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The New York herald., 1845-11-28
THIRD EDITION.
PRIVATE TREATISE,

N certain delicate Diseases which the best and most
convenient of stated in the planes posi-
BILE the prescriptions used in the authors practice
being without giving also Gear and faithful
description OF Innocent disorders frequently mistaken
which afford wide field for the and
deceptions Of well known Boosting class Of people None
but those who have had peculiar opportunities of Judging
possibly imagine the and varied Of deception
which exist this subject the suerngs both in mind
and body they entail society To be had only SO
Greenwich street. Price ST. tit be by post,
bound.)
r. j. Aware Of the opinion in general of those
who obtude their skh the public (mnlttudes o( whom
almost every paper it's considered duty to give
the following the ground which this little
book claims especial confdence:
Besides authors rank Graduate Of Edinburgh &c-hm
former works medicine viz, The Domestic Guide
Medecne" which has passed through editions Trea-
tise pYspe~aon the Epidemic Cholera &c has
timona letters from the physicians OF Europe
the eminent America Sir Ashley Cooper DIR Mot
of this city, DIR. Physck Of Philadelphia and Others
whl gratifynR has PERM refer almost
every physician ofeminence in the city.
The author has lately observed that several pretenders
have nearly initiated his advertisements and the OF
his book they could but those WHO should unorunae
MIA t,-r
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Mg1Scal Advice,

EEOCTOR LAMERT il srllI conhdenny cousulted at a,s
~ old Office s. Cold street. between Fulton and Beekman
all diseases Of delcats natures his Treatment being mild and
utcious requires neither restraint Diet hin
days.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, aYi-
from frequent indulgence of the Of nscrect
youth and thereby nightly emissions and eventually
object being to restore the mentally and bodily has
state of vigor originally designed.
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without the
snt oeing the least sometimes caused by maleatnnt
Of the parties themselves by the Dr. eectuay cured with
pam Inconvenience
The Doctor being few qualified advertising Surgeons
in the city perfect charge made Let
paid enclosing fee Immediately attended and
dicne with advice sent to Of the United States
Office CD Gold street. Open from A. Nj. to p M.
OIL lmtrrc
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public and Corin,han New York Sid .ehr Harriet do. A
whaler (probably the Alpha, from Otahete.)
NEw HAVEN Nov 26-Sld brig Olive West Indies; schr Nj
ts Virginia. -.
NEw oRLr.ss Nov s-Arr sh,ps Elizsbeth Bruce, Bosan
ysna Below ship Lapsnd, from Liverpoe bcrque Parhisn
Norfolk bIgs and schr unknown Cid ships Franklin
Towed down aud 70 sea 18th, ship Liverpool.
Bruce. Fall Rver Calais Keene New York; schrs Holder
Borden, Providence; Zabskie Breakwater Mary Eliza
beth, New Bedford; Powhattan, Staten Island.
PonrrAsp Nov GAR sehrs Planet Bath for Bsltlnore
Sid barque Archnedes; brgs Plato amsdge and fleet Of
Cid 25h brgs Cordela West Indies; Susan Jane
Cuba.
pRovIprNcE, Nov 25Ar schs Martha and Louisa Alb.ny
soops Emily Gen Beatty do Sid schr Olivia Virginia
Fredericksburg of Pawtuxet IL H. at anchor schr Hand
hence for Baltimore. . -
RIcBMoNp Nov 25-Arr schrs Marietta Burr Knapp, New
York; China Newburypor. Sid schrs James & Samuel
Newark 49,
WaIrHAL Va Nov al-Sld barque Johanna Bre) Bremen
2sd ship Poux tDan Cobett New York Sid 23th ship
American, Liverrooi. - :, o
WrscAssET Nov 2t-Cld barque Mary Rundleu (new)
New Orleans. Sid 2h, ships Ontario Mobile; Oteo, Sa-
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LUCINA CORDIAL,
OR
ELIXIR OF LOVE

