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CABINET, SOFA, AND CHAIR

.M.AyNUF.ACTORY.
TAMES WILLIAMS a SON, would re-
,J spectfully inform their friends and the public
in general that they have now on hand at their new
WARE ROOMS, on 7ih street, opposite the office
Of the Nationai Inelligencer, general sssortmen,
OF SPLENDID FURNITURE, embracing in
part
Italian marble top Centre Tables
Egyptian do do
Fancy dressing Bureaus, marble top
Do do do mahogany
Mahogany spring seat Sofas latest Style
DO do Dvans
Do do Rockers
Do nurse do
Do high-post Bedsteads
Do French do
lp dining Tables
Also, LOT of Common Furniture: such as plain
mahogany Bureaus, cherry and pine Tables, Cribs,
Cradles, Bedsteads, plain and fancy cane and wood
scat Chairs.
Allof which they will sell at such prices a will
suit the times, for cash, or to puncual customers
Having in their employ experienced workmen,
they ara prepared TO manufacture at the shortest no
tice Furniture Of every description 4s
NIB. Those who have old Furniture which thew
wish to exchange for new, respectfully invited
TO give him call.
may22 iw3w
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LIME! LIME LIMEl
AnA bushels fresh burnt Lime for sale BY
EOV u. WARD a SON, 81
at their Lumber Yard on 18th street.
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PAINT AND OIL STORE.

PAINT AND Oil SIOHE.
QnA kegs pure White Lead
oOO 100 gals. Linsced Oil
$50 boxes Window Glass.
Paint Of ill shades mixed and prepared for use.
A constant supply Of LAMPS, PINE OIL,
Wicks and Glasses.
Pure sperm, Lard. and Solar Oils, for sale on
IA o. wHITTLEsEY,
NAV 10 II G street, Todds Buildings.
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CHEAP BOOKS.

A VARIETY OF SECONDHAND BOOKS
III for sale on very low terms. at the Fountain
Bookstore, near The Railroad Depot.
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M. H. STEVENS & EMMONS,
Nos. and 2 Browns Hotel, Penn. avenue.
Explanatory pamphlets, &c. may be had gratis,
with the strongest testimonials Of success and bene
fl
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IIOURS OF DEPARTURE Of the passenger
JILL trains on the Main Stem and Washington
Branch Of tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Let
Nav, l847.
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MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday, Oct. 8-6 p.

There was another panic In the stock market to-day
Nearly every stock In the list fell Of Treasury Notes
declined n per cent Ohio 6s, u; fsnnsylvania Sc, Nj
Reading Bonds, 1; Reading Mortgage Bonds, l; Nor
wich and Worcester, IL; Erie Scrip, y; Harlem, TX;
Farmers Loan, IN; Canton, IA There large sslss
at the decline and the market at the first board closed
heavily.
At the second board Pennsylvania 6s fell of per
cent; Farmers Loan, a. Reading advanced ~ Hsr-
lem V.
All the Salem banks pay per cent ssmiannual divi.
dend except the Naumkeag which pays 3h and divides
sl7,Soo-Lynn Mechanics and Gloucester 4, Beverly
The amount Of banking capital stock paid In in New
Hampshire on the lat Of September WAC si9Cas5o Tho
amount Of specie Ia the vaults siso755 bills Of other
banks On hsad, plo0S isj asyess IN he hAaii
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Bosror, Oct. 6.-P NJ.

BosT0N, UcI' VI NJ
IlourThs market for good brands, fresh ground and
new Southern and Genssss was firm and sales Of about
1000 barrels were made at So as Wheat, nothing re-
ported. Corn-The market continued steady, aud sale.
Of 5000 bushels made, including good mixed snd
yellow at 10 "a cents Oats firm at Do ~ cents
Whisky arm. frovisons-There was no change IN
pork Lard-For prime the demand was good, and sales
cd inactive to British ports
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General Co~ventio" OF the Protestant Euasco.
pal Church Of the United States,

