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Our readers viii remember that have time and again
called attention 10 the fact that the northern whs party
had given power and consequence 10 the anti slavery
movement We have very recently repeated these ideas
and have ebuked the southern wing party for adherng
to and sustaining the northern wing party, while it was
making every effort 10 asss southern rights and southern
interests.
The readers of the Union win remember what We have
said on this point and in this connexon. We also beg
them 10 remember that the country be preserved only
by crashing those dangerous iactionsls in the North
who have been thus far at the bottom of our difficulties
We must express however qualification at the fact
that eminent southern wings coming their senses
We therefore publish the following extract from letter
written by the Hon. Robert Toombs which fully and
perfectly sustans the warnings which we have given to
the wings Of the South
!" It's 1.-THE northern anti slavery sentiment aoknowl
edged exponent Is the freesoil parry but is also
vifulent and dangerous both in the wing and demo.
cratic parties at the North The whig pay has
H. aud II controls the organization of that parry in every
sivelod'ng State Ia lhe Union Il is thoroughly de.
nationalized and secuonaized by H. and will ne yer ma
another national contest The wing party Of the South
viii the Stewards and Wnthrops and vin,ons
and Johnstons and Baldwns of the North in another ma.
tonal convention We are indebted the defeat of the
pole of these for the existence of the III
day. We shall trust them no more
" The democratic party the North, though prosa ted
not yet utterly destroyed by this The free
soil element sways the party rum phan,ly in Msssachu-
scs and TO great extent througo New England
l. has annihated it in New York; and controls Ohio
But the majority OF that party in New csey, Pennsylva
mia, Indiana, Illinois, and Iowa. yet unsu bdued and
still capable Of mighty effort for the constitution ar
the Union
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From the Waverley Magazine.

Lite has Its sunshine but the ray
Which dashes on its stormy wave
Is but the beacon of decay
A meteor ellmmeriny DER the grave;
And though It's dawning hour Is bright
With fancy's gayest coloring,
Yet DER this cloud-encumbered night
Dark Ruin flaps her raven wing
Life has its flowers aud what are theyl
The buds Of early love aud truth,
Which spring and wthcr III day
The gems OF warn, conHdiug youth
Alas those buds decay and die
Ere ripened and matured in bloom;
Fen in an hour behold them lie
Upon the still and lonely tomb.
Life hath its pan9 of deepest thrill
Thy sung. relentless memory!
Which wakes NOT, piefces not, until
The hour OF Joy has ceased 10 be-
Then. when the heart Is In It's pail,
And cold III ciions gather DER,
Thy monmini an hem doth recall
Bliss which hath died to bloom no more.
Life bath its blessings but the storm
Sweeps like the desert wind In wrath,
To SIRE and blight the loveilest form
Which sports on earth's deceitiul path
Oh soon the spiiit.btoken wait,
so changed from youths delightful tone,
Floats iuourniully upon the gale
Where all is dfsolate and lone.
Lii. hath It's hope--a matin dream,
A cankered flower, a setting sun,
Which casts "A sransitoTy CLEAN
Upon the evenings clouds oil dun.
Pass up an houf--th at dream hath fed
The flowers on earth iorsaken lie;
The sun hath set, whose us re shed
A light upon the shaded sky!
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THE UNION.

