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FOR SCOTTSVILLE AND LYNCHBlIRG.
- 49,

IN and after the LIST October, our Packet
- Boats viii leave Richmond at A. ~ Monday
and Friday, and arrive an iynehburg day. 81
RETURNING,
Leave LynehburE Mony, "Wednesday, Friday nj A. n
and arrive IN Richmond DAY, =! p NJ.
boan connect At Cartsrssc with the four hor Post Coach
Line Ia Farmvie FRINGE Edward
with Parish Co.'S Line Of fur hors Post Coaches Saunion
Sept 10, 1876. BOYD EDMOND Al DAyEspOnT
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PASSAGE TO NORFOLK ONE DOLLAR
CHANGE OF HOUR FOR STARTING.

~FUNIE swim AMI comfortable. STEAM BOAT
4R CURTIS PECK, having juss completed a
thorough repair with Boe &C. resume her
Place the James River leaving the wharf Rockets
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Morning at 81 O'Clock
Preeiss,, for Norfolk and every TUESDAY THURSDAY
and SATURDAYS and passengers
al all OF the regular landings arr
included 81. HAsKIAs e. LIBBY
Richmond, April ", Ie47.
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Spring and Summer arrangemeat-Ncw Hail
Road and Steamboat Line Bctwccn Rich
mOnd, Norfolk and Portsmouth, via Port
Walthall.
r. n The Public arc hereby notified that
XsS1z1ExEz- the spehdid Steamboat MOUNT VERNON,
Cart Il. MITCHELL, Tunnng between Port WaRhan
Norfolk in connection with Cars from Richmond
burg AZ the low rate of One Dollar including McaIs.
Passengers having Richmond MONDAY "Wednesday Friday
Mornings 81 NJ, b aifl board the Mount and
arrive Norfolk brween 1 and NJ Returning Mount
Vernon leaves Norfolk 81 Tuesday, Thursday
day passengers bas1Sng board
and arriving PUu WahaI by II O'Clock NJ, Richmond
by /! 81.
Will be perceived from the above that this comfortable and
expeditions line Norfolk business
opportunity Of ansactng and returning BY the boat
be absent from their i
TIE MouAt Ncrnon will usual landings
River To and travel and any points
the where signal made.
The pubic assured that the
proprrtors this permanently
travellers between Richmond AMI Norfolk the
the lowest
For further information Tickets freight apply DEPOT
OF the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company
Agent.
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ENRESH SPRING GOODS.-GAY- MA.

= IhEws co having received per Courier ami Pa,
specially ,olcta call from and o,bt =, hev ci
se IN can otr Inducements such Anon. our ,,o
North Carolina trade. - ,s anu
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S.EORGE EARLE, MerchnnI TniIor,

