The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-11 00:00:00

Leading to the Royal Bank

TO ALL PARTIES FURNISHING.
QAMUEL CUTTER has now OPENED his
10 additional SHOWROOMS and WAREROO 11S which
he has recently built for the better flcility of an increasing trade.
He Is now able to tiger to the Lispection of Furniture Buyers the
largest STOCK of substantial and well-seasoned CABINET FUR-
NITURE, UPHOLSTERY, BEDDING, and PLATE GLASS that
can be viewed in Liverpool,
DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE, in ROSEWOOD or
WALNU ;

DINING.R 2031 FURNITURE, in MAHOGANY or OAK;
PARLOUR AND BREAKFAST-ROOM FURNITURE;
I MAHOGANY LIBRARY and STUDY FURNITURE;
nd AMERICAN BIRCHWOOD
BEDROOM FURNITURE;
price, in PAINTED BEDROOM DITTO ;
PLAIN DEAL KITCHEN FURNITURE.
FEATHER BEDS and all BEDDING ready for immediate use.
UPHOLSTERY in all its departmen's, in the most tasteful and
modern designs and materials. GILT CORNICES and CORNICE
POLES to order.
The whole of the above named Furniture, &c., is marked a stated
plain figures, with the smallest remunerating profits,
without discount, and guaranteed well made.
Ships' Cabins fitted up.
NOTICE,—The Cabinet Furniture, Upholstery, Bedding, and
Plate-giaaa
tion at 19, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
"Furnishing Guide" may be had, gratis, on applica-
tion
SAMUEL CUTTER, PROPRIETOR.

POLISHED MAHOGANY

ESTABLISHED 1816

ILDING'S REAL BALSAM OF ANNI.
SEED affords instant relief in all cases of Coughs,
Colds, Asthmas, Sore Throats, Hoarseness, Difficulty of Breathing,
&c. In all cases of Coughs, or Diseases of the Lungs, of long
standing. the Balsam should be resorted to immediate y, and regu-
larly continued until its effects in removing the cough be complete.
Sold in bottles, at Is. lid„ 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., 9s. II d., and 225.
each. _

WILDING'S FAMILY APERIENT or ANTII3ILIOUS PILLS.
being free from any Mercurial preparation, are particularly recom-
mended for Bilious Attrifks, Con.uniption, Dropsy, Diarrhcea,
Eruptions of the Skin, Flatulency, Fits, Fevers, General Debility,
Gout, Gravel, Indigestion, Influenza, Liver Ca...iplaints, Piles,
Rheumatism, Stomach Complaints, Scrofula, Sore Legs, Ulcers,
&c. Sold in boxes, at Is. lid.. 2549 d., 4s. 6d.
A7THE POST-OFFICE 11, ST. ANNE—STREET LIVERPOOL
RITE GOTTA PERCHA ENAMEL,
FOR STOPPING DECAYED TEETH.
This invaluable preparation has been introduced by Messrs.
GABRIEL, the old-established Surgeon Dentists.of 79, Fenchurch-
street, London, and 112, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Price Is. 6d. per box, withfull directions enclosed; or will be
sent free by post on receipt of 20 stamps.
N.B.—Every one can use the Enamel, as full directions are
enclosed in each box.

83- To be had from the following chemists ;—Messrs. E Roberts,
84, Bold-streets Walker, 20. Ranelagh-street ; T. J. Williams, 79,
Lord-street, and 8, Argyle-street, Birkenhead ; Jones, 5, Paradis,--
street, and 94, London-road; 11 Janes, 1, King-street, Marine-
view, Egremont ; John Culver, 19, St. James's-place; Joel Kirkos,
Mill-street and Bootle; John Anglor, St. James's-street; W. E.
Sanders, Falkner-street; Robert Price, Brownlow-hill; I.eadbeater,
Vauxhall-road. Wholesale Liverpool agent :—James B. Jackson,
Druggist's Sundry Warehouse, Post-office-place, Liverpool.
Ask for Messrs. GABRIEL'S GOTTA PERCHA STOPrING.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH FIXED WITHOUT
PAIN or TROUBLE, and guaranteed never to
change colour or decay. A Single Tooth, 3s 6d; a Full Set, 44 4s.
Decayed Teeth Stopped, charge 2s 6u and ss. Alisfits Ilemode led.
—Hours from Ten to Seven.
=,112. DUKE-STREET

