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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-16

1 Farewell evening March l6 commence
w1,h the extravaganza OF HERO AND Lea NDER-
lander Miss Mary Ca suleyman Agba Mr. Mich nsou;
son az, Jones Mr. Arr old After which, the comic drama Of
Land; 10 sspsr LAvster. NJ kckinson fer which MIRA
BAkRIs h,s Dsria Mr. aolsnd. To conclude with DAY
AFTER JRE " EDDING-Jerry, Mr. Holland rollv Me
Mary Cannon Dress Circle 6O Upper Boxes 49,, Pit Lax
oerts Doom 81 Il e TX.
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SPECIAL UOTIOE rs.

EIRsTwA TIE DEuOCRATiC RefU BLlCAN ELs .
Of the rss wasd requested "a
Broad and FEAR Friday
iDe March 10th 90 for the pnrpss Of eecaas
komnatug Committes VI Charter
JOHN L. BYRNE Chairman.
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- sHses-Hrdsy evening" March ~ the aad spsuaid
horne eSt beautiful display Of horssmanshiD BY
Maurice ssnd: Mr. Gardner win appear ne horseback
TIE fight Ponies Fearful and br iant Evoutions hs
Flying Cord. BY Rusrea sE W. Stout n the Rider Of
shs hippeaone. four bores Master Tom Nsvls 10 his
whole to conclude with tie comic aerpieoe Of Harlequin
tie Ghost Alters performance Saturday,
nttc
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TIVE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM. $50 BROADWAY, BE
tween pring and Prince seets and tho oaly
consists Of number Of life
Of eli ossse several hundred Chinese paintings apartments
houses; And vesse models OF pssoda aud
braees specimens Of Chinese manufsotues
and mechanical IMPLEMENTS instrument Of music
Oren nom nine ~ till NJ daily Adnttaacc I'd
cepts; hildrep under tw elve. half proc. - =
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D HaPP1 NO.


rNBR BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN r. n STEAM
chips. between Boston and Liverpool and between Now
York Liverpool calling ct Halifax land mails
~ d passengers:
As. .C.pt JudAins. giberna. Capt. ". J. c. Lang
Anenca. n. shannon. Cansds. ;. ". Harrison,
Caledonia 4" W. Douglas
vessels clear white light head sreen on
ssrbeard bow, snd red ON port bow.
Amercs Harrison from Bosten Wednesday 2ls March
Europa. &c Lott. s. ';soI DO asa.y.
Gambia N. shannon, /" Boston, do Och a.
experienced board. Freight viii be charged
pec amount for expenses All
newspapers through the post office. Passage
Rev York Boston 10 Liverpool first cabin 1 second cabin
s7o Fer freight or passage apply e =. .. ,
CoR SOUTHAMPTON AND BRExEN.-Tss u g. NAIL
steamer MAsBINGTON. Capt 9. W. Floyd. will leave
pierko 3k =. for southamptn and Bremen Tuesday,
For passage apply the fos Of steam Ns
vgation Company. 40 90 Broadway
DAtKEIs FOB HAvRE-sECON0 LINR-THe SalP
L Oneids, John willard master will sail the LIST April
BOW hINtKEN Age.u ss Wall street.
C1EANSR ANTELOPE. CAPTAIN g. VAN wICKLE, WILL
~ her regular trips Ms 4h
New York and New Brun swick. svng New York o'clock
r. H. and New BruL swok At 6k A. NJ laudSg each way
Rosvile Woodbridge Totns Landing Perth Amboy Frenohs
Bardf q. an Martins Dock.
ITO SHIP BUILDBRS-A LARGE QUANTITY OF SHIP
Knees Of all gzes from to IL inches for sale In lots
suit purchssers wharf foot 18th street. North river
Apply DANL. DARLINo. 18th st.. 10th
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vVEE NV AND FAST SAILING BAND OALINDO s. o.
BAY master. belonging 20 the Ph@ux California
ton cleared really Four shares will be
10, $50 sachw probably a In fe- days whether shares sold
BRETT VOsE, u South street
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CALiFORNIA DAGU8RRROrYPEl -PERBONS ABOUT
~ vt California, and desirous to leave their hksaess
with their endt, would dc we'll to oa Brady Nos
m Broadway where by Of a.
dons hs faithful and kensssos may be
oktar.ad ~ the herteat notice
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OALlH'OhN