NOTICE Tho undcriisnrd Executors Of the and
trttlmrut si Eari coleman sic Of Nc city ~ fad,
p1 deceased hereby notify 40 whom may Tint ~
vinuc powers arcfud and IN
~ tho Act of t, Ccfert hefsby vgn cnted an Act
10 ciaic tho transfer NJ no joint stnrk companies u
THE stac pasfd day oi t1nua l1i7 they WI on ~
n0ef the is DAY Of June nor cause To Transferred 10 such
pfons become puchsers iheroi Nv ue s0es ~ ie
Richmond Ftcccksbufg foonac Ratoad Company .'and
ing o. Company ~ ~ the sad 70
fnund C,iriusn iced CHJRGE w AerINWhfTa g..
t. q-fm ISAAC uAZggHuRFr,
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20 EIpllnllnry namrhlei. ul,y he III .r-t.. l. n.
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over our office on Wal Street, beautiful rooms tsuance
ON sid street. Immediately opposite thu Bar Room the CITY Ito
tel sWeu suited io Lawyers any in mi. city
ap HODGES. ROY A. PUI.I.IAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-06
New Yors. saturday, November Q, ls4y.
The Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald, which will be issued at
nine O'Clock this morning, viii contain as
much valuable and interesting matter as any paper
we have ever published. Part Of its contents
will be the most complete and perfect table of
the result of the election in this city and State,
that ever appeared in newspaper, and one which
is worthy of being preserved for reference
table complete returns from New Jersey, and
other States, as far as they shall have come to
hand the latest news of Importance from the
seat of war in Mexico a perfect summary OF
the French and English news brought by the
steamship Philadelphia, together with letters
from our special correspondents in Rome,
Naples, Madrid, Paris, &c &c.; the highly i'm
portant news by the steamship Caledonia, at
Boston the proceedings of the Connecticut
Wing State Convention correspondence from
Washington, and oupsual digest ofpolitical and
miscellaneous intelligence from all parts OF the
United States, &c. Price ST cents each' In
wrappers, to be had at the desk; or Ss IZs per
annum, in advance.
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,na thns coueuds the i've weeks visit to u.s. md ere
OBLIGED to leave thus cary In ord-r 10 fulfil the engage
usnts they have entered into ct fhadslphia Baltimore
proceed OF this evenings performance to glorious
viz as . donation to the COMMITTEES OF the WsshL
tsibnts 1sr quota Is good ctssns towards the COM
plstion ~ this monument They give very exoelsnt
bil andve have NO doubt viii have crowded house.
CHsisry,s MIssrRELs.-There ID luck in odd num-
bsrs it - said but though this band s odd and msr
enough In their yet their numbers are
even as there exactly six Performer and still their
luck or rather well deserved successs very great This
sv,u,ug will cude their fifth week Of concerts and
still they are as ALLY attended as at nrss The fact o.
fully Tonight they give very excellent bill, which
in every way appropriate for Saturday nights en-
tertainment
OnAronio or ELJAH-It will be seen, by an adver.
is to be performed by the New York Sacred Music So
ciety at the Tabernacle, Monday evening November
the sth Great oxsrtions have been made bring out
this oratorio in the most effective The best
talent in the city has been engaged for the lead ng
parts and the chorus will be full and eective while
As to tho voices, notice amcng others th a.
Mad Pico the ever favore contrato is APPEAR with
whole To- be under the direction Of MIR. t. z Chubb
Mr. II c. Timm will preside at the piano. From all
thst win appear 'hst we to have. Monday next
greatest musical entertainment Of the kind that has
been presented " the Now York public for years.
SABLE HARMosIsrs "A troupe Of negro miustrels,
who under this title have acquired much celebrity in
the West aud Southwest commence . series Of con-
certs in this city Monday evening next. They
highly spoken Of
sIoron BLIrx gives two performances at the Lyceun
Hall, Brooklyn, day, viz at and TX p NJ. This Is
bis last day.
MODEL ARrIsTs-These graceful and classic perform
ers give their last entertainment this evening We
Ger Jain that 1t will DO crowded they have given
such universal delight during their stay among U.s.
Mn DrMrsrER gives q concert at Washington Hall
Newark, on Wednesday next.
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Passengers Arrived.
SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE.

