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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-23

Ls.vzR BAGS for Liverpool PEE sssanship Europa wi
close at the Exchange leading Recon-, (67 1xshanGs)
this day Esd inst, ct at the usual Lett~rs can
pre- paid TO destination.
Letter Bags Per steamship Ohio, fer Havana 0hasrss
the Pacific will close At the above sos saturday 36t
at 2 o'clock.
Letter Bag fer He Jansiro, he. per Unissr
will close ~ the Exchange Reading Rss. (67 HxshanSe
Monday, 2sth inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-23

LIVERY MOTHERS BOOK OR MORAL PHYSIOLOGY.
II Were this book carefully read by every married
son. and i've adviee the fears Of Poverty ard ths
Tor sale No. II Ann Also the Female Portuguese
Pills. Pree 81 Book 81 Philadelphia So South Third
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-23
MEDICAL.

NERVOUS DEBILIfY-DR. DE LANEY, 81 LIsPlU-
IN ard street. continues his sucoessu Of
ad arrangements Of booy and mind arising from early i'm
proper habits excessive indulgence Of the pasens
oaPsotang the for business society
Sure Of his he offers desired guaranty
perfect cure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-23

DRITISH ROYAL MAIL STRAMERe FOR BERMUDA
ID and st. ThemasThs steam propeller MERLIN. 400
built the Clyde by Mr. Jonn Wood, will commence
running next month between New York and ST. Thonas
calling Bermuda going and returning She has excellent
for and there
munication between St. Thomas AID al India
lands Vera Cru,, Havana Venezuela 6o passengers will
find this the most for the West Ind islands
and the Main. Notice win be given Of the day Of sailing
For freight or passage. Apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-23

THE ROYAL NAIL STEAMER MERLIN. CAPT. sANP-
will sail for Bermuda and st. Thomas the 9th
of November She has excellent accommodations for
sepgers Price of passage Bermuda S5 do ST.
S7U Tbtre regular mail on from St Thomss
to all the West India Islands Havana, Vera Yeneue
L. etc. The Merlin will TAKE freight. Apply to
e CUSARD Jr., 80 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-23


DiseaseThe most Of these in few hosrs
by vegetable application without pain. Csses VI fourteen
years that oser physicars up permanently cured.
have private daily thout causc oaassS
By the time the others In
caused by improper habits in youth combine medicines
with the local remedy. show there
hundreds Of other certificates. show that equal
in few hoursC Dsrond 81 wss covered with dissAss
fer year. after having been under the ether phyoAns
son, Jr" Ofhoe hours et q and TO 3, p. Il.
DR. LARRONT No. a. Reade street.
Second door from broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-23

CAUTION TO RBhALEs-TO DECEIVE THE PUBLIC
~ and impose on female creduliy some qusok Is adver-
usng that he the the Female
Pills zach is not the fact for the genuine article oEly
be had st the authorized Portuguese agency ~
All others base limitations. Price, 81
box eent by mail to all parts of United states
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-23

INOr eACRANENTO Oily, CALIFORNIA --THR TTNF
sailing clipper bark U1LFoRD, L. s. Leslie mas.
hsvins Considerable part 81 her ready will
for tb, above rt IN couple o. weeks and from her we'll
Of the fastest vessels ont this
port Iohshe she W deliver her cargo before ve.-
el, that hsv. rsoea.I sed RsvBs ladies' saloon and
hnd unequs a " shy vessel % oass
JOHN &A ,ERf OSBORN. III WALLIS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-23

CAUTION TO FEhALEs.-SoME QUACKs ARE AD-
" vertising Portuguese Female Pills., At two dollars
land various other poes)a box To protest the innocent
ignorant from imposition Dr. Msureesu (sols agent fog
their sae in the United Stae deems state
that he has established agents for their ae and that an
those sold advertised purportng TO be Portuguese 20
male Pills. spurious The Portuguese Female Pills
be obtsined only Of DR.. A. NJ MAURICEAU l29 Liberty
atreet. N. Y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04
Majority for Convention,


