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Vancourt. Ba.on Rouge; NJ howard, A Fowkes, w
= Foru. Neinphs; WIN Games and lady, MIR, Chris mas
Aik; M Gaines. Nacnez MagulIe, l. Hawkins. q
Buy, N A Dunap, w A h1ilenel, 4 Emerson, F M
Mcintosh, Tean; ii Dill, Germantown; L d SEWER, q
Deem, Phadephias Jas Brown, Jr, q Ewing. Coying.
t0n, La.
IAncADr....P Deylin, A Watson, st Louis; d Sage,
" Paxton, N Y; J Morgan, y Perkins, Harrei w
Morgan. Amite county, Miss; w Rees, alLs; orras
Red River, Ferguson. La
PLAsTERs' Mr. Murrsl, Va; w Philpo., &c; r Il
smith, l. w i Markham, NewUreans; w GadDerry,
Unonvile, 3 u; Allen, Z Niinaus. Il W Miisted, l. b
aus, Ala; vi DAVIDSON, ND; w Austin, A Rich.
ards. raqueins; Lonsey, Bayou Crosse tete, La w
II Spencer son, Miss -
CsAMKRCIAL. Charles LaF syeite New Castle upon the
Tynes ENG; ONeil, Sami Hannah, Francis Armstrong
NewGfleans; Ssgsre, mrs Deehan and family, b 81.
manls, 81 Louis l. Il a BRAINS. l. Rhodes Pittsburgh
w DAVIS. Nashviiie Mathew Garter vicksburg; Johu
: Compton. POINT Conpee w v Langddge. Bny0a Sara
John oi0lleDsen, Bremen
CONTI STREET vERAsDA.. =. Thos W Brown. Boston;
Campbell, 4 A Plnnegar Mr Duer. Fred Garrison, New
Orleans; y b Teiafe. N u; 4 Lacoul, n Landry. 81
James; Barthe, Bay ST Louis q Watson and lady.
UpelousaS. w Harding, st Mary; l. Tngre, st John
the Bapuist; Dempsy Care. West Ba,on Rouge.
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Tsnnessee.-W VIM. G. Brownlow, in a letter writ
ten from Nashville, states that :" it is in contem.
plation to change the route Of the East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad, as to pass through Blount
county, and to connect with the East Tennessee
and Virginia Railroad at Strawberry plains-leav-
ing Knoxville ON the left" He states in another
communication that much excitement prevails in
the Tennessee Legislature with regard to the cleo
ton Of U. s. Senator. 1t appears that the conn.,
Pettors have all left the field save Ex-Governor
Jones and Nelson-the former will probably be
elected
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I spanish Eaonors.

We have received the Hsraldo Of Madrid, the
official paper of the Government, of the 10Th OF
October, which contains a list Of the promotions,
medals and distinctions conferred upon the army
Of the Island Of Cuba which fought against the
expedition Of General Lopez. The number Of those
favored with these marks of honor reaches six
hundred and twenty. The official decree of her
Majesty contains the following:
The Queen, approaching, as they deserve, the
efforts of those noble soldiers who, in a burning
climate, in Inaccessible passes suffering from hun.
gsr and impeded by the terrible hurricanes of the
tropics. have given the enamies who dared to pro.
yoke their valor five pitched battles, in the short
period of fourteen days, has thought proper to
ward, with generosity, their services, a. we'll as
the families Of those who have fallen; but this
without q great sacrifice. The country has 10
lament the loss Of the brave General Enna that of
a. Colonel, TWO officers and fity-s priyates, be
sides ten officers and one hundred and seventy three
soldiers who were wounded"
What powerful army these valiant men must
have had to contend with. Six hundred promo.
tons! When the enemy numbered only four hun.
bred in all.