"A to the exhausted arteries with that glorious
,on LUClNA CORDIAL, reinvest The gensratve organs,
however weakened with their original power There
shadow Of doubt that this ue and not the subject
Of deica nature hundreds would testify the uurva
led efficacy of ts Cordial specific for barrenness uor al
bus sets irregularities IL the secetions pains in the kia
fact almo, disease which The most delicate portion
Of the human organization is liable 1t cannot indeed,
maornaton Of the parts but for thing short OF that
Offered as an nfbe cure for barenness while in all the 9th
will be found safe and sovereign remedy The Lucna CO..
dial gentle tonic rating generally the
and bacing the whole system without far stimulating
function produce subsequent relaxation On the
trary act perfect harmony with and does
not create temporary but renewal OF the
natural energies The first bottle used will fully convince the
purchaser Of the truth Of all we have asserted
PriLcipal Office I2 Fulton street New York Sold also by
Seth W. Fowle Boston; Dr. Wsdsworth, Providsnce y.
Murphy 90 North Sixth street, Philadelphia g. X Tyler Jon
La,o9us and Robert. aud Atkinson. Baltimore; Charles
B. Wilder Louisvle Ky Sandord Parks CINCINNATI; and
by other any OF the above named places Price
50 per bottle, or S24 per dozen s24 m+r
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Medical Gard.

DOC L O r M O r RIS
NORTH RIVER DiSPENSARY, 2o4< Fulton street.
~ Doctor Morrison continues be consulted conhdeDay
all private diseases which he without mercury
strant diet pursuit Recent particularly Gonor
sTkGfURE fSIfs oF + T uRErHRA are cured by Dr.
M on improved principles, without pain mconvenieace to
the patient As the of Structure analogous with
those Of other urinary apparatus but
Surgeons should be allowed make the
animation those affected with eaged prostate glands may
suffer much injury from awkward ractitionsrs ,
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection, and the of evils resulting from de-
structve habit youth inducing nocturnal and u
mate mpoency, radically cured by Dr. M biological
principles by restoring the system healthy tone and rein
stating its original vsor perfect guaranteed no
charge.
N B-Dr. M holds communion with medical pretenders.
advertising Surgeon the city See his diplomas in his ofcs
204 Fulton Letters paid and containing fee will
medicine and advice any part of the Union.
Office 20 Fulton street, near Greenwich New York Opes
from A. M. to p, M. daiy.
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Medical Gard

nOCTOR FAWCETT, consulting surgeon Of 1876 Fulton
- street, New forA author OF late publication, en-
and ssriy anatomcslly physioos,eay end aediesy ~
modern OF Syphilis Secondary Sym TOMS Gonorr
hHa, elect, Stcturss Seminal Weakness, htes Moe
pollution The Doctor has devoted his attention for the &c
this city, the Of the above mentioned
diseases; and hi. extensive practice and long experience
he pathology Of the various structures Of the
takes permanent and radical His diplomas from Lon
dom Ednbnrg and Phadeph also his honosry degree from
the State of louisiana suspended large frames his Of
fee 1856 Fulton street. 49,
Persons distance enclosing ST. have copy of his
late work accompanied with which embraces all diseases
Incidental TO females
All letters paid and addressed Dr. H. Fawce 1876 Full
ton street. receive due attention. m%rc
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Flour Market.

CLEvELArp, Nov I2.-The receipts are 3s7o bushels
Of corn, 74s bbls of -four We close TODAY our daiiv
reports for the season. there very little business
eoing but will notice occasionally any thing that will
De OF interest to readers
BuryALo, Nov. 25.-The news by the Britannia ba.
carried hour up notch higher in the Eastern markets
WIN corresponding effect here.
ne saes yesterday about 2lO0 bbls of -four of
tne iouowing descriptions 800 bbls Black Rock As
michigan 80 90 300 Indiana, and 400 Ohio and
day. r'.'' "A" '''" ~ w.
Whest TOO, went up, and is held at 81 l2t 49, with
still further upward tendency We hesr Of al. A.
1900 bu. Chicago and $500 Toledo, at 81 Iai
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EOrel2n lamentations.

