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of s2toooo0 out Of the MINT oernoatss in advance
Of the actual coinage the Phlsdslpha Na .7me,ican

Of ths actual coinage, the Phlsdslpha Naa 9usercan
says
No such arrangements could have been made by the
Secretary Treasury. for there such su "a
two millions of dellars Of certificates depos sub
ject to bis order. in any shape or form. The weekly
ttatemept made by the mint the Goth ul. SD ,wsi
that all the certificates Of deposits Of bullion but fty-
six thousand dollars had been redeemed that that
small sum was subject to the call Of its owners. We
have . statement before made up TO the 30th u,t
showing the amount Of deposits remaining unpaid but
payable whenever demanded to be Ss75,S7 II. This
stands TO the credit OF the depostors and they
win not claim 1t the mint il surely not Responsible 1t
probable the New York 10 r. nder
monthly statements last week these certificates which
usually discounted without difficulty were tempo
rarhy declined 40 as to make better exhibit Of the
bullion in their vsults and prevent Of
specie to that amount There IL hand uuassayed,
not calculated but $2S56G0 for which certificates
will be Issued In forty eight hours The amount OF coin
in the hands the Assistant Treasurer here is
645 So being surplus Of S675o48 09 aud above the
aggregate amount for which certificates have been already
issued and yet to be issued ths unassayed not
the Secretary the Treasury the redemption Of mint
certificates. than Eve millions and half of dol
srs thereby an seta,t 70 tass amount
business Of the mint Every will from this
position how absurd and untrue is the st tement that
two millions Of dollars had been ordered to be paid by
the Secretary Of the Treasury when there not
tifcates In existence for any such sum.
The course pursued by the house Of Drew, Robinson
Co., yesterday, during the bank papc calculated
to sllay the excitement and bring bilhoders to their
The active partner Of that house for ward,
yesterday and his example quieted the fears and ap
prehensions Of the public and alayed the anxiety exist
ing relative to the solvsncy Of State banks This
house has exrted all its energy and to put
down the false reports which have been freely circua
ting regarding certain banks We wish there
such concerns in Wall street.
Tie bank excitement still continues In Wall street.
Several banks (the Phoenix Bank, Of Bainbrdge
and the Bsinbridge Bank added to-day to the list
of sufpensons but bi:holders should not think from
this there will be any loss the notes. The brokers
redeem most of the issues Of the broken banks at ten
and fifteen per cent discount and the probability is that
they will all be redeemed at about par in few days.
We list Of the free banks in this State with the
nature Of the securities deposited with the Comptroller
for the redemption Of their issues
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labor under will therefore be largely ncressed Our
merchants have been able to meet their payments more
promptly than they otherwise would, in consequences
the large receipts from their country customers The
scarcity of money has until been almost entirely
confined to the large cities, but the against the
country banks win bring upon the country all the evils
Of tight money market We shall feel its effects
and those who suffer wiz knoE to whom to attach the
blame. We are afraid that the of darker
days than those have just passed through. People
will not let well enough alone.
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his its aud that saying
good DEAL sixteen large psgss loaded with intellectual
and artistic beauty fne paper and good type. for only
gxpencc MARKS indeed era In psrodca ltersture.
Sixteen copies may be obtained one year for $25 10
the boudor and would be Of place
when spread pom backsmiths anvil l5 Nassau street.
3. FRENCH.
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tern star published by Messrs Dunningsr Rock at Bea
yer DIR Rebaek the Asrologer has removed his far
famed Office from No. Locust street. TO No
white street, New city Ail correspon
Will in future address him. The Doctor coDsderei
Of the best physicians in this He has cured
sons who bad been syen 70 die By their regular
70 the drawing and calculating Nativcs Horoscopes
which who wishes ts succeed the
world should have before hn his guide In laid
down all the lucky and unucky dsys In the individuals
life thus showing him 1T glance whether would be safe
70 into business spocuons such days. The Doc
Tor has saved thousands of dollars such
He has also restored stolen its rightul
swnsr' than other %rn in the country by his congra
Yerk, will be religousy attended to- II prepaid. For
particular call At his Office and get astrological alma
nAc, gratis, where certificates can be ecen."
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C&rpetipgs at Reduced Prices.-Pcterson

