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The New York herald., 1845-01-12
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, ls45.


GEN BENNETT -
We have the satisfaction to inform you that tho
Supreme Court has reversed the decision and
verdict of the Circuit Court OF this District in the
case of Stockton & Stokes, Mail Contractors.
vs. Amos Kendall, Postmaster General. You will
remember tina, Mr.. Kendall withheld the payment
OF large sum ($lOO. 900, or portion of ny from
Stockton d Stokes, because he believed the bill
exorbltant and unjust. The claim was tried and
proved to be valid, and damages were fixed upon
Mr. Kendall TO the amount Of III, 900, the sum Of
the interest which had accrued upon the bill re-
fused. Acting, as Mr.. Kendall did, for the CO.
vernment he did his duty, and the common sense
OF justice, with every man, will admit that the
damages upon him, az private individual, incur
red in the faithful discharge OF public trust were
not according to the spirit Of the law. We rejoice
at Mr.. Kendall's release from the prison bonds,
and the damages. Chief Justice Taney delivered
the opinion Of the Court
Latest trumor-Yancey was arrested in Baltimore
while waiting for the settlement of the terms of
the meeting. w.
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Foreign Iuaportations.

TRIEsTk-Ship yyvanus Jenkns-28 pkRs Dutih Cousi-
neIyIs Bgstlen KooP col Wichslhsu,en-2 Mussey
II u Vausch-23E Pavenstedt-44 Boxers Z w Vor-
werck-2 Rolker Mollmsnn-2 Bank-sJ Breithaupr
Chum-2J Hughes14oi Victor 4 Duckwitz-l E Kortune
10 u Loewig-2lC Schneider-8 Boring X Wtte-l2 Wit
SON Brown-%o w Evelsigh-80 ColIomb selin-I bag
237 cases and bxs 1919 bxs rags to order
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dddsn, HAVANA; Oc,avia, Smith. Kingston; Del Carmen
lspl Pages Mslass Cid Clinton. Hartley Have Sarah and
tumpke. Fowler, NYork; Augusta, Post. Havana.
NEW ORLEAss l-Cld Metoka, Msbsr Liverpool shaw
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ONO RIvRR-At Wheeling, Wednesday,
there seven feet of water in the channel.
At Pittsburg, Tuesday afternoon, the river had six
and half feet OF water in the channel.
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ing with Rheumatism and have been imposed by using
worthe nssrums, you need not give up OF despair Of
obtan relief seud and The Indian Veae able Elixir
and Linment which will ely br rel ef and effect feet
The rlix to be taken .rnay crates directly
the whole system while the Lniment, pplwd out
wadly ell pain. The two articles, usd toRether
will ordinary OF Rheumatism, and warranted
Sid a 81 Courtlandt street.
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Asthma and Dyspe psla are posltiveIy oured

In all by longey Western Indian Panac aud the
pretor offer to refund the money In all il cure
not Elected n some Of the t OF Asthma when he
been able for months single dos. has
bronsht immediate relief and given 70 the dspa'ins sufferer
son use this me without being charmed with ts eects
IN Eases OF cosvene: soon restores the bowels their won't
ed strength and activity, family caihartc
qualed be had only N Couiand street in this
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MARITIME HERALD.


Movements OF the Steamships.
TeGmT, Leape LipI. Diei s9mea. Leave .amea
Cambria. Judkins. Jan. 4 . jan i6 -. Feb
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Upiands q FLORIDA. N Or,ean, 3 Mobile

pork il quite active there being some
pecnla'ion going on in the article We qnote prime AZ
~ s7A 81 %; mess at $40 10 2s Beef is improving
new prime we quote AZ s5 mess, new AZ S6 75a$ Ohio
,rd barrels sells at SIC with good supplies and limited
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Medical Notioe,-Ths Adv

Medical Notioe..Ths Advertisements Oft
New York College of Medicine and Pharmacv established
the Suppression Of Quaekery in the cure OF ali diseases will
hereafter appear the fourth and last column OF
: w. s. klChAHpSON, Nj. D., Agent.
Office Consulting Rooms Of the College Nassau street
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WASHINGTON, Friday, jan, 10, l845


