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OuR FoRErcs PoEcY.-Tbe preposterous attempt OF
the North American to pevert the able letter OF Mr. Blu.
chanan TO the democracy OF Allegheny county. into
reflection upon the Of the Union in regard the
foreign policy OF the present administration properly
rebuked by the Union The attempt is more than pre-
posterous-it is insane. What foreign policy il is
How deficient in dgnity-how profuse IN exhibitions Of
demagogueIsm-how forcbly feeble whenever il attempts
make itself respected Ii policy that mistakes bad
temper for high spitmserabe uckery for open hand
ed negotiation for wsdom-sophistry for
argument-and fasehood for truth. The recent affair
with France exhibits all these traits OF wing statesman.
ships and think the next Congress will show them
up little more plainly. So papable the blunders OF
this department OF the government, that the New York
Courier and Enquirer which is staunch defender Of the
administration. Is compelled to declare " that errors in
judgment and in policy inevitable; but we
freely confess that these have been more nu-
merous Or least have been rendered more palpabe
under the existing administration than that OF any OF ts
predecessors"
The Circumstance alone that Mr. Clayton did not hes.
itae in Thanking to address M. DE Tocque-
vile, in violation OF all diplomatic usage, 10 misrspesea
the facts, would be enough, II there not plenty Of
other causes, TO show how utterly unworthy OF the coun-
try and the age the foreign policy Of the present admin.
istraiion. -Pennsyi panian.
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More Prescription .
Extract of letter 10 the Editors dated Oxford miss

Extract of letter 10 the Editors dated Oxford miss j
October 3, lSI9.
The postmaster (Mr. Delay has been removed Tn,
facts are these The young man who Is appointed Is
ionousy unpopular, and incompetent 10 discharge the
duues OF the office, though he is abraiciing rhig Thai
al least seems TO be qualification The incumbent
removed was appointed IN August isi5, in place OF
Soegag, resigned He would have resigned probably,
when Zen Taylor came into power, but for the nferpo-
siton oil his friends and the citizens generally. II has
often been remarked here by leading wings. that II he
were removed, they Uhe whigs) would lose confidence
In Zen Taylor, mainly for this he had served
one year IN the war with Mexico, under Gen Taylors
eye, being IN the LIST Mississippi regiment commanded BY
Col (now Senaior) Jefferson Davis. He commanded the
company from this county, company FL and gained
some distinction though with great fatality losing near.
ball OF his command, besides several wounded
with amputaed limbs and some time after the battle of
Buena Vista, when histem OF service had nearly expired
he visited the Generals quarters TO take leave Of him.
when he cordially shook him BY the hand invoking bless
ings upon him, and hoPng and happiness ,ooud
ever attend htm saying that he had "von smpeishabte
honers for himself" These things being well known 10
his fellow citizens here those who desired him removed
would not circulate petition here, even speak OF H.
The OF his removal is alleged 10 be- that he was
one OF the propnetors OF democratic paper published in
THIS place (Tbe Oganizer) During his absence in Mex.
lco, his partner Mr. Dill, who is the ostensible editor
acted as his deputy and discharged the duties OF the post
once. wing proprietor OF a newspaper has recently
been appointed postmaster at Ripley, in this State.
foa may rely upon IL, that Mr. Thompson will be
creased majority
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Mr. Ewing Secretary OF the Interior left the gov.
eminent this morning short visit TO hf residence in
Ohio
The Vice President Of the United State, arrived In Wash.
ington yesterday morning brief visit of official bust
ness
Washington from his flying journey North During
his absence he joined by General Scott and General
Wool, and paid Official visit to the Military Academy a,
West Point, and subsequently visited the military posts
near the city Of New York. accompanied by Mr. Fillmore
Vice President Of the United States and several dn.
gnished officers Of the army. The Secretary, under.
stand, was very much pleased with the appearance Of
thngs West Point. and especially with the mode Of In.
sucon pursued there and with the department Of the
cadets NATIONAL Madagascar Of yesfoday.
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der which It's ingenuity or that Of others could in.
vent against democratic officers The maligniy with
which it charged Collins defauer. and Moore with
obbng the treasury, without facts to sustain the charge
has not been forgotten and its base nnuendoes against the
late Secretary OF the Navy which il dared not reduce to
specific and tangible charges, is fresh in the recollection
OF the country General Taylor needs no committees Of
investigation to develop the conduct of the late adj
mnisraon; and the desire OF the cabinet to control
the committees Of investigation in the next House Of
Representatives is dictated alone by desire to stiff.
'nusstigation into the corrupt practices Of the present adj
ministrafion The cabinet knows that the Senate will
scrulnze its conduct, condemned as il is by the people
But the caba ondy thought thai it could avoid the
sequences Of any revelations made by Senate committees
by having subsevient majority in the House OF Repre-
senatives 10 sustain eounr-repors from packed commit
tees That the scheme but il has failed. The peo
pie have risen up against the rule OF the cabal and
venture to predict that when its conduct is laid bare,
picture Of corruption will be exhibited which will force
the honest of the wing party in Congress- for very shame
to compel General Taylor to discharge the men who
now surround him. they so oppose his administration
as bitterly as they did that Of John Tyler.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
Froaa ear Is.is,~ss. cerr,spsaa.ns.
BALrlAoar. Oct. IL

