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stafe M Trnde.

AsHrs-TriAing sales Of Pots ore made at 81 So and
Peorls at SIS IS 3l3.
BkEApsrurys-No alterations in -four. Ganesee still
rules at 50 so; Ohio hoop aud Michigan S44 So
Ohio round hoop 81 60 Southern brands very mac
tive.
Wheat is in very brisk demand. % % cents is given
freely for Corn sells quick for so 81 for
western, weight and measure
Corrosive have nothing new to record about this
article The sales continue small, and prices much de-
pressed.
wHIKEr-We quote barres at 2S cents, and drudge at
"a 24ic.
HAy-wih full receipts, have very limited de-
mand Quotations for sales rule SO 40c Tor good qua
lities
PRoy.oNs Prime pork is in good request at Sl0
held at Sl beef is more active than usual city prime
sells Mt 81 80; country DO. ST.; city 81 5O
try do So So Lard and cheese are very active for ex
port, and sales are made to seine extent
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Ship rlasters and Axents.

We shall esteem svoI, if Captains Of Vessels will Civ
to Commodore ROBERT SILyEy, Of our News Fleet, Re
port OF the shipping left az the PORT whence they sailed tn
vessels sEoken on their PsssaSe List Of their Cargo
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents AZ home or abroad will also confer favor BY
sending TO this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
'btan Nautical Information OF any kind will be thankful
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvREShp Baltimore-August Casello and lady, Fiovan
Luche Francis Luche Nicholas Escofher Chas Rambie
Louis GoAPn, Edward Wells; and 81 in the steerage
and lady, Mr. Bright aud Smith.
RIO JANEIRoBaTque Douglsss-Lt Com Manning, of schr
Enterprise and Mr. A Manning, of NNork.
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MARITIME HERALD.
sailing Days OF the steam shin.
Packets 60 Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Independence, Nye, Sept. Is |
Sheffield, Popham, Oct. 1
Liverpool, Eldridge, Oct. 8
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Panthea. Dennis, Sept. 20
Toronto, Griswold, Oct. |
FROM HAvRE.
Baltimore, Funck, Sept. 10
Argo, Anthony, Sept. 81
Francois LIST, Ainsw orth, Oct |
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Died,

On Sunday evening" 10Th inst, JosEPHINE JEFFERSON
TIrUs, aged years.
The friends and acquaintances OF the family are re-
quested TO attend the funeral this afternoon O'Clock,
from 237 William street.
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the stock on hand in Philadelphia, for this

The consumption for lsa3 is judicously estimated he
100 0o0 tons more than for 1884, which leave this
ment deficiency in the market Of 40s TONS arIy
halt of the whole quantity that has forward this
year The time lett supply that deficiency sbo'
consequently the price what In the market ad
vance, the moment the stock is known sh, IT. or
even in anticipation of that result From the figures
given dealers will take advantage OF the condition Of
the Market and put small premium. In considera.
ton OF the above facts earnestly solicit housekeeprs
to lose not day in this business-f they do, they
msst assuredly regret turning deaf to our to ad
viz
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Sl8,l37,9O8 10

