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SALEs OF srocxs-Bosror. Nov Ia

Exchange Board Nop i6.-20O shares East Boston div
dends, IS East Boston Co. Q; Boston and Maine RR
1907; % Western RR soaod 81 SO do s7i ITO do s73;
Merrimack Manufacturing Co, 1870; so Reading RR 243
90 do bol0d 2at 90 do bolw 24 SO do bolm 26 SO do
I'm, 25f 4Norwch and Worcester RR "a; 100 do 743
20 do bom 74a ls7 do 74l 30 do soa H. 10 do sol0d
TAT; 100 do, s0thyr "a.
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The decline the past week ranges ancies from to
6iper cent This falling of in prices has given the market
tremendous shock, but the panic has been principally
confined to operators in fancy stocks, Is Of
quenco otherwise than far the pockets OF specula
tors concerned As these operators have been
completely used up, the market must feel improve.
ment and good stocks again advance.
The returns Of the Central Railroad Mchigan for oc
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1ICufC1t nUvlCC N rTTVEtt DtBtH5c1.-TnS
established for the suppression qacke, continue to direct
their particular attention all diseases Of nature
safe and cure whou, injury 70 the
make application the College the first appearance OF
those diseases vast amount Of suffering and time may be
thus avoided One Of the members Of the Coege for many
years connected with the principal hospital Europe for The
A. NJ to- 7P NJ.
Terms1Adyies ice and Medicine ga cure guaranteed.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALTDS-person.
LIVING in the country and finding nconveniept make per
all medicines requisite perform radical cure by stating their
case explicitly together with all symptoms of
paid, addressed p W, s. RlCAAKpsON, nj. p., Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, % Nassaust
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Correspondence or the Herald.
RHODE ISLANDER OrrIcr


Corrsspondonce or the Herald.
RHODE ISLANDER OFFICE,
Arr Victory Ew F. ffEwr9HE E,s1 2sr HSs Ri.hn.ds. ~ %
Mccannon. Noioit Lsrin Charbutf PRlaSslphs
Drama john Drew po%s and
aS es' s H1ois ~ s"ss hS ns Gs
miscellaneous Record.
Sem TRiuMPH, Elliot, at Norfolk rspors--2th int ENE
Of ooi, GIs e EyS MaIbo, stn, vessel supposed
topmast standing painted whites peak
taken from her vas iron strapped and nearly new She
the water her Supposed have been that
m Nsw seS BSUrd sS S inst Ghas. Gr1 Pacific Ocean
Roads s'sas sS ssoo Of Na Tor Ed
Ie,;sr from Capt Norton. or the Cha. W Morgan NIB
Reports s. Geos ThSma Tahn SsGSf SB ss: s
Letter received Nantucket Russell Ray Dart.
mouth, 100 81.
A rrSsf' a "a:
son. Chase Nan 1900; TimOleon, Piaskeit NB lso bbs
Foreign Ports.
som @ Everett sS an rt
ats sSa ~Sua ssss the
eGSis ssos Nov c 6eetTSt Monarch Allan and r.hs.
HSSSison sSSsr Ppcs GscIs Eo. Pa and
woods. Ceckman, Hu Isi6 Fssia Esson' L1srpoo' LOCK
BUFFALO My ltArr Convoy Martin, Southport Lyons,
Ksssgv, olsdo Wndham Sheppard, st Joseph; Granger
Vroman Farport; NJ Freme, Black, Cleveland.
Home Ports.
BASsoR, Nov 0-Arr Manhattan, Hopkins NYork
PORTLAND, Nov 14-Arr Henrietta Higgins, Havana Cid
Clio, Hopkins, Cuba Albion. Harding Havana Sid Micaela
(new 2l tons) Means Matanzs John Brouwer Sutton
for NYork.
PoRTsMouTH, Nov i3--Arr VIM Badger Cofia, Cadz.
NEwBuRyPoRT Nov 16Arr Vulture GRAY. Porto Rico via
Norfolk Gid 18TH Salisbury new 9 tons) Colby, Havana
BosroN, Nov lG-Ar Boston EldIidge, Baltimore Signal
packe Snow, Sandwich Islands; Caroline Lane Buenos
Ayrss; Pilot, Swift Bahic and mkt; Faco (of Lynn, late
boson) Aoseley East Indies hawmut Higgins Rio Janero
Sarah Jane nderon Port Prince; Ponce Lul Thomas
and mkt ienry Doane, do: Scotland, Merry NOrleans
Saracen. HlrI do Como. Edrdge, Chreston; Baltimore
Brown. Chatham, Loveard, and Almena Rydr Baltimore
VIM Penn, Taylor. and Ella, Whelden, Phladelphia VIM
Crawford Anderson, Ellswolth Apnha Sliuson, Halowe
and Augusta selma Marstoa Bath; Friend, Loye Vintage
do. lnew } Farnham. of A. d from Newcastle, Me.
CHATHAM. Nov 12Sld Phlanthropst Eldrdge st Thomas
New BEpFoRp, Nov l5-Arr Ashmead, Burton, Phila.
delphia 10th, Heroine. Baker, NYork
EpoARTowS, Nov H-An Elizabeth, Wiley Philadelphia
for Saem 18th Justice Sleeper New York for Bosonand
mained 18th, with those before reported.
PRovpENcE: Nov l3Arr Indiana, Corson, Philadelphia
Robert Mills, Darling Bristol, to load for Matanzas; HOPE
Browning; Tr,nsla,iop We Editor Dayton; Apollo aw
PHILADELPHIA CID Wildes Walker, Edgecomb. Matanzas
FALL RIVER, Nov H-An Chief, Briggs, NY0rk
BRisroL, NOV i3-Sld Dsdem, Liscomb, Mobile.
RcHMoNp Nov l6-Sld Gaena, Leeds, Newark; GRAND
Island, Lecompt, Boston.
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Passengers Arrived,

