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COMM &c NClAL.

New York, Jan. Al.
AsHxs-During the past week, nothing Of any
ment has done Pots are quiet at So and pearls are
dull at S. So
BEnswA1.-western yellow has been selling at ae,l
cents, cash.
BRrApsrurys-Tho anxiety which is felt both by
holders and purchasers Of -four for the expected arrival
from Europe has for the present caused almost com
pete cessation in business. Neither purchasers hold
era are over TO operate prsferring to wait until
the receipt Of the news The accounts brought by the
Rochester and Quebec in the early part Of the week,
advanced l2h cents on previous quotations.
Al the advance lots Of Genesee and Troy changed hands
The sales include about 10 900 bbls s. IS s2H for
Michigan and fat Ohio - 62h for Troy, s. 6?k IS
oe, for Genesee and IS So for fancy Gonesss and
OHIO; 1000 bbls City Mh brought IS so 50 So, pre-
vous to yesterdays 3o0 round and nat Ohio via Or
leans part from storo SIS as So SO for to good
brands aud 4so Damaged, OF an extra brand, S. For
Southern also, there has been enquiry aud
Haxa at SO rs, Brandy wne SIS So Philadsphia So as
Georgetown s. 3l14 a SIS Blk, and Baltimore Howard
Street So % S. 3l the lower rate not subject to rein
specon the stock Of Southern does perhaps exceed
% 00e bbls Corn Meal wanted AMI prices Of Jersey
have improved l21 cents. the sales reaching 5000
bbls chiefly to arrive at So SIX S. cash Rye Flour
sells at So and Buckwhs being neary out Of season.
may be quoted scarce at SIS So co. according quality
Wheat has been in better request fer export and
900 Western Rsdsupposed 81 o. and 5000 superior
llnsis Rcd 81 l2s: for milling, 1900 bushels mixed
Western brought 81 OF; and 500 inferior Southern, 95c
Northern Rye. with moderate supply and fair demand,
steady previous rates; 5000 bushels sold for export
ut 50 cents; and understand, has been disposed
Of deliverable the opening of navgstion AT 80 cents
improvement in prices, soy cents New Southern,
Jersey end Northern, mostly Southern to arrive, at "a
70 cents 1900 new white southern IN an emergency 3d.
and $500 inferior old do rs, all weight.
CcTFEe.-A good demand continues, aud prices re-
main without alteration. st. Domingo selling 50
Corrox-The sales to DAY have been quito large tho
demand s entirely speculative, and said to DO at full
rates. 5000 bales arc reported
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Miscellaneous Record.


feT Liverpool viii sail to-day at o'clock having been Dc:
Bars MARY Monnrs, and Jane Williams, for glasgow.
will sail sso this morning Letter bags at Gpias News
" We are indebted to the Newport Rhode Islander for
Liverpool in LAT d, lon % u.s. on th. morning Of I'D
yember came ~ contact with the French brig Eugene AZURE
and sb.ndonsd her carried Madeira BY
los, on Point Me,.ofios, near Neuya: her Pss.ss.
Prom Il. Ai'a
pondeat a. The cabin pa..eage have chartesS ys,,s
emsr.nt passengers remain nut they hear from q,
70 90 o Sho or w NV .
% sS' they ai; bee. ss' ::IPss
III IL, s% % 4; The 81
having been the cause e SO amsn,bls los, Of life .aS pro-
wresi ..s bshssed noSy n :s,!nr The Ives ps.sa
Blu, the I'd nate who ws.lsf il charge by Nj Diywho
undsTsd he pa'.sos. th.,i money thIs,esing thsi
.n ear. the. .qS IN h. nsss
them The mSq s s then tool sas and : III.
river and are here in prison to be severely dealt with fnOt
claimed BY their respective consu!s.
spoken.
S% n. SSiG1 sound Sa %ona 20
WhaIemon.