Total, S62ol5,69i SlS,lS7 1908 IL
During the first three quarters there s. 600
received from the lands Of the former years. The actual
average about - per cent. This was the state Of
sfars at the commencement of the present year. The
and expenditures for the first six months OF ls4s
were follows:-
Revenue, excluding loans and trust funds sa5 4s
Expenditures same period. 1869 ,996 90
Deficit, supplied by loans, ss.4s4,67s "a
The loan OF SIS 900, made in the early part OF the
year. afforded the of meeting this deficit and supply
part OF that for the fourth quarter which has
what lessened by the temporary revival ofmpors which
has again ceased The fiscal ends ls44
at which time there will be important deficiency in
revenue unless at the coming session. the appropriations
are greatly reduced. There is very little prospect of
an increase in the customs and the first January
lSi5 the IS GA 49, per cent stock in ls
mast be met, and provision must be made ct the
coming session Congress TO do very clear
from tho whole state Of affairs that Congress, at the
ira session called in lsio, purpose to organise the
finances of the government, and provide permanently
for its expenditure has utterly failed to effect that
ject series of loans to temporary difficulties has
bsen persstedn Theisl2 900 900 first ordered and
small amouats sold ats 81 and per cent interest. The
balance ceuld not be sold at ALL To supply II, in Feb
rusy, lsi2 Treasury notes ordered at per
cent interest In August, 1872 another supply of Trea-
,ury notes ordered In January is43 OOe ofa
per stock Sold In Jane, ls43 81 900 900 of
per cent stock sold to redeem par cent Treasury
noes new loan Of Treasury notes has been granted
but the recovered confidence in the stock and
the abundance Of money enables the Secretary to issue
them without interest. The new may therefore be
called continuation Of that mode of supplying deficits
in the Treasury which hos been in operation years. OF
lower rate of interest than before. The supplies
Of the Treasury at different times have been obtained as
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New York Cattle NJ arket.

New York Cattle NJ arket.
AT market Gao beef cattle $500 from the SOUTH, 90
cows and calves, and 5000 heep end lambs.
PRIcEs- Beef cattle do not vary from last week. and
we quote to correspond viz 50 80 to $50 for retailing
qualities. 100 unsold, and 20 taken for Bermuda.
Cows AND CALvEs-All TAKEN at SIS %.
SHEEP LAMBs-sales of 2,70O at 81 l24 8 90 for
sheen. and ST. a 37& lambs
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Packets To Sail.

Fon LIVERPOOL.
England, Bartlett, Oct. 10
Garrick, Skiddy, Oct, Is
Oxford. Rathbone, Nov, /
roR PORTSMOUTH.
Switzerland, knight, Oct 90
Victoria, Morgan, Nov. /
f0R HAvNE.
burgundy. volten, Oct. q
Oneida. Funk, November /
Emerald, Howe. Novemr. 3
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Coal Trade.

The season Is fast approaching when fires, and large
ones too, will be necessary for comfort While the
Their is mild and the demand limited citizens should
turn their attention to laying in their winters of
fuel As the season advances dealers gradually advance
prices IL the winter in early, and the prospect is
for very long and cohl period prices materially
affected, and rise in proportion. All the descriptions
anthracite coal very cheap presenta low they
will be at any time between this and next April.
Below give table ing the present iorwardness
Of receipts for this compa ed with latreceved ny
canal IN railroad at Philadelphia, to the 9th inst ls43
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Brighton [Cincinnatil Cattle Market.
Married.

At Little Britain, Orange county, (NY) on the h
nst by the Rev ]. D, Ten Eyck HAMILTON NJ, son of
Col James Denon, to MARY eldest daughter of John V.
Weeks, Esq, all OF the above place.
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MONEY MARKET.

MONNNyJ OCT, IU-O +. M.
The stock market was heavy ag ain to day. The
by the Boston boat which left Liverpool the 4th is
daily expected and untill u.en the market will b. dull
Ohio fell /; Long Island /; Harlem Il; Farmers Loan L.
Atthe board the operations equally heavy
There are to-day that the Plainfeld Bank OF
New jersey has stopped. There is an immense quantity
OF the bills shoat, more particularly at the east.
The little" spirt"in the import trade which took place
during the latter part otho third quarter of the present
year. has coesed The neble packets returning empty
and prices of those goods previously imported falling
suJecting holders to losses This temporary improve
ment in trade threw small amount of money into the
Treasury Department, and in degree diminished its
wants The revenue and expenditures of the United
States for the year ending January lsas, were as fol-
lows
UNITED STATES Revenue EXPENDITURES
Nrap
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GREAT WEEK OF THE sIXTEENTH ANNUAL
FAIR OF THE
AMERICAN INSTITUTE,

