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All Of these orders were given months before
/ he could have received such information and
four of them before Mr. Slidell was commissions
| ed by him to proceed to Mexico, which was on
| the 10th November, 1916. rs l have shown in my
letter Of the 10Th inst. These orders were given
| TO Gen. Taylor, even while Mr.. Black and Senior
Manuel de la Pena Pena, Were negotiating about
receiving a commissioner, at Mr.. Folks own re-
quest
Mr.. Slidell's letter to Mr.. Buchanan, of the 9th
December, 1915, was the first intimaton that this
government received ofthe intention of the Mexi-
can government not TO receive Mr. Slide as en-
voy., This letter, or despatch, was not received
until the 23d January, giving the government in
formation that Gen Herrera's cabinet declined re-
ceiving Mr.. Slidell and yet the President himself
ordered the different troops on Matamoras, at the
different dates above seen.
have said sufficient before TO show YOU that
Mr.. Sdell was not finally rejected by the new 60
vernment OF General Paroles before the 18th of
March, and that he had not written to this govern
ment a statement of this fact until March 9th,
1876, from Jalapa.
The foregoing are all the extracts necessary in
this correspondence, which show that the Presi-
dent had ordered the troops at Corpus Christi TO
move upon the Rio Grande nearly one year be-
fore he received assurance of the intention Of the
Mexican government not to receive our envoy ;
and that Mr.. Folks declaration to the contrary is
entirely disproved by these official documents.
What confidence, therefore, can the country place
in anything he says, when he utters what his own
documents diSprove, upon n subject of so much
with foreign power, and, perhaps, with the
world
In confirmation of my views in last nights let
ter, upon the improbability of the report of the
destruction of Matamoras, and the killing of seven
hundred of the enemy, / have to repeat that the
government have received no dispatches from
Gen. Taylor on the subject. Only one letter, l
have heard, has been received by distinguished
member of the Senate, from an officer at Point
Isabel, dated on the 4th inst, which says, that
Gen. Taylor was there, at the head of two thou
sand men-that on that day cannonading was dis
tnctly heard in the direction of the camp-that
Gen. Taylor had sent out squadron Of dragons
to ascertain the cause and that they had returned
with an account of the Mexicans being posted in
great force between them and the camp. The
Mexicans permitted Taylor to pass to the Poin,
without molestng him. Nothing beyond this ha.
transpired here, or if it has, the government dc
not deem it prudent to make it known
The Department Of State is in possession Of q
proclamation of Gen Paroles, of the 23d April
ordering all the Mexican forces in that country tc
concentrate on the Northern frontier, for the pur
pose of defending the territory of the republic ant
of driving the invaders from between the Nuece.
and Rio del Norte. This is the only correct infor
nation that is here at present, which may be inn
/ plictly relied on. ARIEL
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WASHINGTON, May %, 1916.
.S,Utdries.

City quito active from the influx of strangers
from all parts. The ediice of tho National Fair
has already rare assortment of American manu-
features, arranged within it in most beautiful
style. Several extra trans are running now daily
70 and from Baltimore Tomorrow we expect
about five thousand arrivals in town.
A number OF members Of Congress to-day visit
ed the beautiful steamer Massachusetts, lying in
the river. The Government is going TO purchase
IT, which she can do at half the cost of building
such ship and we expect n company OF troops
will be sent off TO Mexico on board but not GER
tain. The Captain, DR.. Bronaugh, of Mo-, de-
ares TO take his men, if the President will accept
them, (and Col. Benton thinks he WILLY by the
overland and Mississippi route, as the speediest
The doctor has some rough men III his gang, but
they are the very fellows for hard fighting. We
would rather trust such fellows than all the Impe
rails and Cologne men you could muster from
Dan to Beersheba.
Doctor" says that he isready for Mexico, provided
you will give him a commission He would pre-
Ter to pay his own way, and fight ut his own dis
erection, II acceptable.
Raymond IL Co IS menagere, with large ac-
cesson OF animals, is again in town-so are the
Harmonens-so is George H. Monday, the pro-
phet, bare-headed, usual-so n number OF
Yankee girls, and we like EN- very much.
We expect a message from the President to-
morrow on Mexican affairs. The latest news
looks rather lugubrous-but don't be alarmed
So absorbing is the with Mexico, thai
neither 81 40, nor ~, nor the corn laws, nor "tht
steamer" have been mentioned for a fortnight
Still the news from abroad will be OF the Creates
interest at this Juncture OF affairs.
The races at the National course don't take
The turf in this region is defunct notwithstand d.
ing, we expect some good running tomorrow and
the next day.
We shall have a rare lot OF good things for you
tomorrow.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY aa.


