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KILLED.-Two uffans, named Gale Wagers and
McGret, well known as being part of the gang
of villains who are the authors of the recent out
killed few days ago at Red Creek, in Mississippi,
near the Alabama line. We understand that they
went TO the house of man named Ray, for the
purpose of collecting an amount due, and II not
being forthcoming, they promised to return in the
morning, and if L was not settled them that they
would take his life. Accordingly the next day
they returned, and on Rays coming out Of the
house, one of them fired al him, but the ball did
not take effect. Ray being accompanied by two
relatives, returned the fire from his cabin. One
of them was shot down and was soon dispatched.
the other ran, but was soon overtaken and killed.
Ray and his friends having surrendered to the au-
thoriues, were examined and discharged, on the
ground that il was justiiable homicide. We hope
this example may have salutary effect upon the
remainder of the gang, and cause them to respect
the laws and the rights Of thar felow-bcIngs
The dcaiha In Rnstnn for the weak ending an
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M osT EXTRAORDINARY w0Rx-ro THE nARRRD
wi or those Contemplating marriage The married womans
Private Medical Companion 6y n Mauroeaa SIXTH sd-
ST. This meeting with most nstsunng ~
(240D copies already been dispod off, Every fenas
getting cpy, WHISTLER married or unmarried although n
which should them particularly Hero every female
can dscoyer the causes ymptomA and the ss1t
ds and mode Of in every RoT a n
Broadway tho Publishing Once l Liberty strsse New Yc
sho Zeer a.a Co, Of Chcmu and Third srssA Pi
dsphia; Little and Cor Albany W. Davia Boston On Ne
reoept Of 81 cory will be transmitted by mail n posR
20 AT parts the United State. All b sd4
post raid. 70 DIT A. n AAURICkAU. Tor liza Nov Tea ~
66Bcs. lD Liberty strest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-17

SOOwIRY THEATpE-.wonDAy vyS,,,.,.--
win % performed IN two Tnk JIwssI s,.. x.n
nsrshali; me Emperor sgsm W.r~i.l. pa. ~.
RS,d: M T,tGn ssehas Mr. Phillips ksisssa N
the LAKE-B'anehe ~ Devon, Miss Mary Taylor; shos.y
Vic Alpine Dbu Mr. w. Mar hall Fi'14Hes. g. w. 1890
Ellen, he Lady Of the lake Mrs Jordan Lady ,r-as>t n
Brosdley To conclude with the .omody u TWO " TIlk
BH0Ys-Lady Caroline GRAVITY. Mics Vary Taylor. Bsses =
Pit I'm cents Doors st7 psrfor
NJ TX O'clock precisely.
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CIFTH EDITION, DR.. RALPTs PRA, rUAL PRIVATE

LNIFTH EDITION, DR.. RALPHS PRACTICAL PRIVATE
Treatise; the Diseases Of the Genital Organs thsr Ns
symptoms r Consequence Remedies and Cure NJ
oGding Meturbaion Selfbuse Srrture and complaints
resembling venereal Adapted the every indivdua
both 2 with Illustrative Paes-Piss 81 Pub
hshed by Stearns Co., 4 Nassau and sold By I'll book
sellers also BY the author 50 Greenwich DR. RapA 70
consulted upon disease Of the semitic Oee
hours 10 IL to r. NJ tssnday exc.P'ed) - 0s:sn
wch street BY Letter for the book, consusson, sex -
Lower postO
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(fWy uCTT', NEW York; BLANCHARD HAS THE
~ honor inform his friends and the public akeu
the above Hotel under long lease Since the LIST of
RENTED and furnished it elegant and ommodious
and COW equal every recc to the first establishments Of
this description In New York lie therefore his
friends well the fequenter Of the CITY Hotel
win continue to favor him with their patronage he asurcs
them that they rly his best comfort
and convenience T. BLANCHARD fate Of the Globe Hotei)
IIotel JuneI
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w II. BREBE g. CO., HATTERs I5s RROADWAy n

n OLD LEAF AND DENTISTS GOLD FOIL. OF SUPERIOR
" manufacture for sale TIE % eade sreot
lower than any other establishment In the city. '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-17