At NIBLO'S GARDEN
THIS will be the proud week of this magnificent
The grand Poughng Match - this dry Paterson,
Adore The vocal powers Of the celebrated Hutchin
Family most generously rendered by ,h; fam
~ Singers, songs &c a Pnrs American Performance 70
State Agricultural Society Couyenon Ill the Reposi
m the Pak, Ia o'clock p. NJ
WtDNESDAY-Cattle Show a. Vauxha'l Gardeu-At 9
O'Clock A. NJ Competitors must have their cattle the
gTouad.
THURSDAY Last Day ofthe Cattle SHOW An Address
Agri .ulue by distinguished Agricultural Of Boston,
Nblos Saloon, at ~ NJ. Fireworks a. so o'cocka most
magnificent display for competition for silver rup offered by
~ O'Clock The Hon Daniel d. Barnard Of the Repre-
tyes Of this State Congress- will deliver the Annves
~ Address
The Bands of Music from Governors Island and the u
North Carolina will be attendance alternately
dpri, the continuance OF the Fair -
The public will hay the opportunity which should not be
lost this week the best arranged the fullest and most
spendid exhibition this side Of the Atlantic
DIG isr
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TO FIANO FORTE MAKERS.
John GILL acur Of Piano Forte Heroware, wishes
that addition his esabshn ent ION 2sth
street and ID Ayenue he has made arrnpewents Wh NJ
where article Of forte hardware tie FUR
chased as cheap as elsewhere and in any quantities
j. g. respectfully soctx the quality OF
his manufactured goods, especially his improved tuning pins
which warranted respect Sixteen close at
tenton to the above business New York has enabled g.
% y, S ";I e J SIn1 , LOTT d ~ us New York
Mr. ohm Phyfe, above will with Immediate attsn
ton Goods forwarded part oftbe United States
m IN
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PORT or NEW YORK, OCTOBER IA
Cleared.

UN -. l6 MOON RisEs. :. NOR
uN sETs... .....5 II HIGH WATER ......... "a
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Balance January LIST, l82i,7D OF
There was borrowed, appears, during the yesr,-in
three ourths of which the tariff Of the extra session
in operation, and in the last quarter the present
tariY-si5 600 900, of which Ss.5oOO0O paid
count of money previously borrowed and the remainder
S6,6OOO0O to supply deficit in the current
The Gust ms revenue was derived as follows:--
DUTIABLE Goops-AMoUHr DUTIES THEIR AVE-
RAGE PER CEST DURING EACH QUARTER OF 1912.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE Grnet sad celebrated Plls, f,om Portugal sfe W.
perceive, he Obtained ia his country. Ses adj sriIss
meut GU I've last column, fourth pese.
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PHILADELPHIA
DAGIIER EOTYHE EN- Ri IGHMENT

DAtIU n kEo TYPE Ei-It BLl~HN CNl,
EXCH aGE BUILDING, ROOMS 2s AND q.
THE Subsc her has received large supply Of Vo ande
celebrated Daeuereotyre Apparatus, large ard small
with seromntic lenses made according to Professor etzvs
Also supply of best plates and chemicals viii oh he
wsrrants good nd sell At reduced prices.
The 70 Lowing gentlemen have afreed viz
Washington, D. C. Dr. a. Caspn Kichmond,. Va
Cincnnat Ohio. ''' ~
All eoHmunc,ti9p' tpost PAID and orders s,eqmpa,i
directed TO WILLIAM IAuGENHt!M
oil Sm'r Exchange Buildings, Philadelphia
rTHE NEW YORK EXAMINER No } /, this da, lab.
price cents OF saa year with deduction Newsmen Il
CONTAINS Edwin CroSwe'l snd David Il Floyd Jones-
rendence l7s2'he non-Whst would Rspealers have
Used l'ishmea- Wemston-Lettefs from Ohio
.Sd & e.
houn-Lords SheSurne, Pluoket Castlersssh NrIbury
SiSnmell Clare and Carhampon No.; ana Tsy s',c be
ola 3t~ec sat mon. and tues.
FAMILY 0aRDlNG SCHOOL IN TdE COUNTRY
Lady who i, an experienced teacher sakes into her IA
scholars No pans will be spared lender the house Plea.
SAINT home the pupils and advance them in their studies
GTs rat attention VIII be paid 70 Their heath and morals
Satisfactory references given For further inquire
ONTARIO BANK UlVIDEND.-Twenty. per cent on the
capital stoc Of this Bank will be paid the Stakeholder.
the LIST day Of November OF the surplus profits Of
dividend due on that dy socssoae who reside az he Es,
will be paid At the Mrchsncs Bank in the City of New York
stockholders residing in Utica will be paid At the Branch in
Utica Stockholders of Utica the Banking Honse in
Canandagua The transfer books will be closed the 2s in
BY order of the President and Directors,
Csnandaigua, Oct. S. lsi3. osto Ni.r
UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
MANUFACTURED and for sale by the subscribers. War.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Aucnonesr.
BY BELL X HOWARD:
Stgres No. 70 .1nr sfrssf and us Fulton sfrsstt