os o. !. a s Iii s;
Boston 4h inst NJ Has sxpeenced heavy weather
Lospos oe,s-westminster Hovey. New York; l,abeIl.
SD PC New SSe' Ne"
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SSSa Hsst s sssas.
Stafford New YORK. id. y.
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aS
As S
s Moth Bend spasus BeSu ,%mS Esrser New
do Brooklyn, Richardson Calcutta; Columbia. Rollins, Naw
AyTwEs,. Oct s-Ar Baltimore. Odessa; 18th. Empire.
Bss.mns DC. la-A steamship Warrington; Hewitt.
ss N w SS. . S:x
do; Huron New Orsaas ''A' 1''" AVN" '''' 0'"'''A'
cLYDE ost s-AT Globe How... Now ohean.. Sd 18th.
CosK, Oct iO-An Canada, New York; lath. Anna Vol
CADz, Sept 27An park Hannah sprague Lunt, Lo don;
REA 0s AT Vi;nr.a Price Londc. fc, New Yo,k;
i'd i!h Jq9or Harrington New 0Tls,. 5ss bella DO;
rson rhien Boson Ne1ed Esco for New Or
,,IuNoEsEss, Oct la-OG zsid.. Chapman Havana, for
Els. io-Arr Louise Haiinsn New Yosi for Got,
ELMN Sept ?5-Ar Athens Chase CronstaSt f,r Bos-
lon; soth Massashu.srs prteh,rd do Tor Newgor Ten,
Croustadt
ST., A., E&ps Nal,
Ss S. s.
sor New Yok); Til, schr Duxbury. Eld'dse. baltimore;
GG.so.' Sept ssAIr ne%'ia. cG!ombnc NeG York 90,
SPLENDID Ca~for New York Lyons Franks oissns;
18Th Apr-l'u. Crocker. do
HoLhSasAp DC, i i" Messenger, New oresns. A
IosDosDEhsr. ct9-Cld Thea j.. Merrill, New York.
oe / bark HoTs. do; 4ih, Emma Luz Phil'dsl'
nNALrA, Oct l-On, Lucia Maria. TIsadw.i smyru. for
os Maa..'.' Sept a'A Smyrna sD''s'' Ne" York via
NEwronr. DC, Io-Ar Swan CLIQUE ..,er G,- New York.
PosrIAsp V Or Is"Off Frs"Hlin View Yo,a 70 mbu's
vpSnr,MoUIH. Oct lid Am; ican Eagle Cbasw es
CHI d~ K tirom Lon 70 ) for New York -
..ors o so jaw k.y .ehss New York for
sMrssA Sept s-Arr Caspian, Tory, Trieste; so,h santee
sypvEr. NsW. June l-Cld brig Tim Pict erns for Fes
SosELpE Oct Ia Arr Empire New Orleans
sLIoo, Oct s-Ar Dew Drop. Stone. New York; Naptha
lid
zvnris 1. Sept ei % Mean B:ha @S. New YoL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-06
Sporting INTELLIGENCE.

The GREAT TRorrISa March $4,000 The
sporting community in high state Of excitement at
the approach Of the trotng match betweec Lady Suit
ton and Ripton, which takes place at the Centrevis
Monday The contest is match for $1,000.
Both nags in fine order-Ripton particularly
We learn from the Of this horse that he will
positively unless unforeseen accident intervenes
We not asonished at the great interest manifested
upon this afarnor that strangers from distance
hurryng here to witness it, for expect that 1t will
Of the most interesting trottng matches that
has ever taken place In America. and upon which
money will be lost and In other country
does the trottng branch Of turf sports receive the at
tenton 1t does here The peculiar training which the
troer has to undergo In order to arrive at degree
of excellence h undoubtedly better understood by the
sportsmen of America than those OF Eogandfor here,
while compete with them in all the qualities Of the
aeet racer have not overlooked the qualities OF the
useful trotter, but have continued to improve the
breed Of the latter until 1t has almost reached per-
fection and It may be said, given trotting nsgs
superiority those Of any other nation The match
Monday next will, doubtless afford evidence of the
remarkable qualities Of the American trotter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-06


STATES BRIG DOLPHIN U. s. brig Dolphin,
John Pope, Esq, Commander, arrived yester-
day, having sailed from Porto Praya on the 18th
uItimo, leaving in port the U. S. frigate United
States, Captain Joseph Smoot, bearing the broad
pendant of Commodore George G. Read, and the
U. S. brig Boxer, Henry II. Bell, Lieut. Com
handing. The officers and crews OF both vessels
were in good health. The Boxer had just re-
turned from the Coast, and reported that the
colonists at Liberia had declared their indepen-
dence, and were proceeding to elect president.
The Dolphin has been absent two years, hav.
ing sailed from Norfolk in November, lS45.
This is longer time than any vessel has been
kept on the African station previously. She has
made four long cruises on the West Coast, be-
tween Sierra Leone and the Congo The health
of the Fofficers and crew has been good, with
some exceptions. She has lost no men with the
coast lever.
Died, at sea, Feb 2Sth, lS47, James Smith,
ships cook, (colored) of dropsy. October 18th,
David Harris, landsman, dysentery.
The following is list of her officers
John Pope ESQ, Commander; L b Avery, Samuel
shipev Lieutenants; A Read. Act'g Master; John I.
Mason Passed Asst Surgeon; John o Means, Acting
Purser; VIM. Y. Spencer Passed Midshipman C..
tones Charles M Mitchell, Midshipmsn; A. vsnden
Hsrwe Captains Clerk Passengers, samuel Cook, mas
and r. Slocum mate, Of the bark Dragon, of New
3edfOld
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-06