AZ Rio Jsnsifo Nov a. Braganz. Devo!l M Put in in
consequence gaze, when sprunk
mzsnmsst lost light sp.s some SAILS &C. had obtained
mainmas and would proceed 6 days Sailed 23d
Uncas, Gelet NIB for Pacific having put in for anchor
Foreign Ports.
ANTON LIzABpo Dec 2Iu port brig Camel Collins, Tor
Orlssns brigs Abasis. do do Chnchilla fatsrson
for Orleans soon; schrs Midas dsg Portis,
on tho 18th for Lsguna, by order Of Com Conner. A.
Nov ship skiold Danl ~ morn ~, Dec
9th, ship Seaman, Myrick from 0usyqgil Tor baumo's
Cork, Dec 3-sd, Metoos, for New tgIk.vr
DUNDEE, Dec 2-Arr CLAIMS, Castle, New forr p.,u..
brig. dsescs Faff S Gs do John Pod: PANE A. Vi.
Holiness Hole do; Citizen, Brown. fm Bostoni mo Dow
sbssf fn 40 srr Sid 5h brig Nsaguasus Leighton
Csrdenss 10 od for Boston I'd, banks Pok Lawrence;
Princeton Reed; Imogene. Rogers; sarah 1ur.,
Lonis, tS.lssher; Eliot Waltz and New World CroweI
d;.S, iou;ss lake for New York. next week; brgs tch
S. from Bath arr 3ist; Niontezums, Thomas
Eoso. next day; ATeo Curtis. for do, qns Jeer.cn Nor
soon; dasss Churchill for Portland lds; Lareh' Thsys
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home PSr1s.

Home PERI.
BALTIMORE, Jan 3'-Arr Bremen 81 Anu, Horstmaa, fa
smsn; schrs Edish Baker. fn gss,os-saw Tuesasy
At anchor of North r;nt bak Rchmsnd Of Fly nouth Gin
Mary Cstherns Tyler I'm ssysnn.h Chesapeake, stswrt
I'm New York: CD, briGs Devon.hire: tbI) Wellington,
West Indies; New Medal Bay UoIk and nsrkst Glsmor
Esu Focts. Kingston, J,n Fanss, Amy G1nb,, New Or
PHLAprLrHIA, Jan a-Cid sehrs Huron Hill 1t Kite.
Lodsmia K Eliza, Brock, Charlesten
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OE NEW YORK. JANUARY 2@.

Cleared.
Ship Yumchi, Garfield, Norfolk, Wetmore < Crydsr;
banks Mary Morris, Daegett, Glasgow. Durham Dmon;
Jane 4 Williams Williams Glasgow, u Hu'lbut; AElae,
brig. DsamMk Woodbury., Quay ANA Pr. brett yose;
Ar.u. KIM. Uh,Iis,oa Thompson Coz ;ehr. MHhew
WIN Pope. Foster, Wilmington. Brett vose; freeman,
Benton, Portsmouth, NH Lscon Bsase Boston American
Belle, Baxter do; shaw NUT, Smiley dol Banner Cox Pro-
violence; sloops Midas, French do; Empire, Smith, New
Haven.
Arrived.
Brig Waterman, Frost from st Jaso dc Cuba, and days
from New London, to Badger & Peck.
Schr Teula Dunbar 10 days from Cherykeld, with lum
be {, Smith Boynton
schr Panama Clark from Sullivan via Newport. with
mite for the Navy Yard
schr Jsrooman Fosdick, Brandy wine, with meal
master
Sailed.
Barks Huntress, for Genoa johann, -; George, (Brs-
men) for brenen briggs Allen King, Genoa; Biow New
Orleans; Augusta, Savannah and others.
