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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

Nearly every county in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and
Georgia, has been heard from. Yesterday's mails
brought few additional returns but they have not
changed the aspect Of Political affairs in either state
from what we gave yesterday morning. We give
the latest intelligence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

MIfrsRY.-Tbe brig solor, with detachmen, o
the 9Th Regiment u. s. Infantry, under command Q
Col. worth. from New York, arrived al Savanna
on the 1lth inst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

l2,h. wind ssw. sSE.
course : 81 W, dist as miles
lat 81 v, lon a. - w fine
weather, noon, fresh brceTes
from SsE.. current running
sly 20 miles In ~ hours.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

eth. viai ENE, Mcclure
: w, dist 2I0mil-s. lst %
10 y, Ion II III W-strong
hreezes and cloudy-rsin a.
night current running sE
% miles in ~ he, r..
s,h. wind y, Wsw, W,
course sT7 w. dist 30 miles,
lat 40 ~ y, Ion u 10 W
calm and light airs from )
w; night strong winds with
head sea. ks~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

oTz-DR T,ytor's B,LsAM or LUERwoE-.-sorn.ry nsr-
ana others in Of tbs pcrcisr remedy cannot
be too cautious OF whom they purchase as there axe many
abroad. The original for eight years has
been oSLY al 30 Bowery end is there still Is remedy
for diseases Of the Lungs and Liver medicine bears
snv comparison with this Years and years as stood
the ties, OF experience and y always eheeius betufs,
then and gctthat made at $40 Bowery; O-3Sw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

18Th. wind yble, ssW. W
sW, NV, course ; 20 W dist
100 miles, lat a. 81 ", Ion 81
w; variable in morning, PM
fresh breezes, which al 5
increased 10 a gaze, with
much hal sea; midnight
fresh gales and squally with
much sea running.
18th. wind NV, WV. w
course > - west, dist leo
miles; lat ~ % v, Ion s. IS
west; fresh gales with hea.
w squalls sni head sea.
noon, steady gales andclesr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

CHATHAM THEArRE.---The suspicious fate OF
this elegant establishment was gloriously confirmed
i,st night Although the weather as shocking bad,
.he victorious Chatham was than full, and the
new piece OF Peter wilkins, which has been got up
in a style Of splendor and masniGcence not 10 be
surpassed. was received with thunders Of applause.
douLt will one Of the tallest cards Of fhe season.
Ri,e's new piece Of Whew Here's Go, or City
Portraits. kept the audience in continual rear, and
vent eff with great eclst, and Siss Larkns re-
eeiy.d a renuine and spontaneous compliment from
the audience. This piece is also announced for
petition together with the Back Hercules.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

CHATHAM THEArKE.-The unpleasant weather
had no effect on the Chatham last night. The house
was filled to its utmost capacity, and they were
obliged to stop selling tickets before the curtain
Peter Wilkins was played for the first time, and
most admirably done it was, too II has been got mp
in a style Of magniGcence never equallea 10 this
country. We remember it at the Park many years
ago, with Miss Kelly as Peter wilkins but Theme
has beaten the Park altogether, and Mrs. Thorne's
Peter is equal to Miss Ke!ly's, in her painiest
DAYS. The scenery is really gorgeous. The mana
ger has spared no expense in its preparation and
SPLENDID 81 hit it is This piece has always been
exceedingly popular here, and as il has been Judi.
cioasly cast, and all the ample appliances Of the
Enlistment brought into effective operation, it must
have great run.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

5th. wind s r, running
down channel, fine weather
=. am. passed TuskarRo.k
8 Cape Clear y hall T. 3
leagues pm, fresh breezes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

oh. wind sE. L, course
westerly, dist l7o miles, lat
81 IL y, Ion IL ; w; strong
breeze and cloudy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

NAVAL ORDrss.-Assistsnt Surgeon J. W Green
how, 10 the frigste Constellation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