paid per Dozen las ISIS; pigs per cwt 2Os sos; hams
smoked, ordinary in paid owt aos $685.
In casks saltsd 26s a0s Cheese, hne duty paid, per
ewt o2s OBS; middlng 4as 49s; ordinary 2o' l0s
Lard nne lear In kegs ow SIS DOS; do In barrels
sos %; ordinary to mddling a inferior grease
29s a3s Rice Carolina dressed first quality, lss ais
I'd quality, lss a los.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. Oct l9-Metals-Lead, pig, in
bond, fl6 los Ell los; British bar iron, 60 So a
go los; tin plates, sos aSs per box Ashes-U pots
per cwt, ais ass; pearls 34s a6s Tsllow duty paid
per cwt. ass a 4ss. Tar, duty free, per boil, las
a los. Turpentine, rough, duty free, rs 9s.
spirits, duty free, per cwt ass Ass; Pitch
duty free, per cwt. Is Cd IS Sd rosin, duty Free
amber and yellow per cw % l0d Is Cd lnseed cake,
duty free per ton, fs 10 10 OusLsrd duty Free per
tun, cas- AZ; sperm. duty paid, per tun, fs5 81 ;
Whale duty Free per tup f26 %; hemp, dew rottsd,
per ton, f2s a30; hacked f3o "a; hides. wet, sstsd
and hemock. per pound, "a Id bark quercitron, per
cwt, New York and Philadelphia, 0, lis hopsn bond
per cwt 40s 5Os tobacco from Virginia leaf faded to
manuf actured, 2s a Is 81.
POSTSCRIPT -LvERPooL, Oct 49, Up. NJ.
The markets, up to this moment are losing ground
Flour cannot be quoted beyond 26s per barrel and In
dian shows tendency to rise above sos. The
stoppage Of the Liverpool Banking Company Is just
nouncsd, but the liabilities heavy The cotton
market is not much depressed.
Passengers Arrived.
LVERPooL-ets m hun Cal-donia Bo-tor-Mr Picke
ID 4ch,idren AID servants; Mr. r. b-rson child maid
and Mrs Fazer and sh ldren Jas Kns and lady
My,F KING; Miss K,g Isaac Buchansn lazy, CHI lden
aud mad servants; Mas Thomas; Nj Yves on and lady
Weston IT, lad and maid Mrs Moray AID Ms. Nur
ray p.smpbei. ladv chi,dreu aud mid seynt; Mrs
Pratt, dren aud maid Mrs Smirhersr and
Maser smitherst: Mr. C'ickmere and lsdy RI LADY,
M.s ort; Mis-; Bor e.; Ms Hunt aud Miss Hun, M, Tiles
m;ns.,y.nis Wv Rsx.sn; Bisniss, 9s:as Rses.r'p.
tosan; King: " Riggs, jr; Mr. Mering; z sm hers
Mr. suachan; Nc, ment and servant; HUBBARD
Stevens Jas rhalon; Pierce Thom's; Ho"ten
ssgas: NJ Hart; Col CcsnsIly; Jas Duff; Bab6 T Nj
tirimsn; Z Tiffany; Andrew Stewa &; w Pattison Mr.
Dawson; Hoger Stewart Mr. Titley; Mr. Thomas Mr. Bal
Lonng Eugene; L lramsnaud; Elton J Clark; Frith
Murphy; Flint; Il Slater Ballard; X Meline.
For Halifax-Mr Beers; MIR smithers.
From Hafax-D Dixon; McPhersop; Thos q TAYLOR
WhmoTe; Rrv Rrsnner Frazer; Syle Fienn; Malcolm;
Hastings; Gardner; Bliss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-06