DR0rECTlvE OVERLAND COMPANY, VIA CORPUS
Christi and haxataa 1, 10 days. for 49, But Va.
cancis Persons must their passage
nsubers will settle fer BY that the
fee. NJ Wall
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CALlFoRNIA LIrE INSUgANCE-Tas MUTUAL Lips
u Irssrapoe Company Of Baltimore eos o. all strss
New York the lives Of persoas going
fornin ut an xtrs yremilm Of thrss per cent.
TH0s.M ALBEIT, President
E1 s, f n.s Sots JOAN LIVINGSTON 81 Wall street.
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ERANKLIN THEATRE. CHATHAM sQUARE-PROPRI-
etor George Lea Doors open At half 6prtormans
hsIsst7. Boxes Is cents pit lax esAts Grand
prforp every evening ooSss,g the Female and Of
entertainments "
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~ psrcsl Lite Assurance Company u leap three
million dolsrs) oonBues take first of
person going to California FaEDERlCK sALMONsON,
General AGENT n IT
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N
Mr.. HALE uoved to postpone tho farther oonsldsra.
tep OF the subject till to- morrow and esdcd that II
was due to the ordinary courtesis among scntlensn
that tho esgnstion offered should be received, and
In receiving Il he thought that no further sotion
would be required. He hoped the Senate would not
INSIST O. sjectlps . men after he had resigned.
Mr. WsssrgR-One word. Thel 81 pAtor rom ILL
nois (Mr. Doussss) has dome hrs friend service In
bis statement. Isit not obviously Vacancy; ana II
the election 10 void there 10 place to resign. How.
ever you nay decide the question must still be, Twas
there vacancy before this 20 called resignation
took place jus: .. Sss,y = ere. s,:r, ,,n..
my has done my friend no service. Now, sir
m"st be the judge Of my own course for myself.
Mr. WsBsTEE-Of course.
Mir DoeeLAss reiterated that the report Of the oom.
mittes, adopted, would dsiranchse the State Of Ill.
nois.
Mir. DoUoLAm-By declaring this election void; and
the honorable Senator argued With considerable force
void when thu object Of tie senate could be Is VOL
attain ed by some other course.
IMr. Calhoun, st this stage Of The proceedings,
sse by laying .ut one BY one the gold eagles on his
dtek-a very interesting empoyme nt-4so and 10 are
Mr. DouoLIs. COMMENDED that this election 10 void,
there has been election; II election, there 10
no vacancy: IL no vacancy, there s ne power IN tne
Governor to return Senst and In tnAt even. sns
election falls upon the Legislature, which net meeting
ff two yesre Gene viii OCCASION the ooet Oh an Ok
session. or the disra chisemsnt OF Illinois Tor Two
years To come; that's biz argument IN sutsnsu.
ENr FooTy followed I'm sueport Of Mr. Douglass, and
intmettd pretty broadly that perhaps one object In
this rcsolulioB was to get Democratic Ssnssor o'
the way
jvct ss Mr.. Webster and Mr.. Calhoun Inc eonsuNu-
o raj Obi, etiou wes clear, and nrt duty vas to
,rpo,t the enstituton. No action aud no delay OF
sotiop can change the state Of the facts
MI bouoLass replied to Mr. Bsrren, reitsratins his
MIR BuqLIs unlimited, that II tbs Senator was not
eaioIs on the Attn OF March, there ie no valid title
at all.
MIR. uyrsswoeD argued that ihs:e no necessity
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~ Far we'll be eht II Mr. Mcrav H.d-fr,dsy svsaing M
l., will b. acted the farce Of Mr. AND mrs Within
Peter Whit. Mt B. CHAPMAN; nr Peter wbits Mas &
nesay.r Widow White ks Gordon After which, NOSE IN
Hc.s NJ chsntr,u syks:, Mr. L.s
ysues Mr. Vary Joch Howsop, Mr. r. C. Cunnineham Tbbs
Howisor Mrs Chairman Marian Misc Gordon To conclude
with Military EXECUTION-Henri Duval Mr. Mcfarland;
Louise vspet Mis- Messenger Boxes oente PIT l2k
Doors ep . % 6X oclock-curtajn will r'ss ct TX.
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CASTLE 0ARDEN.-rHE ABOVE wELi-KNOWN SUN
~ resort Be srgasd for Evening
ing eJsung For further terms apply
at the Oce the premises BY letter paid directed
the preprietorL FRENCH HEISER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-16

