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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-25
BOOTS AND SHOES
By THE PACKAGE OR Dc
Tn C0uniyy Merchants.

re Country .HeTchdhts
I d. HOOVER, No. Il, Main street, lev
j doors East of Kent, Kendall X Alwae;
and Wadsworh, Turner & Co, sollcils NE
attention OF merchants visiting Richmond i.
their supplies Of Boots, Shoes and Trurs,
10 his extensive sleek OF those articles, 10.
imported direct from the best Northern m,r
utactories, consisting Of every style in use, WIG.
he is selling on the same terms 10 be had al IL,
North or elsewhere, for cash, city accepiances !
approved notes.
Boots and Shoes BY the package or dozen
Trunks by the nest or single size
Backing BY the gross
Brushes By The dozen
Country merchants would consult their isers.
by examining my stock before purchasing, as
snail offer lnducemenl to purchase.
J. d. HOOVER,
No. IL Main Street, South sd.
Anil 35-3m
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CUTLERY,

TINE undersigned, having disposed Of his Cut
| lerv Tools 10 Mr. S. SUTHERLAND, begs
10 request those who paronized him, 10 extend their
iavors 10 Mr.. Sutherland, who has in his employ
menl workmen every way qualified 10 mannac-
ture any article that may be wanted BY Sur
geons, Dentists, and others.
Anil % BENJ F. KERN.
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Commission Business.

TIME undersigned gives his nd,r,dod allenib.
i 10 general Commission Business in ihs
city. and especially 10 the sale OF Tobacco, Flour
Wheat, Corn, &c, &c.-He is prepared 10 mas,
liberal advances on all consianmenfs.
BERNARD PEITON,
April 25-cW4W Basin Bank
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DANIEL II. LONDON

OFFERS for sale large and fresh assortment
" OF Foreign and Domestic Goods, 10 which he
invites the attention otthoSe who desire Goods By
the piece Asthe season is far advanced reru great
reductions will be submitted 10 in the prices of
all kinds Of Summer Goods. The city retailers
will find in his Stock
Several cases Of white and plaid Cambricks,
al prices current in New York Qhese goods are
of my own importation and will be sold cheap -
Several cases gard wide Lawns, OF the latest
STYLES which have been made me- and so stamped
on the cards; in them great reduction will also
b. made.
Four STYLES Of Ginehams, viz: Silk, Earls,on,
Searsu.ker and Domestic, f3r Ladies Dresses; in
these goods great bargains will be offered.
Vesnss Of all kinds for summer wear. In
these goods, which are ofthis Springs imporla
ton are all grades, from the coarScs, 10 the very
best coorcd and white Marsailles.
Irish Linens from - els. 10 the finest Those
who wish these goods, either for their own use or
10 sell again, Will find very desirable kinds.
Summer styles of Light, Black, Imitation
French Cloths, made in England, as well as the
genuine Article Of French Cloth or Cassimeres;
and also fancy, French, English and American
Cassimeres, Gambroons and Camelteens, Couon-
AIDES, Linen Drills &C., &c.
Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Laces, and Buttons Of
all grades Cap Nets Silk Milts, Cambrck
HSls., halt Hose, brown and white; Silk Gloves
for ladies and gentlemen
Lieh, ground Calicocs Of all qualities, some
yeIy handsome and fine.
Black Hoskn and Goa,skin Gloves ior gentle
men, as well as Chamois lined and English Buck
Gloves.
Crash, Tow Linens Of all kinds, heavy Brown
Linen OznaburgS, Russia Sheeings, Paper Cam
brio, and white Nalteen.
1900 lbs. black, all colored aud Whitley brown
Threads unusually low, Of first rate quality.
Spool Couons, both white and colored, on metal
and wood spoulS. April %
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News FROM TExAs-We learn that General
Houston has at last openly declared himself
against annexation. We have been long ex-
pecling this consequently we are no, disappoinl-
ed in the slightest possible degree. We are hap
py in the belief, however that he does not possess
sufficient influence 10 lhwan this great national
measure.
Our readers may expect some startling deve-
lopmen,s with regard 10 British policy and Br-
fish intrigue in short time We cannot, at pre-
seni, tell all we know about the matter. II is a
glorious consolation 10 know that we have Pre-
sident who is equal 10 any emergency that may
arise II Madis0M7an.
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TO READERS AND ADVERTISERS.