ACCIDENT FROM WALKING UPON RAILROAD
Track. - Yesterday, just as down train was
nearing the Brighton Depot, the engineer discovered
lady wslkng upon the track, n short distance ahead
The immediately reversed, and the steam
whistle blown, both to cause the brakemen to check the
eed of the train and also give the woman notice Of
her danger But the sudden warning appeared to
fuse herr after lodging OF and the track she final
N stock still and faced the approaching locomotive
the platform beard Of which struck her the shoulder
and threw her against t0ne wall the side of the road
The force with which she struck the wall tore the skin
from her forehead nearly to the but she other
wise apparently uniDjured ssvng the effect Of such
shook on woman OF her age (about go Her name, wa
Of TIE Muscipal Court Of this eIty.~osson Trsvsilsr
~ twsf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-06

time to take an imposing and successful stand
next year, when defeat in New York would be
identical with the defeat ofthe party throughout
the country, and the defeat Of the democratic
nominee for the Presidency. Their Madness II
madnass il was, had method in it; and we would
not be surprised if the democratic party In tnls
State would next year emerge from its voiuntari,y
dug grave, aud sweep the State as compie'ey
and perfectly as it was swept by the wings N
the election which has just terminated Inc
very fact OF the wing majority being SO 'iemen Il
dous, is proof of what we state; Tor II Is wen
known that the two parties are pretty evenly
balanced in the State of New York, ana thal no
one can boast of ever having, IN times OF the
greatest political excitement, majority oil more
Than three to five thousand over the other
No, the struggle between the contending lac
lions of the democratic party for ascendancy,
has directly produced the result we have Just
Witnessed and it is folly to regard 1t as deli
berately expressed censure, by the masses OF the
people, on the course of the general admnistra-
ton, or an approval of the principles OF the
Wimot prOviso.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-06

maximum proes but occasional forced sales have been
made at considerably under these figures In London
yesterday there extensive supply Of foreign wheat
but trade dull and the American receded from 2s
per quarter without progress being made in sales
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARxrr, Oct lo-New Orleans
ordinary to middlng, ~ to bd per lb good to good
fair 6x to en- good to fine, TO 81 Alabama and Ten
nessee, ordinary to midding ~ to AZ; good to good
fair, 81; Mobile, ordinary to middlipg, ~ to on;
fair to good fair, 81 to 8 good to tine e& to
on Bowed Georgia, ordinary to middling ~ To on;
fair to good fair, ~ to Cd good to fair on to On Sea
Island ranges from to I'D; do. stained from to SID
This market also largely participates in the general vi
oisstudes of trade, and shows gradual deterioration
since last teegraphc advices The quantity Of
ton pressing upon the market greatly exceeds the de-
mand producing large sacrifices on the part of Sellers
who have been compelled to submit to prices CON-
siderably under our quotations for the sake OF
obtaining cash. The sales for the week ending the
10th inst, amount to 200 bales Of which 900 were
on speculation and 400 for export The transactions
Of the 10th amounted TO about 1000 bales while yester.
day they reached only 900 at decline. In the
featuring districts business wears the goomest possible
aspect every week adding to the number Of mills work
Ing short time, or closing entirely
LIVERPOOL PRovIsIor MARKEr, Oct l9.--Beef-Prime
mess per tierce, Sos 9as 3d.; ordinary, 75s. s3s-
Mess, per barrel, 46s a 62s Cd ordusry, 4os ass
prime, sas 36s extra India family, &c per tisroe 100
zoos. Pork, prime mess, new per Dbl COS CTS, old
COS sos meas o.. 7os prime IS shilings 90 shit
lings Bacon Long m!adlss, free from bone, In
salt, per swt, sas sss. ToasasA es W pssls, dssy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-06
Police Intelligence.

