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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10
Legislature of Nevv-yo,h.

ALBANY, iNcauAN' SaIi -
We have already given bdei ahst,ac, OF The Grit
days doiues Of the Assembled WISDOM and IN
the more complete account We have siuco received
we see nothing additional that is OF Importance.
Is SENATE Mr.. BAaLow introduced preauble
and resolution OF sympathy for Tho rishtiui Gov
ernor OF Rhode Island and Hero OF Chepatchet.
il ASSEMBLY The vote Ter Speaker stood as fol-
lows:
For Ho,A!o sryNayR, Lcco Of oac &c
ions YoUNg, Wing. OF t.vines;on. -
Dawn +. WHexLsR. Native, al; Newfork .,........i5
Majority iof seymour .
The rules ard orders of tn Isst Assembly were
adopted as the rules oil The House until Otherwise
ordered.
On motion Of Mr.. l.. II. BRowx il MAS resolved
,has,te Hoase assemble every morning except SUE
days, al II o'clock.
WEpNEsp AY, Jan. s.
Is SENATE several portions wee presented and
referred; among then, were petitions Tor Z law 20
suppress Licen,iousoess aed oae submitting 10 the
peopls OF ,hc towns the question Of granting licenses
A communication VAS received from joseph Rus
SELL resigning his place rs Regent OF The Uniger-
siiy.
!Mr. CLARK laid on the Table the following r.so
Unions, concerning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10
NAGAzINES FOR JANUARY, 1915.

IADY'S BOOK, for January:
GiiAHAM'S MAGAZINE. do.
COLUMBIAN de. do.
LADIES' NATIONAL. DO. do.
ARrHCR'S LADIES do. do.
Subscriptions received ot either OF the above Magazines,
and The numbers delivered any part this cty % seat by
mail TO any pult oftAe county. II. & >. RAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10

Do You HAVE Beautiful Hair ?1pse ne rasL
nds IIa Dive from q CORTLAND This article rms obtained
reputation far surprising all Others IN The trouble al:
upon application OF many articles t dying ha nus
alone deferred number, from nbtanln: this article Ih, now
ever IS entirely reeGed the East lHda Hair Dye II may
he nnnlcd without ;le Iea.t lncNnl enlence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10

INDIA RUBBER SffOES-PRICES GREATLY
HEA REDUCED The subscribers are ceiling every
iezef piOn India Rubber SHOES nnh over Shoes It great
reduction from former pr c ind lower than can 10 i'nd che'
where.
~ m the MD Of invention III their they
he'd To sel! nrp arce nj TIE Merlc Rubber Over Shoe,
superior my thing the KIND efns offered 20 the pub
c~arranted retain ber elasticity the coolest weather
and the vanish off. For sdo
by the single ri the Wnchgu- OF tho New
NIX " J. lndl. Rubber Factory. So Maiden lane.
y lws HUTCHINSON & RUSYOS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10
OreC0n ed Tcx4s.

Mr. CLARK laid on the Tsble the following r.so-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10

Gentleman Of I'll. CITY rgill le7v- for S,ok=s
and oH-s Canada 81 CT about TIE l5;b INST End reiurn
nnbuu; l--e weeks, VII nt;ad u any hlnsS, ..Ht
BE entrusted - iiiu. Apply 70 T. VAN ANTWERP. Es
% lGhH s;.ee-, up .air,. IS 5-s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RlCHAKTtS, Anr;.oHeS.;.
ny BANGS. RICHARDS & PLAT'T.-Sco'e ss Bread
a. way-L-.fzl casa rase eoasEnmsss
iUr auction saes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10
MIS- 3mir

IN OUR LAST COMMIT iNICATlON we said that. Mr.
DopGE stated things they werc lie should have M word
of from bit he has not told them they wrre
they ARE: and pronounce his last article untrue. AMI
ye defy him. NIL the world with him. prove otherwise
We ,tnll take farther ofany thing he end
regret exceedingly that compelled, from many dsa
.eeac circumstances growing out of Misrepresentation.
notice hun Mt all II acknowledgment Of the ihcts hr pub
lshsI by n, what wished the public Ia understand. We
therefore take leave thanking him for the assistance he has
rendered US making them known.
,tt h.. IL j. PAKhl.I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10
n PAIMFR'S AMERICAN NEIVSPATEk &c d
SI'RIPTIOS AND DEERTiSlNt' AGEnCl-L
No lfsj Nassau street. CTrbaae Duldhsl Ne"-i o'A-
II State stree, iio>i9l.