~ The large space occupied by our anVerlis
;nS natrons. cuts down, in to-days paper, our usu
al quantity OF reading mailer, and excludes seve-
raj articles already in type for publication. we
take this occasion 10 thank our friends tor Inc IN
creasin. patronage extended TO US, and 10 request
that advertisers will hand in their tavors as early
in The day as possible. The large edition which
we circulate, (perhaps much larger than any other
paper South OF The Potomac0 and the necessity
of securing the mails require that our paper
sbould 20 10 press al an early hour.
r ICORICE.-20 cases Mass Licorice-for
| 4 sale by EDMOND g. DAVENPORT.
April %
TERRINGS.-373 barrels North Carolina cut
II Herrings, OF superior quality, for sale on
inc A D1ie a5 50'1 JNo. woMBLE.
TURPIN'S OFFICE.-Drawing OF New Jer-
sew Lottery, No 81, April d:
6l IL III rs 81 60 35 SO 81 81 5.
Ticket, Nos. IL So -, a Prize of $50 dollars,
sold and paid BY IuRplN.
April 25
TTOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE = Drawing of
II Leeshurs Lottery, Class 10
% 70 II Dc 10 % IL 80 A 80 ~
Alexandria, Extra, Glass 95:
New Jersey, Glass No. 81
6i IL Al 73 81 GO 33 SO "a 81 ..
Drawing Of a small Lottery received By one
o'clock. Capital: 1000 dollars. Tickets dol
lar; shares In proportion. Sales close al hall past
IL o'clock.
1900 dollars Capital for this evening. Tick
60 '''' HoYTs OFFICE,
April 25 No. 3, Exchange.
DASH SALE OF Landry virtue OF
" decree of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chanccry for Cumberland county, prononn-
ced on The 29lh March, 1916, atlhe suit tJohn w.
Nash against Hezekiah Ford, administrator OF
George Carson, decd, and others, will proceed
10 sell, for cash, on the premises, on "Wednesday
The 18th day of May next, il fair, if not, The next
fair day thereafter, tract OF land OF the estate OF
said George Carson, deed, supposed 10 contain lao
acres-lyins one mile below Cumberland Court
house, on the Stage road leading from Cumber-
land Courthouse 10 Richmond; or SO much OF
said trace, as will raise The sum of about 330 dol
lars. IlEZEKIAH FORD,
April a5-clm Commissioner.
RI, RUSSELL BlGGER'S OFFICE Draw
i ing ofthe Pokomokc River Lottery, No. so
= 10 As s IS &C Is So 81 A. % "a IS.
Whole Ticket, Nos. % 45 "a, small prize OF
s3OO--share Ticket, Nos. 5 AZ G6, sill another
Capital, both sold and paid BY -
4. z. BIGGER.
5000 Dollars Capital
Drawing received b. lo-day's (Fridav) mail.
Capitals 10000, 5000, 1000, 1000, ,23l 200,
sc, &c. 7S Nos, l3 ballots. Tickets - 50,
havcsl %, quarters GO.
s.r Packages on liberal terms.
T. RUSSELL BIGGER,
April % Opposite Eagle Ruins.
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LAST Likeness or Gen. JAcksoS.-Mr. An:ho-
ny, the celebrated Dasuerreoiypist visited The
Hermitage on Tuesday last, and took a minia-
,urc likeness Of Gen. Jackson. which could not
b., excellcd for its accuracy. The health Of the
Old Hero is quite feeble, and in all probability
this is The last likeness which will be TAKEN
The painting Of Mr. Dodge and The dagneueo
type of Mr. Anthony will preserve and perpelu-
ale the features Of his face with absolute correct
ness.-I Nashville Uaion, ApyHl7
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Tne VaND4LiA's SIcK-We learn that two Of
the sick in the Naval Hospital died on Monday.
They were OF those who were attacked with the
disease after the ship came in from sea, and be-
fore she came up 10 Craney Island. There are
five or six persons whose recovery is doubtful il
not hopeless. No new cases of the fever have
occurred since the ship has been in port; but We
regret 10 learn that some few Of the healthy, as
well as OF The convaescen, of the fever, have been
attacked with the dysentey-a legacy which Thai
diretul scourge very often entails upon those pa
lients who are so fortunate 10 survive its attacks
fNMfnlk Herald dpril %
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r ICORICE.-20 cases Mass Lcorice-tol
sale by EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
mil %
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TERRINGS.-373 barrels North Carolina cut
II Herrings, OF superior quality, for sale on
the Dock to-day. Call soon.
a mil IS JNO. WOM6Lc..
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H7URPIN'S OFFICE.-Drawing OF New Jer-
sey Lottery, No. 81, April 81:
6l IL IL rs 81 60 35 SO 81 81 5.
Ticket, Nos. II SO -, Prize Of lSo dollars
sold and paid BY IURPlN.
April 25
The New York herald., 1845-02-27
MONEY MARKET.
"Wednesday, Feb. 26-6 r. m,