URNER'S HEAD PILLS remove Headache
J Melancholy, Fearfulness, and Loss of Memory.
GURNER'So HEAD PILLS cure Nervousness
Lowness of Spirits, Dizziness in the Head, and Imperfect
Sight.

GURNER'S HEAD PILLS prevent Restless
Nights, and Frightful Dreams.
GURNER'S HEAD PILLS relieve Palpitation of
the Heart, Sickness of the Stomach, and Difficulty of
Breathing.
GURNER'S HEAD PILLS are famous for remov-
ing Bile, Acidities, Heartburn, and Indigestion.
GURNER'S HEAD PILLS Purify the Blood,
Cleanse tho Skin from all Eruptions Invigorate and Restore
the System. _

G----uAN.Ert" ,s HEADGouPt,lLanLdSothhie'er advan-
tageCtahlrioenniewAitffbcctisHEAD PILLS are Sold in Boxes,
61, 2s. 6, and 4s. 6:. each, and sent by Post, to
at Is.
any address.
If you send 18 Postage-Stamps in ti,letter to Dlr. G.' GURNER
Lower Edmonton, 3liddlesex, a box of the Pills will he sent you be
post. A saving is effected by taking the larger size boxes ; thus, if
you send 2s. 6d. or 30 Postage Stamps, you will receive a box con-
taining double the quantity of a Is. 6d. size, and for es. Gd . or 5,1
stamps, a box containing four times the quantity. infirrnarie!, and
other Public Institutions, also Emigrants and Captains
ou ifoNr I.Eilhe,usmatism,
of Ts&
supplied upon the usual terms. Emigrants about to
_cer?,wries
Equator, and Captains of Vessels who trade within the Tropics
Equator, and Captains of Vessels who trade will
ILLS Sea
should not go without a stock of GURNER's
"Ir.'
Kingdom.
Medicine Chests fitted, and forwarded to any part o
List of Prices and Catalogues on application.
GURNER'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS,
by Post,
ls. 4d., or 16 stamps.
GURNER'S FEMAI E PILLS, for removing
Post 2 6d
By GEORGE GURNEE,
Lower Edmonton, Middlesex,
all irregularities of the Female System, bys. ~ or
30 Postage Stamps.

To aid in obt,ining

ton of the pttrc

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for the cornple•

'.SQUARE DNAP.Niiille
1 112 hrld in the ..10WN.
Inst day of Septembef,

tmental Articles

SCRIBERS

CRIES.

I to the Retirement of Afestirs.
of flonordry Surgeons to the
tD Offer Myself a CANDIDATIC

been for a period of eight
-o.neral Practitioner. and
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ant with the 7orking of robad

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hould you hCwuyne
charge the duties
way to promote the.
lour to remain, Ladies and

• W. W. SLACK.
:ol! ege of Surgeons of England;
thecary's Hall, London.

COUNTY COIMP OF LANCASHIRE,
HOLDEN AT LIVERPOOL -

'l-71-TERESS; a Petition of Jon N BnowN, iti
ledgf110; at N. 348, late 256,
'q Scotland-road;
Liverpool, in the County df Laucaster, 'quieter to a Dealer In Eta
and Straw, and previltudy t esidirtg At To. 215, Scotland-road *forts
said, Tallow Chandler, at the same tine earrjlng on business As
DeWer in Hay and Straw. at the s Id No. Sts, late 255. Seottands
road aforesaid, an Insolvelt Debtor, having b6ort filed In thE
Liverpool -Cistrict County Court and an interim Ordit fOt Ptdfecs
Con from process having been given to the sad Joubr
under the provisions of the Statutes In that case made and provichlid,t
the said JOHN BROWN is hereby required to appear in Conrt before
JOSEPH POLLOCK, , Esquire Judre of the said Court, on the,23rd
in the forenoon precisely, at

ay of September, at f

n o'clocli

Lime-street, Liverrioo 1,

for his Ffrat Exami-alion, touching: his Debts. Estate and Effects,
and to be fdrther dealt With according to the provisions of the
said Statutes. And Notice is hereby given, that_ the, choice of
A..'