y Sgf;RIPiI0S AND ADV ERTISING AGENCT-
IA ~, Nassau sIfeet (Trbaae BuIldings New-f OK
:. IL Safe street, Hoini
% Pine street, l'hiiaielph'iet ,, r,l,;,,o,s
aud Subscriptions ar ec-Fe'i iot .l.nH
~; hf Nsxsra,p.s rlnt Of the p:nc pal tows ana cgs
:" sat- m lie United STATES, for wic be the day
Merean, Manuactqtss. and peas' sensfsy n!s re-
invited 10 avail themselves oi i,e nei'un ehti y
- HIS al COMMUNICATING directly IN the e'+s VI
The county hy a"'S''" V. +. PALMER,
nj A.ent ofCsuotn Ne,gsRa1et. .Ln-.i1s L1-l3n--;
rlHE Gtap AMP SILVER W VA. = "a
-, r. ~ a. IN " pufrii7s, Col or fi y, ;'ffe'
80 J.er. VII 5i It S4ss . her ,'.a;i..e :"
-. the ,IIbcT,t, riio selling NJ ;e2c'lo t'!S
80 s"d Silver Watches Il. Fsts Lover than Any other
n Fine e G ti and Eash PI'sn: IEs Msche'
:. Iepine Watches.
ado. md GentIsmen's fine Gold euafu rhah.
~ Breast Pins.
H., p,,rcl-ts Cold Pencils.
mi :ni W.irbes a, lrw r. SOTO s2l each
w, =. .. md jswery exchanged NJ bought
All W,,cbs. wurrsniei To keen good ie ~ me Ln9n-y
An W Wsiche. Cucks ard Jewey rrIai ed n the bes
n.nne- s.d warrsncG mech les IN, e .,,i1 pt
"a"4' - ALLEN, Importer ti Nsiri.eS s'i .'esifF
,,,Crsn = WheIcss!e and Retail. 20 tyalss up asats
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-31
VOL. 10, No. 17.-Whole No. 47e.

from the department at Washington exhibi
no statements relative to the internal com
meFCe Of the country. Thus is the govern
ment, as we'll as The people, without the
means of knowing the extent of the interests
involved, for the protection OF which the i'm
provement Of Western navigation has be-
come necessary. All that is wanting to
awaken proper spirit on the subject is the
acquiring correct information.
When it is known how many millions
worth Of property are annually lost by rea>
son of snags aud other distractions TO navi.
cations in the west, Congress will no longer
hesitate to devote to the subject an earnest
attention. 1t is to be hoped that the coun
try may soon witness the commence.
ment of a thorough and extensive system
of internal improvement, with view to the
navigation of our great western TiYeys and
their thousand tribunIaries.-N. o. Bul.
Bishop Onderdonk and his friends.-The
Episcopal Diocesan convention in N. York
which adjourned on the 3Oth uIt, gave, it
seems, what is considered triumph to Bis
hop Onderdonk. He is slillto be regarded, or
estimated in the Church, as a Bishop: he is
to have salary Of $4,000 year; and there
his episcopal functions, through another-a
coGdjUtOr! five comprehend the adiudica>
ton, says the Richmond Wig, tits. in sub
stance, that once Bishop always a Bishop
that Bishop, however unworthy he az
prove himself, cannot be deprived of his See
or his lawn; that though unworthy of official
ing as Bishop, and he can never be unwoi'
thy OF being Bishop and receiving Bish
! lop's pay; and that where he is by evidence
thus unworthy to be trusted, he must not b
degraded from Office or pay, but another in
stalled and paid to fulfil his Diocesan duties
The PicGyUne remarks:-
''The temper evinced by the clergy in tn
convention was so rancorous and anli>Chris
iian, the disputes were so violent, and tn
defeRces Of the Bishop so obstinate and big
otted, that it seems obvious 10 an uninterest
= ed spectator, that nothing but the enormou
revenues of Trinity church could ever kee
this body of the Episcopal church in any man
ner united; for WheresoeVer the carcase is
: there will the eagles be gathered together
This conduct in regard TO Ei-hop O
looks 10 as like downright humbug, but a
there is SO much Of it going on Of late in Ia
churches, it excites no par'icu ar in'ele I
and only has the unfortunate effec! oil degrad
ing the church to a level which the Minis
try seem careless and Indifferent about il
reaching.-.Ndtchez Courier.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-31
THE YAZOO CITY WING.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY Friday
@Ygs - STGWENSs
On JeFer soa-sireei, nsEi door to the Offices


