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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21
Rights Of womcn-Endor,emcn,..

The Governor OF Missouri IN his late Message
made one admirable suggestion which We trust viii
meet with general favor. 1t is tina, SRaii &c
a!IcSed To endorse ayobeys ote 'esost Tie eossest
Of las eift, OF rather that 10 endorsement, without
such oonsen, shall be valid. The Gover,lo. well
says;
An evil of sea, magnitude exists IN on. coau,ry &c
cQrs which suitable remedy has been looked Tor in
vain The evil su6ed 10 IS the practice OF endorsing
and becoming security il private transactions II sn
is bound TO sell his real Tor price ard 10 re-
csve the full vsius in hsri money paid down the law
sui requires the consen, and signature OF his wife before
she esn be dves.cd Of her interest ir il The wisdom OF
this law hss seldom been doubted. ]: might De well
then before a ran. in ccuvivisl moment or when
overcome By the p.rsuasons OF an nprudsns Trend,
deceived By the false representations OF bad man puts
his whole ests.e,he earnings of !oas sad laortoGs
hie and oil much toll and esreiE jeopardy OF the law,
10 REQUIRE him 81 least 10 cei the consent and signature
OF bis wife Ii she is 70 be reduced 10 po-cvy may
bc well to L, her know !; in advance and 10 'e Ger
eoascni To This nigh; remedy the eys! 10 sos'e eS
scnS by adding little ie, rctecs1on ais eAatoa
% al such transactions, without preventing much Of 'fs
soa nsai.ns from tbs practice Experience ass shown
'1's ae vic Is soed adviser and sale counselor.
Nj Polk OF tue Missouri Senate has introduced
bill framed in accordance with this suggestion We
trust one OF the VIII scon be before every
Legislature in lbs unioa.
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MIR. Walker Pnzzlcd-Loco-Foco TriciSery in
The House.
WASHINGTON. Dec.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 Isle.
understand that Mr. WALKER is sorely puzzled
about the receipts al the Custom Houses The last
accounts bring returns showing the amount to be-
for the last two three days. less than quarter
of what was expected. The oious Sub Treasury
law will 60 into operation in its important feature
few days aud unless i, ne repealed before that pc
rod you may expect TO hard times, both for
the Government aud the people.
In my letter published in yester days TribgrG re
terred 10 a custom general in the House pracsed
by Loco Focoisu. Some Loco Eoco is is usually in the
Chair, when the House ia in Committee OF the Whole
In the excitement OF debate there sometimes twenty
or thirty members the floor shouting and scsturing
10 catch the Speakers eye and II too frequently
happen. that II any Wing whose not sustain
I'd by the party up he gets the floor in preference
some truer eNponen; OF principles, Il small
piece OF demasosueism is to he exhibited the proper
person from their ranks is selected though proper
~ entitled 10 the floor IT. for instance debate arises
on question involving slavery the door is given rather
Mr. GpDINGS whose views not recognised by the
whole Wig party hst his opinions may be quoted
Wing doctrine in the South. IL used also 10 NC the
case that any speech which could be answered by
southern Loco Fccos. WAS handed over TO Nr. McCoN
Tor general remark and not Tor the debate then exist
ing Into no hsnds could the OF the Wig party
have better iallcn than into those OF GAKKT DAVIS
{. ScHENck, X c. WINTHROP and NJ. 7. GENTRY. The
fearless irarkness OF DAVIS. the unelusle Psrlamen
;ary skill snd elcquencc o ScHENcK the lofty snd in
FASHIONED oratoIy Of WINTHROP and the powerful and
burning denUnciaocs executive usprpation OF GEN
rsY insure the safety o. Wing principles their hands
While rejoice therefore. in opportunity do them
Justice shall fail noiice any specsl marks OF
vorts.n In the presiding cheer. and eAr shall have
too mary opportunities OF doing SO. kicEiEItEu.
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Rnmor Of Pence-Pay OF the Army-Lnnd
Qucstion.
Correspondence OF The Tribune


WASHINGTON, Dec Il 1886.
Some people who speak very knowingly say that
we are going to have Peace with Mexico shortly
There is certainly very little prospect Of i; in the
public state of affairs. What there may be in pri.