Cleared.
Ship Psnthea. Lane, Liverpool, E d Hurlbut 4 Co.
Ship Taronta, Smith Belfast Ireland Richardson Wat.
Ship H,mpden, Cowsn, New Orleans, @ wheelwrisht.
ship ThSH sa Gharsst1n. sp.,e.,
Bark Cal,sto Higgins, 81 Marys. Ga; Nesmth 4 Walsh
BTs fsrsr 5 Cad Lss,Poo Wanis, uo,
Rs Wilson HSss csSs sssaqpsh pnahm Dim0a
sch oluera segundo, st Ammo Lisbon, 0rinnel Min,um
sesI Els H.res aS cis1s% :s1 ssS% t' N''A'"''
sloop New York, jones. New H sVea
s soop Arson Munro providsp nee .,.,.,,.
Arrived.
To- k sG: cS 5 . lsn Be-:
Bremen barb Atlsn,is Fos. days from Bremen, with
Bark Elliot, Watts from New Orleans sth inst with md,s
santiago, Perkins. IS days from Malaga with vine to
smo April D S in ssns gy sgst Sl
lff Bs or5 a FL BnmGrs d.y. from p with !,
Brig ssi%s smith day. from Mobile, with cotton, with
Brig Belle vOse days from PASSPORT with a,hs, vose
selr Roseoe ols, y day; from Ragged Island, with salt
days April s7h north side Of s; Domingo &c spoke whale
schr Havana srsnon. day. from Philadelphia. md.. to
sehr Albert Thomas Thomas day. from Virginia. with
mdse.
Schr Emerald, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Hanover, Kent Boston, mdse.
Schr Robert Smith. Smith, New London, oil.
Sem Sem TfS so.D Hops EsSrs sf;tsi
Schr Ellen Rodnan Sherman, New Bedford, oil
Sloop New London, Smith, New London oil
Below.
Bark Louisiana, srauldng from New Orleans.
bark; bug-unknowp.
Sailed.
Shps Xylon, for Valparaiso; Leland, for Bostc9
for Quebec; Oregon for New Orleans bark jane VIII
Jams Nsntes bgs Carolna for Chariesfon' Feon 'or
Bermuds.
10 W Sp, bv the Hercules. where she now lies
Al ana hor.
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New OILEANs-Bark EIliot-32 hhds sugar Haven & Co
% hhds bacon 3i Ibis wheat Mlbanks-46i sacks
T. Gibson.
MoBLE-Brig Sema-l35 bales cotton Dellinger Amis-
III Anthony Thomton-202 Hamilton Gay2s Burritt-83
lesion BatteeI2 bxs vanschaick Adams- Ashby,
Poole Z Co.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE,
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, Thursday Evening.
Up. M.-Nothing new from the seat of war.