MUhPHREY 3!9 broadway. corner Of White street,
selling rich Brussels rpets FOR IS 0s per yard
Threeply, s per yard; suporGne for 5s h per yard
coed, a WOOL per yard OIL Cloths heavy S. to 49, per
yard And all other goods found in carpet stores at equally
low prices.
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Pocket and Pen Knives, Raxors, Gsc.-A
beautiful Of the above Articles of the most
md unique patterns. can be at the subscribers
A. u j. SAUNDERS, l47 Broadway,
Corner Of Liberty street, and 3T Broadway.
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Tremendous Reduction In tho Prices Of
Lp slsh three ply and ingram Carpets Ooloths E at
No 90 Bowery hIhAN ANDERSON now de6es all eompe-
tieH tn prices and quality Three-py Carpets, at IS, 7
a.a g pcT yard Ingram Carpets g. ss A., and os
9ss b 6d A., and IS. per yard Window shades, hugs
Ne.
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Portable Dressing Cases, Ia all that the
ssme I'm compact and complete containing useful
tioles Of tho best quality, warranted.
A. Il j. SAUNDERS lH Broadway.
Corner Of Liberty street, and 387 Broad way.
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The Banks are brs rsaking.-Bns on the James
DAnk the Bank Of New Rochelle, Farmers Denk, Nina
estern Bsnf bite Creek steek Mshigsn;
Commercial bank, Per,h Amboy; and the ssnk Of Balm
Cravats etc. at sCOTTS cheap l57 Fulton street.
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2 Honey Soap.-F. 3. Cleaver's celebrated
Honey Soap to be had retail Of John heakim Dellue Co..
and Broadway, and Of all druggists and
perfumeTs Sole Wholesale agent for the United states
Davis 10 Broadway Registered according act Of Con-
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Cemb Factory.-Ladies arc respcctfuIIy
invited to the choice selection Of Dress Conbs al
the subscribers store. The variety beyond all doubt
fhe sreatest in the city,.
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ApyERTISBMBNrS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

POST OFFICE NOTICE.
DOST OFFICE, NEW YORK.-NOTICE.-THE MAILS
u 3. Nail steamer Washinston, will close At this
Office Saturday, the 4th ns at l0x o'clock A. NJ Let
ters for France must be paid, q oents each rate
WM v. BRADY, +. M.
DOsr OFFICE. CHATHAM SQUARE, oORNES OF
L East Broadwsy.unitod States Mail steamer Washing
for Bremen, SouthamptonLeter bags will close at
this cice Saturday, Ostober at 10 o'clock A. for
Liverpool London Ireland AL parts Of Germany and other
foreign countries AARON SWAkrS.
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The other day. when and his wife, rushing for their
lives from their burning house. their i've children
smailet child could have that With
Phillips Patent Fire Annihilators. Ofiee No. Warren
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Strong Testlmony.-The Oxygenatcd Bit
ters certified medicine the world
Of Dyspepsia and General Debility safe and agreeable
ME- giving relief and cheerful sensation Of
health anI strength soidb A. B. sands 100 Fulton
strcet; q. II. King, 49, and A. L. scoviil Co., 36 Broaa-
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you health prize ILL., sess the means Of restors
ion. Thousands even Of intelligent people, continue
II s m1 s ~ ot
preparation We speak upon this subject
vsds should st least give trial. and s costs but fifty
cents bottle one can complain Of being Too TO
u. IL there should be any
Hutchngs who very phanthropio would them gra-
trioufly Call him aud inquire. l2s Fulton street
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Curtain Materials, Window Ornaments,
aekslty Ferguson have just received Paris iArss
s:. 'ss
Il s: the. asy ss n had %
:ssss; q: ss':y ys:.:s:s: .s the ESsisssls VII.
through Nos 50 and Il Rssds street.. -
shirts that fit Infaliib,y. .-Tne method OF
n rth mstheastieal certainty The quality of the mste.
hour when set Of shirts they ssnt home
Increaaing Pansc.- Notes on tho following
:Sss,hsS has and yssd p -
A%Eoy; Ocean Bergen; Union Bank poysr s.ra,rs
x:ss1a s.ai *sis: ss c.ssi; PIE ;s$sssiii:
Debt Is the worst Kind of Poverty" Do
G i, ay in saFa
that object IN IN debt Smith sup;
Mis mill with him 70 sseopmoa.ts himself 70 custq%-
.onSsr the 6asS Shs Ess.SisSnsn si s "' Al'
india Rubber Shoes IOO, 600 psirsof Days
ESsr g as s s NE Hysp
Tsss q os IN
s: sss
INVENTOR RSss Fsssn sas os'ss
the other day vhsn and hi. wife, rushing for their
ves from their burning house saw their i've children burn
70 ocatn tne they helpless
gmallest child could have extn that with Of
Phillips Patent Fire Annihators. Ofioe No. Warren
street.
Pocket and PEN Knives, Razors, Ssc.-A
beautiful of the Articles the
md unique patterns. be at the subscribers:
A. Il j. SAUNDERS. ln Broadway,
Corner Of Liberty street, and s7 Broadway.
Portable Dressing Cases, In all that the
ssme I'm por compact and complete containing useful
tiolcs Of the best quality, warranted.
A. IL j. SAUNDERS, 1H Broadway,
Corner Of Liberty street, and 387 Broad way
Cemb Factory.-Ladies arc respectfully
invited mine the choice selection Of Dress Combs
The Subscribers store The variety beyond all doubt Is
the Gxeatest in the city.
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THE FAIR.