NJ ONSIEUR ADRIEN'S VARIED AND EXTRAORDI.
vl Exhibition o. ost wonderful and astonishing novel
ties ever. evening at half ocooK at Minerva Hall
No N6 Broadway. Admission. &C.: children $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-16

ILLS TITrH ENTERTAINMENT AT STUYvESANT
Institute Mr. HILL comedian. alias Yankee Hill. will give
his fifth mic Lecture and Entertainment Friday evening"
March the 10th a. Suvesant Institute For particulars
oesmmes Tichets admit lady and gentleman 81
tick op.n 4 TO menos at TX
c ck Mr. Bill will awe his frst dAv lecture
Saturday, TIE 18th St. 1T IL O'clock ~;
.c, z. Icketa for ladisa Children canta aanh
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TNBAMots-A GOOD ASSORTMENT or sNGLIsU CHA
u mois Tor sale hy ABRAHAM BELL SON III Fulton 1T

EoRsT EAHERs AND BOTELG- oaAnk HAv0aw0UT,
sol ind Cos Broadway have just received Largo assort
meat Chnn table toilet glass ware cstafy ns
silver crhs no. lamps Ianterss nhAsdehs Arc all a-t
oes for fansons and hotels ported with 500
reference this oh Of trade aud feel
tat win their assortment and proes thoy can give tho bes
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Asr or DR.. DODS LEC1gRES-DR. DODS WILL
- lecture experiment this (Fday) evening Coli
seem being positively bis last lecture but city
GYNNASTIC 1XlRCISRs, NO. lS.-FULLERs 0YMNA.
~ sum open daily for exercisng therein No. 10 Court
la DIT street. II furnished with all
I,u: tor these hesssu and svs rating exercises
three nights In the week. Mondays Wednesdays Fdaya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-16

VIYpRANTs-TBE MOST SUBsTASTIab AND Bflf
Ind for cards alleys buid tsnoments &C. the
bsrhoonsr Patent s stopping Children anuot leave them
rrurpg them they not burst pipe; are easily
rsrea without digging Builders nouse assns AID arch
tsc should with the Plumber for the BArholonew
uydrsnt Most Of the Plumbers have them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-16

DAtKErS FOR HAvRE-sECON0 LINK-THe SalP
L Oneids John willard master. will sail the LIST A pril
BOW HI>tKEN Agents Us Wall street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-16

Y>WENTYTOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE
National Academy Of Design The Of the Ao.dsmY
Annual Exhibition, which will be April
j. H. SD EGOGUE, Ger Secretary MAD.
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Tat BExr! lat BsEri-rcUR BEAUTIFUL FOUR
yeas old Steers, rails and fancr I'd BY Halssy Son.
Co.. they are far 10 anything boon
for sale AZ ct this 1s be
N.Ith 7th at No. ~ AVID II Centre Natke BRYAN Law.
RhNCE. Also. magnificent Mutton aud Veal. 10
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-30
wAsnINaroa, MAY 30, 1919.


DESTRUCTIVE ToRsApo.-This morning our vii
iage was visited by most violent tornado. which
passed through the south part of the town, destroy
ing nearly every thing in lis IL approached
from the northwest tearing up trees, fences, houses
and every thing which came within its reach. The
first house which il struck was unroofed, and the
fragments scattered In every direction, Divergng
little TO the south, the dwelling house and barn Of
r. J. $. Page, ESQ. were made the sport Of the fn-
rious elements. A large new house, owned by DR..
Lamond, was next raised clear from the foundation
and then wrenched into innumerable pieces.
Also, the dwelling house and barn of Mr. Galley
unrooed, and the barn entirely destroyed Cross
ing 10 the side Of the Detroit and Saginaw turn
pike, two dwellings and an old foundry were taken
up in the air, and borne on with the gale, filling the
air with perfect cloud of boards timber, shingles,
&c. The dwelling of Mr.. w. L. Young was the
next in the course and was relieved Of its roof
chimney, and some siding
son Of Mr.. Young was seriously injured by the
falling of the chimney With this exception, l be-
lieye no accident TO any person occurred, although
eight or ten houses seriously injured entirely de-
stroyed, were occupied by families with children.
Great damage has been done. Scattered fragments
of this wreck of property may be fer distance
OF nearly two miles, strewing the ground Detroit
Advertiser
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: We perceive, that the New York Ep-

