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beauty OF their persons, perfection Of organization
in brain, head, &C., with their indomitabe courage
and the toll mountains Of Caucasus which God AL
mighty gave them. Their beautiful women, fol
centuries, have been sold in slavery to the Turks
traffic which the Russian government have recently
licensed. Robbed on one side by the Turks, they
are now to be overrun and enslaved by the Rus
slams, because they happen to lie in the way
of Russian marches to British India. England
candestinely aids the Cireassans with arms and
munitions of war; melting them 70 resist the forces
Of the autocrat, 70 subserve her own interest in
giving greater security to her Indian empire This
national contest between Russia and England man.
ifests itself by the buehery oflhousands
Of the most perfectly-formed and inoffensiye, Blu,
most injured variety Of the human race in the world
A speculative demand for cotton had grown up in
Liverpool. Closing rates were one quarter of 9
cent higher--produced, it is said by Sir Rober,
Peel's vision of "speck ofa dark cloud in the west
ern horizon,n
The overland mail had reached London, bringing
dates from China and India, which, however, con-
tanned nothing Of interest.
A new bishop has been appointed for the rev
diocese of New Brunswick another sent out as
bishop to Ceylon.
believe 1 was in some error in supposing Mr..
Davezac had gone out in the Yorkshire. see by
the Democratic Advocate, y of Williamsburg, that
he is to deliver temperance lecture in that town on
Friday evening next. My informant was probably
misinformed
The next regular packet for Liverpool is the
splendid packet ship Sheridan, which is to sail on
the 25th instant. She belongs to the line of E. X.
Collins Il Co. believe the most Of her state rooms
are already engaged.
sec by the English papers, the nnti-corn-law
league, alias the British free-trade league are TO hold
soon SPLENDID fair, bazaar, in London, at which
works Of art prepared by ladies of ee-trade princ-
PIES Of great variety and beauty are TO be exhibited
and offered for sale Artists have also been at work
on productions, with view Of giving them a SINH
lar destination. Eminent men have also lent their
aid in getting up autographs and similar TRIES of
traffic. all intended to raise the wind for fighting the
battle of free trade and an-commercial restriction
The League have already succeeded in getting up
wo most excellent newspaper publications, the
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-09-27

Mfseo Aab rms UNreb BrArgs The
following facts are published, a. showing
the difference between the Anglo SAXON
and tho Spanish system ~ Colonization
and faroat
ain 1908 tho population Of Mexico was
.b9700OO In t6l2 lt was only 7,l5l 900
IN i7U3 tho population Of The uni'ed
states vas l,g5li00Di IN 1910 u was "
23g, 800, in 1910 it WIS l7,6700oo'
Both countries have broken away from
Colonial bondago-both had 10 endure q
wasting revolutionary war, and both are
now independent. Yotwith what difference
| Of power, Of happiness, and Of frocdon'
in Mexico, it's believed there ARE lew
er people who can read and write thai
there arc in the United Stalos who cannot
That single fac! is full Of sgnlicanco
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-09-27

". understand that Gos Brown, Gems,
|oa,trsn and Freeman, Ut Gwin, II. T.
ru., Il w. Roberts and Col Sanders,
IN address tho ooloff6ad democracy u
Attn an tho 10th and 10th Of next
,,aoth Rare sport Is anticipated The
|s,od menagofie, with tho square tailed
|,noosey never afforded such fan as viii
M,hsn bs witnessed.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-09-27

n ErTERg u Administration, Win
The viii annexed, having been
pautsd 10 the undersigned ~ lhe
Aupust Term, lgl6 Of the Probate
CJuft ol Amito county, on The 80.
tate Of Alexander Martin, deceased, ali
persons indebted 70 said estate nfo 70.
1uifed 10 make Immediate payment, aud
those having claims against toe same
will present them duly authenticated wi'h.
In tie time prescribed by law, Or they
Will DO forever barred,
WM, G. HARRlfbL,
Administrator.
August 50, 1915 2ow6
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NOTICE.
may 81, l945.