TUNHE TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR OF TUE
Amercan Institute will be daily TO the public
from A. NJ until 10 =. NJ the Garden will be brilliantly
lighted every evening" the use Of osmphene has been entire
dispensed with The have the pleasure Of
noupcpg Bloomfeld celebrated band will play at the
GARDEN every evening during The gy YER OF the
JonS NJ CHAMBERS See. Managers.
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have Witnessed the arising from use In
xsss should :. least give trial and e costs but nifty
procure IT, II there should bs poor. presums
tussusis ca on him aud inquire ., la Fulton strss
wigs and Toupsss.-Bstchsior'sc celebrated
bsss selection OF WIGS ecaps and Toupees They are all
and Ss.t sIsas aSaosnsnss % 70 pursSs.srs
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dys Is appreciated
s..s l s G:s Il :.s
Peudre subtle ots hair from low OF part
y wsSep Street aa near casnSs soass Third
street. Pksdelphia Jordan Is6 sshngon ST. Bos.On.
PhaIon's Magic Hair bye, 60 color the
hair wkhers the moment 10 Is applied without injury TO
.grsSs The eGGr and h.. no bad OsC. s aRgiS Or .o
5000 Wlss and . oupees, at Medhurst Il
Uesrds celebrated nanufactory u Maiden lane made o.
the best materials and combine all the stcs.
soSS. essia,y ior % Wiz and hair dressing purposes Copy
the address.
III your hair Is gray, or white ss snow,
ballard. I{s will make 5 y lS Sl,es s.,;. e. crow
Ter minutes time e al !. will require.
yor sale OF applied, No. il5 Broadway
Corner Uspsnard street, at all hours ofths day.
Hair Dys.-Baicn.,or's xsnnin. Liquid
srrei a. ali the Wholesale druEss snd perfumsrs ia town
Ns all strsss Wholesale rsta or srpusa. Beware u
nrita,ionA
DIR. James ". Powell, ecuiist, aurist, Sc,
Ear from - clock daiiv, SANE las oe
;sys Ir .hs ls ss'sa 'ssi s ~ BE2rSSiy % s
Isies ~ eens Also, Ereasvsriety Of Artificial Eyes,
The article "Tcstipnony' I'm Abercronsb bio's
Iatctbsl Powers proves thst Watts Nervous antdoto
y hs ne dlSag 90 .ns soeghs ios ~
vnssd Of the truth Of H. No lOs Nassau street
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LOST, &s.