To the Editors Of the Enquirer.
DEAR SIRs Your attention was called few days since
specimen of Augusta marble, In Col Parkers office
where there several other specimens of beautiful Virginia
marble
You were much struck with the specimens from Augusta,
and seemed 10 be surprised that such marble be found
any here within the limits of the State and so little should
of il. My dear sirs little do you Intelligent rs
admit you and the editorial corps of State are know
her rich resources and in minerals especially venture
affirm there is an abundance OF the most beautiful marble
and of number of varieties. in the VALLEY" of Virginia
atone, that would create with the Washington Monument
Committee greater difficulty 10 select from if specimens OF
all the kinds before Them than they have had In select
ing plan for the monument from the many models exhibit
ed their inspection. Blu, touching this specimen from
Augusta IL is specimen Of very singular kind Of mar
Bile W MAJ BILE be- for is doubted found the village
OF Greenvlle, in the county of Augusta II is called by
some Afragonite from Arragon, province OF Spain
where believed 1t has only been found hitherto. Others
call it Scotch Pebble" II presents appearance OF n
mass of Rock candy fractured in every direction
found covered almost entirely by OF blue lime
stone and peers very the surface and the moss is
in three c"nca shapes having solid base, and three
pongs Ii is quared considerable cost, and is supposed
not 10 be very abundant 1t is carried Winchester and
there worked by Mr. John Fagan and the articles manuiac
tired highly priced than those of other species OF
marble found in the Union Ii would doubt not, from its
beauty obtain favor at the hands of the Monument
Committee" if doubt did not exist TO its enacitv
riuee would suggest the patriotic citizens of old
Augusta have block of this beautiful marble gotten an
forwarded 10 each of the monuments being erected L.
the Father of his country the capitol of the Union and
their State Is strange Messrs Editors, that
tender of this has been made by the spirited
OF the Valley, where they have much "matcria' that
would do them credit and add the beauty of those
noble fabrics!
THE above favor received from friend months
since The beautiful specimen which he alludes is doubt
less Arragone-a and valuable mineral We have also
this spring fine specimens of marble of various
colors) brought, from Rockingham county, and also from
Messrs Graham & Wilson's quares fve miles below Bu
chanan and near the Natural Bdge--whch we learn can
be cheapy brought down by the Canal Virginia rich
MI sorts of mineral treasures -Enouirer1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04

sions End sectional feelings7 These must give paee
nri, Of orbearance and moderation if Congress Is 10 20
m rhina effectively give peace and epose 10 our
nn,fy The times call cmpha,icaly Tor the anu VI aoo
lad ,,tintic men; and rejoice to see SO many l.
,h,,,,ycs in the breach insure this happy esnn.
.sl The country will indeed owe them deot VI G.'
,.c Olr ship Of State, my dear sir, may NOT lnapy
80 rod n one NJ sea. When " well found wih a honle
r and f,vorabo gales, running before the wlnu al .'
f ,rn Or twelve knots hour, she soon reaches hef
eJ norr in perfect safety. But who so Ignorant as 10
o tbe skill Of tic officers crew the rapc!ty Of hes
,vsmcnts or the of her VOYAGE II Only whc
M i overcast with clouds and darkness, when the hf-
howl. around the ship, when the waves are openina
er deyourng laws ready 10 swallow her up that there
demand for the energy, Skill and or,itute OF her oc~
IA Gallant c-cw all from destruction. Such Is no..
he Situation of our beloved country Let those en wiz
c in command and in high places, who are co, ed WITH
nnwcr and Influence, ard in the confidence OF the people
look o it, and be prepared 10 answer Tor The consequences
Those who have the power might take the responsibility
Amongst those who have devoted their talents Their III
dsry and their influence protect the Just rights Of TN
south and yet preserve the peace and union oil the count
few il any have been more conspicuous than youseii ano
YOU deserve the thanks and gratitude Of your leowcitIzens
readily otter you in advance, and beg you 10 beey'
that MY ..ynt wish and sanguinc hope is, that Tie God
Peace NAY preside your deliberations dspc line cloud
that peid over ms and unite in the bonds o. harmony a'
peace tie nohcst country the happles people aud tie bc=
firm OF government that the world ever saw.
Mos, truly and cordially believe me your friend and ooe
dent servant, H. , ~ E-Noo-''
II Hon. H. y. FoUTE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04
Corresponds nee OF the y. Y. Herald.
N.,. Il