GEN J. G. BENNErr:-
The drama, which has been lying in Washington
in hopeless state of torpidity for two years past,
is to be revived by two old campaigners on Mon
day next. First. by Mr.. Ward, at the Assembly
Rooms. somewhat after the plan of Mitchell's
Olympic. Among his company, are Mrs. Timm,
late of Mitchsll's Olympic Miss Mcbride, Mrs.
Hautonville, Miss Pauline, and Miss Nichols, Of
Philadelphia; and John Seiton, of New York
Messrs Brunton, Thompson, and Anderton, of
Philadelphia; Mr.. Mcdonald of New York, ard Mr.
Ward. He opens with The plays of Theresa's Vow,
and the Blue Domino.
@Secondly, Mr.. W. E. Burton, of Philadelphia,
opens the National with the Lady OF Lyons" and
hs 8 among his corps hstrionic, Mr.. Geo Barrett,
Mr.: E. Conner, Mr. and Mrs. Burke, Miss Kirby,
and others.
In advance Of these entertainments, Professor
Espy lectures upon Meteorology
These, with Other entertainments, will absorb all
he pocket change and leisure evenings of every
ooay IN town. BoB.
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ed BY the &C Hays Linnsnt and Lnns Balm Of China,
warranted Numbers of the first gentlemen "a this
c have used these articles and WE'LL and will give
their VIII may call at u Cour ndt street, the
only ace in the city to procure them genuine.
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$l47.6l6
Leaving a nett income of.

Leaving nett income of................. OF. $l47, ,6l5
Dividends Of cent per annum have been paid the
last year. amounting to $4,000 capital of 900
and the same rate annually for the last six years Seven
per cent dividends were paid in the two preceding years
The amount Of merchandise transported on the road
during the year has been much greater than any pr
ceding year. and grester than any other railroad
stltc, viz tons OF this amount tons were
transported to and from Lowell ss to and from the
Concord and Nashua Railroads, and 80 IT'S and
the Boston and Maine Railroad.
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fer the following complaints :
Chronic Rheumatism, kes. ' ''p'''0' ~
General Deb lity Bes from impure state of
tutaneous Diseases, the body.
Scay Eapuon OF the Skin, liberation OF the Throat and
letter, Legs,
P,mples Pustoles the Pans and Swe,lings Of the
Face, Bones,
all diseases arising from impure state Of the blood ex
20 and mpruden, in life, ssve of W
his cleb I'D medicine is prepared IN the approved
manner from the est ingredients and sold at such
me low rice that ill afford viz fifty per
bottle or g. per dorep IN as s bottles Others iha, self s
Courtland, rect aud in Brooklyn iss Fulton street
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Passenger Arrived .

W JHAnysE.Paeket ship Iowa-Wm worhington, Of Boson
Wchpgton Very saml Johnson, Salfm-23 in tbs seerage
TnIEsTEEShip Syvanu, yenkins-Mn Eveleigh and two
dargntss. Ne q, Hurd-l in the seerage.
SAMrEAcHY=Bng Levant-Capt @ w Munson.
sAvANsAH-Brig Phiura-J omere, 4 Skinner. JPatson
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The annual report Of the Directors Of the Boston and
Lowell Railroad presents very satisfactory statement OF
the financial affairs Of the Company 3
BosToN AND LOWELL RAILROAD.
Receipts, l6l. $26754l Receipts 18t3,. SIT 35
l82, 270,3l0 1914, ,...... 3l6,909
From ls4s to 1884, there has been very fair increase
ofthe income for 1884, $l70 o94 received for the
transportation Of ofpasaengers and the mails and $l4
for the transportation Of merchandise
The amount Of receipts from the business Of the
and Lowell Railroad alone,was 0Is and the amount
for the transport of passengers and freight to and from
the Nashua and Concord Railroads $ss $50 making
the total Of income from the Lowell Railroad aone
from the business Of places beyond Lowell $276 99s
The smoun received for the transport Of passengers and
merchandise to and from the Boston and Maine Railroad
which at present connects with the Lowell road at the
dstarce Of fifteen miles from this city, but which is nov
engaged in establishing entrance the city by another
route, was $40 OIL
The current expenses Of the year. embracing $40
for road and bridge repairs $50 424 for repairs
gines and cars and depreciation Of and 81
interest-amounted to the sum Of ........ $loo 29a
Amount OF receipts. ..............."...... $4,000
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Deafness-Dr. McNai,'s Acoustic or ha.