,ate | will not undertake to say. remember that
when the Administration md It's friends clustered
most loudly on SIC iO they knew very well they were
going TO surrender all above 499 and something below
that We must wait for the movements OF this mystic.
rious Administration
In the House to-day, Mr.. BOYD OF Ky. introduced a
bill increase the pay OF our army. believe ii pro
poses only TO allow dollars month additional the
present pay. With all due Difference Mr.. BoVD. /
think this is inadequate. why this is only allowing
about one days pay ola member OF Congress q soldier
for month while in my opinion the services rendered
to the United States by any common soldier nj Palu Alto
Monterey worth more than the scrviccs of ten
Loco Focos in Congress for awholc year Yet these
men pretend TO 20 for Democratic Equality think
the doubling of the pay of the soldiers would be
much at present, and during the Mr. BOYD also
proposed to give each who served during the war
100 acres of land.
An interesting debate sprung up upon bill to sell Ger
tain lands in the county OF Wyandoto in Ohio /, is
said that this bill for the benefit OF lot OF speculs
tors who hope make their fortunes by getting hold
OF this land reduced price while it has increased in
value BY the erection of Wyandotte rs n new county
with its county seat the construction Of railroad
connecting the Ohio with Lake Erie &c. &c |, will be
worth while to overhaul this business some time.
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Thing. In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


PHrLApE1FIIIA Dec. -
AS the commercial letters. per the Cambria 20
our merchant. did not arrive unn Tire week; business
was about closing, Icsnnot safe bow ,5e levs nl
cnced market particular terms =en-fa!iJ aad
fevorsbls sffec;
Hon Andrew Stevar has declined to be brought
before the Wing Convention OF TINS state toI 'osrnor
lie would nave made this announcement Al inc dinner
rendered hun by the Young WniEs oi Fni4fephia mad
hi= leisure allowed an 70 meet them out Nc -eS no"
addressed letter that cec: - nc tiitoT ~ Tue mar
risburc Telegraph There Is minority Of delegates al
ready elected 20 the CoDventun favorable 20 the rom
nation Of Gen Jl~Fs lawn Of Center, and tnlnk X
probable all III. opponent. viii decline ana leave MIN an
unanimous nomination on hr.i ballot lie WIN sweep
the state as completely did the Wig Candidate FOR
Cana Commissioner.
William c. Tobev Esq. well known as the
John OF YORK o. Philadelphia correspondence has
been attached the Gusrernasters Department OF the
Pennsylvania Regiment sli has LETT for NsSco He "a
young Democrat who has stcadfasty adhered 10 Penn
=yly interests and uo5ly denounced the Folk and
Kane fraud when the head Of the spirit oi the mes
during Nr Du Sol!e- absence in Europe de nas many
friends IN our state who wish him all success
The State Treasurer announces that IN the lst
inst there balance in the Treasury OF S5-9'- ID
and the OF $4,000 IN outstanding taxes 80 that
the assurance J gave you few days since % the paJ
meHt OF the debt interest is confirmed
The snow-storm Of W sdnesday and Thursday
was extremely disastrous the Cspes OF Delaware
and Just beginning 10 receive accounts oil wFecSi
fortunately attended a. get with no loss OF ne
The British brig Ocean Queen from the w est
indies for YOUR City 10 ballast driven hlsh and dry
on the beach. Whether vessel or cargo Will be saved
have not learned.
The brc Chatahuchee for Boston Is also ashore, she
was loaded with coal and msy be cot a.
Tho Edward Adams shore and bil-cd will DC
total loss her cargo Of coal will be saved.
The schr Elizabeth hence for Nantucket parted her
chains went ashore above the Mole at our Reachwaer
and has gone 70 pieces
The captain and crew OF the schr rauxen supposed
to have been lost succeeded reaching shore safely
The brig Pennsylvania ,or Newly Is al tue anchor
age leaking badly, with both masts cut AVA? She VIII
return here to rent.
The schr Caroline, for Providence, is also ashore
with both masts gone butmay be repaired at Le"es
SALES OF SrscKs First Board B ank Pa rs.
! do do a6s do DO 26S; $1,000 City IS any year az
$1,000 City So any year 81 o. Susquehn Canal 30
Harrisburg S. - 30 Reading b5 81 .ifter Ftrsi Board
100 State IS So Sscond Bod-d-iFar & Mech Bk 10 ,
. Commercial Bk 5ol - TX Bk Fit s. 30 do do s.
40 liter SecoHd Bopd-l0 Schylk Nv 81! 5000 State
Sc a. Commercial Bk 81 $1,000 state Sc 69i $1,000
- 69:
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DIED
,he sOth mt ALIEN pAKkER

On Sunday morning the SOth ,ns, ALLEN FARMER
ESQ IN the 57,h GEAR oi his sgc.
His friends sEi acquaintance ana sl.o thosc Of h
sons in law : Cock, and L VI Jenny respectfully
invited 20 attend his tuncysl troIn hs LATE residence Ne
II Fl, 81, on Wednesday the sd inst o'clock VIII
ont farther notice HIS remains viii e7 tsAsp 10 hs
family vaul; IN WILLIAMSBURG GlSt
Doc l. Al the residence OF her brother; nlSw Nr
Chsrles Davis SARAH relict OF Encch Reynoits ESQ
oil Washington u. G. sscd 80 yesrs and IL dsys
The remains viii De taken 20 Washington this moyninr
On the night Of the 18th inst c consumption, JACOB
J. TREMFER. se.d 81 years and months. son Of tie
late Nichacl Temper.
His friends and these ct his mother and brother,
Hartman Mchssl and Robert E. respectfully invisS
10 attend his funers from the house oi his mother No
100 Mot, e. Tuesday afternoon the 22d in.t, .,
O'Clock. d2l y
son OF Chester and Mary Childs. ssei Il years
The relatives and friends OF 10. family, and also tie
friends o! his brother Charles NJ. Childs sre re.pec
fully invited to attend his funeral Monday atenoca
Alst inst at o'clock from 10 West Washington place
On Friday evening 18th inst. after long and painful
illness OF paralysis which she bore with Christian for
titude Mrs MARGARET LEA(CRAtT, wife OF John X.
Lcaycrnit aged 90 years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family and those
his brother Richard Lcaycrat respectfully invited
10 attend hs funeral on Monday afternoon two o.
clock from the residence OF her son law, Alex DGrn
It's Avenue {, without farther invitation.
on Friday evening 18th inst OF Dropsy CAROllNE
ELIZABETH edes; child OF John l. Berrien. aged ak
years two months.
On Friday evening. the 18th inst OF Consumption
HENRY ALDRlCu OF Newtown. l. l., aged siN;ytwo
wears. ~ Name papers will please copy.
Al Seneca 10th Jonathan Freser Revolutionary :Ol
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l.ieeralns Republican Army,


SsiteF Gsasr Al 10 O'Clock this morning BY cfcisl
communication of The Governor OF Coahui!a OF the Ssh
INTENTION BY order oil Soer Government OF oteaAins Ne
convention agreed upon a; Monterey, the ih OF Sep
;enher Ss and passing tie 18Th Of the present monh
therein designated by which s,e you supposed
should receive your communicated
Believing that the terms stipulated II SAID convention
would be resoGsy observed oy both parties had isAen
sic? which should lend 70 yscaie Il; but n view OF The
obligation YOU Dc EN- imposed aPoa You by he orders Of
your Government CONNIE myself b. replying mai you
hen II piesses ycc commence hoSiies, 10 which
shall correspond accordingly.
In regard The American prisoners say thai here
only Iel This posi- lsG Of whcri IS
ed and relying upon yor representation n regard lie
release several MexcAns have determined respond
10 your generosity hy dong he sane 10 The seven referred
&C. wooSa BE Cotnsisry OF his army wil supply with
so for heir s1s;ens5ce tIpoa Inc roaE-
You remark ;hat when the convention entered into
Mol:srey you entertained the hope iAst The
hich II was cooss;ved would ore lie way for The two
q TIE question whether ia; convention the result CT
necessity Of the Robe views disclosed By yor,
ior manifested By az Me1lcsss should Danish al IDEA
OF pesee While s:as!- So-th American uszds
Ep he territory Of his Rs?G6Ec. AID their remains n
f,oni c! Us pos ne sr1crons which maze WAY upon
them; Nevertheless, ne extraordinary Congress VIII
sehe the Capital toward he ena Of he pFseal year
and his angus; body VIII determine bal 4 eali ucse
mos suitable Tor he homer and lie Interests o. The nso
Mspor Grahsp has not arrived ny quarters Had be
done he wcGlc hare been received = the manner due
10 MS rak az: employ ard n conformity WIN The
wishes expressed 10 re = LIS rebsi ~ YOU
have the scror u ee-n yoG tse ssslrahees OF my S.s
In rushed co-s6eratur God and l.iSertv
ANTONIO LOPEZ De SANTA anna
The following Is Is; o. the prisoners whom Sergeant
Nsafisao uesnaadeE conducted TO san Luis FUtos aad
who have been set a, liberty hy Gen Santa Anna
Charles W. JGt;. JOHN us--i>rlAn, Edward : sec-y.