Passengers Arrived.
MALAGA-Barque Stephen Brewer-C Hassy, New York; 8
Cesare, Genoa
HAMBunG -Barque Washingtou--H Brandt, J Periot
Mas ard lady-i30 in the steersge
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Gentle md dear Ladies', knowing your nov.
Of converting bliss millions by your beauty surely you
would not allow your skin to remain covered with bIoche
Italian Chemical Soap waud give you refreshing daz.
zng clear spoess white rosy red compexionneck,
and hands Reader do do so cake Of the be
paFtic9arl Jones' Soap Oh the effect beyond
but mind buy nowhere else but the su Of the
american Eagle o. Chathamset lbe very cas!n Of the
right number) l39 Fulton Brooklyn State street.
Boston, Reader fyou do wish be injured with poison
or cheated with tire sh, ask for Jones Soap -
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II, ls44
The trial OF Andrew Mccain, for the murder of Ser
geant John Guyer was broughto close last night The
argument OF counsel occupied the attention Of the Court
until O'Clock in the evening" each gentleman being re
stricted to two hours. George w. Barton, ESQ, and
Joseph O. Clakson. ESQ., spoke in favor Of the prisoner
and J. Murray Rurh, ESQ, and Ward +. johnson, Ess
the Attorney General behalf Of the Common
Judge King then charged the jury, who retired delbs-
rate on their verdict.
An immense Of persons assembled in the
court house, and its vicinity. and when McClan was
taken out to bs conveyed to Moy amensng. the crowd
gave him three cheers Groups Of persons remained
front OF the tavern where the jury kept until twelve
o'clock at night occasionally cheering.
large crewd assembled in front OF the tavern this a
ternoon and have increased hundreds The jury
the mail closing
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NIBLOsS.
FAREWELL CONCERT OF THE
ET HIOPIAN SEREN NADERSi
MESSRS. GERMON,
STANWOOD.
HARRINGTON
PELHAM WARREN,
Respectfully To the Ladies and Gentlemen of New
York that they have made arrangements with Mr. Nblo for
the Theatre for N' -
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
and will give their LAST CoNL
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. Goth,
Prior to their departure for Europe which will be
introduced ayariety Of Novel and Amusing Entertainments
For pavcuars, Bills of the day Doors open Con-
ri X before 3 - "
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Gsntian and sasssirs. prepared the New York College
quackery This refined and highly extract pos
sesny all the purifying qualities and curative powers the
hnitely superior to any extIgc5 Of saapara before
the public and may be relied certain remedy for all
diseases ang from impure state Of the beod such as
scoiaa; ssheum, rngwcrm, botches pimples ulcers
pain "a the bones or joints nodes eqons liberated
throat disease arising from the secondary effects Of
syphilis iniudicious of mercury.
Bold in single Bottles, al :. 7s cant. Zach
." " in cases Of half dozen Bottes ....ss5O
Cases forwarded TO all Darts of the Union
N B.A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
W. S. RICHARDSON. M D.. Agent
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ship Masters and Ag,