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMER WA 'HIN0TON
- Johnson master will positively leave pier No: NsRh
River mpton Bremen Ihurday July O&h,
H. AN Passengers will please to be on board ct
all the board he ~
previous sailing below No parcels
Wednesday, 18th inst experienced surgeon Aoava
freight the office the No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-17

Nv II. BEEBE &.CO, MATTERS, l56 BROADWAY, NEW
York and l3 Che nut street Philadelphia take this op-
poruniy stating few facts in relation the sly quality
OF the goods offered for sale their establishments vol
known fact that the stock used in their
expressly for their in the without
gard to price tits fact that the quality Of the wor anship
employed by them cannot be surpassed and 1t also well
bished fact that their fashion adopted by
nine enbs OF the matters in the United States All that H.
Co. would desire IT, that their
IN will ,lv IA
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ATLAsr-Ip

rvNHETRUTii-TELLER AT LAST RECOMMEND THOSE
wishng true information the past present and future
circumstances Of their lives &C., TO call ZAEI the Astroo-
ger 1876 Bin stSce between Howard and Grand, New York
~ B-1rve Information given, charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-17

CARH c TO GAS As. AND AND CRoT0N WATER CONSUMERS
Bowey New York. having had years experience
above bus ness are prepared TO pipe
Gas or Water in stores private public buildings &C.
sonae terms Families retiring to the countr the
would find 1t advantageous have their
ring their astnoe All such work done with great care
warranted. N B-The best references given.
"A u Aurru
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-17

RURION'S THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREET.-MONDAY
Evening July l7-Ihe performance viii Will
Harry stanley Mr. CrE Frank Hardy Mr. Duua eliza ssdy
Miss Hill Phehe Miss Chapman 70 conclude with al
THAT RASCAL JACK-Jsck, Mr. J. Dunn; Waddle,on Mn
Marshall; CRANKY Mr. Dunn Lucy Miss Hill; Amelia, Mn
Morgan Circle Parqpet'e ~ Family Orsl
cents Doors open at ho'olook. Curtain rises stA
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u EmovED-DR. CHALMERS. TO IS WALKER sFREn.
u lorw stofRr

DR. BOsTwICKs EIGHTH LECTURE ON BAI.AiTIY
~ poshs and diseases Of the Genital IlussA 81 win
drawipgs will given Wednesday Evening the 9th
S o'clock the Broadway House. Bow and sand
Medical Students and Gen cmen invited se4ena
LECTURE FREE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-17

nR- GLOVER Is CONSULTED DURING TaR DAT AND
~ evening at his office No IL Ann formerly No. u
thor difhcut and procted CT Structure elect and Deb
cate which have Obstinate for pyokns e
s experience Private through the entry hs sse
door His Extract Of Colaiv Cubeb extensively
sorbed by hysiciana may BE- had his 'front.' Ne
street, formerly No ~ Price ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-17

ON IosD AM
uris. Apply, in the Bank Note Exchange ONCE, to
JOHN r. CONkEY, No. 80 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-17

ITO SPORTSMEN.-FOR SALE A SETTER DOG IL YEAR
old well broken thorough bred DOR and curousy
marked being white with yellow black tail
VIII he sold low the has place keep him. Apply
before Tuesday Purdys Billiard Saloon liz raud street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-17

~ ysisfy, AsTs,E PLACE bhDADWAY MONDAY
~ Evening" July Hh-Ths performance win With
the laughafie calied The WIDOWS ,ICTlM-Byren
Trmain Pelham Podge, MI Da.so Jerem Clip Jca So
tS nre pR.MhioE 10 ne BY Mons "a
Nine. Laborde. in Part-rart Grsnd AIR and Sss.e
from of La Juive Mons bolde Grand Am -
seena rom /" Le sermsnt" Nine. Iatore Par. IL-ssond
Actof Guiaume Tei."-Air and Mlthilde by Me-
Lab ride Fourth Ac, Gull anme Tell" be sung by ss1p
uto rde and Chorus; Air
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-17

