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DEMOCRATS.
John Fairfield, Maine.
Levi Woodbury., New Hampshire.
G. G. Anterior, do do
John NJ. Niles, Connecticut.
John A. Dix, New York.
Danl. s. Dickinson, do
James Buchanan, Pennsylvania.
Daniel Sturgeon, do
Wm. H. Haywood, North Carolina.
Daniel L. Huger, South Carolina.
George McDufie, do do
w L. Colquitt, Georgia.
Dixon II. Lewis, Alabama.
A. P. Bagby, do
Robert J. Walker, Mississippi.
Jesse Speight, do
William Allen, Ohio.
d. r. Atchison, Missouri.
Thomas II. Benton, do
James Semple, Illinois.
Sydney Breesc, do.
Chester Ashley, Arkansas.
A. H. Sewer, do
Edward A. Hannegan, Indiana.
Lewis Cass, Michigan.
25 Democrats.
WHO'S.
George Evans, Maine.
Isaac c. Bates, Massachusetts.
Daniel Webster, do
]. +. Simmons, Rhode Island.
Albert G. Greene, do do
Thomas Clayton, Delaware.
John NJ. Clayton, do
Jas. A. Pearce, Maryland.
Revcrdv Johnson, do
William Upham, Vermont.
Samuel s.. Prentiss, do
]. w. Huntington, Connecticut.
j. W. Miller, New Jersey.
Wm. L. Dayton, do
William S. Archer, Virginia.
Willie P. Mangum, North Carolina.
John NJ. Berrien, Georgia.
Alex. Barrow, Louisiana.
Henry Johnson, do
Spencer Jarnagin, Tennessee.
]. Il. Morehead, Kentucky.
John J. Crittenden, do
Thomas Corwin, Ohio.
w, Woodbridge, Michigan.
"a Wings.
This makes it certain that the Democrats W
I've a majority of one in the Senate or the
of Mr.. Folks Observation-Disclosures
lree vacancies to be filled, one from each
le States of Virginia, Indiana and TennessC
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COMMERCE OF THE PRAIRIES, or the jouma
~ ola Santa Fe trader, dming eight expeditions a.
cross the great western Prairies, and Il residence o
nearly nine years in Northern Mexico. Illustrated
with maps and engravings, by Josiah Grey, 2 vols
IL mo. at a. l.. FRAZElSS,
november 10.
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UNTTED STATES SENATE.

Now that it is ascertained, beyond all doubt.
that there will be no election of United States
Senators for Virginia or Indiana, and that the
Tennessee Legislature will not meet before next
December, SO that the vacancies of Messrs
Rives, White and Foster cannot be filled, we are
enabled to speak positively as to the political
character of the United States Senate after the
18th Of Marchin The following are the names
of those who will compose the Senate after that
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DISHoP oNDERDONKS Trial; The Chinese, a
, golden story, by Charles Dickens; The siege d
Derry, by Charlotte Elizabeth; Japhet in search Of u
Father, by Capt. MagRtt; Snnpdragon, by Punch; BIZ
ography of John randolph Sketches of Irish charnc-
ter, by Mrs, SO. Hall; Harper's Bible, No, 49, lust To-
ceiyed and for sale at Ncw York prices.
feb. 26 A. H.. FRAZER.
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Mise YVebstCr Pnrdoned.

The Governor Of Kentucky has pardoncd
Della A. Webster, We are glad Of that
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%s*ANNoUNcEMENTs.-Our terms for announcing can
didates are 81 90, which must be paid in advance.
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Mr.. HARPER :-Sir: Plea announce through the
columns of your paper the name of David Hilbert, of
Office of Sheriff, at the ensuing fall election.
MANY VOTERS.
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DERIODICALS-Age, No. |. an improvement upon
Il Littell's Museum; Musical Library, No. 5; Ladies'
Magazines for June; Pictorial Gallery, no. 4--excel-
number; Blackwood for May, Jan be had of
juno 10. A. l.. FRAZER, G. p. Agent.
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ALL HALL!
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Fifteen Per Cent! from the prices of the old credit system.
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Nh. HARPER :-Str will please announce the
name of Ell Hill, as the peoples candidate for Consta-
BILE, and oblige MANY VoTERs OF CADIz TOWNSHIP.
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This makes it certain that the Democrats will
have a majority of one in the Senate on the in,
of Mr.. Folks MISUNDERSTANDING
three vacancies to be filled, one from each of
the States of Virginia, Indiana and Tennessee.
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Collection of Military Fines.

