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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-06-10

ANOTHER LETTER PROM Mn. SUMNER -
In reply to an invitation to speak during the
present canvass in Massachusetts, MIR, Sum.
rcr writes as follows;
a Bosrox, May H6th, 1851
M Dear Sl-I am sorry TO be obliged
to decline your invitation. II is not in my
power to mingle actively in the canvass
which now interests so warmly all the
friends of freedom; but though my voice
may not be heard, my heart will I've With
YOU, aaaE s.. e8H # ~
trust no pains will be spared to secure
the election of MIR. pelfrey, the very able
honest and inhexible candidate of our party
His character commands the admiration ol
all. 1t should command their votes also.
No person. familiar with the public sentl'
ment amongst us. out of certain streets in
Boston, can doubt, that whatever may be
the profession of politicians, his well known
opinions on the vital questions OF the day
| find a response in the bosoms OF an over
whelming majority of the good people o.
thus Commonwealth. "a,
His triumph, with that Of Mr. Rantoul
in the adjoining district, will go far to con
soidate the opposition in Massachusetts
against the existing Wing National Admin
istration, IL Lg...-...
Such men. while saving the Union 10Y
alIv, and in the spirit 6i their fathers, vii
never forget the true principles of the Con
stitution, according TO which freedom, and
not slavery, is national, while slavery, anu
not freedom. is sectional
Ever faithfully yours,
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-06-10
United states.

But Even in a sectional point Of .yiew,,
what would the North be without ihe, com. =.
merce Of tile South! Letu be taken away
e,om 4. and two-tllfds Of Dur shipping
,vou,d ro, at the whatves. GRe1t TO Great
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-06-10

To DIR. Estes Howe, Chairman Of the Ere
Soil District Committee, Cambridge.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
CITY Iutell1vence.

TrMFEbANcE PoLIIics-There is to be grand rush to-
night at Triper Hail. Of the T.mpera nee Alliances OF
this city TO respond TO their roina ions The meeting
will teaddressed by Hon. d. Culver Hon NJ Wood.
run. and others Ladies expected TO be present to
give their fair countensnce to the proceedings.
AccfDysrs-About ten o oclock on "wednesday evening.
ctd paned Bstsey Conner about eleven years Of age
was knocked down In Broadway Fulton street by
stsge No 1b7 She taken into Rushton a. Clarke s
drug store and Afterwards conveyed home, bat
much injured
young man, named John Brown, was run over By q
hose cart, the evening In Pearl street aud ser
ously Injured lie taken to DR. Traphsgen's drug
store In Pearl street where be received medical attend
snee, after which he conveyed home
srppEN DE.rH Df.yssE rHs HEpr.-Yes.er-
day an Inquest ted by Justice Beskley during the
sickness Of Coroner Geer the body of Henry Hath
waite AGED 10 years. native Of Connecticut who died
suddenly yesterday morning. at the Carlton House,
where the decesed had been boarding for the last year
pact The Jury found that his death was caused BY
drssee Of the heart
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
oNEY MARK EFT.

THrRsp,r, October 3o-GPM
The weather unpleasant this morning. that out
door operations partially suspended Wall street
was therefore comparatively quiet The stock market
opened and closed heavy. opsrars in the board
soon abandon all hopes OF drawing in outeers this
son Prices have been carried up from the owest points
10 those the large hoicrs in the street
with the expectation Of attracting outside operators &
relieve the board Of the amount Of stock
weighing 20 heavily upon the most prominen. members
II s estimated that nearly fifteen Thousand shares Of Err
Railroad stock are held by certain spsculators In Wal
street. most Of whom would like TO realize The moment
large holder comes forward Keller prices deprecist
so rapidly thst he Is compelled 10 withdraw or turr
round and buy 10 sustain the market Other stocks ar,
not 90 sensitive; but the movement Is confined almost
entirely TO the street and there s likely to remain
all even,e for tine. Money daily getting more abun
dant but Il continues dhculs 10 hypothecase fancy
stocks The banks have As many Of these securities az
they want, and they have other uses for their surpu
mesus
At The fret board 70. day Harlem Railrosd fell OF =
p~ c~nt, and Norwich and Worcester 4 The sale
were principally for cash. There activity ir
Harlem than any other railroad stock on the list
Al the second board the psrket was dull Erie Rail.
road w@ esisrsd at ssys. Harlem closed firm at os
There snail sale Of Delaware and Hudson at loo
hundred two shares coud have been disposed Of at
about that race. Norwich and Worcester was nrni at
pric surreot in the morning aud holders not disposed
to offer any at ths second board except at an advance
The receipts at the Office q ths Assistant Treasurer Of
this port, tcdsy, amounted to t4lSH SO; payments,
s32l56 3cBslsnee. same 49, The deposits in the
ssb-Tresstiy DO no; seem to sceunssss snyi al all
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