General Atmeso, Secretary Of the Royal Navy,
one ct the Queens ministers, alone opposed the
FOLLY OF awarding such honors for the De feat of four
hundred men. For this il was thar he resigned his
.eat when his advice could not prevail. AT the
solicitation, however. of the MARQUIS of the Mia.
flores. bead Of the Ministry, he resumed The duties
of the Office. SPANS honors are altogether too
cheap 70 be appreciated. ~
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NKwORLKASs. Nov. ID. 1851.
10 The Editors Of tue Crescent:
With much surprise ind my name dragged into your
columns IN your issue OF to-day with regard TO connec
ton with the contest BIZ Mr. Magny of the late election for
sheriff.
entertain serious doubts as TO the necessity of any reply
from the charges embodied your article, confident
that with those who have known me since have resided in
this city, they will not for moment be credited To those
who may not know me- offer lhs following staements o
well known gentlemen of this city, which, am sure viii
show the staten nj of your informant 10 he
both uutrue and slanderous
am quite happy that in this instance as in tho obs,
"hch 'ou hase ousns popei W men'o' my cohouct anu
motives afo sheeiea penno 'he aatnofy OF great and
nhuena names IN hei'her case can hey suner from the
aaeas OF private maevoehce Oh heated craftsmanship. nor
WIN 'nsS We a.'acAeu hvin any o'nei aua'en''
AS an act oi JUSTICES ASA inc pupncaoh OF TINS reply ana
that Oh Inc eonpany'hs STATEMENTS IN your columns
JOHN CLAIBORNE.
NkwoRLkASs' Nov 10. lool.
John Caoorhe' Esq mas eaed upon Us ms morning. and
requested US sate wheer ne was intoxicated or net on
MONDAY hxM' tne % inst.
ABOUT nine o CLOCK on Monday evening we met Messra
Claiborne wilson ana Others on ferdido street Mr. Cial-
borne requested US accompany MN to the Engine House
on he corner OF Calondeie anu ferddo Streets where the
votes fo the sixth Ward were counted We were In CON-
pany with Mr. Claiborne fifteen twenty minutes. We
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BUREAU DU CoNTRoLLKUR MUNICIPALITY No. DEUx,
Nouvelle-u heans. IA n0yembre lS51. }

BUREAU COkTkOLLkUR luUklClPALlTk NO. DkUx,f
NOuvelle- ans. IA n0yembre 1851.
a Wis est par lie present dome que LUNDl, lie
premier jour de decembre PROCLAIM midi Jadjugersi
az plus offrant des Tevnus
Marche Sante- Marie, du Marche aux Legumes, ct du
Jo1r de Ianver 1904 Iente uneme de decembre
ood les deux Jours nclus Chaque Mache aduge se
parement. i.f'
Terms e fermier on adudicaai,e tou mira
dams les onq l0urs suivr0nt adudcaton bles
dosses la satisfaction du Conse payable g. g. 4 S. t.
IT, u ct IL mos paItir du premier Jour de Janvle
1852 Ct defaut lul de reinplT c0udOns
yeie adjudication lieu rsques pehs du dit sdju
dcaaire Ii sera tenn aus d'hyp0hequer en- favour de ia
dies dit adjuges de tee anere default de
Placement eoheance de des dts bllets Ia Munich
paine 10 dr0t de les droils ansl
hypotheques confonera AUST aux ordoInances main
tenant extantes ans cees Qui 6re
ment passe Reinforcement dts N arches.
ADOLPHE LAYET, Controlsuy.
NOuyele Ofleans noyembre Ia 1851,
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Navy Yard = Commodore sloat is president of
the Court Of Inquiry now in session at the Brook
lyn Navy Yard. The officer whose courage is sought
to be vindicated is Commander 7. oldridge, who
is said to have been accused, by Lieut.. W. Taylor
Smith, Of misconduct at Guaymas, November, II,
lS47, during the Mexican war.
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Neso York Electson.-At the New York city
election, last week, there was some most outra.
geous doings by the rowdies. The Nineteenth
Ward ballot boxes were broken open and destr Dyed,
rendering new election necessary. Serious OUT
breaks occurred in other wards.