~ hes, in five in harness win come % o. Monday
July f7h ocok r. aad closed with the two celebrs cd
trofurE hor o. Lady sutton Lady SUFFOLK Brian,
EaA Suffolk; Whsple,, brown mare Lady sutton
Tho will will the South half past two ocock
and n turn ate the race 10
Csntrrvie. July ~, lS4S. JOEL COVKTIV. Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-17

II OR SALE-A FINE DAPPLED GRAY HORSE, STANDS
nearly sixteen hands high perfectly gentle for
single double harness sold for of warranted kind
md gentle under the saddle. Address ~ b. Herald .fce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-17

nOCTOR FAwCETT HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE 10 q
~ Dey street. where he be consulted all Private Diseases
the obstinate yield to his mode which ~
merouria system. Structures cured apsv1
PLAN who ndu
gences apply with certainty Once 81 Dey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-17

A MEXICAN MusEUM.-P T. BARsUs PROPRIETOR-
"A y. Hitchcock ManagerSpe did performances every rfts
noon at 3h o'clock and evening at he
gagged the celebrated Belgian Giant honr Bn tho tsst
In the world being full feet In height Tie Con-
rctor 80 feet long The three Living 0urans oatanss the
in this country apparently much
The Fairy Family. Mr. Chubbee, TIE India Flus zhlan1
Mammoth Boys Giant Baby Wax SCRIPTURE StAtuary Ma
dame Rockwell the famous For Teller Admission Ne
whole including Museum perform aoces rs Children
der 10 years Of age enough alone l1k oon
Reserved front seats SHILLING each, EXTRA
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(NtAlBAk TBKA1kk-SOLR rhUfkI k1Uk AND LII
~ see HI " n chsnsn Monday evening July !!sh viii =
acted the usica d ANA Of DON CESAR he BlZkSDon G.
de Hazap Mr.. Lestr; DON joss Watt King y are -
ehaIdson; LAraro Miss Hdreth Ma itana Miss Msster
March, Lherwood be followed by loenl
piece o. NEW YORK As IT IS-hos. Mr.. hAnfrau; kaE
Miss Mes'ayer The evenings performance will conoiuds wt@A
the farce Of UNCLE SAM-Sam Hobbs Mr. Padey rSnmpeeu
Hamilton Emma Loslie Miss Niles Doors open at T.
FIX; Private RoJes. -
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NJ ATkl .s,, sI SECRET THIS ixPoaTANr AND


WI valuable Secret the discovery of cells brstsd french ny
scian 1t Is intended for those whose healh oR
circumstances do not permit VI family whoue -
rous injury Inconvenience The u sveatos eese
nothing, and within the Of ALL The knowledge efu10
those contained in this the right 0vup -
the United States has been hacd by DR. WeisseheA s
Paris of New York II safe infLlb3s, harwAeea
convenient simple and cannot inure the most dsiea Nee
does curai matrimonial privileges IN tho least This soseA
will be cent any married for 81 paid Dr.
r. ~ WEISSELBoFF, New York City, Those sfssssd nay
uuont
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MO. 439 BROADWAY-ANDREW TAAP, WITH R8RmR
to former Advertisements intimate ~
the sale Of his stock win continue for short time longer ~ ~
reduced The goods remaining unsod cousst ~
oipay Of linen and cotton sheengs and shiric thls nnS
toweings ticks English blankets real WEIGH hanne oot0
and table cambria handkerchief musns tapes Ia r.
ing all most carefully selected in their respective msske a ~
best qualities and under they we ~
serving the early attention Of Intending purchaser The
let and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-17