by his gay and witty conversation, he passed his hands
through his hair. took step OF two IN advance, and
turned upon look which, for the moment, caused
every heart 10 thrill with terror His whole counenanee
had chsnged-n color, in feature, and in meaning; his
eyes CLEANED with preternstural brightness; his form
seemed TO expand his stature 10 increase and before
word had parted from his opening lips, the unmislakeable
expression oil mingled doubt and and agony, which
every lneament portrayed. revealed The Jealous Moor Of
Venice.
The next character he undertook that OF Macbeth
whom be personated in his interview with the witches,
IN The banquet scene, and when beeaguered in his
tie he receives The intelligence of the death OF his Queen
and oil the approach OF the enemy Ohe after the other
seemed 10 pass before eyes in hie-like eat-ihe
gallant but aspiring noble and ncpent traitor Drawing the
powers OF hell TO gain knowledge OF the future the
regal murderer startled from his seat by the spectral
form OF him whom he had slain the yrant and usurper
brought TO bay the King still bravey battling for his
crown and life. overwhelmed with remorse and despair,
dsmayed by the porens which surrounded him. and the
failure OF charms in which he trusted, falling back upon
the native yalor of his soul and hurting with his latest
breath defiance to his foes
How entirely Talma carried his audience with him was
evidenced by the deah-ke silence which prevailed and
the hxedness with which every gaze was riveted upon
him. For my own part, can truly say lost all
seriousness OF time, place, surrounding crcum
Stances nor for hours after this startling phantasmago
ria had vanished from my sight, could dvest myself Of
the vivid Impression il had made upon Our English
guests seemed equally delighted and amazed. Time had
passed UNDECIDED; and when Tama took his leave go
the theatre first discovered that it night and
learned. SURPRISE that the equpages OF the First
Consul had been some hours in waiting. Mr. Fox and
his friends accompanied by Eugene Beauharnais, de-
parted for Malmason, and finished the evening with
music and dancing.
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HoRsr sTuse TO pEAru-Tbe Carlisle Democrat pub.
lishes the following singular fact:
"On Saturday afternoon last very fine horse, the
property Of Col A. Noble Of this borough, to bis
death in a singular manner He led from the
stable BY the Colonel and tied in the OF the lot
10 bee stand, for the purpose Of grazing In this posi-.
lion he was left for half an hour more and il il pre-
sumed that by switching his tail to keep of the flies he
gave offence TO the bees who attacked him IN countless
Numbers When discovered be was literally covered
with them In his and nostrs especially they hung
in large clusters. The poor animal was led of, but il
was TOO late; the work was finished and ne died IN less
Than an hour afterwards. The horse was m excellent
one and valued Ut $50"
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


nnI @. Harrison Ctncinnsu, OHIO, IL
travelling States assisted BY hess
\ r. snlra, r. DxsI, Jason TAHOE, ~ w. AsnsrKoHS, W.
p...Y DE- JosHuA WADswoKTE, ALsK. II. Laws, and X X
8HAvss.
m.M HssaY NJ Luws, Montgomery Alabama, gen.
agent Of Alabama and Tennessee,
.l,,d by his sons, James o. and Samuel ID. Lewis
ehnond, Virginia, our general agent
Virginia assisted by travelling agents PuLI2x and JAMES
TsoaAs,
nzEpwRDs SANFORD Co.. express agents and bankers In
limited States London, and Liverpool have been appointed
80, m the aiopn authorized receive subscriptions
Their once In London Is al NO III
gresham street, In Liverpool al No. Columbia buildings
1h,. eone.rn il this country with the we'll known
house OF Adams Co.. express agents. and is entitled the conn
druce Of our friends abroad
iur-Receip,s either OF ths above will be good
aMr ISRAEL E. JAass No. lea South Tenth street, rhiAdei
phia our general travelling AGENT assisted by Messn WA H.
WxLp, JsaK CoLLlHs, JAMES DxxkIEs, KIRK WHLLInsro"
A. EvAxs JOIN T. JupKIrs p. Locke JOS Burror 6EossE
p. BUTTON, and THOMAS D. NICE
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We are requested to say that the second number OF the
National Monument journal will not be published until
about the middle OF September time being necessary
Tor subscriptions TO be returned. n not then pub
ished il will not be at all and to those subscribers who
have paid in advance their money will be returned.
Editors Of newspapers generally requested to give
this notice an insertion OF two.
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HEApouARrERs or THIS ARMY,
hdJuiant Generals Once,
Washington. July M. 1851

.
l. OF the officers OF the army, given
thai swords pattern adopted War Department.
1885, ec IS revised "Dress OF the
will soon be in price, the New
York Washington, St Louis and Baton Rouge arsenals, from
which them by applying the command
nance amended by paragraph General oders
No. 10, March 30, 1872
cospce OF the sword prescribed by paragraph 80 of tho
above twenty dollars and of prescribed by
graph - fteeD dollars
H. Hereafter made under the regulations
Department which subsistence be fur
nshed troops, words "subect In.
OF Subsistence shall be inserted therein
ny command of Major General Scott
r.. JONES, Adjutant General
NoTKhe amended article OF the ordnance regulations above
provides that complete Of and
the Of the public supplies will permit be issued
each ocer Of the for his and Others his
payment ofthc price thereof TO the issuing officer
B.
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OTICE-Fire -Plugs.-The following published
public. The penalty
all violate provisionsi
Board aldermen Board Of
Council Of the ify Of Warrington, That
Bjuc of the erected alsng Pennsylvania
Congress- without
tanned
the departments Of the and fire companies for the
shall,
"A
dollars, be collected applied
An permits hydran
Of Public Buildings hereby revoked
WILLIAM EASBY,
July l0-eolw Commissioner Public Buildings.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-03
Maps Charts of California just Hnslled
for distribution.