BALTIMoRE, Oct IT'S p. m.
fosrmamsnt and press~tatioa.- Death Of Mr. Goslsv-
Dssrpcfips frs.-ms Senate aeamey-Erieroafs for
Saa FSaaeiseo.-7 The marksfs. &C.
Quite novel entertainment place yester M Gar
roIton Manor, about twelve miles from the cy which wa.
largely attended by ctzens The afternoon was occu-
pied by grand tournament In imitation OF those recenv
given at some ofthe Virginia springs The fittings are rep
resented TO have been excellent and the lady as
the Queen OF Beauty afterwards presented elegant s
YER pitcher Colonel Magruder and sword elabooiey
adorned with chased work. Breve Major Howard. OIL
GERS OF the lying artillery Fort McHenry grand ball
oo1 place during the night, which closed about day
break this morning
Louis II. Gouley known throu,bo., IN. Ioi,.d s,.a.
The manufacturer Of "Goueys biters. died Yesterday
as Is now being followed the grave by large concourso
OF friends. he was universally esteemed
The large iron works Of the Laurel Company on Federal
aih were destroyed by nre last night with all the
chnery, c. The loss is about $4,000 on which mar,
was insurance Of $500.
The Germania Musical Association are giving ..,,. ar
concerts here crowded houses They will shortly v,.ir
Washington, by invitation Of number of musical anna
tours ofyour city They believed have no superios
as Instrumental performers,
The whg candidates for the vacancy In the United States
Senate daily multiplying The Hon. John p Kennedy
and John Speed, ESQ.,, of this city, now putting forth
their claims for the station.
No less than 600 passengers LEFT New York Yesterday In
the steamers Empire City and Ohio, for Chagfes. en- route
to San Francisco, Notwithstanding the from that
quarter filled with warnings those who may have an
itching for the gold dust stay home. The fact thar
who have not have failed through their Of en-
ergy. 31#
The MARKErs.-In the Baltimore markets this morning
there sales of $50 barrels Howard -four at So
Sales 27OO barrels City Mills at o. Sales city meal
80 2 Sales good prime red wheat at 100 los cts
and white l05 ll3 Sales OF yellow corn az "a 6
cents, and white at 63 So Oats 81 "a cents. Whis-
key "a 27t cents in hhds., and % 26i cents In bbls
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Another Graphic Letter from Europe.
Foreign Correspondence Of the PennsyIyanian.l