NOTICE.
TNHE co-partnership heretofore ex'
listing between James Eubanks'
VIM. H. H. Ryder and James M. Smiley,
under the name Of James Eubanks d
Co., in carrying on the Steam Mill near
Liberty, is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent The said Eubanks & Smiley
are charged with the payment of all
debts of said firm, and exclusively with
the collection of all claims due said firm.
JAMES EUBANKS,
WIN. H. H. RYDER,
JAMES M. SMILEY.
July 10, l845. COWS
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(which is the best house in---F'|
said gentleman on steamer, addressing
a person who he had been informed, resi-
ded al the place indicated. "The -
House," was the decided response. "Fhal's
the house where all the big bugs stop"
Discovering after a night of unrest, that
his informant was the keeper ofthe house
alluded TO, he desired him TO send his
baggage TO some house where the bugs
were not so big.-BoSton Times
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-09-27
NEW GDODSi
HITCHCOCK & BARNEY arc now
receiving the largest, cheapest and

receiving the largest, cheapest and
best assortment Of goods ever offered IN
Liberty.
Ladies, do you want new dress -
Call, and we pledge our lives, our for
tunes, and our sacred honor" 10 sell you
as cheap as the cheapest, and as good as
the bes Gents, do you want new
suit of clothes? Call; we have taken
great care in the selection of our clothing
and if we can't please you, your case is
desperate--for no one else can. Planters,
don't trouble yourselves to 60 oti to
Natchez or Clinton, for we have every
thing you want, and will sell as ch cap as
they can.
September 27, l845. 81
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-09-27
STOLEN

ENRON the premises Of Jacob Hal.
zen, in this town, on the night Of the
/ 9TH instant, one
TWO HORSE BAROUCllE,
with Il leather cover, II any person can
give such information as will lead to the
detection Of the thief and the recovery
Of the stolen Barouche, he shall receive
reward of twenty dollars.
SIMON MYERS.
August l6, 1916. 24w4
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-09-27
EXEgUrOR8 SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE
DuRSUANr 10 m order OF the Pro
bate Count Of Franklin county, Mis-.
5pssippi, granted ut the August Term,
1915, We Will proceed to sell on the
IAN and ION days u N0rember aeri,
at the Ia(o residoAo Of Henry West.
brook. deceased. M following described
roal estate, to.witi tho east half of the
north cast quarter Of section number
thirteen, in township number live, Of
range number five cast, containing eighty
l.I00bs acres, lying aud being IN Frank
I'm county, Mississippt-the same having
"a SAW MILL and GRlSF MILL on the
premises, aud will be- sold on credit o.
twelve months. Purchasers will be re
auired to give notes with sufficient ant
approved securities. .
r. C. WESTBROOK,
f.. s. WESTBROOK,
Executors.
| Sept. 81, 1916. 3Ow6
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
ANTE COUNTY.

To all persons interested in the Real Is
tate of ERASMUS CASTOR, deceased.
GREETING:
WOU are hereby cited to be and per-
n sonaIly appear before the Probate
Court Of said County,
On the Fourth Monday Of October, l845,
and show cause, if any you can, why an
order should not be granted, agreeable
to the following petition, to-wit:
Fractional section number nineteen, IN
township two, of range TWO east, ~ the
district of land subject to be sold at Wash
ington, Mississippi, containing five hun
dred and ninety five 90-l0oLhs acres,
more or less. Said lands lying and be.
ing situate in the county OF AmIle and
State aforesaid.
Its further ordered by the Court thai
this citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate and WoodviIIe Republican lol
the time prescribed by law.
,,... WITNESS the Honorable
S$SS& JOHN WALKER, Judge o
ANS&: the Probate Court OF Aml;'
giSS county, at the Court House
77iTsS thereof, on the Fourth Mon
day of July, A. D., one thousand eleh
hundred and forty five.
Issued this 30th day Of July, l845.
S. r. DAVIS, Cl'k.
By B. W Smith, Dep. CPE
August 2, 1915. 22"6
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August 2, 1915.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TNHE undersigned having been ap'
pointed commissioners TO receive
and audit claims against The estate oil Jes-
Sc Mccoy, deceased, reported insovenD
by the Probate Cour. of Amie county,
Mississippi, at the May Term, I846, will
meet at the Court House in The town OF
Liberty, for that purpose on the LIST We'd
nesday in each month for the next ensu-
ing six months.
bartlett w. SMITH,
IVY F. THOMPSON,
Commissioners.
may 81, 1916. lomo
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DIR. @ ~ DIXON