_
h to take place at the :ime so appointed. All persons
indebted to the said Jon IlaewN, or Wile bane any of his Effects,
are not to pay or delive: the Revile but to Dlr. WILLIAM STATHAM,
the Official Asshree, at is Office, No. 3, Liinepstreet, liverpool.

IN THE COUNTY COURT
,OF LANCASHIRE,
HOLDEN AT LIVERPOOL.

WlnioEwßaEndASfo,ratPweeltvietimonnothf
sTlialsOtlipAVVl A C niDat,
residing at
No. 22, Fair View, Park-road, during the first part of suer perloda
namely, before October last, out of business. and during the lattit
part cf the same period, namely, since October last, being ocesSiGii.;
c,aGyl
previousi ynevkee rsdGeneral
employed
nimmediately
;rreleee asrt ,00trne,
Nic,pt cordfae.irtv:6, thezibol at,insspdi
thna
;e Assistantirrs:,:tyoo iaan,
dnßailiffsresiding
if for
rbi:tiortes,tviithinhol
eeilsosyßsdeCogaoarritiosnsrugati
312;hGafinr
Grocer
fereNdeeLi:l
ale.vtavee3nelsryna:
n
Liver-
pool, in the County of Ltiacaster t also, during the said last meptioned
period, being a I.ok-keeper, au Insolvent Debtor, having been died in
the Liverpool District County Court, end al. interim Order for Protee.
t on from process having been Riven o the said plasma MACKfIDOS
under the provisions of the Statutes in that case mad: and pro-
Adel, the said Thosts,s MAcs tapas is hereby required to-appear
in Court before JOSE PII POl.t OCK, EEquire, Judge of the said
Court, 'on the 23rd day Of September, at Eleven &clock in the fore•
noon preciely, at the Liverpool District County Court. No. 2, Little.
-et, Liverpool, for his I- irzt :krMination, touching his Deb*
-1 Effects, end to be further dealt with according to the
Q,id Statutes. And Notice is hereby given, that
Tllace at the tirrie so appointed,
MACKRII)3II, tit Vit) have
Effects, are not to pay or deliver the same but to Mt,
' offal Ase.gnee, at his Office, Nu. 3,

of Assigi

ons indcb

,I AM STAT El A

to the said Tit oat

Lime-street, I

IN COURT OF LA
HOLDER AT LIVZPPOOL.
TTHEREAS, a PeOtioil of JOSEPH HUNT, noW,
Ir and for two' ye-a-Fs last past, residing and carrying
on business as an Eating. Lodging, and Beerhouse-keeper, and
Dealer in Tobacco, at No. 6, late 25, scotland-place, fm part of such
period, re ,me!y, since October 'ast, also having a situation arta
Warehouseman, and for two years, immediately previous thereto,
residing at No. 68, Gerard-street, all in the Parish of Liverpool, ill
the County of va,custer, Warehouseman only, an Insolvent Debtor,
Liverpool District County Court, and an
—ss having been given to the
MINT, under the previ -ions of the Statutes in that
vided, said Josicrit lit:Nr s hereby reuired
to appear in Court beforethe JOSEPH POLLOCK,i Esquire, Judge of
the said Court, on the 23rd day of September, at Eleven o'clock in
the foreno,n precisely, at the Liverpool District County Court, No.
3, Lime-street, Liverpool, for his First Exlmlnation, touching his
D4bts, Estate and Effects, and to be further dealt wi.,11 according
to the provisions of the said Statutes: And Notice is hereby given,
that the choir, of A saiguees is to take Wace at the time so appointed.
Al persons indebted to the said JOSEPH Hes/ r. or who have any of
h's Effects, are not to pay or deliver the same but to Mr. wiwast
• ~,r; inl Assignee, at his Of No. 3, Lime street,

nIIN

"+CASHIRE.

been fled

iaterim Order for Protect'on
JOSE I

made and prc

STATnAm, the

Liverpool

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF LANCASHIRE,
HOLDEN AT LIVERPOOL.