lhsrnn. state If Ifars IN tic Dtr't-inotatr Outrage
The rows the riots the assassnaons, ana the murders
which have brought such foul disgrace upon the districts Of
No.amen-ing ana Southwark have At length aroused III"
earnest attention. not only OF the local authorities but The
Governor himself has stepped forth proclamation aud pur-
in hand with the view OF protecting life and property y
oi oil order Tor time will BE- restored; but win The e-
,rn o order the vigilance of the authorities will bc relaxed
i then ye shall have tie bloody enacted over
lin This has been tie experience OF the past ana 'he
probabilities that il wi be tic experience Of the nature
or until tin evil l. struck n its very root. The curse o
Philadelphia and lis surrounding districts IS me voluntary
character ii the fire department. with its scores IL en@'it
and hose houses orInng in too many instances The hraa
quarters organized gangs of idle tpayed and savase!
reckless young men.
They stab shoot assassnae and murder, not that they
bear malice to their Victims but from blood thirsty wanton
ness This picture may appear highly coorcd 10 citizen OF
New ok; but here home will b. recognised faith
ful daaue.gcoypc sketch ! acquainted with vel
known conveyancer o this city, whose business calls him Il
the most unircquen,ed parts OF Southwark and Moyamens
np Such is estimation OF the protection afforded 10 life
aud limb these districts, that IN his professional visits IL
those infected and infested quarters he is always armed viii
a brace OF REVIEWERS.
1t one clock this morning The Moyamcnsing hose car
rage oi by enraged mob who drag
nad il 10 an open lot in the Southwestern part vi the city
/ and there destroyed il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04
TO THE PEOPLE or KING WILLIAM.

The question who is represent in the Convention
amend and reform the Constitution of the State y is be
ginning 10 aInci much attention. and il is important that
the people should be aroused up action and that they par
cpac largely possible in the selection OF their cand
date. To the Of principles by eiec,ing
Of views and 10 prevent unpleasant collision
and rivalry between friends OF the political sentiments
county district convention perhaps both, should b.
held and suitable ticket framed. would earnestly suggest
the propriey Of holding meeting of The people OF Kin.
William al Court House 4ih Monday in June
next (Which ought 10 be Eumerousy attended, put III
nomination 10 represent the county send
delegates district convention. The latter would think
be better plan, and the Bowling Green in Caroline a sutl-
BILE place for the Convention 10 assemble In such
vcntion the first thing he done would be distribute the
delegates the several counties there being four
ties the district entitled five delegates. Each deega
ton ought then consult choose ts man. report the
whole convention which, atyng the action of the several
delegations would al present ticket such would BE-
certain Of and OF giving satisfaction the people
The plan Of proceeding thus marked out, recommend 10
the people of King William for consideration their pro-
posed meeting, and 10 the whole convention district
posed Of King William. Hanover, Spo,tsyvania and Caro-
line counties KING WILLIAM.
Examiner will please publish
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04

For he Enquirer
GentlcmenPermit me, through the medium of your pa
per- the OF the Convention District com
posed Of the counties OF Cupepe Madison Orange and
Greene, that the people of this renowned old Common
wealth. IT the last Spring election, decided by majority
weny-sx thousand votes in favor OF Convention
for the ur"se oi remodeins present State Consri,u,
ton. s provision made by the last Legislature that
august DoGy is ia Richmond the second Monday
in October next which should be composed other
than gentlemen Of experience and integrity who would be
calculated to discharge the duties which would necessarily
devove Them with satisfaction their constituency
and with honor II themselves. The gentlemen 10 whom
aludc, Gen. Robert \. BANKS OF Madison, Capt Tho
Davis OF Greene and Col John Woools OF Orangc-inen
who have for long period been clothed with most
poanl trust in Legislative capacity las well private
and always proved true the interests OF confding
constituency a the magnet 10 the poles; therefore think
their would the hearty appreciation OF
a large majority Of the voters in the district.
Greene, Ia, Nay 2S!h. 1850. SYLVESTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04
Correspondence Of the Baltimore sun.


The administration i hating between bundles oi hay
l. stands sGncd tie North in favor vi the Wmot prosi-
- and dares not therefore support The bill o adjustment
establishing territorial governments without prohibition oi
aye.v is equally afraid Of establishing or ecoInneii-
ding territorial governments with ;hc roySo: because, III
a ease the South 10 man. would oppose HE lfes!tit
and The BILL In this dmml, they have resolved 10 sulfc
III ali direct responsibility hs inviting the new territories to
,rn STATE constitutions and apply Tor admission into the
on News - liar effect has positively reached here
a.d viii hc additional reason why the admission of Inl'
il,rna by herself VIII oc resisted 10 The last extremity a.
on ne part ri Ecnoa and liz Free Sosrs, will be pres
sd in order precedent for Tie admission OF ltai
and New Mexico.
The runors cabinet changes again revvlng but
do not as vet receive much crcdence. II Mr. Clayton
wishes 10 retire this good time for him; he may never
again haze 40 excellent chance He might 20 10 France
10 recLpratr and preserve himself future occasion
Gulo:c Washington has returned here rom New Mexico
The lie brings with him rIay have some important m
tiucnce on the action ri the administrations
We shall have hard times in the House, beginning from
TUESDAY 1t US keen cool hy all means Providence
himself iy0rs with cool weather Ia meet tho crisis IN
hs"onin. manner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
KIcneIoND MARKETS.. Jryn il.

TOBACCo.-The market today was animated and D,c,
Improvement in prices since the early part Of las, w@
iuy % cents and we :.ce the same improvement, On ;.
kinds Of lea! tobacco since "Wednesday last Sales Of man
uacnrns tobacco were mad today at from 81 SO *
chiefly at > TO ~ None OF me fuai,y was opened
Fine stcil! 'oo"eco % m uc'aha AZ nom 81 TO s
oa!,s VI s"'ip''s M ~ , n.r,y al u Is
S 81. \. NJ. MARTIN & co
FLOUR-R!chrnond - o2= % .; Scottsvle 81 asks.
"iIEhT-Red l03 cents white llO cents. None con
ins in.
CORN-Snes al 80 cents.
CORN MEAI.-62l. 10 IS cents per bushel
OATS-35 10 20 cents Per hushel.
EYf:--C5 cents
FiSH-HcrrngS, No. Cut 50 5t Gross 81 Mack.
~ g. 81 IS s., none il EIainei; No :, s.; NJ sl};
Shad $. 80 50
IAHD-Bugr,s7 Il =: cents; keys : ) cents io- n.,
nACON-Vrginil cured hog round cents; S.!es g.
cents; new Hams 10 cec:s: Western Sides s. ): Shot.
.r. 81 cents; Queen City" hams To-. --ina:ke, firm 49,
advancing
COFFEE-LasalyEa a - cents; Rio Ga g. ceDt.
Java X II cents. \
SGGAR-P"fto Rico d n %, View Dream c.a-
oa %; - 'Fo'a Gems i''' "'"' ''' iV' els; s;
MGLASSES-Saes New oriean. NJ : !; Cuba y to :.
SPIKE S,oahas n',,i0! 60 -; Rochelle 81 $
l3o; American proc" ~, 10 13'9'' -infl, seafce,
'o' i7i0 u D., o,,asr '"s"ey .
cents y. =. KUN Kun I2a-oc' - u, ,.,...,
=. r'.N' III an. Pill, * j., IN = " ''V %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04
IupoRT.Nr COMMERCIAL MISSION FROM

IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL MISSION FROM NO
VA SCOTIA TO WASHlNGTON.-We understand that
Mr. Young Speaker least member, o the Proyinci
Parliament ot Nova Scotia visit Washington, or
The purpose making representations Ia Our government
and Congress iavobeto commercial reciprocity between
Nova Scotia and the United States provided any legislation
on The subject should be made during the present session
Nova Scotia is willing throw open all her ports and fish
na privileges free commerce with the United States
The coal and ron Nova Scotia is well known Of
superior kind and this movement of neighboring pro
vince in connection with prior Indications from Cana
dicat,s the rapid progress which has been made in tes,
provinces favorable commercial annexation between the
two couniIies--N !. HeraH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04
FoR THE ESorIREn
T"H THE f-SVVIEEu
10 The rioters Of E7uranna. Louisa and Geochland

TO The rioters Of F7uranna, Louisa and Gooctland
beg leave TO present 10 YOU the of James L. Cor
don suitable person 10 represent you the State Con
venon which is To assemble in Richmond on the second
Monday in October Mr. Gordon able statesman and
if elected will do his whole duty. Let US elect him
A VOTER.
p SWill Mr. Gordon be kind to inform the voters
Of the District Through The Enqurer) whether or not he
will consent 10 be candidatel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04
ID L;

DEED. saturday. June lst. >J. II oclock p W. Mr. SA
BELLA II FRANKLIN. WIN Franklin! al the age =
.cars
Departed hi. ir the 18th MAJ Mr.. LUCY TALlAFERRO. ia
rl 10Th 81 her u Juds N"bne VI Tldru
cr ill., A subject frequent and violent attacks Asthma
c .Eiluaiy undermined her stuion. red pnnon
Consumption H. No" nu;lrr
she hal equals. and Firmly convinced
truths the Gospel. he embraced aud
tie Episcopal Church Whcn her hi, csi.uy draw
her stnr friends and tcltily- gathered
ief. ready - o Whatever human
MI y, e \psI-h, escaped lrr lis oHtha
contrary seemed satisfied with the and
which Providence had bestowed her. AMI thankful
thc H. hal Visited her with At is whpa struggle,
seemed iall asleep anl called lI earth that
which she hal studied - deeply
TRIBUTE or RESPECT.
nhc County Court ul Giles Nay H. $50 Albert Pcnlir'n Esq
having announced III "rng a.d handsome the death o."
JAMES ZANE. long mcmtrr ri this Court Hlcrupo. the us
proceedings hai and a!up:ed:
I iouri having heard Win hr death -. CuoAe
Ji Eiuc ecn'eHn - high integrity aud upgsi
all the relations II lc.ani i"r than los years
efficient AMI u-e;r members be- H. therefore,
EcoiTcd That N The iral Colonel te. the rencfs al TIL
Court have lost WORTHY associate honorable friend anl
community 4 vau,! aGi prtlsew"rthy
Resolved That Ie coincidence Of this Court officers AMI tn
bar be rendered 10 r family Of the deceased . the l-ua! s
ul l."unns hc Tor thirty DAYS
Resolved That these proceedings h. entered The t
copy t"'o' - furnished M- Mary Bau, an! : Editors
Richmond Enquirer an' Wytry, Republican with Others pub
lr,tion
Resolved That this Cauri stand AMI adjourned
row morning Copy Tcsi". Il i FRENCH, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04

L. s. STOcKS--A letter from Washington says that L
States stocks continue in large amounts 10 foreign
ers rendering it probable that they will ultimately The
whole of them well all of our sound State stocks
During the week ending Saturday last 1914 900 worth
transferred to foreigners
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04
GEN. LOPEZ AND THE cUgaNs-Tbe

GEN LOPEZ AND THE CUBANS-The New York
Evening Post gives fact concerning the Cuba cxpe-
dton but perhaps it is fase fact as the lawyers say
ave have been informed that the recent expedition against
Cuba, which has signaly, if ANONYMOUSLY failed
undertaken with the sanction the auspices
OF the Cuba revoutonists proper but against their wishes
Lopez reckessy preferred peng every thing rather than
be denied The glory of being the first President of Cuba
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04
ST JAMES FAIR, THIS EVENING.

We requested remind readers, that the Fair 70
the purpose Of dschagng the last portion of the debt
the ST. Juncs Church. will be opened this afternoon
Main Street opposite tho Eagle Square Many goods anc
goodies. ill be found there for sale for several days
come Fail opcn dav and evening.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04

~. ~, ;, candid he Tor one OF the 'lr.,
nih Won have 10 fill in tine Convention mn 4"
sea-, rext October amend the Constitution OF Nitn q,
Ding now the eye Of setting out 70 1s. a ,b
iroI ~ IA address my conniymen al ihel ',
Court But return shall convey the i" y Reform.
o,ay and through the press my Sie%s r :" ,I IL
eG' enough now to say tina, was warmly Tor ne oo
y,non; and that if elected shall 70 Tor sch !, yira;n
a b only as mas appear pFpnotlVc q I'm 49,,
ana ,,s interests ard honor: with constant eys ~
ana u 'wjshes-which far as know thsi arc a''a'
mainly, my own .,.,o, IrClAN MINOR.
linz $50.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04
poTrsvutr pa, NAV -

PoTTsvGLLE, PA. MAY %.
FlRE-DAMP EXPLOSION.A dreadful fire damp eS-
plpson took place this morning 1T the mines Of Banbrit.
and Rycrson Mill Creek, Port Carbon A. the op
craft. going into their work, the lire damp ex
pod which dreadIuy burned thirteen of tn" operatives
>oiac il is thought. past recovery
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04

Commodore Cooper, of the IT, s. Navy died on Saturday
morning his residence in Brooklyn, at the age of about
fiity.seyen years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04

THERE'S reason 10 believe that the whole force of the
expedition against Cuba that congregaed
board IL, Steamer Creole and ,e parties captured by III
Spanish steamer pizarro ia i barque and brig.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04

The gallant Hungarian, UJhazy, and his family and brave
companions last accounts had reached Burlington Iowa.
route for their new homes in the West Apubc meeting
held there which resolutions Of welcome and hospi-
tally passed with great unanmiy. The expenses OF
the party be paid by the city during their sooun al
Burlington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, June 1t ?.

Flour is not 50 firm; sales Of common brand, nj s.
s. 81 ryc flour and corn meal unchanged.
Sales Of red wheat 1T 81 - 81 2I white DO Il 81
low corn 6S a 80 cents oats 10 Il - cents; rye IS.
Tobacco steady as last quoted.
The cotton market is quiet and prizes exhibit Chaf
The sales are small.
Wh;skcv i selling al Is n * 4: cents per gallon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04

We have many communications hand and almost every
mail adds 10 the number nominating persons for the Stat
Convention lc held in October next. Many of these
communications from persons who strangers
nominate persons who unknown us-soine are
anonymous others, have doubt the productions
OF our political opponents altogether too lengthy
for ready admission during Tic crowded state OF
columns In view of these facts, shall be obliged To eH
ercise our ludamen, and discretion the poprety %
publishing such communications. We should regret thu
omission of any ayors from friends justly entitled I"
prompt consideration; yet any of this class should be de-
layed omitted, hope the writer's will properly appe-
cate the consideration which excludes them