On ,JeFer son-sireet, Reri door TO the Offices Of
Mess rs. wilkinson & Miles, and F. ".
QUdckeR6Oss.
5rERMs-The Vine will be furnished 10 subj
scrihers at So 90 per annum in advance, or 80
al the end Of the year.
Acknowledgements will be inserted at the rate OF
81 % per square for the first and 5O cehu
tor each week therealter-ten lines or less, cos
stitutinp square. The number OF insertions IN
ouired. must be marked on the margin of the mae
uscrpt, or they will be inserted till torbld' anu
charged accordingly.
Political, Cotton Circulars or any artlcIeS oi
individual interest, will be charged as advertise
nents and must be paid for in advance
All Advertisements from a distance, must Oe
recommended with the CASH or they Will not
be inserted Ill, - Ok
Annonncing candidates for Office Will be 80
e. .n,ntv oIices. Go for state Ofhces-ln adj
For odvertisinp Citations from the Probate
Court 10 persons interested TO come forward ana
show cause why an 0[doI Gd sS.? snUUT O'
For advertising Orders granted by the Probate
Court for the sale of property, Is dollars to be
paid for in ADVANCE
Far advertising Chancery Notices to non-res-
dents. Is dollars each. to be paid Tor in ADVANCE.
For advertising Petitions for Dover, from lO to
Is dollars, 70 be paid for in ADVANCE.
Far advertising Notice of Letters of Admins
traitor, 7 dollars, to be paid for in ADVANCE
EnFn
clement by Administrators, 2 dollars, to be paid
for in ADVANCE.
Far advertising Notice Of InsOlvent Estates
for 6 months, S27, to be paid for in ADVANCE.
Trustees Sales, and ali other advertisements
not specified, must be paid tor in ADVANCE
All advertisements of personal nature Will DC
charged double price, and payment required II
Yearly Advertising.
Fo1 Forty lines or less, renewable at pleasure
$50, No contract taken Orless than one year
and pavable half yearly in advance
THE privilege ofannual advertisers is limited Il
their own immediate business; and all advertise
ments for the benefit of other PERSONS sent IN 0.
them must be paid for by the square
professional Advertisements.
For 10 lines or less, not alterable, MONTHS 81
6 10 do DO do IL 40 .
OA-As the above rates are the same as thos
established in Natchez, Vicksburg, jackson
Grand Gulf aud elsewhere in this state no DC
duction will be made from them in any cas-
FALL JOB WORK MUST BE PAID Fol
ON DELIVERY.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-31

WALKER BRoOKE, Eso.-1 his gentleman has
been Waging The Wing fight with eonsidera-
be gallantfY ia Carroll counsy-at least !,
appears 5 from The peculiarefIsct his sDeecb
seems 20 have b ID on The Carr5lltoa Demo,
crat. Keep il up SO, Mr. Brooke: Il Is verv
pain that your efforts ten. So1thron.
Cassius N. Clay threatens to re.publish
lbs abolition paper.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-31
CHAT BOOK. =,

Not having seen "that book" ourselves,
we give below an account of it taken from
the Washington Correspondence ofthe Jack.
son Southron. Il must be rich.
"TheFe has been a tremendous excitement
among the politicians, old hunkers, Van Blu
len and Wright clique and the Tammeny
hall quid nuncs, occasioned by the appear
ance in the city Of New York, of book
closely printed, of 152 pages of the Privat,
political history Of New York, which som,
Of the papers donounce as an "OutrGgeOu
qualifications The title Of this curious bro
chure is as follows:
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-31
PLANTATTON MEDICINES.

OF The Subscribers, aware of the importance
TO Planters and Physicians Of having Medicines
which can be relied on as FRESH and GENUINE,
have taken particular care in the selection of their
Stock, and from the arrangements they have made
constant fresh supplies, they will always be pre-
pared to furnish Planters and Physicians with
Medicines which they will guarantee Of superior
quality. SlCKLES & Co., Druggists, No. "a
Magazine Street 29-6m.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-31
ViCkSburg Foundry.
< ZIMMERMAN g. CO.

ARE prepared to execute and furnish all
N kinds Of work in the line Of Founders
and Machinists, Engines and Machinery oil
every description for Boats, mills or gins.
built or repaired. and Ell work that may be
ordered will be promptly attended to and in
the best manner at reduced pricee, we in'
vile a call from planters and others TO ouI
Establishment at the
LOaOer Landing, YiclSburg.
N. B.-Highest price in cash paid fox cl'
Iron, brass or copper.
June q l845. Silly.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-31
THE LIVES AND OPINIONS OF

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BUTLER,
United States District Attorney for the
Southern District Of New York; and
JESSE HOYT,
Counsellor at law, formerly collector of Gus
toms for the port of New York; with Anec-
dotes, or Biographical Sketches Of
Stephen Allen, Jacob Barker, Isaac w.
Bishop, C. G. CambFeling, w. IT. Crawford,
Azariah c. Flagg, Isaac Kibbe, Edward
Livingston Thaddeus Phelps, Peter w.
SpiceF, Henry Ulshoeffer, Prosper NJ. Wet.
more, Silas Wright, Isaac @. Leake, James
Gordon Bennett, F. p. Blair, Moses I. Can
tine, Edwin Croswell, Lorenzo Hoyt, Come
Illus w. Lawrence, William j. Marcy, Eli
| iah f. Purdy, Samuel Swartwout, John Val
Buren,, Campbell P. White, Samuel Young
George p. Barker, Samuel R. Belts, Waite
Browne, J. ]. Coddinglon, John w. Ed
monds, JerOmus Johnson, Charles L. LiE
kingston, Mordecai NJ. Noah, Roger Skinner
Enos r. Throop, Martin Van Buren,, Lev
Woodbury.. And thier political associate
and friends,
By WILLIAM MACKENZIE.
This pamphlet contains the private an
confideniial correspondence Of all the aboV
individuals, for series of years, addEesse
to Jesse Hoyt, late collector Of New Yorl
andainterspersed with critical, moral, abr
sive, philosophical and general remarks b
, the editor"
Bennett says that Mackenzie 10 ga fueitiv
flfrom the Canadian galloWs, which be eel
! Itainly would have graced had he been caueI
: during the attempted revolution in that Bri
8 fish province, in 1887 Others think son
-lperson more cOnYeEsant with the polite
8 affairs Of New York, its management, triel
5 cry, &c, &c, Of party leaders Of Tammai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28
ALAuAMA GOVERNOR.

Thdel.etiou Of Chancellor Martin, the Inde-
n.,as1 democratic candidate, over Terry, The.
,s,,l.r pominee, by a majority Of $3.50, ia Sc
we're bloy 10 Loco Foeoism, and The mos So 'nat
!, was effected BY the Wings, who have mus
reality, chosen The Governor 10 That most Loco
Focoish OF all Loco Foco Slater.
The Mebile Advertiser says.
uThis fsspll is a terrible blow 10 ihs"old line"
eemocia eJ Id Alabama. II Isl t1amPh ot ne
p,opla over caucus diclaiion-a victory oil tpde-
.;ape ndenI freemen over the inlyisues .. design
.s, .,saas rssar Is f'ivsFfSi -
is result over which every honest and in1epeu.
dent free man may, and will heartily rejoice :
We 10 not claim Il as a IFkig vieiory-we know
il isinot--for the Governor elect is not Wig
BuEin The progressive" march OF sound ptilci.
pies Of honesty 10 politics as well as 10 morals
il is.a great point gained. As Wings, therefore
We DO rejoice at lthe election Of chancellor Mar.
lin ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28


york JcurHal d comnsTss s'ss 81
e ~ ssSA Congress. from Wien 'as - 50
y. IotsIire6ser ssParsd he lolo~'ns
'aiysis: ~. e,oridsy 6ity-four
49, 81 he senate. of whom 10Y. IS ~. 81 8
ne asao,n,ed Of The ffiy sesaal ns.s 81.
{ "a. say ,weu,y-four are VINES g 81 ;,ro,n,ea,
:. ~ nsmoers,s. The fourto oe spp0 ,na;.
skare 3 fsom Virginia. mississippi, i1 g.
VIZ 0as srs a.ss.es viii most probably g ~
l,aoersis' mas ssar wings aud thirty pen01
tcrats. ...i.. wings and Eve
lpsmocra,s expires u isas; o', 800 wing
,n;r,eeu Democrats in lssS q -
I, IA 4. pen,oera,s IL ISL ..,,a q
Ut rsres of the fourto DO elected WV 80 !;
&C. until ls5I; the fourth, from M'ss.ssst s.aa
40, ~ Mr. wsIksr,l until isst- ,sI
,a-s from Florida have not yes been elass's s.
'0. =. Houss Il representatives. he's AZ 20 s,
.,se,ed with The exception Of Inc slA m.
,on MARYLAND ard ,he four from M $3.50 n.
( =, ~ y.caneiss one each from forioa ~
{ .ssh..s,,. Maias and New HamPsh're. ~ ~
sseus 80 vacancies from death--one N -
.,s,y and one inlLouisiana. We giss,s 49,
nsntf the political character o. 'ns ase's g,
s. !. .,scts5. and . comparison " 'lo -
y a. = fessner Congress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28


The Locofoes party, and espeelnl, - 80, -.
~ faeiios &C is eopposiiiun, hsse a.u.'. =.
,e,ded fof he NOS, strict consune1iNI
f.,.,i,s,iol. ana Save bsen sternaiay Iel''ss -
:, -, hing like ! lsiiiudinous eensne.Isa
~, Il he sslnes time, haze they oeea
~ s,os,esi iuffselions u that ins'tq-
"a 4 NO one instance has this tael o p
,ngIy marked thsu 10 the Acquisition 2
r..,. every sciion hat has keeh maze =
4. f.ver. and esery movement i n.s ~"
aae to9aids itseepquesi, bears s'foss ~ P'ess
o he strongest kind Of !atiiudinous eonsi'
Tbs mtst recent innovation and ATTRACTION q
n, neu e.s eoniained 10 il, may be Fund ~ ine
atasr II Gen. Gaires for rfauisiIion q Loulsl-
s. ysiuu,eess 10. detebd Texas and sd zen.
T,vIa,. who !. already there. The Constituted
exofes.Iy declares that the power IS solely vest
- n Congress 40 provide sUr calling fsflh the
mil.lia 10 exeene the laws Of the UaiOn, suppress
irsarreetODs3 ana repel inyasiOns.' And every
lone knows 90 special aei was passed By Con-
stess.vesiing Gan. Gaines with power 10 call in
ItoserYice an armed corps.
/ ohrhat worth then is all the pieiendipgs o
/ such a party 10 strict consiruciious Idie cant
used fol he purpose OfseduciDg the hOtesi hear,
I.d-but hose Who lack the sagsciiy Of discern
men,-in.o The snsses Of Democracy. OF wha
..ii \. d. c..s.Aii..l;.-,;.y tir1se nls
than blank paschmest,of 6hhJ rags ~
days FOR reysrsbtiss this gfeat Instrument, a.
cariyirg out ils injanc,ious have aed-andh ma
b., E5sesef. They have ceased 10 regard eiih'
: Constitution &c Law, and we maxwell be sa
J 10 be On the verge Of Gespoiism.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28
TIE TAnIFF AsD WA q.


.If 4 war with Mexico. ensues, says The Rich
mond Wing, ii will increase The annual enPen'
ses Of tie Government, not less cettalnly thsn
$40 ,o0Q,Oeo. Already We may anticipate an
immense augmentation ineIPendhures, iaPr'pa.
ration, in the creation and transmission Of NUM-
ions u. war 10 The frontiers, in The equipment
and marching q troops, and in the new direciion
given 70 NavafePeratious.
What, under these new circumstances Tlli me
AMI Tariff party propose 10 da' .Ttes profess
10 be willing to support Rsrs"at Fsrid-one
which shalfPrOvids forthe wants Of Government
and nothing beyond-a principle, in which, on
dig,ytn, principles, we perfectly coincide with
,hsm. Bai. il instead Of q, O00, 900 Of Revenue
$4,000, 900 are necessary, Shht VIII ihey pro
pose then 10 do' Increase 'hs lai.n 20 Wy
Revenue standard we should 90 siaa % heal
| flom that party 10 NE present prospects q 'n'
/ eountIY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28
LATEST ERom mEaIco.