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: Mlk.-The average daily quantity Of milk
hro1ght to the city BY the Harlem Railroad Com.
psny during the first two weeks Of July, 1851, was
81, 372 qrts, or l2,S43 gals Number Of cans that
contained it 1850. IN. Y. Tribune.
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Official Recognition. President has off,
cially recognised @. H. F, Moering as Consul of
the Free and Hanseatic city of Lubbock at the port
of Boston.
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& Msssissippt Electson-We have received the
returns from every county in Mississippi, except
three Hancock, Tunica and Jackson. The re-
turns from those counties may reduce Foote'S
majority but cannot affect the result. From the
returns below it will be seen that Foote'S majority
is 1898 votes:
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Dsspntisssd. The Post Office at Caddo, caddo
Perish, In this STATE, has been discontinued by the
Post.msster General.
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Ne,D Mail Arrangemeat.-We learn from the
Richmond Republican, that on or about the, 18th
instant a new postal arrangement will go into
effect, by which the transmission of the mails be.
tween Boston and New Orleans will b. expedited
about twenty four hours over the present arrange
ment. Under the new schedule the Northern cars
will leave Richmond at II O'Clock, PM, and ar.
rive at Pm. The Southern train will arrive
about 10 o'clock, Pm.
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From the New York Express

MI EDICAL 'LAT1N.-Let those who will
1vl cohe their prescriptions for the body health in dead
language, for PLAIN English and plain truth all that
concerns matter SO Important Acting upon this principle,
we take occasion cordially TO recommend TO all ahose
achs are ds0rdered, and whose spirits depressed that
g,sat onc atsa,iys and restots1se preparation hU rG
which is always influenced less by OF the
stomach and other internal organs Gained and strength
ened Ia most extraordinary degree by the oil this famous
specific The liver torpid and sluggish in It's action.
always restored 10 healthy action BY the anbio ipu
ehcs OF the Bers, and the entire organization
delgo compete renovation.
Circulars containing the certificates of remarkable cures
and the high estimation which this Medcine held by the
public pres, can be had OF the agents. free.
kV Price, FIFTY CENTS per bottle
Principal office, Ia Fulon street, N. Y. For sale by
MIA 81 ]. WRIGHT Il co. Isl Chartrss at.
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HUNGARY AND KossuTH: vol. By B. F. Tefft. d. d.
John Ball. Publisher. Philadelphia.
We are indebted to Mr.. John Ball, Sc Gravier
street, for copy of this very crediably Published
book. 1t is illustrated with handsomely en-.
graved likeness of Kossuth; and in matter and
style seems to be an unusually readable book,
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Recovered. - The bodies of Capt Geo. Callard,
Of the ill-fated propeller Henry Clay, and Of the
lady passenger who was lost in the wreck were
found on Friday, little above Long Point, Cana
da. Capt Calard probably lost his life in the at.
tempt to same the lady, Wa
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Sandwich Lslands--We have been informed,
says the New York Herald, upon high authority,
that treaty, from his Majesty, Kamehamea The
Second, King of the Sandwich Islands, propos ng
the annexation of those islands to the United
States. has been transmitted to the Government at
Washington, and ia now among the files of the
State Department.
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< Z ksAt issss hOsophls y MI, Msrigpy, and
sAipA - are plnssd y record. We understand
y nsss 6tssns y Containing The election until his
eluastr wsnt y him apd Shat, for a length Of
tineshs stcuily tefused % sign the. petition. We
~ ssk.ss thss Ais nicer ssnss Of honor did mo-,
psyal over ths sdyios breed upon him. II is
ssiAtr sissplfr that ne Ssll-known and learned
sssassl u this case-who, iepert ssys, 20 largely
siasa IN getting i up WAS sozns years sinos Pc
sisepssSto The wAigs tor oface. md aow holds a
ese,sbls rPsisiss vhich b win occupy = long y
~. FIstet can be kept out. -
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Lhs seed thnss enumerated undsr tbs hsad Of Lsnph
u ~ shAdas" wssthy ths assauea u seaneisssun
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Z EissS;gs, We hss1 uoshing fur.
a tsssst pressnt Pablo disgust al
~ changed no Iridicnls. Inicom-
= tavsfsund 70 b. the general
~ ~ l1riGny 2 ffisnds. We mgsetihal
4 niiasd hiliseaf v b forced I'M his pros.