HAyRE-Shp Venics-l5O pkes Wilson Brown-I do w
Mer.e-Ioo Cuthbert, OILS Bossange-i G SHELL.
Cazet Aston-20l T parish2 q Bogsrt4 c Mele,ta-65
ssignette--2s Plevuyt2 II Schander 1850 Lenthon-
305 w Cuthberson-225 Buck Petera0 Hargous Bros
70 Easlsr1i1 gF1ds,onss nBSssangsIpkgs D1Ds5
Williams Codman2 Doubouchet-l Bsbcock COLO Jolly
Frer s-l ID Peyser-1 to order.
kocHELLE- Barque SuwMrow-l0 ar pps brandy Bramhal
Howe-5 hi Or do 10 bbls Fou20 hf do Manlum-sO
Admy andIi5 hf do 10 bbls Bninger son3O Schener
horn Marsh20 boxes 100 hi 23 bbs brandy
ash Van pamme,20 prunss Seigneel33 hf ar rps
JAMaIcA-Brg Ianta- II puns 2i7 bags pimento 1903
tons logwood pcs old copper w Dawson
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Sales or stocks mt Boston.

AT AUcTIor, Nov. 26-32 shares Boston & Provi
depce Railroad Ia per cent adv do Lake Con
Union do AZ per cent adv; Is do bunker Hill do
per cent adv; do Mercantile Marine Insurance Co
$50 per 10 do Hope do Ss; per sh 10 do East Bos
ton Co. Dividends, $9t.
BsoKEHS BoARD.-23 shares Boston & Worcester Rail.
road, lis; do Connecticut Biver Railroad %: 40 do
Western Railroad 9s3 80 do East Boston Dividends OF
$50 do Norwich Worcester Railroad s7I s7}; 100 do
Long Island Railroad, b2od. 75i; 400 do Reading Rail
ROAD, " 1895 10 do Boston Albany Railroad II united
ll3 N' - s'
SECOND BoARD..loo shares Long Island Railroad rs;
1I5 do Reading Railroad, 29i 29i so do Norwich and
80 do Western Railroad, s9i 10 do Old Colony Railroad
adv 100 do East Boston Co 1872
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIyIcArror.

FLoUR.-The weather to-day was much against trans
actions, and the market quite dul prices have re
csded little, but very unsettled. few sales wers
made at 50 u.s. at which rate many are willing to sell
while others are obstinate enough to hold firm at 81 but
We doubt they can long continue to hold out al that
price The receipts still come in freely and the stock
large, Notwithstanding the great quantity exported
REAL EsTATE THIS DAv.-The two story and attic
50 200 " '
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Observation-Disclosures CUkEo--Ep.
DIR. j, FRANCIS. OCuLIST.

465 BROADWAY, 4th Door from Grand Street
NM. BIRD William street, almost blind for sixteen
W. months with neubulas covering the sight, per
fectly restored.
Charles Barry late Of the Hamilton Literary and Theoog
cal Institute 90 nearly blind from has
perfectly cured.
Miss Corcorsn "a Mulberry street, totally blind Of one eye
fer year. large ulcer covered the sight, cured
few weeks
Miss Crassous Green nearly blind from
sis; her sight is perfect.
We the Undersigned having witnessed astonishing cures
performed by Dr. j. FRANCIS believe his preparations f
diseases eye be greatest blessings that could
be afforded the afflicted and highly recommend him
safe and sIui Oculist.
Rev. Duncan Dunbar, Rev. O. Benedict
Rev. s. III. Cone, Rev. j. Peck,
Rev. j. Andrade, r. G. Priest, Rev. +. Wheelock
Artificial Eyes Inserted which be distinguished from
the natural without giving the least pain Numerous certd
Gates to be al the Office.
- Advice gratis, gi, en- 10 the poor Mondays, Wednes
days and Saturdays, from until 10, A. M
On application by mail lpos pad stating the disease his
orit use. 81 M
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ATRAPILATORY,
Or LIQUID
HAIR DYE

