, oulyFit 'I I>Ol I A.BS.

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ÜRovi.R & Bakrr'b Cblbwaatco FamilyBatWtSe H»CHI»fl. No i Brv :« 1,

a Ni .. Btvlb.Faica *'a" Gi'.Ttr k !:»». . ai tLe tieft." AaaM. Aarti.nIt .rlat." To all of wBirh The Trib .ua laya Amen." | n. y. Ti itune.

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e letJon In the pttoa of tb. .>¦ lat:«i aaaaaa m« bbbn h»

bn-uabt a m«h t f tuttom. rt. (iMNHiktaa peaveahaveBaaa p'.tdown, the ¦aaABBea are nude b*Ht«r than ever. Maw I» thetime to bay. i. M. 8im.tr a Co.. No. am Broadway, N. y.

Will i i.Kit A Wll.BON'fl SliWIM. Maciiiicks.." V*'r pr»i»r Ikt rn Rat BBflil} aaa," |N. V. Trlbuut«.Urw »t/l», pri,* a).'**.

_On.-a. Ho.M Broadway, N. w-ToeA.

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BVfTI'MB Cl'KED by MABBH'B RADICAL t'L'beT*l »v lt»^rteo. e t" b'I th.' petal IfaJ . ;rt>'ou« it,,.t pLy»i laaaBf Ikkane. Call and ex»ii im taeen boaara rcBaain| >¦!

aBeta. AI».. Elaatk KrocBUca, BnovtMB Bnat., Sir-realana, Ae. Ma. I Veaaf at., Aatat Uoaaa.

CaVTAOM us I.n.iir..A Baatenl right wr* ia«»»ie.i in last iet «11 apparataa taa nbiiainalitu paiaoaea ky va>ft." a* hyaio r«rl« .. .! pr p«rlu| tl- m i ... ' ..' .11.01 .

<.f ti». 1.ron-. eiftBratereeia ti U pateal u ta*tatrodaetlaaat.ir vr up. r ta Bäk t, <:. |rat aata»taea*e1 ttp.r «ft«-r beimfi.imeo (»>eaaaplaaeta.min a mm and [ iraoko t hent-.t. blaJMi 1 aaayt J arnk »rt i«

We aaArtaaaae taal r... app ,r . I- aaw naaead I .-¦-!..»... la a aaaaaBaa jafiiaaeiaeid 01 11 ..« patrut.aud taiaiebirm tanaaBwtaaaaBaaay taawura.tkatÜMty WM I", proarcutelt..i .. j «o. aawinft nrnt la a aki a, vawej t, or aaiaf aitaer fc*Bk u 1 ti . B| ris.f.. .N. v. IS. W f

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_N. I 1 jaaaa Bnüj at R No. 12, N Y.

Ill m ^ Imiimion Taunt Lkathf.b..Buotand Si..» o aber», Ctrn»«e Tiü :. er«. Ti rk aaihaia. I ftMBraii.aaaallatbirnmi awraof PatibtIaKbi .. * aroL ad'..oil i tan.-op t » ¦:!.!... \Aarraat. 1 to »t

trataapi adti Patent l- ther. and to woaree, lUyaawaU.k. K rettr.i Ma daftaten' Ajoai. He II Aaa-at

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BAT! ill i ni; > II tut 1»m _Wlös \ni» Toi PEI sU'»e.t «>.. » in the \ ild Iii:» e»l«.hrate<l ea'»1 Nakaiei I ia

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apalaaitloa of bUfaroowa H*ia Pva. taa heat eataat Bati ..

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ibia ia Ibe ooi> p.a. e u !»..« laoae bbh »aai.- atoaatif uaderattodaod loaaW.

C'Akvr i in«..Fa11. Importation*..\a £g.eaaira Irota at Hintern Pau aa.

BWaaABtt.dalU.»sa, new atjlaa.is/ to iv per yard.BB»iaari Valarta. n*w aiyi.a.Ill to |Aj per yard,¦ajBak laaBaan aad Biaaaada, aaw atjlaa... 7, to io, p..ryird.BnaBabaiid Daeaaotii I plya. new at/lea..., 7 to 9 p«r yard.Bbtlia.. atd Dutnrailc liiatraina, newa'.riea.. t. to a aae yard.w iu a iarta etoek of Üilcluiih and otber Ovuda, at equal./Bawiataa. 6mith a Luinraaav,

No i v H. »;<»»' utki Urmud .'.

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Ri ii i n: r.xiutlH' .. at h .. h - lata, ITta*, Mothi, M ikei i

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LTvH'a M mni i n I'ow hi it-Am» warranted to kid Baateiai fag tae atai-r ai Co keeaelm,Ai 'a. H-M <.. v,.,u.io t la ia a len.-lj aanroeily. IVonldj >

km rtd of taeae area i* l.Mal ia eeey. the np»n-e i-ulan-g.gjeaaela Ban AV Hkhalaa aad llairafoatnn BoteU S..:.: b> any '

l>n«|<,it or Uroeer. H«rm(A P«i;k.Noa. U and I '- Pai« r\,w, aad 4«t Iii «.!» a

Bl Y THB Hi-r I !ieaitaok'a Caaa Bttaaaca.Ohilmoi'i (iwt.o Mi. ti Pa aaacB,(hn-koa'a Oaa Coa>iMiau Kiaaat B,

¦fate a« J a j ty BBABMUI i Ii» r>u» k CoN« SM Broadway, it/Ml ol Wa,k. r-at.

Hi >- 11.1 rEB'l HlTTI|a leal aeaeta Alid, /oan l.pa pin Led. y. ur i'om»-h aid

Are yc iii-li'.. J t<.,'. ', .., ..... la'.f .», « d eaatty atfiftiad fayataaidinf t» a.i «. I ^ Id late IIortiiITBB*aoalrbr«.trd Bitter». Tn. j re| a'< Iba atoaoark ami .er, and craata a

r>wer afeadaraafa ai.ti t laatu .t> oi apiriti ptifa ../ . rprtainat,hr aaaai ». I* i ..§ a1a »

aapiaiidirtbar t-e..r.' 8 i i < .' i r. i laadl .<.»

aUaai a A Tai«, Kol » ü . i ».

KxMf TUB PNW Warm .Go.*! s4vh-»». butt (,:,..» it' K .. * > bNti al BMMltGtfTiiu'tlm !(!»«. II i ft 'k ¦ it- n.« ...> »I ti % ».# * ?.. -«..».. n m

vreii m l ir,«.'«" f »rr»ar»a-/-. h- ha. iwaarea***\ot1 u a Oai i» M 'oi . v.d Hol.: ladiss «-'.' ..' »*dihl!di">. fri-m abl'h yo« rrr.ak' r art.itioaa. atd.?.*"t,,« r< .'. i».. hit astslibaBasaal I* ¦'" H- -

, v Fat« aa libs aaa i.-... at*. I .t ta* plant be aahej

I tilaaet._

Ootri Wat* WKB, G<»i :> Win hi -.

for Ladle* %.i.t Oentl.m SB, wa-ra:it't a-- -rata tOnek'r.p-rB,'ar aale a'. J» per r. i,t b-. * retail *t«." ?~ SBD. C. Paicoti, Irrp-.-f. r, r> piaar Bird b»

U,. K . ;. N> .*«-> drcal»ny, aplMir*.

