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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

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dollars 200 Cloaks 81 So 500 Coats
So Go pairs Pants ST to 81 800 Vests 50 cents S3a
redeemed pledges bought for cash. will sold cheap
Nassau street. Five Dollar suit Store.
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FOWLER has hand the finest quality Ouong Tea
Young lily rs cents black and Is Cd superior
Sperm Candles Is Cd; winter Lamp Oil rs country
fl nds would do we'll to call Fowlers make their winter
purchases Nos $50 and f2S Greenwich and IS Yesey
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Notice.-F. w. Martens is no longer in my
employ as salesman o otherwise.
Nav York Oct GEORGE STEW ART. ohn Al
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Fine Tens, Foreign Fruits. IEc.-J.

the upper Broadway and Murray
propriet' recommend all who wish obtain the best
mems of the Daguerreotype art made in the world.
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The RicheIicu Diamond Painted

PENS acknowledged to be superior article
kind now in The points fine and smooth and
elasticity Of quill. Sold only by B. e. Watson Co., No. Is
Wall street. Gold pens repaired
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Wigs and Toupecs.-Wc would advise ali
persons wishing superior wig scalp call at Bachelors
Wall street. the best
city. Wewould inform that Mr. newly
vented wigs obtained silver medal at the last fair Of Anne
rican Institute Enough said. copy the address,
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The Cheapest and Best Place in the
The Piumbe National Dapuc

get good Boots Shoes and Caters J0NETS Ia
street. the American Museum First quality Of French
Calf Boots 81 So second do So so ST. Congress Boots
from So 80 to ST. French Patent Leather Boots 81.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
mr., A n.

PARK THEATRE-DR. DuwoRrH-MApAMk ANNA BtsuoP
ScENAs FROM OrELLc AND AS LA vIyANDIKRE-DIYER.
TIsEsiENT AURoRA-THE EroN Boy.
BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery-SwAMP Fox-sIeNoRA
CIoccA AND SISNoR NERI-EAsr RIVER CRAFTSMAN.
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway-PooR GESrLsnAN-
CHARLES THORN TO Coon Luck.
NATIONAL THEATRE. Chatham Square-EsNrRALDA-
GLANCE AT New YoRk-PRErIy Girls OF SrIIIsEao.
BURROWS THEATRE. Chambers stree.-Poon GENTLE.
nAN-NAw YORK IN SLICES
BROADWAY CIRCUS, near Spring s.-Eou EsrnIASIst Sc
MECHANICS HALL, Broadway, near Broome-CHRIsry's
hlIssrR EIs-ETHIOPIAN SINGING.
MINERVA ROOMS TAyLoR's CAMPAIGNS.
Observation-Disclosures SERENApERa
SOCIETY LIBRARY-CAMPBEIIIs MINsTREIs.
STCPPANI HALL, Broadway-MsxIoo ILLusrRArKp.
New York. ThuradaY. October 2G. 1913.
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I1NFUKSisnEp ROOMS wIrn BOARD WANTED. IN
4 az tsri a thr city " younT marrd T. a. Nth.
fsib III ,nan mast b. asant aid TIE family
ae Tier bulhat bring su ss desires 90 vsaescs
quiet hons fsr sls ~tnfor. ssarsss r. IsrNli sfos
10 OoflNu-rns LngAr, LlGaT. AID DUKABLF ROOF.
IN irs GOODWIN Patent Cement shcss.inr root
or,ufh batt covered ~ az esE foot Aad
iin Its AinsieA u ~ - ~ cents pef foot Orcs
- Coleis Place, nssr ohsratsrs street
CUR1Ais sArfsi,ts-Jtr REctIyED, cAsEs
" satin a. Iarss md C1tten 40 81 Also
lccgsirE cml.te ssriiaent q tarsse Laings riusaca
Irfos'srs ara Jshhsrs. ia wiHiaa -. usar Ida
MOstN LINr LtBtRAILY ar ~ EAsr BsOADs
NI II Seamuel Cole ana &isst watches
Jcvop, liamends laie, Dry CoolA Furniture. Coihng
Cui fil,o Naucai ADD kuatai las runentA ~ John
tfNl, Icet I'd fA~nhfukcr " ferlas "a prva.e.
~ ~ rtsring he once tsii. AZ the haii dpor
CTATEs ISLAND fEKkY-TIE STEAMBOAT STATEN
Hon. and 81 oeoet Leave Quarsaiins at 10. II. and
6o'olock
EoR NV onLEANS VIA nAyASs-rhE ZINE NEW
steam ship GALVESTON. j. Crane commsnaer, w leays
Tor The above ports saturday The t Of November ss 10
ctk, A. ~, from per No. Nh No trh Secured Until paid
for Latter hAx At The usuA pas for -sh passage hav.
very SUPERIOR soccu stions spriy 70
J. HOWARD son, ~ South stre q
nR row ELL ATTENDS 10 DIsEAsEs OF TuE EYE
~ snd Far At 81 Broadway surAnce Warrva.
bc had his TREATISE The Bye price ~ eeats ALA his pee.
MUM self Eye and Ear the so
plane ever used Sr 'uas sssSrs q the xy- su Es A
AdA Eysinssrs,1
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NJ UUkk. NO rAY.-Dn. vVhBlTT, w sKhAE
mebeY Of the ROYAL College Of SurgeonA LSndsn, may -
consulted in Of dseassA No mater how css
ee ulcer the body In the throat Or nos
yns IN The bssd and bonss the ~ prsoes Of tourten
years devoted 70 dses enables Dr. 70 o.rs M
sr NJ This diseos Recent cured In four dAyA
No mercury used Structures cured in one o two weeks W.
0Dsrcely any pain Those ndytuan who have issales
socsv B. strangers cautioned not " b dsosfved N
oSbstt has nst removed asmsms,s Dnhas ssrss op7'A
Or JphnsaNS
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shrmfnts 10 NoTthefR Ports Sept Ist 8i7s SEQ
btt On bnne aud on shiIbari latest dates 'h2s9 1855
Aflfk On nd. Ia Iits
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4 Y RAND DIUKAMA-BUMBAKDHENT OF VERA CRUZ.
N &C. 5S Neutrality-suspicious. in the Gulf; Burning the
Creole Shpu reck Of tho Somers Arrival Of the Fleet
Ships steanng and sailing along Real Cannon
fired by moving figures Grand Bombirdnent night
Splendid yrotecDic effects and bursting Shells Every Fgrv
Ship 81 is moving An Overture
50 cents Children half price, Family and
picston at the Hail. Open at AZ B. We tnesia
and Saturday afternoon at 3
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It-t rtmlfntD- NiKgtI ME NOf WALTZ ny
~ Ntrrrr stfaiffeh Jas puts ihes. ed or slls bv
kkkxSlFs a HRENsiNg. rs B .,aiuav