4 oaoa. II 4 ostrasSpaaly aksufd that
r., NY ~ ipdiscretioA Of An individual should
l kna.e. and his lave Of notoriety give form TO,
etA(npA % keep Mr. Fferet out Of Office and
4 y : pity thAs ~, Marisny has given hssd % biz
~ wtpls thing d an sbassdity, and
~ iaxs sbsss lis.
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e Or Late Collectsr.- Tbs Buliesin notices q
sspasr reproduced BY shs Washington Republic,
- The cciadhas Of the Newark Adser,iser, to the
~ thAt our hate Collector, Mr.. VIM Frerst
4aiysd q Tho late expedition to Cuba This the
1sllsnn Indignantly denies. Tho denial 10 unns,
eeeay hess. We must say that The National
Ihlsitigencer spd DE Republic are working very
eseapns1 70 do danage 70 the whig party In New
0sasapa Their cesfss ondhc subject Of the Cuban
Expedition has been rsther aifosanty selfrsht
cows and UNNECESSARILY insolersM. y.
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49, EisstisNs- We cal attention
4 0laitOrns's card md certificates.
- - 'skqn - had ssf infoinatioa sass
tbas M Cisiborss snid fhst hs would
4 ~ ~ - cus dewn &c hsGs doable.folding
q - Esginsr hepses yhilst TIE doors, one
- ksbdido street., tsnd quits lasgs enough
g - ~ thAaa hsobdignagian 70 ems
49, spsn ehsss sad thsosskcus si,4sigh.
~ - sgsgslsea shdt e unisasoasbls dssers
sleols hriaE man sebriety II qussticn !
= - wil saks 70 side ia questions per-
N NJ osaiborns. we are quite eonadsnt that
prsssssrniass % e produce trouble.
~ = pstslns ph1ass} rsiss fuss, " Is
y y. ~ r. sAss follOwiag laets stated 70 Us
ssssass z 49,. giss ~, 2. csrtihoasss );
Z, IL b Z sso.. z. nopse wsrs olo.edi as,
n -. " v,ns ~ = Ssseng = to blow ont
~ .il9sss - sessspshous The night gentlemen
III ~; p.sssa s. 'lss'y & q they pleased
r. 900 epsgpe en refdado st. II, h
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Improving. - The Courier des Etats, Unis, pub
ished at NswYork, has lately been enlarged and
otherwise improved in its typographical appear.
ance; and Monsieur Paul Arpin, who purchased
the establishment in 1s48 of Mr. Gaillardet, its
original founder, has now taken into partnership
and editorial association with him Monsieur En- lie
Barthe, late of NewOreans.
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CoMPrRoLLKR,s orncK. MysIolrALlrr No Two. }

COMPTROLLER 8 OFYICE, MUNICIPALITY No Two.{
NewOrleans. November IA, 1851.
pUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given that on
MONDAY, the lstday of December 1851, II cIook,
will adjadcae at this Office. to highest bidder The oo
lection the revenues Of the st. Mary Market the Vege
From the st day OF January 1854 lst day Decem
be 1888 Cloth days inclusve each Market to be adud
Gated separately. Y.