Up. M.-Nothng new from the seat OF war.
senate.
Mr.. ASHLEY from the COMMITTEES on the Judci-
airy, reported bill TO change the time of holding
the spring session of the U. 5. Courts in Virginia
and Pennsylvania
MIR. SKMpLE presented a remonstrance of the
people of the District of Columbia against the re-
PROCESSION to Virginia, of Alexandria, which was
referred 10 the Committee on the District Of Co
lumbia
Mr.. YUIEE offered a resolution for the Commit
tee Naval Affairs TO inquire into the merits OF
R. F. Loper's plan of building steamers.
On motion of Mr.. RusK, of Texas the Military
Committee We're instructed TO inquire into the ex-
pediency of purchase g two hundred OF Colts pa
tent rifles, to be used in the Mexican war
The Committee on Territories made report,
that il was not expcdient to move in the matter of
territorial Government for Oregon, at this session
of Congress They also report d that they were
unable 10 agree upon the various matters.
MrIWEyrcorr gaveI notice that, tomorrow, he
would move 10 postpone the whole subject OF ex-
tending laws over Oregon to December next.
Mr. BKSroN said that he, perhaps, would have
word to say on the subject then.
The Senate took up the bill for adjusting the
disputed land olsims,-Missouri, Arkansas, Lou
iSiana, and parts Of Alabama and Mississippi.
House Of Representatives.
In the House. the Committee reported bill for
extending our laws over Oregon, and asked to be
discharged from tho further consideration of that
bill.
discussion ensued, some amendments We're
adopted, and the bill is still under consideration as
this closes.
Mr.. RArnBuN introduced a resolution relative to
sending certain certified papers, the file Of the
House, to the court in Ohio, which has under con-
sderaton the case of Mr.. McNulty, the former
Clerk OF the House. Passed
The House then took up bill TO amend the
charter of the city of Washington, and extend the
right of suffrage in said corporation. After much
rime had been spent on the subject, the bill was
passed. motion then made to ADJOURN
The House is very unruly. The yeas and nays on
the motion to adjourn are now, as this closes
about to be taken.
Both Houses will adjourn early.
NATIONAL FAIR.-The Great National Fair
opened to-day, at IL O'clock with the ringing of
the great bell, which was raised for the occasion,
he firing of cannon, the display Of flags, and
music by the band. The Fair realises all that has
been expected. The crowd Of people visiting il
10 immense. You shall have the particulars in my
letters.
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nrs.~~,,.n~,, ~ Hxecortl.

BARx Barre Ulmsr hence for Hull, put into Cowes on
the goth ult Iesky sns would have to DISCHARGE
BARx BAcxus Msseny from Palermo FOR this port put IN
B.nx Iou,sA Of Portland. dismastnd and abandoned
seen on he 2st M 81 Ion s. by the Roscoe arrived in
the Downs.
BA.x M,eArIA Capsain Means Of and from Portland sh
Anrii or Gaia thrown down BY tornado. the night
AZ he ilh lnGnt at o'clock; Loot, snd the
1seeh SooW nirasulously escaped and asT
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LvERrooL-Packet ship Queen of the wes,-Lewis P
Msne :nd lady Stone and lady Master Stone Miss stone
Hei.ze Chas ii Hsrtzel New York; Judge Barcuo and
lady John BsyeIdss. NsybuIg, N.Y. BurgNy1. North
lucky; Rev DR. Emerson, Salem, Mass; Rev Reid, Sails
bury Conn; Col VIM Schuyler Lowell Mass; Henerson
Hiram Groves Dublin; Hance, London w Potts, Eng.
land; Theophile Paris.
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IesaiHs Q. N5: viii wSsA aea ss:s f'a e. ~