been used BY hundreds Of who entirely deaf with
ths mst w,ndeti success. ana h. beea govd to he safe
who becomg and TO-
Ear Tumpets enable them with their r.
would advise procure ia their stead FLASK of this celebrated
Oil which, in all probability. will bring permanent relief
Sold st 81 Courtlandt street, price 81 pG dask.
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IJNlVFRSALiSM.-REV.T T. J. SAWYER will deliver a
Lecture IN the Orchard street Upiversat Church. near
pfoome Ihis sunday Evening. commencing o'clock.
ing iti ;aio
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Br,sceIlaneou. Recore,.

oF OokCHESTER, OF b0STON-Capt brittOn, OF
4. g;s = S'ss
.Sp s Boston, S" aas
fss she had
III Sc ss. ws v a Ssq
nt nd sec Id matt .s and s,co With
and Frame m she es G% IL
Of the porcb... ., M
a nss saw np e he westward apparently with loss
scHs RosEasos, Gray. Of and from Newben for this
night Of ~ with wind so%pyay ~ vsaa wh
Brothe on he Ssh Ss Ss
sI Rs% PRaay 9s %s aud
VI: si., R.y ssa
on NJ No Gah other a,Ia pa.tcuhlsrs {, h en-
IS 81 90 Of the frame small and 10. Of
wM.Lss s.nsvn se.a. PHI El5A tof s,onnrton) Dick
sswa E no aos caps ssd Sp R :. ds
Ss,s TMrss.. Of Boston, which wen, ..hor. in in.
deaned was sold for sa5S5 u o''' = 'n' was con-
ed the oruSss ships boat and bale Of eosoa Ths
oar
tn could not be ascertsned bat the weight marked
Fast sAl1Ise:-Ths new and bsautfal barq,e Coquete
days thence the the Car. Of Good Hope ,ps
Who'll aas n ss by o y the
Her greatest oI for hours 2as miles, or s miles per
Notice to Mariners
The R,vER PARArA Opened --OSFicE OF TRADE, WHrrE-
Of y Council FOR ss ssqaant saf ISS. Soa
Her Mssy o. s gs ss to safGSs As
hat the Cove nment Of Bgenos Ayes opened River
being gvea against their touching place the province
70 attend the matter. the fact that the Buoys on B ok
Lsdis It., have 1,sps%sd y Great Compliant made
has been suffered to remain fer some time without udca
non as 70 is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. London News. Jan. ..
sp0ken.
bright sided ship bound W. Cd inst Sable Island Bank
Foreign Ports.
M o X. sS .n G e !0 3us Sa,9o cSe She
oliver and Macao John Bentley Di:Sow ,,s
ioSl.j l4tpspd p,mS wiRl.on NoIsHs, Nss
York SID fVsa%s % s,ar H6Isss. s,'sn''n h'Fn'
I'd ds'%S s
sS. S as ssd as:ss a:s s
sg asS m"s
s;s sS, Eis e5s asd
PlvMoyTm, Dec aaoAT on, Wellington. from NYork
Rae 1ss afs Dee GsN s xn.h Nyo
BroI. .sa E.ssn Mobile; 6ita%a' T" ssvanaah Sd.
G..n. 5ss ssa ss. Es i.sw. Noss a.le
nah "a coans,. London Mobile; Adam Carr $50 reported
rn.; .,sf Ts. S SsI York sA
10Th; Mo.s Hunt HsI 20, o.,Su sso sysss
A Ss i d Sss ws.S, %
s Ps Ms, T. s5 ss Lancashire Lyon M09
BonDr.un Dec i-s!d faint cayol, aud Charemasus.
s ssassgs e. .oen
% SD Nov ss'Sa S. ssss Mozart do
JAVA HEAD, Sept i5-ln port Coquete, Eldrdse from Bo..
wAsisa Ser, l7-P.sd Delhi, Williams. 10, day. I'm New
.vts. i. D;s 'Is pS. Barring B;o,hsr The S5cet.r Of
0t wilson o% %, Mos two
Home Ports.
BATH, Jan 4-Cld saml Gott, Gray, Gesdaloue; Mary
psnae Msrty%sn' and Emene' Nichols Havana Sid ath
sosIL.sP. need c.n..e, Shields, T!ins.a. co,,
N :s.ss. u:
Wade Nex SSSa'vs,; SA;ptis:ss DYER and North amsIi
&c e. s::9Ta
ssIsi Z. ca Sssss.s. Isndsa;
ssw.ps:. Hs,, Jan sS fSTG.:
Ss S' Nsa e. .ss "a , 81 soss.s
0s Jaw T. oon pS.f %ao
Ms;s: s S r. rssir dsS. SO Ga IiSs Ss
fHIapalra.. Jan c-Cld Alsshany shsnkl.nd, Ner Or.
leans. TTNT N ,dshSyOCd Sh..sos Mgp.Gon Berry VII
Johnson, Jersey, ,Cny.
au. and sns. s s1S ss YPss%0u
a. ,A Ca; Hsy Kingston via XnG
Si'S% ss'i, of$s Milton
sni 1hoa Laes fiovdsass; Xas:as ssss; and T.ssss
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WATCHES, CLOCKS,