o. Galcs Oh, D4zy Ala. otAelo occupation sone
To the Editor Of The Tribune:
GESTLEMES-i beg leave 10 cal Jour attention 10 a
cen, decision Of the Supreme Court the subject ofthe
collection OF Miia Fines The subject ia of general
interest and the decision question may not have fallen
under your observation /, is vel known that the Mill
Fines il this city collected Tot by Constsbles but
By Marshals appointed BY the President of the Board
who have in instances become sufficiently notorious
by their peculiarly energetic manner in the performance
their functions b. the decision above referred TO- the
collection of these By any other than Constable
is pronounced Illegal and void You viii ind this decision
in the 7h vol Ill., of which the par; just out
az page 5I-the OF Hall rs. Jsckaway. The marg
ra of the is follows: warrant for the
collection of Military Fines imposed By reeimental
or battalion Court Martial be executed only by
Constable the power of Marshal in this respect having
been taken away By the Act OF May H. 1895" Agreesby
this view Act passed in lsia confirming theActs
OF Benjamin Sherman who had taken upon himself 10
execute these Marshal. No,withs standing
this explicit ruling of the Supreme Court am informed
that the arshals appointed by <he Court Martial are still
in the habi, OF evyng and collecting the fines imposed
By the Court and wish TO call public attention the
Illegally OF their proceedings and 10 the fact that under
this ruling OF the Supreme Court every fine collected by
officers IS Illegally coec ted and the officer is
treapasser and may be resisted the taking life
necessary. AID is furthermore liable 10 an action of
trespa-s az the suit OF every person SO aeGreved
SCRUTATOR.
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American Copper-lIines.

To the EGIt0T az Inc IFtOH'te-
am highly gratifed 10 learn tina, you are dis
posed 10 exert the influence OF the Press in awakng
public attention to the Copper-Mines of the United
States. The subject is OF great interest. which
has hitherto been quite disregarded or deemed OF no
importance. The correspondent Of the Boston Post
NAV be well informed in relation TO the Mines Of
Lake Superior, but his Information on the general
subec, must be very limited; he has overra.ed the
product Of Cornwall, which is only to per cent
The Mines OF Russia do not produce Copper beyond
the wants Of the nation. Germany is large i'm.
porter Of Copper from England: He is ignoran, of
The Mines of Cuba and Jamaica. The Mines of
Cuba produce nearly % per cent. OF the general
nrodrct of the World; and there are no Mines at
all in Jamaica which are worked. Public attention
in Boston is enlisted, and The writer in the Post is
very properly doing what he can 10 furnish informa-
ton on The subject
The Mines Of Lake Superior are in their infancy.
There is every reason 10 hope they will prove pro-
ductiyc. and If productive they will be highly
profitable. AS evidence of this adduce the results
Of single Mine in Cornwall, opened about year
since on which the entire outlay, before il became
profitable, was only 5000. The stock is now
selling at a valuation of THREE Millions Fire HIM
dred Thousand Dollars for the proper,y-7OO for
4. One of The Mines in Cuba, which has employed
capital of about $1,000 has in Tie last six years
diridcea profits to the amount Of sl,o44,l2o, and
have their Mines now in a highly prosperous con-
dition their capital entire, and now realizing
profits nj the same rate, and likely 10 continue
This is demonstration OF Inc prontao!eness OF pro-
dvctire Copper Mines
There are two serious objections TO the Mines of
Lake Superior which. however, may. be obviated
by time and caution. The terms on which they are
held from Government are very unreasonable, but il
is hoped the present session of Congress will not
pass without placing them in proper position
The leases are rdculously short and rents out of all
reason. nine years lease is too short to crafty
large expectations the benefits which are 10 accrue
TO competitors for the purchase al the end of the
term: and while the best Mines in Cornwall are
leased nj rent OF ) and per cent. of the gross pro-
duct of orc on 81 years lease, our Government
demands and 10 per cent. OF the gross product OF
metal with only nine years lease. The geo.
logical character Of the district is also quite
known, aud corresponds TO no previous Mining
knowledge in other parts OF the world The metal;
lie deposits are not ores proper, but in general
pure metal! they may-and hope will be-hishly
productive but prudence and caution are required
in the prosecution of The enterprise in a field
irely unique in most Of its characteristics. G.B.
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THE NEW YEAR.


NOW IS THE TINE TO Observation-Disclosures
Magazine OF Literature and Art for January lSio-
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CTFTs FoR TgE HOLIDAYS.

FSNHE PROPRIETOR !es9ectfny soics NE aIlenIon of
his Old aud the public in general 10 his speh
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soARFs, oRAvATs AND MUFFLERs