embracing the latest the Faralones
Francisco, bays Francisco
and
Of the Sacramento San Joaquin and the
Sacramento middle fok)
including cities Of Sacramento and Boston, together with sail
tables
nes tidal observations by Cadwaade Ring
gold, commander United States
consists charts 30 by 90 inches each The
exhibits the whole made by Com
including the San Joaquin by g.
distances between all The import
ant iesi n of California. ,
exhibits Faraiones and bay San
Francisco a scale OF half inch a mile.
No. p g. and scale of about inch to mile
they San Francisco Amer
the locations Of the cities of San Francisco,
Vallejo capital state Benicia Martinez New York
the Pacific, Suisun, Sacramento, and Boston.
principal anchorages from San
Francisco Sacramento city enlarged scales
directed the undersigned, OF VIM r. Bayy,
ntaoner Washington city D. c. will be promptly attended
FRED ID. STUART, Sole Agent
York Herald New Orleans Picayune, Cincinnati (0
Enquirer mo Daily Times New Bedford (sass)
Mercury Daily Aas Nantucket Iuqcirer salem Register,
Norfolk Herald
please week three times, and
with a copy the paper Washington Union.
I-Iawu
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LATER FROM HAvANA--An arrival at Savannah brings
dates IRON Havana to the oath ultimo, at which time all
quiet there. Rumors current that fresh deser
tons OF troops taking place, and that OF four hun
dred recently sent from Havana, two hundred went
10 the Creole party and fired on their comrades.
The real state OF affairs is difficult TO ascertain.
bait Clipper
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-03

REyEruE or THE Posr OryIcE DEpARraEsT-We
are grahed TO learn that the for the quarter
ending March 81 1881, which have Just been settled at
the Post Office Department show that the net receipts OF
during quarter amount TO 81 723 SOS AZ
For the corresponding quarter OF 1850 the
amount was lA62, t65 81
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-03
uy DYER x MCGUIRE, auctioneers

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN,-on Thursday,
8 O'Clock, shall sell, In front Of the premises,
H. 1856 This lot fronts
18th streets IS t running back 80 90 feet 3eet
alley, % contains about 3,1s feet.
Terms in six and twelve months,
notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest
DYER MCGUIRE,
Auctoneers.
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MARHlED.

August L. by the Rev. Mr.. ERNEST, Mr. J. DORSEY READ
United Snes Navy MAhlA n daughter RI
NJ. CHAPsAs, esq. Of Orange county, IN Virginia.
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or Of about LII per cent
Should the receipts OF the last quarter OF the fiscal
year tbe accounts for which will not be fully settled
until Ocober) show sim lar increase, the revenue &C
for the year will exhibit the gratifying increase OF
Is per cent nearly Nat. Intel
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It'll I'LL It'll