NJ E NICAL LAMPS
80 VICTOR GIROUD, Watch and Clock Maker ha,
A the honor Of informing h. friends aud the public in gen
23 sa that he has removed his Watch Clock Manp
w.ps. psSa%sns sar @ to Ne as Broadway Of Liberty
him with great and guaranteed His establishment is par
cuariy adapted for the repair Of Mechanical Lamps al very
iuproyemen5 in Lamps from France which leave nothing to de-
e. also, oiopex Chinileys aud Wicka. n25 lmsTc
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State OF Trade.

AsHEs-The sales for the past week have been small
and quotations for pots have ruled at 50 75a s7 pearls
are Arm at 81 OCT aAl24
SToCy HAND, JAN. III, lgt5.
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snip mastsrs aud Agents.
e hSssar S.ysy Captain Of News Boat. report Of
spoken their passage lis, Of their cargo and any orc,rr
uew;paPsrs os news they have He will board them
mrdaey on their arrival Agents and Correspondents at home
abroad VII, si'o conie, favor BY sending Office sI
ION Of any kind will be thankfully received 'A'"
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SAyANrAH-Brig B Lamar-wm Wallace, lady and
e1d Ms; Dur.an. Mis-. willis%, Mes.n Mask.X Absry
haLFAx-Brig Acad,an, from Boston-Rey DIR Balch, OF
the Baptist Church. wife aud children. of New York
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MONTH y REPORT Or. THE NEW YORK MEDl.
CAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.

NO 10 Ch0mOef street
CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
HS Report presents some very interesting among
which nf he difficult of cure and we've II moi
for the time nnd would give for the benefit OF the
profession and the public mode Of treatment which mas
beer successful. -
Eryspeias Of the face 2l Eramiuat ON of the Chest
5 Sore pimples Of the face. to detect diseases
Diseases Of the Liver ac Primary Affections of the
cOmpanied with cough. Lungs.
4 Enlargement Of The Heart 5 Acute Rheumatism
IA Prmwy Gonorrh9a, cured | Chronic Rheumatism.
IN lew days; is Structures in Urethra, cured
Chrfni oo OF iorg stand without cutting bun-
IL Costyeress Of the Bowels Bad Burn from spirit lamp
Z parrh1a -. . ChaLers, primal y, cured
secondary SyPhilis, win without the Of
throat and ulcers curry
Pleursv, (acuu) 10 Great Weakness and DsLi.
10 Pain in the Chest with ltv from imprudsuca
bad cough. Fever
Bleeding ftom the Lungs. Midwifery.
SUCCESSFUL sURGIC AL OPERATIONS AND
CURES
Luxston Of the Shoulder | Operation for Hydrocele
joint. / Fracture Of the Metacarpal
l Luxaton of Finger Jointa Bone Of the Thumb
very rare occurrence l Fracture Of Humerus.
l Ampu'ation Of Finger Operations for Fstula in
the Joint, (cause smash Ano.
ed in Park Gate Abscess in the Ear
Operatious for Hsmorrboi- Operations fer Phmoss Of
dai Tumo.s twenty six years standing.
Operations Tor squirting Discharge from Ear of long
Polypus in the nose remov- yvaI,l Standing; - ..,
Application Of Ligaure TO from the forehead,
The external artery Of the And singular Tumor
lower jay . from the neck Of young
4 liberated Legs, (indolent.) lady.
Female Diseases particularly attended to-
H. BOSTWICK NJ d.;
Jas lw'ssrc Attending Phvsc,an and Surgeon.
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NIBLO'S GRAND SALOON,