Nothing in sight from the highlands Wind NV
nd rosh
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Sales OF stocks Mt Boston

BRoxERs BoARp, jan 205 shares State Bank 5S; IS do
Norwich and Worcester Railroad, tsx Fitchburg Rail
rosd new ia; II do old l22 Boston aad tsus Railroad
losk, DIS; 50 East Boston Co, 10 1915 50 Dividends
East Boston Go, ga
AT AucrIoN-2 shrs Hope Ins. Co, II Il Western Rail
road o8< IL Boston and Wore Railroad x IS Nor
thern Railroad 99 20 Portland and Portsmouth Railroad
ok 20 Bsssn AID Maine Railroad l09 10 Boston and Low
eli railroad. sIs Nssh.s Maaaf c. $40 rer share; II
57Is Granite Bank, sOX; New Engand Bank, i02x
Merchants Bank, Ie: Sta,e Baak 50 $1,000 Albany
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LUOiNA CORDIAL,
nrrxmh abe

ELJXER OF LOVE,
EOR the and sssdy surs Of recipient Censsnptsn
barrennsss lnpetsney, LueoIrhoe sr WHITES, Offset,
distracted difficult rooatinenss OF Urine
discharge tnd foe tho
OF the syom whether the result Of shsrsnt o.
ebuty Of this nertmabls Cordial IN beth hsmisphsss,
suicien guaranty for its quick aud positive
rnr all the above affections sad complsirts Nothing
be surprising than ts nvigorng effects the human
A. on beco and full ofezsry under influences
IL couneracts the nervousness OF the fsnslc
frame which the only of b,rfenne and winch prior
10 Masn's discovery was considered iucursbe. And il
quickly tho inpsdimcns by physical prosration,
which frequently dcer men from getting married Language
regarded by the heads OF the faculy all
world, Of the most important medical dsceveie
OF the Price - bottle PnsiPal eas removed TO
lat Greenwich street. corner OF Liberty Also for sale
by Wyatt Fletcher, lil Fulton ct. d2s line Ri
MOTHERS CORDIAL
THE Superior efficacy Of this article when the last
Il stages OF pregnancy 30 apparent that female who
has once experienced its benefits would be willing
condition to BE- deprived oft Its effects and
diminish the suhernes sttend; Child Birth one half and
thus place both child sna mother in state Of safety
This II quack article, but the Of regular
physician who has made this branch Of his practice
particular study Tor sale is2 Broadway OF John
street dls imsth
A NEW MEDICAL AND SURGICAL tOLLEUE tor
"A the Suppression Of dscas disessef, il open No
Beekmsn street Nassau under tho direction Of Dr.
assistants fourtssn year, extensive and praces
In Duane enables Dr. Corbt the sfths Col
lsgs, TO warrant in al within dAy8
No mercury used in this instituton. -
Open from A. NJ till or M No charge unless radically
cured. Once Beekman street. d7 lmse
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MONTHLY REPORT FOR DECEMBER
OF TIE New YORK
MEDICAL M AN p c sgnabGAs St INSTITUTE.
CASES SUccEssruLLy TSEArEr.
Pain in the head. ssssondsry ysnsrsai
k:sd: ::;s: s:'; 1s.. logs
Inflammation Of Ii. SIid suppisssiaa efths menses.
S:s case: efso.sh S.:: y i = :.;::
., Case Of fsvS reaI.y;
PsmsIy consumption. Pi..a.e ofsh liver.
Pain in the chest. ! Inn.mmation Of the eyes.
Cases Of xlee, Retention Of the urine
Uvulss removedi Iajures attended to.