The anticipated passage Of the Texas resolution
trough the Senate continues to exert an unfavorabe
nnence upon all kinds OF Stocks and quotations ses
my ueclnng The sales to-day were not very large bu
prices ars below those current estsrday. Stonngto
tsli on per cent; Norwich and Worcester, II; Fri
haiiroai, t hsading 4; Morris Canal I; Long Island
Farmers Loan /; Illinois. Is Ohio 6s, I; Canton,
pennsyvania os and East Blton CLOSED frm at yeste
We cannot look for any Improvement, or sny ST
sility in prices until if.er the adjournment OF Coz
yress and should the Senate with the House
Wall street an has been known for years Quotato,
for many stock range high and much above Ii
actual value OF the investments, that there is large
gin for a decline.
The Texas question should not have the slighte
effect upon stocks, particularly upon fancies. ii
actual value Of which is Of so little consequence
tar as market prices Is concerned. But all these pu
lie all these political plans do and nvariab
will influence, way the other quotations for stock
and those who shrewd enough to step in and take
vantage Of the pancs produced ty these turns upon D
htica questions. invariably make money. requires
great deal Of nerve end judgment to take hold a such
time but those who 10 seldom fail in making small 10
tunes When speculation runs high and Quotations A.
daily advancing from to two per cent all anxio
to take hold and 60 into deep their capitals will
mtand eagerly purchaseunder the excitement risin
market usually produces-stocks at prices ten to te
per cent higher than those ruling before the speculation
commenced We sho1ld not be surorsed to see, hut q
the contrary anticipate very great rise in stocks aft
the adjournment of Congress and the settlement of Il
the political questions that have been agisted for
past three months. If the Texas and Oregon bill
re not disposed Of this session. they will be at rest
Congress meets again in December next and in the
timeithee must be an improvement in all departments
business.
Friday being packet day for the steamer leaving Bel
ton for Liverpool Saturday. the inst there has be
demand for foreign exchange We quote bills on Lo
don at l0ss 10; Paris 81 rs ST. 2sai Amsterdam, 4O
40t; Hamburg, S55 35a; Bremen, 79 79}. A moders
amount Of business has already been done, and from
demand existing should judge remittances to lar
amount, would be made by the steamer.
The Canal Commissioners Of Pennsy vania have det,
mined open the State Canals for navigation on the 10
of next month.
The bill authorising the Baltimore and Ohio Railro
Co. to construct their road through Pennsy vana frs
Cumberland to Pittsbnrg Low before the State Sena
and meets with considerable opposition.
The monthly reports made by the Banks Of Ohio to
Auditor Of the State show but very little variation
the aggregate movements It will be seen by tho aunt
ed table that for the past two years their operate
have been very uniform.
The New York herald., 1845-02-27
TheatrlcaIs, &C.