Two SINGLE GENTLRMEN-FINE APARTMENTS WITH.
out board In beautifully located house the vicinity Of
the Battery Tho sentee
FOR terms &c, address
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M ECHANlCS HALL, NO. H2 BROADWAY, BRrWKRN
Nl Grand and Broono st-etr.One Week LongsrAondAy,
July y and every night during the week Tt OkIGlNALC
TVS MINSTtE ELS whose during The
have been received with Uuch distinguished and
Piled have the honor Of announcing by the de
the hes Of amea they win continue their p,ps
al nisbe entertainments for week los ger Adm y
Doors z Concert eng o'clock
Saturday July e. afternoon Concer, nencug at 81.
clock. Manager and Director, r. CHRiSTY,
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L,Ae URSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS, OFF KOUKA-
II WAY, every FRIDAY, Sunday. Monday. and Tussaav'
The seanr Buffalo, Captain iancox, will leave Rosin
street, at o'clock; Canal street, 81 Hammond
street sh Catharine street. E. Grand street. PIT
and refreshments board Capt Smith will be board wtA
his Fare 90 en-
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4 'AsILE GAkDEN-fEkF0RAANCE TO COMMENCE At,
oVciosk-Adme8on, D. cents-Maung M Geo
Holland NJ T. y Cbutb, Musical Painter and Dsoo-
Sig. Ahgcio MOoi LII E,hrury Mr. r. WoNayPru-
psrties mr. Gilbert, nday E,esi,s July ~ win 10 P.
land; Sir Richard Wroughop, l. Baker Lady Somsrford ~
ii Phils; Widow Pottle. Mr.. Vernon To include with r.
lst act Of ROBERT hACAIRR-Jaes Strop Holland Re-
bert Haearc Mr. Nickinson Mae Mr.. H. Phillips; Csnss-
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DACKET FOR HAvRE--SkCOND LNE-THR SHIP
ONEIDA Jaa Funek Master TO sail on the LIST Of AsgsA
ROYD h HINCKRN, Aeata

line Of paekstsPoutyely tn. first and only resula. past
~ sail Monday, July 18th. The and splendid ~
sailing packet bark HUMA Capt Vim. II. weeden master
Loading having most S Of he. cargo on sSsd w
apply on board At 0rean, wharf foot Of Wall ssesA e
win freight be received after 6atu
day evening, 18th inst Shippers rely positively s
that viii ,ai and in having thr goods eoreetly .ss.s1
Agent In New Orleans VIM Creevy who will promptly for
ward all goods 10 his address The picket ship Clifton. WIN
ceed tho Huma. and sniI August 9Th.
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III IGHLAND CITY GUARD--FOR SALE A VERY E1.E-
CANT uniform complete with REGULATE dirk &c. FIR
the establishment Of Buckmaster London intended
gentleman III uena, rc the British service. Apply
TO j. X. BETHUNE 1t r w. Camerons liz Front street
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TnE PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON. STATEN ISLAND.

TUE PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND
ibis fashionable and establishment now in full
operation and persons desiring TO take apartments
subscriber every day the City Hotel he will happy TO
wait upon them at New Brighton they may appoint
one great ADVANTAGE Of the Pavilion that requires only
10 to W minutes 20 from landing to landing
lrson Of thermometers during three years. has proved
in New York. r. BLANCHARD rronristor
steamboat leaves New Brighton at and II A. NJ and At
nA 4. ~. and az halfpast and r. NJ
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DANVARDS MAMMOTH PANOkAaA OF THE hISSIS-
- sppi River, painted three miles Of CANVASS being
largest painting the world o. the Panorama Building Broad
way adjoining Nibos Garden Opn every evening" Sunday
oeptsdE Admeon 80 children half price The PAnora
win movins nt O'clock precisely Afternoon
exhibition 70 Wednesday -pd SATURDAY.. ~ 2a'cIooh
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TAMkS BANK NOTES ARE REDEEMED BY W. s. KEEL
logg No. Al William street. at onehaf per cent discount
and bought by all the Brokers at the usual Of other
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Chic Banks.
Z. b..