AHrEsr CosylcrioS AND EscArE ssGxop Gripf, ~
1rALY-Our citizens will remember time resi-
dent In Springfield Sgnor Guid, the Italian vocalist
Hewrites letter from Italy 70 Mr. Emmoas Of Boston,
giving account Of some stirring in which he
has been participant lie ssys that he doggci and
watched from the day Of his arrival in Italy Some
where in Lonbardy he attended party and sung at
tracing crowd, unknown to himself around the
house Fer this, he arrested and reprimanjed He
then determined 70 return 10 America obtained bis
Passport and the evening before he sale united with
some friends In upper. During the evening be
toasted the United States, which hilarously
,porded to, when the room surrounded, and the
whole party marched of 10 prison As chief promoter
Of the political club he sentenced 10 ten years In
the gsleys and the rest Of the company 10 six mon tbs
mprisonment The intorcessop of relatives procured
Communication Of this sentence to three years confinement
In the fortress On their way from Medina to the prison
q furious storm sroee when the Alps, the guard
we're attacked, and the party escaped Over mountains
ami through noors they fed to Piedmont where they
'sfe signor Guidi writes from Genoa with
exhausted and he says, HGod only knows when viii be
able 20 reach the land Of liberty "-SprngteA (Hass
Ry Biliron, Oct ~.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
wHIG RATIFICATION MEETING
BROADw WAY HOUSE.
Almost a Nomination Of Henry Clay.
Singular Absence Of the Old Whig Leaders from
t~~r the Meeting.
Adortis Of the Fugitive Slave Law, hy Name,
&C., &C., dc.

Tine grand whig ratification meeting called for tho
purpose Of approving the nominations made at the late
xAig State and County conventions was held a. the
Broadway House last evening The meeting was called
sor half past seven O'Clock, but it somewhat later
than that before the assembsge called to erder
brass band in attendance, however and kept the
meeting from becoming impatient by playing "Hsil,
Columbia" and pot pouri OF popular airs with the
.Marteilles Hymn The time finally came to organize
the meeting, when Mr james Kelly Of the Second ward
came forward and called the meeting order and nom
mated
As President, Zophar Mills, who unanimously
elected.
The following Vice Presidents and Secretaries
then nominated and elected by ACCLAIM ation
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
Francc-LOuIs Napoleon aud the Univer-
sal Suffrage Que.tIou.

7 he letters Ct our Ezropean correspondence in
Gliding The extfacts fro "A leading European Jour
nals, which We publish this morning, throw CON-
siderable additional light on the ministerial crisis
In France The President, pers,sting IN his reso-
luton 10 abroga.e The Law Of $50 restricting tbs
figh. of suffrage, had not only driven his cabinet
into resignation, but bad created quite a sensa-
fion in he Committee Of Perma e. or OF vgance
Of the National Assembly. They had several ST.
tines on the subject and after debating the oues-
tion whether they should or should not immediately
eonvoke the Assembly, they resolved to wait till
the appointed day, the fourth of November. Ia
the mtantime, the stand taken by Louis Napoleon
an the suffrage question, is the paran 0unt topic in
fraace and on the Continent.
This is hot only bold, but appears to be a mas
'er.stroke Of policy Ct President Bonapaue. 4:
smaess lii'le sf his uncle, the great Napoleon,
who never did things by halves. There is no tell
ing What may be The hnsl result OF this movement.
JUS immediate eject will be to frusrs;e and throw
INTO confusion all the PARTIES and plaas Of tae ysr
Gus diVisiors OF the Assembly. The success Of The
rrVet of universal suffrage will certainly
strengthen Louis Napoleon among the psople. and
At VIII d0uotess exert a favorable inauspce
for bin, even among many who are opposed
TO the Ie-estab!ishment Of tie Expire I, IL
q fact, also, that the popular sss,im4n. ce
France still elings with something Of national
pride to the ideas Of splendor and glory a.so.s..
cd with the Empire, whilo Il recols from tAs bic.
tsricsl fseblensss, extravagsnee aud brsrsn faced
debauche .ies cf the old Bourbon monarchy Louis
Napoleon, then, exhibits no little degree Of tae.
and sseaci,y in pushing the measure Of universal
outrage, at su hazards. The resignation Of the
miytlry is sgnis .snt Of some de,s-as '1z.i.a
Wbtn it is said that ccpg d-ao, i' a. 0rshes1ed.
= aHply nsabs tAss ne Frsncb Prssssn, Is s12
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

