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aHsS.-.YIANOFOhTE uANttAt1O.
Ht13x<X& Ry, Isl ful.oL.s. eat side Broadway. 40
"EH entirely new article, wsrrsntsd superior 70
y y atone, and 20 Keep N tune much logger Vas
any now In made with peculiar harp frame obrslne
the objection " metallic pedals rttes gssTsny viii -
given with each instrument and when any do1o a. W us
quality 10 expressed The payment may b Withheld 1n o. "a
doubts are removed. BENNETT 4 ROGERS.
iel5 80 snltor-st side Rrpsfvsv.
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DIGS HAIR and briss rs srd sausage casings- 90
ns priIe hair, 50 hsrrrs white and gray trsles u
kets very oeal sausage GANGS for sale by
40 In MERRITT L co. s soulh-st cor Wal.
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EBOOTs CHEAPER STlLL.-Fine Calf
u Boots, g 50 usually - 5oi fine French Calf Dses
- Boots ~ So sold In other and 81
~ CATERS cheaper Than In any other In tho
city. Shoes, &c. sc. hand made 20 order AL orders
promptly attended Mending, &C done In the store
JOHN LAYING, 20 Ann-si.
je29 3meod between Broadway and Nssrsns
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IN FOR SALE-A small farm OF acres Of land IN tho
w vicinity Of Rshwsy, and sbo minutes walk ffen
- he railroad depot. Their Is snug it-siofy house
and barn. with other improvements IL Viii be sold on IA
vorshe good pianosOre. with some cabinet ur-
nure. would be Isken In part Of purchasemones for
pariicu ara apply al 5d fIuison-,t. n. Y. s25lw-
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FROM YUCATAN.
Improvement In Anair--Nictories of the
NhIte--Frec Admission of Grnin. NC.

~ tI. schooner j ohm Rct Capt. VI. au-hlin
80 ..........-v j. ti.of p. H fe
p ,..t -.. b. ,t....iyst
a. No.. ,,.. -,t REVIEWING rho pros
~ 49, ID. ,...-.r ..,. fta, .Tf. la.t
~. ..- 90 DO. l t. ,--...tf .- h.r.f...
1.5- o -' n.,'-. " ,- i.....-... b., 81. ...,....
y -'-' . i.-,t., ,-,,r.-.v,
va t"1 "A.'' .-'N-' s'''" l' p, C 49,, go. ,f..,i
10 i-r peninsula many p" 81 - 4. H.. .-
n a-l % which victory IAs de'.Aiei D" iA''' 20 | E
caiecos ., -.t. 80 , .i-,,1
lne same huN.'.l s.o'' t...,' no. $3.50 .,r
command % Gen fa-o' -. ilai.i. WI, go,
lney LAD 0'cup'eH 'A. p.Ao' ". ga ''' - o. 80,
lei'-- +" &C., 4..., n ...r,, T,,.. ,,bif,,
thc SAME une lt iA' l4'--t''. '' l'et .
lost p and wounded me i'-s 90 t-' iiii'fNs u- ,
and poca,avun
ie--.r from ru'r1- dated the 81 has The following
Ys.-e-. Nv AZ O'Clock BOD -h- r0-l. ...N men Ten
here o .rfar Cero- D. ans afervar Cls- A. they "cn-
b.csdes on the r,al Al Lsrca-n they encountered Io
f,re. I'd te Indians. whom ,lry fcA y rui o route ln
. ,,.,-3.t hid .o. ,ror,a.Iv
mo- vi I NJ the l0fl bias table showing the losses ul
81 a.. t trf.4 AVA u-i.ouars during the month
Nr 'i'''i - 49,
% June ~ says . . , HAD .- action. . o--
D. i.- -.,., ,-,a,.-e.I al lio-,ha anI TrlavaI-
lii i, '' -,r.r. E.,, Teen tssen mostly women.
W. ,-- -fI to ,.e.e haf tor dea,- caused ny
wounds and fnd that tie Indians have os' d1nl- 'r
month of June ai easI .-'fl h-l. D 80 .,,,,r,
iAe eny, lArs rf r. . ,',,r, -l s l0o ,,so arc an
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On. RepudinIed NJ Home.

The Olrc Branch is the style OF new cam
psien paper Jus, commenced at Detroit uuder the
auspices Of Hon. John N3rvel, L. 5 District At
t.rney and ext. :. Senator Hon. Lansing b.