Babby'* inn orai bo, -i

I« \a* *¦ «. aad ( baa* . Ar ., ii ' i i>r?..h uH" tifj / < »ii i. (

Fr-aai .L-t Kaali j| 11»'*.

laikja.try k. roraaleb «'; » «¦..«and Pirf.m--*,

lfoixow*AY'f< Pill». I osjhtipatio».. i iiian al aa a ibb a ay aa alaw Tai laatdious aaa ..« u.

brouastinaayioaarraBBi .i-'irate. Tr. aflNcted arfllaadaai fte. ru.. reii^Hj tl* lb-re n.« iL*. No. t>: Mai^n '.aa*..V V ra_^^^^^

*>

1 ill lv^DAY, KOTEMBEB 1-, 1IB8L

T<> COMUF.SfOSDKXTaRa not!, h car '.< lifcaa of AaonyaaocaCoaMaaaVatloaa. What-

avar la founded f inaitwa ¦ «t ba a . .. by t.«

bbb* aad afdrsea at* tba aifaar-.u . .aariy : »r publ!**!-Iba, b t a* t' .aravv Tor bia fsed la.'.b

v.. hu I nidiitab* turatnrawjantadt'oiamialaitinaiH ... a lei .« .. Ti Tbibtci Od aaa ; i all a*-. a

a ... t to h W«' Oar.n If a. ( o.

fi. W Jot.>. .a ..o a Afe-r- *i Bn'i' * ... N I r'. - Belrt 'i .r. Taiai st.. a:.d v.lil aaaa sat friends k.ui ^ila;,.Pea Weekly aad W>*bly Edjttona,_THE TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADVERTISES.The third iiumber nl j iii; TftlMTNl Mi.hcw-

l ILB Am bb1 im k will b«* issued on the 'i«»tb inatTka first two awoken wen well received, ami we

beliow tb»Tf> i* no othor WHrtlillTl ^. compare w ithit through trfcich to nach ro'ntry incrchantn.Wo aro continually WCtiTiBJ lett*r< from rner-

rkanta who loceived tbe first two numbers b-kingno to cwiUoua to rnȟif, ahowing tliat tke plipor is

properij bp^ineiated and looked for. We inviteluck mt rcbaiita a« beUere they can increase theirbuaitu'ea by advoil^ing to send i:i tkeir mJvortiso-raeatt.Tho totnl e.tpetiw will be-Jefia)eJ I) Merean-

taleAdvertiaäaf, for wktekOtM 1-ollar per !in»- willbe chargod. Tkodd who n quin* their advertiBe-iiit'tita to be iliajilayi-il Will mako apeeial baroainsth»Tofor.A^rertiaeaaenta neeivedatTui Tkibuni Ofiee.

If bj letUT. .H(itlri'«h HORAI > liKl.i LSI iV Co..A'iti- i art, Neara .. IVA Nt». ! i Nasaa it

I'roclamntlon.i;. leeti a. Kino, Oovbbaaa *i mi Bran or Raw>TeaiBantbir jaar af abundant barraat, af pa.ral hearta, eantaat*

smbI sad traaqaUBty, »¦- a eaisb a at oar Intaadi oaatast a iya lander tbank> a. it |.r»l»e o 11.o. \ ia'iiM ^raro A ii:o:

at d Oi' »r t' üm se t,- .H i betu Bta lad tb- ti BBlfrdd bl Mfekpiw. a\e be< ii pendatedaaajav, and*apae.a.ly aia wa raited

poa to tt> ki-vw'*.!..« ;.e r. .. .-r ai.d c .od . .» .. .r \o u...,

Katli-r Um C<ordi IWrerofUb, 'hit ar* ban heaa aftamtBaraaoabaebri a; a » to reo,It* . me-e r- car* u babobl

e v der; . va. V» ot Hi pr. ti-t. BCOj a. to euroy ti.e ad.i ar.j ». uii-; v. b freed a '". P " ¦ a' I -. and

sajBs] .wa h*vo istsbBa'aed for ooraalai aad lor aar polarity.T 'lio' . nl, uVaiferr, 'i' .i in a awrdaa i Vltb lbs a k-r.wlet!i»dnaafta, I barwby daatsnsli and appoint TaVBfDAY, THEKI^U'lKKNTU DAI Ot NUVLMHLR Bast, aa a day Jpatera! Tbeakaajviaj and r «:»e to Abnigbty Ood, ami fatrttaall to unite in ao atBBBl k » - -<ai- l-.f 11. < puaerand ^u..d'BOSS, ai.d ol BH dejitLii. . e u II.a oie.ry ai.il 1 ;ln aran n.

la wttaaa wbefeof, vo boaaaito sBVsed aay aaaa aad taaPrlt* Beal of the s»a»p. at tba Ctty of albany, lbs

[la S.j ll'h day oi Oetobeti In las yBBI M c.r taWB BBatl DSandelshtboadradssdfifty Lgbt.

By the flovernor.ISbj rdl JOHN .V. KINO.

Haaai L BBAMAB, tn :it« Serretsry.

\\ give- mi anotker j>ar;e' tke oBeial rota of thiscity for Governor, CoofwaB, Aaaembiy, CountyOaVeeia, and the revi-ion of the I ou-titution. ThoiioTernoi's vote la given by election diatrieia. Itie worthy of note that tili-) rote i-i remarkably near

tho fioiiiv- l olli'i ted hy Till; Titllll RK e\c!u*iwtl>on the night of obit ion. in lour hour* sffer thooloaiag of tho polls, 'I hey eompan is fotlotvai

Moraan, Parker, Bunawa.Tribune, Nov. 3.3,816 U.IIS r unOfhYlal."\,WS II,BW 6,991

DlaaWilitf. 1o.»MTkil is pretty eloBB wotk for 1T5 eloctiondia.