General Convention OF the Protestant Euasco.
pal Church Of the United States.
The general convention Of the Protestant Episcops
Church assembled yesterday in St Johns Chapen this
city for the Performance of the usual preliminary SER
vices.
The antecommunion service was read bv the RIGHT
Row. Bishops Mead and Chase. Morning prayer was
read by the Rev Dr. Hancock assisted by the Rev Mr.
Edison The sermon was preached by the Right Rev.
Bishop Hopkins
After the communion was administered and the ben
edicton pronounced the bishops organized nanothsr
part of the building and the clerical and lay delegates
organized in the chapel
The Rev DR.. Wyatt was elected president without
oppositon but the election for Secretary vote
taken with the following result
The Rev Mr. Mead (Hgh church, and the Rev. Mr..
baleh Glow Church) were nominated.
The Rev Mr.. Mead received seventeen clerical and
fourteen lay votes and the Rev Mr. Bsch eight clerical
and four lay votes
The Rev Mr. Mead was declared elected Secretary Of
the House
A message from the House Of Bishops was received,
stating that they had organized and ready to
coed to business. similar message sent to that
House.
resolution was received from the Bishops appoint
ing the Secretaries of both Houses to apply for the
Of st. Johns Chapel In which to transact the proceed
Dgs Of the convention which concurred In and the
Secretaries win report this morning
motion that the rules Of order Of last session be
adopted the rules Of order Of this session. was car
ried.
On motion, the convention adjourned, to meet for d.
vine service this morning ut 10 O'Clock, In the same
place
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BUFFALO, Oct. q, le47

Flour-The market lost the momentary excitement
produced by the steamers news and again dull
to-day. Sales of 1000 barrels were made, con.
sistins chiefly Of fresh ground, and brands at
$6a IS 66k Wheat was less irm, and the market war
new state, at csc q 81 o. Corn was again less arm
without sales worth reporting; quote mixed and vel.
low at 6oc sac Rye, nothing offering Osts-sses
5000 bushels at 6lo Receipts during the preceding "a
hoursyour, 5000 barrels wheat, 10000 bushels corn
20 900 do. Freights change.
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The increase this year. compared with last has been
very great being than fifty per cent compared
with the three previous years has been much larger
The receipts of the Auburn and Rochester Railroad
Company from passengers in the msnths of June July
and August each Of the past three years. has been a.
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T'ELEGRAPfiI(
Markets.

BALTIMORE, October 9th.
Flour-Ths market for all kinds to-day was inactive
and no sales Of moment transpired We quote Howard
street at S. u.s. and City Mills at Sc asked Wheat
The market exhibited no change, and prices Of good
Maryland reds varied from 1000 1850 and for heavy
white do, 1850 to l40o was asked. Corn-The market
remained the same as yesterday, with limited sales
WhiskeySaes Of 100 barrels made Mt 900, which
Q slight advance. Provisions-There was more do
Ing in Pork and sales footed up about 1000 bb chiefly
mess on terms not understood.
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StronR's Patent Lamps.-These Lamps cast no
shade free from smoke smell will burn the cheap
oil and greater light less than
now muse are more brilliant than camphene o. spirit
without the risk to life property; not liable
Of order easily cleaned and warranted for year
The Hand Lamps will not spill oil with the most carelsss
No $40 Pearl street. New York; wareroom a& Broadway.
Chandeliers bracket, hnging paror and mantel lamps IN
ar and stra lamps
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The number Of passengers transported in the three
months in ls4%, 4i,2o7; 1885, 40 400 ls4s 4s7sl
is47 6s,7ai The receipts in 1884, IMs and 1885, were
very Uniform this they have increased large per
cent All the railroads in the Western line have
been highly productive this wear
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ALBANY, Oct. 6-P. NJ.

ALBANY, OCT OF. N,
Flour-Thers was change In the market, and prices
stood at about the same. There sales aking
Of wheat rye, and prices remained about the
same. Barley was in good demand, and sales large
5000 bushels made at Tic; 10000 do at IKE
and 1000 do. old at SOC. Whiskey firm Receipts by
nal during the preceding twenty-fo hours Flour
10000 bbs corn, II, 900 bushels barley $4,000 do ;
rye 1000 do. oata. 4 900 do
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City Intelligent &C