PARIS, September 81, ls49
The eloquent letters of Mazzin have created quite a
sensation throughout Italy and France They will have
the easily, indicated in his letter to Col Ney
have partially and great deal of confidence in
President Bonapsre, yet repeat TO you that there
natural that should distrust him, but have had
peep behind the curtain and you there is nc
danger II Louis Napoleon has established character
accused him Of timdity When he wrote the let
ter, he had doubt but that would meet with the APP
proyal OF the Pope, and that his Holiness would mmed
ate dmss the cardinals and thereby strengthen Louis
Napoleon with the liberal party of which he stood much
in need but as he has been disappointed in the
Pope, the only alternative left him is to fight out which
General Changarnier commander. in chief of Paris
and high in the confidence OF the government, said
yesterday that the controversy would have to be settled
with powder and ball. and the il resorted to
the better.
All the knowing ones in Paris unite in saying that
Austria, Russia Prussia Spain, and Naples, will say to
France that the Pope must be restored without condition
but don't believe they will. Austria and Russia were
too sick OF the Hungarian war. TO provoke France to
hostes they could place but little reliance finding
Georgey in the French army; so come TO the conclu
sion that these powers will advise the Pope to adopt
liberal policy. which will be done without boodshed
ne reverse should be the case you may rely upon It
will 60 TO 81 Petersburgb, as general war in Europe
must be the result
Louis Napoleon sends his cousin Murat as minister to
liberal party In Italy.
Murat is known TO be liberal, and would not accept
the mission to carry out any retrograde movement You
may rely upon il that the President has given him every
assurance that his policy will be liberal than even
his letter TO Ney indicates.
few Americans in Paris have addressed a strong
letter to our minister at Constanhnople to interfere in
behalf of Kossuh and Benz The news from that quarter
looks squay think that the refusal OF the Sultan
to give up Kossuth, will be used by the Emperor Of
Russia as a pretext for taking Constaniinope.
The Hungarians have seventy thousand men in the
fortress at Comorn. They have ample provisions for
twelve months, and have any quantity Of munitions OF
war. They will certainly hold out until next spring, at
which time they make quite as good terms they
In the time, they have all the chances
Of Turkish war, general war in regard to the
Roman question: and revolt in Croatia Kossuth, If he
is permitted to leave Turkey, will 20 Immediately to the
United States accompanied by Gen. Benz They 20 to the
United States not for the purpose abandoning the cause,
but to give new life TO H.
You will perceive that the Pope's umaum, as ad-
dressed TO his people, antagonist the principles
laid down in the Presidents letter TO Col Ney, that il
is moi surprising that the popular opinion should be that
there will be war.
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Information Wanted.
To Tie Editors Of he Union,

GssrLEMEs: Another victim has fallen beneath the
bloody axe OF wing prescription. The competent eff
Gent, and worthy postmaster OF this town has been
aecaptaied not because he would not have stood the
Jenersonan test, which Gen. Taylor promised he would
apply 70 all Office holders-not because he has not dis.
charged ms duty with promptness and hdey-not be-
cause ms honesty and capacity objected TO even BY
the most ultra whig but simply because he is demo
crat; and because Gen. Taylor has "enemies to pua-
sh ~ all democratic Office holders however exemplary
reward in those wings who assisted in eeya,inr him TO
position he occupies with so little credit TO himself and
the universal wing party Our citizens are indignant Al
this gross act OF party malevoIence We were NOT ore
pared TO believe that General Taylor after his pledges
would butcher competent and faithful officers solely be-
cause they differed with him in political opinions We
were not disposed TO think that whgey that was not u
IRA would soop from ts high position to strike vindc.
i've blow against those democrats who were in posses
sion OF some OF the smaller losves and fishes, simply
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LATE FOREIas NEWS.
ARRIVAL Or TINE JrL.4GGR.G.

The steamer Niagara arrived at Halifax on Tuesday
night, and the express reached Lackvie, New Bruns-
wick, yesterday.
The commercial advces the in all respects as
per Caledonia. The accounts from the manufacturing
districts discouraging The potato rot is rapidly
spreading in Ireland.
The London money market is a shade frmer; consos
closed at 92a for moneys Maryland fves, sterling bonds.
So to So
Dates from Calcutta to the Goth August represent mat
tiers as favorable in commercial point of view.
HAvRE, 4th September. -Advices from New York have
given impulse to cotton, and an advance Of to IL
francs has taken place.
Turkey has peremptoily refused to surrender Benz.
Kossuth, and the other Hungarian refugees. and
tanned by France and England The Russian agent left
Constantnope abruptly, and the ambassador has closed
all intercourse with the Turkish government The sub
ject of probability Of between Russia and Turkey
fills columns Of the French and English journals.
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kAYmOND q CO.'S mENAeEnlE.
Containing the rarest collection Of