Ificta,

The Detroit AJttrtumr ofMoodaj haaofficial io-

tunie ami reported majorities from nil IdUjkigAObut cigkt Coantiee, wkick eairaol inn tonally HiToctthe Raolt. kfotca Winner, llepublican, hts'.',."e'-l Bibjoritj over Iiis f/pponeilt, 1'. S. BfBBtOf.stuttrt, who in not only peiaoBaöy able and popu¬lar, but who inn w.tli the pieatige of Ratine oar.i-

catry and faitkinlly coöpented with Judge DoughtiHinJ the RepabUcan Bi Baton in their i lcrt* to re-

atat tke iTatipodUon of the L*?coinpton CoabBtitationnpon KanaaA The rotci to come in may redueoGot. Wiener'a ntajority to 9,000, bat tho awnce

Renablican Bbajority ia the State must be fully10,000. This, OOnaidt rittg that i '.i* r-iion day wai

>;oiinr;red bj a furiou* tempcti of N ul and rainwhich kept thoii-yinda of roten from the poUa,vtj fin but on a Aill vote tlo* KepoJdaObuia ofMichigan can do nneh better.

Tho itcaBBakip C'auHila inrrod .it .I*.!:'"u yeater-day afternoon,witkKuropeaa aJ-.icr< to tkeOtklost., three dajx later than OBITust. Ml. QladaflHMih«h oone to the Ionian Iaasi a- Lord High i 'ooiajii-ahaaer EztiaBOtiaBU] to look after tbe Britlsktectorate in tkoae paita. It wo rnrooied thatLord lh rby would retire in c.\m km of attackiof the goat and would !>.» «ueeeedtd by Lord JohnBubbbTI, inwhote Cabinet Lord Stadey and >irJasmm Gnknbn woald be proauoent bnonabera, ARefann Cool rem-e. on tbe r*th inal n^neatel Ifr.Bright to iatrodacc n Ketbrni '.;!¦ .it the aexl m»ei-

ing of PariutBsenti which ho pnaritaed to do.gf*rfBatcen peif"n< had B*k*d Of the L r.-'iio'es poi-toned at Bindford, a i«l one hundred BBora wen

acTerely.ill. The cleclloni in Bpain wen ft>f theHoottpartfk\ocnble to ihe Miniatry. Uorapi.¦titiom of t!:e pre-i at M;sdr:d in Imported. It is

laid th.«t the I\>itngneaeGovei rnarat eonteaplBledau addreea to tbe Great Powers, ooanpl lining of tbei ordnet of Pnnce in the Char'oa et GeoigOdall«;;-. Vdvioeafron Paraguay IndVcatB thit our

Bxpddiaioa an to ha.o a warm reivptiou there.Cotton bad bVelinel. Brrwdatnl) «.n- i.

Conaoii closed at.»?, to UB,

We believe, without making any ep-vial bJatoti-eal reai arch, that the featiral "f TLsnkigi. i:i^ nmbe proooiinceJ a '.: stitutioa of Now EaglBBji ori-. :\ in the linpb at and moat aattUTa] way eatahiisbed by thoBe groBt aaen who oren not tshatnodt«> «ek ffc'.ora of IhwLe Pro', idcico, and aotaahain.-d to BB thankful for them after they hadbeen -.oiicLaafod. Little 'T.ough, i:ni«H>-l. h(»d the«eiturdy hut norel) tried Puritaris to bo thankful for,if wo men-i'ire their obligation by worldly star.aril.*, or eveu by standard* which modern Faithmay cor- der more than worldly. It bbm for a

.H'a^t> hai int, for a home r-de lod 'anadorned,for prirOcgei lh" raioB of orb h we an ir. no po.i-t.on t" ral n. '¦<.. that th" iritaa tha^L-d his God.Ha jukelee waa, badead, > :.«....«. re oaa HiBhonti

..I ,. ;i J ii « .-at.t J i.:.l i.i I:p3 *e it up to r

* ring of oOTJ and p bj -. boojaBBf bid

'ttcMi had 10» B«cfj -,tt-'!j bii^bu-d. beewejss Paan-ise had set dote ;ta perfe.t werk ar.d left ¦ I .

»bin o'.e m It cor;, wtk beat one t" bury it; be-

e.vi».- p->r"o-.> 5-d btHBKft bad i«f ntteftyorokt-n bil apir.t end utter' Bawtsa kiaBSBnlsBMi Jehj ah; hajetoa b-Vau nat beea twaki rird iithe waW.K ,'of tee rtfl I gLt by the reft ,f the -sr.

afje, and had Ml *un the wife of Li» !."K.m

ana] |j| ch:ld.-tn Hrz Intal hin. But it

*»n» not, .f.- Batet NMOaaht r, only '. earth¬

ly fc or* and for the pffNki .ti'»n of the

body tiiat lie p'-W:r!) wor-tiped. It w t* fccthe protection which the Omnipetenl had vouch-aaf.d to hi« ftitS.it ua* b«-¦.an-* upon th,,f<> n'?'ged ajarni Ilm ¦lannirisn; n tawn*. had not beeu

wholly rut .ff, but retna:L-.d a ttstiiasny t«> t*e

W.-rM o.' the pcejrei a;.J a.ijtilii-5 ¦>( A'.lItated 1'ettival.- rriuit in time leastheirBa|taitoaViB|a.- ¦reS a* all stated Fasts, At the an-at erent

grow -d.b ia the twilight af the .15-» its r..n«e-

erat:- bt e« aat It M Ml! leeS I j.-r.\p?.b'e BlMBBBlof Ha oIobm tanee, and it knea>i into rigid font*-baa, orbearelean btmI eaitotlarj re* g*-ition. Wemat. hnwetrr, Well bHbBTB that the hold which

Thaidligirinf I>n;- DM takes cf the Kew-Englandheart, n.d, toxtngh New-England inflneoee, of the

natkmalheart,oarea leaaethiag of :t- atreriuth to

.1 j^r<. :.:«. rrco'lci-tion «>f the rv.ce* .f the Pu-rit*i:«, find, d Urii leOiDg and btrjiag Bad beasttedif*, to b reference for the r.t-irr;tl R:-bt. Fp-more point we BeBj indeed be reweooablj certain.Thnt form of worahip will not to-day be arholljforgotten, aj.d containswithin iteelf the guarantynf iti "wu aincerity, which ia enclearlyexhibitedin the home to 1 and tend nee« which can never

grew n'.i. bl that Jeifi'uc wbi.-h -0 foot ofit', thank God! oatfrow, for cid -c-nee, for therenewal of uU indm ices, foe the psritj of child¬hood, for the enger ooarsge and the hvdoatfttblceOBaejeMC of Joutb.for a fjiglflfi. if it b» only 0

glirMfoe, rtt the BllllriM of life ar .1 nt the purejiltu^irei" cf that hi r arhach, slaa' efin never

rtttuTJ. !:i th:* sr-'ni. irelteriBg city. foil it iiof iii.tinn w:.-k and n.:n, ful ai it n of I««\vBtrife and it KaUe roteipriie, full aa it ia of uei»ra-

dation a-.d ibame, boM taaiii 1 bouI, pitNBpted bjW/e know Dot what halidWCd remitii'eenre^, willhalf reaolfc taj.' wü wboOy reaolre opoo b ptuerlife npofl . irtbiei aiou opoti store italwartendeati The old nother who Uea io berbBtnhiecrave, far, fir i»r. u ler *.. .t brow n New-