The WEArHER.-We had another agreeable fall day
yesterday The Thermometer stood at IS degrees at II
o'clock In Wall street, and many who had gloomy anti
cpations Of heavy rain storm, towards evening
agreeably disappointed.
THE HorELs.-We had heavy accession of visiters
yesterday at the hotels in consequence Of the crowds
attracted to the Fair at Castle Garden from s sections
Of the country.
FiREs-A fire discovered at O'Clock yesterday
morning, the second floor Of building 100 Nassau
street. Dy officers Carey and Brown, who quickly gave
the alarm. The Companies soon on the spot and
the fire extipgushed-the property and premises
having received much damage from fre and water.
The second floor occupied printing Office by the
Sunday Mercury and the lower floor oyster
loon by Mr. Bodine. There was an alarm Of FIRE at ~
O'clock caused by the burning of small shanty In 42d
street near Fourth Avenue-the re was got under by
the police Another IRE broke out at No. IS Forsyt
street. in consequence of the burning of wood, So
in a small furnace. The fire commenced about two
o'clock 1t was promptly put out-damage triaing.
SUICIDE BY TAKING PoIsoN.-Coroner Walters was
called yesterday to hold inquest at No $50 Division
street the body Of Henry Richards native Of Ger
many aged 40 years. who yesterday committed suicide
by taking quantity Of corrosive poison The deceased
various occasions within recent period has exhibit
ed symptoms Of mental arrangement and twice before
attemp ed to destroy himself On Tuesday he
about 10 O'Clock. A M and returned home at o p M ,
Immediately commenced vomiting, and continued to do
until he expired, about O'Clock.
DEATH BY DISEASE OF THE HEARr-The Coponer held
inquest also, upon the body Of Sydney g. Whitney
aged about So years. who taken to the City Prison
Tuesday in very feeble state and died In the
of the night Verdict, death by disease Of the heart
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retaJohn w. Creation Co., II Cedar st,eet-up stairs
have the arEe.t and best Of Gold Pens be found
the city and prices are much lower than those
other house The attempt made by others monopoze The
Pen Trade % rs % MAKE he pr!s h..er high
low price. find at Creation Co. who are selling
Pens and Cnses at from IS cents upward The Pc sold else
where st 81 for So the ALBERT q Basrsb PEN lao
stamped 81 rs only. silver pencil included Gold Pens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-07
Law intelligence.

SUPERIOR CouRr-Before Judge Oaklsy-Joseph Lopez
Dias rs Henry Wanmaker-The jury rendered verdict
Before Judge sandford-Russel Sturgis rs George
". Staples This action to recover Sl35, the
by the plaintiff to defendant at his store In New Haven
Conn. The defence set up as follows In the sum
ment with Messrs Page and Bachelor, who reside in
the interior Of this State, to sendhm fifty logs Of ash
TO be delivered at his wharf at New Haven before
the close Of the navigation at four months cred2s Of
the logs only delivered leaving logs
be accounted for In consequence OF this breach OF the
agreement the defendant claimed damage having his
mills and work stopped. agreement was then
between the parties or rather the old
seventy logs n which tbs Twenty-Five left behind on the
old contract we're to be incuded) upon the
those contained IN the rst agreement The plaintiff
who had connexion with Page Bachelor wrote to
defendant stating that he would fulfil the last agree
ment and requiring to be informed would he, defend
that he would, on the same terms which
Page < Bachelor to deliver them. The plaintiff
went on then to dvsr SSs but only
brought The defendants counsel insisted that both
contracts made between Page Bachelor, and the
defendant that plaintiff was known only rs the
agent of Page Bachelor In the modified contract that
the terms Of both contracts four months credit and
that neither of them having been completed the suit
premature and could not be maintained The plsinti
counsel insisted that the transaction between plaintiff
and defendant distinct and separate from that be-
tween the defendant spd Page Bachelor and relied
upon the correspondence that passed between plaintiff
and defendant TO sustain his view Of the Judge
New Haven was proved and the only question the jury
had to decide. was whether these logs delivered
by sturges under the contract between the defendant
and Page 4 Bachelor in 1910 1t was said on the
part of the plaintiff, In reference to the letters
produced here, that they show the logs de-.
and the letters are before you and IL Is for YOU TO
say whether they delivered under the contract
the letters II you believe they were delivered on
tho contract between defsndent and Page bachelor
you ought 70 find for defendent but IL Won believe thew
IN tla I'M the frat tboo
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Died.

ON the 9th inst, DrSrD Ksrsrpr, aged SO.
Ills friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vted TO attend his funeral this day (Thursday th at
az o, clook r. NJ, from No. I6 Franklin street.
On Wednesday, Oct 9, THoNAs CoorER, aged 65 ysurs
and months
His friends and aoquaintauoes respectfully invited
to attend his funeral without further invitation, th
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock from % White street
the 3oth ut, Of dysentery and typhus fever MARI
only son Of Henry o. and Eliza A. lockwood aged
months and days.
On Tuesday, the 9Th inst, ELua UrDrr, wife Of
John Upkike, aged 30 years
\. The friends and acquaintanoss Of the family
specifically invited TO attend her funeral at O'Clock
ThurAday afternoon from the residence Of her brother
Joseph McGinly, at ls3 Duane street.
At Staten Island, on Wednesday morning, 9Th inst o.
MAuRAr, Esq., in the seth year OF his age
On Wednesday, Oct 8, PArncK MALosr, In the asth
year Of his age.
The friends Of the family requested to attend tba
funeral, from No sek Spruce street on Friday Oct g.
Ut o'clock.
Troy papers please copy.
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Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, at a great re

ducton I'VE wlsh the public to bear mind notWithstand
ing the claToI Of rivals that B. h. Watson Co. william
ron street. have the exclusive sale OF the Rcheeu"
The public mayey upon the of this pen being equal
the e trek: made pse otto injure it, In fact il longer
Is the cheapest and beat in the although
carefully repaired.
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DagucrrreOtype Plates-FOr sale mt cost
prices close invoice lot of best French
Plates, II ard Donble Griset. Apply to
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Total. ......... STA, ISL 90 q

Iomi 1900. .$ls,,3i 30 227s2 70 3.43o II
ms EXHIBITS an increase equal to nearly thirty per
cent the bulk Of which was from passengers The In
crease In freight has not been very large
The receipts Of the Harlem Railroad Company for the
rst nine months in each of the past three years and
Of the present year, were as follows
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Married

On "Wednesday Oct 8, at Or. Potts's Church UDysr
sitv Place nv the Rev DR. Brinsmade, Of Newark, n.
. Hrssy N BsAcH, to MARrHA W., daughter Of the
late Rev Eliss w. CIan. OF Jamaica,
In this CITY, on the 4th inst by the Rev. DR.. Bellows
Mr. VIZ n Dooogrr, Of Portsmouth, Va, TO Miss
HANNAH T.. JupEfns, OF Augusta, Me.
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Tho Uni versal CeIahrifx, ,rf,.h n u

raud Italian Sesp has attained for the speedy re-
mova from the skin Of TAM reckles sunbur botches ard
every species pnghy srupe, u the best proof Of the
almost instantly converting the ssowe,t into one
Of darling bliancy aud delicate whesnsss beware
tere and bay only the old depot Walker street rst
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ro rBss
LATEST MOMENT.
TIE l. k q H A p HE.
The Southern Mail.