WILD BEASTS, BIRDS, AND REPTILEs,
before exhibited United win
ingon "Wednesday and Thursday, October n is 1872
Open from 10 aud from sk 10 " O'Clock, Admission rs
cents children under 10 years, 12k
Among the conspicuous features Of This erhbnon Tho
HrpPoPoTAMUs
captured BY Captain John Tabor Of be ship Good Return Of New
Bedford and desperate struggle,
barely escaping with der lives, before ucy were able De-
THE PERFORMING ELEPHANT TIPPoo,
caused such great sensation all Europe, 70
variety Of performances, such
nrina bell creeping legs walking over his kceper
picking him up, drawing cork from botlc, &c.
Mr.. PIERCE,
Emperor all Lions, wind beasts His per-
oance- differ nom all Others, NOT only In ne skill sce
which he displays IN his exercises with
LIONS, TIGERS, LEoPARDs, COUGARS, pANTHERs, Ac.,
hut in The mahIc.s and almost supcrhuman w which
exacs the obcdif herce rcmorscIess
ants o. the desert, The Forest and the jungle Mr. Pierce hsse
many imitaton hut he has equal.
The M embraces all The finest living sPsciens o. Wild animals
that and Of the
enabled torecr IN and
collection FUN description o. the ANIMAL contained IN ihe
hibion the bills a. ne principal hote
10 the arrival Of the company ofW-a
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Ill family 100
raw combs, from II inches long 30 DOZEN
brushes patterns 2k a. Also, large
sortnent Of very superior ivory fne-toosh combs
Comb, Fancy, and Peaney Store, Penn avenue National
Hotel. Oct fe-3uf
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On Wednesday l7h instant, JAMES O'NETL, for
dookeeper Presidents House. and
the Post Once Department
place haIfpas, 10 O'Clock ms morning.
from the Inannary, the City Hall.
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mARRrEp.

In Baimore he t Instant BY he Rev Mr. BAKxR Of The
ter, Tennessee Miss ukGiNA L. RAGsDALE, Of RALEIGH,
North Carolina
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pAULDrSGy New Book, Ths Purft.. ana MS D.ugh-
Lieut. Wi-e's hook aLos view
MEXICO and California, with wsden Peru, Chilli ac; Ply
can and Patient practical view Of duties, re
TONS and interests Of the medical community, BY
w Hooker, ~ d. Just received Il TAYLOR MAURYs book
store, near puh street. octB
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rELEGRAPHIo REPoRTs SoR TaE UNION.


The a~~eratio. masisto The Fre.ea Ca.adis-s 10 The
6ed-CoSnt1 movements By the ioyaists. &c.
MONTREAL, Oct The annexation declaration cor
the manifesto is swelling rapidly. and has reach
thousand all Of them active and rcspec-
The French Canadians have taken up the question and
viii support the movement The party Distinguished
consequence The excitement Is Increased. N'
ns. reached Us from Toronto hss Lord Esn
scsvsd ts!sSI.phic despatch from hence stating .has
eved 70 be L is though, the pubics.on Of
manifesto here has led this decision. and
Toronto be BY being made the
annexation protest has bean drawn up and circua.ed
today for though said but 40 names
were obtained The address favor Of annexation
10 signatures.
Condition Of the Northow Mayksts, &c.
NEw York, Oct. ia p. m-The transactions in stocks
s m s EIsa..ss On I Lsps q. cent
!, decline Of Michigan common a ~ "a S75;
Corn meal s. s. 8 s,. s sS1a - s0 '''''' sod
Ia.6s. 81 So cts Tor mixed. and g 8 ca for yellow
s ss's sss 70 Ls
CO: per y GE1n ysy 5%'ss s q 60 bale: =. ~ M
Whi.kcy in bbls. at ii a 2Ii cts. pcr gallon.
PnILADrLrTl.. Oct Ia 3 mms,osLs are steady, but
and 1855 ll; Penn.yysas g.. ssi Flour quiet .ma
:s.; q "a s .a brands I'd a e o @
at los 100 OTIS white do lloa ia cts Corn 10 steady;
PsossOns are steady aacsS sale. mostly sSs
regular trade Groceries hrmj Rio coffee 10 Sugars
land at III Cts; Orleans II Ia cts
saili~s Of the asamss oaio snd Emyhs CITY.
NRw YoRk, Dot l6.-The steamers Ohio and Empire
City sailed from here today for New Orleans Chagfss
hundred, nearly ali Of whom are bound for Caiomis.
The seamer Canada, when she sails for Europe win
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By n. Q. a @. .. DYER, Aucs,ea..r..