TUESDAY,
At i0L O'Clock, al the sales room,
Also London cloths csiueres and vestings in lots TO suit
blankets, shoetny hosier, Sr.
Also aot Of wearing apparel part OF the stock oil merchant
Also. a Quantity of hardware watches aud jewery..
Also entire invoice OF Loudon clohs and ssimefes N
Also. quantity Of groceries, choice wines aud liquors
AL an assorm rnI ct dry goods from an importer
Also, imitd number Of rights G. water proof cloth and
other articles ON the NssU principle as sold 81 Cold street
More particulars at the s,le ,oop;s
Atl0H O'Clock ia the sale
Extensive sale of elegant furniture OF all descriptions.
Europe aud removed from Brooklyn for sale
Also piano oes painting, looking glasses china glass add
Also the balance of the sock of Bssels three ply Vene
tan and ingram carpetng OIL cloth aud mating and
fortes
Also second hand piano foes by order Of the Sheriff
Also, nyoice OF Ensirh oil cloth and carpeting.
The piano iore seaphne and organ will be sold in the Full
Also valuable saraphna. do paror second hand
piano ''r''' f'ene TUESDAY ipEtsDAY Oct "a.
Atla% oc'oek at at the auction room
eleg mt useful and valuable furnure contained in The iars
building No III Rroa'way, known All faiors' aud
a. ehoes ssy h. s %
&c frat quality and every thing else to correspond or
and dawng halls dining rooms bar rG.m kitchen
catalogues on WEDNESDAY, 18th.
o $
Bay House, on the Boomirgdale Road
Also, the superb t'ondola. built by Francis
The property can be at any time Any person wishing
purchase will set Al necessary Information by applying to
J. H. Chapman a'l H TpafUR s. 10th.
Lase Sale OF Valuable Furaitne e IVA O'clock the entire
elegant furniture eonined ia the EdzI Hou Sc me marble
time
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CfRCUIT COURT, UNITED STATES.
Amos G. Hull vs.. Wiegsnd and Snowdep The plaintiff
claimed under the late Doctor Hull IF New York who 1884
obtained patent for surgical apparatus called the Cerob
dominal Supporter we'll known to the medical faculty aud
in general he defendants extensive Surgical In
strumen, makers in Phadepria and the plaintiff filed bill in
equity alleging that Decor Hull the ORGY Al sud
that the defel dants had nged his right by mak
snd vending the apparatus question The Court thereupon
granted Injunction restraining the deindants from further
manufacturing The srument until answer further order
he defer dens fed thu, ALLEGING tht DR. Hall
the inventor of the instrument and I'D ben long Known,
used AID described IN variety of printed publications foreign
countries the date Of the alleged by DR. Hu
and setting forth the places times ard the publications.
They novel 20 dissolve the Injunction aud the
gnsd by q Thompson ESQ., and J. W Edmood5, Esq Of
PENDANTS On -atarsy last the Court dissolved the injunction
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TUESDAY, nth October. 9i3-(iraud Vocal and nstru
L mental Concert by MIR. w. V WALLACE, assisted by
Madame SUTTON, Tuesday the l7th inst, che Apollo
Saloon, Broadway. Leader Of the Quartette, Mr. TlMM
Overture, with Quartete accompaniment Mr. Timm
Cayatna di Romeo from the Opera OF Romeo and Juliet
Use Romeo, tuccise un fglio) Beliin-Madame Sutton.
Tema Sentmenlae Vaazioni Rondo appassonoto and
Finale for the VIOLIN composed expressly for this Concert
Wallace-Mr. w. V. Wallace.
Scena Peghera from the Opera OF Marine Falero (Dio
Clemente a mi perdonna,) Observation-Disclosures Sutton.
Grand Fantasia Variations di Bravura and Finale la Peru
yians, the Romance from the Opera Of LEcaie for the
Panoforte, composed by Wallace-Mr. w. V. Wallace.
II.
Cayana, from the Opera of Nobe III bel Conten-
to.) Pacini-Msdame Sutton.
Nottuano Cantabe Rondo Scherzoso for the Pianoorte,
composed expressly for this Concert Waace-Mr w V.
Wallace.
Grand aud Cavatna from the Operi of Somnambula,
(Come per me tereno,) b sllini--Nad Sutton.
Introduction and Variations for the VCln the Cayatno
Nor Pu M.sa to be performed string only Wallace
Mr. w. " Wallace.
Tickets be had the music and hoes
and at the door.
Concert 10 commence at o'clock, DIG
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"A Musc-wl instruct young Ladies and Gentlemen on ,le
Piano forte and in Singing both their residences his
own99 Mercer between Spring and Prince streets
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Ships Octaraa. Smith Hull. Eng, John Opden Liberty
Norton New Orleans Post & Philips: Aabama Bunker New
ore,ns w N,ison Commerce Ashton, New Orleans Cook
SmithBrigs Ceylon, Trott. Boston. Nesmth Leeds &
suvse Waite Charleston, Balk y; Hebe (Brl Way 81
Geo; ST PieIea, Osgood Newbern NC NJ Plat; Urbana,
Sn all. Apanchicola. Ernst n
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'TIIE MISSES CUMMING respectfully announce their
l. first Concert for the take place the Apollo
Thursday, 26th inst when the following much esteemed
melodies viii be presented in the programme WHATS - the
steer kImmer-The Benny House Airlv-My Highland
Plaid-Alary Of Argy-The broom o. the Covden Knowe
o. Tibhis, hae toe dsyThe Eorsaken-Ny daddy is
Town-Thou LovlisrWhiste and IN come you my
The Misses g, with pleasure, that they will te
sisted by Mr. Clrehush and M A. Phillips who viii preside
the piano forte.
Tickets Fiy Gents eaebto br had with programmes st
the music storrs Mr. Clchues Broadway the
Misses e. = residence, No 4 Warren st. old
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ADJUSTMENTS.