WHEREAS, a Petition of ROBERT ATACNAIRDT,
at present, and for thirty-nine weeks now last past,
residing. at No. 55, Bevington-hill, at the same time carrying on
and having a sow, both in the Borough of

y in MI e-end,

Lirerpoo!

, in the County of Lancaster, Soap Manufacturer, an
Insolvent Debtor, having been filed in the Liverpool District Ceunty
court, and an interim Order for Protection from process having
been giv n to the sold RosERT llActcAa tN under the provisions off
the Statues in that case made and pr.' vided, the said RortEat
MAcNAIeN is li-reby requtred to appear in Court before JOSEPH
poolFrstFx Districtin ,in Countyati
o touching Court,rt,
hi No.
s Debts,3, Lim
Estatee-stree ta, and,
Effects, Liverpool.
POLLOCK, Esquire, Jmige of the said Court, on the 23rd day of
September, t t Eleven Weida in the forenoon precisely, at the Livers
further dealt with according to the provisions of the said Statutes.
And Notice is hereby given, that the choice of Assignees is to take
place at the time so appointed. All persons indebted to the said
andfn' tubes hi
s
ROBURT AfACNAIRN, or who have any of his Effects, are not to pay
Or deliver the same but to Mr. WILLIAM STATHAM, the Official
Assignee, at his Office, No. 3, Lime-street, Liverpool.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF LANCASHIRE,
HOLDEN AT LIVERPOOL • .
irHER EAS, a Petition of EDWARD IVIORRiSS, at
present, and for fifteen weeks now last past, residing
at No. 4, Smithlield-street ; for four weeks and two days 'mMediately
previous thereto, residing at No. 48, Great Homer-street; for three
weeks immediately nrevion3 thereto, residing in Marybone ; and for
nine months immediately previous thereto, residing and carrying
on busiress at No. 127, Titlinmrn-street as a I,icensed Victualler,
and during all these periods, and at present, occupying a shop at
No. 107, Tithebarn-street, as a Tobacconist—all the above named
plac.s being in the Borough of Liverpool, in the County of Lancas-
ter, an Insolvent Debtor, having been filed in the Liverpool District
County Court, and an interim Order for Protection from process
having been given to the said EDWARD MORRISS, under the provi-
sions of the Statutes in that case made and provided,
.tbe said
EDWARD Monniss is hereby required to appear in Court 'before
JOSEPH POLLOCK, Esquire. Judge of the said Court, 6n the
23rd day of September, at Eleven o'.Tock in the forenoon precisely,
at the Liverpool District County Court. No. 3, Lime-street, Liver.
pool,. for his First Examination. touching his Debts, Estate and
Effects, and to be further dealt with according to the provisions of
the. said Statutes. And Notice is hereby given, that the choice of
Assn nees is to take place at the. tittle so appointed. All persona
indebted to the said EDWARD MOTIRISS, or who have any of his
Effects. are not to pay or deliver the same hut to Mr. WILLIAM
STATHAM, the Official Assignee, at his Office, No. 3, Lime-street,
Liverpool.