Pacific Mail stsssnsh p Compsny.-rhe only Through
Line for California and Oregon.
THE pubc under
company and approved by Navy Depart
merit, carrying United States mails, will
Panama LIST and 18th
accident will
San Diego following
10 the Pacific Company, which
nd of the on ow N
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IN the petition of Sewa Short OF New London Connecticut
the extension OF patent granted 10 on The 9th
October 1887 Improvement railway for
expiration said patent, which takes the sixth
day of October, 1851
that the said petition be heard the Patent Office
O'Clock
notified they why
petition ought TO be granted.
opposing required Patent
obecions specifically forth writing
hearing All testimony flied either party
the otc which will be furnished nppca
Ordered Also published ntelgence
Republic, Washington, d. C Daily Bee, Boston,
sachuei Journal, Providence, r. Coufant Hart
NJ and Philadelphia Inquirer Phil
adepha week for three weeks
18th day of September next.
THOs. EWBANK,
Aug 2-law3w Commissioner of Patents
SEdtor the above will please and send their
bills the Patent Once with containing this notice.
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INTERESTING TO THE PusLIC.--The subscriber, hav
ing taken The old aud stand Of Andrew Coye
Of s,e desnpon IL my intention TO keep ON nans
articles usually kept the largest and FIRST class establishments
public confidently numbeone
Ladies' light and black CATERS figured tipped, and planve
Ladies' black tipped and Kid
Ladies' black and bonzed Jenny Lind slippers walking
M.e. light black and sOorsd eoo. sni'er', and sippe"
Chdren black, bronzed blue and light boots and
Genuemsns gaters, VARIOUS s,ylos-vcry beautiful
DO lasting and cloth booees, for comfort
youths and sSdsn soos. Of al sSd ana prices
All Of which are offered At the lowest market prices and conf
e july i iS''' : - - WY" 49, Taos A. SCOTT.
customers that they have jus, received from the latest mpoa
French embroidered muslin, cambria and lace sleeves cuffs
Also J,eore SG' csmse adia null and sw. musin fo
dresses 70 which they invite attention.
second Of the illustrated catalogue Of the exhibition Of tho
industry Of AZ nations
Haneold,'s Cosmos volume D. la,gs, pc, EDITION; ,0v
Juy3 booksellers, near 9th street.
RULwER's "Ncs so Had =. we Seem. comedy.
ID The Daughter q Night .tqy by 8 W Fo,um
= Taylor MAURy
June 10 booksellers. near 9th street
SERvICE Anoat and Ashore during the Mexican
~ War; by Lieu, Raphael semmcs u =. ~ volume, with
cravings and map.
Course OF Creation by John Anderson, ID.
North American Review Tor July
Stuart DunleahA the Present Time; by the Hon.
Caroline Norton. FRANCk TAYLOR
July 10
ADY Enu,cIine stuart wortIey's Travel. a. the
u United States in Iaig and 1850
Godfrey Msvern, The Life OF Auhor by the
Fair Rosamopdn
London abor and London Poor, No. q, by Mayhem
Just received for sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
July 30 BOOKSELLERS. 9th street
OFFICIAL Military Books sale by Taylor a
" MAURY, booksellers, near 9th street, Washington
Cavalry Tactics, vols price S5-vrry scaIce.
wnynes Sword Exercise price o..
SCOTS Infantry Tactics vols price 81 50.
Instructions for Mo Intain Artillery price rs cents
Cooper's Tactics and Regulations for Militia
Instructions for Field Artillery, Horse and Foot
Crosss Military Laws.
McCombs Courts Martial.
Ordnance Manual
Army aWd Navy Registers.
And all other books and documents. JnIy
A Treatise on Mtlch-co~s. whereby quality nd
"A quantity OF milk which viii
temned by observing marks
me enrh OF TIME sh. will continue milk Ac by J. =
skinner Price n
Diseases and OF the stable and on he
TAYLOR MAURy
JnnsQ5 Booksellers, 9th street
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'rIIE ctfiiy informs the publ thst
he has bscome The proprietor the line OF mail coaches running
Washington Winchester BY the Leesburg He
good good horsesw his
need skitu attentive, and accommodating drivers The
will be good time, and will be
aen every effort made the accommodation
who HIM patronage The
public respectfully solicited Office Potomac
House, Pcnn, lvana avenue, between ID and ~ streets
JAMES II. KEMP.
Anul Id
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALrMoRE, August 2-5,

BALTIMORE, August 20, p m
The democratic convention last night appointed eleven
delegates the democratic State convention, whose duty
IL will be nominate candidates be voted tor by inc
State at large The gentlemen appointed are understood 10
be in favor of the nomination Of ex.Gov p + Thomas as
eomptroller Of the State
Unisvorable reports in relation tue Salisbury Bank
have been circulated by several newspapers bur upon in.
esgadou do md that they have any foundation IN
truth,
The weather continues very pleasant hear OF no
Of interest
Tng MARKErs-Sales of 400 bbs Howard street -four
81 i2s Sales of 400 bbls City Mills made
public Slles OF red wheat at 80 SO cents and white
IS 50 cents Family flour white 80 95 cents White
corn 62 a 81 cents yellow So 90 cents New oats 30 a
30 cents, Whisky, % "a cents in hhds and bbs
TELEGRAPHIQ HHPenrs Foft THE UNION.
New York August q
The ship Devonshe has arrived f,om London, with Al
officers and men of the Hungarian army from Turkey.
The roce officer, Michael Foster, who was stabbed
by Portuguese sailor IN queling rlo II is feared VIII
die
ALBANY August 2
The wing conference committee in session last night
until midnight without being able agree upon plan
for calling State convention
LOUISVILLE, Aug 2.
The post office took fire this morning in the distributing
room. The building saved. bat much OF its contents
were burned.
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lAOEM Elts' GOODs.--On hand family recev-
y ing importation, all hoe
. &.
manufacturers will find well supplied
the line, which will be sold
JOHNS PAYNE,
Importers dealers n shoenakers, goods,
Arch streets, lpia
J,IyD o nddn
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steamship Columbia will ply between San Francisco and
the arrival Of the mails
ianan, without delay with the
NAL ~ steamer from San Francisco
regular will be the transportation Of
passengers between Panama and san Fran
Sarah Sands, of 800 tons burden
nov charter company peculiarly commodous
her cabin arrangements Will he kept running family
h
one will keep the conneron between
Acapulco and other Mexican ports
The the Atlantic will be maintained by the United
States mail steamships.
Ohio, 'appD
Empire CITY 's,ev
Cherokee .rrp
Pb,lsdephis ....,........................I,io 100
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n u. CLUsKES. Architect and civil Engineer, has
VI removed his ono. 10 Taverss Pennsy
vana avenue between l0sh Feb <-dn
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The post office took fire this morning in the distributing
The building saved, bat much OF lis contents
were burned,
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, Tickets Sl0-Halves @3-luaTters - o.
Certificates Of packages of 25 whole tickets $l30 90
25 half do On OO
Do do of25 quarter do ID SO
tickets shares certificates of tho
splendid prompt
drawing Immediately after II all
who order from -
Address J.. Il g. MAURY Agents,
Alexandria, Virginia.
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Leaving Charres the lh and 18th Of each
month.
The ~ Dorado and the Falcon will form direct line
New Orleans and Cnsgcs leaving such periods ~ VIII
le possible tbe Islhmus and forming
with the Pacific steamships through line To and from New Orleans
Mexico California, aud Oregon Paaga from New
orleans secured Armstrong awrason Co.. agents AZ
that place.
Tor New York to San Francisco has
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-22
MARKETS ELsEwHERE.


prl 2. First Bsayds 600 IIarrisburgh
Earead az E ssa lSS Y IS 20 l 90 Sch Nss
Cam, and Amb So 81 40 Whn Railroad es s5s shares
H. Is Harrisburg Railroad IS 20 Cam and Amb Rail
ROAD i1t y ~ Copper, 30 10 Amer cosl: b. l.s: 10
Union Canal l4a 20 susq. Canal 10; Phia. Bank lii.
FOREIGN MARKETS..
RIO DE- JAsEIRo. March 4-Brea-tuhs.--The recei pts
have fs.n of since last circular sdviees having
been $3.50 bbls, but the bakers bng well supplied
have still to report rather large stock in first hands
say about 20 COO bbl while in a hands the stock may
be $1,000 bbls. We note the following sales-say 30
bbls 0Dance at IA 600; 900 bbls Baltimore mt ID 800
lsO0 bills Richmond City Mills at from IL 500 cash to
cash. Leo bbls New Orleans at II 500 1000 bbs
Baltimore for reexportaton ut 10 600 Dbl credit and
about 6O0o bbls by retail at from 13ssl3.j0o for Bat
more Isl 5O0aldBJoo for Richmond City Mills, and l4ia
Il 500 per Dbl for Dance aud Columbs brands. Phil
sdelphia Flour and that from New Orleans has been
found this to rise better and give better color
to the bread than that from other regions Of the United
States, and these descriptions have consequently
commanded better relative prices than heretofore.
We quote prices at which limited sales now
makng-Richmond City Mills ISL a 100000, Bati-
more and Philadelphia, l3i50O; 0'Dancc and Column
bia Ilaxal IA COO per Dbl At Pernam 10Th February,
stock about 1900 bbs retailing l6000 for Richmond
City Mills, $4,000 Baltimore, and Is coo Philadelphia.
Bahia dates to I'D u report The article very dr with
stock ofl00c0 bhs. Last sale 500 hbls. Gacgo. de-
lveratle here at 1Gs 900 per Dbl. Baltimore quoted
$4,000 per Dbl Coi'ee-Supplies of coffee have been
ply and stock OF any account has been suffered to
cumulate The receipts from the country will double
continue good for several months yet but there must 1T
gradual diminuten approach the close Of the
season Prices have been well sustained, notwithstand
ing less encouraging adyccs from Europe; and look
fer decline. but rather advancing market unless the
consuming markets shall assume q more unfayorabe
aspect. Local influences favor advancing market
quote superors 81 500 $1,000. mixed lots 81 40 800;
coed first .. 800 u 100.