rf'Els AHEttNENT aApE AND kNECtrED RUS 2iTH
d.y o. nctstsf l.ls between Hytrtoa and Losee q ne
fra falt AID hurlsy and kaNantrh a to second part
Nrt ttN lclaa ths aii rsrtes mutually cnrsrci in
rrur Cutilu ttaae lruzh ue Bossry and Tri avcuue
hfffr f0r fo rulf molao1. iitianal
Ttur an reuFrct IN nunng re sundays aat TIE said
TfG va aNra o. f mufual ianGft arrec1 that TIE
a fe Sunisys. ala Ne lines ~ resnsst
ifty ust dnY hall iF one ha pissrurer foe die
Isf' er,y me- Any 4oa and tpee 10 I'D With each other
o. he dsraSon aforesaid, that ne rrfuisr
ntus ~ either q The fai partirs sundays
fft and after is data - na ~ ssch con er5w pas
~ diseases ~ sd passenger s.. be carried
ilr errh hsh fA&sergsr tchiidl orehsif that Tfor.
kni ssoN losEF
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GRAND DIORAMA -BOMBARDMENT OF VERA CRUZ.
~ bgS Broadway, is complete. and will
| o.euing NJ ATT
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No CURE. NO .HAkGE--DH. MURPHY OF 6S GOLD
IN street Ia Goa aay consulted all forms OF private dis
Recent he In to tour
yoesnsaA debility and imPetency suoce,suly treated by
Ds used OF hin1rsnca from
Ofkre ~ Cold street or-u from : A kolpPh,
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DESCh'5 WALLHALLA, no. 36 CANAL STREET (LATE
Temple of Muse4 Open every night season. Par
quet 25 Orchestra Boxes 50 Intellectual Improve.
most talented Sir gers Dancers &c Female Srenaies
OympaD Harm onste Arab Girls Chiefs Tabeaux Yiyan
Pr fessor Trexter's Greek Gymnastics &c.
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NEW YORK DENTAL OFFICE, 5O7h BROADWAY
Ierms-Teeth extracted 80 cents do tiled with gold
81 best mineral teeth. inserted gold plate
full 49, All operations performed with are and skill aat
warranted to give entire Subtraction.
CAREY & DUPIGNAC DsntistA
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IF n %.
the Minerva Rooms ao6 Broadway, showa llto
tine Marches Ancampments and Battles fought by Ger Taycr
It also gives correct views Of the country Cities It
we most eeasta painting ever seen Open every night at
sod Saturday commencing at O'clock Admission, rs oen
Schools admed reasonable torn No
pamphes Children half price 1t will soon leave the city
NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS-TuIS GREAT HIS.
horica Picture by Dearoche exhibiting at the Ma.
so@ academy Eesign, Broadway and Leonard
street Open from tsa III ias,,iU,. az
tickets soc.
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AVA nina October ~ tho entertainments will commence Wit,
ne 60 STOW or TuE COUNTRY-Aclie Townsend Mr. Nick
ns.n isaei, ns Phillips After which new farce entitled
FOUNDED ON fACrS-hr Skepto Mr.. Holland To b. fos
ossd classical esrayaxansa entitled dESEU5 AND Arr.
staaisa Mr. conoyer Bacchus nr. Nicknson; Minos
NJ Artoh Iheeus Mic Mary Ariadne Miss Clarke
~ e,rcude ~ ts fare called RATIONAL oEFENCEsSi.
mon hsrro~ tat Mr. Holland Phrbe Mayiuke Miss Nokinson
hEly Ms rhnhp. Doors At oolock-ourain rises 81
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CFMINAL WEAKNESS INPOTESCE. Ac-DR RALPiIs
- Practical Private Treatise Deeply niewsng the only
ucamtpt end with recipes mode Of living
fully 9th edition, Si2 Pp price 81 may be tad
author. IS Greenwich street; post. mailed Tree
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Marine Affairs.

SAILING OF THE STEAMER UNITED STATEs.-This no
BILE steamer left her wharf at O'Clock yesterday after
noon, for Southampton and Havre. She has on board
fifty nine passengers and $3.50 900 in specie She
delayed hour behind her appointed time for what
purpose did not learn. In the mean time, an i'm
mense number Of persons gathered along the wharves
and the Battery, attracted thther much by the
singular manouvering of the steamer Southerner in
the bay by the event Of the departure of the United
States. 1t understood that Capt. Berry in
tended giving the United States trial. for which pur
pose he delayed his departure hour having left his
dock at O'Clock As the United States rounded of the
Battery under the fort Governors Island the South
erner, half mile astern, moved towards her,
and when short distance beyond Quarantine ishe
the bows of the United States The
was light and in good trim, while the United States
heavily laden and had probably not yet got fairly
under way ; she went down, however, majesticaly
and at very rapid pace but the speed Of the South
on this occasion was incredible; although her
qualities for speed well known yet her performance
yesterday astonished every one present
The United States appeared to the utmost advan-
tage; she is without any exception the most imposing
looking vessel that ever entered our harbor
LAUNCH THE STEAMSHIP CHERoKEE.-Thls splen-
did steamer the first of line to between this port
and Savannah, will be launched tomorrow (Monday)
afternoon at five O'clock from the yard of w. Webb
foot of Houston street She is 1850 tons burthen.
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City Intelligence.

DEPARTURES GEN CAss.-General Cass left Yes
tcrday morning, at o'clock, for Albany He ac-
companed to the boat by few friends only The fact
of his Intention to leave the city at that time not
ing been made known, there persons
present than on an ordinary occasion.
TuE WEArHER.--Thc weather yesterday I'M
pleasant during the entire day About six o'clock in
the morning there pretty heavy shower, which
however, did not last long and the out very
About noon the clouds again became heavy and
threatened the approach of storm, until about
hafpast four clock in the afternoon when the rain
again begun to fall, and continued at intervals up to
a late hour.
OPTICAL INTELLIGENcE.-The following description
of Of suicide, appeared yesterday morning in the
10th ward police return 1t at shows that the ap
pointing power look not to popularity but to intelligent
and competent persons to fulfil the responsible station
of Cdpiainc de Police:
hanging himself to Beadsted Post in 20 street. be-
tween and o av Ago 35 years, liquor is supposed
to be the of the fowl Deed
INauEsT.-An inquest was held by Coroner Walters,
on the body of young woman named Rachel Kelly,
we of Peter Kelly residing at No Ill Mulberry street
who 1t appeared came by her death in consequence of
njurie inflicted her person by her husband
1t appeared that the deceased of in tenn
perate habits which was the of frequent quarres
between herself and her husband and on Friday
morning. dispute arose between them, when Kelly
struck his wife and blood his hands, when he
evide ntly inflicted with sharp instrument found
the immediate of her death Verdict accord
ipnl
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Markets..

BALTIMORE, June 1O--A heavy storm has been pre-
vaing all day. The wing nominations at Philadelphia
have been well received and enthusiastically responded
to by the wings in these "digginsn The Acadas
received here at early hour this forenoon by
telegraph which produced advance in Flour,
however, far from going up, remained dull all day
Transactions in other articles light account
of the stormy weather.
BUFFALO, June 10.-Receipts within the past TWEEN
tyfour hours-Fleur-1,OOO bills; wheat-1,0 900 bush
els corn-2000 bushels Sales Of 1000 bbls flour were
made at S. % a 8 3716. Wheat firm at 81 90 for
Illinois, and at 81 IA for good Ohio. Corn-Sales Of
10000 bushels made at 42c 43c for western yell
low. Freights by canal to AlbanyFlour SOC. per Dbl
corn 11c per bushel; wheat 14c per bushel.
BosroN June 10.-Flour.-The market was steady,
and sales of 1000 barrels made, including Mich-
gan, Genesce; &c. at So s711 SO 371a. Corn.-Sales
of 5000 bushels made, including common mixed.
at 5Oc, and yellow western, at SOC RyeSaes of 800
bushels made at 75c Oats.-Sales of 1900 bushels
We're made, at soc. There change of moment
in Provisions.
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TELEGRAPMC INTELLIGENCE.
THIRTIETH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
House Of Representatives.

House Of Representatives.
WAsHINGToN, June 10, 164S
The House assembled at II o'clock when the Speak
resumed his seat, and called to order.
The journal was then read and approved After the
transaction of some routine business,
Mr.. BRowN. of Mississippi submitted a resolution
instructing the Ju dietary Committee to inquire re-
spectng the practice of courts in giving preference to
suits in certain cases; which passed.
MIR. FREpERIcK A. TAlMAcE, of New York presented
IA petition from his constituents complaining Of the
prices of the Amboy and Camden Railroad and moved
that be referred to the committee the Post Office
and Post Roads.
The motion debated by Mr.. Talmage, Mr.. Cog
gin of Virginia, MIR. Jones of Tennessee, Mr.. Joseph r.
lngersoll of Pennsylvania and Mr. Venable, of North
Carolina, who concluded by moving to lay the motion
the table. The question taken by yeas and
nays and decided in the negative 1t thereupon
ferred to the Committee the Post Office and Post
Roads.
Mr.. GooGIN offered a resolution calling upon the
Secretary of War for information respecting the pay
mcnt of the Virginia volunteers
Objections made to the motion and it lies
MIR. WHITE Of New York offered resolution in
fovor of paying $500 for the removal of the remains of
Hon Mr.. Holly
Objections made, and the resolution lies
Mr.. ROCKWELL. of Connecticut moved that the
House resolve itself into Committee of the Whole
the State of the Union which not agreed to-
On motion the House adjourned over till Monday.
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col NJ Il RClAL AFFAIRS.

Saturday, June 10


Quotations for stocks continue to decline, with mo-
dcrate sales of all the fancies At the first board Trea
sury notes fell of per cent Farmers Loan, Long
Island q; Harlem Il; Erie Railroad, new, 4; Norwich
and Worcester advanced * all others closed at prices
current yesterday.
The steamship United States does net take out such
large amount of specie has been reported. She
has on board three hundred thousand dollars.
The quantity of coal transported the Schuylkill
canal for the week ending the Sth instant IL $50
tons; previously 99651 tonsmaking total of Ill 30
tons The of the limited amount of coal shipped
during the week short supply of boats
The from Europe by the Acadia, does not
amount to much commercially. The most important
feature is that the accounts not unfavorabe. The
markets have not improved neither have they become
any more depressed and the absence of bad news in
commercial affairs is favorable The political advices
interesting but of character calculated to pro-
tract the depression in the commercial world and pre-
vent that activity in the manufacturing districts
and the re-establshment of that confidence essen
tia to the progress of national prosperity The spirit
of repubicanism is spreading, but in such manner
to give the friends of true liberty little hope of its
permanent establishment. France is tolerably quiet
and there Is every prospect Of peace and good order
becoming paramount. Tho people are disposed to put
down every attempt to subvort the principles of repub
cansm the most moderate understand them, and
There is doubt but that a republic will ultimately be
established in France that will stand the test of ages
The Fall River Railroad Company have declared
dividend of three dollars per share
The United States Insurance Company of Boston,
have declared semannual dividend of five per cent.
The receipts Of the Macon and Western Railroad
Company, for May, 1s4s, So,5i1 81 against
Ss1sl ia for the corresponding month in 1sl show
ing an increase of ,357 Gs equal to lG1s per cent
The following table shows the quantity of some Of the
principal articles Of produce left at tide water from the
commencement of navigation to the eth of June. incu
svc, during the years 1916 53 daysD 1877 as daysD
and 1sls (3s days):--
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MARKETS ELSEyVHEHxE.


PHILADELPHIA, June 10-Fyrs Boord-20 Lehgh 6a. 81
u Com Bank 80 100 War Bounty Scrip 95 Il u Banh 81
$50 Sch Nay g. G i6 90 Ieigh Coal Scrip S 80 Reading
BoardM6oo War Bounty Serb IS loo L. Loan s. &C. ioi
20 Kentucky Bank, s0 1889 Cincinnati Loan, Gs S7la: 100
u s. Loan 6s 5 1919 500 Ieigh Coal Scrip 7S 200 State
5's 75sa 50 Morris Canal, l0I
DosroN June 9-Brokers Board23 shares Reading Railroad
l71 200 do TIA % do, l76 10 do ls do IVA; 90 do, Jy
lG 1876 90 do l7 Western Railroad ya Vermont Central
Railroad do IA Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad
7 Is Norwich and Worcester Railroad 3l Concord Rail-
road, 81 30 East Boston Company Div No 81 do No4
49, Merchants Bank 1904 2S rights Boston and Providence
Railroad, lie; do Boston Maine Railroad, 81 So $1,000
Reading Railroad Bonds. 1850 So Second Board3 shares
Reading Railroad l71s % do b0 ls % do $50 7 30 do.
$50 l72 so do s0 ia; % do M u bio III Is do III
% Norwich and Worcester Railroad BIO 3 rights Boston
aud Railroad 81 70.
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Wheat had been In steady request there, principally
Tor shipment to England and equal to 37s to 3Ss per
Or, free on board had been pretty readily paid for
good 62 to 821l lbs. qualities.
The letters from the southern countries of Europe
are almost wholly without interest in q commercial
point Of view the still unsettled state of France and
the in Italy, having put total stop business at
the different ports in the Mediterranean.
State OF Trade.
MANcHEsrER, Friday, May 26-We have had anoth.
er dull market for cloth this week, accompanied
with lower prices though the decline Is but little The
production owing to the low price of cotton is ncreas
Ing and to such have capital loss possibly be
sustained by stocking up at the low figure at which
goods can be made. The Germans doing little
more, both in goods and twist, but nothing equal to
what is generally doing at this season The Greeks
increasing their purchases. For India and China
little is dsng but prices miseraby low, and with
out any chance of early improvement.
For Markets, see fourth page.
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The Nominations OF Taylor and Cass, and
Revolution Of Parties.

The prediction which we made, two years ago
of the probable disorganiZation and reconstruction
of the great political parties into which the Uni
ted States are divided, on new principles and new
men, is going on rapidly, and WILL we think, be
fully contaminated in course of time.
The nomination of General Taylor by the wing
national convention, under Southern influence,
does not suit the views of the Northern or East
ern wings of the abolition and socialist order, and
indications are strong that there will be an indie
pendent Northern nomination, at no distant day,
IN opposition to that made at Philadelphia. Henry
Clay has been rejected and cast aside; and by
what influence BY Southern influence, and by
that alone. He is from slave State, and was ac-
ceptable to the South but his supporters in the
North advocated abolition, Fourerism, socialism,
and all other visionary and impracticable schemes.
Look at the course of the Tribune Of this city,
and see whether the friends of Mr. Clay, in the
South, could take sides with them. 1t is impos-
sble; and Mr. Clay has positively been killed by
the Fourier and abolition principles which that
paper, recognized as his organ, has long adj
yocated large portion of the wings Of New
York, under these ultra feelings, have determined
not to support General Taylor, and have avowed
that determination. large portion of the Fourier
and abolition wings of Massachusetts, like the
barnburners of New York, have designated the
18th instant as day for holding convention to
oppose General Taylor. Other Northern States,
it is probable, will follow the example. In fact, on
all sides, it is apparent that General Taylor will
not receive the hearty, undivided support OF all
the wings of the North--nor General Cass the UNI
divided support of the democracy.
Under this state of things, then, it is probable
that we shall have third candidate in the present
canvass; and, in this respect, the Fourier portion
of the whig party will resemble the barnburnng
portion Of the democrats and, perhaps, fraternlze
together on the same platform. portion Of the
Northern and Eastern wings have already refused
10 give their support to General Taylor, on the
ground that his nomination was procured through
Southern influence; and large portion of the de-
mocrats of this State refuse to support General
Cass from precisely the same motives. The proba-
bty, therefore, is, that the rccusant factions of
both parties, having jumped out Of the traces Of
party for the same cause, may unite hereafter, and
form the nucleus Of great Northern anti-slavery