i at No
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF LANCASHIRE,
HOLDEN AT LIVERPOOL.
TVIIIEREAS, a Petition of RICHARD HULM, now,
Reiyold.sotrnedetf,oirntsheevetonwzohnipthosf
El assetrtpcans,ti,,,rtehsei tpiinargsh of Wal. 18'
; ton,
in the County of Lancaster, for the first s.x weeks of the said
period
carrying on business at the same place as a lifer 11ow c..k osier; for
live years immediately previous thereto, residing at N
street aforesaid, and during the whole of the o. 16, Reynold.
periods carrying on business as a Blacksmith
Reynold-street aforesaid; and for three
of tho befo e.mentioned period, namely, years cad four months, part
July, 1855, also carrying from February, 1852, to
en b.i sin
Oxford-street North, in the licro ' c.”; as a Blacirsnlith In Great
Lancaster, an Insolvent Debtor, ugh of Liverpool, in the County of
District Corinty Court, and r, having been filed in the Liverpool
process having been given an interim Order for Protection from
provisions of the Statutes to the said RICHARD flui.m, under the
1,-icuAßo HuLitt
is 1 es in that case tried • and provided, the said
JOSEPH POLLOCK hereby required to appear in Court before
Clay of septen., • Esquire, dud ,e of the said Court, on the 23rd
koer, at Eltven o'clock in the forenoon precisely, at the
Liverpool District County Court~ ' •
his First- ,- • No. 3, Lime street,
. Lx-imination, touchinz his Debts, Estate and Effects, and
to be further dealt with according to the p.ovlslons of the said
Sta!Utes. And Notice is hereby given, that the choice of Assignees
is to take place at the time so appointed. All per ons indebted to
the cab Itt cna RD Huth, or who have any cf his Effects, are not to
p iy or deliver the same but to Mr. VOILLiAst STATHAM, the Official
his Office, No 3, /Arne-street, I.herpool.
---__________

Avsigrc

~ASHIRE,

HOLDEN AT .
LIVERPOO_..
WHEREAS, a I etition of JOHN
Lat reseanti for BItADSHAW
BLuNDEL , p ct,
with his fate past, residing at er, at No. 30, Juvenal-street, in the
1N THE 'COITNTY COURT OF LA:
Borough of = iverpool, in the County of Lancaster, out of employ-
ma,,, and for one year and six months, immediately previous
t rotection from
the etc', residingand
made and carrying on business at Saint Paul's-road,
Tianmere, in the Palish of liebbin too, in the County of Chester,
o'clo.-k in the forenoon precisely, BheareAnby.
G:Oeer and Tea Dealer, an insolventg Debtor, having been flied in
the Liverpool District County Court, and an interim Order for
snAw 13LuNtnntL, under the provisions of the Statutes in that case
at the Liverpool District County
required t,, appear in Court before JOt4EPH POLLOCK, Esquire,
J.idge of the said Court, on the 23rd day of Septembet, at Eleven
p ,
„iv
idpetdo,etchses
shaai d i
ju
og:Neel3n.gAl vDtsn.
AtostvhßeLsuaNi dr,Jsoirtis
Court, No. 3, Lime-street, Liverpool, for his First Examinstien. touch-
ing his Debt,, Estate and Effects, and tube further dea!t with accord-
ing to the provisions of the said Statutes. And Notice is hereby
given, that t •e choice of Assignees is to take place et: the time so
appointed. An persons indebted to the said JOHN BItADSIIAW
BLUNDELL, or who have any of his Effects, are not to pay Or deliver
the same but to Mr. WILLIAM STATII AM, the official Assignee, at
his Office, No. 3, Lime-street, Liverpool.

routes

Oa account of whom it may concern

To-stoaaow, the 12th Inst., at Half-paskOne o'clock, at Golding
and Nash's Saleroom, Corn Exchange, Brunswick-street,
About 8000 Bushels Turkish BARLEY, and
About 460 Barrels extra super Trieste FLOUR.
JOHN TOMLINSON & SON, Brokers.

Apply to

To-ssostaow, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers'
Office, 16, Exchange buildings,
About 265 Tierc-s american LARD,
ex Peter Maxwell.—For further particulars ,apply to Messrs,
Fielden Brothers, Merchants, or to
J. H. RAYNER & CO., Brokers•

On account of whom it may concern.
To-smaitow, the 12th instant, at Half-yut One o'clock, at Golding
and Nash's Saleroom, Corn Exchange, Brunswick-street,
250 Barrels Damaged FLOUR,
landing ex A. Z., from New York, north side Waterloo Dock.—
Apply to JOHN BINGHAM & CO.. Brokers

On account of whom it may concern.
TO-MORROW, the 12th instant, at Half-past One o'clock, at Golding
and Nash's Saleroom, Corn Exchange, Brunswlck-street,,
About 1000 Barrels FLOUR,
ex John Clarke, from New York.—For farther particulars apply to
J. & M HARNETT, Brokers.

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1855,

THE DAY'S NEWS

More news from the United States is at hand,
and we to-day intimate that the Sardinia, White
Star line of Australian packet, has arrived off
Queenstown. She may be expected here in the
course of to-night or to-morrow. At the time we
write, the United States mail steam-ship Baltic,
which was to sail from New York on the 30th ult ,
has not made her appearance. Considering the

the year, and the previous per-
formances of the Collins line of steamers,
we are rather disappointed that she has
not turned up ere this. While on this subject,
we may mention that the Indian (s.s.). and
the City of Baltimore (5.5.), both sailed this after
noon, the ;former for Quebec' and the latter for
Philadelphia. Each of these splendid and favour-
ite vessels carried out a large number of passen-
gers, and had a mail on board—an evidence that

season

they are great favourites upon their respective

The Continental news this morning is interest-
ing. Our Paris Correspondent informs us that
Queen Christina of Spain had accepted the
terms of the ,proposed decree restoring to her
.11 the Spanish property which she lost in
This act of O'Donnell

considered

auda-

his rural

Gardens were suggested, but it was thought that
the available space there would be too circum-
scribed. Mr. Dargan, with his accustomed liber-
ality, has promised to cover in the ground to be
hereafter selected by the managing committee, and,
as the latter have received promises of pecuniary
support from all quarters of the country, nothing,
it may be said, now remains but the naming of the
time and place for what is fairly expected to be a
thoroughly national demonstration.

THE crisis which has overtaken the United
States so suddenly is still the leading topic with
the Press of this country and America; and we
cannot remember a discussion in which the same
amount of unanimity was displayed on both sides,
Recrimination, and all the old international feuds,
have been laid aside for a single thought—the
This I realisation of one idea. Those in the States, who

view slavery as a domestic curse, derive no trifling
moral aid from the expression of popular opinion
in Great Britain, as all we say in favour of Negro

Emancipation is opposed to both our manufac-
rading interests. To a nation buried

Luring and t

in base selfishness, and incapable of viewing any
subject except through the medium of pounds,
shillings, and pence, as our Continental friends

seem to think, our anti-slavery predilections are
perfectly suicidal. When American slavery is
abolished, the cotton imports of Liverpool alone
must exp'rience a decrease of fully one-third•

England will loose by this not less than 5p0,000/,

Yet her people are Aboli-
tionists to a man, and would vote for FRE-
MONT and Emancipation, were the injury to
their material interests fifty fold greater. This
singular and important fact has been brought to
light very opportunely, as we never stood in greater
need of a set off against the pusillanimous
imputations and filthy slanders of foreign
diplomatists

of raw material

A people declaring themselves ready to run
all risks, and to make any sacrifice in the cause of
humanity, and to give a wider development to their
political instincts is a noble spectacle; and it would
be well for all who think the manly liberalism of
these Isles is on the wane to note well its real
significance. In a State where religion and poli-
tics go hand in hand—where the Church preaches
tolerance, and demands for its millions the same
Constitutional rights it asks for itself—there must
be always far greater political purity than our
neighbours seem to be capable of understanding.
The spirit which, with us, purifies and fills the
popular mind with emulation, also moderates the
passions of the multitude, and infuses into preju-
dice a degree of moral forbearance which is utterly
unknown where priesthoods and politics are in
constant mortal antagonism to each other. In
England no man need be a renegade in politics to
escape the censure of the national priesthood, nor a
sycophant in religion to keep within the pale of his
church. This happy political condition makes us
the fearless and out-spoken people we are, and
much as our natural candour, and unbridled free-
dom of speech may embarrass the diplomatic
dreamer, the incalculable value of an English-
man's birth-right was never more distinctly shown
than when we called in the name of religion and
humanity on the Imperial Senate to emancipate
the British Slave at any cost, and when we now
say to the citizens of America in the spirit, if not
in the exact words of one of their own able States-
" Slavery is an abomination ! Let there be
" no more slavery !"

We say this with our eyes open to its disastrous

consequences to ourselves as a mercantile nation.
But we are taught as a Christian people to fear
nothing in the discharge of a sacred duty, and as
we have outlived the sacrifice of 21,000,0001. of
our hard earned treasure in the Emancipation of
British slaves, so shall we flourish after we
have encouraged and aided America to wipe away
the foul blot which now defaces all the moral
greatness of her people. We will bear our share
of the loss, heavy as it must be in a material
sense, without a murmur, and let the Union accom-
modate itself with becoming grace to a change, which,
dark as it appears through the lens of politics, is
full of glorious promise. It has already led to a
civil war of which Mr. BUCHANAN and his party
cannot see the end, and although FREMONT and his
supporters could scarcely have a more formidable
ally, the Union of the States could not have a
more dangerous enemy. FREMONT and Abolition
would silence the tongue of strife. The return of
BUCHANAN will widen the breach, and give new life
and intensity to the conflict. The democratic
school to which the latter belongs, is not that
which ought to be encouraged in the States by the
mercantile classes. Their " hard-money " or
bullion policy, their love of usury, such as we see
exacted in Wall-street in all seasons, and their
commercial views as we find them illustrated iu
prohibitive tariffs, are all opposed to the mercan-
tile and industrial growth of the States. Let their
citizens look to the taxation prices paid for the
materials used in making their railways, and then
calculate the cost of the " democratic" nostrums
of which Mr. BUCHANAN is one of the most ardent

advocates.
The millions of industrious men who are obliged
to resort to Wall-street, for money to introduce
and foster manufactures, to make roads and
canals, cut down forests and bring land into
cultivation, should enquire into what must be the
inevitable result of a prolonged continuance of
" democratic" rates of discount, which we call
" compound interest." We should be still better
satisfied, if we could induce them to enquire int o
the operation of their " democratic" tariff, as
regards the cost of production. The agricultural
produce of the States—their breadstuffs more
particularlS•—have to compete with those of other
countries, where labour is cheap, or can be obtained
at a nominal cost. The " Democrats" in America,
are in commerce, banking, and finance, just what
our Whigs and Tories are in Free Trade, currency,
and fiscal matters. They have made a right
glorious game for those who understand it, and

while party can lead a nation to its own destruc-
tion, there is a chance of BUCHANAN'S being
returned to fill the high office of President. A
desperate effort will certainly be made to secure
his election, but we do not hesitate to say, that
Mr. BUCHANAN'S triumph would be one of the
greatest misfortunes which could befall the Union
—an event which will tend to inflame the
wide frenzy of party, more than the British public
are disposed to believe. Totally irrespective of
political considerations, we have, therefore, ample
reason to wish FnEmoNT a signal victory over all
his opponents.

THE COURT

BALMORAL, Sept. B.—The Queen, with the Prince
Consort, the Princess Royal, and the Duke of Cambridge,
attended divine service at the parish church of Crathi e
yesterday morning. The suite consisted of the Marchioness
of Ely, the Honourable Mary Seymour, the Earl of
Clarendon, IC.G., Major General the Honourable C. Grey,
Colonel the Honourable C. B. Phipps, and Lieutenant
Colonel the Honourable J. Macdonald, C.B. The service
was performed by the Rev. Dr. Anderson.