TINS permanently located himself
IL 10 the town of Liberty, lof The
purpose Of pursuing tbs practice OF his
pfoiesaiop 10 ell he various branches, and
70 sppafnIly tenders hs professional set'
,ess 10 ali who may desire them, lie
can 10 found most generally al his family
residence, unless professionally absent
fit,stv. NAV 81, 1916 i3ml2
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-09-27
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
ANTE COUNTY. $. S

10 all persons interested IN the Real
Estate Of HENRY L. HILL, deceased
GREETING:
W GU are hereby cited to be and per-
\ sonally before the Probate Court
of Amite county,
On the Fourth Monday Of September merit
and show cause, if any you can, why the
same should not be ordered to be sold,
tow it.--West part Of lot number two, IN
section number forty-lour, township num-
her two, Of range number three, east,
containing 80 acres.-Also the north hall
If lot number three, Of section number
one. township number one, of range mum.
ber three, east, containing 80 78-lOO OF
an acre-said lands lying and being stu
ate in the county Of Amite and State
aforesaid.
It's further ordered by tho Court that
this citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate and Woodville Republican, for
the time prescribed by law.
.,u, WITNESS the Honorable
,&NaSEk. JOHN WALLER, Judge Of the
SNyW< Probate Court OF said Coun-
s ly, at the Court House there
5HtS~ of on the Fourth Monday OF
June, A. d., One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and (orty-fve.
Issued this 26th day of June l845,
S. r. DAVIS, Cl'k.
BY B. w. Smith, Dep Crk,
June 90, 1915, Two
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
DY VIRTUE of an order granted
D by the honorable, the Probate Court
OF Ami.c county, Mississippi, at the Ju-
" Term, l845, of said Court, the under.
signed, administrator, DC, Of William
Jones, deceased, late of said county, Will
sell at public auction, before the door oil
the Court House in Liberty,
On Monday, the 22d day Of September,
l845,
the following real estate belonging to
said deceased's estate, on credit OF
twelve months, viz: One undivided
fourth part Of so much Of lot number
four, in square number ten, of the town
Of Liberty, beginning at the north east
corner of said lot, running south WIN
Broad street to a stake opposite to the
north east corner of the store house oil
Robinson and Mcknight, occupying the
full front on Broad street, the space from
said s!orehouse north belonging TO said
/ lot. thence west across said lot to the
western boundary line of said lot to a
stake, thence north TO the north west cor
ner of said lot, and thence east to the
place of beginning, all of which is stu,
ate, lying and being in the county OF
/, Amiie and State of Mississippi. The
purchaser or purchasers will be required
to give notes with approved security
GEORGE F. WEBB,
Administrator, &c.
August 2, 1916. Szwo
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NOTICE.

FINAL SETTLEMENT.
A T the November Term, l845, OF the
"A Probate Court of Amite county, |
viii present my account as ExecutrIx OF
the estate Of James Denman, deceased,
for final settlement and allowance.
ELIZABETH DENMAN,
Executrlx.
Sept. 81, l845 oo"0
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NOTICE.

n ETTERs Of Administration having
Z been granted TO the undersigned, AT
iIe July Term, 1916, Of tho Probate
Court of Amilc county, on tho estate OF
susan CoyIoglon, dcceascd--oll persons
indebted to said estate arc required to
make immediate payment, and those hay'
inc claims against the same, will present
hem, duly authenticated, within The tlmo
prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred.
NANCY COCKERHAM,
Administrators
August 2, 1916. 22w6
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FINAL, gETrl,ENRN'f

FINNI HE 7 NfNHFI
A + the NovembHr Torn, 1910, ~ lhe
~ Probate Court Of Amilo county, |
viii present my account ~ administrator
n the estate ot Moses Rnbofn, deceased,
for final settlement and allowance.
SAMPSON HABORN
Administrator,
Sept ~. 1870. JDN3
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, |
AMITE COUNTY.