ing iSl .nSais, sh;p Rash 60,ss, aisss ice. y.
Lsvr: Del May is.Ths Br ship Superior MOORE. M
Londonderry, and bark unknown, this forenoon
aud up. The bark Elk Tor Boston, brgs Rowena
for Laguaya; Baltic for 81 John NIB; Albert Fearing for
Eastpor Thos Hart, Toplif; schrs Falcon, Centurion
Ashland and Joseph Cndon for Bostoa superb aud Moses
Nrw OsLEArs May isArr ships Nicholas Biddle Knight
Mobiiej Trenton, Calling savannah Tcwbcas Persa9.
urana, briggs Melazzo and Almyr CID steamship York.
sia.oi Santiago; ship. ks.G Ghs.r 5S:so1i NE
pool; Intrinsic B) Davidson Harkaway Cronick dol
Edouard tFr) Brandels Bordesux Ann Eza, Williams,
York.
RIcHMonp, May 2o-sld schrs Willow Ronsy, Bossons
Fountain. Kelleran Newburypor; II L Scranton. Tutle
Middletown; Simmons. Small, Sandwich; Oaisna Pier
pont, Stamford.
WiLMINoTos, May l9-Cld 10TH schr Jones. for New
York; lsh brig Pnta Sawyer for Maanzas sehr Psmpsro.
Rcd rnrN York
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70 morrow equilibrium might b. destroyed True.
II lowe were addsd on the one dds Florida would b.
added on the other but there the equstion must STOP
Let Northern state be admitted and the equi
brium was gone-not for few years. but forever The
property Slaves OF the American Constitution of
the American Union-vanshed into thin air This must
the south could weight to her end OF the
Let the South stop at the Sabine while the North might
spread unchecked, beyond the Rocky Mountains, and
the Southern scale must kick the beam"
This extract shows what was then in contem-
plation for Mr.. Tyler's design OF annexation be-
yond the Sabine, was about being put into execu-
tion prevent the Southern end of the scale from
kicking the beam but which Mr.. Wise believed
could not be done without treaty with Mexico.
Again. July 30, 1916, Mr.. Marcy says TO General
Taylor -
THE Rio 0rande is claimed to be the boundary be-
tween the two countries and up to this boundary
are to extend your protection only excepting any posts
on the eastern side thereof which in the actual
pancy Of Mexican forces Mexican settlements, over
which the republic of Texas did exercise jurisdiction
event II is expected that selecting the establishment
for your troops will approach the boundary
hne-the Rio Grande-as prudence will dictate"
Another extract from letter of his, dated Au-
gust %, 1916, says-
Should Mexico assemble large body OF troops on
the Rio Grunde, and it with considerable force.
United States, and the commencement Of hostties."
And yet another, dated Oct. 10, lS45 =
You will approach as near the western boundary Of
Texas 1.-THE Rio Grande as circumstances will permit"
We now come TO the Presidents own mandate
for the army TO march upon this boundary-the
Rio Grande =
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHIsoToN, January Is, 1916.
Sin I'll am directed by the President to instruct you
to advance and occupy with the troops under your
mand, the position on the east bank Of the Rio
del Nortc as soon as can DO conveniently done. with
reference to the season. and the routes by which your
movements must be made. WIN. L. MARCY
Brig Gen. z. Taylor
The country can now Judge how much reliance
can be placed in Mr.. Folks assertion, that the
troops did not receive orders TO march to the Rio
Grande, until after he had received assurances
that Mexico would not receive our envoy. To
contradict this, we have the letters Of
Mr. Raj N Game Tnvl T,ps IL
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Foreign Irnportations.

BREMEr--Bark Atanlic-3 cs Ballen & Sanders-8 cks
Holman s Evers, of Boston-5 do c H Herreks-3 bxs
Tung Dehrman-l7 cks Runner & Meekc-l BIZ II Kramer
Co, Of Bcsen-2 H9ose vsteT-,s 7 Dolal Sons.
Mollman23 Spies, Christ Cop bYs cks Grunentha
% sheep Allen-6 chts IL bxs TO order
MALAsA-BriG Santiago-So0 cks wine 1874 bales
Erancla & Co.
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MARITIME HERALD.

NOTICE sHIYMAsrERs
We hope that Captains Of vessels arriving this port will
not deliver shipping lists newspapers parcels
tended for this Office any other than the New York
Pilots. or Cart RoBERr SILvEY. Of our news fleet.
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MEDICAL. ALI

nR. GREGORY. Roosevelt, one door from Chatham
~ street. at home usual day and night attending
the duties Of his profession Strangers and others who
chance need his professional services privately and who
desire the best aud eheccual
should apply as above Dr. Gregory has lately performed
extraordinary but he his
by publishing their certificates AL interviews and
correspondence will be considered strictly confidential
MP lee
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home POrts.

ALErAvpRIA d C. May i9-Ar schr Elizabeth. from Por.
to Rico.
Arecibo r. Emma Stafford, from Mobile; Lady Chapman
Hunt from Bermuda NoIwegian sehE Nordiyes. w;J!ns
tom Ja Harriet Sears Providence SID brigs Sas arssu
Long Rio de Janeo; Joha Lancaster Sooy Kingston
Jam. -
PHrLApELrHA, May 2i-Arr, Br ship Superior, Mason I'm
Der I'm Eas,por; Moselle Eustis FIN New Havea; Turk
Nssssoa; Mens5uma Tsyor Albert b:a Hale Seas: Mot
Liverpoo brig Eliza, Fountain, Bosen schrs 0agef
Rogers Norwich; Surveyor Howss New Haysaj The roa
Perry Fail River; Sylvia Hig5ee. Hg6ee, Newark.
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NO kerry.

