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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

Tax Lslrslc CoAsuLArs.-Ws are informed
that serious efforts are making by interested par
ties to prccsre the removal Of Mr.. Frsel, who
for soe,e years pas, has filed the cfsce OF [. :
Cor sui az LeiPsie. The post Is not Sufficiently
productive, one would suppose, 70 be an attractive
orze for an ofce-seeker, while ITS present iacon-
bent is 40 American citizen aad an eminent lite
rsry msn ofhish personal character, who 4" not
involved in our domestic politics, and might be
allow cd to retain the cfee withoa; lust cause To-
complaint in any quarter. All parties mast heai
witaess to the remarkable fsthfalness Of Mr.
FiOsel in the discharge Of his oihsal duties. NJ
American was ever 10 Leiesio, We are confident
who did not have occasion 10 be grateful Tor hli
Kindness and untring assida'ty In rendering a.
possible services. We trust that he may Lot b
dismissed, except for some conclusive reason O
which We are ignorant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

Csv- VA Dssrris--1,h. 10Th, 18th and i7th wsrds
T,scs n Cxkn Gate Consul az Tsnger) for S~rstor.
MA pq<rscf-lst 80. "a. 9Th. eth aud OH Wards
Olrvxs CHAkiicx Of the flrss Ward wss nominated
lest nishs tor Senator.
, ma eva YTA HanSs-WIlLiAa WORDSWORTH
oswy~r,l was last night nominated Tor Assembly.
Vrlnk Ws-f- - kohler, Tor Assembly.
WsseoAe.sr Cs.-Repj X. Miller. Yorktown, Seeris
Roet X csklcy. White Pisins, Clerk Jsnes "eess
Ysnkc.a CLERK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
nov.msni- of The President.

BALTIMORE Thursday. Oct LIP ~
The President ATTENDED the AsiicuitSr.- :"
70 CAV End appeared much delighted Vim rs WISH
~ iii lesve II morrow for tue Nniie House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
gY THU glDyIGHT SOUTHERN hail
Prnn.yivunia Election.
VOTE FOR CANAL COMA.
LEGISLATURE

se-s,.-rleren Senators ~efs chosen ~ ihe late
election tho b.isuce az holding over 0! these re
returns received from ncs Of the D.ii-ts' says the
gs.i., AID tas snoEn political character 81 two Of
tnqrl The Aezhsry and Erie Districts Il 70 s'esss-n
81 th.f th- Loco F0eos have carried six ana as " rs
snrr- sa7sforsa Loco Fcco .-ia OF two-leaVing t~o
rf.ric,, bradford .nl LgcO.ninE) 20 De heard rom
In NV days - sh.l be enabled 70 puoii-h Acomp.,e
If.r In ~ meantime. We .ivs the fu-oH-hs 'ta1e-
r.su; Of the pressat aspect u ne senate
go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

R,cei0's .ince Ye,ferdGt-F LIUR, 500 bOls
WnEAr : 900 bush. CoAx, a 90 DO; bAELEy, Y o.
There 4. tar demand In Western fLous, and ne
market j. without rnstsn-i change L. NHAAti ihe
sales axe 1000 bush u s. 90 Tor lair Genessee there
Il les d.ng In Com though the market :. without
change BAILEY r. not 90 a:tiye. TIE sales sre : ~"
busnes Al 5s cole tor t9o roved, and 90 for four
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
e.pGlrNsIN DRY GOODS

uzr A. ARNOLD & Co, % causl-st near Broadway are
enabled from recent purchases al Auction and Otherwise
to offer great attractions In Dress silks De LANES, C.sb
meres shawls Embroldsres, Linens &C. Also an eie'
giant assortment Of Clocks yises and M.nsas Ladies'
gia Gloves sinner quality. ~ a per pair oiuo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
NJ A 4 Il fE ID.

% n1crrl7- Do F-lsr. NJ
CsOhGI ". kLOoNtE If ..ts1ss-t. y J - ~ Many
AM CkL- q - CT.
kuss-el Fa1-r p-ass cfrl.
A, c,,.s.s- OF q b. g. . VA ls.p = ~fCKoFf
n IN rfktsn. % cOENkLIA 1a---tsf "a kos- b.,
49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
gusIrLss NOTICES.

VIM H DIsBRow's RDlNG-ScHooL'
rx-No % Fourth, avenue OF Actor and Lssy-ii- pisces
Osen daily for Laais- snt Gentlemen.
Hears FOR Ladies rom A NJ. % ) 2 "a
O.. .. Gentlemen grou 20 and % 2. 7 NJ
Tfostlss, pacing knd csnterins Horses 20 if''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

The two D!s,rie;. 10 o. heard FROM wer' rsPresen'
a ny Loco Fcos In ihc LEGISLATURE, and II they have
slse,sd their csnd Gate COW they vii have one msi'f-
u IN the Senate.
II. lat House OF Representatives, VS. eeue-y oil
7i,es. ard tie Loco esn OF members In Ph.drlPhis
e, and savsr.l In other counties CT course secures
tn. a.esnssrcy Of that party 10 The Lower Branch ard
IN Josnt Ballot
mn .r.rI paIA CITY AND COUNTY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

ET Mr. Crawford, Secretary Of War. We 10.
oerstand hes left the city or Walt to the Soro AGO
viii % sbsent about ten days Mr. Andersoo, TIE
Chief Clerk OF ths Department. being eoonned 10 MS
house By inispos;tion. ths temporary sPpon'nen; o.
kcang Secretary Of War has bees siEen u joan y
nePhsr,oa. Esq Nat Intel llIh.
o. Mr. Clayton. Secretary OF State, hn re
,arned 10 the Of Government from brief visf "
his residences Ia Delaware
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

By Bsso<sv One corner 10, southwest OF fnh-sv
Twenty ssvsnln-st 600; lot adjonlnx fns
ay cSfo LOT ID snS Fiflh-sv $3.50 ons COZ
lot northwest u f.ftnsv $3.50; ocs lot on Fns.
"a feet north Of Twsntysevsnh-st one gore .ot -
Twenty sevenhs leo n wsss Of F.nIsv $3.50, hot %
east ste Of tiftaAv ST. feet north Twenty sexent,t
g go; one gore LOT 2oc feet Of FIN sv 90 Iwcn
ssysnlhst i,eso, sbs lot On Twssy -ssveoAsl n"&u'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
,,x.,,. v,.eroa-Lesisinture Loco


wa:uisorov, Thursdsy' Oct j.
r,a,-is w Preslan has o--A -PP''-'O-
:, Ceasara Porto Rc7. 10000, ts..s- r.csi-sG
- ~, yeroasl ystsI.zeacsr states ts- = 49, ss,er-
lhs ~, " Calhoun does cot iniena iS''- --"s
SS- - IN ~ ss1.ts II ne L1!,e1 ol@-@''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

Tsr BAxRErr CAsx.-The GRIND Jury al sPsr-
,.nburs, 3 C. on the ID inst; found true bill against
Jous n BAsxxrr citizen of Ohio for circulating l.:
cesdiary Documents srusus Pamphlet He ~- I'd
,sa = bail 10 the sum OF sico to stsnd As trial Al
49, esr,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

p.t-froEr, Tsursdsy, OF lI-F''--
r., s,,.hsrn Mai has cone u hand Bat cJn-
-, rotbinc II importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY n1ArrLas.

OS- ILL., u.
The Fancy stock market continues to declinc
The bears srs pressing he msrss, and there O. %
nerve In Ice bulls. Governments Sre steady and J,
moderate request. k=sdin. s 6-nsr, ~ish sPeca.s
i've action.
There IS rather more ding in Freights Ea.
sassnsn'. st previous rates ID Tor Cora 61e5i fsr
-Four. TO Glasgow 800 Sbls sloar /. 81. To Hscl.
bursh. SO bss oil ., AID 1000 saiors 2, sas
parcel Of Grease at &C.
Exchanges are steady. but there S nothing q
npsftsnee doiOs. sseriins a l0s
The amour. received &, the Sab T.ssslry t.
tsy was s5isis Paid. sl4oss2i B.l.nee. 8 s,ios6.
Toe snxloGsly expected report Of sh- Harlem
sailrosi Company made ss appearance today s-i
too s.s % nave sn ea.c. upon ,as mUket- IL sppes"
10 be CANDID sni thorough exposition 81 the Naar' q
the Company although nos showing 80 tavorao'c re
sui: sswss hoped for - the tine Of tue last e>hio't OF
IS n. Compsny had r ri 1T 70 Spee' asef TIE CON
p'.toa Of the Dover Extension. Ts,s Extension sa'
disappointed ali parties IN regard 70 The amount u
business Il has brought 70 the road. snd tho eSpef
eu Ct the pas, Elk tnonths. shca.a not conclusive
by any means q 10, vsse his get proved the impefa
tive necessity Of continuing the road Norsh"sfdiy %
,;i,, r,seA4, Point q connection with some other
abroad The suiid.us Of the Ne~ Haven Road b
on-rai 70 .cre extent 70 the Jury OF TIE Harlem y
s,.~os Of passengers from some points formerly Ia
connection with the latter road but this injury cano,
nearly sou.l the amount received from the New Hsvea
comnsuy. which hes been s29 esa for six month, u
i. spprshenced By sOue that the Hudson River Road
hrs parallel road to the Harlem. will draw On souie
At IN. tr,s bu, Wa can hardly think that iris can b
The The distance between the roads 10 consider
able and all the fregh, and travel which seek The
usa.ou River road would most probably, Il not Ger.
tiuly have gone 20 the River Il no railroad had been
huilt on its bank However IL 10 certain that the Do
yer ,en.ou aud the general business OF the Road has
no, met the snu.pslons OF the friends Of The "ois'
and We n ~, nowur.s sae compilation oil tee nae 10
IL. natural terminus AZ Chatham Anything saoN ~
tha, poiat will rescls 10 Disappointment Bat ua''nra
e, the Albany Road and thus put In connection win
the great chsn OF roads Leading West East ana No'
tor thousands OF miles and having It's southern term
nus 10 The Commercial center OF Ihs Uaoni u sAnhV'
fA 10 become very important linz OF that shAn' AID
r,,,v with good dividends the isvestmtnts made by
ia s,ockhoders This result may not srfve tas yesr
nor next but IL Is Inevitable that railroad runnios os'
OF thls great and growing City into the ia'e'iof Sho
connecting with the great nt-rior network OF rosd''
should eventually do a very large traffic.
To return 10 tbe report The business oi the a'
months ending 30ln OF June last mas been rs follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

trnde pour out Of TIE rabeesaes aNer great pabne
meeting may form i1ss Of lie ss ..c.s
into Broadway he close ~ s.cA r~aes q sn-rtan
81 ths Institution Never hes ne Nss-Cta ten 80
popular The collection Of cnrfositier .sger wore
valnsb.s thsa has beca refov-. xrt - p- 'et
snees Of h- hsrsiseCi Family. Mr.. Nsr,ss. Lle Els
er Miss Bsrto1. Ms. Wesi. Misc >isuac,e, - His
siss ard e other artists stfsch-i q "a ats.s
Room depafim-u Tef der u u - r.e.ssSt 80.
of amusement ia New-fofk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
Conclusion Of the Argument In thr case OF
The Norih-American Trust and bnnhins


TIE s-rument in me case OF ID tniei LesNit;
River Aou.lisnr sgsn-t Wm 81. Bl.ichiofd ana
otter. Z spor6snrs, wss concluded al = slocH y
day The opening argument N No "a Va '-'- -o-
Guided and lbs Court -dj1ufned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
~ 1rlfeslps 70 TIE Nsw.Yoar TRIBUNE.
~ FOR ts,sgrspa.e dispatches received r the for
sv-c.nz H.ison OF ye-,ersiJ. see FRS; Pssa
TeIcxraphic.

TErssp.T Oct lis ? N
Owing 70 the ere thu afternoon. II he Dol'1''5
a, the corner d Hanover s-d Beaver So N -
we're located ~ Boston Hs1io-k and Ef1r' 40
York s,d wsstington Is@srsPa ol5e'' 'H' -
were ether 50 muck broken or c,rznsea = "
rur, cornnun!csror- r,.x
Tie sou;te-I lie s.-errsr1 WORKED e 90 -.
The instruments having Den reno'ee i''-. -,
ton ozss. We s5su BE- deprived Of Cur l'-@'
inselagssss AID other news
HaasisrrHo. Thursday oe- u,
sssine-. Leo IS elected 70 the senate zoe ~
-, ri..-.-. Iss supposed TIE sens's "
- 49, 10 y one n.o-iy sad the House largely LEO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
PHILADELPHIA CITY AND COUNTY.
cANAt coNMlssIoSgs

CANAL cCN1IssioSEs.
G.z--lfL 2 F-.sr y ci-sV',. y
City ..---.-------..--- 49,
County -O.o .-7J
F.l.er's m sionty over Gamble 2ls
.grkIvF-CozPiec. ..
ro- william F. Deal Loco
FOR samuel Ro;hermel, Whis .--.-----------lS PIP
For George W Fsrr Native 80
For WIN r Dicksr,or, In-ependent .--.--------z''sS
Deals msi1rty over Roihsrmel, Ssl
eLrRx o. ORPHANS couRr-Co-Fe, ..
For J,cob Broom. Rough md Ready .--.----.-xl 80
Fer George Carpenter Lsco.----------..--- - -
Brooms msjoriy. ..--,..-''''' W
COUNTY TsEAsvREs-C onP<s -,
For Solomon Wager, Wig .---------'------' a.,
For Banner Thomas, -
Wsgner. majority ...--.-----. ..--.--.-.--. i'-o'
sEeisrEA or wiLL.-Co-Pet .-
For Thornns {. BnntiDz, Loco -.
FOR lanes Vnyard. ROush aud kesdy '
FOR Edmund c B0nssl, Native. ---...-...-... 49,
Bunfns's rnsjf-i'y. .-....-..-..--ft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

A BUSINESS TKAssAcrtcS At SAN FRANCISCO
A San Francisco correspondent Of the Nsz>rs Asrv'
ter gives TIE following - correct copy OF a SAFE
which TOOK place 10 that city Ga the s'A Of Aug lAs'
I~nssafv Sale at <sef''s - z1'ss' II -
xxrS,ia amoups OF sxcs. "
CAsye~
paii frslghs per ship nom Ns~-forh.$,ssi .
i,snrsrass. labor, rece,dins. Storage $500
srs detver.1x :-.......-..; ....... -
a, ersmian pasa fss sp<eie for dus'
received 81 80 S.............:..s.
conuuissons cd snclns charges spre lu
s,cvase for gvcds ucoths :...-;. -iS I"
Commtssicns oe ssles es,e~ |" 81 /" ..xS,
per 81 a, s-s IN
Do DO oss al per cent ..-....s.-'. -
Net prvcs~ds. :
Tia sdds that tho above 10 fsir sam
pls of account sales rendered every day to shippers
- u...,. R.-. q C. s.rr. Ms nes-s fH'Dssss. T.
v ~ ss.s ~ yea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

American In.titute Annual Address.

CHARLESTON Oct 5-ARuvED. sh.p Camden, New
OIL. nrLrs Tgpe. DO. DJrolhes. PhIIsdelghla-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
~Is D.mocrsttc " his General Csmniisee.

r. la Dsmoc rettc w his General Csmniftee-
-brosdpay Hoas-, Oct 2. isi3-Ths Deiegst-s 70 To
Js1-. Coaa;y. and City conysnt are requested 70
sss,r1ols a. lie Bro c~sy House A. io!losss go. 49,, .
r3s Jiiirsi CJnvoatoa Th1rscty the iiin iost a.
y O'Clock. Pm. . -
Tss COMFY Convention 90 Friday The iz'h Inst Al Y
O'Clock, PM - 49, -
Tho CIV Co,-e1goa on Saturday tie 18Th inst Al y
O'Clock, Pm
g. Ths ssa.torle Conventions are seq1esed . assem-
bic ~ .h5ir >octgs places OF mscllns % honSa ne
- i,st q. II 0clocs Pm
Tn Conventions nofai1sis Men bers 81 Ass~rnb y
sod Cnsstes ard school ofcs-., wi meet Al such nss
az "a Jecdvs W2fc CDmi;t>ss N de- -
r.U- sr~-st that the Coma Tees 10 nominate Member.
II Assembly 10 Toe Yrst a11 Second Dstrics VII meet
At TO places sbovs des spstst ON Aon5ay the l5h i1s
a. n oc.ocxPM ZOPHAR MILLS. Casrma1
GrskgD STcyvEsssr.l v.-e-Ct ii mr..
BsSEDIcr LEWIS, Jr ~
JosErs X. TsyLos, sse,etaries -,
Wx l.. saikoLOV, O~
r. Young Mem. Democratic Whis 6rnefsi
Csmuiffee.--An sdt1urnsc rseI1s 81 ne osro. =.
Comm tt~e " Democratic Wig Yo1ng Men VIII 90 81 -
a. tbs Broadway uo-S, ~ rdIsy svsoiog % -, - D
celock ROBERT I. HAVE SH'"
i,Asc w sNiIs' Secretaries oil zns
,..o< -. -. :, k.g1 .ss.rsl >oss-s nf 30 A.
ns. s~so,r Of Cozapso,sr n Ps az ~ - d .
b., - ,..5f< easss - the YIN
g,s. az 10 d ssN N n. o.
V... ma. - "A .n1 hpss az - 49,. -
- ct Trs 4ss on . 81 ss~s ~ o'.fs ~ . >
rscssss cory q ca - 30 % 49, DS--
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CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Amusement. &e.

R--- .sNatsr4r>-sruf re~s-f i-.t---
yrrfs Fs 81 .-.rca- i-sr-.f.-clt- ,,.f7s1v - p
$3.50 s.r-s--Csro-r 5r.ss-zy a. go 49,, , "
g--.a-sv r.~s- sru.s-ay. ear IN ~ =
K.r-or 1h-.f.r- Ctk-i--s = n--f - p--s-r@FN
49,, 49, $500 s~t.--- Ns--f 40 $50.
oo-r. H. ts-nr ff.r- r-ss Rrar~sf-l =
49,. a. Chl1--- A-s~lri-- c--
$50. s-rr-,- - s-ca-SsF. rr-F ff'tr n ,,uFN
49,. Ar--r-.s g---sis- $50. s,,....s =
ccr-sr " sA-
s..se =. artl- Lstss p s1r-s =, - rls
-. -. 49, fs---nfa--s.F. 1--f "rs1-
- 80 az lh-4 t'e--
- - r-an- Rro1fsss. trar hr-'l - a. =
- ..~---grn.f<ss c-~-i' /, . =
- 80 Gs i~rg-Bos-r c1r1sf v = ID ?
49, -. a. sr,a-ra 5raat O. = l., ,
,-l.3 s-.-- Erosdzsy. 1oru-r Of Ar1ft-s -. n
-. a-li-rsF. --If p ny - ~ ID -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

There were several others, soms Of them
promptly withdrawn by themselves or friends, aud
others 90 named u to Indicate slender prospects
Of their nomination. II seemed morally certain
that the three Candidates would have been chosen
from among thcse above named, had the Conven'
ton proceeded TO ballot.
Rat IL decided TO take time for inquiry and con
alteration, aud adjourned to Tuesday evening
naxt at "A o'c,ock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

CoNss.-Ll1i-s are respectfully Invited ~ examine
tds choice collection OF dress combs Al the subscribers
sors-ths variety IL beyond all doubt he greatest Ia The
city aong which will be found Tue open chain pattern,
mich admired Also can be obtained every article sp-
peria.n,1g 70 the toilet. a J SAUNDERS
oil a. N Roadway bstween Walker and Wnits ,ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

To yrsrsss TO rHE FAIs, hc,-Lsdies and gentlemen
.oouruipg for short lime IN The city and wishing 10 m
prove or perfecs their hand wiring, may accomplish that
90 Get -a absolute certainly 10 course OF ten essons
a. ooLDsNrH's Rooms. zss Broadway. Mr. 8. hssTs-
csysi me award Of the First Premium Eve year. for the
be. soecm-n. Of Of hand Penmsnsnip exhibited q; tie
ar..f ssfr. - tha. Ir.rtufor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

r. K.d Cloves 5. % LEec Hdk1, iei 70 Is aud Coz
isr, Caps and C-1s from -. Il
lat. FARRELL co.
sislm 81 Broadway. near Princs-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

bhDUhLFt AFFAI1E-
Y THE BsoUsLrs IssrfrurE ~. crowded
with fashionable audience 90 "Wednesday evening. to
nssr Mr.. Hadsoa- ass Cook generously volunteered
asr services In aid Of the ohsns. AZ the close the
f1lloWirg compliment va paid TO Mr. h:
On behalf Of the orphans Of Inc ca hodc Orphsn Asy-
an Brooklyn. present you bugs>f emit .sm
q your o-ueys-cce his evening
we pray hat th- kncness which prompted ycz %
cone seasousbly relief ney De Remembered In
Hesvs-. and hat Inc Fsher q he Ofphan may reward
you hundred foI In his world, and 10 TIE word 70
c01ie. TWO ORPHANS"
Mr.. Hce>os.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

r. JISSrSes Co.'S Oy-reosis Jas, Introduced.
ysua-roV n ssyle snd color, and snd commended
the hsodsomes garments out The dubious may BE- salts
aed A. 81 Broadway. oi9n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

rTTaE NEW YosS AoADEMY OF EpUcArIoS
xi NEE, At =; o'clock Saturday evening, the 18th
met IN the Chapel Of the Newyork University. Ex-
srci.e, An address ~ Mr. Cru'tenden' on the
Connection Of the Sciences An Essay BY Professor
Alphonse Groler, on the Condition OF Education in
France" Question for discussion "Is tbs Analytic
method Of instruction superior to the Synthetic p
These exercises are open 70 tbe public
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-02
The New Democracy.

The Baltimore American says: "It is not
in Wisconsin only that the new phase Of De-
moe acy under B~arnburning auspicesis making
itself apparent, There are movements on foot
in theState of N. Y, to make complete and per-
feet that assimilation between the old and new
school Of Locofocoism, which was attempted
with but partial success at the late charter e.
lection.
The ascendency of the Barnburners was
inevitable. The new combination will be an
alogous to that which was Termed after that
sPlitin the party which gave use to the name
Of 'LocofOco' as a political designation. The
Sub-Treasury hard-money issue was the point
upon which that dissension and subsequent re-
union took place. The ~ultraists had their
way, as they always have in that party, sooner
or later. The sLocofocos,' at first e1commu-
nicated as boilers, and denounced as schismat-
les, soon came to form the bulk Of the party,
and gave character to its principles.
"a similar process is now going on with the
certainty of similar results. What the cardi-
nal features Of the new creed will be, we may
Judge from the expositions Of the Wisconsin
platform. One Of the most marked Of these il
the abolition Of all duties on imports, which is
free trade in its true acceptation, and a resort to
direct taxes Cor revenue, which is a necessary
result of the other step. Customhouse officers
are to disappear and tax gatherers are to move
throughout the land, assessments are to take
the place of invoices.
"Another feature is the land limita ton by
which no manis to be permitted to acquire land
beyond q certain maximum. How soon this
principle NAV be extended to other property
We do not undertake to conjecture. But it is
in the hands Of a progressive party, and the
reason for its general application to all sorts o.
property is just as good, being precisely the
same as that which applies to land.
The prominence, however, which isgiven to
the Wilmot provisO principle in the new pro-
gramme of this last development of that sort oil
Democracy, which having given birth to Loco
tocoism, is now the parent Of a Barnburning
brood of principles, must make the new party
essentially sectional. 1t may take Virginia
some time to see this-the resolutions OF '98
being silent on the subject. She may still
talk Of Democracy as she did in Jefferson's
day. But the fact must soon be obvious to the
most p%urblind that the political organization
once known as Democratic, then appearing in
the shape of LOcOfocoism, and that hostility to
the institution of slavery is the very essence Of
the new Development. 1t may have other
principles butthat is its passion. :"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-02
A Story for the Ladies:

When | was a little boy, l remember one
cold winters day l was accosted BY a smiling
man with an axe on his shoulder. 'My little
man," says he, has your father a grindstone?'
"Yes SIR, said I. "You're a fine little fellow
will you let me grind my axe upon it, said he.
Pleased with his complimen, of { fine little
30 yes, sir, it's down in the shop l answered.
And will you my man tapping me on the head,
get me a little hot water!' How could | re-
fuse. Iran and brought kettle full.
"How old are you-what is your name? am
sure you are one of the finest lads that l ever
saw; will you just turn a few minutes?' Tick
led with his iattery, like a fool, l went to
work and bitterly did l rue the day. 1t was
new axe, and toiled and tugged till | was
almost tired4o death. The school bell rang
and could not get away, my hands were Bills.
tered and it was not half ground. At length,
however, the axe was sharpened, and the man
turned to me with SNOW you little rascal, you
have played the truant-scud to school oil
you'll Tue it, Alas! thought !, it was hare
enough to turn the grindstone, and then to be
called a little rascal was indeed too much,
1t sunk deep into my mind and / have Otter
thought Of it since.
When l have seen a man Of doubtful char
acter patting a pretty girl on the cheek; prais
ing her sparkling eyes and ruby lips, and Civ
ing her a sly sq~ueeze-beware my girl, thinks
/, or you will find to your sorrow, that yol
have been turning the grindstOne for a VI
lain.