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EXCURSION ..


LNXCURsIoN TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY DAY,
II except saturday1he steamer Buffalo will leave Canal
stF,s' a. O'clock Grand "a .a'hsIn. ~ pier No
Be on board; dinner and rsfreshment provided NBThs
Buffalo will extend the trip the 9th Of July around ths
Light chip. Pare, & cents each way.
EXCURSION TO R0CkLAND LAKE.-sUNDAYJ JULY
II T. ls5oThe ttsuneh and v.re steamer SANDUSKY,
will 60 to kosklsnd Lake, touching at Yonksrs DObess
rerry Tsrrytovn Sing Sing Leaves foot Of Tsnth ST.
p X, at o'clock A. M Pike st.. L. r., ~. Pier s. n. H.
Chsmbsrt at. 50; Amos st. e1a Eighteenth st. O'Clock
Returning 10 the city about Fare for the sxoursion -
ssnts
EoR GREEN POINT. SUNDAY JUIY7-Tnk Sian
beat TEMPEST will leave the foot 81 Crane street. NJ
o'clock the foot 81 Tenth street sseh way
and continue every our throughout the day frso< cents
each way.
CuspAY, July 7.-EXCURsI0H TO WILLIAMSBURG
- Gardens Peek slip Perry. Tbs steamboat GIPSkY
will make three trips leaving pier East River at NJ
II NJ and o'clock, touching Pike street r. and Main
street Brooklyn each Returning, will leave Wiains
burrh at 10, T. snG o'clock. Fare. ca seAs each
NEW YORK AND FLUsHING.-FARE l7H CRNrs-
IN The new and oommodious steamer ISLAND CITY,
leaves Peek Slip New YORK; daily Sundays enoeped) At
A n and r NJ Returning. leaves Flushing at "a A n.
snd T. NJ Persons DESTROYS Of making excursion about
New York. cannot do better than embrace this
The extensive auress and gardens their perfe
uon Of novcrs and the gsntemsnly proTrstsrs always
ssIpy W receive vse btases for Great and Little Meek
Eon hsnhAseet in connection with this boat, At
reduced fares.
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1850 NESTS French Heiser beg leave announce tha'
tmbodened ty the hearty expressions Of delight evncsd ~
delighted audiences the eighth
eers they determined 10 exertions please
The thousands who ock their superb Summer Hail. in
hale the fresh breeze and be charmed with the music 81
Ioders famous Orehe Guiding selections from Beeih0
yoDs Mount Of Olives. uandels Oraorio " samson and
Feigolesis Gloria in Excelsis. Admission l2s cents. To
ono a 60
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WATERING PLACE.

w iioIm:ry Long Pond. IN oIass. .oosy ETh. mos.
from CHESTER DEPOT, (Nsv Yort ana Ir. Rsir.adJ
sis ,b1 Ssl;i s.a
md SS sha1 as a%.
M. Place esnno, be surpassed An excellent Billiard table
ard Erie b"s ss1s .1sry mcr.us and .,.nns
pr CT pRsr. q "a. % :1s Vi.
READINGS, AZ Cheea Depot on The arrival Of the morn
Geo. cosTr soi. cSs,sI At whose hot.i an sa;.as,s
I,.r No so Bresd-.y. sorusf Prinss stss, o. d III.
proprietor atlaks. shs 7 HERON FELTER.
WHITE HALL-cAPE NAY.-TBE SUBSCRIBER
M ,sSE he s s nSr
New J.rssy, d,homns,ea White Hell after the ap.
:yle .qasl % u. island with oblins ana alton
ether the bar he hopes %sri, The garOn.s. Of
DAyiIIos HOTEL. KEYPoRr, n; y.-E. ". rHonr-
been T. n" o,sp ff The rsssp."s If bo.pa., Tss
ss MINI en- s are mot sac from 'a B. as IL
% 81 ,rs, The N & p.sts s no
sss Of families vsi,ing N. country.
pIcEs HOTEL NEW RocnELLE-rHE USDER-
s1,d has h. pleasure to inform us friends ard 81.
prersrsd 70 nSf. srpsSr.m.nt ss fsm,s for rooms n
and .e1Id it the season slse for Transient visitor;
MISCELLANEOUS.