FOR CHANGING THE COLOR OF THE HAIR
TO ANY REQUIRED SHADE OF BLACK
OR BROWN, IN A FEW MINUTES,
By simple and easy process, wHhout staining the
skin, in any icdy injtUing the hair.
BY j. LAIRD, 81 CHATHAM STREET.
THE great advantages possessed by this Hair Drs
those hitherto will be at apparent. II produ-
perfectly natural 'olor comparatively short OF
tme and much Of the trouble and attending the
Of all former dyes entirely obvatea this Fer produ
cling the lighter shades Of brown the Aapatory be said
the only preparation through which satisfactory result
be relied on: and IN addition the color close
resemblance t that OF nature completely defy detsc
tion the Of the dye will be found respect
the hair which, after the operation will retain its
j. LAIRD o. Chatham St.
oso im'm New York
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Nov. H.-The Adelaide from New York,
with 100 casks Rice which parcels have not yet been
disposed Of Lard continues without alteration since
last about 1900 kegs sold yesterday at LII to l2
according to quality.
AExchange on Boston and New York II 81 per cent
premium
PERNAMBUco, Oct al.-In all kinds Of American pro-
visions in first hands, the supply is ample and the
mand comparatively dull We alas learn that the
owing TO the drought which had for some time
D eviously.
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able degree of resemblance between the customs Of
the Pawnee buffalo hunters, and the ancient Par
thians. He proceeded in this train OF thought tor
some time. but stopped on overhearng Mr. Buchan-
an ask Mr.. Marcy soto roce, what the devil ne was
talking about?
Mr.. Mason referred to the resolutions Of 9S and
'99, and considered them the great tests OF every
question that ever had arlsen or could arse In the
history of the government. He said that there were
considerable number of Virginians in the army and
navy and also in the civil offices, but he believed
they generally belonged to the f. F. VS., which, he
said was considered very proper passport to office.
CAVE JOHNSON said, he did not know about that;
but he knew The only way TO get rid of the interesting
scons of the f. f. vs., TO appoint them at once,
when he generally saw no more OF them, except
the regular salary days.
The vote was then taken on the Message, para
graph by paragraph. The main points are the imme-
diate occupation OF Oregon, any how, fight or no
fght-he vigorous prosecution o. measures for the
annexation of Mexico, and the West Indies-and
prospectively of Canada the tariff for revenue,
with such sort OF protection shall be deemed and
taken to be judclous, just, and equal-and thanks
giving for mercies past, and prayers for more.
cannot go on as | intended, and give you some
interesting personal passages between Messrs Bu-
chanan and Walker, in the passage to the door and
In fact, this letter has run to such length that
must omit touching several topics indicated in the
heading 10 this epistle.
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DoCToR CoRBIrT, Member Of the University OF New
his Office from l6 Duane Oliver street, Chatham
Square may be consulted confdentiay all diseases Of
delicate nature Strangers informed that the Doctor has
exclusively confined his from being general to the treat
the city Of New York; which engages his entire attention.
The annals OF medicine do record than
his The Doctor the
against the Of has ts thousands Of victims
tenn Those proacted and mseated that have been
under the lysicans less experienced will be
find prompt relief by calling Dr. g. practice of
has e.tabshed the DEBTORS for skin and
pedicne may be had prevent certain disease
any Of its forms. Open from 7 A. M. TO 10 M.
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RE A.D THE FOLIO WINS
ADVERTISEMENTS
OF THE
COLLEGE
Eedicin0 and Pharmacy
95 NASSAU STREET.
N Z DIG Il l. VICE