Hcnry ?, Lyon. James z ResG Elisha Pn-;; Thou1As
Gillespie.
In probable TIA, there sy be some slight insccura
dy n the sscTe Two 81 The men thus saved
were Texans who j, supposed q, Monterey a-nGrg
,hetr co1rsGes we're dead.
TIE readers Q; the above correspondence may ~
r;ous know how tue Ascas regard the resumption
OF hossihtics We translate the lender Of INC Official
ocrnh OF the 18th Ill; which is By means 50 arrogant
and s,lCcoufGcr: as Is usual with Mexican editors
81 ih- communications hich tbs day insert oGr
readers VI -sTr .eai Ge Taylor las DECLARED A=
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about 10 recoumencs ho,,IisHs upon lie AepgoN lae
ssriTed-he -s<li . e0.e a. haIa % errl
bic cos. wch is 70 dec!t. 10 future 0t o. ne naIo1
TIE enthusiasm, Of our army IS Eres, i !. elef1-d
10 fsl Or -!ru1p h. a12 IE.; = !" :! A1p o
and Nonterev-
The whole World : contemplating MS ';fics, ils Jes
a. - i1d-qr:e- an, so-rs-a rs;:cu Eav= n.s1
caricIsy perSdiozs- irs-'Fed gFo1 oS - eI'sTl
sisies CT lie North
impulse Of all ir= citizens = shall cnssi- ~ e2tie arf
~ force C arrs II MAKES "a tr;-ra.is 1'> '--eL-
II from Gar forth TIE fate o. NsEic" a" IL re eern.F
S1ec, -i1ce IL i-ceper'ienc- is rsHio1y
abroad arc IL lIesriy home
He1lczcs- tss /. 1uesiod o. paI1!- CCIfC-Il-
political existence Let ihe-- ..s'i = rl-sai
IN power IL he national tef-rce let ~ saSflhcs our
selves II be necessary ~! "a s1cc'4aS' ~ uu ss-
worfs re :. lndarantcrce anc Llc-rty
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Talk nbout Pcacc-Statc Of Things in the
Army.
Correspondence Of the Newark Daily Advertiser.
WASHINGTON. Dec Is -it.

Correspondence oi the Newark haIy auFeIustt.
WASHINGTON. Dec. Is. $40.
An officer Of the army informs ME that the plan
is no. to send civilian merely 10 the theatre of war
in Mexico for which capacity mentioned that ilr BEN
TON had spoken OF but that II Is IN serious cone
platon 10 constitute board OF commissioners three IN
number who are proceed with tkc army aud enforce
n treaty with Mexico This officer WHO'S recently from
the scene OF seton gives his opinion that there will
be bu; one more battle before the conclusion peace
He also represents that great ilwili and much heart
burning exist between the volunteers and regulars and
that the former think they have been nyidousy excud
ed from active participation in the campaign wherever
was possible 10 give the latter preference his dc
scripion the havoc which disease and pestence have
wrought upon forces on the Rio Grande s ncIan-
choly indeed Not less than fifteen hundred have been
buried between that point and Csnargo and some idea
o, the privation suffered may be derived from single
fac; which he related viz that nc had seen man who
at home mi sht have commanded the possession oil $50
coo wrapped in his blanket and thrust into the earth Ike
dog.
Verify the full force O: the oriental bencdction- Mag
you die among your kindred must have rushed 10 the
hearts of many of these poor fellows. II sroans and
blood could be- weighed il mortal agony admitted OF
computation the true cost oil would startc those
into whose cold calculations of ends TO be accomplished
the amount of gold while hat Of misery Is shut
Out
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MARRIED .