FOR CON CERTS AND BALLS
MENTs IN MAGNIFICENT 1.A.GNl STYLE.
asched ceiling favorable for sound; and being
tn, street. there annoyance from the carages-
1900 persons For Ball. ha, spring door and seats
the sides and magncsntly lighted with splendid cut glass
Chandelier Attached the saloon and same floor
there are private paos, dressing rooms managers
date 500 Great pains will be give satisfaction
aud ON moderate terms. u27tfrc
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IESSRS. SCHNEIDER & REBHUN'S

COTIL LION BAND
iLrA iLrAIE OF SAhA AToGA sPRINGs,
ties sores, &c and combining Band Of various lntru.
ments from two to th the modern hiona.
Bile Music hope to give their usual satsacon
to be made 'f
MESsRS SCHNEIDER & REBHUNs,
ja4 1m*rc 20 ('roshv .,rs.,
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PrrTsBJJRG.

The Pitsburg Gazette of Tuesday has the fol-
lowing paragraph:
Thc sympathy and active benevoence manifested by our
sister cities and benevolent individuals in every part Of the
country towards Psburg this time Of her calamity, has laid
our citizens under weight of obligation and has excited
tmcnts Of and gratitude which language Is too poor to
justice The best return in power to make at pre-
sent the benevolent donors that their money viii
he udciousy applied the object desgnedor the relief Of
the necesous sufferers by the late fire. discreet committee
is engaged accrang and classifying the sufferers, and
this accomplished and the probable amount we shall
receive asccraned the money will be divided the su
fercrs in such that not actually in need Of
aid will assistance and that who deserving
relief will he overlooked. number Of poor widows,
chanics who have lost their TOOLS &c, win be assisted by do
nations Another class, who have saved little, will be
sisted by loan, &c In this way the bcnevoencc Of tn,
public will I've applied the relief Of the suffering and the
restoration of the destroyed part Of city In the NEAR
time none are left to suffer want"
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to warrant conserving TO negotiate--and our en-
tering into the negotiation bars of all right to say
to the contrary--then three things follow either
the claim oil both parties must continue unatered
or one party must have got some augmentation OF
its rights, or some third Power must have inter-
fered. But the last certainly has not happened; it
must be- therefore, either the first or second case.
II the first, we can have no excuse for not pursu-
ing the negotiation; and this, we have half init
mated implies that il is TO be left to its fair course
in the hands Of those whpare conducting it, Con-
gress Parliament must not publicly break into il ;
for negotiations cannot be carried on in that way.
But If it is the second case, and the claim of one
party has gained some addition apart from the ne
gotiaon ITSELF then that must have happened either
because zoe have obtained some new and important
proofs; or because Britain has or because we, by
some exlraneous movement, have gained or at
tempted to gain an advantage; or because she has
done so.
As to the. last, zoe have no cause of complaint
and have, therefore, right to break off the treaty
Great Britain has taken no new steps TO our preju-
dice in Oregon-none which were not in our con-
temptation when we began to treat last year.
On the other hand, one branch of our Govern
ment has attempted to prejudice the position of
things by the passage Of law; but il failed And
the Executive has made indiscreet, but irregular
and ineffective declaration. But neither of these is
of consequence enough to warrant Britains stop
ping the negotiation, though both must naturally
make her continue it in less just and yielding
temper
The second case only, then, remains to be exam
med; and that is perfectly clear.
We are not aware that, since last year, any new
light has dawned upon either our claim that of
Britain, SO strong TO forbid further negotiation.
But if, nevertheless, there be such, known to the
public, it must surely be known also TO the negota-
tors, and therefore cannot fail TO expedite quiet
and final settlement Of the matter. Have got
stronger proof Of ourrights That would be very
strange reason for wanting to break up the trial,
instead Of pressing for verdict! Has Britain
found new and decisive testimony? We fancy
not, buff she has, it would be most perfdious and
unprinciped for us, on that account TO stop
the cause, to fair trial of which we have submit
ted ourselves.
We conclude that the case should go forward to
its peaceful and reasonable decisions and we hope,
as is public duty, that it will, in spite Of all