q On REwARD.-LOST, BETWEEN TUE HOURS Ov
WOO II and y O'Clock, Wednesday evoniog, October
small Brown Paper Parcel containing Bank Bills to the
amount Of Two Hundred and Dollars and Fifty
Cents IL loss In going from the Of Eighteenth
street and Fourth Broadway between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets Whoever will return the same to e
BTosdway shall receive the above reward and the thanks Of
the owner. WIN. RHODES.
q = REWARD.-LOsT, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
PO 30th ult. In the ncighborhood Of Fifth ayenue and
Twelfth street, small dark brown S3oth Terrier Dog
to the Of " khpo" The above reward will be
raid for his return to the OF Fifth and Ee
venth street.
nOG FoUND-THE ADVERTISER HAVING LOST
~ and advertised black Newfoundland doS, lad one
left at his residence, town, wednesday whc does
not belong to him. The have him describing
lin and paying for this Advertisement Apply at TIE Office
- Beeknan street.
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THE MILITARY.

oT!CE.-TBE LIVE OAK VOLUNTEERS ARE
IN hereby notified to att nd moetng and drill OF the
company, At the Assyrisn RoOms. in Third street ar
Lewis street. this evening Also, meeting and drill on
Tuesday evening. 7th inst. By order Of
n. A. FIsHER Sec. j. Z. HAERiSON Captain
CoRwIN CUARDs.-THE MEMBERS OF ruIs CON-
~ pany are notded to attend company meeting at the
hnufe Of E. Foote. No 04 South street, Friday
ing the 81 inst Punotual attendance is requested
business of viii be brought before tho meeting
By order of Commandant ). Il. BETS.
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PERSONAL.

-NN~~-ySyS- = -. - .,....,,- .n.,..
TT JANIS JACKSON, OF MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA,
IL IN this city, he will hear oi sea atihF " ls advantage
~ calling at The 0faee Of frost Sonversc No. i fesr
straet INV person giving nfrmatiqn that viii lead
nndns rim, win be rewarded sad James Jackson when
ast heard from, in Chsrten, G., and probably sa
ed vessel hound 70 this city, probably ssa sailor
INFORMATION WANTED or IANE AND NARY
tsssn. sisters vho cane 10 New lork isst spyius from
sersy county galway. ireland Jane sailed io he ship
Shhrg Sup. hry Information concerning other Of thrY
sili D. ct s,atefulv rsseivsd W e- a'a 's' " ~
80 t'et W. ~ " ~ .. -----.s..ssst kAVAF,
Svsn
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T,HE CLIPPER AMERICA.
Il Our clippers slios.
And our Lyons clipper
Attilirs the rate.
Thorrh swift through the wstes,
The clipper may ny on.
More svfft 70 the slaughter
OF insects by Lyon
INt his fame, then, svell leudsfs
For vetmln and bugs,
nv Ms PM and his Pevder
fThoss poiaonl~as et-<s,D
Are slain a. ~ msxts
Ashsme spa shrost
Aua khor "a ths scsnos hAe&e
rbs pscp. >pplan4 -. .-.--.
LYoy's Hsspsts revsss AsA HinA eeb<sfe-sS.
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wigs ana T0upess. helor's celebrated
Wig F.etery 81 No wall street. where Be found the
bsss selection Of WIGS ecAlp and Toupees They all
anufactursl the premises, ths best and
Vefkn ship, and odsS Inducements purchaser
Coov n addree.
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II IEP THE BALL ROLLING THE NUMEROUS LET
N dsy received by the susserise.
his having b.aned the Bile oonddense paying bos
prcet left of wearing apparel wslry that
be obtained In the city. =, H. PHILLIPS, 2Park Pisse
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AISC ELLASEOUS.