ChIIroRNIA EooTs.--lco CASES MINERS BOOTS.
" inch legs; no tslsrnuens do ~ do. dos Npfo.
planters do ~ do. do. Suitable for california market Al
% 10 store 1850 boots .ho.s and broEsns oomrrsns
general assortment adapted 90 The southern
t.ms trade, for sale BY DUNBAR BRsTHER-,
100 Pssrl and O. Beaver st-.
rI'O THE LADIEs-THE NEW YORK LADIES DRESS
Il Gap. Head Drts snd rsrsar fan, Rchmondsr
MI Richmond grateful Tor the liberal she has
,eyed and fuy arprscatng the sane. vii leave nothnr
Ntdopc On her 70 meet The wishes ~ the public she
ha' Just retufted from Paris with The shoce selection
Of head dres.c collars mourning goods embroidered
hrndksrehisf msntas. Ms X has alo made
r,nts 90 from h rs millinery houses the nsrP.t-
terns every weeks which will be old a. the usual ods
prices. The roods will Ne oTsucd this seek The
vfvet feather, ublons and flowers ~ii unul
Autust branch ~ Lis store AZ SAratFs, apostle she
ttates tIORCF RICHMOND, 40 BTVadVsy
A female assistant wanted IN the store.
CLLECT WASHING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ have their washirE done In the incest III
Third The business conducted by English ladv
Ladies under clothing and plain sewing dos. in the neaet
style.
EIsHfNC-PATEST NEW YORK BASS HOOK, A
superior article for and week fhnr sale By
TAT. ". BATE. les Maiden Lsse. NO ''airL
DEhovAL-DR. LUTENER, AUR1sT. HAS REMOVED
IN his tcs frsm go % ~ Br advay snTabse ~ Warren
strsst-oflce hours In future from TIL 2
lar enables him b. cure ali deafness uupeRsant noise ana
% the provided the and drum be notin-
iured References q The pes undoubd kind can 10
At bic Office tlll.tsrs must be postpaid Consuaton fss
~ letter or otherwi'e,tL
100 FORFEIT THAT DR. KFLLISCEs CAN SHOW
IOO tLe greatest In al classes - desse aud the
respectable rctetnce o. patent modoin. sold
The hair ha abd can Ne renewed ease .ftsr having
been thirty together with curing all manner n
rheumatic Affections OLD ttngs % insects cuts and
bruies burns All reryous aad rasmode aheeten shosrs
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DlERtEs hfNsTkLLs, AT THE OLYMPIC, UNDER
the direction OF the great original PompeyThis beau
in es'ahlshm.n has been recently redted and
Tor the sumner eEson and II II
resort Of public Amusement in the city Tie ed uo-
that has favored this inmitsGle band Of ETHIOPIAN
performers has ped them being the Mus uIa ~
negro harmonsts Admission Is cents. Doors open st y
concert at o'clock r. NJ Afternoon Concert
srd Saturdays Doors open at 2; concert at o'clock
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CASTLE GARnEN-FIRsr GRAND pERrnRM.Ncr

II
~ of the Havana Italian Opera Company under the drec-
viii be performed ellinis grand opera Of EORaAkoIma
Sgnorha Il. StefaLoni; Adalgta. Signorna Costin Co
tda Siga L. Belni Pollione, Sig. A. Niett Fayio, Sig
T. Badial; Oroyeso Sig Marin with Grand chorus and
full orchestra Of the first artists Maestro and Director Of
TIE Opera siFnor c. Botesni Leader Of the Orchestra
sgnor l.. Ardit Between the acts Of the Spanish
dance by signora Gore and Sgnor Pattiol Tickets Of
al I'M Inn on Tn nllln nj SIND
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DANoRAhA SALOON, sl4 BROADWAY. CORNER OF
Lspenard street. Exhibition Free" Some Of the
Paintings tb. world the Birth q Venus the Greek Slave
and other classical Painting Likewise the Mammoth
Oyster weighing $50 pounds The Paintings for sale
W, A, ASHE. Pronrieto-.