BY E. q. ~ q. u. hEh, AuctOneers.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-Two story brick
situated the the West Market;
2h street. immediately north Of the win be offered
day. the lsth instant The h u In
leading direct
the second In the neRhberhood Of
Of foreign legations bargain win be private any
time previous Persons desiring houses will oe ad
vantage q they fail TO apply. JOSEPH BoULANGER,
q, 18th
octI7 &c d q. y. DYER. Aucioneers
90 The shove sale will take place the
premises The will be O'Clock the
house I at haif past O'Clock
A LADY, who has had many years. experience
N teaching, would situation resident
Her Of instruction English varied
tended branches, together with French, theoretical and practical
and vocal and Monumental music.
satisfactory references win be Afforded any address
NJ T. NJ, Washington City Poet once. octIs-3taw2w
QOURRIENNEy MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON, VOL
ID London
Tower siode. ofcna, volume, London, with
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Oct 10 booksellers, near sth street.
n ZEN OF SCIENCE ATTEND i--Constsnt employment and
wi salary paid competent 70 spe
ci6catops for the Patent
preparing applications for patents need apply -
Oct 12-W sctenunc American Once, New York.
IL high ground, and Of them thou
sand net each The who resides Il In
this city, wishes 10 sell them, and Offers those
wanting GOOD iccston for home win take low
Price and Eve long credit desired Tide perfect Apply me
Exchange Hotel, Q street. Oct lf-dlw'
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HuMEr HIsrORy OF ENGLAND. an~ edissen, I'm
sized Volumes large type, binding price 62
2, and this day received FRANCK TAYLOR.
Oct 10 '~~ -t'--'N"
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SBERIFFS SALE.

DY virtue of writ OF ieri acias issued out of the
ID Office OF the Clerk OF the VanderbIrgh Circuit
Court land to me directed) on judgment in favor
the estate Of Daniel Miller, deceased, aud against
Sarah Miller, John Burbank, Nathan Bowley, and
Silas Stephens, will, on TUESDAY, the 10Th day OF
and o'clock P H. oil SAID day, at the door Of the
Courthouse in the city OF Evansville expose TO sale
the rents, issues and profits for the term of seven
years OF part of lot No g. in the original plan Of the
city OF Evansville bounded follows, to-wit: COM
mencing on the corner of Main and Second streets,
ventytwo feet; thence on line at right angles
with Second street across said lot to the division
line between said lot No. 81 and lot No SO; thence
along SAID division line to the front line OF said lot
on Main street; thence along Main street to the
place of beginning; and in default OF the rents. is
sues, and profits selling for sum sufficient to salts
y said execution, will at the same time and place
offer for sale the said Sarah MIer's life estate in
the above described real estate
decl4 VIZ JN0. 5. TERRY, S v c.
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Bob Printin e.

We have now obtained the assistance Of an
excellent JOB Printer from Louisville, and having
the largest and most fashionable assortment of
types between Louisville and st. Louis, we can
do work in better style than any other Office in
this region, and on as reasonable terms:
The Journal office is now prepared to print
Steamboat Bills in plain or colored inks, and in
the handsomest styles. We have one Of the fin
est and largest cuts made in the West, with
smaller ones for large cards, &c. If our work is
not equal to that of Louisville in beauty and
neatness, no charge will be made. Steamboat
cards of all sizes and quality executed on reas-
enable terms. We respectfully solicit Of oul
steamboat friends share of the patronage they
so literally bestow on the Louisville and Cir
cinnati offices.
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COLORED NFEWFsTJ7VRF3S.

I i. TELlGA has the honor OF informing thC
j., citizens and visitors OF Evansville, that hC
will remain in the city for a short time and take
Licensees By the inlproge9 Daguerrean process.
As for the warrant ofhis skill, and superiority OF
his miniatures IN taking as well as finishing them
it is enough say, that he has been steadily engag
ed in the art ever since its first introduction int
this country in 1910; and, Furthermore, that he i.
connected with the popular, pre-eninent anu high
ly meritorious Apollo Gallery in Cincinnati, con
Quoted by that able, scientific, and well known tC
the American public, First Pioneer Of the Art
Mr.. E. c, Hawkins. He calls the attention OF pa
the fact that he is able to take perfect like
nesses in short space of time from fiveto ten SO
they can be kept still that length OF timeJ
Ladies and gentlemen are very respectfully invit-
ed to see his specimens, and Judge for themselves
Room at the residence OF Mr.. Hiram Nelson, Main
street, near the Canal. Open from a. u. until 4
P. N. decl3 If
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CoTToN Factory &c. AT NASHVILLE
The Nashville True Wing says, that a large
company in that city is going to apply to the
Legislature for a Charter Of incorporation,
for the manufacture of steam boat engines.
locomotives, cotton and wooden machinery,
and cotton aud wooden goods. The compa-
ny will be organized on an extensive scale
and will have large amount of capital
The benefits Of such an enterprise will be felt
not only by Nashville, but by all the surround
ing country.