DOCTOR MORRISON, Member OF the Royal College
Of Surgeons in London is consulted conndsns'ay %
drance from business Recent he cures in few days
Of Is enables Dr. M 70 cure the most obs
nate Structures without pain. -
elects syphtc erupons and ulcers aggravated
by quackery Thoroughly cured by Dr. NJ perfect
guaranteed charge.
See DR. Ms diploma in his Office 2o4H Fulton street.
Open from AM to PM Letters post paid attended TO-
ttSv
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SNAIL sIOkLo tOK I'M. NAVY.

SMALL SIUkES FOX NE NAVY.
se By Navy AGENT
Office No Water street until Saturday ssh June ns. AZ
Navy Yard Brooklyn free OF expense risk the
ending ." *. '''e
The s!ces will be subject such inspection the Bu
Der ally s.sd IL he service Payment dsSsris.
made cent, With. days after bill: duly y <:
entire completion Of the contract. Bonds sufficient
faithfn performance Of the contract.
Blank proposals containing list Of the articles, may be
Brush.s, serubb'ng...... DO ed Per thonssad
brushes. eoth:: Do Pepp.r BLACK; IS
Bassons navy, coat DO asors single cases .ssh
BB.s, De- .s rsSs
COMBS coarse. per doz Soap, shaving 70 cakes; dog
Comb Comb; . fin: DO s. .swns blue black X
eo.sea each fEIssd black whit. and
!setavs: .' .. 'o' DO Tape black and white dog
Lookinf8iasses 90 | lnimoes.. edcn
Navy is'a';y Rq5ssssSs; Il AsTi] q s w.
only sssS w: Topper wi"
HE frko Ss &S. S1 U 4; 49,,
Beefsnd vegeates" will be received BY the Navy Agent
sss n' i,sFs supply pp an ss's .ssyiy y M
Beefand Vegetables for the the Navy this staton
veeeisbss best the market sords mus,
be offered for BY the pound Bond with satisfactory secu
Ity will be required for the faithful performance Of
Navy Agent. Office New Wy Y Sa Agril ia q, JAG;
JAMrs ooRpnnsNG rrrrNNrrr
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T YNCH COWLING now receiving daily at theiE
IL yard Of Fourth and Thompson both Red
and White Ash Coal Of all Sizes and of the
quality from be Lands Of the Forest Improvement COMPANY
The celebrated Black Heath Coal from lump for
manufacturers. 81 2wevc
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FROSrEh M w III NUKE, Navy Agent
sThese articles witNustsrd Seed and Pepper Will be
required at New York only, and in the state.
al tav6,v Frc
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Y.sA, Nay I'm brig. John Coay.y from Msranhan
ks: sAg Sssns.
nSsd G:sssw k.fp0S s
sn sss asss EE!ssSSs sE'
beu Prince 6scse M,eaIIsns ksa; Mssths W;, Ha,-
H Go Hsys B.sSs bs%Ssr
well Grange. Davis Gloaes'tsI AT ,1,n bark Ms'sGr
wscn Gsw.on H.:aa Lsur,. Leblanc do DO CID 18th
BAH May seton b SSsSS. Sumner
Il E,Ss,i so%S:y
'n 81 ' Jo ,ss r. brig. Milton York. New
' as. s ss Il '''''
ss:ass ny ass .sA Sssss e. Yer.
Es fG% s. !G S,, NIB em es.
;.s Tlsss: 1.,s; ss
fs Meow aIw I'D s h CID h h w.oa
boston I'D iS bark smyrss, DAVIS. Bords.u1; Sns H.i
;sss isIy aIS'sf :s's; 'i%sS IN
~ rs s . s;' T: Dc H. w poo
FL & H. Esss ss' Ssi sSS:
Sms from Boston d,g Edysrd Baslsy from New yc,.
ss G. GSSooy FL
ss s Sa 70
d.; SMYRNA Davis, for Borde.us ready Banssars Fr
sS.' Isn for
Sm sl .s d9s ss &C.,
Eleanor Brown for Baitimcrs do; China Meyman from
s SsT %f js Tsyo oI ADM
ma GiIksy for northern port do sslvadora, Hobbs for Bal
% fop.
XIV ws.L fpul s7sld ship Lo.i.vi!l: Hunt, from y
Of susas heed wisas end ssissa-ln port bs = cssains
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GEN. ScoTT AND THE WAR. General w Econ, his
aids, Leuienanis Scott and Williams and Nior Smith
o. the Engineers have taken their depariuf from New
ork Tor New Orleans. on board the parks ship Uion
The Courier says the General olly lakesNew Orleans
on his way to Mexico, Where he will assume the com
mand Of the army and lis Interior operations
The New York papers slate that various rmos are
aoat IN connection with his matter The mos, notable of