In GEORGETOWN d. {. on Tuesday, Dec : ,. Rev A.
ex.nt.r ShiIss Rector OF It Johns Church NJ ruoY
As : MURRAY OF New HOPE. Pa TO GERTRUDE "
daughter oil s,su6eu Butler, OF Wyoming Valley Pa
Thursday rrornin. Dec. l.. by Rev. Mr. S,c,-,
JAMES y HOAG 10 MARY L, HAFF, a.! of Brooklyn
on the u of Angus; last, the British Embassy Il.
ris nv the lste Bishop Luscombe Dr. Lssiner TO Mary
only daughter OF Colonel Spcer ls;e OF the lI1a lsa.
GERS the marriage having been previously 'oleGIea
in the United States
In York Livingston Co by Rev. Mr.. Farmer. Ron .
n Spencer OF York 10 Elizabeth. daughter Of Roswell
stocking y. the same p,ce
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RINE on ruNrINGs Ar Aucrior.-An extraordinary
collection OF i5 valuable modern Oil Paintings, recent.
~ imported, and now on free exhibition 10 eilizeri
and ladies' in ihe Chambers.s Gallery, cor Broadway,
viii be disposed OF unresevedy at auction Tuesdsy
morning, Dee I'D and Thursday, Dec. 2ih at lo oclod
a. M Ills considered by gentlemen OF taste AMI ludg-
that This the finest modern collection that has ever
been Imported itto The country They may be examined
dny and evening until the sale dl7 Ms
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IMPORTANT HOMEOPATHIC PuBLIoArioN.- O.
DEAN, 2Ann.st. this day issues specimen number cfse
copyright edition OF Jnhr SymptOmen COder, Complete
Symptomae Digest Of Homeopathic hiede,ne Translated
from the German. with additions by Humphreys NJ
D. assisted By prominent physicians NJ the school, whos
will appear in the course OF Us publication The
issued in numbers Of % pages each, al 20 cts per
number or u numbers for So In advance Chcapestmed
zeal book published The hst part o the work VII
be completed u u numbers ssued semi.nionthly
This is by far the complete and important work ever
published upon this science, and will icm invaluable
acquisition The practitioner OF specific medicine, well
the Aloputhc physician intending TO examine TIL,
subject ~ d2 lt-g
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JOSIAH RICHARDS Auc,,on..I

L'ECE SALE Of SPLErDfD FAscy ARTICLES lc.-Thi,
Afternoon and Evening, commencing at O'Clock, Bis0i,
Rcu.RDs PLArr, No 2Oi Broadwny viii sell large and
splendid Of English, French and German Fan
cy Articles suitable for holiday gins consisting Of pspr
mache Gard Baskets elegan, inntd, pearl, livery aid
shell Gard Cases and Souvenirs. Paperes, perfumsd
sSchsls Odor Boxes, beautiful bronze and China lax
stands and Ornaments ladies' rosewood Work Boxes end
Dressing Cases Color Boxes, Dissected Maps AID Pc
lures morocco Tablets and Writing Desks grsa.rs'
rely OF Cameo aud Puzzles &c. &c.
Also large collection Of choice Books and Annals Tor
l5i7. Also all invoice OF Engrsyings.
FINE ARrs.-The subscriber will sell at public sale
through Messrs. r. durey & Co on Wednesday. 80
inst bis valuable collection of pictures. They will be
exhibited at the Long Room. 30l Broadway corner OF
Duane the 18th. 2lst and I'D and the day OF
sale Amateurs OF the art specially invited to eS
anime these Paintings and all persons disposed TO en-
besh their dwellings with artistic productions OF the
Easel confidently commended 10 look for them here
dl7 IT S. NJ CHESTER.
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a,es OF tee Marine Society Of which esp, n we. sor
long time Secretary from l76. with view TO showins
bis signature in order TO prove his viii Verdict d,
plaintiffs sueect TO ice opinion OF the Coert-Fsr P2i
Ne--Ts Foot mo Dawes fcr irtis Nr.-r. O',,1-o-
Lcvcli3se Emerson and Pr.ch.ra
Before Judge Eanderpoel -LH,cyhostr vs. Sak.p,,.,
rpS n,k,yS-Ierdlct .oF defendant
ascse.1 n Mer vS ,'cAi, H'as Action ~ ferev, r
relation 70 eoac ooai--vcrd'c for p.,uia ,aiun. ,sa
property at S>fFos pli!n;ili Mr NcRdyck Tor defend
amt AcssIS Nash. Moral! end poEohae
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From CALiyoRNiA,-rhe WASHINGTON Tele.