To all persons Interested IN me real
Estate of ZAcHARlAH LEA, deceaSed-I
GREETING:
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
ANTE { oUNTY, s. S.

To all persons interested IN the Real rs.
tate of GEORGE McGEHEE, deceased, and
WILLIAM JONES, acknowledgements:
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Sept OF, 1915,
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70 all persons interested IN the Real
Estate Of HENRY L. HILL, deceased
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To all persons interested in the Real Is
tate of ERASMUS CASTOR, deceased
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !

ANTE COUNTY, S. S.
To all persons interested in the real
Estate of THOMAS M. REYNOLDS, De-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27
Police Office.

William and Peter Blake, old offenders were arrest
ehcne for stealing corset, Certainly the most helm
Of Offences unless indeed he intends 10 wear II hrl
se value % cests, and the other for slipping into coat
belonging Am Bernhe!ner. Roosevelt-sireet They
both committed ard Is supposed they belong 10 an
extensive of thieves and burglars having large cache
Of stolen socis, somewhere.
Nathan Rabbage arrested TUESDAY night, oil the
complaint NJ Gruba Erhleh, 81 KiDg-stree for einbez
zemeut Il seems that Ertjeh employed Rabbsge to ped
de goods FOR him, .aIar OF pef nont--entrus,ing
him WIKI S35 worth OF merchandise and horse and wa
20 travel about the country In This slow method OF
accumulation DID exactly sst Rabbages ambition and
according 70 Ir. Eres story, he old the goods all of in
lump. together with the horse and wagon and started
for the purpose CT ahne1ing himself parts unknown He
committed.
4, the Upper Police, Andrew Smith vas arrested on a
charge of attempting 70 commit outrage upon Barbara
Rosen5aum, oH Tuesday, on the et-ayenue near ad
AsRzsrWe learn that one Of the cabin passen gers who
came cut IN the packet ship Westminster arrived yes;er
dag ro Londen has b-sn arrested charged with ebez
z,fnent Of E2DO0 sterling Wh-u ;he ship zppearsd OF
sandy Hook she boarded by police officers from
pilot boat. who remained ut the ship reached
the wharf when they made the arrest The gentleman had
his wife and two children with him aad had been great
tayoTte during The passage. Only go were found bis
possession rColn. Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27
CITY AFT IR 5.
WEDNESDAY.
Roard OF Aldermen.

r,-s.,ssnt SrHryrFELIS n ne Coai'-
-..9.r. OF .he minutes OF he las; meeting A-a
-. .,u.,,,on f some uupornt business TIE President
alderman Jackson TO the Chair, ana then moved 70
..Es =. se.9p,ea: No "a laid The table September u
-I,,,, % e,he. restrictions upon nnk shops PA"-o'e
ss-s "a. merchants, &c which, aer being Aenaed IN
ne.ry every section by Alderman Schiefien' Vas aa'pF'
s sections In the patching ant ttnker'ns up CT Hi' 0'a
nance 70. The Casiss the PeE!ec' confidence wae Ie
BOARD -epoe in TIE mover stEik1gy sSe'np1ee hs
~ and 7ic 7s-ed and matched. the t1Fent sec'ios %
The o-!;sance - e,Pcrt!y ~ qracticed scaeasi
mako revv coat out Of sl Old one or ?eli'e1A
f,,t1,-e cresd 70 suit cjrcr.1s:ancesAn shsu e
hoy, VIZ 5ut 20 vote re alone said aye, wile IL -t.s
- members remained in perfect silence ana t"e t-es
was declared 20 have bees carried. <
f7agastz7 Wharfage DgtiSs oT G1eds-l'oceine. ~ - -
uss hus called up This report OF The NouI't.e ~
harves recommending the adoption e Fesoutou all.
ply,. 20 the LEGISLATURE the passage OF Ia"
r- the Cor,rnoa Council impose taS upon s'01s 's
cetvet or shippe, this port To tie report WIS a'
schedule 0; the proposed rates OF WHARFAGE waSSh i @
reat one Alderman stated, however. iha te Eaes WIZ
eerlilv ahoa, hal: the ioua; Of these imposed AZ Soscn'
Aer an II successful effort lay the report on TIC 'ao''
il WAS adopiet. ,,s,,,;.,...-
several resolutions or changing the places OF ho!ine GER
tain election polls. &c, then acted u9on an'!
This Boar! adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27
New-York Lcglslature.