Wig gain $4,000 in ssty.s cosnties.
There are eight counties yet TO be heard from, but
which cannot change the result. The state has gone
for Harrison by tremendous vote. In 1888 those
eli ht counfies nolled the folIopins
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

Oc.. :, wnl vble, running
down channel, iinc " Gather
q pm. left Liverpool for
Halifax md Boston, 4 dis
charged pilot, 9, 20 abreast
Of Holyhead.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

Ntw EURUs.r PUBLICAN oss.-A the new
books now in course Of publication in London. we
notice The following A Work on China, from the
pen of John Francis Davis, Esq, who has been en-
ploJed in the East, in some Consular capacity
Work On Egypt, by A. B. Clot Bey, first published
IN Paris, End afterwards in London-a new noveIb by
Lady Lytton Bulwer, called the Budget Of the Bub-
bic Family Cairo. Petra, and Damasess 10 ISIS, by
John Q. kinner, Esq.-Jem Bunt, by the Old s.ilsr
Portraits Of Public Characters, by Charles Grant
The British Empire in India, by NJ. DE BARNS
uerrs-FsIlaeies Of the Faculty-The History Of q
Flirt-The Cashmere shawl-oliver Cromwell, By
the author Of BrsmbIetye Hsu,e-The Art OF Needle
Work, BY the Countess Of wiltsn- Historical Me-
noir ofthe Queens Of Engasd-The Letters OF Ho-
race Wslpels-A new volupe ofthe Clock Maker
The Clsndsstise Manageable Thames and its Tri-
butsries-ssd A summer among che Bceages and the
Vines.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

Van Barren loss in g. counties. CTS
Returns from two counties, NrKean and Warren,
are veto be received. The former, in 1888, was
Connected with Potter, and the latter in the same
year, gave l5s Van Buren, majority. The State is
claimed by many Wings, and every Democrat. A
correspondent in Philadelphia writes as follows:
PBILADELpBfA, Sunday, Oct ls-lIPM
Returns haze been received from nearly all the
counties IN the State officially and reported. The
official returns, they come in all reduce the Va
Burer maloriies, and the belief this evening it, tn
II is quite probable that the Harrison ticket will
have majority in the aggregate at this election
which received from member Cfthe Executive
State Committee an heur since. Twelve counties
are off cial:-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

ljth. wind west north west
west south west. west; run.
ming along the land, fresh
gales and cloudy, 5 made the
land, Z PM took pilot off Jo.
dore Head, and AZ 8 80 ar.
rived AZ Halifax.
10th and 18th. sailed from
Halifax ct ~ PN OF the lJth
and ran the iistan 2 70 Bos.
tor. 3oj miles IN "a hours.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

CoRRrcTroS.-ToorH PASTE In speaking the
other day Of the deatiiice Of G. w. Pene, which il
on exhibition at the Fair the American Institute,
we termed it "Tooth Wash instead Of Toeth
Paste As the re are articles under the specific name of
Tooth WASH" which differed materially from this
one we make this explanation. that the public may
be certain that we referred to Pene's Orris Tooth
Paste the agents for the sale Of which will be seen by
reference to advertisement in our paper.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

IL is reduced to certainty that the majority viii
be very small, comparatively speaking, for Van Blu
ren.i fsny
Both houses Of the Legislature are whig-52
members Of the house having been heard from on
that side.
the Wings will have Ia members OF Congress in
Pennsylvsnis, Purviance being supposed TO be
elected 10 the Butler District.
Woodbury., hear from washng,os. is preparing
70 leave the Treasury Department; at tie opening Of
Congress.
The above isa whig statement. We i'll now
give from the !ecooeos, which We TAX from the
Isarrs.hurg Esporfer
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

SMUGGLING on LAKE ERIE.-The Buffalo Com
mercal Of the 10th ins states that another seizure
of goods intended to be sent without first paying the
duties, was made by the deputy Marshal the preee-
ding night. This nefarious branch Of business has
been carried on for months to the detriment Of all
legitimate and honest dealers, and the quantity Of
goods now under conde mnatioa is large.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

Up J. PEAsE n SUNS Essrnes q Hor.hopae Csney,
Division street for all d-s oil tie lungs tachS 70 g
surriioa. See adNs rtisemehl- on
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

WING tfsf q > counfts.
Intelligence from eight Countiss is TO be received.
The Wing majority in the state viii act vary far
from 100
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20
Arrivals At the Principal Hotels.
Monday, October 10.