Terms and Sondons-Ths farmer O. lessee will, within
i've days after the ad1dca0n furnish his pomssory
endorsed satisfaction OF the Council payable att
". II and II months from the l day Of Jan
uaIy 1861 and should he fail to do adjudication
essee
he shall also mortgage favor Of the Municipality alt the
rights which the collection Of said farmed
that deian CT the at maturity OF OF the
notes. the Municipality shs have the tight of sezlng,
vlslonay the aforesaid rights SO morgaged shall also
hereafter be passed, in rel ton to said Markets
ADOLPHE LAYET. Comptroller.
NewOrleans, November ID, 1851. s.
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Hats, Caps, etc.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
No 2d6d aH

ESOLvED, That the Collectors of Taxes on
heal Estate, Slaves, etc. be and are hereby directed
and to return to the Treasurer OF this Municipality
all ax bs remaining nnpaid the first Of December 1921.
instructed to place in the hands of the Attorneys Of this ny.
ncipaty Tor su within days the receipt from the
Tax Collectors, the bills of all solvent parties
That the Attorneys Of this Municipality
are hereby instructed institute sa within days. on all
TAX pills put into their hands Tor collection By the
asd 10 force COLLECTIONS AZ the law will admit. ,
Passed October IA. 1854 j. H. CALDWELL, President
Approved October ". 1851 A. D. GROSS AN. Alayor
TO RENTING two story and attic Dwelling
Il house No. 1874 CarOndest street, with svsry con; -
venence for a respectable inmily II has been painted
and repaired throughout. and. to good tenant, will
'' oSS % S"' HbPKlNs CO. aa7 Tohouptous. st.
r EMovAL-MATrHEws. FINLEY y Co have
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d EMoVAL--MATTHEw FINLEY q Co. have
H Ysmoysd thsF Haakins ouss 70 No. 81 Camp s,ssts
oosus Of Commaesl Iiaes. III IN
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S.. Il ~ ~ ~-Ths hswbay Is. c. Sentinel
'<t$y ~ aSs thns tbs trial Of Col J.. H. nby's
q =. 20 nl6ag II : slave Of Mr.. Pssks, took
= = ~ 1h1aI Asl ~ resulted in verdict Of
=. u asp AID passion. He wAs sen.
go pxosve }gss hundred lashsA
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Lss,sch at the Shades.

THIS DAY, Nov. "A, at half-past 10 O'clock
~ Lunch from half gast 10 70 half past l27~ n
Roast Pork, Slowed Chicken, Stewed Mutton. SNkV
5tewed Beef and Potatoes, Liver and Onions, -
Baked Reddish, Fish Choader Goldfish Hash, Beet ASH
Boiled Mullett, Vegetables, etc
To LET-The second and third stories OF the Shades
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Celebration ceremony of breaking ground
on the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad took
place at Hannibal, Mo-, on Monday, the 81 inst.
Various sections Of the State were represented and
other States had their delegates on the ground.
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Legdn comprehensive following beautiful
extract we find floating like waf upon the
waters:
ne American charlottesville one of those
wondrous rocking stones reared BY the Druids,
which the finger OF a child might vibsate to its
centre, yet the might of an army could not move
from Its place. our Constitution is SO nicely poised
that II seems to sway with every breath Of passion
yet 80 firmly based in the hearts and affections OF
fanalicism break over it in vain
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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS and PLANT.
l. ERS-The undersigned are now receiving freah =
supply Of Russell Bfogans and Mud Boots. together
wrth q general assortment of Boots, Shoes
and Brogans, which they offer for sale on>11H8
accommodating terms. -f
MIA "a. +. DUNBAR q co. "a and IS Common st.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.-1195
~ pairs oil Boots, Shoes and Brogans. landing from -
ships Susan Hincks Robt. Harding. Fiavo and HaI.
rsburg, for sale on liberal terms by
A. r. DUNBAR & co. -
u14 81 and s. Common street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
The Recreant Senators.