~ The garden nov cloed aud The .ntrsrc> % the Thea
N y on Bro d~ar All well warmed aud Lighted for cold
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Park THEATRE.

THIS EVENING, Qct, l7-wIl be performed
RlCHELIEU.
Cardinal Richeleu Mr. Macrady
Louis XIII, Barry CASTOR, Lynds
Huguet. Fisher Francois, Lowell
Followed by
Miss julia Iumbull. oulanA
TO conclude with
A NABOB FOR AN HOUR.
Frampton, Andrews Sam Hobbs Pacids
~ Boxes $l-Pit so Gallery Is cents.
U ? Doors AZ quarter to- The Curtain will rise
cissv Al quarter ,-st O'Clock.
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PEALlc'S NEW YORK MUSEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
4 Rr,svys,r1y o,1,a,,fo fbs i,fz. HILL

NATIONAL PAINTING
THE EMB ARKATlON or THE Pill GRIM FATHERS
from Delft Haven, pantediby Robert w. Weir for the Re-
tpnds of Washington win open cr exhibition
October 3D. for short time only al the National Academy Of
Design, Broadway corner Of Leonard street.
Abundance rs cents. Season Tickets 50 cents Catalogues
R1S cents.
Open from A NJ. to 10 P. NJ. 80 2wssc
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MONEY MARK EFT.