Miner. A. Wales. Esq. Hon. Alexander David
son and Isaac B. smith Esl. all leading Loco
Focos calling themselves the Republican Taylor
Committee Of Correspondence. These gentlemen
have been long acquainted with Gen. Cass and
place no confidence IN him.
a Free SOIL State Convention 10 appoint Dele
gates 10 Buffalo viii meet at jackson on the 81 Of
August and another has been called at Marshall
ON the Goth OF september 10 nominate an Electoral
Ticket. Free Soil campaign paper VIII he
started at Adrian.
4 Free Soil meeting was held at Grand Rapids,
Kent Co on the 9Th inst. which was addressed by
Messrs. /. Patterson, Everett and smms' H. T.
Yale. Chairman, and w. d. Foster, Secretary
Messrs. Patterson, L. Rathbone, Hall, {. ; Hen
derson and Moore. introduced a series OF very per
,iuent resolutions flr Free Soil, Free Labor, Free
speech. Free Suffrage, for Harbor Appropriations
and the erection of light houses, which were unan-
im1uslv adopted. Mr. Van Buren, was accepted
as the Free Soil candidate for the Presidency
Judge F. d. Burr the former editor Of three or four
Loco Foco papers in the State signed the call for
the meeting.
The anti IS Loco Focos OF Jackson Co. formed
a Free Soil Association on the 22d inst desiring
all who hold to the doctrines Of Washington, JET
fsrson. Madison and Van buren,, 10 fra,1r"iHo in
the new movement. Col. Ruel c. Baker, and
Lieut.. Chadwick, who has served IN Mexico both
prominent Loco Focos figured at this meeting.
In Monroe County the LocoFoco organ me
A9rocate will soon drop Cass and 40 Van Buren,
such is the feeling in this County that Cass NIL
receive hardly any support. The same may be
said of Genescc, Shiawassee, and Ahegan Coun.
ties. Oakland County is perfectly enraeed at the
nomination o.. Cass, and Messrs W. NJ McCon-
nell and w. Coates, whose Democracy IS
coeval with the formation OF the State are battling
against the Hunkers. IN Lapeer County Hon.
y. b. Edredge. the able and efficient hePresen-
tative from that County, has renounced the w es'-
ern Douchface ana goes for Van buren,. Whole
settlements and colonies IN various parts Oh .lc
state. haved declared for Van Buren, In isc' inc
DctroH Advertiser from the appearances through,
ONT the entire state. advises Cass to reslsn ana
leave the field open for Van Buren and IaYior'
as he will be left I'm an Insignificant minority
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,.,. ,t.., ,,s ,,i.6,rtnnrs of ireland arc unIvcr
ss''v admitted There 10 scarcely mV,' ,.I ~
,,,,,,.r ,f thc earth than the south oi Ireland All
n.,.i.,. Av,~ who have been there nni Who nave
hsd a. opportunity to compare H WIN o'".t P.l'-
ne ri,',s but bow to lceiss'c i"i u pgit's '''
Of ststrs i,irt who that we'n irs"'"'u '"' ''
an, ~. i.,,c info thc niif,' Of misery and fufcung
.iNprcss
Then VIII, DON'T these puzzled statesmen Just
b.. l,.,fsS s'.ecf They c'uiossodiy don Nno"
how "a, Hesitate tor her. yet insist on doing 49,
sl,h,nch ihr.r legislation only sinks her deeper
ami s,,rcr io,, ,hc miro of misery and suffering
N.Y., ,.,f unit o. thcn and leave her o. lccislatc
e,- b,rscifswhilcf She don't want their oficious
.,.t,.manship-~nd 200 wonder when ITS results
a., 8, lr,irsh'c-,c' Sangrudo persists i'm his
rra,f.cc. sud thc Express would fam coax her 70
submit Co g.. Hear sran.
~ult very trnc that Ireland h. conquered country
ard tr.i rns'eri Obis"cd her power ~ ihe night 81
,,reprsf -hut when conquest has been &C
sairs.rd tu lor centuries sud more particularly when
iho conquered have been admitted 90 OFT the ufht oi
She cougecuug what was conquest occomcs pf,-oiip
tyc tiett end iorCibc resistance to 70 IS rcuelo" d"
uoi un'utldshlc rebellion.