Before replying TO the gratutous assault Of the Tribune
this morning upon the democratic members OF The Senate
upon this Journal will trouble The editor TO inform
us low would have been betered, If the fifteen
number had all voted for General Dix the nominee OF the
democratic caucus We pause for areply Eve Post
II You shall not pause long. Had
the fifteen Senators voted for Gen. Dix, two
Wing Senators would have voted with
them changing their votes from Gov. Fish,
if necessarily and so made nomination on
the part of the Senate, and brought the two
Houses directly to Joint Ballot, thus en-
suring Gov, Fish's election, or at the worst
compelling the whole body of Silver Grays
to unmask and vote plumply against the
man whom all but five of them affected to
support. Had ten, or even fire, of your
Senators voted for Gen. Dix on the second
ballot, Gov. Fish would have been elected
Senator forthwith. That election was only
defeated by-a conspiracy embodying the
essence of both Perjury and Treason and
you, pretended Free Soil Democrats, sub
mitted to be drawn into it to subserve the
factious and servile ends of our Silver Grays.
We give you JOY of your company, and the
uses they make of you.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08

CALIFORNIA. - California news, cop
ious details of wnichwe give this morning,
needs little comment. The election of a
Wing U. S. Senator in Fremont's place, is
made almost certain by the triumph of the
Wing party in Sacramento. The result
of the election in that County, it will be
observed, hinged on the question of Land
Reform, and to their soundness on that
subject the Wing candidates were mainly
indebted for their victory. In other re-
spects the news is unimportant. Califor-
MIA is no longer land of miracles. Society,
trade and politics have nearly reached the
level of the older States, and will soon
move in the same familiar routine.
We also give this morning later advices
from Oregon, the Sandwich Islands, Chill,
Peru, Australia, Panama and Jamaica.
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employer an autocrat, every journeyman
slave, with the single exception that ne
might run away without dread Of arrest
and return under the Fugitive Slave Law.
So long as be remains in any Office, he
mast work for such prices, during such
hours and under such regulations IN every
respect as the employer may see fit to dc
tate, subject to any changes which that en-
ployer's caprice or cupidity may dictate.
Now, without presuming that the
Journeymen's Scale is in all respects per-
feet, and deeply regretting that the En-
ployers as a class have not seen fit to par
ticipate in forming Scale which should
be theirs also, we yet repel the principles
on which The Journal proceeds and the
course to which they have impelled its
conductors. There should be regular
Scale of Prices and Code Of Regulations in
each Trade, binding alike on Employers
and Journeymen, and conclusive in allcases
of difference likely to arise between them
as to their reciprocal duties and rights.
There ought not to be one Rate of Wages
in The Tribune office and another in The
journals for doing precisely equivalent
work. There should be no chaflering and
higgling between Employer and Journey
man as to the rate of payment on a def
mite amount and kind of work there should
be no power in Employers nor Journeymen
to change the rate of compensation, once
established, to suit their interest or pleas
ure. In short, the relations of Employers
and Journeymen should, whenever it is
possible, be placed on a basis of Order,
Harmony, System, instead of Anarchy,
Antagonist and Chaos. And herein is
exhibited what the Journeymen are striving
to effect and The Journal to defeat. The
Triumph of The Journal in its present
course would be degradation and enslave-
ment of Labor, not in our trade only bat
in all. How any Printer, with a mans
soul in his body and not over nineteen
children crying to him for bread, can hold
a situation on The Journal under existing
circumstances passes our comprehension.
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In Congress, Yesterday.

Nothing of Importance was done in either
House. Mr.. WINTHROP presented the Gre
dentials of Mr.. RANToUL. the new Sena-
tor from Massachusetts,, (who has not yet
arrived at the Capital, and vacated his
seat. The Senate spent the session in dis
cussing the question whether Mr.. Winthrop
is or is not entitled to hold his seat till the
arrival of his successor in the Senate cham
Der. and adjourned without coming to a de-
cision.
The House discussed, in Committee Of
the Whole, the bill to establish a Board OF
Accounts, to consist of three Commission
ers, at salary of $4,000 per annum--
adopted resolution to close debate on the
bill to-day, a djourned.