We shall s,teea i favor q CapsIn, Of v.sses will give
the shipping left the port whence they sailed the vessels
spoken their passage list Of their and any foreign
medately their arrival Agents and Correspondents az home
abroad will also confer favor by sending TO this office all
Marine ntclligence they obtain Nautical Informa
ton Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

PRIV Al II DlSEASES.
CURE GUARANTEED.--The College Of Medicine
n and Pharmacy Of the City Of New York; established for
the suppression Of quackery prepared treat all dis
of private NATURE and offer to all those afflicted with
these distressing maade advantages be with
other institution this country either public private From
the constant coespondence, aud from private
the members Of the College and the Pro-
ssos Of the Medical INSTITUTIONS Of EuroTe, all improvements
in the Of these diseases forwarded them long
befo they ach the majority Of the medical profession of this
country All persons who have used the celebrated preparation
Of Pos~ssor Ricod. Vhe Partisan Alternative MIXTURE"
bear testimony its bei4 the powerful remedy ever dis
covered for primary secondary syphilis strengthening the
constitution, whilst eradcatns the disease. 80
Professor Vapeaus discovery his Specific Pills. for ths
cure OF gonorhna and geet has raised him immeasurably
above all his contemporaries this particular branch Of the
sson With such celebrated remedies together with the
combined skill q the frs, me5ca mepof this country the Col
eg feel satisfied that the good work they have undertaken the
suppression quaekery will receive the patronage i deserves
from that portion OF the public requiring their services
Terms, for advice all medicines, 81.
Office aud Consulting Rooms OF the College ~ Nassau sJ
W. i. RICHARDSON, Agent
B-ratient, living At distance by stating Their dses. %
treatment they received esewher, Il any can obtain chest
containing all medicines, with full directions for with
guarantee Of cure, by addressing the Agent Of the College,
paid enclosing S. aui0Wrc
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state OfTrado,


AUtdls 2VyyoO
BIEswAx-Yellow prime western and southern sells at
294 30c, a. wanted.
CorroNThe enquiry was good to-day, and resulted in
sales Of 800 bales the larger proportion vf which
taken by spnners The market closed steady the an.
nexed auOtatous
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TlVOLI SALOON
CORNER OF CHARLTON AND VARICK STREETS
THE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they have e-op ned the Tvo saloon formerly
Richmond Hill corner Of Charlton and varck for
their paronage-having the largest and
the city, which VIII be let reasonable for Balls
Meetings Parties and Drills and all may them with
Their % call GGhEokKSE skSs HHAAnnIIttToN propreor
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AL Phliadeiphia Subscriptions TO the
HERALD mnst be paid the agents. Zeber x Co., Ledger
buidn Sd and Chesnut single copies may aso Be-
obtained.daly atsl O'Clock 3m
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Extract or Cubebs, Copaiva, and sarsapa-

Tlla Sp Glcvss This the mos, speedy certain and ef
used pleasant the palate and grateful the stomach
and easily TAKEN augmentation OF all the medicinal
peres of such remedies have been found ecacous
curing gees seminal wsapess sad all discharges from the
like charm in producing immediate operation upon the
part Affected Full directions accompany the medicine which
may be had at No. Ann street. Price 81.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK TlIEATRE.