graphic correspondent o; the rhiladelphis North
American says; The Ell Loocnlodor Of Vera Cruz
dated Nov Is received in this city, contains an ex,
sact from an official dispatch stating that the peo-
pie Of the City OF the Angels California on the Pa
c!Gc combined with the Indians had taken scveyst
beats belonging to the United States Squadron and
cut the Threats ri one hundred and fifty soldiers
t.1nd on board. This doubtful dispatch is dated
Maxatlsn Oct, ~
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Court Calendar. Thus DAY.

SUPERIOR Counr-Nos "a, l0i. lQ6 l07 los, no. IA
lI6 ~ ~ 10 49, l20 Ill l2s ISL. 49, lj5 AZ, in
%. IN al ~ d. c. TO- Ij9 49, H. ~! He, 49, 1,
l52
CoNnoS PLEAJ-Part Before Judge uishoet'er, in
Common Pleas ruom-Nos t. 2. s. = .. lib II. II, ~
Par, Before Judge Inrrshsm in Board OF Assistant
Aldermen's room-Sos. . { D. g 10 -, IL, To- 20 -.
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HOLIDAY DRESsEs-slcssrs. BARRIER < TowLI
have opened recently som, very rich dress goods
ssting in part OF silks satus cashmores embroidered
Swiss and figured evening dresses of beautiful designs
and very reasonable prices. Ladies' will do well by
calling soon and secure handsome dress at very low
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VIOLENT GALE ~ NE GrLF.--The Rev
Schoone. Forward Noues, a! New dreams TOM
Tabasco Alvsrsdo snd TaP;cc reports haT-5s Ell
anton Lizzrdo or the 2Tth Acvemoer On TIE ON III,
experienced r!oleri no-ther which hss cone eensider
soe damage TIE sd Blew violently io' t"enty HoEE'
sad drove from re:r lnocr;n.s the following vessels
prizes taken al Taoa.co-stesrner sosseznc schooner
Tatssqqena and br- Desorsda The schooner was seen
=hu!e sbou - miles to the westward Of A!FA'sco
supposed ;hree men who aers or boaEd OF ner were
saved TIE brig and steamer bad not been seen on
hoard the brig there were siS :uc--Eo olicers Big
>one.s and schooner Morris s,e L aura rnia ifisAe
Cumberland and prize steamer Petca -odc oGt the s-c
Wiz the Ecrxa-d and all safe oincefs AID Crews
well
THE GKF.1 EXPLOSION IL MY oRE.-" Ill
the naw discovery Of sun1oor throw !lh on TIE
csa-e of tho EXPLOSION 81 the grehi a9e u Ne rk
Were here sot n cobnaon :: iha. Tune, ~ @ q
aeds ese there srt II we Tccclfct aE7ai TIE cotton
Is L unlikely tbs, the cotton s:.sr hayns oeen ssta.stse
with The acids washed By the water from TIE en-
.ines was attcrvard dried by the heat and then cor'
ius Il ccEac: win the fame exploded Procurins TIE
ee! which sas never yet been sa.iactofIy eSpIaneo
Boston Courier
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represents it.

MIssouRr.--This State has never been Wing in
any branch of its government but under the lead
Of Col Benton, has been a pioneer and pattern in
the career Of dividing Bank and State. Banking
in that State is n close monopoly, no paper money
being lawful but that of the State Bank and
Branches, chartered by the State, that IT,
by the Loco. Foco politicians aud kept entirely
within their control ever since. The officers are
chosen by the Legislature. and Of course from
among the most devoted OF the faithful. Our last
ndvices from the Capitol. jefferson City men
ton that Legislature Caucus had Just adjourn
ed-(mdnight Dec 5th)-hnvinc agreed on list
of officers for the Branch at st Louis. No one
bat thorough Loco Foco was allowed 10 be pres.
ent at this Caucus. Cow il this Bank should ever
prove to have been Quilted by its LocoFoco con
trivers and managers, as like Banks OF Arkansas
and other States have been, we shall have gen
eral yell from the Loco Foco Press-"There is
another specimen of your rascally rotten Wing
Banking" Who will be duped by them