HydrSes,s 9es.,Sn w for ' t.m"ans
Psyp removed from the z.Opsraions fer f,tulsa ami
10 Structures cured in the ur.- Enlarged prs.te glands.
b 5hEs in making water d sa::i b 'Iss'm'n
HenorIhoida tumoS re- Hypnosis
The poor attended to between and 70 in the morning
jsawsod~re Attending Surgeon nd Physician.
d SOO REV ARD--AMEKIcAN CQMrOUND-This
70 CUP: III .sa
s .9us ns
ode! the breath require. s.trson in diet business.
ds nao1s
but d: system from Infection IsSasnS, Sf oSs
GRITTY n; safs. sa:d T. half II: 11,,
i. used in the private pr:ese. Of phy:.isa. unsIrn1
curing soi 0fs ed Try
Court .ndt r.tssd Bow:Iy and Grand s9we
:i : & % ND Si.s
I'd :SpS:1s SssSStiya third nd ss:ss slI;i;,sS;:
S:: i; ~ % ss:; n: e
4; SisExsEs = :sss:::iy "a .:ss:!
based 0, the most modern and sei.nuhs principles,
Cav. sa sa s% .:s g.
der o.. IA ss usS ."S $ Of d.
sssa G &C. ras :.' I'd {; Il: s
THE srxcFIc G@a &. of eo.onh..
and II sssss. n from ::s Z.
.ny ssA;, Sss
ness fr'eh Ono Ds sHReg ii FR3iR
DRErXRE6 81 +: Il &. co lee:
il .ssord.1es With Il. NOS. .e.sr. d,es!sIis: Of
proved The COLLEGE d. 'srofSi, rhss.s.%.
a. nsrenry un.iis ssaiss Isss
"'n rr non ~ sxcK DRo
sS :.1.s %
:I ssdss
THE TONIC ELIXIR
DREPARED expressly for the Of those who have In
4 duged secretly. Or eommcS eIee:se, ofany kiaa FMS
either Of the nocturnal emissions irrshi
~ general physical weakness OF tho sexual or.
; =: :::::
vigor. Price Two Dollsrs pr bottle, ~ dozen.
PARTICULAR NOTICE
DATIENTS residing in Of the Union, by writing
%.ya. .s s i,s o oh.sU 81 what
will be consulted by tho nembera who daily for
that aad tbs necessary remedies with 3eeetens
Forwarded Immediately In this instance the fee (SS) which
directed 10 w. y. DICKINSON, Agent
~ Nassau New York
tendance. Nlp~r
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Foreign insportetiOus.
ST. JAeo DE CUBA-Brg Watchman-425 bxs sugar bales
tobacco Dunseomb Reckw,-a6 casks molasses % tons
lignum vitae Johu HI-l1000 segars to Matthews.
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FLAr A large sale in Jersey max was made this
week, for export, ut ~ a ~, cash.
FRuIr-sales have made in the early part OF the
week of 600 boxes bunch raisns at 81 60 SOC half do so
cents 800 ar do 10 400 kegs and 800 half do sum- sup
posed s. and 81 so 500 bags Sicily wanuts and fbert
or cents 200 bags sicily soft she'll almonds 90 bxs
sheled 20 Marselles soft shell in lots IL; Languedoc,
I9I. 4 mos 500 bushels southern pea nuts, 81 l2k
81 rs most Of the recent import Of crop Palermo
oranges and lemons 50 as cash and 30 900 Dominica
oranges on terms not made public
Hay is generally dull the supply large, aud sales
small. North River 6ok 62H.
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When they went adhere.


Islnlsns were. hewsvsr.
kfven by Mr.. Wise and comno-
and corroborated by overwhelming
q testimony. The Brazilian authorities state
Lieutenant Davis attempted sforcible rescue OF ,ns
sailor O'Drscol from the police. who had night to
arrest the man for having knife in violation of the
lawhat the lieutenant the guard at the palace
streets and disturbed in divers ways the peace OF the
citythat he deserved punishment and that tnsy mad
right to iucarc him This statement 10 made on the
authority of the police and therefore abie to suspi
cion They, doubt acted boisterousy and roughly
and they Afterwards wished to shield Themselves from
blame by inculpating our men,
cumsances too trivial embrol nations in Difficult.
the quarrel of two drunken sailors and the intsmPs'
The conduct Of Lieutenant Davis appsa to have been
in strict accordance with his duty Commodore kossssu
Is entitled to nigh praise for his cool Arm discreet .ns
temperate conduct in the affair, and all Mr. WissI ON
cal scts within the line Of his duty, and VII Dc
jus.aed by his government But alshSuxn the Telling
and language on both side, was warm mere no fs'A
to apprehend serious difficulty.