IUEspAf- MTch -.
Il SENATE, petitions were presented for submit
ting the license question 10 the People: remon-
s,rances against the passage OF the Excise bl!l =
Mr. Beer. gave notice OF bill TO abolish the Office
OF County Superintendents o; Common Schools
The Committee of the Whole went into the con-
sideration OF the bills in relation TO the State
Prisons and the bill IN relation to Usury. The en-
acting clause of the last bill was stricken out and
srhs,;i,A ..,a. offered by Mr. Porter, ,"hioh
transcript of The Massachusetts law on this SUBJECT
II ASSEMBLY, the Select Committee on the Con-
venlion Bill was reported by the Speaker. The
Committee consists of Messrs Chaplin, Wheeler,
Baily, Sager, Comstock, Mckee. Pierce and
Bowen-one from each Senate District. The
Special Committee 10 whom all the bills on Llcen-
tiousness were referred, and the Committee on the
Dorr Petitions were also reported. Mr. Pardee
brought in Report OF Majority OF the Commit
iee adverse 10 the construction OF the Albany
Bridge. which was accepted by the House Mr.
Mouion from the Minority OF the same Commit
tee reported BY bill in favsr OF Bridge at Albany;
and, on motion OF Mr.. Harris, II was made the
order Of the day for Friday. The bill for a Rail.
road from Lake Champlaln TO the nsvigable waters
of the Western Lakes passed. as also the bill TO IN
corporate the Brooklyn City Hospital Among the
bills introduced on notice, was one BY Mr.. Wor.
den, ITO Improve the Morals OF Minors engaged
IN navigating the Canals OF the State" \ COM
municatiou was received from Mr.. Dayton of Sui-
folk County, resigning his seat on account OF Ill
health. Atlas.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27
Ito sn,v MoeNINc. MARCH q, 1915.
THURSDAY MORNING. MAhoh l=za,--s~ =, ~.
WIG NOMINATION.
Y0g MAYOR.
DUDLEY SELDEN.
To the Tabernac

1AV
r5.nds Of Temperance, Of Order, OF Mo'dii''
nd Human well-being you are called to assemble
:, mas. meeting at the Tabernacle thus ere"'"s 10
,,o,.s, asaius, the exclusion Of our CITY from Inc
.or., ooera,ioo and benefit of whatever act may
be o.saed by the Legislature remodell0g the Excise
Law Of the State
The question now pending IS one affecting Equal
-...and EouaI Laws The advocates contend
~ ar, of the Legislature modifying the Excise
,w sbaIl operate equally over the whole State
;,ss, that the People Of this City, as well as
fellow citizens elsewhere, shall have the Privi-
,eys of deciding by direct vote OF the People
.,,h.,hs, she will license the drunkard manufacture
10 v,,;ous ramifcations, and on what conditions
,,sv ,y;Il 5ernit il to be prosecuted The Senate
fvs tao,e, s disposed to succumb to tha threats OF
N. srog.seers and exclude our City from the oper-
ation of The proposed lao. Uness we can show
.,ronper srray Of force on the side oil Temperance,
we shall be deprived Of the benefit OF the Law
Friends of Temperance! speak 10 all your irlends
and acquaintances to-day, and rally every man 10
the Mass Meeting at the Tabernacle this evening
Not a moment is 20 be lost An hours effort no"
will avail more than forty hereafter
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