- We perceive, that the New York Ep-
ening Post claims, that British vessels can
participate in our coasting trade, without any
affirmative Legislation on our part, and the
basis Of this claim is, that with the fall Of the
English Navigation Laws, fall the restric-
tons of the following provision, in the act Of
Congress approved March l, 1917. We
express no opinion now upon the subject.
Char. xxxI.-An act concerning the navigation OF
the United States. approved March ], 1871
BE il enacted BY he Senate and House Of Repre-
senfaiipes Of lte United STATE Of America in Congress
Assembled That after the thirtIeth day Of Septom-
Der, next no goods, wares OF merchandise shall be
imported into the United States from my foreign
port or place, except In vessels OF the United States
or in such foreign vessels truly and wholly belong
TO the citizens subjects Of that country Of which
the goods are the growth, product or manufacture
or from which such goods ware, or merchandise can
only be usually first shipped for transporta
ton; Provided nevertheless thai This regulation shall
not ertsnd 10 e pesses Of any foreign nation ieeh
has not adopted and irhiai shall not adopt similar
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The Italian artists now in this CITY,

- The Italian artists now in this city, il
spite Of the gloomy weather and the rain,
which has been falling since Monday noon
have created quite Juror among the dHei-
tamil, by their excellent representations Of
the Barber of Seville and Clara de Rosem-
burg. We have rarely seen these beautiful
operas done better, considering the disad
vantage under which the artists labored, for
want of proper theatre. The house is
utterly destructive Of the voice, and il is i'm
possible to arrive at correct judgment the
true character Of the powers Of these singers.
Their fame had, however, gone before
them, and the public gave them warm
welcome. PATHS silver-toned notes, Lett
Rossi's rich contralto, Corsi's well managed
baritone, and the inimitable Sanquirico s
basso cantante will long be remain
bered. We had heard Of Sanquirco's piS
comica, and we are decidedly Of opinion,
that he is the best Italian bu0o ever in this
country. Tonight is advertised TO be Their
last, but we hope they win be induced to
tarry and give us Cenerentola, which, we
are sure, will draw crowded house.
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CABINET CHANGES.

The idle and ridiculous stories circulated
by certain letter writers at Washington, Of
a contemplated change in the Cabinet, have,
we perceive, been eagerly seized upon and
echoed by portion of the Locooco press,
with a view Of impressing the belief that
dissatisfaction exists among the members Of
the Administration. These rumors have
so often been issued and so often proved
false, thai no other motive than political ma
lignity could induce their repetition. We
have occasion to know, that the most entire
confidence exists between the President and
his Cabinet, and that the harmony which
prevails in all their deliberations and action,
is as much an exception to the experience
of any preceding dynasty during the last
twenty years, as it has been source Of
congratulation among those who compose
the administration. In every sense Of
policy and principle it is UNFIT is
united by patriotic impulses in administering
the government for the best interests of the
people--it is united by common principle
in reviving the purity Of the earlier Pre-
sidents'i--it is united in sustaining the
Constitution according to its true letter and
spiritit is united in preserving this glori-
Gus Union against the assaults Of fanatics on
the one hand and destructives on the other
it is united in the great work of developing
and fostering the resources, manufactures
and improvements Of the whole country--it
is united in resisting any sectional crusade
that demagogles may foment-it is united
in the desire to promote, the greatest good
Of the greatest number7-it is united in com
promising conflicting interests, and in har-
monizing the action Of government, so as t.
dispense the benefits Of legislation equally
and tairly---it is united in encouraging do.
mestic industry, in providing sound and
stable currency, in securing honest and eff.
Gent officers, and discharging its trusts SC
wisely and well, that every act will court
strict investigation, and stand upon its owr
merits to vindicate the Administration.
This is the unito presented by Gen
Taylor and his Cabinet---a unit which j,
prepared equally to defy the assaults Of enc,
mics, and 10 command the admiration o
friends .-Phiid. Amer
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-30
ARRIVALS Ar THE HOTELS.

Br0tr1i's Iiofet-Wm Randolph Va; w Phelps, Pa; q
w Boaeri Va: 4. w Atmore, Il Williams Pa; J Thom
son Rogers ii X Collins, Va: Hood, Thos Hughes,
Ky + + calender, " ielienap, n iiamm, Balti VIM
II ScKean ]; A d Mexican, Baltimore; L. Coutenly, DC;
Friere do; NJ Adurane, do; Adnrante, do; Lang
horne Va; Mrs Bohen, Sc b 5 Neuive and servants,
do; r Pise, NY; T. Harvey, Md; Lieut. Adams, >
q; III II Cob, Va; MIarmour, do; VIM Richardson and
lady, Mass Nc Rae Buckley, Ky; Jas Harris, Pha;
j Roche, Mo; A + Duva, Edelin,. X RE, Md; S
Ewel, Va Capt Ewe, u sal I Middleton, Washington;
G Hill. Mf.i Somerville do JCLevin Pa Geo Viewer, do
] Stimson Balt Reside, Pa; J d Hale Ohio; @
Dale, J l. Phillips, Philad; + l. Knapp, NY.
Hring Hotei--Capt FIzhngh, Va; Jno w Parks, N Y.
las Fagan Mass; Eli Whitaker VA Col w Kemper, NO.
Jas Morton, Cenirevlle Ky; Alex Piman NY; George
Watriss ladyfand child, VIM Warss. Pa; Adams Foster,
Boston; Harry Connolly, Phad John Satherwhaie, MI
Sandy Leyerns 7 Lcyering, iialti Ihos Johnson,
Y; VIM flanagan, NC Samuel Steeman, Miss; Anson
Jones Bait; Rob't Henry, Phia-
ta1sby'a Hofei--Co w o Snehen, DC; q III Pronle, Me-
John w Mitchell, Md; T. Davis. do; g Gmer, York; Z
Flaeg Mo- COLI w Webb, NY; w Huntington and lady,
do;J Balistier us A; Kingsand, X; Mrs Winehes
ter Bait; NJ winchester, do; Col S Miller, NJ G; MIR
James Johnson, Henry Harrison, Bait
United States Hoiei-C Ward, Y; Hon Herbert, s
Aylesworlh, Pa; Castor, Balt Sibley, II; Dick
ey Va; A G Mathews, Bait; 7 Curtin, Y; X MeRae,
Va; Cheatham aud servant, Va; Rector do w PITT
man. Penn'a w Covington, Va; v Carkson, do; John
Dale Nd III Geo Forbes do; Jno Taber, Pa; Redins,
do S X Adfrosi, Va; Lambden, Bait,
Exchange Hotei-J w Ficklm, Mr. Moseey w shaw,
L X Coale Va; Wilson, York Circus Wright, do;
Slvsge, III, q II Lancaster, do; II Bradford do A
LaboTde do ID Tore, do; Smith, do; w Thomas Va;
Chapman, do; James Thrift, do; L. North, do; Cady
y; Henry q Latte, Bait.
King's Hoiei-A SanquIico, Rossi Cors and lady, N
Y Patti and lady, do; Walac, ID G.; Orrin Bailey,
NJ Kelly, Mass; L Jackson, Vt
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IL E FOR MI.