CAUTION.-ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
- sgainst purchasing a certified chesk on tie rbaa!x
OF f. Blanchard Such cheox stolen and the endorse
ment (if any) foreed.
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eh1rts that ht Infaliib,y.-The method OF
adopted At a. As.or House. secures
al and tho needlework uneauaef And ~ the very
Aous when set Of shirts promised they ara sent home
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nv LETTERS PATENT. ISSUED sEprEvBEH IA
- T. Brspds &c, msn-f.csurers Of brcr~ rcve.r.
metal sad silver leaf beg W call the attention Of the public
10 ther patented gold and silver plated eocrs the
noettsu.fcl shades Of brlisncy evranis,
frd chespness BY and I'm approved they vu
be able 70 III orders for any quality OF quantity vtse
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CARD.-CHALLEN0E.-"N NkOROMAEIA" - W4nRk-
the abolition pres has resorted 70 abuse Of myself
Of laid down bech
titled Nesromanis and whereas reviiins ne foI beas Se
ishman the that negroes ever can DO
made cqusl white do therefors Ger this chsenso
white aboltionis to eot mo in New York IN bSs-
PhAdelpha discuss the proposition Of
book viz: That neither. tim food. climate shelter edr
cation religion make the politically
tally ally resiously equal yth :bs white
man.. will maintain the affirm stve Ey abolition oppe-
the negative As to the book tss IL Is rs
work. IL has thrown hood Of ght the OF
which tho neEromaniaes do not Ike. Its fIe is -
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rUNHE SUBSCRIBER STILL CONTINUES TO PAY
II oash In money for cast 81 Clothing, f1yni
ture. Watches and Jewelry Ladies and gentle
having above dispose Of 1t all tinse realise
their utmost value bv sending leaving line 81 his ooe
Ladies attended by Mrs. Lyon
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ULCV VyAIu .

(NAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" Ladies gen temen esrous Of convorns their
Of Clohng Furniture Clothing cash, receiv
fair price Tor the by sndng for the subscriber At hi
regdence line through the Post Once Ladies' attended
by Mrs.. Cohen. NJ s. COHEN, Is Elm street,
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A q. BA0LKY d Co.. MANUFACTURERS OF GOLD
IA Pens Gold and Silver Pen Aad Psaou Cases. and rs
tsntsss Of the ossbratsd Eltenou Cases Mos LID aaA ~
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MANIFESTATIONS TOR ABOUT TWO HUN
w ortd servants ot vsrious nations aud Of every
c sston They are carefully selected about eve
mncred appbcants and ore good clns servants
eis M ety tscds iie.se call ~ te Od Society agency
~ Chembtra street ~ the select Prot srcncy
ICarmne street. ragonissd " ,he tcs. fsHes srd srt
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WANTED-Br FRENCH LADY GOING TO KINGS
w TON, !smsis Coyerncss, qualified 70 teach the
Irench ana krIsh languages, music, and the minor
branches. Pertaining 10 rood eduos ton middle aged
ATrly ct room ~, CLIFFORD Bouse Park riacs.
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-10-21

bama and Mississippi have been triumphs achieved
by the Wings Of those States acting in body,
with but a small accession from the Democratic
party. Hear the testimony Of Gen. Foote, OF
Mississippi, in the midst of his glorious canvass.
AT late political meeting, he said:
"Much depends upon the action OF the Wing party,
for the pIsUNioN FEELING is prevalent among the
Democrats misled by certain leading politicians and
corrupt editors, than among the Wings"
The so-called Southern Rights but in fact
pro-South. Carolina-Sec esslon papers in Georgia
and Mississippi freely avow that their party was
composed almost exclusively of Democrats. The
Wing party of Virginia. like the Wing party OF
Georgia and Mississippi, is free from all faint OF
Disunionism. 1t has boldly eschewed all atfilia-
ton with Southern Rights" agitation against the
Union. 1t sympathizes with neither secession not
"cooperaton," when the avowed object of each
is to form Southern confederacy. Its candidates
all defend the compromis Use as final adjustment
of the questions it embraced land upon this platforms
without ifs orquali6cations they adhere cordially
to the Union, determined nevertheless not whit
Jess firmly than their more Wanting opponents to
resist every aggression of the North.
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-10-21
Mr.. Clans Letter.