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nv INfNNA HUOMS
N1 svsning-Eew and magnificent mammoth rama Of
s Overland Route California Gold Dggings Cities OF sa-
eIamento and San Francisco painted BY Mnaud Lewis
ScttO Of from sketches taken by himself W.
Ienno woe lectures have the appreciation the Press
and the elite Of Philadelphia, will Illustrate the
Is cents children half price Doors open Pie
surs ats Exhibitions Wednesday aud Saturday
afternoons Liberal arrangements made with schools Doors
spenht 2 T. NJ, picture moves at J.
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SPORTING.


DED HoUsE.-fROTTING.-A MATCH WILL CONF
IN Of Tuesday 9Th inst between horses for
3Vo, play pay mile heats in harness Also, the
day pure Of 50 will on mile heats best three in
Ave to harness. closed With the following sntres-Wm
yaneott enters b. Bay State e. Brooks Yankee Hill;
past o'clock precisely.
PED H0UsK-TROTTIEG COURSE-A PURSE OF
IL SIS will of Thursday, 1ish inst. 70 the man
waikps distance wthn che hour Entries 10
be Maddens. To close at o'clock Wednes-
day evening. Entrance 10 per cent.
A SCRUB RACE CANE OFF on THE 4rH or JULY.
"A which ~ sail boats and sloops ntered
purse Of money They sailed ~ miles and by the
yssht KalooiAh. The distance sailed In hour 80 min.
Another match race came on the 5th between
hs yacht tons, and sloop Ella, toss the yheht beat
The soop ~ miles in hours The yasht built by
X. Pish A. 4. Clark New York the foop built BY
Z Yupgs, Isiip, Long Island.
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say III r, think I'm % to The Highlands 70 shoot and
fsl for the months Well. then mind 70
LAME under the Irving House FIRST and get supply Of
tor,ry various kinds for will End the weather
reshs than agreeable and unssrtas
Shan the dsstiuk alton OF fash % lightning
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EEDERAL STREET THEATRE. BOSToN-TO LET,
the above establishment with scenery, dresses, &c.
The above theatre has been entirely renovated and modn
iIea and will vie with the most elegant establishments In
the country Ii will be let from the fret Of September either
by the week month fo further particulars apply in
New York to Mr.. MAX hARETZEk, in Boston, 70 G..
AVSTlN, ESQ.
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CALIFORNIA;,

- : -. =.
Commission Merchant ChaErts, y. q. We are nov ers-
pared forward all rood cent 70 our care having hn light
arsuRht boas With India rubber covers suiaHe for ne
eonvsJanee Of passengers and freight Wshsye sto mad.
with kunsis Co. traseportfton agents AZ
eorsna and Cruces that there VII b no delay upon ps
Ithnus. NJ X. TAYLOR, late % baltimore.
J. " DE BAL IRE, late OF New Orleans.
Reference in k.w YORK, Howard a. Sons Brosdwsy.
Our Agents Cerwine, Bro. Co.. Z. Consulate Pa
mama, ksCordsry q C... San Frsnsieco, California
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WANTS..

WANTED IHhEDIAT ELY-F0R MONTHS. BIT A
w family without children. small furnished house, OF
apartments without board with linen glass and srcckery In
tLe and suie part OF the city Brooklyn in the
vicinity. The fomsstse would he
Address terms ke 30 G. u. Box ISL Lower Post 0ssJ
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MUSICAL INsTEUcTIoN.-JuAs GUIRy0s TEACH
Nj ~ the violin Piano. Guitar ani Singing wishes
connect himself Professor q Music with some sainsry.
Lessons private residences. VI spears the kly1h
cree.
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WHITE HALL-CAPE nAY.-THE SUBSCRIBER
w would resIectfss inform the citizens Of New York
and vicinity he has large hotel at Cape Island
New Jersey d,hominstea white Hall after the ap
proved plan Of the Eastern States for beauty %
style equal any the island with obgng and alton
ave we'll provided table, and excellent wines aud
other liquors at the bar Ire hopes TO merit the patronage
The public. \. 3. NANCY, Proprietor.