NV Mn AR7ANez zNESr.-We received. al sA
s,- hour ts morning Nsv-l ork papers of yeseTt ee
se bieh w. 5oz-h: from Phillde!lntl iai nisnI y
H. R4iln5ad under th- aaenn.rt ne n-~s Ntll ..
NJ 51 ne r-actics - s-ad Mail i.su Nsw-f orS y
~ -ch sft=-aoon-{ ,nieh, coutaIrIrE account OF s
- b.i.sss OF The dsy IS th- important N.ll ron t
r- ms Mail 20; Philadelphia 1; a5ogt " eiocA
,nI ~ b4s 70 .-~P AL o'clock ne EEK
Tbis tad Arrangement has beer hrUke1 NJ. anc
cH;faakt 20 ~ nery Of The Haii-rad Coai1ny aHt ae
-, P.-rsster 1nersl-;e Mail brought on diEset icu
Tbad-rhia an! arrives Blltlmo~ b. oeock u tbe
morning instead Of O'Clock IN The serneon ,hus plfns
u -r ants IN posssioa Of their Newly cES letters before
te pusizsS, Of s day instead CT after I; @
closed
r-- ssa bush ard ihosc of he " sst wer- enabled 70
axe III aclock is morning. snd ihos o. he Sout
tok the Washington o'clock The Maits also T-
es or II hs wly. Thus The Mail and passengers
.xer- advanced Gllr one day the old arTaTssr-nt
Baltimore Patriot OF yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27
N.tter.at washington-R Removable nnes-
sce-The Sew-forkers.
Correspondence Of Tie Tsibuns-

Cr--escon6eCce o. LIE l--oune-
wAsgISeTos, March 25th, l-i5-
The removals hinted al in my previous letters es
probable, have Tor the mos, part taken place In
the General Post Office, JoHy s SziyNEE, Esq
Assistant Postmaster General, Is removed, or 50
nearly so that he considers Ii done. Dr. Miller,
the present Assistant P n. st another desk, takes
his Place The latter Is the brotherin-law OF PTesi-
den, Tyler sr .,fediu Of Ohio, Loco-Foco OF
the Cave johnson school, takes the place OF Dr
Miller.
MATHEW ST CLAIR CLARKE Is removed from
the Office of Auditor General of the Post ofhce-
Mr. Washington, al present Head Clerk Ii the same
Department, is to take ms place.
All the expectations of the ofice-hoIders, who
had hopes that they would be allowed to retain
their places until their commissions expired, are
gene TO the wind by the removal OF the!r brethren
who are scarcely warm Ia their seals Mr. No
Chung reappolnted as Marshal OF MISSISSIPPI q few
weeks since, has been removed TO make place for
a Mr. Fletcher. The removal Of Mr.. Lemuel VII
llams, Collector Of Boston, staunch Loco-Eoco,
whose commission has not run year yet. shows
the faIlacy OF the expectations OF the ofcehoders,
whether they be Wing or Loco for they are Ee-
moved without reference 10 thelr politics.
hear from sources entitled to credit that Mr.
Polk viii shortly add considerably to the already
extensive patronage Of Tennessee, by appointing e
few more Consuls, Navy Agents, &c from that
State. most Of whom are relatives.
Most OF the New-Yorkers have LEFT for thclr
homes Some of them, however, are expected 10
return soon. Mayor Norris, whose courage and
patience never die, and MAJOR Dare-ac, who ex-
poets fForeign Mission are still here. Judge
Scott also looks after the Post Office still Gdnse-
roort Heipae left this afternoon with smiling
face, better satisfied, have doubt, than most OF
those who have gone home.
good deal of back-stair maneuyering Is going
on relative to the paper which shall be the official
organ Of MIR Polk and the Administration The
President would be glad TO be rid OF the Globe, If
he could do 1t and il he keeps II, the Southern
Loco .Focos Will be in great measure oficnded.-
In short, the party is in trouble Yours,
RICHELIEC.