Mr. ANDERAON-La,t night bot three Of his engagement
h tis nEvyENlNt NoyembeI Ish isli. will BE- presented
Col Dam,s Mr. Chippendse; Pauline Miss Cisra Ellis.
To conclude with A-LAD-lN the Wonderful Lamp-Alad
IN, Mrs. Sserrtt Abauazar, Mr.. Chippendale.
st Tier IS cent-Second and Third Tiers
% cents-Pit 50 cents-Gallery q cents.
PALMO'S NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
THE ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY have the honor TO
announce that the regular of Repre-
my consist q the following Artists prims Doune sgnora
Sanquirico. - 1870
MONDAY November isth-Fir.t appear,nee o s;,n.ra n
r,co-f,rst night Of the seasonW be performed Ricas
opera 81 CHlAKA Dl ROZENBURGH-Chiara Signora
rico; amor signor Antognni; Montaibano sgnor VseI
lima; Nlichelloto, Signor SanquirIco ~
ADMISSION: First Tier and Parquee sl Second Tier 81 RI.
seats secured from A. NJ 10 r. M Doors open al I; FER.
Italian can be had at the Box Office MS rre
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T. q. OF o. r.
THE ATTENTION OF EMIGRANTs

in
L vird TO PERSEVERANCE LODGE, No. 1913 OF th.
Manchester Unity held Johnsons tsth Ward Hotel eon,sr
Of Grand and Elizabeth New York About two years
since the Grand Lodge OF the Order Of the United Ststrs who
received their charter from England CONSEQUENCE
dageements Of minor importance came the de-
termination 70 refuse admittsncs into American Lodges
rcprocae ftemay with Brothers Of the Order from the
the members Of Perseverance Lodge No IL Of the American
Order To rs unjust and unchartabe proceeding By
psng the NJ " Tor dspensaon out their philan
thropc Intentions VITO receive brothers from every part Of
the world and further the fundamental principles OF the
Order-FRErpsiP, LovE AND TRurH, The advantages TO
ben sufficient TO form Lodge, and who may apply for
charter for the aforesaid through the medium Of Per-
Lodge be obvious without comment, al
concerned as we'll the subordinate Lodges Of the Amsr
Order Of the great advantages
belonging Manchester Unity there
Lodge books and stationary does not exceed thirty dohar
Lodges are already established in New York city Psteou NJ
d. Philadelphia and al Montreal and Kingston Canada This
Order also democratic than the assumed in America
as every Brother entitled and will receive rroy~s
time his Degrees qualify him to pass through the highest
Oce IN the Order without charge expense whaiessr
Brothers Of this Order whose line of business calls them
abroad any part Of the world should they fall SICK will
ceye sufficient maintenance and support until their recovery
should please Proyidenee call them snoser and
world the last duties o the Brotherhood will be PERFORM
I'd with alacrty, without distinction religion.
This Order Is firmly established and every
part OF the habable globe that has been asserted they arp
numerous and powerful than the knights Tempa Of old"
Brothers wishing TO know something o. the tnckery and un-
proceedings Of the Grand Lodge o the State Of New York.
pamphlet at No 70 Pine street 18th oryl
price IN cents.
Applications for further information for disyensatons mast
be post paid they will not be attended ". 6nwsec
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CIRCUS, BOWERY.

CHENOUS, DOVV ENH.
BENEFIT OF JOHN TRYON.
THIS EVE bSsss = rs ssa,s; r,y csSsr AMrR,c
-srr,ysrntrd d he Arena. ~
OTTO NOTIFY, the great German Horseman will apprar
the Ape Jocko. 49, -
Mr. CASSMlR the first Drum Major of France and Henri
will exhibit their astonishing of Muscular Strength
M The famous thcpan Operate Troupe OF EMMETT and
BkOWER will give grand African Olio.
Two SPLENDID Cayacaces.
Lihputan Act of Houemanship by Master Walter Ay.
- .
Mrs Cole will appear as La Belle Rosiers.
Mr.. Shindle will ride his PnncIpal Act
Mr. Jennings will exhibit his wonderful nfantile Pupil
variety Of feats.
Les Freres Francais will appear.
To conclude with the
SAVAGE AND THE MONKEY.
Doors open at 6-psrformauce commence at o'clock
Front seats may be secured application the box Office
lfhIc
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.