Eaghnd bill.the old (atber - itera, ind yet «0

tender', tleepi&g ur-re after the a^raggle a'nl >;c-

t-.ry, awa:t:r.g *ro- ttirorph.the little one who.-in,. WithBOCh weieonie, .-Hei departed finaid suchw«. ag.the dear, .lead brother.the .i.v,r. leadtiater.'all .1 :""t iod :»w-j wjü inenb to

th(,-e w'.ia jet iinuer to»dBJ Hew tho oldh"-me DMBtolieiHÜ1 thic'<ei bofj tie Oal h.iitiepet net wiii reuppear Ij-w the oil boawl iro*raUotw will be recalled! The honjicaieBd, therlmrt-h and the BriaOvl-hoQa.the meadow andnood.the sport*, the lorea, the Brerrieni of child-hcod witit itn greni joy/a and it" nreat.-r gnVf»: ofUieSBil tviU not "ur. iv be Bnwiee or unma»:!y foraVHo t^ko -" nie little tbotaght t-^Jay.And in ¦.aeh recollection! and reflectknai will

CCrtainlj bo found a aafc^tiard sgainut tboie de.gmdin/j ir.d llgertcee which thill hank'^iving Fee-t.ial ii loo often thought t-> ttttttioa. I^t u*

hope to1. [fe4atrae a^petitei and untamed pna--.or. - Blttlt IBiert th^'r fh»rt«red letBtMl and keepthe r«ttirrai a, and bare "leeti and law da\«," and io Be^'io^h ait With BWditationa lawful," letit not be when we hare invoked the ajn ci.il ble«--lognad otaeifBteOOof Pntridene«. Tbl« 'I'bar.k^-givirf; Daj inay be w.irtbi/ nnd wtter/ kept. LetUa hope tknt it will l»e .' Let bajpe that not

alwatsiaintelDgeatArrteriea, w;ll le;«nre b* theaigi a! for 1 eenee May arec en {...day, -»how thatwe ein be featite witboal U in;' fool<!

-

T 1 Day La saetaaaf aa oae fl »nV rtn| t

k*raj --. tea aball nt! a *. !sa m.,.i 1 m fkvaai .

7V Vinn *, A'l»s objeetl to our ai^tjeetiona thatthe Ffuple di-penee With N'nt^or.al Conventionarveruiore, and indicate their choioe for Frwaideutand Viet i're-ido it "r. their reapective ballota furElectors, Let us eonsider it* ravile:

" Planaible a* Ii thia deviee. to give sowet to thei' : ly, it nil ilejietitM ip. u tin- fdeUtyot the Ktoc«tcrnl College! and their ohedienee to the KepnbticaaKntional ('..mniitte.-. Tu.. 'Inn.im pr< injea to< lot he the - Coliegas with i -i-r. ti.imi \ power aveethe \'.t*. For t lie .-.ike of iti the.ir". it enpneeeethnt thia diecratkaa wili be e»en-i»p.| with fttlehtetot petty and to the people. Bat it ia sot dtfaVcnu to

agine n differeol <.rae of conduct on the part ofthe-.- bOible men. We .-an even g**Tr. ta the esaaathich ajMtt tonsby the origicntoe nf the project.

tlx Kepnbtioaa Kationnl Cotstattteo wottld fin ]¦ome tcnae t- i-»-u id ::¦> partiaana ia the Kicetorali oik gee to y< te .or Wsl II. 8ewnri f..r Pn aUenl aadEdward ll. htark'yfbc V'totvPrtatdest <hsi sward*ingthaeht ee to catidklatea is a Iwpadaea aainottty ist!.'-:. ews fvij.HIL-tcorreei Tat rfffai Qrat at t>> facl<:I. Our plan .!...¦ I rrt'? BfofO*>., atid in not calcti-

Itted, to " girt) power to the rr.inority." It pro-tldea, f.Tl it the itroaajeat party ahaJJelaet thePreaddertt end \'ir^-Pr*ai**enti 3. That the PreeJ.dest a-i'l iTert lTraadmt so ekoaen lavül bethe Cr-t cbnic- <>f the i.injen .-pimber of VOBeri

throughout the LTntOri; attached to taid streng, et

party, This is nfreJeel1 theiheorj of our presentmode of elsetiont yet, are know thnt candiditesire often noewisBied (as in the case* t)f Folk id

Picree), wbon the People nerei pesforrei nor

thought of. t^e nomir.attd, the roter hsd BS

cboifff ";>ur to nrsDow the ticket, or ote to let: [iparty be defeated, "»'irj;!vi lOowi each nuin toote hi* ÜM ehatCCi with,nil' rot ag nzaiast "»"

.'es»*rt;nc L'* part;, while ensBrisg bj igainal th"election of cottaaditea who owe theU good fortitne;.. 'I.. - i..- gl ie.'n.v.

II. Cu.- plan ti not iol led) for the " R»«pub.liesn p«rr\ only, '.-.t for .>'.' partita, aad :.. an arellcaleulat-' l for o^eoafor anjtHbttr. Thir Bbitscs 11»lr;' « at am by no Btesna rjOTtlned t.« anyonepsrty. ahlid WS are eoiifid.-rit tbit. tboucb but one

! party ibosJd sdspt it at Int, all oth^r partita !would b- e.e.'trained by it^ prannhirity to bsDsw intheir wake. Thai the CosnjrsssitnajJ Csaeas ays-ton WBI orstahrs* n; a^d tb-National ContentionIjajteSB i« now ripe for dt %trirti.in. In fact, theprostrsttaa of the Caseaa ayslnB and r.omijuy in }i-.'4 .t du-'to w bat y,m is SSBraaM identiu! with '

our plan. Thu.«. in N-w .Ter«ey, in N«»rthCaMh' a.

a. d M betfera iB e.>U;e other Ntatea. aoti-Cauc«y*candiiLatet for F'-ct..ra vaere «upported by allSfpoaed to Crawford, the ballotbeinj iudnn«edaa Bra prop^. A luajotity of tbe ballots beic^aajsVd v iti the name of Gen. Jark-n.n. the E!«....

t KB tH . ->ted for bhsj, th.-a^h they were *'ij»p«)rteda!*o by lha frteasll of John Quiney Adam*, and.rere sachtaeai :n part favorable to him.

III. Tin Tkiiu R ba* net proposed to cloth-.' tlit Electoral College* w ith iLscretiouary power.On tie coutrary.it iia* proui'aed to have th.-taext -ea*ly :.J«d-« d to obe,. and enforce the fiver4 ic of a majority nf thtlr rtipective parties.Tteil dii retior. will b-» no giantst than it now i*.IV. IV .- j-Ctioa ih.t', tL» aaaWtoa will rioiaVi

tr» f'::..1 mm La] ... Bti Bf! th» if lection, i« siin-

BtJ itiurl If gord fee anTtnur. it i* equal!)r-egenl a- igai *\ the pri v*nt rr*te*B.ehoarfl t. rote law Bachanan ttF"^.at^f**1eBBt hV rTtAw» tit I».niß!artVwnrd, and to<n

legi Ij Bad feaaxMj elect hi tu; but Ihej are id

¦ on Iflu I) to do ... tK.n*. t» rut their OWl thr«atJ.

At i a- to I 'i r Katioojtl Comu..ttoe. it* boCbm in

theotijBjjtBKOwould Ie iBjreh/exeeeAife--itooeJdot'y I BBlO] itdBTB what every intollnpotp»r-on Blreidy !.-¦..«-.what trtTJ 0M who BnV

dents: 1» ivmple Addition <*. uld »j-üy ver¬

ify. A:i a:;- u.f t Of a National Committee to

¦l.rect the Electors to vote tor rBadidstci nrhower" BOt the highi -t on ti." popular Tote, wouldBUher be ererub- re BtOBtcd, or would disorgan¬ize th>» partj ... w-o' ged and proront the con-urn-

Bantion of \u triamph. But tho id.-.-, that eitherthe lo-c.1« n of a Batiocal Comntitteo or theElectors! CoO e>* would psdMiafl ttetwoleei to the

world a« bra7>'D IWUsdlen s: J nJedge^teolwrs,i» prep^-*H| oi:.. We */iitf it t-< bo B0 M roaWOCtfth»-R paMicaas; are tWvrath»' sat do to ho tewof the DesBocrata, Ifeither are ia lovo arith su-

iride ai i u b eaaured execration.V. WeluBfM ce Edward //. Steadey. Edtraid

Btanly, ¦otaaerly of North Can'.itiv a-.a- .»f Ca'i-fon.ia. ban BO other t in hia name than that withwhich ;t comBkfnees.

.We had purposed toanswer TUt Atlm's argu¬ment-, but, having eorreeted it* misstBtoBBfnt* of(acts, h'eperceive nothing hrfl thai BeeoBBto seedrefutation.

Tho return n itch u bieh Rueai i o i rd tn Pr at

and England for her militari defeat!! bofi.ro S. raa-

topoL haa juit rosne otr. The Itard'OOBtested,long-cootioned battles on tho Heraeleati« penin«min, though thej damped the rtatiftaal pride ofBusala, and deprived her of a ibuiO aliee of terri¬tory, still left her with a elear balance of profit atthe iof the war. Thecooditioti of th* '.aiek" man" haa been tendered materially tvorae; theChriatian population of Europs-an Turkey, bothGreek and Slavonic, are more enget than ever toilutkeoff the Turkiri, t..ke, and look upt.. Roiiia,more tkan ever, *> to tkeir aali proteotof. Bnt>aian agent*, nodoubt, hare their handa in all thoi: Mrreetiona ued roftsptraesM now al Brack in

Bosnia,Serria, hfoatenrgroand Candia, but thentter proatraiioa and praaJjinoaB of Turkey, aa laidbare bj the war itself and m augmented b; the

I idrligationi imposed upon that eotiu'r) by thej peace, can alooe mtfafartieril] explain thie generalagitation nnMHif tho Chriatian rabjeeti of tut Sul¬tan. Tbn*, for a momentary *a< rntoB of i narrow

¦trip of htnd.-forit mnat be ooviotni that she i«ft/re to recover that at the verj fir*t apportauity*>->Ttnaaia bat aiiranced a good deal toward the realiz¬ation of bor plana ivapecting rnrkoy. Ute increaa-irg dilapnlatioii of Turkoy atid the nnvieetornte ofher ('hrtKt'aii nubjccti wcro the very objects soughtafter by Kti'-ia in beginning the war; and whoran aay tbt-t IfBSSM does u».t uow OXOfBjtni nuoh a

protectorate more than ever1Thus, ItUiUia ia the only plnOf. even bv tbia un-

sncocMfnl war. Still, she owed a return mstfih.and the Lm rdaoaen to pla) it r>n a ground w here hergurreps »tandrt ttniivared.or. that of diplomaey.While Lnr!and and Trance undertook an evp.-n-rive coittst with China, Ru»eia remained neu¬

tral, a r.d t tdj stepped in at the conclnaien. Thero*u!t i< that Englusd and EntBOB have beenmaking war upon China for the row benail of Ru*-ais. Tbe position of Rus»ia, in this OBBO, wan in¬deed as favorable** it srajfl eonW bo. lltTt» wa* an¬

other of those tottering Asiatic Empire*, arhiehare, on* by <^< t filling a prey to thr BnterVfise ufthe European race; so weak, so QOflaBBBi, that ithad not ot en energy to pas* through the eriain ofpopular revolution, but transformed even an a< uteitirtirrrction into a chronic and apparently incura¬

ble complaint; an empire bo rotten that nowherescarcely was it MpaMfl either of c mtiolling itsowu pt«p'.c (r opposing reaistanceto töcBtgnag'gresBion. W hile the Britishaquahbledsjritk infe¬rior Ckinaae oflkeiaki >. t Canton, and dis.-ii*m>dBmoog tbesnselvOJ tlo- unportant point whetherCOBaBSiaaiooeT Vek really did, o; d..| not, act ac¬

cording {o the will of the Eanperor, the Rnonlnnstook posaessiofl of the eotu trj north of the A moor,and of the sweater part of the eoaat of Bfantchooriasouth of that [M.inf; there they fortified them-Brdrea, satTeyed n iiue of railway, and laid out the

p'ans of towns nr.d harbors. When Bt last lm-ulaiel rcaolred tocarry the .... to Pi kin, and whenEtBBCC joined her in the hope of picking up some-

tbing to her adrantage, Hnmia, thongh at the verjmoanenl de.-iioilin,; China of a oonntry as Ur^,f* a*

Prance a:.d fjlennani p':t together, and of a rivera>lnrceas the Daunbe, BBBTiBgrd to appear us

the disinterested protector of hke weak Ckineae,at.J to sot almoal «< mediator at the eotadnaion oftke peace; snd wkea are come to rjampapo the dif-lereal Ireatiea, we must oonfeM that thefictoftor war baring been < orris J on foffthe beta b .£of Enghuul l;- Ptni ..>.. hnl >>t Rossit, becomea evi¬dent to all.The adaantagea *>.« iretl to Um aUigereota; and

