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rsiue Lick Water,

NRON the Celebrated Blue Lick Sprirg, Of
IL Kentucky. II is analogous 10 the waters in
At de Chapelle and lIarrowgale in Europe
NJ X. u. HAZARDS, sign of The mortar
y |. rea, hc Court Uous,
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To Let,

f41A THE new conveneHt house on
nN School Sllcet. nearly opposite the
@A Masonic liall-possesSion gwen lsl
Ocl0ber T.. RlCkETSON.
Sort lp,I
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WARRANTED to'elleci speedy cure il
w The directions are slricth Complied with
ausing no pain whatever, neatly put up IN
loseS with directions, at the low price of ia
,ents Prepared and sold &C. q. Z. Hazard,
Druggist, No. 81 Thames Street
Dec. %.
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B0NNETS,

IA UST received at Frenchs Bonne, Room
- NO. liz, Thames strcet,) the best assor
ment Of Bonnets, ever offered in this place
Consisting Of
Jenny Lind, Genevese,
Sandyke, Rough and Ready,
Sh'na Pearl, Open Pearl,
Basket, Coburg,
Pedal, Rutland.
Florence, and Fancy Bonnets,-all OF
which will be sold at the lowest cash prices
Also, splendid assortment Of Ribbons, and
all other Millinery articles
April IA, lsi5.
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SELLING OFF.
LinnIan Botanic Garden and

LinnsIan Botanic Garden and
Nursery,
Late Of WiHidr, Prince, dcceased, Flushing, ?,
H.. J., ncar Ncv York, WINTER # CO.,
Proprietors.
3.x&a IN CONSEQUENCE of the de.
Edi3ysss cease of the Junior and of the ad.
~ @YtSS vanccd age Of the surviving par,.
A ner the entire stock of this eStab.
llSnmeui, comprising every description nclud.
ing the newest and choicest varieties Of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
shrubs Vines, Pants, Roses &c, will be dis.
posed Of al very reduced prices in order 10
close the business "a speedily as possible.
Orders accompanied with the cash, to The a.
~ounl of ten dollars. or upwards, will be sup.
piled al reduction of % per cent from the
usual prices.
Nur.erymen, Vendors, md others. wishing
TO purchase by wholesale, will be Supplied al
such reduced prices according to kind and
quantity, as will probably prove satisfactory
the,n. Descriptive catalogues gratis on appli
ca ion post paid.
Orders received by GINS. ~ TILLEY.
Newport, and whHh nav be- left ut the Office of
tie Newport Mercury" iH3 Thames Street.
where catalogues may be had.
Sept, |, lSis-Gw.
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NOTICE.

DREPARATORY to closing business, the
Il subscriber will fnd II necessary 10 cease
opening new accounts on and after January !
1o19. JAMES HAMMOND
(lrf
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FOR NEW YORK.

h rYspcA TIE Steamer BAY STATE
teSayEEfs5 SCAPT. BRowN, will leave Fall
rzz,szssz iver every Tuesday. Thurs.
day and Saturday evening,on the arrival of the
steamboat train OF cars from Boston, for New
York, via. Newport, leaving Nowporl at 8 ii
o'clock and arrive in New York al about I.2
o'clock next morning. Returning, will leave
New York at o'clock, =. NJ.
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, CAPT.
ICoMsTocK, will leave Fall River every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, as above. for New
York via Newport leaving here at about
s Id o'clock and on her return, leaving New
York at 5 r. NJ.
For further particulars enquire OF
april % ANTHONY STEWART,
IL IhameS-st
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COAP and STARCH of the right sorts for
Osale at the CHEAP STORE.
EF & J r NEWTON.
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Congress Water.

TN quart and pint bottles, fresh from the
Il Springs, this day June 2o) received and for
sale by X. X. HAZARD, sign of the mor.ar
iyl. near The Court House.
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Cosmetics, Perfumery &c.

Cosmetics, Perfumery &c.
T UBlN'S Ede's, Roussel's and Meakim Ea-
IL tracts for the llandkerchiet's
\ Superior OrriS Tooth Paste
Purified Charcoal Tooth Paste
RousseI's Shaving Cream
French Bandolne
Jules Hauels Liquid Hair Dye
Choice Tooth Powders, various kinds
Bailey's Military Shaving Cream
German and French Colognes
Chlorine and Orris Tooth Wash
RousSels Toilet Powder
articles for Beaai(ying The Skin and So)tening
hS Nrp;>lioH.
Gourauds Italian Medicated Soap
superior Cod Cream Rose Lip Save
Jules Hauels Persian Powder
Oriental Tablet of Alabastar
Railways Chinese Soap, Milk Of Roses
Crary's Ambreine Cream
Perlumed Chalk Balls
Pearl Powder Lii ! White
Articles for Beoutifwng and Preserving the
Hair.
Jayne's Hair Tonic, Camm's Spanish Lus,
Bogle's Hyperion Fluid, Bears Oil
ClIrehughS Tricopherous Ruflalo Oil
Oldridge's Balm OF Columbia
wards Vegetable Hair Oil
Genuine Ok Marrow Pomade
Rowland's GenuIne Macassar Oil
Don Juan's Rose Compound
AleXander'S Tricobaphe
Naples Hair Dye
Also fine assortment Of teeth, hair, mai
heSh and shaving Brushes ivory and buffalo
horn Combs Fine Combs, Pocket Combs
Court Plaster, Fancy Soaps, Shaving Soaps,
Otto Roses, Gold Beater Leaf, Indeliblelnk ks,
Pungenis, Cachou AromatiSe, &c. &c. The
above articles are warranted genuine and best
VI their kind. Kept constantly on hand and
for sale at reasonable prices, by G. G. G..
HAZARD, Druggist, No. 81, Thames street.
March |.
Dissolution OF COpartnership.
NNilE Co.parlnershp heretofore exlsiing
Il between Philip f. Durham a. George
w Green, under The name Of Duham Il
Green, was dssOved on the 29th Of February
last by mutual consent. George w. Green is
inily authorized to settle all concerns Of the
late firm.
The subscriber will continue the
Painting and Glazing Business
on his own acccnnt az successor TO Dnnham IL
Green, at the old stand, No. l6, Thames street,
(next south of the Post Onice,) and intends
keeping "A general assortment Of Paints, Oil
Glass, VarnIsh, Brushes, &c. &c. as at moder-
ate prices as any other store in town. Crate
lul for past favorS he respectfully solcs q
continuance,
= GEORGE w GREEN
April 6, IsiS
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II ONDON Porter, Scotch Ale, Philadel.
IL phia Porter and Pale Ale for sale by
WIN. NEWTON.
Jy ~ l5o Thames street.
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! {. &C. HAZARD Agent.
DIR. p. ArnOld'S BalSanl.
A SURE and safe remedy and is warranted
L1to cure in less than one hour in their first
stages and in a short time in any stage Of the
disease, or the money will be refunded, Chole.
ra Morbus or real Spasmadic Cholera.
Dysentery and Di ..rrhea.
My Agents will stand ready al all times TO
make good their assertions. IL is also used
with entire success for
Tooth Ache and Burns.
The pain of which it soon relieves, and
heals the Burn in a short time without eav-
ing any scar Price only % cents. Also the
Compound Vegetable sodori6c Physical Pills
They are a Safe, Pleasant, Efficient, Apari.
cnt, Mild, Gentle and Eficacious Ca,hartic.
Safe at all times and under all circumstan.
ceS They will be found to excel in Jaundice
CositiveneSs, Head Ache and all Bilious and
Feverish habits, operating without pain OF
sickness 10 the stomach. For sale by
f.. B. IRISH,
Newport r. l., No. l5G Thames street.
Aug. 3m.
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WINES.

NINE old Madcira, Sherry and Port Wines.
I Also, old Ouiard Pale Brandy, for sale By
WIN NEWTON
W. 22 $50 Thames street
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Dietctics for the Sick, &c.
Such as-Best Bermuda Arrowroot,
Superior Russian lsnglass,
Cooper's lsinglass,
Irish Oat meal, kiln dried
Irish Moss,
Fine white Tapioca,
Pearl Sage,
Pearl Barley,
Robinson's Patent Barley, &c. &c. at
r. II. HAZARDS,
Sign of Golden Mortar, near the Court House
jy %.
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CUGAR and MOLAsSES atLOWER pri.
Dee than ever before known by wholesale
aud retail at the lTCuEAP STORE ~
f.. &. ~ J. n. NEWTON.
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Give ita trial.

MYERS Cough Conlection, a pleasant and
IL elfectual remedy for Cough Colds. Hoarse-
ness, &c. For sale by
Dec. I6 d&v C.G. G. HAZARD
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GEGARs and TOBACCO, segar, Of all he
Diavoriie brands imported. Pressed Plug
aud smoking Tobacco Of every description for
sale al the Cheap Store
FAIR NEWTON.
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Fearful Rarages of The Cholera in Egypt
and &nyrnd.-Since the first appearance Of
the cholera in Egypt, twenty thousand people
had died of 1t. At Smyrna, at the latest date
(Aug. 29th,) the deaths were one hundred pei
day .-Boston Traveller.
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An Alternative,
Tonic Diurentic
and mild Cathar.
tic. Price 81 Ia
cents per box
containing Fl fly
Pills.
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ABRAHAM VAN WORMER.

asthma, Palpitat'on and gathering in the Head.
Mrs. Ann Blake, very respectable lady OF
this city writes:
DR.. Wood-Sir- Having used one bottle Of
your Sarsaparila Elixir. | deem it my duty to
give my testimony TO its beneficial effects upon
system long afflicted with the asthma. gave
II TO my daughter who has long been severely
troubled with the palpilalion of The heart. short
ness OF the bIeah, swelling OF the lonsils, and
gathering IN the head. It's effect upon her was
truly surprising, removing the difficulty in each
particular. Nofamily should bs without it.
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Dissolution OF Copartnership.

NNilE Co.parlnershp heretofore exlslIng
Il between Philip F. Durham g. George
w Green, under the name Of Duham q
Green, was dissolved on the both Of February
last by mutual consent. George w. Green is
fnlly authorized to settle all concerns Of the
late firm.
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April 6, Is4s
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-24
"SOUTH END MARKET!n

THE Subscriber would inform his friends and the
public generally that he has taken the store Of
Mr.. Gilbert Trufant on Water street, foot oil
South street. where he offers choice assortment OF
West India Goods and Groceries, together with Pro-
visions and ship stores at very reduced prces-such
as Sugar, Moasses, Coffee Oil, Spices, Flour Meal,
Rice, Raisins,-Beef, Pork Lard and Butter--Crock-
cry, Glass Stone and Earihern Ware. together with
good assortment of Fresh Provisions Fruit and Veg
etables. The above is offered for sale cheap
be found In this city elsewhere for cash APPROX
ed credit. j. G. DUNN.
Bath, Dec. 10, l847. lvd29l
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Stock of Dry Goods at Auction

an THURSDAY next, at 81 O'Clock, at the Auction
" Room of C, w. HOLMES, will be sold Stock
Of Dry Goods. consisting of Prints, Patches, Cash.
meres, De LANES, Alpaccas, Plalds, Bleached and
Brown Sheeting, Silk and Cotton Hdkfs Black Silk
Cravats, Ribbons, Scarfs, Shawls, Crash, Linens,
Brown and White Table Cloths Table Damask, HO-
sery Linen Thread Satinetts, Doeskins, Cassimeres,
Broad Cloth, Buttons, Cutlery, Fancy Soap Toys, &c
ALSO-Twenty five Bills. N. O. Brown SUGAR.
Terms liberal.
DAVID OWEN, IT,, Auctioneer
Bath, March IA. dll4
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Sea Otter Oil

For Preserving and BeautJying The hair.
Boston, Dec, 1888.
Dr.Frederick Brown, Icerfy that have used the
Otter Oil which is put up by you. For dryness of the
hair and dandruH on The head do think II superior
TO nv other oil ever used. 1t makes the hair soft
and gives fine and glossy appearance, and the hair
does dry up again as does after using any other
kind of oil. 1herefoeI can most cheerfuliy recon-
mend it to all that are afflicted with a dry aud un
healthy head of hair. think any one by using II q
shorttimc W ill f nd tia very valuable article
Gro. F. BorNEy.
AG.PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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AnOdyne.

or, Poor Man'sPlaster. Price l2a cents fora large
" size This Plaster is recommended with the
greatestc confidence in factn is recommended with
that confidence that obtained of the Proprietor,
and it does not give relief the money shall pos'irey "a
side, breast, limbs, neck, joints, Rheumatism,
Lumbago, &c. There have been thousands of them
sold, and not single instance has occurred where
theybaye not given relief. The price being very low
every person can obtain it, In severe Coughs, Colds
Asthma. and Difficulty of Breathing. worn over the
Iu ngs it will afford great relief.
A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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Marine Insurance /!

vJ>HE Subscriber having received the Agency of the
l. CAMDEN INSURANCE. COMPANY,
NJ j., Chartered 1922 for the City of Portland and
vicinity will issue Policies to amount not exceed
ing $1,000 on any risk, vessels, cargoes and
freigits, on favorable terms as other Institutions
Losses sustained will be promptly and honorably adj
iusted and paid in money cnrrent at the Banks in
this city within thirty days after proof of the loss and
adjustment and in Of dispute in the settlement
of claims the company will abide The decisions of the
Courts of this State Of Maine.
CALEB s. CARTER, Agent, .
45 Exchange st.
Portland, Dec. 90, le47 7sd49
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TOW-BOAT NOTICE!
+. Browns Worm LOzenges

.
A REthe most valuable and certain medicines ever
n discovered for destroying and expeling all kinds
of Worms which frequently trouble chidren.-
They most excellent remedy, and are as plea
SAINT to the taste any common confectionery. They
diffe rfrom all other Worm Lozenges, they hare no
mercuryin them.
Thousands ofboxes have been sold within the last
rev months. A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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II. Browns

= ARSAPARILLA & Tomato Bitters. The most
y used and best kAoUn Bters before the Public
These Bters are warranted to be purely Vegetable
compouna-and mark this, 99-they can neuer do the
least injury dnycase hatecer. 1t has been used in
the private practice of the most successful Physicians
for a long time, with great success, in purifying the
blood strengthening and nvigoratng the system. Ii
is OF to be supposed that any medicine will cure
all diseases to which the human frame is subject
is this article recommended such like most Of the
auack medicine E; bat for efecting the prpose for
which is designed there is nothing hat has proved
itself so worthy of the publicconfdence this cele
brated compound.
The whole vegetablekingdo does not furnish two
substances so admirably adapted purify nourish and
inriporatethe human system. These Bitters have a
the effect of the most powerful purgatives, when used
in sufficient quantity, and yet ars so mild in their on
Grafton that they may given to persons in the
delicate health with perfect safety. Tney are also
yery agreeable to the taste.
There have been many remarkable cures nthls toun,
tn wbichre ferences will be given by
A.G. PAGE, the only agentin Bath.
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For Sale

IF applied for soon, convenient two-story dwelling
house in Garden ST., nerlh of the House Of Free
man Clark, Esq. Said house is pleasantly situated,
and in good repair. Apply to -
JOHN STOCKBRIDGE.
Bath, Feb. 81, l84s. e0d96-wl9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-23
MORAL TRAfTOrS

We copy 'he following psrinen, and pin.
gent rr.ic'e i-rm The National Intelligence.
Of Fuisy let.
TO THOMAS RICHIE. ESQ.
lnur paper 81 Thursday evening contained
tha e.. owing. which is en- e1,Hc, from Won,
,criirg flito. al. hooded "MoKaL Trr,soS.-
S. akns OF The Wig party in Congress. yoo
sy;
These moral lrsitors' les the n iousl IN.
ieliigtncc 'a.iei them IN 1872 mll,i D.. pui
% 'tfHt sui branded with the shaun winch
'ihrtf revolving 'reschery to the interests aud
.l'H'f % the country deserves. The, kauw
We ltle ol ih' opponents Of The REVOLUTION
'auj The moral traitors oi 1872. LIT ft,ir
doom % Ndt 0t the morci traitors Of I-t7.
Nt, hold that il would be . sham,lul on.
Stance OF i'grtiituie on my part. and Of the
moral traitors 81 Congress grnerily. DO our
thanks were not literally extended TO- ,uu tor
TINS the inst instance at magnautmItv aud
I generosity YOU have displayed. in The cpursr
ni d 'ong aId active lie. to your political op-
pone"is. Aitrrall your abuse aud i.uunc.a-
tion OF that patriotic parry Of "m1sal trait
ors 10 ore endsdyonng 20 relieve the coun.
~ OF all The consequences resulting rom
thIs most unfortunate aud Calamitous wsr.
who could have supposed il 10 ave been a
Pad OF your ultimate design 20 have hcstow-
81 upon them he highest honors 80 li,iinc.
lions IN The land7 For one, / ihenk YOU VIA,
al; my hesrl. | do not know in what direc.
.ion The tastes OF other moral traitors will
lead them, but ! think can establish some
professions to distinction in their ranks by
my uniform ant active exrrtious against this
var .Dtn the beginning. aud | think IL not IN.
~ -Cni5!r thai should have one oi the dis
iln5Gisaed Offices yun propose thus lib.raliv to
bv>tow up "a u,. "Lel Tho doom o. 10, NOR
al i%roiiors. 4 1872 be that q tn moroifrgi
tor, Of i-i7.'
Wei b. itso, Mr. Richie. II you insist
upon it; though We hal 10 reason I'D expect
"a j. dIsin,ereslcd ii5eraiiIy Of rour hands
Bat
3 Since Won vii buckle fortune on our backs.
Il % bar h~r b1r .cH, wfe'fue VII truo.
NEST have patience 30 eniufr lhc load
and, as | am mol 81 ambitious Inah aul CT,
less ioi political distinction thau many others.
/ Wtt DC content 10 receive as m, share the
Office el Chief Justice oil The United States.
NOW filed by that "m0ni ira ( Z of 1872"
RpsrrB lancy; ana | trust you viii see that
Il - kept iu reserve for me. As Tor the State
D%-parlmeut, @ o,cup Ell b. that other
'mordl %ttoi'or Of 1872, James Buchanan,
and the embassy to the cuut; OF ST James
he'd bs another of the mural t%rsitur.T OF
l,i2, aud The thousand other places OF good
Income, bur ,ess dignity, let The aspiring pol
tno1s OF onf pariy scramble as they mss. But
don't forget, dear Mr. Ritchic. thai | claim the
C!ie' JuejlceshiP a. nine. as ilp jast reward
ol my services 10 the party you desire TO pro.
mote.
Your,, with everlasting gratitude.
"a MoAAL TRArros or i~i1.n
4 The deepest dye.
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'nl preference. however long all ancr ily
and hunorahlv cherished. viii he chrrrfuIIy
surrendered on The slfsr az the public cool.
" peace b. Oh, lrsjre of tie country. as snra.
" III y. WIN ht. declared or sleuu hims-lf
more uneluivots.l y ani earurstIy Inc frismi
OF p~ace. than General Tsti.r'-wh no more
ltkeiy TO employ hts anKiouS efforts to restore
The blessings % peace, Than h. who hos wit
messed. wIth feeling heart. the horrors. ca
lamlties AMI haNne of war; A.. ~ The minds
OF any other e,IlrhC- should b. needed of
general Isvior> attachment ;H The great con-
s'rva'lvc principles %. the Whig party. Than
Is furnished by bis known political afhuiiirs
among the eminent public m-u OF The cp,n-
ny what better Wing. in the highest snI no
o'fSi sense vt The term. can the, desire. than
0ne Who. m the language q. General TAYLOR.
would s'utiously make the CONSTITUTE "a his
guide. sud zsslously labDur to bring back the
government "a what it was in the DAYS OF
Washington. Jrirrs0u aud Madison. with he
hight ol those great examples ever before hi-
eyes aud ia his hear2
D.baUed. gentlemen. by distance and IT,.
tericrug engagements, from tls pleasure OF
attending your great mcriim1 called lur the
III INST, allow me. with the expression of
my ardent wishes Tor us patriotic harm NY
and suspicious results. u subscribe m,sel
very truly, your friend and fellow c%i,i1-n.
w. G. RlVES.
To Messrs. f. JOY Morris. Charles Gilpin.
;. ). Kelly. GcO,ke A.. Lindell. Peter u ias.
gov. Jno Wistar, jr. WIN B.. Mann, George
Enty, Committee. &c.
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difference between General Scott nnl Tic
hum hesi man ~ he cumfnunity. We rank
ourselves among the wafm~st admirers o.
ueuerl Srotf. hrt We con.iler that be il n.
much brurt Co obey the laws a. the least nri.
waite IN bis command il. W. shall cea4- 10
%si'nlre him when he thinks himself above the
laws.
How siands Ibis natter 4 highly disiin-
guishrd and rneritorious officer prefers rhafves
sgninsi y NEAL Scott; and the General In re
turn prefers charges aEeinst his sub,liem.-
ihcy are lati b~iarc the President end Serreta-
~ oi War. aud they find in one rssc. if the
eiarsrs ar Irue, that punishment mus, follow
ana they iueCt a Court OF Inquiry. aud its in
quest will determine " hether a Court Martial
slill be ordered. l. there any thing ohiec-
tinnable in his proceeding In the Other
case It Is found that even il the charges are
true. they amount to nothing demanding pun
i%Shrneni, AMI they are dismissed. Is there
ANYTHING wrong Ia this.
There seems to he an objection to the con-
stitution Of The Cont 81 Inquest. To US this
Is a most mentorious part OF the proceeding,
and reflects great rredit OH the Secretary of
War. II the Secretary had appointed men
tor IBIS inquest, who,e professional interest
would have been subseIsed BY the downfall
OF Gen. Scott. h. would have been loudly con-
dcmned. Bat even the csshiering OF the old
Hero would not make the slightest change in
the professional fortunes uf Gen. Towson. or
Gen. Gushing. Gen. Towson is Paymasier
General and is, therefore, not in the line OF
promotion and Gen. Cushing is not in The regu-
ldt scr'lce. Gen. Scott might be in danger
he stood IN Cushinss way. but he does not.
These lae,s show that Mr.. Mercy ha. pursued
a very commcndabl bic course ia the initial sta
Ges OF TIN. business, aud II he conducts the
remainder III the SAM spirit, we have no
tear OF the consequences to Gen. Scott.
faymester Iaws1n is an old conpsnion-in-
arms ol General SCOTS. They have baved
dHath together. Tuwson i, the fast friend OF
ms Old commander. aud will not sre Injustice
Zone to han. vi Cu>hing's abilities, IA r..
cannot be two opinions. Whatever diler-
enceso oil view there may be as TO his rrinri.
ple., there may b. zone about his talents. Al
though he Ids. never set a s1utdron in the field.
he may be well qualified t. sit in This
Court oi Inquiry. Generals Worth. Twigs
and onitinan never stole hosiiz"rs. but
that dii not disqu.liiy them from irving I'll.
low.
We do not fear the trial Of G nersl Scott.
lie Il greater. II possible. before a court of
inquiry Than III the field OF battle. He has
pcrI before d court wire, and his admirers
may we'll rejoice that he passed through the
ordeal Tor his merits never shone NOR r.
'p~lendeniiy than at the termination at the
proceedings at Frederick in 1896. Prcsi len,
JACKSON was his accuser then, and il would
certainly not b. among the lcs.t of the mira
Cues OF tn Mexican war, if President Polk
should succeed where Gearral J ackson laii.
cd. bui'as MI. Richie used 10 soy, non,
ucrrons.