The Misses Bronson, assisted by Master G Benkert
Rave Concert In Carusi's Saloon, Washington, on
Tuesday evening, which was well attended.
Mrs. Penson and Mrs Lewis are proving very attrac
tive at the Hamburg Theatre.
Mr.. Hopkins manager and proprietor ofthe Mensgerie
at present exhibiting in New Orleans had his trunk sto
lem containing upwards Of $1,000 by Of the colored
in the establishment where he boarded. 1t was
shortly after recovered with all the property and the THE
arrested.
Mr.. Anderson had bumper benefit at the st. Charles
theatre, New Orleans, on the 18th inst.
There is floating in Boston that the large lot
of land on Howard street, now occupied by the Taber
naee purchased few days aince for the theatre
Mr. Hackett arrived in Paris, and shortly afterwards
returned to London.
Mr. Forrest has returned to London from Paris.
Mr. Booth has been reengsged at the National theatre
Cincinnati
The New York herald., 1845-02-27

BRITISH IrTRTGUE.-It is really amusing to see
the efforts, which some Of our contemporaries are
making 10 convince the world, that the intelligence
which we communicated respecting the astounding
discovery OF the intrlgues between Great Britain
and Santa Anna relative 10 the CALIFORNIA;, was all
fable. The poor, envious and imbecile creatures,
are wrigsling, and putting and blowing, and shout
ing out as loudly as their weak lungs will permit,
that the story about the papers found in the pos-
session OF Santa Anna, disclosing the designs and
intrisues o Great Britain, is all false" false"-
!" false" Some OF the scrbbers at Washington,
arc circulating statement to the effect, that Mr..
Pakenham has pronunced the whole to be a fabrl-
cation, This Is indeed rich. II is exceedingly
likely that the British Minister Mt Washington
comsiits himself by any such stutemenis one way
or the other. He knows something about the duty
and dignity of diplomatic agent and is not exact
y, we rnust say, the man to forget either
The information communicated by our cores.
Pondent was perfectly authentic, and the facts are
now in the possession OF the State Department.
In due time, the public will be fully informed Of
the whole matter, from an official source.
The New York herald., 1845-02-27
City Intelligence.


FRE-About ten O'Clock last evening, was discover
ed that the steamboat moored at wharf No. 20
At the foot Of Duane stres was on fire in the engine
The bells immediately struck out, and in lev
minutes engines sufficient were the spot to swamp the
vessel and by the prompt and energetic exerons Of
those who accompanied them the hre % was confined to
any other part of the vessel Hsw the Are originated
not able 10 learn The vessel had but few mi
nutes before reached the wharf from New jersey.
Police Omce..-wsdnesday -PIcxrro A PocxEr-
As Mr.. Sheldon Bassett. of Pennin ghsm Connecticut
passing along Pearl street by Pine, with couple OF
friends he ie person nibbliDg at his coat TAIL and
containing about s9s dollars in bank bills and several
of hand and other papers, had distracted He
could one behind him. but asmsrty dressed gen
teman wslking bsore, and he pursued and or
rested by Mr. B. and his friends. He loudly protested
that he gentleman, and would not be insulted but
Of Mr. B.s friends unbotoned his vest, and Mr. B Is
pocket book dropped out from under the gcnemans vest
fIe then taken to the police Office, where lie wss
identified a. Charles Davis, notorious pckpocke and
he was fully committed
An OWEN WANTED ron $i50-An owner is wanted q,
$50 in small bills which taken abou, three weeks
since from black She says that she found II IN
Walker street but there every to believe tha,
she stole IT, Application must be made to sidney H.
stewart, at the lower police office
Upper Police e-SrABBrNe-Ncboas schaFer was
arrested yesterday, for sabbng named Jacob Ke
fer on Monday night with knife in the back. X. had
been the porter house of s. with some friends and
after the departure Of the friends elected him and stab
bed him in the back. He was held to bail.
ESCAPED coNyIcrs-Last night three convicts escaped
from the penentary, in OF the boats belonging TO
the establishment, and were retaken this morning py
r. williamson
COroncr's once. -FovNp DRowrRD.-The coroner
called to hold am inquest to-day upon the body Of
man named Keith about 2S years Of sge, citzsn Of
The coroner wes also called TO hold an inquest upon
tho body of woman named Reynolds, who died at No.
% Cherry street, from the effects Of ntemperanoe
The New York herald., 1845-02-27