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every afternoon at O'clock and in the evening g. BY
The original Female Mpsrel the only organized band CT
ladies in The wsrd comprising company Of Twelys Per-
ALSO the unrivallsd OF Male And Female
Artiset," commonly called 'Mods Artists, will appear
and evening In variety Of splendid repre-
senasns 81 Living Pictures together With the tribe Of
"Bsdoun Arab Girls the emily once in existence who viii
through their rymssstie fesa. Prices Of admission
Stage seats Sk CENTS pSxes cents Psrquete. LIN cents
Rrixafr Rnr
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bslupg Association are requested 70 attend meet
b held Tsesday July the gth, stt o'clock, r. ~
sh. hide house corner and Ffh street. he's
o report from Ms committee appointed 70 Prosessts h
or Aa suit against Robert Elder BY order 81 the commit
zee. GEORGE MONTGOMERY, Chairman.
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GRAND EXHIBITION OF THE WONDERFUL RE-
~ minst.n Bridge. at b94 Broadway. door to Nibos
GGrdenThs selebra ed Magic Aerial Bridge has been
hbed in Europe for the last four years BY the architect
kr Remington aud visited by 1O0cOO Of persons, in
Guiding Of the and civil engineers Of England
France and Germany and pronounced TO be the greatest
Mechanical Wonder OF the Age The span Of the Bridge
goo feet made common pine with four srngers only
inch in the centre and central support 1t will
sustain the enormous weight of 5000 pounds showing
strength Of wood hitherto unknown This exhibition will
highly attractive TO those who have taste for msca
meal science and the Bridge the glorious triumph Of Ame
rsan genius should be by all Open from o'clock A.
N to o'closk u. NJ Admission % cents.
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10 C,t,xepisuoxv filled with

visions Of green fields bright no-er: shady woods "a
sure. they sontrat with the eternal monotony % bricks
mortar and dusty streets glowing and sarinF the nsro
upon BROOKS Nc 100 Fulton street, and SUPPLYING your
selves With durable and a.hisnab. pair % Boots Shoe
than slssv here
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CALIFORNIA ROOTs-lOO CASES MINERS BOOTS.
" inch legs; 100 do hslsrmens do ~ do. Do 80
rsnt.rs do " do do Suitable for california market, Al
store 1900 boots shoes and broEsns o0mVrnT
general assortment adapted 70 the southern
t.ms trade, for sale By Dt'NBAR& BROTHERS,
loo pcsri ana C0 Bsavs st-.
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Total. .......... -. $780,. SO 60
t. those who intend visit's California this book IL
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DAyiIIos HOTEL KEYPoRT, n. y-E. W. rHonr-

IpICEs HOTEL, NEW RoCnELLE.-THE UNDER
IL signed has the pleasure TO inform his friends and s
public that bic Hotel IL for the and that he
l. prepared 10 uaks arrangement with families for
ard board fer the season. also for trantient vster
New Rochelle, Juae D $50 G.. q. RICH
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OTTO COTTAGE, HOBOKEN-GRAND INSTRUMENT
~ tai Fres Concsrts-Tbs Day July 9Th Strauss ssle-
trated Ba nd 10 engaged Ferrage reduced TO sens N
The Band will perform also Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day next week, At the Cottage.
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In word. the very variety OF interests. Soils climate,
and resources is calculated to bind the sections ur.
firmly together Ihis IS The law and hs eset Of Nau,
But Nature must, far possible, be le 10 hers,u
When man too snxiously intereres 10 create and !
cherish artificial interests in particular sections to benz,
one portion at the expense of another,o burden n.
one for the benefit OF anolherthen the federal system h.
deranged by the artificial provisions Of members
Congress, One portion Of The people becomes disco0
tented, the lies which bind the Union are Weekend
and the Union itself is shaken Thus the liberty Of n,
people becomes identified with the union Of the Sias
We shall recur TO this subject az ain.