Brrrrir or M. Nr.riE The friends Of this great
avors and excellent actor informed that his bene.
~ comes cf this evening at Broughsms Lyceum. The
piece selected j. Richard III - with Mr. Nsats the
Duke Of Chester The aimirsfs Of this Srt should by
oil means exert themselves this occssion. aud give
Mr. Nesfe convincing proof Of their high sstimsto.
Of bis abilities actor Tbose who have witnessed
his representation q Mohsmmed," will readily sim,
hat his ctcefon and resdir such 70 consod
snrstion-tbis piece believe. given 10 him ~
Nr Forrest which proves the exalted opinion Ina, ei
teti has'dlan be- q Mr. Nease's hstFiotio p9s@rs
Ia' sauss snts sig With ne f-ish lama II he
h.e Hftse q The Psrpars" Wr Ttsss is IN Aus-
~" ei'tf ~. ~ " ls,i.ra. ir trs afv poi should
ef,irft Ivcsirs 'ta .utt.rt ~ III. .s. 81. =. go
- "Te = "f e'st Ns la.rt ...r5st a -.fsa.a
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

PhfI1Ips' FIrc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ThOW-
sand e hes machines have been complsed ~ Messrs s
Allen Co, Of the Novelty Wsrks and being
removed into once and that house s prepared 10
ufseture SO TO ts mschines day i found however
trial. that chemical charges require several
e become ss cry sns perfect ss the Enrs ohars..
charges vegbir three thar the English
the size ewing 70 the dampnts Of the former which
must he renewed We hnd, upon trial. that the English
thsrres rltcsd In maobnes perfectly effective and
the An eriesn Company have determined from IN. begin
ming that their Manufacture should not their
WITH wss perfect The English, this additional delay
naysidsbe The members Of this oompsay embrace
many esntltmen whose responsibility aud integrity
esuttea These gerlemen did not s their reputation
their ucney In this enterprise until they had thoroushv
nvestgatsd ie claims tersensliy in is csuutry and
through their sfep In ensaud ard they taken,
ans ntvtr Will ste, thns fer mschines territorial
rshfs wthsut birding themselves also do myself psr-
tcntl1. ara en- ny feeponsiby,) to refuni every
srf rr received ty the public deonstraios or test
Is net Perfectly s.ccessful We the delay much
tny rersn car bot kuowing that IL We shl
try 70 exercise paierce little longer and trust the public
S do evise Gue poee will ne tiven Of the rublic test
or dtmonsrson which shall be at rs early dsy possible
PIT BARNUh,
oe,oter 30 1851. ees,rai Msp.ssr, Warren street.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

SMALL P0rAIoEs.-There is nothing so colsIy
re,engeful as your purissnicsl politicians The
editors Of the Commercial Afrotis0 are hard
shelled wings, Of the CalvsLstic blue backed stock
They aic very decidedly down upon John Tyler
for referring in bis letter to Mr. Cslderon to the
recoections Of bis late administration. Will the
whg party rersee0te Mr. Tyler to his grave Will
they never forgive tie veto Of that bank and tina;
fiscal corporation To be sure, il was the last
chance till dosmsday; but they ought to forgive
Lin. The attack Of our cotemporary is certainly
small potatoes.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

Fire aud Water are both severe Masters,
and very tesrpctive in their activity. Both he hep,
under ccntrol BY child, In confagration, you luse
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
Theatrical and MnafcoI.