which iha General Scoa has pledged himself to the
Government, that if they vii give him 1000 men and
% 100000 Of dollars he viii get peace out of the Mex
leans, somehow, before next summer The conditions
are somewhat burdensome but suppose that if the
men aud money are indispensable, General Scots meme
IS the 'keliesl thing to make them forthcoming Not
thai there is any dsinist of General Taylor as com
mander-as leader of armies nut that confidence is
tell in General Scott military statesman; safe and
prudent man TO be entrusted with the conduct Of an fair
which may involve negotiation, aud in which, morvo, er
the presence of negotiation is ardeny desired
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IL The shore Of Fishers Island IS srown with the
wreck for miles in each direction from the poat where
the ated steamer struck. The amount OF freight on
board was unusually small III buk-whelher it pro-
porIIonably so IN value, we have of knowing.
How much viii -veniualy be saved from the wreck,
It IS impossible 10 say. From all the accounts how ever
which have reached US, are led 10 think the engine
and other mos. valuable machinery viii be saved with
out very serious damage OF The freight on board, on
ly a small amount, in value is likely 10 be saved
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The WEBSTER DISxEa in Philadelphia, look plece
Oh wednesday the 81 inst. Upwards OF four hundred
persons sat at the table, fifteen hundred ladies' il is said
were spectators in the galleries. Mr. Webster was carl
"a up BY complimentary toast and, sde speech OF
upwards OF an hour in length in which the measures and
poicy ofihe administration severely reviewed e.
peciay in reference to The Mckee an war. The accounts
say that it was Of his most mastery AMI eloquent
efforts
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SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE,. The late Speaker OF
the House not being member elect, new selection
must be made of an incumbent for the Office The sta
lion is an mporianI one, and its being we'll filed the
character Of the legislation will very much depend In
our opinion every other consideration ought to give way
to this single one-who viii best most faithfully, and
mos satisfactorily discharge the important and trying
duties Of the office Few men are competent 10 it.
Legislative experience, alone win never qualify man
for it, yet The talented expect to be sue.
eessfu, without considerable share Of such experience
Seine have been tavorably spoken OF as candidates,
with whom we have not The pleasure Of an acquaintance
and are therefore unable judge personally of their
qualifications OF those with whom we are acouaip.
ed no name has struck more fvoraby than that of
Ebenezer Bradbury of Newburypos He has formerly
been prominent member of the House and 10 his leg
slave experience, he brings the aid Of strong clear
and discriminating mind, with gen,lenlany bearing and
pleasing address. There may be others, for augh, we
know, with qualifications higher, even than bis for the
Office If So the House viii be fortunate III that respect
and The only wish that have in the PROMISES is That
the best man may be chosen
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% The boiler in the machine shop of Jabez Coney
IN South Boston, burst Wednesday forenoon, and was
forced SIX hundred feet III drec. line by the explosion
tearing down one side Of the building. Two persons
only were injured, and these slightly
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az The Hon. GEo. McDUFFlE has resigned his sea,
IN the United States Benar He writes TO the i,sisla
tnre Of South Carolina that he took his seat there oly
10 co operate IA the repeal Of the Tariff of l84g aud
no" that there Is substitute for lha, Free Trade Bill
ne Ielires 10 private lie