PRIVATE DISEASES
'f'HE MEMBERS q ths Nsw York College Of Msdie,ss
continue to direct parsusr stteuon to ali Sssase:
saa
the constitution from business psI
first Of those ss v.s amount Of susrns
the
Enr1ps 9 e car = 9ss cSopan attends for consul
'3S F6 SSsRS
alspplieaon can have them chest conta
,aass
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
al..S % ssdssj
eret indulgence excess q any kind L Z. an nv3luabr
remedy for impotence sery or barrenness unless depend
Single ." Satss each case. half done. 81 ssi.,
ana ;sei sPEGfc fs efn PILLS.
al s%s s :.
r The twsnty year; the Hospital Dc
oeso vsau ne remedy for ali d..eess q
sny ns Prsa G s $ $
the stomach confinement from business Price per
AICORD'S ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
NJ
.,1' I
.s s s s
braled alternative
M sss ri : 81 ts Sass s'
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARSAPA
RII4LA, GENTlAN AND 'SASSAFRAS.
DREPARED by the New York College Of fMedicne nnt
Phsrmacy established for the ofqnacke Thi
refined aud highly extract Possessing all the puf
flying qualities and curative of tho above herbss conn
IDENTIFY mendcdby the College infinitely
oSasaparls before the pubic %
relied cernin remedy for all diseases arising from
pure the blood such scrofua rbeun
botches pmpes ucers pain hs bones joints nodes
erupons throat or any
from the secondary effects ofshis niudcous usecs
mercury.
Sold in single bottlsy,m 7Seentsssss
. In cases ofhslf dozcs BEETLES, $3.50
ose dozen NW
Cases Forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
very bsss! t'sSyr, e yhciss:ls gsrssassm
nY- The Concentrated Extract Of sarsaparills, Gen
tsn and 6asaas 10 also for salo at 173 Division street.
opposite Ludlow street,
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WAsHuseroS, Nov. as. ls4s

Taking off The Potlawata,nies
The gentleman il now in town ho, il is believed took
off the fgurehead. You recolect the circumstance7
II made sensation at the time and not forR otte vet
There are many here who have taken themselves off and
others who would take themselves of if they could
But the greatest wonder of ALL country folks those
who take other people off without touching them at all
Daguerrean Gallery. He takes every body off, from the
President down to common folks Here John Tyler
old John Tylsr young and hundreds Of Others all hang
ing with their backs against the walls natural and
feike as they were living bre athing creatures One
OF the Herald correspondents is there and looks we'll be-
ought be- and the Pottawaames are there saw them
the other day end them look better than they
iii. full enough The gentleman Of the gallery has
taken them of admirably Among them is Wah. bon.seh
the old brave, Of whom MKenny, in his North Ameri
can ndans gives us striking portrait and interest
ing biography THIS old fellows name means literally
dawn OF day and he gained by exploit Of his youth
revenge the death of his iend--stoe into ther camp
tomahawked dozen before the alarm given--and
he exclaimed day s snd took thai or bis
He Is remarkable looking old man. and is well regard
ed by the government agents In the Black Hawk war
he was active on behalf Of the " hites
shabe-nay. another chiet, is we'll portrayed This
man himself about the time the Black Hawk
war broke ont by his ndefagable exertons to warn the
white inhabitants Of Illinois Of their danger
Halliday, the orator Of this party, is ne looking fe
low and makes capital picture He is jolly Indian
and says his miniature would look much better if had
two white squaw,' one on each side of him.
Tne Indians were much surprised at the magnetic tele
SiaPh put moIe HI the Daguerreotype process. They
did not seem to comprehend the telegraph
but the pictures there and many sound OF approba
these wonders Of art
visiters to the National Gallery of Mr. Plumbe, in
this place. are delighted with the excellence of his
miniatures His apparatus certainly does ample justice
to the human face and figure and his coloring
renders his miniatures exceedingly hfeliks.
The Indians had another talk to-day with the Commis.
soners appointed to treat with them and as il was not
very satisfactory they express considerable anxiety to
take themselves Of. as soon possible.
Ia Ohn
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nv I,ast Nights Soashsfp aGil.

oALrIMoR. Nov 26-Arr blrque Pao New Orleans; hrigs
Marhs Mary Stanton Boston schrs Margaret Ann Ham
mond York; Elvra, Newburypor Cid ships Clinton
pu in n distress Sept and has been under repair snce
Condon Pensacola; Westphaa, (Bre) Bemen brig Jaoez'
NoRroLK Nov 26A schrs Oscar Coles Fall River; Caro-
line, Blivens, New York -, A..
PHLApELPHIA, Nov 27-lFrom our Correspondcnt) Arr
brig Albert Roton schrs Martha, Newbur, port Ihaddeus
York.
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Medical Aid,