-Rce ,our pardon uc.shbor The bogiroi'ers
have n,t quite been admitted 90 ail the nights oi
the cougucuue Bcrcsiords, Downshires ana
Casticrcachs-uncss to pay al YOU can earn orthe
,-vic.c of existing on hall an acre OF earth Is all
Che Same as 60 receive five dollars each from hity
Thousand half acres There is considerable dii-
,rcucc between them. But hear the Express
once none
The re,pc have no notion for fighting It is clear or
c mo- confidence IN the leaders who rally them 10 lhe
aeht-or else perhaps there Is Ho't"g ~ g8"J"
Or perhaps they are not ready 70 isht-isn
that supposahlc Il thcy resort to fighting unt>
they have exhausted all other means and hopes Oh
redress they viii deserve severe censure Noth-
ins but the cearcstnecesst can Justify the horrors
nj a civil war Il was ten years after our fathers
declared AGAINST the Stamp Act before they put up
their first barricale en- Bunker Hill. We trust the
Irish viii be equally reluctant to shed blood ex-
cont In Tho last extremity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

By tle steamship Giojs. 20 New Orleans, We
have received papers from Galveston ~ tne .-.n ana
corresponding dates i.om the interior towns
Toe GalrsOH N.rs of tA- l-th announces th" arfF t
90 that port 0i tae schooner Ane1na rom CUBA pfh.
ll- several slrlr planters r1n's WIN h'if s4-
csr rls etc. Their obcctis fo pursue aneaf planting
u lrHh'.
The schooner Martha aui ID za5cfh. Capt Foreman.
arrived Galveston tlc lith. wlln lumber from
Mobile and bound iar Port Lhvacca
Rough aud Ready Club has been i1rinfl or 'hlte.
tln and 49, notice in ALL our Texas exchanges That
Wing Ratification 81 ctngs have been held ni nearly
every town in the State
Too state Treasurer hss published he returns Tor
iast ycar By which appoara that me total frn's rev
eaue OF the state li Tesas for the year l-i' b e-i
3l- 81 The number o acres Oi land taxed g. 'l5-I'.
Total number oi cattle leuj0 uumo"r oi negroes IN
the State taxed u 0lJ poll FAX si7Jl2
Tic Giaorir dar0rrfs learns that ttcuty occurred
a. san Pairlcn, the 2lst ult between two men
named Moore and Rose shots exchanged. when
The latter received BAL 10 he efi breast which killed
hiin infmrNF
Ihr farfmnnrf.. nf Alrin t.rs Co. ifsuu1f whs
up 90 lIl. ia tHo shade ou t.r -il anl "a Iu.t
IsifsF ifgla Austin says wai Ssrs MI 20 iaeis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Monday,

PULADELrmA Monday, July 81
Campbell the youl- man who was on the bed
with Mr. Ghon. when Boz was killed ty lightning and
who himself severely shocked as stated Do my let
Ter Yesterday has since died lie WIS the son OF AID
Campbell. snd promising and muchesecmed young
man.
The body OF Ghon has been brought 20 this city and
the funeral tomorrow afternoon. VIII b attended 1y
tAc National Grays. % which nne company be- was o.
member
SQUAD of the returned volunteers j. still now ani
then seen about the street, hut they attract little
attention. except when amy OF them happen 20 have
INDUCED too freely and then the police snap hun up
Ybe civ i as dull As the C,a,er and Engtv0 and
as mea-er ihc a.set 0 tle Canal hank-ol The fash
iou.he. having gone ct Do -ei or0iei 10 Cope Nay or
wasted AZ Saratoga There is nothing eula14e aioat
The Church Of the Epiphany was crowded yesterday
morning bv an intelligent audience rh0 had assembled
o. vi ess the neresLn. ertmony % the ordination ~
four o hc graduates Oi the Episcopal theological sem
mary oi Virginia o. the holy order oi racons. Inc
Ute wa. administered by Right Reverend BsAop foi
ter. TIE candidates are named Archibald Beatty. C.
g. Hoffman Jacob Ram5o and J : Wiley Messrs.