Ihe New Orleans papers Of the 18Th
instant. says The Baltimore American, are
before us. The military isihoroegh-
" aroused IN thu, city, and The cali for
volunteers will Be answered by thousands.
No Intelligence has transpired % show
that Gen. Gaines requisitiot, had anv sns!
cial foundation. The Bulletin says.
we look upon the re4uis;tion. and The
other military movements as measures Of
preeaulion. and DO not think that he g.
vefnment or any Of its officers ara Is 49, -
session Of more definite inform a.,o. = -
lation 10 the Affairs OF. Mex,c, - -.
movements OF The troops.-,ban ~ 49,
published 10 the newstiapers ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28
r,,,rsRIsG on TUE TARIFF.

secretary walker, in furiheranes q his de-
.,ss.,;.a Is, ne .TauG must be reduced, 2 has
commenced an IuquisitiOp, and addressed que
-. - Ms,uf,c,urers.-many Of which, he. must
$50 ,.;,I never be answered. The conse.
-. Ill, he hal b. aiming at too much, he
IN, =, ! mass Of imperfect testimony, from
which very false copelu,iOas will doubtless DC
H., .. understand Ire Pennsylvania 'tDe.
nne,,e,,laueh :, the idea Of nyDs;erial re-
a,c,fon a. Inc Tariff. THIS seem 10 rely upon
~ polL,s nIedge TO- X. Kane, but more pro
1.h,v thew seel SAT. in The reflection lhs, "De
,poefaeyn means Tariff in Pennsylvania ant
Anti.TariG in The South.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28
THE LATE ELEcTIoSs.


rhs WING Party (rsmalks the II. whis) had
meter better reason 10 be satisfied than with
thr results of the late elections in Tennessee,
Nefth Carolina, Alabama, Kentucky and lndi-
amp They gain nothing, lis true and Thai they
did not expect; but they lose nothing Of mo-
n1n,i and that they hsd every reason TO sa,ci-
Pale Noi 70 be routed utterly uneer the cir.
cuaislance,, is substantial victory Of Itself
For, lei il be remembered what these circum.
sikhces were. Ia the first place, the Wings
wire dispriied By The election Of November,
which had resulted 50 differently from al their
aateipations, aud their depression was proper.
tomato % the sanguine expectations they had
J. naturally indulged On The other hand, the
Democratic party was flashed with recent vicfo-,
rys buoy ant with good fortune, confident Of sue.
cess, possessed Of the Government for four years.
The Wings again had scarcely any motive 10
nerve Them 10 The contest Triumph would not
0aseat ". Polk, or elect Me Clay, and defeat
cyalf scafelI render their situation worse ,poli,
daily, than was Even as in Tenn.sses where
'haIe was aSenaldr Of The U, S. 10 elect he al
Sroaching winter, The motive was inadequate,
tor the Democratic parry had already secured 4
haioriiy 10 tia. body,
we.rspeat that such being he circumstances
ir the couatIJ, As depressing as they well could
Is 10 the whig party, and as snima,ins and ea.
seuyasins 10 their opponents, the Wings have
kene nobly and well in maintaining Their ground
s1d making drawn battle. Ia the face e
tecsat Presidential defea,.ii i Impossible cor
lhe defeat 10 DO much mofe Time must elapse
I--chsgfia mWt pass away-nev prospects must
haea- he spirits and the hopes Of men must have
lappersraily 10 rally--beiore a vssqnished par
IS can hope 10 plaat their victorious ssgles on
HE capinTsd walls of their foes. The re-.
ceat eoatest ID The ia,es elections, shows
.wha. il was only inpoitan, 10 show Al his
'iiue, shat The Wing party, ID all Of them, sur
wives 10 lis pristine force and Integrity. Mister
lune has not disssnied, iniimidaieJ, or dimin.
sished them Tetr have been no deseftisns, and
shey need bal the incentive and .ha occasion, 10
make Is vigorous exeFsions fsr the eaase as ID
lsi0 and 1874. Time is 10 The wing, and par
sies viii soon bs maIshallinssfsr isss, sken III
she disasters Of Tyloiisn, t1esehsfy and lsfgs
viii bc glorionslv rseairei.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28
Flour Market.

The Baltimore Patrtio, Of Saturday says that
s;rcs Inc Arrival of the steamer Hibernia, bring
mo intelligence Of anticipated short crops 10 ~.
rome rI caasea BY continued rains ana unusually
cool weather, the -four and The grain markets
,bere have become more 6rm, and prices have
slightly gope up, with tendency still further .
advance.
4, will he seen BY 1the markets that Wheat has
improved in price. This Is owing prlnclpals
- he auecipaliols of short cropin Ergland'
wbicb VII Predicted when The Hibernia sailed I