FFIuC6 LInntH0u BOtHnIC OHrOcn NnU Nur~
series ushing L. L. New York The and unrival-
ed descriptive catalogues of this (3h edition
which have cos. $500 this great and select col
Splendid Dahlias Bubous flower
and Seeds with prices greatly reduced and directions for their
errors in the Catalogues II Others are set right these which
scientific Horeultursts have that
has appeared in coanty II also be obtained %
Pine street.
Orders per mail will be with despatch and
superior style, and forw arded as divected.
WILLIAM r. PRINCE & co.
The New York herald., 1845-02-27
Court Calendar-This Day.
COMMON PLEAs-Nos AZ, 81, %, 6, 13 Ia, lS, 80, 81
q

PENNSYLVANIA CANAL letter from Harrisburg,
under date of 22d inst says that the Canal Com
nisoners have determined to let the water into the
Pennsylvania Canals the 10th Of March, possible,
sooner. as to commence navigation that day We
presume that the Tide Water Canal will be made ready
for the opening of its navigation on the same day.
The New York herald., 1845-02-27

THE times OF AMERICA" BECOMING SENTI-
MENTAL Yesterday the Times of America" " re-
tailed nearly column Of amusing twaddle about
Wall street by Moonlight" Which Of the &C.,
lones' has become sentimental /? The twaddle
had all the incoherency Of the one, and all the hy-
perbole of the other AT all events, whoever the
writer, he appears to have indeed fully owned the
influence OF that queeny orb, who, it is credibly
affirmed,
Der moist and crazy brains,
The New York herald., 1845-02-27

INAUGURATION FESTIVITIES. Great preparation Q
are making to celebrate the Inauguration Of Mr.
Folk In this city. Amongst other festivities mag
lhcent fets at the Tivoli Saloon, under very res.
pecIabie management, is in preparation
The New York herald., 1845-02-27
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, Mt hi
only agency Ct Walker street, first door from Broadway


"A remedy for asthma coughs Of long connu ancc diff
Guilty beaihng bleeding the lu1gs bronchitis and Incl
pient consumption Such ndispuably the fact
fcues co stanty coming in will show Tn. Of this
any Of The above diseases will DO we'll trial OF il in
time Delays dangerous this the
an hour II You wish health For sale log
Nassau street. door above Ann and Mrs. Hays Full
tor ST., Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1845-02-27
"O'er moist and crazy brains,
ln high spring tides at midnight reigns."

JonN JONES AND MosEs Y BEAcH.-John Jones,
OF the Madisomia~, in the last agonies OF dlssolu-
ton, appears 10 have fairly fastened himself on the
respectable Moses Y Beach. and is still harping
away about the wicked inslnuations against Mr..
Tyler, which that OILY old penny a!iner, M. M
Noah, put forth in the paper published by the emi
nent fioancier. Turn over, poor John Jones, and
die decenty
The New York herald., 1845-02-27
Personal Movements.

Mr. Robert owen delivering lectures in Washington,
explanatory Of entirely and highly superior state
Of human existence in principle and practice.
Messrs Henry and Keevil were delivering lectures in
Macon, Ga. on the Goth mat.
Mr.. Pickett, of New Orleans, nominated Friday,
to the Senate Consul at Havre In place of Mr. Boards
ley, who will return home with very handsome pro-
perty Mr.. Pickett, il is thought, will be confirmed
Mr.. Henry Clay has consented to become honorary
member of the Henry Clay Institute Of Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1845-02-27

Lectures on shalspeare.-Mr. Hudson Will
lecture again the the Classic and Roman
Drams and Shakspeares Mind the Society Library
Rooms this evening, Thursday, at ~ O'Clock.
Admttance so cents Gentlemen with ladies ST. taken
the doors
The New York herald., 1845-02-27

CONSUL AT HAvRK-It is rumored that MI Bees
ley, the American Cousul at Havre for the last
twenty years, has been removed by Mr. Tyler
The New York herald., 1845-02-27
Dailey's Magical Pain Extractor, at ~
Courtandt street, at half price, warranted genuine.