Arrest Of Female Bmrgtar-Ohcer Case, OF the 5th
ward, arrested at O'Clock yesterday morning, the
OF 4th street and Broadway woman calling her
self Sarah Thompson alias Trotter having In her pos
session circular clock On being detained at the sta
glary had been commit ed that night ths promises
Of Valentine Major No l0l Elizabeth street, by forcing
entrance through window, evidently done by
this from the fact OF the clock found In b pos
session being claimed by MIR Major; and In her haste
escape from the premises she left behud In the room
her hat shawl and shoes On her person were found
ball tickets together with other articles all dentinsd as
portion Of the burglary Justice Rooms committed
her In full for trial. 80, ,
Caught on the Lin "-ofcer Costigan, Of the 10th
ward, arrested yesterday a woman called CathArine
Murray Charge OF I" lifting" from tue dry goods
store OF Harrison Hall No 90 Catbsrius street piece
of Calico containing thirty-two yards valued Mt 81
The property was found in her possession and Justice
Timpson locked her up for trial
.q,y.n of a Conuiet - Officer Costello, Of the 9th
wsrd arrested last night woman called Betsey Cum
Mugs, escaped convict from biackwePs Island
Justice Drinksr sent her back to her old quarters In
order to finish her term of sentence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-06

The RESULT oP THE ELECrIoN-THR CAUSE
II 10 amusing to read the comments that
have appeared IN the wing journals con-
corning the result of the election in this
State. On perusing them, one can hardly
refrain from laughing at the absurdity of
the statements they set forth, and the causes
which they insist produced the defeat of the de-
mocrats. The wing editors vainly imagine that
IN casting their votes for State officers and men,
bers of the Legislature, the people of the city
and State of New York desired to cast censure
on the course pursued by the administration in
pur Mexican relations, and approve of the in
cendiary and reasonable course pursued by the
|Wilmot proviso party, in both branches Of Con-
Bress, during the last Sc ssion Of that body.
So far from this being the case, we are salts
ed the people OF the Empire State never dreamed
hat such issues were at stake in the contest Just
Prminated in favor of the wings. The causes
Fhich led to their success are palpabe and self
Fident. They can be clearly traced to the old
alousy and chickering's in the democratic party
hich have been accumulatlng and increasing
strength every day TO the day of election
hen the scenes Of the Syracuse COW ento on
ached the public eye, through The medium of
press, every person of the least judgment
esaw that defeat awaited the party at the
cton which vas to follow. The cohesion
unity so essential to success in the political
rid, were wanting in the democratic party
ranks were cut up and divided into factions,
ween whom there was not a particle OF
nimity of purpose, and each of which
ned disposed to do it's utmost TO cause de-
and disgrace to the party at large. To carry
this purpose, thousands in the city and State
with their opponents; but to say that by
rg as they did, they intended to favor the
not proviso, and acqulesce in the whole
denuncations of the Mexican war, is to
more than the premises will Justify
fact is, there were no principles decided
in the late contest. The democrats were
ctsd and disunited; and it is shrewdly sus
that their leaders and wire pullers en-
yed the detection to the fullest extent,
he moment they saw the party in danger,
hope that defeat would reunite the party in
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-19
The .INsEpERABLe Pr,Nc,p,rn

The 'lNsEPERABLE PRINcIPLE."-
Corwin said, in his infamous speech,
that The brutal passions of our SOL
diers can never be restrained. Nei-
Their helpless infancy, decriplt old age,
nor female loneliness, can arrest them
in the qualification of their brutal pas
sions. N. Y. Globe.
Scoundrel if you did not know that
Mr.. Corwin never said anything Of the
kind, you are unfit to conduct paper !;
if you did know it, you ought to
serve a term in the State Prison.
There is not a word nor thought like
the above in Mr.. Corwin's Speech.
IN. Y. Tribune.