MONS. GABRIEL DE RPONAY,
AS the honor of informing Ladies and of
II York. and vicinity thai arrived for the purpose OF
giving instruction the principal fashionable Dances prevailing
Mons has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New
where his style the Of public
and the marked approval Of the fashionable community
Among othsrs Mons X proposes teach that well known
Gslopre, and all American Dances.
Mons X. will be assisted by MADAME KORPONAY as
Musician The instruction will be given the French Ger
and English languages.
Rooms engaged at q Park Place strc,ly private cool
and ary-tor the accommodation of Ladies Gentlemen
The Polka and the Quadrles present danced in
the fashionable circles Of London and Paris be taught
twelve lessons the Mazourka All others twenty
four lessons.
For further particulars inqnrc Of MONS. KORPONAY,
hrs residence, % Park Place.
TERas:-Class Lessons from 10 H. A. NJ Il To l. and
TO 2, +. NJ, and from to in the evening.
y! Lessons, SG-tweye lessons $40, and quarter, SIS
Private Lesonssx lessons, 81: twelve Lessons S2 quar-
GER, $50.
All other hours will be devoted Public Institutes Acad
emies, Nc, kc. nd
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MARITIME HERALD.

Movements OF the Steamships.
Sfeamers Leave LipI. Duet .que'a. Leave .4ms a
Britannia Hewitt. Nov =. Nov. IT, ...... Dec.
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C0hstitutiohal Debility Cured.-Tho Tonic
MIXTURE prepared by the College o Medicine and Pharmacy Of
ne ely Of New York confidently for ali
2i debility produced by indulgence kind
unless depending maI-fomation.) -
Single bottles 81 each; half dozen IS; carefully
packed and sent to all paris OF the Union
tce OF the College of Medicine Nassau
w. 8. RICHARDSON M b. Agent.
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.tte u, Old 0unixsr. ''-Ths Battle o. Ban.
than any exhibition ever In city The Hall Is very large
put Z crowded nightly e ITS utmost capacity and FASH
onabe and respectable audiences collected together
But two sensations inspired by old B6nker ey
unversal-wonder and delight
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yPIRITs TU RPENTiNE--1o paIry.. bes! qualify s9a!hsr
, ahoat, for sale by WOODHULL MINTUHNs,
oesa 81 South street
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Health! q BIessed n eaIth Thou art = Ibov.

all gold and treasures It's thou who enlargest the souand
opeoeih all is powers receive instruction. and relish
tue He that has thee has little for and he thar
SO wretched as 10 have thee not thing beside
LET US Brandreh Pills will give us health
get then these blessed Pills which century has fully
established 20 be the best medicine bestowed man. For
the prevailing colds and coughs they will be thing
thst medicine j. capable Of mparng Sold Dr. Brandsh
Wright corner Houston and Lewis streets New York. and
Mrs Booth Market st. Brooklyn; and Parker Of Newark
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Mo 3mnc W. 3. CAKNlAN, secretary.
WILLIAM sCHARFENBERG u FERD. LUIS beg leave
w TO inform their friends and the public general they
have formed Coparnerhp for the importation OF Foreign
Mnc for the sale Of which they have opened Depot the
Broadway franklin where be-
antly found all the Classical Works Of the celebrated French
and Italian composers well all the latest pubics
ons Of which they win always have complete assortment
published ia Europe
M b. Italian strings o superior quality for vons Guitars
Harps, Silver Wire, Rosin &c. oJ re
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BATTLE OF BUNKER Hill!
A Il THE COLISEUM $50 Broadway.-The greatest Me.
~ chancal Exhibition witnessed almost surpasses
real life has been visited " over 200 persons Boston
and fhadspha alone Also. splendid Psnoramas Of the
Land, NC. sc.
Tickets 25 cenchlden under years l2,s Doors
open at before 7-conmerce at IN o'closk r.. s. Exbib
sons Wednesdays and Saturdays r. for families
trangers to which Schools admitted liberal terms
IwistTc
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EXHIBITION
II + N ID OF TIL L WORLD.