Wednesday, April I0-o e we
The meeting at the Merchants Exchange to-day did
not amount to much Mr. King addressed the sockhold
the effect that the meeting was mere formaty
That he had got and his own Jews would be
paramount to their advice committee was appointed
consisting of Messrs Brown, Tileston Ward
The market again exhibited increased buoy ancy
Kentucky ss rose per cent New York stata
IA lsae per cent New York SIS of 1855 u per cent
New York City SIS of 1873 per cent do 5s, 1885, per
cent Ohio e's rose per cent Mohawk Harlem Z
stonneton Ne York SIS, 1867, per cent do 6Is.
1901, per cent
At the new Board prices again better.
The speculative feeling rife the marke, and centre.
ing mostly in the new Board, has attracted number Of
broken down Spectators whose operations were ne
creditable and they crowding back into the
street in hope to enter the market The new Board
Ncu set their faces firmly against these people, It is
he interests Of the well disposed members to keep the
,ciation select, in order to command confidence.
Alabama appears be dsgorsng ito specie for its debts
The ssmisnnusl interest due by the state Is " follows
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The next NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Martin
Van Buren by the State Of New York.

We give to-day some very important proceedings
in relation to the next presidency, which took place
in Albany on Monday night. The democratic
members OF the New York Legislature have, in
effect, unanimously nominated Martin Van Buren,
as the candidate for the next presldency-and re-
commended the month of November thus year for
holding national convention in Baltimore, TO con-
firm their recommendation, and decide on Wee
President. The same time for holding such con.
vention has been designated by the democracie'
of the States of Virginia, Tennessee, and Missouri
and we have every reason 10 believe it will be
concurred in by Pennsylvania and Ohio. The only
State, thus far, that prefers later day. is that oil
South Carolina.
This nomination, or recommendation of Mr.. Van
Buren,, is concured in by the whole democratic
members of the Legslature-the two sections OF
the party called the +" old hunkers' the side,
and the young democratic" on the other, both
concurring in the same mantle same plan of ac-
tion-the same polcy-and the same day. An i'm
mense mass meeting is also to be held in few
days in Tammany Hail, to respond to the actionfo of
the Legislature, and the like, no doubt, will take
place throughout the States
The policy and measures developed by these pro-
ceedings, are also highly interesting and impor-
to a national bank OF any kind-to an exche-
quer of any kind-ts any assumption of State
debts-to the division of the land revenues
and in fact, to the whole policy of Mr.. Clay and
the wings, well as TO that of Mr. Tyler and the
guard" The tariff in any shape is not alluded to,
but this is policy. We understand that Silas Wright
was the master spirit VINO managed the whole ope-
ration prepared the address-and set the whole
machinery in motion. He has certainly evlnced
great skill and talent.
We consider this movement of the Legislature OF
New York. of the most important that has taken
place since the nomination of General Harrson-ir
fact 1t demoishes,at and forever every chance
OF Mr. Iyler-sets aside, for the present, the hopes
OF Mr. Calhoun, and all others, and reduces Il DO
slton OF the two great parties to Mr. Van Buren, on
one side, and Mr. Clay on the other. The utter in
significance of Captain Tyler among the g democra-
Gle" OF this State, is now at full length Here
after he can remove and appoint, once a week, in
every Office under his control-and il will only meet
the contempt and jeers of both parties Mr. Calhoun
has astrong hold among the democracy but it will
not ripen fully I'LL ls4s The Presidential question
may now be said to open thus -
DEMocRArIc. WING.
MARTIN VAN BUREN,. HENRY CLAY
No u S. Bank. A National Bank
No Exchequer. ASSUMPTION of state
No Assumption OF State Debts-or
Debts. Division of the Pub
lie Lands.
We are pleased with such an issue of clear prnci.
pie and decided measures. There is no hickory
poles-no hard cider-no military glory-no log ca
bns-no humbug in this issue. Ii will be contest
on principle and will be decided by the intelligence
of the country.