Comstock's Extract of Sarsaparilla.-A
certain cure for TIE foilowin complaints
thron G Nhenmasm. Biln tr m an impare state OF
General Debility, the H. dv. -
CutaLeous diseases, liberation OF the Threat,
Scay kIuptioni OF the Skin, Pains Of the Bones,
Pmples aud Pusu'es -. =,
All diseases ar,sin o impure of the blood,
posu'es imprudeoces life excessive use oi mercury
This cerbftrd medicine is prepared IN the most approved
low Price, That all ahJrd to use -yz so cents
bottle or "a bottles Others that sell
al ths price Of dollar bottle be found
only Courtlandt Ell; 80 Poyds street New Orleans
50 Second street. ST. Louis: 10 fremont Row. Boston,
Reaches and Bed Bugs.-At the opening or
,he spvus OF weather. Bed and
ockroaches usually commence their dpredatons all
families rely IL, IL they single botle OF
Roach Baue that they will be troubled with
these poxious vermn during the coming Whenever
the are the most abundant, its effects the
maze manifestt destroys by the thousand Sold only at 81
Courtlandt street Price Is and so cents. ~
Medical NOtice--tChs Advertisements Of the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established f
the Suppression Of Quaekery in the of all aeases Will
papef. w. S. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
Office and ConaunR Rooms Of the College a5 Nassau stree
All Phsisdelphia suDscrlpthons to ths
IensLp mus. be paid the agents Iieher Co, Ledge
Buildings, Third street Chestnut where single copie,
may also be obtained daily at io'clock ,,,
~ All the and cheap Publications for sale at their
tablishment wholesale and retail
l With the exception Of one the HERALD is read
much perhaps, in Philadelphia any Published in
that city nHording valuable medium advertisers Adv
treen handed TO the agents half past O'Clock will APP
pear in the Herald next day, Miy
The New York herald., 1845-02-27

NORTHERN Mail. his mail will hereafter close
IN this city at o'clock in the afternoon.
The New York herald., 1845-02-27
The INDEPENDENCE GUARDS gave very elegan
ball and supper at Niblo's last night.

PARK THKATRK-Never did the histrionic stars OF
the greatest magnitude draw such crowded houses
within the walls of sold Dury," as General
Welch and his talented company Of Equestrians
does at the present time. Go and see-they are
well-worth visiting.
The New York herald., 1845-02-27

See COmstOck's q Co.'S Advertisement In
another column of this paper.
The New York herald., 1845-02-27

G0uraud's P0udre subtitle, for cradle ating
hair from any part Of the human frame His Italian Soap
curing all skin blemi.hes and dscoloraons His Liquid We
gstabls Rouge His BLANC p'Espsgne Spanish White H
genuine only the original depot Ct Walker street.
| FROM Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-02-27

There are but eight banks in Ohio, having a capital
S2349 460the total assets Of which amount SIS
In May, 1887. there thirty three Banks in Ohio
ing capital of $40 $40 0so. The loans and discounts
these banks at that time amounted to $40 sos 662.
annex comparative statement fthe banking moveme
in Ohio for two periods
The New York herald., 1845-02-27

The CLIouEs The Morning News still continues
its attacks upon the Collector and the patriotic
officials of the Custom House. Yesterday it made
quite an elaborate effort to convict Mr.. Van Ness
of grieyious offences against truth and democracy
but it rather failed. The truth lie, that the Ides
of March approach. the quarrelling and squabbline
amongst the democracy here increase with fright
ful rapidIty. The contest between the wings and
locofocos was not marked by SO much malignty,
bitterness, and ihveterate hate is the struggle
between the various ciq<s of the democratic party
in this city. The Evening Post is openly denounced
in the United States Senate, as not entitled TO the
confidence of the party-he Morning Neps is the
organ OF the mere fag-end of faction. and the
Plebidn is in the hands Of another. When is all
this to end