BowrRy THEATRE The entertsi nm cuts for this even
ng cort Of the sterling drama of The DEATH
with messrs Taylor and Cony in the principal charac-
trs Miss Hifert will sing admired ballad aud the
entertainments viii close with the grand national drama
Of The Wizard Of the Wave" in which all the leading
members will appesr Those who take pleasure light
dramas shoulS Witt the Bowery
REoAnw.Y THEATRE highly attractive bill is an
nouvetd for the benefit ofthe great srtt Nine Celeste
the celebrated American drama called " The Wept Of
With ton.Wish," aud the grsnd romantic ballet Of
flaming Tartar" in both of which Nine Celeste will
appear This being her last appearance denely crowd
.d house may be anticipated
NHio's GAHprs The celebrated Ravel Family appear
in four entertainments this evening"" The Minsrs"
tie ballet called Graziella' the dance Of La Cas-
tgNapa" and the comic paptomime Of Rel Gnome
ana white warrior forming an unusually attractive
performance, ard one which will draw crowded house
Burrows TnrArrr Another novelty Is announced
here this evening An Appeal to the Public" By Mr.
Lester. will be the commencing feature The popular
drsn Of The Las. Man. and the and full
cope6ietta Of The New Park" will be the concluding
psces To see Mr. Blake as Geoffrey Dale, is worth the
Price CT admission.
N.IoS.L THsAThr The programme for this evening
contains three excellent pieces namely" The Hunter
of the Alps" with Mr.. X. Scott as Felix the next
piece will be The New York Miiner,n in which Mr.
Blancbsrd win sppear Toby Flint and Mr. Taylor
cid Michael Woody. The entertainments close with
MABEL the ChHd of the Battle Geld p with hne cast
BUrGpANs LvcrrM-The entertainments Of this
evening for tie benefit Of Mr. Neade. the excellent
American tiafedisn Who will appear Richsrd III ,
Mis- Malvina viii dance Pas seu and all viii termi.
pate With the Irish drsms Of The White Horse of the
Peyrer, with Brougham as Gerald Pepper. Let Nesae
have bumper-be deserves IL.
Mar. BiscAooIAsII will give grand concert satur-
dsy evening next. at Triper Hall. The selection Of
music is Of that character which will be to draw
full house
CHRIsTY's MISsTrEIs This inimtably popular baud
Of Ethiopssn dslnestors have provided excellent
programme for this evening introducing of
most fsvorte features.
FrItows' NrSsTrus The utmost d,light is evincsd
ty the public a. the performances Of this unrivaed
band Of negro peiformers An attractive entertainment
has been selected for this evening
BArSvn's MrsruM The unpleasant character Of the
weather operated much against the interest OF this sstab
rl ment yesterday both In the afternoon and evening
The moral drama Of hosinz Meadows" thrilling and
intersstns, will be repeated sgan this evening. var
ttv II comic performances In the afternoon
haRtTzEK's OrrnA COMPANY are playing In Richmond
Virginia
Mss LAVA ArprsoS performing at the Walnut street
theatre, Ptiladephis
MIL, pAnopr has been giving concerts at Detroit and
is now in Chicago, Ill.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
Official Action Relative to the Syracuse
Outrage.

WAsHtNcroS October 1851
str The president has harmed from the spapers
With the deepest grct that disgsscefu outrage h.s
recently been committed by awless mtk who have by
force rescued fugitive from lsbor from the custody OF
the narbsl. thereby resisting the execution Of legal
process and setng the law at defiance lie hopes that
the sst ents respecting the txsggerst
ed. especially ~ took place Mt your residence and
Communication upon the uhect has been received from
you. fut whatever may have been the extent Of the
outrage be expects that efforts will be spared
your psrt ard that Of the msrshsl bring the guilty
obendsrs TO justice The supremacy tf the laws must
te maintained st every hazard and at any sacrifice
Men whose svtrn duty IL IL to execute them must be
Tro cted and sustained In the dbchaTg- Of that duty
csnaot doubt that the great majority Of your citi-
10y 70 the constitution and that they will aid
the proper officers In bringing TO justice those who have
vsnoply and wckedy violated the most sacred duty Of
citizen. in free public, by setting example which
followed. must endar ge- the III. Of every officer
charged with the execution Of the laws
an, Fir very respectfully, your obeaient servant
(signedl J. J. CRIrTENDEN Acting Secretary.
To JANIS X. LAWRENCE. Esq, Attorney Of the United
States for the Northern District Of New York
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
Marine Affairs.

srrAath Citr % BIcisssD, Capt Terry, arrived yes.
tsr6ny fr, m Rrbmord. in twsnty.six hours.
srE.sts BsoiHsn JosAInsv, Capt nills, Will leave
IBIS sft.IbcoD for Chagres
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
Court Calendar for This Day.

srrsrNy CovRr-GgNEnsL TsRM-Adjourned to ss
turdsy. when decisions will be given CrRcrrr CovRy-
Noe tps 1888 73p Tt0 8s7 s4l T42 rs so, IA toi<s.
u B. BrsTrrcr CcuRr-Noe. 2s. 80 TO Il.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