II Il T. N d T II Il W . K Z d.
PAINTING,
OF VERY LARGE SIZE, by +. Aneili, the Apollo, 40
Concert Room
Oran from 10 A. NJ. to 4P. NJ. and from to r. M.
Admlssion 20 cents. NIL lmrc
M,LLE. PAULINE DEsJAkDlNS respectfully informs
A her patrons and the public general that she about
form CaSse de Ddnee for ladies and gentlemen which
she Will tsacn the fayos Polka, Mazourka and ali the other
fashionable Dances Of the day.
The morning school will be open from o'clock TO o'clock
and the evening from o'clock to 9 o'clock.
Ladies and gentlemen wishing call
At Mile DesJardins house. No. Park Place MO ims
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Slil,6A,722 III 56,6O4 III, ,3s2.775 ll9,4U7 3is
The leading features Of these Banks for two periods
sum up as follows:
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"0sr is4 compared with those for the same msnth In
iSas, DO not show very great increase In tho receipts

ROAD. MIcHloAS
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Hope don't intrude." Paul Pm.

A rumor is exceedingly current, apparently
well supported and extensively believed, that
Andrew Stevenson, Esq, has very recently re-
ceved letter from Gen. Jackson, ia which the
Hero makes the confession, that Tennessee would
not vote for Mr.. Polk, but Mould vote for Henry
Clay and that Mr.. Clay would be certainly
elected: but that it was necessary to keen "a
stiff, upper lip" (the identical elegant phrase ac
cording to rumor,) and to assume confidence, in
order to keep the party united for 1913!
We confess we feel some delicacy in alludinp
to subject which possibly was intended to be
confidential. But the affair of the Hero's letter
to Mr.. Stevenson and its contents are SO univer-
sally brnited, that we can scarcely make it more
public by adverting to it, Mr.. Stevenson, too, is
reported to have spoken Of it without reserve, in
the presence of Wing.
Gen. Jackson did certainly, about the 18th of
June, write a letter to Gen. Plauche, declaring
his confidence in Mr.. Folks election, and receiy-
ing the votes of twenty if not twenty-five States
But the letter to Plauche was for EFFECT in Lou
isana That to Mr.. Stevenson, if there be such
an one, contained his PRIVATE, not his public
sentiments. There ARE politicians who take The
liberty, (the centious iiberty,) Of drawing the
line between political and private veraci,y-be.
tween men as men, and men as politicians -
Richmond Wig
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airy pay their Northern allies. We may men,
ton, in this connection, that the Spectator, the
Calhoun organ in this city, boasted after the result
of the Baltimore Convention wa, made known,
that the high-toned South, though the minority,
would always be able, when united, to CONTROL
the numerical majority of the North. O.,the
towards the towards to swallow that! But
they have swallowed it, and they will swallow,
meekly and uncomplaningly, the following from
the report of the Russell County Committee
History will only have to reverse, at least in
regard to ourselves, what the most luminous and
philosophical of British statesmen, more than half
century ago, pronounced as just delineation of
the character OF our fathers, which we will employ
at the risk of using ,rlte quotation In Virgil
MIA and the Carolinas, they have vast multitude
of slaves. Where this is the case in any part of
the world, those who are free are by far The most
proud and jealous of their freedom. Freedom is
TO them not only an enjoyment, but kind of rank
and privilege. do not mean to commend the
superior morality of this sentiment, which has at
least as much pride as virtue in il !; but cannot
alter the nature of man. The fact is So and these
people of the Southern colonies are much more
strongly, and with higher and more stubborn
spirit, attached to liberty, than those to the north
ward. Such were all the ancient commonwealth !;
such were our Gothic ancestors; such in our
days were the Poles !; and such will be all mas
tiers of slaves, who are not slaves themselves. In
such people, the ,haughtness Of dominion COM
bines with the spirit Of freedom, forlifes it, and
renders it lnvincible.' We say, be it so; for we
know no other spirit which will enable us to hold
with safety, and to dispense with courage and hui
manty, the duties of that perilous and responsible
trust, over the lives and personal freedom of
others,whch God, in his nscrutible dispensations,
has been pleased to place in our hands,"