We publish the following gratifying infor-
nation of the progress of reform, in the Phi
ladephia Custom House, from the Pennsyi-
vanian, for the especial edifcation Of the old
and the new editor of the Union Our hope
is, they will be able to bear the inficton
with philosophic resignation and iortitude,
As to what the Pennsyiuanian says and has
to say upon these reforms, we have nothing
to reply. II has answered itself in the quo
tation which it has made from the Inaugural
Address of Gen. TAYLOR.
THE AXE OF WILLIAM ID. LEWIS Seen. Iay-
lor hates, toathes prescription -but his Collector
at Philadelphia, WILLIAM ID LEwIs, does not, as the
following list Of removals from office Saturday last,
abundantly proves.
Weighcr.-B Benjamin Mhiin. r.tp u
Gudgers.--Alex. Diamond Henry ID. Lentz.
.Bfeaauers.--R Richard Bacon, George Hergeshei.
mer Robert McCulloch, George Snyder.
Cierks,--Stcphen b. Kingston, Ellis b. Schnable,
Daniel Il. jerks, Joseph T. Thomson, s. J. Pear
| son.
Messenger, Jacob ]. Plucker.
| hspectors-Jo Benner, William T. Backman,
Richmond; Miles N. Carpenter. f. v. Evcrhart, Re-
| bert Ford, H. J. Fougeray, j. 4. Haehnlen, Thomas
j Heston, John Hill, John Heiss, Bristol; Joseph l..
] Kay, X. M Kerrlson, John ] Logue, Alex. Mckee
ver John Napier John Pascal, Levi Reynolds, jun,
| Marcus Hook; Richard Simpson, Jos Weaver, Laza-
retto; Richard l.. West, George w. Williams, John
| Dallain.
Night Inspectors Peter Cullin, Thomas Mc(iit-
tgan, Joseph Abel, George Alexander, William Barn
bolt, Robert +. Bower, John Doyle, George Carpen-
ter Thomas Downing, Patrick Garrigan, John Kames,
John Keesley, Daniel A. Kelly, James Kelly, Charles
ken'il, James Lamb, Michael Lawrenee John Lo
gan, John Potts, Matthew Quin, Henry Trexler, An
thony Tuly
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TO rae EDITOR or the NATIONAL VINO.


Ia the Union Of yesterday, was not little sur.
prised seeing in its columns, an extract from ar
article in the Tenth Legion" published in Vir-
gina, in which lis Editor (bfr RrrcHIE) is de
nominated the "drchbisyiop of the Uliion.'" The
Idea Of being regarded as the ARcHnIsHoP" Of the
Locofoco party, has exercised similar influence
upon the vanity of Mr. RIrcHIE, that NEno was
actuated by, In fiddling while Rome was In flames
and the exhibition OF that vanity is seen In the re-
publication in his own columns, Of the article that
gives him the sobriquet of the high priest OF his
party. The historian, however win not be at loss
In ascertaining tchy Mr.. RrrcmE Is henceforward
TO be known and designated the pererdbie Arch
bishop Of the Union" During the dark ages Of civil
and ecclesiastical oppression, and Of religious bigo-
try and intolerance, that marked the sixteenth and
seventeenth centuries, no more mercess insru-
ments of vengeance and tyranny existed, than
was found in the persons Of some Of the " drcl,-
bishops" of that day. For twenty years past
this nation has been smarng under the per
secuiions and proscripuve policy of political
reign Of terror less relentless in lis expressions
than that which distinguished the reigns OF Charles
the First and james The Second. In this visitation
Of political vengeance upon all who differed with
a JACKSON, VAN BuREN, PoLK, for near quar-
ter Of century past Mr.. RIrcHiE has acted con
spicuous part and done much TO bring 1t about,
as any man attached 10 The same party. In his
ceaseless cry for the blood of those who differed with
him politically, he. has put 10 the blush LAup,
and has even deemed the robes OF that archbishop,
saturated as they with the gore Of innocent vic
Tins not unworthy TO fall upon his shoulders. Having
thus, oatlauded LAID, the Lccofoco party seem 10
regard it as not inapplicable inappropriate that
MIR. RIrcHIE should henceforward be known only
by the nnme of the Venerable Archbishop Of The
Union" And as the title seems 10 crafty the edi-
tor presume from hcnceforward he will not regard
il INDIGENOUS II his opponents continue the use
of an appealion which his own political friends
have bestowed upon him.
"A WESTERN MANI
aauIrorn,t MN ~ 1910
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0Hcc, Pcnncyiranfa drenue Roiiroad Depot.
1UIE public respectfully informed that continue 10
express between Washington Baltimore Phlla.
delpha New York Boston, and NIL the principal ciiiea
for the safe aud speedy OF
packages, bullion, bank notes, nc.
Particular attention win be paid TO the collection and nay
ment OF notes drafs bills, &c
Custom house entries Doston, New York. Philadelphia
and baltimore promptly attended to- and reasonable
terms t
customers and oihcrs ordering goods from the
are pdrei0riy requested 10 order BY adams Ola Err
press" which will ensure their conveyance with great de-
spaich.
Our express for Richmond, Petersburg, and the south
leavea daily at7 y M, and arrives daily al a
Our express from the north arrives daily At it ant
'fsb I5--T PHlLIp J. BucKEY, Agent