nR COOK sc Gold street, regular Medical and Surgl-
- cal Doctors has had than 30 years the
treatment of private diseases ia er varieties
and stages With exception Dr. Cook has cured
Dr. &. anatiye born citizen OF the United States and
member of the Medical Society Terms for advice and med
cine S. and cure guaranteed Letters by mail enclosing the
RECEIVE partcuar prompt attention lmsr
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Thanksgiving Day Conviction Of Pckpockets.aorney
Generals Kelley and Wharton Philadelphia Grand
Bdxaa,-Elerenth Commandment--" Mind your Bust.
ness"
This is thanksgiving day, and it is very generally
kept nearly all the stores being closed and business
suspended. The courts and public Offices and the post
Office closed and the city has the appearance
day. The board of brokers not in session.
Since last night the weather has been raving but
the wind has changed the north the clouds begin
break away and the weather has assumed the cold,
clustering aspect of winter.
Two Of the most accomplished professional pickpock-
cts in the Unon were convicted last night in the Quar-.
ter Sessions and they will be taken good OF the
next three years. They William Wood and George
Howell the former convicted of picking the pocket Of
Mr. Au at the circus few nights SINCE and the latter
for picking the pocket of exAttorney Cen e. Wallace
Brooke at the Reading Railroad depot in April last No
rogue no matter what his ingenuity escape the vIg
lance OF our prosecuting att0rnies Wm d. Kelley aud
Francis Wharton, Esqs., and of Court Of Quarter
Sessions.
Our storekeepers have opened their batteries upon
tho contemplated Grand Bazaar to be held at the Phla
dephia Museum during the holydays. True to the
general character of Philadelphia instead of availng
themselves Of ingenious enterprise they are content
to see others rear the benefit while they by and assa
it, But their efforts will be unavailing. People will
take stands in the Bazaar and the our citizens
will resort there to buy-to and b. seen. This
would be an excellent opportunity for the enteprsng
dealers IN New York to como here for ten days and
teach our shopkeepers who carry whig principles
in their business, lesson OF New York enterprise
would do them good, and they would learn that if
instead OF getting into fuss about what other people
are doing, they to attend to what has been called
the lifh commandment to wit :" mind your bust.
ness they would be much better of at the end of the
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WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, IS45.
About hundred members have arrived and
the excitement continues
In relation to the Speakers place there are MANY
candidates. The democratic majority in the House
is over fifty; hence there is chance for whie.
under any circumstances. Most of the Western
and Southern members, and many of the middle
States are opposed to holding caucus on the sub-
lect In truth, since the foundation of the gov
eminent, there has never been but two caucuses on
the subject. None were held in the time of either
Jackson or Van Buren-Clav effected caucus 10
elect White, which the first, and Jones was Sc
lected by one on the two.third rule. The good old
republican plan should be adopted Of throwin nq il
into the House; then all have a fair chance, and
merit, instead OF intrigue and management, will
prevail 1T - 1T s r. ~
Those who fear an open canvass in the House show
that they are unwilling to trust the members of the
Rouse, and indirectly admit that they do not merit
tnc place and the two-thirdj rule is machine OF
Iecent lnvennon, and device to destroy the inf1u-
can usage, should govern
Mr Davis, OF Indiana, appears to be the nroni
nent candidate, on parade, at the hotels. and his
friends are urging strong for caucus They are
endeav0rlng 70 gull their democratic brethren and
the friends of-the other candidates. by saving ,he
two-thrd rule shall govern; and when thev ge,
them al IN, new proposition will be sprung as in
the case OF the last Congress, when they oulwltted
the absracted Carolinlans and others. If the anti
caucus men OF to-day hold out, and refuse 10 he
whipped into the traces by Saturday night next
and the several candidates have fair shake in the
House, the result cannot be anticipated--either
Southern man Ia Vlrginian excepted) or some fair
tariff man will be elected
Mr. Crittenden arrived TODAY.
Mr. John B. Weller has come on 10 run for the
Sierkshp, but the impression seems TO be thai they
have had enough Of Ohio in McNuiry. ~
- SUBJECT OF general conversation among