Commodore Rosseau acted rightly in refusing to hre
salute, is a thing which cannot be insisted upon as
right, and is merely act OF courtesy, the whhou
ing which altogether proper under the cncumSsn
ces aL rl4
believe the Brazilian authorities construed the bap.
tsm celebrated board of the Californian trans
burlesque of the grand ceremonial tho occasion Of .nS
baptism Of the lnfaIta | am conndsnt lnst -. v,nna
thing intended lift was, II was extremely ~.onS,
In the itss If there nothing that could Dc Ut al
accounted censurable. 49, , - 49,.
The Brazilian minister ciossteu LOT hfeo hoois W
day with Mr. Buchanan - ,
Tho bill to raise and equip additional regiments Is
still before the senate. Thjs delay is the consequence
ofattachng I. amendments which might easily, aud
much more properly be reachedby separate bill The
question guarding tho bounty lands against the dan
ger of transfer 10 specuor present under discus
some Senators doubt whether Congress fstter
grant OF land with such con lton make laws to
the sals and transfer OF lands after those lands
have passed from them by grant or otherwise. do not
think from present appearances that the force will be
changed into volunteer force The discussion this
question: however will occupy great deal OF time, and
it's doubtful the bill pass the Senate before the end Of
the week. GALVlENSfS
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oEN TArLoR--Hs IHrUrEp INABILITY TO IMPROVE AD-
vArrAou-A yIoHriro MAN, HOWEVER.
Mr.. THoMrsor, of Mississippi asked leave to make
personal explanation ho never before had made such
request There being no objection, he remarked, that
there seemed to be determination in the reporter for
the Inteihseneer TO misrepresent him. In that
paper of yesterday, he was represented as saying,
that the Rio Grsndo General Taylor snow
ei that he not At for the general command
Now, to the manner in which General Taylor
conducted himself In battle ne had no objection but his
objection TO him that he was dlsory in his move
msnts, did not improve tho Advantages which the
victory secured 10 him His objection not 10 Gen.
Taylor fighting man, but to his inability to improve
Che advantsgss He too dilatory in his movements.
[rhatss pretty story
A MrsrAKE-no MsTAKE.
Mr. SIMS of South Carolina rise TO a correction of
the journal On Saturday last was seriously indis.
posed and was, consequently, not In the hall BY mis-
take name Is recorded having voted on question
Ine srsAwgn.-The genternsn's rame is not recorded
on inc Jsurnal though il may occur in the List oil yeas
and nays, as published IN the papers.
Mr.. SMs.-Ah!
fhs hrONf 0f THE COMMITTEE FOREIGN AfFAIRs.
lhe SrrsHtR announced the 6rs business in order TO
be inc resolution heretofore offered by Mr. T.. J. Inger-
SOIL 10 print hve thousand five hundred copies of the
Mexico. "
Mr., Mcdowell, Of Ohio, commenced speaking, but
yielded the floor Tor O lew momentsto
Mr BELL, who, having read IRON the Union Of last
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ENVELOPE AHp wRArrINo PAPER.
resolution was adopted ayes 90, nays 90, charging
the members at the original cost with the envelope and
wrapping paper consumed by them
ADMIRALTY COURT AT KEY WEST FLORIDA.
Mr.. RArsnUs, from the Committee on the Judiciary,
to whom memorials from the board OF underwriters OF
Nov York we-o referred reported bill to roestablish
admiralty court at Key West which read twice
and referred to the Committee of the Whole the State
Of tho Uni IN
fifty sixty vessels wero wrecked tn, coast of
Florida within the last year involving property to the
amount Of 81, 100000
waIrNos or MIR. yErrERsoT.
Mr.. BsoDHEA3, from the Committee on the Library,
reported bill for the purchase OF the letters and manu-
scripts Of Thomas Jsnsrson which referred to the
Committee Of the Whole on the State Of the Union
PATENT LAWS.
act and asked that be made the special order of the
day for the second onday in February at two o'clock
Mr.. McKAY-I hope not.
Mr.. HEsLY.-i have the floor. ! hope single hour
will be given TO the bill Persons interested in patents
hnvc held large meetings and ask Congress RENE
The question was taken, but twothirds not voting In
tae affirmative, the bill was not made special order.
EAr HENEYI ask the yeas and nays, that the country
may who will vote against 1t.
They ordered, and the result was-yeas si nays
66-not two.thrds
Mr.. HEsLr-I ask that the bill be put on its passage
The srkAKER Ito the House 1.-The resolution bill
the table but II has been misaid. The question
is on the passage OF the resolution
Mr. HESLY.-rhe bill itself. sir.
Tho CLERK Qookog among his papers) Where 10 1t 7
tLaughter
Mr.. w. W CAmrszLL.-i wish to make report from
Mr.. MeK,y--I move that the House 20 into Com
mtse of the Whole the state OF the Union.
Mr. HENLr.-wll that motion take precedence
The SgEAKHR.-Yes, the morning hour has expired.
THE INDIAN
The House resolved itself into Committee OF the
Whole the state OF the Union AZ no debate can be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-02
COMMITTEES OF VIGILANCE.

Alta meeting OF the Democratic Committee OF
Vigilance, held a, The Office OF Root. T. Wicker
on III. 3lsl day OF March, ls47, L. w. Glaze
brook in The chair and R. T. Wicker secfetary-
m motion. The Committee OF Vigilance was en-
Iareed, as follows:
For JEFFERSON WARD-RichaId 0. HaskinS,
Ffancis Wicker, Richard Il Whiock, Geo. E
sad,er Alex. Craig, Bernard ONel, John Ha-
gan. Jas. A. Smell, VIM. Bethel, Micaiah Man
gum, Thomas Pembe,;on, Wilcher Abrahams,
Carer Bethel, John A. Lacy, VIM w. Ford, n;
Burke, H. Elmore, John K. Biankensh'p, anu
VIM. Ellinston-l9. ,.c
FoR MADISON WARD-N. NJ. Martin, John 5.
Caskie. Massena Beazley, VIM. Wallace, Alex.
Grant. Jr.. Henry A. Washington, Joseph HER
boIzer Jefferson Wallace. Benz w. Roper, A. A.
Kriscbman. Geo. w. Gillespie, Dan'l P. John
SON John Womble Thomas Richie, Jr. John J.
Palmer. Caleb Jones. Benz w. Touy, John D.
Graf and James B. Foster-l9.
For MONROE WARD-Rober 6. Scott, Sa-
mnel D. Deuoon, Daniel S. Mccarthy, Robert
T. Wicker, Allen NJ. Lyon, Vincent Bargamin,
Thomas l.. Beszley, Larkin w. Gszbrook,
Thomas N. Jones, George w. Toier, william
w Dnnnavant, John D. Quarles, Robert S.
Glazbrook. Edward Christian, Hiram Bragg,
George L. Betty, Joel 3. Bragg, William Gray
and William Burke-l9.
And then. ON motion it was Resolved, That
the whole Committee Of Vigilance meet al Inc
Office Of R. T. Wicker on The evening OF Satur.
day next, at half past 7o'clock.
LARKIN w. GLAZBROOK, Chairman.
Rosrsr TATE WickEE, Secretary.
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To The Editors Of the Enquirer:

To The E0lt0rS Of me EHThHG:
GILES CouRr-HousE, March %, lSi7.