The Southern Mall.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. o.
The New Orleans mail has been received at washing-
ton No news The steamer McKm's letter maui 10
very large.
Maryland Election.
BALTrMoRE, Oct. 8.
'onn r Kennedy (whig) Is defeated by McLane (de-
mocrst oy about nve hundred and fortyons votes In
the city OF Baltimore the democratic majority 10
thousand Majority for Thomas, 1896; Ligons ss7
HAvRE DE GRAcE- Goldsborough, one hundred and
four; Thomas hundred eighteen for pov.rpor.
Evans hundred and fourteen Carmichael ous hum.
drsd and nine For members Of Congress there IL n
slight whig gain.
The Whlg State Convention.
SYRACUSE, Wednesday, Oct. 9Th
The Wing State Convention met at 10 A. NJ. II was
temporarily organised by A. B. Dckensou Of steuben
who acted ~ chairman, and j. N. Lake. of Herkimer,
Secretary.
One hundred and eleven delegates took their seats.
committee Of two from each judicial district sp
pointed to report officers
Adjourned for one hour.
The committee OF nomination
Kelly and Wood, Of the LIST.
Hasbrouok and Bishop, OF the I'd
Tracy, Sd.
Dodd and Clark 4th.
French and Merriman, 9th.
Potts and Williams, 9Th
Beach and Sul It'll
Patterson and Howlsy, 9Th
IL O'CLOCK, NJ.
The convention rsssssmblsd and the following ON
GERS were appointed:
Presdent-W arlington Hunt, Of Niagara.
Vice Presdsnts-lst, Obadiah Nswoonb, New York
I'd, James Nj. Taylor, Kings.
| 3D. Richard Knowlton, Rensselaer,.
4th, Pestish Richards, Of Warren.
| 9Th, John Bradley, Of Jefferson.
| 9Th, j. j. swsrtwout, of Tompkns
7th Edwin Blood, Of stsuben.
sth Harvey Putnam, Of Wyoming
Observation-Disclosures Benedict, Jr., Albany.
Welcome r Bssbs New York.
VIM A. Greene, Oneida
George J. J. Barber, Cortland.
Adjourned till 2P M
. o'cLocr, pm
The meeting Is still large and harmonious The fol-
lowing nominations have been made:
HAMrLror FIsH, Lieutenant Governor.
MILLARD fillmore, Comptroller
CHRisrorHER MoRoAN Secretary Of State.
ALvA HUNr, State Treasurer
A. L. JORDAN, Attorney General.
Legislative Proceedings.
ALsANY, Oct GA. M
SENATE
There was no quorum In the Senate to-day.
ASSEMBLY
Debated the bill concerning the feudsi tenures until
noon Ut which time there found to be but forty
nine members present This number not constituting
Quorum the body adjourned
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In other banks AGO. amount Of bills in crculstisn
81 ,66o, 24s.
The receipts Of the Long Island Railroad Company
Tor the month Of September, 1916 and lss
nexed -
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Holman and Gray again That extra0rdi-
nary Gard Printing Press, 6ilmans Patent Self Feeder
should be sought out by all who visit the FAIR of the
can Institute where orders for Cards and other will
3. received and promptly Holman Gray may be
found at al times az their old stand 80 Fulton street.
printing Of any kind will be furnished prices
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THIS equal to nearly twenty Ave per cent compared
with last year The Long Island Railroad Company
have raised the rate Of fare their road new tariff Of
charges has been perfected and 1t Is estimated that an
increase Of twenty-five per cent the gross income will
be realised by the change
The receipts Of the Erie Railroad Company for the
month OF September is4o and isa7, annexed
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Fulton street, Sun Building The subscriber having supplied
the first rush Of his regular with his nmabe Fall
Hat; is now prepared 10 supply the public :. large with the
Having increased his manufacturing fac tes
increase Of the Fall trade gentlemen may be Of being
served promptly and TO their satisfaction by kuoy OCT
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;nsi be A ~ EN- @ rsna ~ Ann street. Is
he keeps the best Of Boots Shoes Caters in the
cyand what aagrsat remarkably low rate
sold for =. and real tip top for 81 So which will YOU
$'esewhere As to his Water Proof Boots 81 So s. and Sc
III can't be beat Try him. and you are not sstonished
aud pleased with his stock, we arc much mistaken.
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original Ethiopian Serennders, PaIm0's
Opera House.-The influx of vsen falmo Opera House
is convincing evidence Of the professional and personal
mer' OF those emineny gifted German Pcli. White
we as IN this their native land identified with the
erIstic peculartie Of original Negro limitations For the
last three the house has been overloaded
an unwilling refusal (consen with personal convenier
of claimants for seats bu this evening that
ing room will be permitted to all who have hitherto been dis
appointed The bill prolific Of all that attractive.
The Great Fair OF the American Institute
understand there will be Of boots exhibited by
VIM M. Young fthe PARIS Boot Emporium The style and
cal: bo: for 81 5o equal to those sold other
did boots Call corner of Fulton and
Nassau, opposite Office.
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One boat building erm Ut Rochester have turned cut
~ canal hosn since the lot Of Jan. last,
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or and durable article by the subsc
which mcrchants aud others would do well examine
purchasing elsewhere. They keep also constantly hand
full assortment OF superior Gold and Silver Pen
Pencil Gases and Gold Pens of other manufacturers OF cee
brty, which they offer low other
the trade CLARK, BROTHER CO,
q John clirne of Naasau
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WARRINGTON, Oct. q, lstI
The State Of the Ca~--Moa Intervening anf momsr
tous Crias IN cur .9fsirs wih msr'eo
We have no later returns from MEXICO than those IN
your poss, ssion fome days ego.
The runors OF the dangerous and disastrous positea
The Arkansas banner., 1847-07-19
THE ..nEMncRAr, !,

The undsrliag who seems to have charge of this print. assumed the responsibility, in his last mum Der, of making insinusiions 30 ufamously false in regard to us, 90 base and malicious in design that we were compelled toiuhiet upon him personal cbAs tisement. Armed with good hickory cane, we pro ceeded to the work, and if we dis5i succeed in pun ishing as him severely as intended if was because of our debility from recent indisposion, and from which even now we have not entirely recovered
 n would scarcely be believed that all this maiig nity arises from our having applied the term Yaa kes to him. We confess that this was inadvertently d~ne, and misapplication of the word. We have friends aud relatives, whom we love and cs- teem. who claim their nativity in New England, and we should be among the last to attach any op- probriam to the name. Bu, they may we'll feel adig nant that should have found such all association for it and we consequently apologize for iudis eretion, to them, and to the "uniyeTsai Isnkee nation''
 These are harsh truths, and he whom. they most keenly touch, if disposed to complain. let him view his detestable eoft ,o de,ract rom the un,ar nshed character and stasdins. not of the editor o the Banner. but of those most dear 10 him. and if there be aay Of justice lett sn him he will ac knowledge that we have only performed an impera- tive duiy.
 We have now done with the matter, and we hope fsrever; ba. could not retain eur own selfrespeet and submit quietly to imPatsticns so vile and kemrfihle