Hoffman and kam11 VIII depart Tor the missionary
ned boo Africa Do sept, mber next
There u Little movement 20 Flour to day. ar
Western brands selling % -2i d - according 20
freshness and Pennsylvania 10 - 3D. 81 ior cnl'cs
retail and bakers Flour j. scarce AZ I'D tD- Corn
N.t. Ii. waited 40 J.L-.ome holder. ask more Rye
Flour remains quiet AZ ~ Wheat ln moderate sup
p.y and dull some sales oi PRIME RED we're MAIZE AZ
. Jos cts. inferior .0ts are ul-it3e. Oats ."o
ca-coss sid 70 20 cts tor new southern and r. Tor
Jersey. Corn scarce and wanted cargo % southern
We los brought 81. cfs weight. Jtton quct plt htl
truy Provisions without change and sales moderate
Groceries steady. cargo d C.enfaegos sugars cold
A. price not made public 5000 pigs OF Lead so.d al
cts cash including lOJ hard a. per e. on WHISKY
n bbs sells a. ~ small lots
sugog -rocgs-Firsf Bo1ri-lspO state Sc, i-i
4o01U- is t- 1885 Peuu-y. ranis Bank 200 T Gi
rad Bank Jog CID Morris Canal. %
S--7na Boord-s-4I Leh.sl Loan scrip. - e iN
CIV 6- 60 Il0.5 Northern Rk ky. l- $50 Treas
Sot.s. Iu. -.rlU ID. do. ll8t D. Harrisburg 10 jii
I5I GirrI bans. i.i s40lY Ches AMI Del Canal TO-
..r
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-. -. .,..,. .,. r,sfc.S iast TIE cs4"'dS''
.......,.. st,,., nan in r.,mi si.on q" toe
49,. 81, .,aiN 5eseoias sr0 'sl'''' We
\. ,,..f>>l s. srssNlos 'a "' f'N"''N''"
-, N.f,- .,e~>s.e,,'s N' So earnest "'"N"'''"'
So. ,,ss, Wasg W. 5i5 n,' heartily N''''s'
..N,.,s .s,...,s ,s,src apprehension
.s,. As.-,,i .,a D., ~. ha.',s' that " ho'
-. ..,,,,. a, sal scjs w.ia party oannot
a.,.s.s o. ,egrv' BE ooo'q''s 90 'o'' rS''l
al, As5 ls.,s sud i,saoaor 'scs.'o.s'ed To de-
-, a. .,,-s3c.c, ia She N'umcutst'on> az" IS
,.,.-,,, 81 she Cs-,y rrcss. \ t'oras. assures
81. -ss,rs t>si t>c rSri, nominee : 81 that GOULD
N,s.sa->s Aas iAc v,t,rt : instant" Non would
.Ns,, ss.E $, s. SIN rate. true ~ false Tor Yen
49,, -. -,,f q, ,,,.,racni jhc candidate, whether
,.,, ,,.,, iA,ashs A.u worthy OF not. - the
49,, sam rssscs .or 6ouush and nothing
rec-,
NJ, s,,v sly sa,h chisston. We DO concur
.- $500 C,-yesia,u. ia the expectation that
- -.-.-.-',, ". tAcvssy be advanced. aud WISE
= 81 -,'c-s selected Should these oNpocia-
n, b, Assrr,iu,cd the obligation 10 support
t>rr,se, .a.s. Should q s, any time become e'''
g.. ,,sfsrivs, candidate 5 more worthy ana MS
,.,,,s. -,c-s Gke,y O. Tr''rcie the public Wea'
:, Ns.,,--es :uiy - support that candidate. we
4, -,.. .,, soue sc,'nats. Ike Gen. Taylor as
ca, s,e. b., Nc thias The Express does hun III
-.s,s,s - r-siaS his support On 50 poor ground
TX Express coT;es one paragraph OF cur ar
=, al TIE Tr.baue sn6 Gen. Taylor stating
g ---rsss - maintain 81 independent position
a. SAYS
~ha'e srti,s : n this CT worse vein ana
-. ss Ne h.ve SWsys said that the Fourier organ
s--s--es - sc-i Of qostsnco 10 ne Nhe party III
c,--.ssc- VIE tie inculosuon o. Is very Pee lar
s-.r-c-s Tas Wh.s party all be happy 20 DC no o.
50 A. o-eSa TIE Way Il = sons on ana me sooner
II 1S.ts--
O-- ccinious~ IN question are those relating
?, - Extension Of Slavery. and we venture to
xssu-e Tie Express thsi they are aot rery pecu
la We sci with the Wits party because ITS
lsssac aocsr.aes accord generally with car views
r. We are ~, its organ never was and never
bs We have no faith IN party organs and
ias-iaz from the poor mgsic made by the Palace
orsaa We doa'i believe they can be made either
,Tsc.ve OF creditab,e. The Wing party could
=, L j, woul6 Be- set I'D Of our advocacy Of Pro-
fsc-oa % Home Labor. River aud HarboT I'm
r---ens-ts Peace. Rerenchment, nor anything
E we think r-hi nor could it induce US to al
vocsre whsi We think wrong Then why tins
blf.ber about al organ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
ENGLAND and ireland.