Received % Tie hst stsaIef,
7 TIE New-YoTk Cssh Tailoring and Genuemens
General Furnishing Establishment lS7 Broadway three
below the Franklin House. choice assortment OF
fancy articles for gennenens wear, comprising the
desirable of scas crsvs.s and enrYe
style ofriuf-rs Indispensable for gentlemen travelling
Also full of cloass and sacks
sisniy hand manufactured by The best ~otSen IN the
city. ard sole az reduced prices.
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OrylcE OF THE MERCANTILE Mutual INSURANCE Co.
NJ IS Walsl December 27lh, 1857
MEETING the Trustees, held Al Inc Office OF
a he company. or the Sd instant, JOSEPH WALKER
unanimously elected President in place OF Lewis Greg
siden to supply the vacancy occesoned b. The resignation
oJoseph HcNe By oTGer % me F,gs Secretary
MARINE INSURANCE on CARGO AND FREIsET ONLY
The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company No o. :" al,
its business 10 Marine insurance on re ana
New subscription notes, amounting to upward of Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars have been received ana a'
Their additions Gail; being made 10 The assets
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Geo. Hastings, Shss u Cafieson' Leols'I u 49,
Hsr,v lesson Daniel G. Hanald, ;. +. Jenkins
6. D. Phelps i josef WALKER, President
LEWIS GREGORY, Vice President
ELLwoop WALTER Secretary. aoo I'm
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- c,bt;ne.st corner OF OAkst-J. 8. respectfully IN
20 la and The public thai he continues TO keep
49, --oni assoT,nerI OF Cutlery. Britannia ware Tea
Trays PLAN ard Japanned Tn ware Iron ware Woo aud
Willow ware Btrd Cages Brools Brushes ai ais &c &c
which he will sell low for CASH = -. -
in great variety constantly on haad src
made 10 order for the Trade 20 S-uS - -
-, - =. GEO. II. WILLIAMS.
-, q Esxcfs,n2-rlEr-
INSURANCE COMPANIES Sale OF dsmaged Boots
land Shoes li2 Chaihan-s. directly opposite ChaNain
Theatre. The Store IL remain open until oia ms ior he
sale OF Boots snd Shoes damaged by FIRE Wears se
lag goods gtvery oF prces Mems coarse boo II .
pair such calf sewed Boots so gents Gsiier 81 .
ladies' Cater 81 L ladies' ane French 8uskla os and al
articles In Ihe line 81 tbs sboTo low price,. sse lw
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Also full assortment coats cloass and sacks
siauily on hand manufactured by woyken IN the
'-i rs ISL istt '''- % 'N-N>- j C BOOTH co
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
WM. 7. JENNINGS co. Drapers and Tsiors, I'm
w porters of Cloths AID Cassineres vestngs, Se 81
Broadway American HOTEL opposite he Fountain are In
receipt Of extensive OF goods for Fall and
Winter wear comprising French snd English Cloths for
Dress Erock Coats In ofsyles
SIX, Satin, Merino ard Velvet Nesungs, billed Cloths
TO order through The aid of ecien, corps OF cutter,
can be found IN he country an essenna poini IN me
srye and character OF our garments such satisfy The
discriminating that views OF cheapness are not based
on The production OF any ether than hrst rate garments
such A have sustained our system OF small pross quick
returns and prompted the solicitation OF call from those
would really effect saving Of tho extra per eanage
levied under The credit sy steJ-
The sttenr,on directed 10 the Psntaoons department must
continue o5er Inducements TO aose Vno appreciate NJ
In sjdop 10 he Usual assortment OF goods kept by The
trade always hard ready made Dress anc fIoek
Goats pautsloons Vests anSwer the requirements o.
those who, OF may require arst sIe rul
Also Fancy Dress Articles in CREST vs,iey Ssrs c[svs-
Drawers Linen sri Muslin Shirts, Collars &c NC SIS
NEW Y0Rh CASH TAILORING; Establish
49, Broadway thTee doors below the rrsnsun
House The subscribers would chll Lns acnuon VI lneu
public yery large and well selected
assortment OF Fall and Winter Goods. Embracing all The
latest styles Of French and English Peo Cloths Tor wnlsf
garments SLACK ard fa1cy Souieans elastic Cassnees OF
entire patterns; rich Syes OF SILKS cashmere
Velvet Ses;ings suab. for the coming SEASON All of
which viii be mse order few hours noice. Sn5 In
the same superior style for which the establishment has
been 50 long celebrated
Employing In cutting department the best talent In The
city do rot hesitate 10 challenge comparison with any
In uont of STYLE elegance and workmanship A, the
time our prices will convince the skepdcs, that Graf
rate garments he furnished very reduced rates for
cash We wond also call attention 10 the Fancy oepars.
urnt connected with the establishment where be found
every article requisite complete gentleman wardrobe
of the and richest materials selected oy our agents
in the Paris and London markets. Also Al assortment OF
ready made Dress Frock Goats and winter sarnens o!
every description the accommodation Of iose requiring
articles of dress for immediate. - 80
% istf j. &. booih " CO.
SACK PELTO COATS AND CLoAkS-Sell-
- ing of small advance from cost The suosciie's
wshivr To close their stock Winter garments. are dis.
offer such inducements Ia purchasers ~ cihnot d
Of ecurug rapid sales for themselves and giving 10 her
customers the oh bers ann other Sords they
are determined close their large STOCK OF sacA ma over
coats before OF January. Cal. and examine for your
400 ifs j. c. BOOTH " SON.