.a wLieh Ri>*ta a- w« 11 a» the I'uited St.»teapaxticipntea, are r.f ipnn iy rirwmrrrial character.and, a- w !;:>.. e lb >w n od form rOCCS MOWB, fof themoat part illu.'ot i. L'aderpreaent rirranistsatiaa,tho Cbine-e trade, with bbeext?eption of ..pint,) andsorr.e I!a-t Indian eotton, msi oontii bb to eonsi -t

prinetpalybi tho export of Chtnen la, haa and'.ill; that export trade depending on foreign do-maud rnt'.r«r than the t;(. .r or i- .* htciiitioiafford bj tLe Chile.#....er:?., --..t. The Woi'lJmanag» i to gel haj and ttOhbetaTe tho troatv ofNarkia. and after that treaty the erleet of aponiagthe four poit* wa* tbe tanaJei of a portaoB of thetrtnle of i anton to Bkangkae. Th<« .. -.b» r portsLave BCBTCOly BB] trade at a!.', aad indcrd the onlyii.r which La* at leatt-ouse import ice, Swatow,doe* uot belong to tbe five open port». A* to tbecpenins of trade high up the V.: ,-tf.-*iaug. thathas l»-»-a air ja.-t]Nitied till ÜW time whai his

fafBiiBl Majtit) -h-iII ha.- rcconr-.l Li* full «wtyover the JisturWd country in that nei^hborhtad.B period coinciaVnt with theGreeh CnlaajBo. Eat .

there have pjjgsji oth> r doj'ta a* tt thj TBaBB ofthis new Couvr-ution. Thart *re BBBBB pe iplo whoaffirm that the trnusit intafl sWOtaBB of inarticle XX VIII of the .\üg!<>-(.'hineeo tr -ntyareim«gi::ary. Tbe*e Jutie* haro been «tippo«ed to

exist solely iK-causr the Chinese wanted verylittk* Kr.^!.»ii UK-rchatidise, v.J English go>dsscordxgJy, did not peoetrate inland at aH,wuilo a errta.u kuid of Russian cloth,tuitrd to the wanta of tlir C'h:nese, andbrought by way of Kiahta or Thibet, a.-tutilyfound it* way to the BBBat It wss forgot'eawhat such toll*, if in existence, WOadd aJbrt Hi-sian as well at Knglish gooda. So much is sure,that Mr. Wiagrore C oi», who was s.-at into theInteciacoa BS^poae, was unable to traoa out th.-*.-

pretended ..traniit duties,'1 aiel that when pub-Beh Inten ra\d m the iwjs)eet, ho eoawoaed hi*

" humliafiag Ooavieliea that our ignorance of" Cbitia i4 . darktu-» tii*t uiaj Sof. lt." Oi the. th. t ha ol. Mr. T. W Henley,the I 'neei but uf t ba)Btithi Beard of Trade, an-wrr* tna letter thatha* I» i :i publ shed, hi the q>i< *t] «ti. "Whether

there 1» ovkeawee tl.it snob batenal dun-« ex«" [si "' ItPJ plaialj '"1 am BBabSB to f'irnishyoe with the information you -k. aa te thoevi¬dence of Internal duties ta i htoi " l baa, beaeda

the ||hff tin»"«'Ti '«¦ t I, on an Ihel LordElfin, id BtipeJettag for an indottm 'y. i vd BOtiaaefont* patmer.t, and COnil 1 tho vv.tr frotn Canton

r.. if'capital more!) to make a treaty which aheabJsend tbe British fon-o* beck fieea th* oapttal te

fight at Canton* Lbe darb ruspi ion bit broken ia

upon John Bull'i mind, thai he himself will h * ¦

to pa) out uf Li- own pock, ts ti" iadoOattityitipajhtted for,sines ArtfcieXXVIIIwiDproveastrung inducement to the Chinese authorities to

establish »ransi: dotfe* Of7| percent oa th-' BritishBWaVSActures to be, on deiran-l. rowmted Into B*2|per eent import duty. Te divert Jeba Ball froialea hing to v deeply into hi* own treaty, Vif LamttsaTlmt$ found ii aeeeeaaiy to sleet gnat wrath at

tbe American Embaasador, ind ncrcelj aVncaxncedhim as the apetTer ef the asses, ahbeugh, ia feet,he had about a* BBBch bo do with thfl uaUttTe of the

second Anijlo-Chiuoso war a< the aaaa iu tho moon.

So the peace, ao far aa English commerce is c. a>

ceriiid, teudtl in a new import duty, and ia a

! <4.-rif4 of stipulations which lie either withoel any

practica] value, or cannot bt kept by the Chinese,and maj, at any moment, beootne the pretext* of

anew war. England lit* aotobtainedaaryaccessionof tt rrit"iy.die could not claim that, without

lUowing Franee to do the sense, and aa Eaglishwar remltu g in the establishment of French p.>«-irssisas an tbeChineaa Maat, vrould hive betaaltogether unprofitable. As to BuaSU, the ct-e

ia quite different Beanie fh.triiii' in all the

nsible advantages, what, ret ti e;, be, aecaredto England and France, Bucia hts aecnred the

whole of the eenntry on the Amoor, which ske.hadM quietly taken possi -s-oa of. No! latisfied withthis, she hai ubtah.'d ti.e establiahment of a

BnaioChinrtrtCommission to ffx thebonndnrtea,Now. we all know what weh a Commiasioa i* in

tho baud* of l.'u-sia. W .¦ Lave seen them at workon the Asiatic flot tier- of Turkey, where ti.<'}'kept slicing away piece after piece from thatount rj, formore than twenty >. ira, until they were

interrupted during the late war. ami the work ii H

tioW to be dote over again. Then there is theart.i le regulating the poatd aervice betweenKiakta and Pehin. Whatwaaformer!] aa irreg¬ular and merely tob rated hue of Communication,will now be irguhwiy organixed, an I eatakUaked as

ati^ht. Therei* t.> be a monthly mail betweentho tWO plaee-. aud the journey, about I,fa*' liiilea,is to be perfoitiiod in 10 dav-: while one- eVOK)three montha a earavaa i- t.. go over the tameroute. Boor, it is evident that the Clüneee willeither neglect thi- - rvlee, or be umblo to carry itout t and, a» the OOaamuaaiat mil is nuvr secured toKussia as a right, the couaeajuence will bo that itwill gradually fall into her hands. We haveteen how the Buaaiani have oarrted theix linos of

poatl throush the Kirghiz cteppe; and we Manntdoubt that ia a vorj tew rear* a tiaaiiar Hub willLe established across the deeert of Gobi, and thanadieu to all dn-anir of Britiah nipitiraaoj taChiaaifor then a Hu--i.ni army may march on l'ekin anyday.