& writes Us from Burlington. y. IL long
l.,ts- o. Irish affairs which is so full OF msapp e.
bsns.ous that is publication would require stii
lonzer commentary 10 exposeits blunders' II SETS
CT with the assumption that we are hostile 10
G-es; Britain and anxious to excite prejudice
against her. which utterly repel. England is
ths county in part Of our toreiathers, and COM
neadel 70 our affections by many illusirious sons
Al noble achievements She has not deserved
a tie praises heaped upon her by our correspond
.nt bat she hes done much Tor the cause OF HUI
manly and Justice and we honor her Tor 1t. Her
Slave Emancipation is deserving OF all praise We
,,n-,ve her steadfast resistance to Bonaparte, es
pecisly 10 his agsressions on Spain and Portugal
Bat she IS not always humane, nor even Just, as
her treatment Of our fathers in 1888, her treat
meat Of Denmark at a later period, her impress
nent OF our seamen from lso6 to 1912, and many
other wrorgs, to say nothing Of lreland,l attest
But we have never united in any attempt to ex-
cite clamor against her and shall not now enc
treats Ireland as Spain did the Netherlands as
Rassis DO Poland, as Austria did Upper italy,
a. Naples did Sicily-as the strong treat the
weaker ia their power pretty generally we oe
Ieve the Independence Of Ireland will be bene-
ft m Great Britein-that is, to the great mass OF
the British Peoplo-aud that they wlll SO regard It,
As to the Landlord Arstocracy, the naked ques-
mon :. Shall the Millions iamish that they may
live in sumptuous idlcness aud wasteiul ostenta-
tonl We say No, and say II IN all kindness TO
each.
&c H.. asks what ireland could have done but
for British munhcence in the late dreadful famine
We answer, she would have needed no charity
for there would have been no famine but for the
British conquest and oonhscatlon Of the sol, the
fruits whereof are rack rents squandered 10y ahsen.
tee landlords. These have forced the peasantry
of Ireland to cultivate almost exclusively the root
which Will yield the largest quantity OF food to the
acre. and the failure OF that root caused the
famine. But Tor tins the soil would have been de-
voted 20 the growth of Wheat Oats Beans, &c
&c. as well as Potatoes, aud the blight would
have been scarcely felt. Even as it was, she eN
ported more food that very year OF disaster than
she imported, hut the absentees rent must be
paid with the first fruits of the land leaving the
cutyators to beg or starve. IL viii not be SO
when Ireland belongs to the Irish once more.
But since we hold tina, the monopoly ofthe Irish
Soil by few thousands most OF It by few hun
dredsl OF mainly nonresident proprietors, Is one
main cause OF the universal misery Por' aiding Ire
land. our correspondent fairly asks
"wha, power has England to change the relation OF
Property IN Ireland
why, Sir, she had power enough to take the
land a,coy from the Irish People and give 1t to a
few Of her own conqucring soldiers aud courtly IA
vortes. Now If she has not power 10 restore II
again, il is high time Ireland had Government
that can DO 10
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AYinhicn,ion of .lnvery.
To The Editor Of Tn. Tribune
I0CvSr DALE. Va July /.

10 fhC Editor d Ia ITbhHt'
Locrsr DALE Va. July 10, lsis.
Are YOU a believer In the Lord Jesus Christ VINO
came on earth 20 men and was crucned and dled
for them suppose If you are follower OF the Meek
and Lowry Jesus that you do not believe any part Of
the Scriptures more than another, but al alike Turn
., Potter l-h verse and read 10 10 saws servants,
be- subject TO your masters with all fear NOT only 10
the good and gentle but also 10 the irowaId Why.
then are you 30 bitterly against Slavery when was
NOT condcmed by God himself and ordained from the
beginning Of the worldf Abraham had servants and
II said he was a righteous man. Now think II would
DO great deal better II you Abohtonists would al
tend 10 your business and et the business OF Souih
crp nersops alone II You want tree negroes guess
YOU have plenty in Newlork) very likely you can get
supplied II there enoug for you II you Will lei
me know, I can send IN "a short time 500 10 you You
then can have plenty Of your colored brethren
Yours &c. l.. 7.
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By telegraph to the Ntw-iOrk Tribune
~x,, CONGRESS First Session

SENATE. WAsHINGroN, Monday July 81
Several petitions were presented and t''k tnt" ord
nary course ID, ~, t...., .,
introduce brief bL copied from the Act OF I-o4 20
enable the President 20 establish temporary Govern
isnf- i'm OREGON and California IN case nothing oel'oI
should be- done DO fha mean time. ,
Sir BRrEsE OF I'D from the Committee on the "l"o
LaDi- reported bl ia favor oi a-ccftmnint auu 50
tr ttie to laud- n California. and " granting dona'
fious of lsud.ri ghts t0 actual settlers.