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therefore, hold that the settlement, just carried through
Congress must be regiousy sustained otherwise there
is no safety for The ship cannst stand another tenn
pest that her asts spntered and her sails torn
by the hurricane which threatened TO eogulf her
We would therefore, call upon the patriotic people OF
the North 10 sustain the fugitive slave bill, of the
most important elements in the recent adjustment and
The which makes that adjustment satisfactory the
moderate of the South We appeal to them 10 stand
by the provisions OF the bill, only because is their
duty TO do but because they do So order
put down the dangerous and designing in the South
who would hail with JOY if they could hold saturnalia
amidst the ruins of the confederacy. We would also
appeal 10 the patriotic OF the North put under their
feet abolltionism and free sosm, and all the factions
and fac,oniss who have disturbed the peace OF the
ton, and brought dark troubles upon is The South has
gone far as she go; and even the moderate
of the South must say "Thus far and farther "
for they cannot overcome the dangerous among
Them il the people of the North will not with cool
ness, calmness. and circumspecton, and sustain the
treaty that has been formed
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AMUSING The Albany Atlas seems disposed to snug
gle MIR Van Buren, in the presidential nominee un''
the Baltimore platform Of Is4o and 1874, which VI"
adopted by the late democratic convention Of Syaf~
Thia is indeed, strange implication. and species Of '
unknowH to the schools What becomes OF the Bu~
platform, upon which Mr. Van Buren, planted hn p
tunes in the campaign Of 1882 ], was directly opp
to the platform Of Baltimore. The last sseluded AIN
reference with slaveyths other recognized the fre~
Wilmot Provso Mr.. Van Buren, has played bs a.
wre,chedy But for his anti Texas, anti Jackson :"
Of s4a, he would have been received the repueu'''
champion of 1871, and for second time might have -
elected President OF the United States Again, il he bao"
suffered himse to be presented to the Baltimore Con'
ton at ALL rather. il his friends had not played o'
stakes a, that convention, he advised BY ." '"
friends in Virginia not TO do-d he had then 'nl0u'
himself, with all his forces. into the support OF MI f"
and then quietly bded his time. without pursuing '''
false god in the shape Of abotonism, he m'en' 0a,
have aspred to the honors Of the presidency W.
il will never do for bis inconsdera'e friends no"
smuggc him in under the very platform which DC -
himself repudiatsd BY adopting the Buffalo pIado'"
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In the senate the democrats have majority Of ons
In the house they will probably have majority Of tv,'
y-three.
The State ticket commissioner OF canas) is esimslS
to be elecled by majority Of 10000 or 1900.
THr FLORIDA ELscrIos.-CHARIKsros,O Oct II.-Edwar
O. Csbe the present whg incumbest has received IS
orty Tor Congress Jacksonville and IL majority in Mad
Ono E.Kcrros-Re ports from Ohio are that in tS
hd congregational district, Nelson Baue, whs eb9sH
instead OF M, Ellsbury, democrat Also, that K, Vn
Trump wing, has beaten Edison b. Olds democfa 10 tn
ninth district. These districts represented
democratic members.
CoseRKss-t appears to be no longer matter Of doug
that tho Clernont, Brown, and Highland congessions@
trct has elected whig and also the district oil rs
Morgan, and Washington These losscs 70 the dene
Gratis and not very credtsbe to those protesting be
party who brought II about ohio Safssva~, OFT H.
1.-THE democrats have elected their candidate forS 'r
ernor, and the wings have majority in the Legislature
UsoSl
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LIST district Col. Thomas Florence, dem, gain.
2d Jos. X Chandler wing.
81 Henry ID. Moore. whig
ath John Robbins, IT,, dem.
5th John McNair dem [, gam.
9th '' Thos. Ross, dem.
7th % Dr. ]. A. Morrison, dem.
9Th % Thsddeus Stevens, whig.
9th " j. Clancy Jones, dem.
10th !" M. M Dimmick, dem.
llth Hendrick b Wright dem, gam,
18th q. A Grow, dem.
18th James Gamble, dem, sai~.