/ We have received from the Auditor of STAT.
tabular statement of the condition of The R,nL,
Of this State, on the first Monday of Nav lac,
showing the Liabilities Of each, the spo,,, &c
tax paid during The preceding six mon,bs-ss.
sets, liabilities, &c.
+ There are Eleven "Independent Banksn n
the State, with cash capital paid in of S6oI
07l:0O and Safe Bonds Deposited with hthe Tres.
surer 10 the amount of lO66 G42:56. Bills in
circulation 884, $500. Due Depositors I.O4O.
3S9:2l. Amount Of tax paid the State the last
six months 2,236:a9. Noles and Bills discoun.
ted l,749, ,744:OO. Gold and Silver 294, ,56O:96.
Eastern deposits 24e, ,379:73. The excess ofas.
SITS over liabilities to the public ,689, ,55O:47.
/ There are thiuy.seven branches of State
Bank" with cash capita paid in of SO, ,S0e,.
O90:68, aud Safety Fund deposited with Board of
Control of 62l ,339:lO. Bills in circulation s.
475,568:0O. Due edeposilors 9 2O9, ,l74:2l. A.
mount of tax paid the State the last six months,
/ l3,295:48. Notes and Bills discounted $780,.
692:23. Gold and Silver 1904, ,797I3. Eas.
tern Deposits 486, ,873.O3. The excess of the
assets over liabilities to the public 8 497, ,8O5:19,
There are seven '.old Banks" including The
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company with
cash capital paid in of S2,3lt, ,q26OO. Bills
in circulation 1,644, 4,785;OO. Due depositors l..
5l8,229:72. Amount of tax paid the State the
last six months 5l95O:0O. Notes and Bills dis.
counted 2,809, ,O44:33. Gold and Silver 48q,.
| 1858. Eastern Deposites 581, ,738:48. The
excess of assets over liabilities 10 the public g.
! 574, ,669:74.
There are ftiy-sir Banks in the State with
cash capital paid in Of $6,2l4 4,386:68-Bondsde
posted with the Treasurer 81 ,687981:79-
Bills in circulation S8,OO52 Depos-
itors S4,767, ,803:l4-amount of tax paid the
State the last six months So .482: :47--Notesan and
Bills discounted S12, ,O3O:98-God and Sill
yer S2,68l ,473:99--Eastern Deposits $1,3l7,-
99l:24. The total excess of assets over liabili.
ties to the public $7,737025:4O.
The liabilities of all the Bank Directors in the
State, to the Banks, as principals are $l87 ,6O9
61 as endorsers ,853:32-the Stockholders
liabilities as principals are 1915, ,2O5:22, as en-.
dorsers $3.50, ,382:72.-[ Gin. Ga=.
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Z IS a feat Tor man 20 boast OF. Mr.. Wise has
kindly furnished me with following memoranda
| OF Naval iutslgcnce:
/ "Ihe OHIO, Com. Jones, arrived at Mazatlan
on the 9th OF May. AZ days from Callao, frigate
Congress and corvette Cyune were in porl.-
I On the l2Ih The razee Independence, Com. Shu-
brick. arrived al San Bias. Sloreships Lexiug.
ton aud Southampton were also there-thr lat
ter 10 sail from MonIcrey-hayIng on board
Lieut. Halleck, L. S. Engineer The squad
ron was perfectly healthy. Mazatan was gar
rsoned BY the crew ofIhe Congress and the ma
rues of the Independence. Ii was supposed
the fnrner would return to the United States
with Com. Shubrick. Ii was not decided which
vessel Of the squadron would carry Com. Get
senger TO China. The corvette Dale was at
Guaymas ard the Prebe al Monterey"
| Half past p. M-The Treaty has just
been signed by Rosa and the Commissioners,
and Peace is made. D. 5.
/ The following are the addresses alluded TO in
the leuer Of our correspondent, both translated
from the Spanish:
ADDRESS OF THE UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS,
Upon their presentations as Ministers Plenipoten-
tiary to the President Of the Republic.
SIR: We have come hither TO present 10 you
our credentials as Commissioners of the United
States for the exchange Of ralfcations Of the
treaty signed at Guadalupe Illdalgo, with the
notifications made in Washington by the SEN
ate.
The Mexican Congress having approved the
treaty as modified, all that is waning for the
complete restoration of peace between the Two
countries, is the exchange Of oflaulicalions. We
sincerely congratulate you upon this auspicious
result, aud we shall ever have reason for the
most grateful recollections, as we have been in
a measure the instruments of accomplishing il.
Your ExceIency may be assured thai the
wishes Of the United States are for the prospeli-
Ity of Mexico, and that they well know that in
this prosperity their own interests are deeply in
yolycd.
May the two countries, like sister Republics,
ever maintain the most friendly relations; in
both may liberal institutions flourish by means
Of mutual efforts, so that both may reach that
hight Of national greatness whose foundation
stone is intelligence, education and virtue, and
that in their elevation they may serve as bea-
con-light in the pathway ofpopular enIranchise-
mGnt, in which the nations Of the civilized world
are now struggling and advancing with new Vi
gor and unbounded hope.
Sincerely animated these sentiments, we
have the honor OF placing our credentials in
your hands.
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WAsnNGTON, lune 22, 1G.

w hShltNNlO4N, du'lS ~ iOtO'
Tho Ratification of Peace is demonstrating
its value by notions to raze the appropriations.
Two and half millions were yesterday cut
down from the Navy bill, & the reductions from
the Army bill must be great many Millions
The exit of the Army from MeXco,-an event
which must be to our brave soldiers, like the de.
liverance of the children of Israel will prove a
very costly service, but the most satisfactory
which has been performed since tho breaking out
of the war. Blessed are the Peace makers,
honceforth and forever more,-and may the
tongue and hand of him be pasiod, whoever he
may be, who would again seek to involve the
country into "an unnecessary andunConslItutlon-
al war" 1t is refreshing to see any concert of
action in Congress, Infringing about reduction
of the War establishment. If now there were
but strength enough to appropriate some of the
means Of Government to advance the trlumphs
of Peace, it would be a redeeming virtue, but
there is a party in power, the prominent men Of
whom, hold that the Constitution is u dead letter
for all such purposes, and nothing short of a
new Administration will restore to the People
their right(ul claims upon the Government, and
the money accumulated by taxes upon their in-
dustry and capital.
The political signs of the times look more and
moro auspicous for the Wing nominees. |
have seen letters to-day from some of the most
prominent men in Ohio aud Massachusetts, and
though it is true that many Whigsinthese States
are not satisfied, and that some will oppose the
nominations il is as certain as the future can be,
that unless all signs are false, the vote of both Of
these noble Wing States will be given for "Tay-
lor and Fillmore" Then if one or many thou
sands will come 10 them in turn, from the hilh-
erto lukewarm and Indifferent, and come. from
the common enemy. The more one reflects up
on the result Of u successful third party organi-
cation, the more impracticabe the scheme is
made apparent. 1t is Cass and Butler,-the ex-
tension of Savery,-loreign aggressive war;
renewed schemes of annexation,
usurpaton, hostility TO River and llarbor i'm
provoments,--hostity to Protection, upon the
one side, and Taylor and Fillmore upon the 9TH
or, with successful resistance to all the dan
gerous innovations in war, annexation, usurPa'
ton, free trade ann determined opposition to the
domestic interests Of the country. Who can
hesitate under which banner 10 rally IN such a
struggle. If we love Peace, detest Slavery, hate
hypocrisy, and would sustain great principle Of
public duty, even at some selfSacrihce of estee-
med persons,--we cannot lalter for moment.
E. B.
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81 AND L Il.

Now that Mr.. Folks political sun is setting,
his late eulogistic followers, pronounce ita gross
slander to say that the election of Gen. Cass,
will be an approval of Polk's administration, and
give direction TO that which shall succeed. E.
ven in the Baltimore Convention, Mr.. Polk was
reproachlully called an "outsider."
General Cass, however, having submisslvely
obeyed the Executive mandates, and pledged
himself to follow in the footsteps of his prede'
cessOr, renewed his pledge al Cleveland as fol-
lows:
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American forces, some modification is necessa
ry, in order that what may hereafter come in
may be enabled to compete with foreign mer.
ehandise now IN the market. lie therefore or.
ders that a reduction Of 30 per cent. be made on
all duties collected under the above mentioned
Tariff. From this rule will be excepted the du.
Ties Of one per cent. established BY the law ol
the 5lsI Of March, 1898, aud that Of tao per
cent. on damaged goods, which must be paid in
full.