We need not invite the attention OF our read
ers to the long and wonderfully able letter of
Mr. Clay to the Union Committee Of New York
city. Nor have we space today to indulge in any
extended commentary. All that the aged States
man says i'll reproof of Northern opposition to the
Fugitive Law, and the articles by which both
parties in their Conventions have evaded frank
declaration ofloyalty to the Union and the Com
promise, is admirable The best evidence of the
aptness of this portion of Mr. Clays letter is the fact
hat it cores Mr. Horace Greeley to the quick, his
paper abundantly shows. To much that Mr.. Clay
says on the subject of secession we assent; but
five do not misunderstood him, his view of the
overriding supremacy of the general government
goes considerably beyond our convictions. We
believe with him that ''peaceable secession" is a
weak and absurd invention of small school of
politicians. who have long been inimical to the
Union, and wished to ensure its downfall when
ever any one State could be persuaded to believe
their distorted representations ofwrong. Yet we
to resume her original ndepende nee, because of
an alleged violation of the compact, her citizens
acting under her commands, should be shielded
from the fate of mere rebels insurgents; but J.,
at the same time, she must expect the common
agent OF the other States to attempt to enforce
the laws ofthe Union as before, and arms alone
can decide the issue between them, unless, from
considerations of expedency, the other States pre-
fer tn let her alone
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-10-21
ABINGDON RAILROAD CnNrENr1oN

ABINGDON RAILROAD CONVENTION
This body assembled in large numbers on the Sth
inst. Messrs. S. 5 Baxter and Wyndham Robert
son representing Richmond The Virginia countC
of Washington, Smyth, Wythe, Bedford Scott Rus
sell, Montgomery and Giles; and the Tennessee coun-
ties OF Sullivan, Jefferson, Greene, Washington, Me-
MINI, Monroe and Carter; Cadwel Caldwell county
N. O.; and Huntsville, Alabama, were also we'll rep
resented
Major John Campbell was called to the chair, and
G B. Goae and w. X. Heisken acted as Secrets
res.
The following was the committee on organization:
C f Trgs. | B Dunn, w White, p ] Branch, J
L Davis, Dr. NJ Tate, and Col VIM I3yars
They reported the following nomination of perma-
nent officers, which was unanimously confirmed
FOR PRESIDENT,
SETH j. w. Lucky, of Tennessee.
FOR VICE PRESIDENTS,
Co! VIM M Burwell, of Bedford.
Col J. c E avnes, of Tennessee.
Col Thos Boyd, of Wythe.
Hon VIM Preston, Of Montgomery.
John S Gaines, Esq, of Tennessee.
Hon A Mcclellan of Tennessee.
Z 5 Watson, Esq. OF Smyth.
Col VIM Heiskell, of Tennessee.
FOR SECRETARIES,
Charles Coale, Leonidas Baugh and William X
Heiskell.
The President eloquenlly explained The objects of
the convention, and closed by calling the Presi-
dent Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Compa-
ny. Gen G Clay for an exposition of the condition
and prospects OF the work
Gen. Clay responded to the call and gave brief
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-10-21
Boston 1Ioney Market.

-" D0sTNN, OCI. 10,
The supply Of money is increasing ami The rates
tending TO decline, with more confident feeling.
Stocks better, and Canton advanced to-day TO Ga
speculate.
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-10-21

The EaquUe quotes from the Times to convict
Mr.. Bolts of 'treason to the East in the State Con-
vention. Why did not the Enquirer smell the trea-
son (f was such) at the time it going on, and
warn the country of it? Why did it fail to take the
side of the mixed basis then, it takes it now, on
The eve of the Congressional eectlonl Our neigh
bour thinks not being for the mixed basis excelen
reason why man should not be elected to Congress-
but the same offence elected none of his censure
when the question yet TO be decided. Besides,
if this issue is now be made does the Enquirer in
slruct those friends ofJudge Caskie Mr. VIM. F. Wat
sou, Mr.. Hughes, Mr.. John K. Martini the Barga.
INNS, and other white basis Democrats, vote for
the candidate who most nearly agrees with them
in opinion If we are not greatly mistaken in
recollection of the arguments used by the Enquirer
for the call Of Convention in the year 1915, that pa
per itself is much nearer Mr.. Bolts than it is to
Judge Caskie, on the basis question. II failure to
sustain the mixed basis be "lreason," the Enquirer
can't make much OF it.