1th Thomas NJ. B,bighaus, whig.
18Th William h kurtz, dem !, ga,~.
len James X. McLanshan, dem.
Hh Andrew Parker, dem. gafr.
lsth john l.. Dawson, dem, gafr.
18th Joseph H. kuhns whig, gam,
1Dth John Allison, whig
2l.t Thomas M. How., wing.
22i John w. Howe, whg.
sd q. Is. Curtis, dem.
2tlh Alfred Gilmore, dem.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. I6, 1850.

uMr HrsKr NJ LEWIS OF Montgomery, Alabama our gem
travelling Agen, Tennessee assisted by MIR b.
b. BIzTT.
o. Mr. lsKAEL Il. JAars No lea South Tenth street, fhaosi
phis, general travelling agent assisted by messrs WA n
WxLp JoHn CoLLIss, JANIS DKKEIso, kKh WkLIh"foS'
X. A. EVANS JANIS CLAKK, and r. LOCKE.
00s. q. w Harrison street, CneinAAu' onio' ~
our assisted BY
J. Snru u r. DssT TArLos,J W. AahsrHose PxAHis
LOOKS, w. RAnsAY, and G. srEissAs.
M Receipts from ell the above will be good.
GouLps, Richmond Virginia. is our general agent
for Virginia. assisted by travelling A. b. PuLLKR and JAaEs
THOMAS.
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Garrison and Abby Kelly, and that iH have been for
years threatening to invade the South with file.
saws, and hammers in hand strike off the letters and
set the slaves free We have all laughed at this ridcu
ous flourish OF these lbertylovng heroes They have
at length found counterpart in declaration at
tribu,ed TO friend ex-senator Coqui,i, and his
patriotic followers in Georgia and South Carolina who
have threatened to march up to the line OF 80 deg 30
min. with their collins their backs'-whethcr pine.
cherry mahogany, patent metallic does no, appear
and ress, the aggressons OF the North Here is fat lob
for underakers. Who bidsi We should like to see a
procession of these political erapns with their she'll.
their backs encounter the army OF the valiant Abby
Kelly & Co What conflict would ensuel The field
Of Armageddon mere border skirmish in compar.
"on what green field shall all thi. blood be .bed,
Who'll heal tho wounded, who'll inter tho dead ~
Be it remembered, the collins are ready finished Tn,
coned wretches who survive fork over their shells
to the slaughtered lovers Of negodom unless they pre-
fer
ITO lay like warriors taking their rest
With their martial closks around them"
We wait most anxiously to see the opening Of tb;.
great campaign
Colonel Webb, passenger in the Atlantic, publishes
statement in the Courier and Enquirer which provos he
length which EnRshmen prepared TO 60 in order 10
damsRc the commercial enterprise Of this country Pre-
vou the departure Of the Atlantic from Liverpool re-
port ndusiously circulated in London and other of
the chief cities Of England that that vessel
thy, and that If she encountered violent gale would
reach New York. Many persons consequently
deferred from taking passage in The Atlantic.
base, cowardIy and virulsnt auem Of to inurs
ormdabe but honorable rival, have known any
parties be guilty Of We much mistaken IL i, have
the effect Of srousing here spiri, which will rest
satisfied till the English steamers. like tho Engi,h sailing
ships. totally driven from the line. Tho whoe traffic
between England and the United States must fall into
American bsndswe shall be content with nothing loss
AZ for hs Atlantic, her last voyage, performed under most
trying circumstances, proved her strength and powers OF
as concasvey her former had exhibited
her extraordinary speed.
'ns English now Insist that the contest between the
oons ana Cunerd lines shall ~afiowai charac.
ne Ame,csn people, sure, will joyfuly accept
tne s"e onr government, however, must step the
sia o. Puvan ertePrss TO than II has
hither@ done Ihe supremacy Of the prize
be won and, now that gone into the contest Wa
are bound to win or " bSst the biir.---N " S~r
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PEsssYLvAKA-HosoR TO THE KEYSTONE The Penn.
syvanian Of yesterday morning presents the following
summary OF results OF the late election: