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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-04
HEDICAL.


GRATUIToUs MEDICAL AND SURGICAL sERyIC!s
" the poor-Dr. Haine has established three weekly
clinques Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from ~ te
AN Patients viii not be exposed before large clas Of
ofs.udents and the pubc their complaints will be exa
mined in the Of the attending physicians and their
only. Medical and surgical advice will be given
da.s n m. to Pm, at the Doctors consulting
20 Duane street, between Chatham and Centre
strsets Private consulting for ladies' j. HciAs.
MD. member of the Medical Society &C.
DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE ,Is-
eases in few hours b. vegetable application without
pain In affections and emissions i'm potency
show there thousands who cannot
without It, as have daily Of years standing, from
the other ply sicisns In ALL guarantee
have contI daily, without caustic. which
others caused by their exFng the disease
enough Ny Diploma with these and the hundreds Of
tfeate show that equal it. You cured
DAP. ID. NJ Corbyn. Tou expelled my plant In few
hours G. Deroud under the other physicians
year. without benefit body covered. cured
in short tine John R9llisonjr paid over $500 in i've
cured by local and general treatment in short
time Jse. sssb Treatment by letter. O1ee hours
from sto and too P. n DIR. LARMONT, AZ Reads st..
two doors from Broadway.
NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN WORT the nature snd treatment 81 private diseases
structure and all kindred affections Of the urinary
Illustrated by great number Of beautifully oocrei plates
$50 Easss ID edition. Price 80 Extrses FROM the Boston
Medical and Surgical Joursat may DO ssi feaessly,
TO be equal to Records Actions tbs family
Of diseases far superior anything OF tie kind
published In this eonntr Author the werk on seins
iishers sTRISGzR T6KNsrSD. "a Broadway. ana ~
the an thor. s0s Brsacway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-04

NOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRKCT.-DISPATCH LINB.-
The elegant arst class fast sailing ship WAsH!NGTON
IRVING, W. Pluuer master is loading at Psr H. North
river and will be promptly dispatched days The
most splendid and comfortable for limited
application 10 necessary :, B. SUTTON CO., 81 Wan
street For JOHN OGDEN, 116 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-04

DR, EAEsEN rs CONFIDENTLY .coNsULTED ON
- 'aEer from ~ IrAoticc o. whi~a vo-e IN
hospital DIR. W. il enabled 10 grE-aas.e sresdv evr-
without mercury $50 his diploma IN hg on CO. No retf
street accnirg Chatham square with se rsns IN
surserv aud medicine this country has produce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-04
9EHYPP1N0.

THE ROYAL NAIL STEAMER MERLIN CAPT aAMp
will sail for Bermuda and St. Thomss on ~ ~
Of November. She has sxcsllsnt for
Price Of to Bermuda 3t5 Do ST. THe~s
% There REGULAR mail comm al zion from Tho1ss
TO all the West India Isnuds Havana Vsa Jrus
L. etc. The Merlin viii take f C,g IN Apgy e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-04

DR MORRISON CONTINUES TO CU0E crETAIN
oifeasst IN their ferns without acroarv ant
,sssnt sasstises IN ios days Thoss dsstes snd
be- no enabled 20 from tce of thirty years
nofee w cured. See hts Loniea dploa In BIS oee sOs
Fultonftyrtt. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-04
DR;L HoETAHoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO

~ have 0ontrsctel disease, "Curs Ut scisAs ~ A TO-
Take caro- Of thy h3tth Iksvo devoted years 10
ofessor and have treated successfully - ga
tsnte. These who With &c c-af1t thro con rss
NAY Do % tisso q sssrssl frop " s ~, sgntsyi
knaTcs ho urtlushinsy ten you Hat tcY or- caz st
yoa, ans that their kind Of sd i-s IL 81 that rsesr
t,ry fcs dis1.c1 In A iis fo-s Persons
been rninss ~ 'ec esc.iss call ursn Jsy. fes E-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-04
DR. RALPu, AUTHOR or WE "PRACTIoAL Pic

/ IN. MnLI n nyLtIUE VI IIIh FhhU4itAL FNI-
n tsunday ereeptedi-No. - oreearch stsest 4. has
been matter OF sCao that
bty snd Of rrofetsonal etaauclLg shOus eevo5e hio
tenton 20 diseases which people CT
10 cure easily IT. thcas6 Part
mseres these people bring uren society known very
different opinion would be formed Aaa 70 In aet cav
the present misery and detection praying the nina
well ~ tne neay, nas 10 derl9roo, sns eoms tsc OF
the seproepetiye faeslty altogether fact THAI whoa
NOT properly treated thoy reoRa dormant In sss
oesen,ntntoa as " tpp,sr In 40 ether way than IN
most eaoy and speedily ronoves From fhs nneoron
the author hes enjoyed .ad very
lesson or sts,rf that msny essos can be cured in may
dsys Is they had estsd c2d that In a
certain diseased or the. Consequences, well sdt-
piorsle effects resulting from early improper hsts,
Insure such certain ne srd radical be 0bnned
from no oaer serTco in America Those WHO apply the
earlier etagos viii 20 rTTirod 81 the zad rapaiy
the cure His "frnctiC,l PrvLte Trtaurs" Ssh a. go
npy with plstesprioe Slccntainiag ~ uspfgi
practical Information, with xeatsrt, Ee aearttd
s1Sf sysrg psr.on in any place. be ht4 - orso.
Zen street. ~ Ana street, and Of mort hc0kaafs
irse q possgs ~ Addressing Eoz 80 Psas ocs west-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-04

NE CURE NO cHARoE-DR. EURPHY EAs Rrvov-
90 20 "a kasevelt ssrset near Chs5hzu, where be IA
honry oo1fuci on all dBca3oe. Recent he oures
without reterry IN ys 70 four days With unparalleled
III best DIR. d. will forfeit $50. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-04

I'D K yohEsvS, 40. 10 DUANE STREET, so wKrk
n known IN tfe treatment Of deiics.e discEscs ~te
INTERPRETATION fsr ak in bess Laourea csss hst SsTs
sxstee fer yeer 10 prt.inent Coastitu lien nc.f
cured In four daYs.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-25

54ss From Paris at twice a.week, Mondays and FRI
days;
By Barren Hill, BOydsviIe, DuksdOm, FeIiciana. KY.
Wesley, and Clinton;
TO Columbus by 8 p m, 81 miles,
And back between a and pm Tuesdays and
Saturdays.
Bids for every other day service win he considered
also, bids TO run, after passing Fecana, via Rock
Spring and Moscow, instead Of Wesley and Clinton
Bids for a branch from Moscow Hickman IL miles
TO be often MS, and in close connexion with the
main route, will also be considered.
5439 From Paris at a every other day;
BY Mount Holyoke, Iryne's Store, Dresden, Old
Hickory, Buah and TotIen's Wells
To Hickman, KY, BY S p same days, 60 miles
And back between and p same days
Bids for tri-weekly service will be considered.
544O From Paris at a week on Monday;
BY Sandy Hil Cotton Creek, Chaseyille, Eagle
Creek Morgans Creek, and Botanic Garden
To Penyvie by IL day, SO miles
And back between IN Tuesday, and m next day
544l From Troy at am week, Wednesday;
BY Silver Tops
To Mitchells Landing by 8 p m, 40 miles;
And back between O a and p m Thursday.
5442 From Dyersburg at p week Friday;
By Chestnut Bluffs, Lanefed, Cherryvile, Cageville,
and Mason's Grove;
To Jackson by p next day, So miles,
And back between IN Thursday, and II a m next
do
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-25

a39 From Knoxville a m daily, except Sunday;
BY Marysvle, -Four Mile Branch, Madisonvile Athens
Mantua, Calhoun, Charleston, Cleveland, and Har-
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-25

Landing proposals 10 this route TIL weekly m due
conneIion with the Rome and Montgomery mails at a
speed be specified, not less than four miles hour
will be considered
$500 From Jacksonville at week, Tuesday;
BY White Plains, Lsmartne, Corn Grove, oakfusgee,
and Rockdae
To Wedowee by p m day, AZ miles
And back between a and p m, Monday.
653l From Jaeksonvills at a week, "Wednesday,
By KemP's Creek, Fair Play, wehOgs, Boiling
Spring, shd Oxford
To Jacksonville by p m next day, 80 miles.
$500 From Jacksonville at m a week, Wednesday;
BY Narrow Valley, PomPkinPi, Ga, and Yellow
Stone
To Van Vert by IL a m next day. so miles
And back between m Thursday, and m Friday.
$3.50 From Ashvlle at a a week, Tuesday,
BY Greenspor, and Polksvlle
To Alexanda by m, 80 miles
And back between a m and m, Monday.
1894 From Ashvlle at a m. a week, Thursday
BY Mount Niles, and Taylor
To Village Springs by p m, 30 miles
And back between and p m, Friday.
$685. From Ashvle at m, once a week, Mondays
BY BranchvIle, Cedar Grove, Brdge,on, Woodsboro',
and Lees Cove
To Montcvallo ty p m NEXT day. 76 miles
And back between Ga m Wednesday and m next day.
1886 From Ashvle at 6 a M week, Tuesday
BY Broken Arrow, Cropwe, and Ksly's Creek
To HarPersville by p m, same day, 40 miles
And hack between s a IN, and m, Moniay.
5537 From Village Springs at once week, Monday
BY Yioly, ChepOltepec, MurPhree's Valley, and
Aurora;
To BennetlsviHe by IL m next day, SO miles
And back between m Tuesday, and p m next day.
Proposals TO end at Aurora will be considered.
563s From Brownsville al a m, week, Saturday
By Murphrees' Valley, Brooksville, Walnut Grove,
and Bennetsville;
To Gsdsden by p m, week, 40 miles
And back between a and p m, Friday.
$500 From Gunters Landing daily except Sunday at
BY Fall River and Van Buren,
To Blue Pond by l0Pm;
Thence at l0A PM,
by Cedar Buff. Missionary Station, Ga, and Coosa
To Rome by 8 next days, 81 miles
Back to Blue Pond daily except Sunday between
and 10 pm;
Thence at ! next day
To Guner's Landing by IL m,
Three Of the trips 60 by GayIesve instead OF Cedar
Bluff
$40 From Gunters Landing daily except Sunday at
BY Whuesburg aud Trana
To Decatur by III same days, 81 miles,
And back daily except Sunday, between and IL
m same days;
Proposals to commence this service ct Chattanooga vii
be considered. /.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-11
COMPLIMENTARY

Richmond that have been able to procure five Of the
finest kenesses Of myself ever saw; have been ma
ny times establishments celebrated for producing fine
never have been able to get one could recognize nv
self. But as about to leave home for three years
| called in at Whitehurs's where found Mr.. Jenkins
and at recognized him Plumbe's celebrated
operator at Boston, in lS47 and 4S. He kindly conduct
ed me to the chair, and in fifteen minutes was shown
six pictures, five of which purchased
This is to acknowledge my gratetune.s to him for
his gentemanly bearing, and only to wish him the
cess he met with in Boston, knowing, do, that he
commanded the highest salary of any operator in that
city.
N. B.l forgot before to state they were Ivory Da-
guerreoypes S. M BLANCHARD.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-11
THE LIVING AGE.

Manuscripts from the Diary OF a Physician
Shakspeares Dramatic Works, No. 25-Richard III.
LittelPs Living Age, Oct No. 1874.
Redy the Rover, tale of Ireland, by VIM. Carlton.
Nightingale Melodies, or Jenny Lind Minstrel-2d
edition.
Cruise on Real Property, vol. g.
Lille Here and There, sketches of society and ad-
venture at far apart times and places, by N P Willis
Domestic History of the American Revolution by
Mrs. Elicit.
Chemical Tables for the calculation of cumulative
analysis by H. Rose.
Specimens of Newspaper Literature, with numerous
anecdotes &c, by Joseph II. Buckingham
Goldsmiths Works, complete IN one voulne-I.on-
don edition.
Researches respecting Americus Vespucius and his
Voyage, by Viscount Santarem.
The Life and Writings of Burns-complete in one
voume-by Cunningham.
Orations and Speeches, by Edward Everett--a spen-
did edition.
A new edition of the Life and Writings of Shaks-
peare, wthinroducory observations each play by
S. Maunder.
Harpets' New Monthly Magazine No. S, October
Inc Lie and Correspondence of Ro. Southey, edited
by his son, the Kew. Chas. Cuthbert Souhey; No. S.
Dictionary OF Mechanics, Engine Work and Engi-
neerng---edted by Oliver Byrne; No. 49,
Genevieve, or Peasant Love and Sorrow by AL
phonse De Lamartine translated by Fayette Robinson
Health, Disease and Remedy, Familiarity and practi-
cally considered lew of their re latons to the Blood
by George Moore, M. D..
Further supplies of Adelaide Lindsay.
No Pictorial Field Book Revolution
For sale by
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-11
FROM TEXAS

Nv tho arrival of the steamship sxiSSston cs,+,;,
by "o a,isa' :. "'e S.ea'.'s captain
iace' we nave ieco"eo Papeis A3s Oasespon 70 tne
9th ut -
The Galveston News le<Sfs that the cotton crop
through the country has suffered and Is sufferinr
greatly from the long continued drought It is about
two months since they have hadfiy rain in Galveston
and the drought hasbeen of am longer Continuance in
many parts fhe country 1t is not probable that the
cotton will generally exceed half an average CROP
The sugar cane is however very fine and promises
| more favorably than for several yea rs past
The Civilian on the contrary says that the accounts
ofthe cotton crop in Texas continue very favorable
1t is not expected that the Yield Will be very full one;
but it is very good and will probably pay better than
| a heavy crop, causing an over supply.
| A public meeting was held at San Augustine, on
the 7h ult, to act upon resolution offered at pre-
vous meeting, approving OF the act of the Texas Sena-
tors in voting tor the PeaTce bill. After considerable
discussion, series Oh resolutions was offered as SUD-
sttute One OF these resolutions condemned the fearce
bil-another declared that nat the boundary OF Texas as
declared by the law OF looo' must De
er tna ior valuable conSoefatlon the peopeo AeAas
might dispose OF Their Ierftory north OF u oeg W
ihih-that SCUM OF 'hal me II might NC cohqueieo
but never purchased-ahoner OF me resoutions ue-
clafes tnat II lhe iate message OF Fr. noe was
intended 10 lntmldale !. mas aled OF us
er declares strong a.acH,nent 70 ms on'9' out
stronger attachment ~ tie otate OF 1eAas. ne ques
uon was upon tne aoopuoh OF lnese icseiIons as
suosIlule lor tne Lesq p apPosug VI , . woe o.
our senators on Inc reace Dill. hei tie ,iiotioh
was put, says lhe oah Augustine herala, oisision
was Gaileu o! anu io SUBSTITUTE receiseu ""u auoP'eo
Dy a large ma]oriy. :,
Capt; y. n. Lewis oeaIer OF despacnGs .Io,l the
General Government 70 Iov. bell' arrived az ualves
oh ny lr'e 1aSesoh Dc, pears ah aoieh'ooo copy
OF me lexas BOUNDARY p Dn
Inc survivors OF me Mler prisoners ceie2raled the
loh UT, at Lagrange DIS le Gay OF lne release from
CAPTIVITY
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-11
Louisiana .Sqec5oz Eloct;o,

The latest intelligence from New Orleans leaves
1t doubtful whether Judge Billiard or ex-Gover
nor johnson is elected to Congress, in Mr.. Con.
RAIDS place. Both gentlemen are strong Wings
but the Democrats united upon johnson DURING
his absence from the city, and, with the aid of his
personal Wing friends, may possibly have de.
ieated the regular Wing candidate. We are
pleased to learn from the following DESPATCH pub.
llshed IN the New Orleans Bulletin, that ex-Go.
vernon Johnson did not sanction the use of his
name for such purpose:
MEMPHIS, Sept. 2Sth, 1850
II necessary cause it to be announced that am not
a candidate for Congress-
Having been detained by low water, did not hear
OF the nomination of Judge Billiard until fonr DAYS
since Fl IDUNCON
The Delta states that Johnson leaves New Or
leans and Jefferson Parish about 300 ahead. In
Ascension, he has 60 majority. In Assumption.
Billiard gets about $50, and in Lafourche Inte-
ror from 200 to $50.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-11
NASH n WOODHOUSE
HAVE RECEIVED
THE FOLLOWING NEW RDOKC


THE FOLLOWING NEW BOOKS
The Companion: after dinner table talk by Chetwood
Evelyn, Esq, with portrait OF Sidney Smith. rs
Letters and Papers OF the late Iheodosa A. Wis.,
countess Powerscourt, edited by the Rev. Roht.
DAILY, d. d., Bishop of Cashel, &C.,. ....... rs
New Elements of Geometry, by Seba Smith. 81 90
Scripture and Geology: the relation between the
Holy Scriptures and some parts of geological
science, by John Pye Smith, d. d., l.. l.. D.,
Five ears oil a Hunters Lille in the far interior of
South Africa, with notices of the native tribes
and anecdotes OF the chase of the lion, elephant
hippopotanus, Giraffe, Rhnocerous, &c, by R.
Gordon Cumming, Esq, with illustrations, 2
IN, Voc ~ Il IS
me heceht Progress OF Astronomy, especially in
the United States, by Elias LOOMS .....I 90
The Reign OF Grace, from its rise to its consumma-
ton, with an Introductory essay, by Thomas
Chamers, ID. d., l.. L.. ID. Observation-Disclosures. IS
The History OF Pocket Prayer Book, written by
mi itSel -. 60
The Star of the Wise Men being a commentary
on inc second chapter OF St. Matthew, by R. C..
The Pastors Wife: memoir of Mrs Sherman, of
Surrey Chapel, by her husband. ..........l 90
Fowlers English Grammar, Syo. so
Bunts Undersigned Condolences in the Writings
OF the Old and New Tesaments and Paley's
Iior@ Paulln@, bound together in one volume,
oHo ..'.. ........................2 90
The Deer Slayer, OF the FIRST War Path a tale,
by Cooper, new edition. ......".....".....l2 IS
Inc Elements OF christian Science treaties upon
moral phlosoPhy and practice, by William
Adar's' one vol. ovo.; :..................1 so
Ellen Parry, or the Trials of the Heart by Olivia 81
George Castriot, surnamed Scanderberg, King Of
Albania, by G. G. Moore, l.. L. D. ........,. "a
With number OF other late and popular publica-
nons. ssee
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-11
FOR THE TIMrs.

been known iavorably not only here at home, but
through the length and breadth OF the State for some
years past, and though youag in years, his ripe expe-
rience will compare not unfavoraby with much older
heads. The object OF this article is not however, to Gu
logse COL Spadiug, but simply to present him to the
convention which is to meet here the 18th in ST. as
candidate for the Secretaryship of that body. The
writer is well assured that the talented and alb lie Col
Munord will in no emergency permit his name to be
used as candidate for that office and next TO him
comes Col. Spaldng, who is well versed in parlia-
Secretary and is a talented and polite gentleman
The Col, am well assured, will make most excel
lent Secretary, and, if elected will give universal sat
lsiacton to the members and the public at large by
his correctness and despatch. ROANOKE
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-11

INFORMATION DEsIRED-Many of our citizens are de-
srous to know why the canal from the basin in
Richmond to Rockets, for which act OF Assembly
was passed at the session OF lS4S9 has been delayed
long Although the act calls for its completion
by the first of January 1852, and made the handsome
provision of $350O00 to defray the expense, period
OF more than eighteen months has elapsed and the first
spadeull odrt has not been dugtowardsit it. Why again
~ is asked is the produce OF the western kept shut
up in Richmond without the means of carrying it to
any other market except at expense for its transport
taton down to Rockets, sometimes equal to that which
i would cost tor its conveyance from Lynchburg to
Richmond! Will the Hon. President, or any of the
Board of Directors of the James River improvement
enlighen public in the premises, and give some
surance as to the time when the work will be commen-
ced?
We find the foregoing in the Norfolk Herald,
and insert it for the purpose of attracting the at
tention of those officially concerned in answer
ing the inquiries propounded We may ourselves
state, that the Herald is entirely mistaken in its
statement that not spadefull of earth has been
dug towards the completion of the connection
between the Canal and Underwater On the con-
trary, the work of excavation has been going on
| throughout the summer and fall, and very heavy
jobit has proved. The operations were common
ced, we believe, as as the Directors could re-
move all difficulties as to the location, which, it
may readily be imagined, are by no means incon-
siderable in the streets of city. We are not
certainly appraised of the fact but we believe it is
still the expectation of the Board of Directors to
get the work completed within the time specified
by the act of Assembly. In any event, our Nor
folk friends may be assured that there is no dispo-
ston to delay it improperly. For ourselves we
have always, as friends of the canal, been most
anxious to see this important connection consum-
mated, for we believe it will immensely enhance
the value of our central improvement, and benefit
Richmond and all theother towns dependent upon
that "grand trunk Of our internal commerce.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-11
STATE OF THE STOCK MARl

STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
Virginia State Bonds-par value $l00-new ISSUE,
last sales held at 1921.
Virginia State Bonds, with interest from fst July,
last sales at 1884.
Richmond City Bonds, new issue-last sales at 1919.
Do. do. do, with int. from lst july 1924.
James River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
State, 800 par-sales at $l0l so.
Exchange Bank Stock--par value $10O-ast sales
$l0S.
Farmers Bank Steck-par value S1OO--sales at
SlO6f.
Virginia Bank Stock-par value S70-sales at $75.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value $lOO-no recent sales.
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value 500
$50.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock-par va
lue $l00-sales at par.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock-par value 500 Sales at $97 so.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
of Debt-par value $lO0-S95 offered none to be had
Richmond and Louisa Railroad Stock--par value
SlOO--last sales at $43. Some are asking higher.
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds guaranteed by the
State Sl02i.
Central Railroad Stock, last sales at $40.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stocks, last sales
at $50.
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales at $40
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND, Oct. TO- 1850
B1Er-Scals Deight-$a s5 to 50; quality the STAN
dard of price.
SHEEr-Nett 81 75a3 per head price varying accord.
ing to quality.
Hoss-nett per cwt. IS to IS So
JACOB SHOOK.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-11
The New Orleans Delta attributes the strong vot

The New Orleans Delta attributes the strong vote
against Judge Billiard in New Orleans to the circum
stance that he opposed to the Lopez exhibition
pending the trial ofGen Lopez IN this city, iii says
Judge Billiard wrote very angry letter, denouncng
the attempt to liberate Cuba-caumnatng those en-
gagged in it, and throwing cold water upon the whole
project Nearly all our people in favor of acquir-
ing the island OF Cuba, and consider it necessary fol
the protection OF our commerce, well for the
toration OF the equilibrium of the South. The Judge
precpitaed himself with great vigo against this deep
seated popular feeling, and we fear the result will be
that he will barely get into Congress from distric
which has wing jorty OF one thousand"