Asron TousE.-D w Corwin, CINCINNATI; Gen Scott
Curtis \ Curtis, jr Boston; W Little, Albany Nc
Donald Jersey General Simmer; Mr. Colt N york. Mr.
vertool Butler Hartford; w Mornley, Lverpbo w iia
thawsy, Phil w Brown, Georgia Dodge jr and lady,
Miss Chapman Morrison, lady and two daughters Eds
r Atwood, Rochester; w Lord, Cuba.
AmrnIcAs HorrL.-G w Smith, Stewart d. shaw,
Miss Shaw, Forda Mr. Davenport lady, child and ser
want, w Williamson, Master Davenport, Georgia; Mr.
Parker, Orleans; Hard, Navy; Craghton,
Charleston; Johnston, Syracuse Johnston IRA
QUAR-, Phil.
FRAsKLrs HeusE-E c Chandler, Geo; w W Mosser,
Boston; AP Morse; w Cross, England; n Grey,
Smith; Durham, Providence; w Burke, Rochester'
Lewiston; A Defiance, McCohen, Horn, Phili w
Campbell; B Chittendon, Professor W shepherd F
Shepherd Haven't Collins Hartford Lieut. feties U
RS C stJchu, York.
GLors HorkL-Capt Kean, Steam ship President; Mr L
Hamilton Charie.on; @ LEMON, U S Navy; w Kerr,
II Kerr Dunlop, Richmond. Vir.
Howard. HoTEL.-R Rennie Lodi; J Grswold A
Morse Ph w King, A Barka lon, York, w Drake,
louisiana seamsl v,rs "a Smith a Ohio; Curtis
Baldwin Bait: Hinshaw, Cook and lady, Boston:
Moshen and lady Miss Moshen, r2ilnssworh, Wash
Ofean; y Ross Port Bry & Lanmaa Norwich @ NJ
Class, d w Colvn, Clyde: Gray, Troy; |. knman,
Newcon,b Watertown: Litchfeld @ Jewett, Canoga;
IA Hayt. Eichigan: B Ives and lady, La.hrop, VS.
Kitte Albany; Eaton, II Hele, Bufalo II Thillsr.
@ NJ smith ana laay, d Smith and lady, Newburgh: Mr.
Duns. Reed, n Car; sirliy Penn: Bristo Rocka-
Richmond: II smith Portland II Russell, Calais; w
Hoyt, Canada: J Curtis, r. Haven: Wallis, Yer:
w Bowman: Mr. McKinsly Hudson: s Smith, Michigan;
James Beals.
PRysruENr HorEL.-C Trip, Albany: z Mum:
Ole, Picking, Ala n Share and family Washington
81 ooss Phil
UNITED STATES HorEL.-S Dat, Cowles Conn: fal
Ter, B Heiggins, T Jones, Ohio Burrows SIM
mons Mstich: T Avery, Allen, N London: o.W sar-
tori Jersey: w Smith, L Chamberlain, q Brondly,
Mrs Bronily Sarah Peck. NHaycn: BraSiagu. Berlin
Comm Ira Couch r Lindsey. Merden: smith Mobile'
L Sexton " Orleans: Sexton, Hartford; Harper, En-
field: w Gildings, Mrs GAdngs, Miss Makepeaee, Ro-
meo Alich Crowell, Cape Cod: Pomeroy, Mericen;
Lawrence Flushing: c Merriam. Waterbury: Went
worth Lockport: Benedict, Danbury, Conn., NJ Jacobs,
Bait: P VI Phipps, Washington.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

wei ior ps
Beside. the above vessels, there are two soops 81
war, full rigred brig, and one schooner on the
Exploring Expedition, which do not cary half their
compliment OF guns making the whole namber q
vessels % service 80
The East Isdis and Coast Of Africa squsircns are
still in the United States, bat will shortly sail The
Prebls IL at present wintering in Porismoub II
viii be seen that the Constitution IL set down
6rst class frigae we'll the Brandy wine and Pc
tomac, although sbe does not carry a. many guns
those vessels by six the difference 10, that the for
single bank frigste, and the two last are dou-
bic bank that is they carry guns in their gangwsys
whereas the Constitution has both her gangwsys
clear.
II will also be seen that the Cyanns and Levsnt
are set down as first class sleeps OF war altheugs
they do not carry many guns ss the other vessels
q that ciass by four The difference b., that the
Cysnnc AID Levsnt mach larger vessels, and in
stead Of carrying 81 pound csrronsdes or ~ pound
medium guss, they csrry 81 pourd gunsdes, that is
gun between ~ medium and 81 csrronsde, and
very effective gun " is too These two ships have
Hesriy twice as much room 10 work their guns In,
the other vessels of the same class.
The brig Wsshingtop is loan from the Treasury
Department. The steamer Fsltca Is hsnbug.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-09-29
DEFENCE OF THE ADMINS,
TRATION ABANDONED.

So utterly untenable are the acts of
the Administration, that even the most
INSCRIPTIONS of its partlzans have Civ
en- up in despair the task of defence,
They are per lectly sensible that the
prohrgate waste of public money
which has marked the whole of Mr..
Van Buren's career, has shocked and
will receive the unqualified condemna-
ton of the People, and that their only
hope of escape from just retrlbution
is by dlverting public attention from
these enormitIes to some imputed de-
reelection of Gen. Harrison.
|, is with this view that they rake
up exploded calumnies from all quar-
tiers, and deal them out with new gloss
es and fresh infusions of malignty.-
But all will not do The People can
not be blinded to the facts
That Mr.. Van Buren's Administrn-
ton has expended, per annum, nineteen
times as much as the Administration of
Gen. Washington.
That it has expended, per annum
seren times as much as the Admins
tration of John Adams and Thomas
Jefferson
That it has expended three times as
much, per annum, as those Of James
Monroe and John q. Adams
That il has expended ftcice ms much,
per annum, as that Of Gen Jackson
And, worse than all, that il has ex-
pended fioice as much, per annum, as
that of MIR. Madison, Notwithstanding
the latter was engaged in THREE
YEARS WAR-had ships TO build,
a navy 10 equip, an army to recruit,
militia to pay in nearly all the States,
and provisions and munitions Of war
10 transport through the wilderness
and Increases of the West.
The People will not forget that Mr..
Van Buren, opposed the re election
of MIR. Madison at the most critical pc
Rod Of the war, nor that, while thus
engaged, the democratic General"
las Richie called Harrison) was over
coming innumerable difficulties on the
arena Of iull's disgrace-was renova-
tine the furnished honor of the coun-
try-and eventually captured the uni
ted bands Of Proctor and Tecumseh.
Nor will the people be satisfied with
the answer of Benton and Woodbury.,
that The expenditures have been eItrG-
binary. II IS for the very reason that
they have been extraordinary, but
monstrous, that the freemen OF the coun-
try are about 10 hurl from power the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-09-29
From the Boston Atlas.
THE LOCO FOCO ALPHABET.

Prepared for the Old Federalis,s who have
bus, been admitted into the Democratic Infant
Lchools. under the charge OF Professor Brown
son. Robt Dale Owen and Fanny wight
ITO he impriotcd on a Spiial6eld child's hand
ksSrchief by the English Radicals, for the use
o'ihe foreigners at Tammany Hall, who are
desrous OF learning the ART OF reading.
a was an AMOS, blind party hack,
was BEsTos, humbug and quack.
{ was a CALHOUN, dark Catalina,
| D DocroR DuNcAN, whole hog with swine
was an Ether, a class-mate of Amos,
was FoRsYTH, for protocols famous
c was a GRuNDY, an obstinate mule,
II was Hit, Sub Treasury tool.
was an lscERsoLL, mailed in thrice,
was a JOHNSON, not wanted for Wee
was KENDALL, quite good at a CHARGE
Lwas a LEWIS, call'd Dixon the large
was MARTIN, in Uncle Sans box,
was MUS, the most stupid of blocks.
was an ORssTEs, very deep thinker,
was PAULpISG, 'cobler and tinker
. was QuruE, which old PETRiREN wore,
was a RIcHIr, a twadler and bore. ets,
5 was SwARrwoUT, who cleau'd out the clos
7 was TASry, who moved the Deposites.
U was UsIr, in the days of Old Hickory,
wasa VAS BuRES, unequalled in ,rickery.
W was WicKIIFFE ,nicknamcd Greasy Bob, !
\ was an MIRA Globe, filed by the Job
J was You've, who went with the mob.
was --- POUNDS! let us route the whole
crew,
4 pat ia the Hrno az Ttppr-.yori
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-09-29
RUTLAND VIZ. TUESDAY sEPrEMBEs 20 1910

TO meet the ex,gency Of embarrassment
into which the people have fallen IS. 10
collect, and after his own manner 90
keep and pay array their money CT
lily, he has taught them that they ave
not much 10 expect from him.
Merchants and Traders, look diead9
lfyou trade on borrowed capital, he
ware: Mr.. Van Buren, follows IN tho
footsteps of him who declared that il
such ought to break.
In submitting himself as a cnndida'e
for recollection, Mr.. Van n,ues =.
-eialls demands the, i-aempsts
s....dtsy Upon ms past measures ard
course of policy. If these, affecting
your interest, have been wise and prop
er, give him the countenance of your
names and the weight of your inhu-
cnce.
Men Of business, in erery department
Of aciire life, look ahead!
What will be your prospects if the
present incumbent be reelected Ex-
anime the past, reflect. In 1887, when
Gen. Jackson surrendered the Govern
ment into the hands of his successor,
he declared the country to be pros
porous and happy. He had indeed,
planted the seeds Of that bitter fruit we
are now reaping, but it was reserved
for him who fotiotced to water and ma
ture the plant. The country was then
free from debt, business was active,
and general prosperity was admitted
to prevail. How is it now? The Gov
eminent are millions in debt. they de-
nouuce paper money and satisfy their
creditors with Treasury notes. Proper
ty of every description is deprecated,
industry paralized, and business, at a
stand.
These results grow out of the meas
ures of the Government, and they are
but the first fruits of that policy which
Mr.. Van Buren, is pledged to carry out.
Men Of business, friends Of your coun-
try, look ahead!
And consider seriously the interests
which are involved in the event Of the
contest which is now in progress, and
ask yourselves whether they can be pro-
NOTED by the reelection of Martin Van
Buren.-.Nat. Int.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-09-29
LOOK AHEAD!
People Of .America look ahead!

People Of america look ahead!
Seek counsel of the future, and act
for the good of yourselves, your chill
dren, and your country. Ifyou reflect
Martin Van Buren, to the Presidency,
what do you gain by it? Will he pro-
mote any one of the great interests up
on the success Of which the prosperity
of the country depends
Planters and Farmers look ahead,
Think you that the policy pursued
by Mr.. Van Buren,, if persevered in,
will tend TO furnish to the cultivators
OF the soil ust reward for their m.
firing labors; Is it to promote your
interests that the price Of cotton, to-
bacco, wheat, flour, wool, and the STALL
ed OK is reduced to one-half Of what it
was two years ago. Will it benefit
you to reduce the prices of what you
sell to the standard ofprices which pre-
vail in "hard money Governments"
LajOrers, look aheodY
Can you gain by the re- election Of
Martin Van Buren,, His doctrine, as
put forth and enforced by his party
friends, is that cages ia This country are
TOO high, that laborers are 100 toeH paid,
that prices should be reduced to an G.
quality with prices in those countries
where, by hard labor, men earn from
five to eight pence a day. American
irecmen, If this be your belief, vote TO
continue power in the hands OF the
present Executive.
.leehaaics, look ahead
IL power be continued m the hands
that now WELD it, what are vour pros
pects' With deranged currency,
PROSTATE credit. and wreck of all
hcal,hiul enterprise. will the promul-
CATION of an edict for the collection.
safe keeping, and disbursement Of the
public moneys" call forth the busy hum
of industry IN our streets, or bring into
action the dormant energies of the A.
merican artisan
The great truth developed by Mr..
Van Buren, in the course ola four years,
Administrator is that ''ihe People ex-
pect too much Of the Government"
and the great measure he has proposed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-09-29
TERMS OF THE HERALD.

t. village sebscf'bers ss--by mail So. or rs in
t,9,asas md companies who take - heir papers
=, n. a., fiIj or 81 80 ~ advance. Companies
| :, ~ ,rsis tho ZANE.
! r, iss, supphed BY our southwestern post rider
"a sr,s q their door, ss--cumpsnics and udyd
~. buur 81 tho root. 81 IS. With dcdaciions IN
bs,s oasts of . cents II paid ~ advance IN cash
Ne subscription viii bc taken for less than sir
sat,As Bhiess paid 10 advance. And no paper will
are0n'iane5 aniil atrrafages are psid, unless The
,sslstef chooses 10 do.
lFffsrisiSo on the usual liberal terms As cur
,sslsfiaa is large and general throughout the ccun
a psfchanis, mechanics. post masters. aud all
sAsa haViue occasion 10 advertise. will find II TO
I'sfs'ahiasr feson 10 this paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-09-29

ry which has been recently made there
A large mass Of the Log Cabin Advo-
cate" published in Baltimore, embrac-
ing various dates, was also found late
ly under the Rail Road Bridge, near
WELDON. with the envelopes and the
names Of The Subscribers torn of-Two
OF these mutilated papers are left at
this Office, and may be seen by any one
who will call, and If legal proof be re-
CURED Of the fact here stated, we can
give the names of highly respectable
gentlemen who were on the spot, and
found these papers in the situation We
have DESERT. kt ~
j, is worthy OF remark that portion
ofthe LOG Cabin Advocate" thus sup
pressed, contained an exposition Of A
mos kendall's iniquities. Not one Adj
minlstration paper was found.
That this destruction Of Wing pa
pers is systematic plan, may be in
ferred from the fact that papers Of "a
rious dates in June and July last, were
found, and many too much mutilated
and destroyed by wet TO ascertain their
dates.
The spot at which they were thrown
out, is more convenient for the purpose
and more favorable for concealment
than any other on the line from Pc
tcrsburg to Halifax, and this may ac-
count for the fact that the thief who ro-
bed the Letter Mail and the depreda
tors on the Wing papers sought the
same spot TO conceal their misdeeds,
and these could not have been commit
ted at the same tme--the Letter Mail
being one from the South, and the Pa
per Mails from the North, Of various
dates.
Is it probable that the latter often
ders acted without instructions, and is
it not presumable that they emanated
from an ex-official source'
An Agent of the Post Office Depart
ment accompanies the Mail along the
line of Rail Road, and he should know
who it is that investigates the contents
ofthe Mail Bags, and thus dsposcs oil
portion ofthem. If an inquiry is in.
sttuted, testimony canno doubt be eli
cited. The Postmaster Gen'l has is
sued a prohibition against sending
newspapers otherwise than in the mail
and some one ,oho has access 10 IL pre-
vents those papers which are unpala.
table to the powers that be from reach
ing their destination. Thus it woulc
seem, that while an unimportant eva,
sion of law is strictly prohibited anc
threatened with the severest penalties
1t can lnflict, a felonious riolafion Of h,
same lao is allowed to pass unheeded.