It bi eaay to imagine what wffl be th.- effect ofthe utabliahawnt of poraaanent limbassie* at

I'ekm. Look to <'oustantinoplo or Teheran.Wheremi- Ruaabtn diplomacy meet* Bngliah andI'rereh, it if uniformly sucee^Mful. And that a

Bnaaian I'mbamador. with tbe chance of having, »

few yeara hence, an army strong enough for anypurpose at Kiakta, a month's n.areh from Pehin,fid a liue of road prepared for its tn.irch al! the

way.that anch a Bnaobao Embaaaador wiO be all

powerful at l'ekin, who can doubt fThe fact m that Bomia is bat ooaning to be the

tir-t Aaiatk Power, and putting England into thethadevery rapidly on 'hat continent. The eoa-

queat of ( mtra! Aaia and (he annexation «»f Maut-ehooria intT/eaae her doaainiona b] an extent ot'

country aa large a. all Europe exclusive of theBu tn empire and bring heralowa from aaowyLiberia t<> the temperate rone. Iu a short time,.he v alle] - of the Central Aaiatie riven and of Iba»\nioor will be peopled bj Russian coleutote. lie'

strategio positions tkus sail ed ace as tasanwtant f<>rXr'.a as tkoaa in Poland are for Europe. The jkj--neseion ..i I'M.:; menace* India t thai of Maat-eboorui ataaaoei China, And » bin* end India,Vitt Iheii UtXffOO,OOOof iunaldtaaaa, an now tho jdecisive ..dries of Asia. jA racabet of the last getmratioa, neiebrated in

Lis day, aadcaDed Inoledoa, w hile listening to thop. rformaneea of Braham, was aceaatoaned to wishthat bi» old mu-ie ii.a-t. r eofiM eomo down fromHeaven ta Exeter, and tak<' the saail eoech up toLondon "to hear that d.d Jew sing." Mr.Herbert Hehler of Georgia, who i- t.'..« kttootchampion of ihransoo, and who appears t .. havem iddled hiwsolf int.» aoB*ethaag uha sincerity bytoo BUIteh re.ni..iK of Mr. Csihoon, in a pamphletwhich be has put out, and for wtiioti he charges theincredibly small sum "f ti:; t cents, utters a sitmlsrWith. Mr. Heilert Pitddet admit- that Gen.w lahiagtoa, in a w rtain docuxai nt Matty called"The Farewell Address,' rironglj loproi dodthoa^asobitioa of th.- Caion. iu the course of Ibt- alsoaJaitioa, Mr. Psebler »appoaca Wash-tagten to ifoeegs] frojt Qeaven, with or with- Iout the aid of a Berschute, bat ttm, we suppoae, in fuB regnaa?tnlalB, with what Mr. FätlleietDa "important diapatchoa.'1 So changed a..-

we, accorditu to Mr. F., tkat the Angel rV^aahing-.«.n w..uld in.*, al iir.-t know whore to alight. BIlr. P. i.- oertaia Ui*t. after hovei ag over the !»l,.1for a wkile, and taking sight- at as, wo euppoae,With a b-b seope. W ashtuuton »oubl .irop upon the |ahrre aide of the line, and ImmoiihntcljoaO a Dia- jaaienawettng, l*Shnnhl the expsarbxarwtewarba"made,''aaya Mr Fsahler, "that would be r..*. result.'* rnfortana'.ely, it i. not violeut!) prob-abta that tL<- exp»T.ment will ever bo made. Tl i*W'aaAaastttm anti apothejoaia is not aa aveat nrh*ahWill Ol cur this week or tie.it. If we wait natalWa.-h.nt,tou come« lawn t" help u», we

shall wail sotr.r time. Wa*bi::gtoti himss-Ifm.^Lt inject to *':oh a uii«-i<>n, btl ter-aeatrial tahxat* not basing boon at all iu

tbe diflomatie was. Iu the ah-eiice of tueii!ii»trious «ho«t, Mr. 1 bidet undertakes thepa'iiotic duty ol etihgLteuiug thdaj great uatioo.He prove? to a d> mon-tra ion thtt 'he Southerntat. s are dsnjri-tr. aalon, baOadbaj and bs»ni..l.

...mpö-tel} under the th rani * ad loeaoftha Northvassal., - rfs, s'at e« of th-- . omuit.T'ial Statea,

MTkOffa shOstte". she" meauiu^ the North--* levy tag tnlute af the Benthera Bgrwaritarist, t<>

.clothe TiCostl) purple and f.-ed . n.j.tu..'i. rt-

'pasi the loiillv BanawdawtMtr«M Qajahl bWallhilll

Mtheae r/UanMltgM^»v»»^ ,

ind-.IKe i., ¦ Utile wrvt, ,g ,t tljkj d^tre^ing aB*a>.t.l.'e hib) ,..,t |ft..|. .., yir. Kir.j^ii.«*diM. I) gate aa pr...,. that .!,- >^tk«ni>,v* l,PM : MWpHll I B rpr:,:n.. If>..¦ gCnl Mad the '-mpp . »4bjj H I H bl the BrneUTIbI benevolent and ayinpeth. tic reader ii tW»Biccd ia » m«.«' Bapanaeaetakle :..

IBM whe-!.. r t" ur I Bf |.. pajajj I»,,: M u. ^I hie an m be m, u- . pj.r ^

,..«>.....

ICr. H. Fielder, w. w,;i ia biaj na taesy. ia a first rate hater. He Ihre**« 1 .» lb)¦MeaiB the preaWi with .ihtajL-^41..I bat« the North." lay* Mr. II. IV.der. fe(V« "1 lare ti..- geath, - ... Mr n. jvy,tend, rl). not t-> »ay amorously. Ra?hnj triuj ~claimed hii iroeaVaa from all p..,Mb!- Maanajnjprefi tere, 11 reea tk* ai v- .mmm\\the proenaiit) a:.d proetrat.m ai the RaBatBortot'ainh..'. UarCBblfMWhieh w ddka^ajWul.id Archbishop Whv. ly. Me op.Qi, ^j^jwith I burst frfai lit] .i | - fg, , JJJJaeej m tail | to eoaeieV r, --it , u!/.Mr. Parlier, "aiti tt. abBc toreal thi t:%|Z|and throw it the b..,.k d Bjri g jg^enj] | p.-^"or t<' real it." Lfraeta it win h,. **rn t0,» njrFh Idee/e pamphlet iiaVn treat %W mm* p*uir41euhen '..fore inhered or hereafter to be inhered mtethis readme w.rld. We raaaat Blii j<al]j bbij,Vinte Mr. 1':. Ider's lahglBJ anajVeniaajia*, muwill, howeror, do him the hBaafl to «**¦ ti.tt hei«UraiinMl I nt.rtaimng, md bbBHBBW remarha-hlj prettj. For inttanee. wfc,.n m mmM\»mtfktDOBBjkBKeja, wb... pee* feUvav are doing theirbeet, be forcibly, '"it elo-pieutU "Ttm voioe"ol our fri. ndj at the Seeth, / an Vit/ Beg rV'a.' [ungrateful d.-ubt ii at f.eble, bbbbbjjbjJ"witl Utal "f the enemy, at \\m\>\ Im vhelono aod \h)\\>t i»f eaaBBJ iurtleMW»*np. u a BoKtery oak in tl. . Cr.-r.;., u'., ., ^ib»

i huagry e.i^lr-, with abettee* baiki aai<!ii.tend. d oIj'a^ arere alre.t.l. aa the v i:.^ fw