There was discussion al this place on yeser-
,lay. between MIR. Preston. OF Montgomery, the
Whig congressional candidate for this district,
and a lbcrt G.. Pendletun, OF Giles, on behalf OIL
General Chapman, who was prevented by high
water from attending. The discussion was COM
menced by Mr.. Preston, and the whole burlhcn OF
his discourse was a bitter Genunciation ol The
war which he pronounced 10 he unpopular and
unrIehteous. This he declared 10 be The issue,
and The only issue before the people. All other
questions, he affirmed, were, at present, only VI
sionary and impractical tle found time, not
outstanding, 10 ayow his preference Tor General
TAYLOR for The ensuing Presidency (By The bye,
is this announcement ex calhedIa, or was II
merely 10 produce Judgement on The grateful
scnsibilires OF The people y Here and there he
censured a vote OF General Chapman which in,
volvrd no political principle, and which could
only have been adveTed 10 for effect Rut nave
no time Tor more particulars. "d0 UNI 9tsee
onnnes." Suffice il 10 say, that every position he
advanced was fully, farly aud successfully NE,
by MIR. Pendle,on. speak as 10 The merits Of
The argument Tor, on principle, concur with
neither. Mr. Preston, al the bar, or on theistumP,
is plausible Ingenious eloqueni; full oil rapid and
impassioned defamation; with happy now oi
illustration, not always very profound or very ac-
curale, and, Notwithstanding suFelabnndant
gesticulation, not al all times the most approprl-
ATE or becoming, il not occasionally disiiguring
and repulsive one ii the ab!esi advocates and
most efficient popular speakers in The State Mr.
Pendleton, on The contrary, makes no p'elensions
10 oratoly. He uses but little eesiure--he em-
ploys no rhetorical decoralions-br, he speaks
with great huency as well as clearness; and
every Thing he says is 10 the purpose. Ifhis ana
loeies are fewer, or less refined they are gene
rally more correct Than Mr.. Preslon's. As DE-
baier, in Short he has no superior that know Of
il, indeed, he has his equal in The district On
his occasion certainly, he did credit 10 his party
and himself
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

nin;on ex,snded-and mechanism is beating all
lis anyils for Joy. Our country stands d coio9sa
before The world-and its power and magnan''";,
~ arc eyuced as it chaslises one nation lot inJu
rios dome American citizens with one hahu, anu
f.sJs The starving nations ofEuTope WIN 'ne onei
nTo he defeated in this Stale, with every au'
vantage ON our side, would be emlnenliy uis-
graceful 10 The Democratic party, ana oi Sas' .n-
inry 10 The character OF The country. oucn ie-
snl is no, 10 he anticipated. II can happen oniy
by culpable neglect; and yet we nave ihu1c 10
fear from the apparent want oil lie IN me reue
raj party than from any other cause. lney ieel
their weakness, and declining an open vigorous
warfare. are copying the tactics OF their Mexican
allies and preparing Tor "a bush fight The old
soldiers understand this game OF The Federal par
". and know that when they are pretending to do
nothing, they are really doing The most Ennis
saries are travelling The Stale in every direction,
with secret ORDERS organizing Tor "a rush al The
polls; and every muscle Of their strength Will be
brought into lhr struggle. Are our friends aware
OF these things? Are they ready for the contest2
Are they organized? Are the rifles ready Tor
service and is The severity OF the contest duly
estimated Is the Old Guard ready for charge?
and the young, with lis honest and patriotic i'm
pulses, prepared for The onscl7 II so, We shall
sweep The field with a noble triumph. II moi,
there is no time 10 lose! Let every man be up
and doing Honor, patriotism. duty call u.s.
Now is the time TO win The applause OF our coun-
try Now is the lime for the young politician
to distinguish himself b. heroic deeds! Let the
committees be aroused-the active encouraged
the slohiul awakenedw
Let the Democrats in Virginia and Connecll-
cut SAY The same, and moreover, faithfully, acli7e-
ly Do IT