Nr ArHEKroN 90 y. n from the Committee oi ,"n'
ference made report ou the Annual Appropriation DILL
Mr. BUTLER of : c. objected 20 that part OF tne Nc
mort allowing she Chagrc- Line of steamers 20 -t"p ri
rhare.ton only when practicable instead Of making lt
iiuperatiye a DEBATE sprung up on the SUBJECT To
which Nr ArHEKroN, Mr. BUrLER Dir CALHOUN NJ.
Barour of Ia Mr. DIX and Mr., DIcKrNsoN Of y. l. MI
BoELANp and Mr. YULEE Of Fla PARTICIPATED
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, -,
After the transaction OF some routine business 'i
RfaDs,L of = made t1 Intellectual effort 10 rep.l 10
ati X mad. ma pouucai integrity uy Nj OoLLlN'
OF \ y "a Friday last.
n.rtee of the whole discharged from the farther
con- Iteration of the bill granting alternate sections Oh
land o. Georgia. Alabama and Florida for the constfuc
ton of Railroads The yeas and nays were denfnded
on the motion, aud stood as follows Yeas III
Nay o.
Nr THOMPSON OF ia. moved 20 lay the bill on the
table
The Southern Inc was prevented from working by mo
Atmospheric electricity at au early hour last evening The
Boston line also failed ~ Williams Bridge, by tree falling
acros. The wires The Albany and Buffalo line also 'ned
from some cause unknown, p. obaby from electricity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

We trust those of our friends who are accus-
toned to defend War, Hanging, SC. from the IDLE
W in not accuse us of taking az unfair advantage
in publishing the above. II any Of them can see
any clear difference between the mode Of argu-
mentation which proves War and Judicial Killing
10 be justified by the New Testament and that
employed above we shall gladly see II pointed
ont And when they shall have reasoned out and
stated the train OF ideas whereby they are sure
that Book does not commend or countenance Slav-
erv. they viii have less difficulty in comprehend
ins our position on the Scriptural view OF War
aud Hanging
Our monitor is probably aware that his logic Is
precisely that employed by the clerical and other
supporters Of despousm TO prove the Divine Right
of Kings and the sacrilege OF any resistance to
established Government, however tyrannical and
bichtinr. In fact, We don't know any gigantic
wrong that f,n proved Scriptural IN the same way
As 10 Abrahams servants we freely admit
them. but if E p. would make anything out OF
them, he mus, prove that The lars empowered
Abraham to whip, MAIN and sell them-to chase
them with bloodhounds il they ran of, and sepa-
rate husbands and wives, parents and children
Tor life, ii he could make dollar by SO doing It
IS not the fact that one man starves another but
Ae lac whip oompels him TO DO so or die, that we
obiec, to-snd even this we try 10 let alone when
1t ie,s Us alone. When 1t undertakes TO crowd US
we stand on the defensive
We don't know whether tree negroes are
better or worse than other races rs degraded and
81 used as they are. All such have necessarily
many wees. tie cure az which Is not o. be found W
Saverv and Wrong. bat in Humanity, Justice and
Rrntherho0l. I'd.
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nRnnkLYN- AEEAlRs.

CHARTER CoyyFNroS.-Ihs Convention he'd
a meeting At the Common Council room last evening.
IN the absence Of the President Nr Harris took the
chair The minutes OF the last meeting having been
r.ad and approved SIR Humphrey offered tae follow
Ing resoluuon Rs3'r.d. THAT Che Easrs-'ins Com
i,,ee be- instructed 20 modify the repeating clause
as 20 preserve the Municipal Court 10 i' present organ
ilauon md Jurisdiction" Aiopied-Nr Taylor then
presented the following ana Report Of iAe Finances u
TN, Convention which vas ado pied
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More Opposition TO the Compromise

H0rsE on RErREsENrArVE'. July u II
GENTLEMEN. ! was caAet .o the Library OF
Congress yesterday o. the time te vote was taken n
The Mons. on b. % Conpron..se tl and entering the
hall n moment after ms name was called 49, excluded
bv the rules from voting desire 20 cay mat would
ave voted win flc seven southern Wings OBJ JAS tA.
bill on the table voted few minutes Aiteraard
AGAINST the motion % reconsider ihe vote ty which the
III. was laid on the table WIN IT, HASKELL.