blusterers, CHS or transatlantic.
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to mark what unavoidably follows In admitting
that the Government is bound TO go on with sim
cere and amcable negotiation, the Executive admits
that no irritating declarations should be made on
either side; that no. infammatory language Of a
adverse to right and safe termination Of this mat
ter, should be encouraged while it is under treaty
and, OF course, that the impuations which the gov
eminent press hurls its last paragraph, at all who
dare to speak, in their function Of counsel for the
country, the honest voice Of free citizens on great
public question, are not merely gratultous, but
highly unbecoming. What sort Of an Administra-
ton must that be, and how safe its designs, that
would with such gross denunciations, silence all
expression Of opinion We do not understand,
and no man Of sense will respect this claim to the
exclusive possession, by the Executive and ITS
organs, Of all pairiotism-this Illumination by at-
thorly against the citizen the press that ventures
not to be Of the Presidents opinion.
AS TO Texas, we beg leave to remind the Admin
stration that when its organ stigmatizes our oppo-
sition on that matter it stgmatizes that large ma
jority of the whole number of the Baltimore Demo-
cratic Convention who, by their vote for Mr.. VAN
buren,, ratified opinions to Texas directly oppo-
site to those of the President, and entirely like
our own.
But we must cease our /" homily:' for it appears
that our article of column and half is Of a most
tedious length; while the collective articles OF the
" Unon," Of at least five times the extent, are
obnoxious TO no such blame. We should like to
know where the government paper finds the rule by
which, after itself spinning out seven mortal columns
on the very same subject il would restrict us to
| little more than one.
We had fattered ourselves that the candid spirit
| in which remarks were penned-their freedom
| from any imputaton Of blame to the Administers
i tion--would have at least secured for them exemp
| ton from official rebuke. In this we find we were
mistaken. The alacrily of the new official editor
should at least find favor with his patrons. He sits
in ward, with lance In rest and, eager TO signaize
his zeal, will not lei even the most peaceful pass
without tasting its point. Well, if we are thus
stopped the highway, and dragged into the arena
where crowns are to be cracked, we must even
exchange our rding-whip for quarter-staf and do
battle with the new (though not very courteous)
knight as best we may.
The substance of the above official article, how.
ever, is so gratifying to us, being calculated tc
quiet the apprehensions Of large portion of tn,
Public, and quell the mischievous propensities 0
another portion, that we are in no humor at presen
to quarrel much with the ungracious terms in whicl
| IL is couched. ~
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THK MoRxoSs--A TamKarKsKD Honnoa---rhe papers
from the West and especially the WasaW Signal continue
give Of alleged outrages by The Momons In
cases, too, regret perceive that threats of
geance and determination held For example, the
Signal Of the 10th says
"Mr. Madison, printer and gentleman, last week
driven from Nauvoo by band Of uans with knives in their
hands. Their mode of proceeding TO whistle, boot,
threaten, and dog him wherever he went.
Maser Foster, d whose only crime is that he is the
brother Of Dr. Foster last week taken by force from the
residence Of c. Ivcns by band Of villains and escorted from
the city they kicking and cutting him occasionally for amuse-
mcnt in addition their usual insulting and mcnacing pro-
ceedings.
Mr. VIM. Marks visited Nanvoo from Fort Madison ON
business, having large amount OF property IN the city,
He called nstanie by mob and threatened that u
he did leave by night he should be red and eahered
The Cincinnati Gazette, abiding TO these reports says
Prya represent the feelings Of the people around
Warsaw to be hostile in the extreme friend writes us,
sTbey wait for an occasion only strike efficient blow
What this blow is to be every will understand"
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posr Ory,cr RopBxRr.--The Grccnvile 6. CD Noun
aineer that number OF letters have recently been alb
ace from the post office at Lauens Court house, some Of
which contained money. young man by the name OF r.
A. sauner suspected Of having committed the theft when
he was arrested and lodged in Jail at that place y stated
that number Of the missing letters found In hrs trunk,
having been broken open and nAed of their contens