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this Island, and useful mode Of employing many
ite hands, an important benefit will be acquired for

chsndse ade in thos- celebrated Giles, b. pro-
cured buI their value has been sometimes reported
in ihe newspapers in figures calculated 10 strike the
attention With The greatest surprise at their vast
| amount and nj their vital importance aa contribute.
ing The su5slstencs and comfort of an immrnse
| population. Oar own Metropolis il we'll situated
either London Paris for the manufacture OF the
articles which they excel-that is-in Silk,
Leather Gold, Silver, Iron, Wood and many small
| er commodities, constituting an Immense aggregate
of wealth-end exhibiting the most finished spec-
mems of arlistice skill and ingenuity. To these
necessary, useful and ornamental products Of me-
chanica science, in which city has been increas
ing every year, except during periods Of political
conyulson and 6nancal proslTation, may We not be
able in time 10 add the important and extensive and
lucrative business Of manufacturing Cotton and
Wooden Goods. TIE question IS at least worthy OF
examination by competent hands. | wish you all
health, and your Society unbounded success.
tsisnedj ID VAN sCHAlCk.
MIR. D. nj. Magic and the Morning News.
FRIDAY EVENING Oct II. ieH
To IL. Editor of The Tribune:
Ny attention was drawn accidentally to an article
in the Morniag Ne,rs Of last Wednesday, purport-
ing 10 be- not reply TO letter that had previously
appeared in Tile Tribune under the Signature OF
"DAyID NJ. NAcLE," but personal attack on the
writer II is to be wished that &c An Adopted Citi-
zen'' had not thought it advisabls-in venturng to
take up suantlet which was not flung before him
to keep his vxor down, or TO aim at the object OF his
hostility from the rear. Mr. Nagle left Simultaneous
y with or little before that publication il was not,
therefore possible for him 10 defend himself against
the personality Of the Mornins Aces. But although
that paper could be loss 10 account Tor the IN
tervenng silence, | will not-in Ar. Nagle's alb
sence-consider its caumnies unworthy OF notice.
With yoar permission, then, reply briefly.
lst. That be the charitaby supplied motives
Of action true false, they do not IN any respect
affect the substance OF the Letter. Inc writer oil
this communication is, he is tree to say OF the same
political faith with the Neus but he is Ignorant Of
that part Of it which processes TO meet political
argument, with gross personal defamation.
Cd. Mr. Maggie may or may not have Influence
with his naturaliZed countrymen; IN no part OF his
letter, which have taken The trouble TO read, and
with the subject matter of which, it is hardly ncces
ssrv for me 10 say, do not in any way identify my
self does he assume TO have such influence But
an adopted citizen seems TO have forgotten that
the chief and ouy ground taken in the letter was,
tina, nsturazed citizene should dlSrust those whose
badly &C QaiEed influence, in many an instance, mas
been USED TO their great detrlment War II Tor him
a tender subIecti
Sd. With regard to the Editorial query, can only
say tina, il judiciousy coupled with an intima-
son that the authority for putting forward can be
produced.
Your own course in this matter has been COM
mented on Inconsistent, but bun at a loss 10 dis
Germ the inconsistency. The letter was, us ysu OBJ
served--a s no one who read it could have failed 10
obserye-' strictly defensive" The pracrce spo-
Ken Of il iadeirnsl5ls but it would ne better tor all
parties, 4! those papeIs who take hlgn sGHo IN lis
,pprobs;cn sbe eiiher &c reach the evil where
inus b. reached order 10 be crushed or 10 shield
hose no suGr from ire operation. SaiuralZea
iiizens hsv. been subj ct.d 10 oerrioraiing and
destructive iofiuence. aud nave .eea maze TIE OBJ
,cs OF fierce crusade-the result IN part OF mat IL
iusnee. They aSsail'd every Gay a. disunc'
class, but warning 10 guard against tne corruption
mat would give that hostility even the color OF
justification is denounced. You, sir, have always
opposed the chicauery aud The persecution Allow
say that, as ii seems to me, ;he lnconsitsncy
- nor on your sios. Sans fLuR.
LATER FROM Sr. DoMlsoo.-By the arrival Of
tae brig Vim. Neilson, ia ]3 taYe, fom Per, au
Prince, we arc indebted TO Captain Robinson for the
Showing informa ion: the Government conivfsces
tranquil Confidence and security in mercantile
transactions are daily gaining ground. A recep-
ton is 10 be given The President TN his return 10
he Capital from his northern four. American pro-
ducs ia plenty; about 5000 flur barrels stored.
rhc VIM. Nelson passed tour American vessels go
ing in principally laden with hour. IL is very
healthy throug hout the Island, more 80 than for
number Of years. The crews OF all The vessels IN
the harbor erjoy good health.
WoRKs OF SYDNEY SmiTH.-W. II. Graham, 100
Nassau. street, has Carey IL Harris edition Of The
works of this popular author complete, three vol
umes in one, from the last London edition, without
abridgment. Price only SO cents There is no
book in the whole range Of modern literature which
can furnish better or more healthful entertainment
for thinking minds If you do not bsieve II on our
testimony, you can easily satisfy yourself by read
ing il.
B THE LOWELL OFFERING for October 1.-THE
closing number of the WITH youme is full Of articles
which do credit 10 the writer's. We are sorry 10
learn that The work is not adequately supported,
and that it is highly appreciated abroad than
at home, as will be seen by the following extract OF
a Letter 10 the Editor
"The Lowell Offering is probably exciting more
attention in England, than any othsr American pub
Iieaon. Ii is talked oil in The political we'll as
literary world. In the great contest which is going
on between the agricultural and manufacturing in
terests, il is quoted and discussed. Ii has gwen
rice TO new dea-,hat there may be mind among
the spindes;' and a natura! consequence that il
ID entitled TO legislative consideration. 1t is doing
net little TO give the English juster opinion OF
our New-England character and institutions. The
book is stubborn fact proof Of what was deemed
fabulous, and politicians and iterat speculate about
the stale OF society of which such the fruits-
In Manchester, a few months since, an association
was formed by the young men of The city, priuci
pally clerks and overseers. similar in plan TO, and
suggested by, the Improvement Circle Singing
societies. too, have been established and Mechanics
Institutes dispense instruction and amusement. But
tor the female operatives these all useless and
unappreciated. horse-race is far more attractive,
and the mills in Manchester stopped last month
TWO or three days during the races so that all might
attend. Contrast This with your ,hronged lyceums,
and the broad difference between the condition OF
the operatives in The two countries will be obvious
and the cause of the difference explained"
The Agent for the Offering in this city lie J. c.
Wadleigh, so Ann-sreet.
SENTENCE OF GoaDos-We learn from the
Providence Journal that John Gordon, convicted
st the March term Of the murder of Amasa
Sprague, was on Wednesday brought up for sen.
tence. the Court having unanimously over7uled
the motion for new trlsl Judge Duriee. sitter
an impressive address, sentenced him to be exc
cuted on Friday, the 18th Of February next, be-
tween the hours OF and 3 o'clock.
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