"the aisatiH.'' One turtle doTe with I tbuuaaateaglea.a tl.»ii*aiid kangry ragjai i tio««io4. a^Iea w ,tb «h« tied beak-, a tinen.ind eaglea wjtkii:,>». ii.il elan.after her, would hue we admi^out a email BBfJW. Aad aa, we i»u-»;e*f. weaU taaeaglre, avhea they cane t>> i diriaioa ef the tjval*We intradsce tbi« little p.t^'^..l_"' it "h.>« j|r.Fkrlder*! aaajiery af atyle, axbiea aaaaaaataaaireaieal irriaaiptieliBB nt whei oaa? haj iaryg)gj|to aaj and ¦ eeairateeaj ¦ greataVaL IiatatJwe piii (be DoagWiafal The wbeaV UhU <¦!'there,thui* Loaaparrd to oaa Baaaea^haa, littJa, aaaaaBppi-, on

We will do Mr. Fo lder the further.Httee a*

any that be really doe* bbjbbj |*j , on»d< r FluinaaBlarerj eHoBjcithfir bnaafilbl It m eudeut t*xak hfhe were imt Fielder, bo would be a field-haad.a*be were not a ilare owaaw, ba weeId be a #iit».lie do« i n..t aeaea t<>think that tbere nan) uitte-rial diBereoce between the raptor., of owuiu,' aa4the rapture of being OwWCai MireryM iaaatalike ta bin BBental and Ina rcaagaaai couatitunna.Me duly kaga u tbe Holy s.-ripturei. Me qaetta

t Brand ba I anaan," aa if it bid never lieea%aote»] before. Waaawe aBart baagrapbatataWwaalof Noah. Mam, Sbem, .laphetii, Abrabara, Utfv,Jaeob, our old fiaud OBraBBBM and OBI oid frieaiPiflfBlftBi One of hie pa^. a bri.tlet with Itibatret»Mene<-. Qeavis., Lot.six., .to. et4 Thedear old " doulos" ia again trotted out. Thecreatuie e.imfort of s,..ithern chatteb, i, duly BaJadmiringly dwelt upon. Hia ¦>'. i-.k-K hit eJotfiee,hi* pork and bit pone wh< n he in well, and bi* po¬tion- and pill* when he ia Bieg* I ben hia oondiUeaia < oinptri .1 with that of white workmen at the

North, who are, a* usual, describe.! ta ragged aajruin. .!, «» paupers or prUaaarB, at «tarriag or

atenlint;. We faney that we have met w itk ajJB>thing like tbia lino of irgtUaWeaBtaffB before. Mr.Fielder tukea it up with au entbntiasm wbielileailua to suppose that be Consider* it a uovelfy. If at,

he is very muck iniataken.We think that we mav -a> in eou. lniioii, tkat at

far ae Mr. Fi. Wer in cun orued, tbe I nion ia

already din olv. d. I he ea<.» ajaaj »ttnda thru:

Tbirty*twa Bavereign state* arraai HerbertFielder, eej., ofGeorgia, Mr. Fielder h»d not, atthe late-t dat. 1, firoe.. ded 40 far attoH-./e tkepak-lie Arsenal*, munition*. I'o*t Oilio«-., re euue (nü-ten, lc., but ne praaWBM (bat ba will do aualkiaearlitei eonft aienoe.that b»- will .-leet hnu^etftea.' aeeeaaarj oaacee, un.1 aofoataal a IteptrhUe wi»iehwiil kaoek tbo ideal ot Plato t>. «pUnt^r*, and arTonJto an admiring wwtM a reerrnl af the gtaaiai at

irtl, Ath no, Aeayrii, Cartaaigl and Koine.

We mark irith uuicb plmtarc the ragii ttereaaettf boitera and bolting ei aiidi thraagawalour City. The Chattel Flection iiyet Baarty 'an«*

w. . kl ort, and we evb-.n all who have a taate fur

ning, d. who have friawda hi wheat aataBB taaaiBBYJ be awnken.d, to embrace the opportemty.I.er ua all boll !.it i* » wboleeome etereiee, aaJcan be indulged in at thh)elaettwa without dao4erof aHaagiwenhaa etaBBaaynewai *. f*tf e*ery otifn

rotl .that 1* hhl nni» iatne .luty; but to .ote fara knari ar a fina, bWBIBji bi ii itytal the" regalar" rwadidattof tbit or that party» biaaduf) ..t ail. Wh aie inclined t * regard t a* a ra-

. oiiiu;. n.lation thatB OaBaiUati il irre<i.lar.Uaalia, not in,ning for ti e baaefit of any faftf. Pbiuv, rtepeeted '. Ih.w-citi/en«1 that if tv ctwi»lie* betwi i ia nitor naeathj nanBadaai of rearown party, or a worthy candidate of another, 1**

will«. rre i.,.tb yaaa patty and our much-* teluriaiCity -uiipoitiii^ the Li tter man, though belong'ii.'^* to the wor»»< pnrty, Citizeu Uil not to role'

lad avail vaaiaclf af aaj g<M"i eaaaaa to i>olt.

W. M. P, writea toeaajaptnia that be iiaa keee

gajBhUag OB the atrengtb of wh.t bj tuppoeed,froBi oar early return*, iroaM be t!.-- majority f**"

llorgaa in tbt* Btäte,aad ha* io»t hi* Baoaay, W*aaaBat pratead to be sorry f-.r him. He t*f*ue oueiit ta be more careful. N I an«wer that i'

i* noue of our couc rn t<> betf gamblen win beta,whether thejf hi rfaaa part) or of the other, ww

could not gaaaa that the reported iiutjoray oftor Morgan in St. Lawrence would turn out hat

VQOO, aad n ofeereral athert, Koreaa we under.tahi iway- to add up corr.Tth, at :l or

" «"ekar«in the inoi rung, when bj haate to ^o to preae. h"<ridaarae nf rep«.rted majoritiea, which are

perhaps in ha'f a dozen itemt by report* re/'ei**'while we *re tr)ing t>» make tbe addition. IWeai unly ji;e «i.«h report* a* r.'ueh >n and each

BggTegatei aa we ha.e tiue* to make up, baring eat

attetitiou called offev. :) live minuh-a to let

how a freih report af. t*the . Lane* s do-ikW"Coegteea I)i*tli.-t. Tbo-- who ^amtks *

! i KetarM het. after will do wrii » hear thatii Bund,BanaaaLJ i os i the Repnhiieen ateaawat*

Aaaewibtj aaaat Irusa law let DiaUid .1 üaaawawC'. u.t;, ajataaadaf It.-,; Ii. Qt I I

girtaby n .'.(.-- 1- tab t.