ANo1HER UNoN SAFETY COMMITTEE. will
be seen by reference to our advertising columns,
that an independent Union ticket has been gotten
up in the Trentieth ward. We are now satisfied
that the Union is safe
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
VIA. nnd Toupces.-strnnrcrs nn,i cIti-

rms are informed that tne largest ceapst and
Migs snd Teurses are to je found MEDHURsT
HEAHDs q Maiden lsps, warranted NOT 70 thrint o.
chnuse color, and cobre all ths stss that
we're awarded the gold medal q. the London erhsitoa
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

PTEsiDENTfAL CANDIDATES Five candidates for
the Presidency are now In Washington city, viz
Miilsrd Fillmore, J. J. Crittenden, Daniel Web.
ser, Winfield scott. and stephen A. Dsuglss
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

to enter clothing estobhment and find Just the articles
you ~art-eneaf; sraeeul and durable fitting toa r. We
Cl1thng Store No l0l Fulton
friends to try their luck buyay fashionable Clothing
such low prices. ~ -
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

Speaking OF New styles, we saw the
newest thin in the way Of Hats that has eyes this
easor a. cur friend MEALIOS Saturday last He
bis friends superior article for the money and humbug
Call and see. 4l6 Hroadwsy.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

Cl.n yrssI on ssturdsy evsnin a. o'clock At s,oI
Tsr Hall SO Broaowsy pext 10 Nalter street raro eo
leton i OIL Psr nrs being the contnuaton OF the sale
de Hh tive tfcrairg smother hne optornnty 70 .otain
stfls f resl mtr tt suciin comreNuon See descriptive
tatnsutf st tke salltry, which new eTen 70 TIE public
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

THr HvNoARrsr ExIEs AT CHicAco.-Tbe Chicago
IN TiiJat, Of 18th instant speaking of the Hungarian
.xies In that city route for New Buds, says:-It Is
lntwn mort of citizens that have among US
some City 1.-TWO Hungarisns who psnions Of Kos
from tyranny, shared with him his imprisonment In
Turkey, and have nov sought asylum In this country
MIR Coreorsn Of Wsship gton has paid the expenses
these Hupgarians TO New Buda In Iowa where they
tend making settlement But the season II now % far
advanced that reaching that point. It would lie too
late TO their work and they would fnd them
selves without employment the to provide the
neceea1er for the coming winter They have therefore
be, scyed TO remain in Chicago until spring In the
boye sf here andrg work cf kind BY which TO sup
port themselves. some of them highly cultivated
pewscns uDsceus,omed TO atorous workout there
asc many q hen carpenters cabinet makers emit IA,
Miller wagon nakers siversniths fringe makers far.
msrs and taiors and others qualified for almost any
Lind Of eofnron work They all utterly with ,ut
means and wold be truly thankful for any employ msot
howese humble, that msy be offered them.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

To Porents.-Tlose who are about &c,
rurchsfe Clo thing for their children invited examine
assortment. One price for goods; n o deviation.
ALFRED kUNkOE L. co AL Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

reres Dyenx the Hair cf the most wonderful des,rp
tn acts like magic and dyes the hsr the L.
srped TO either black or tro~h Of the moss bssu.ife
and natural dsscrirtion without injury the skn
leaves TIE har soer aud skier p'ter the epeai1n This
With B.GIEs Hyperion Ilut ard Premium shaving Soaps.
te had 0f A. r. D. sands 100 Fulton street: Rushton
Clark Co. "a. snd Z Eh.u Go. iss Rroldwsy: WIN.
drufgists and rs.iHmors tlron ghout the woria.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
The Grca, Hoo. nns, Shoe Emporium,. rs


Fulton street ut BROOKS Is the very place tho
tity TO get rood article OF Boots Shoes Caters
&c. Mr.. Brooks has the largest 10 be fou nd in
the city and sells the cheapest
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

rood boo's an shoes TO patron the Boot Makers Union
SNatssu street We feel assured that in doinr they
will do benefit 70 thersslvss well as help forward
most TrsiseYorthy fystem Of doing business.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

cheap for Cash.-NOw Is your time to-
Iurchste Carretirs cheap for cash WH NcGRORTYS.
S Wiifm street where he found description OF
Carpetngs Oil Cloths &C. As the 10 fast closing
great lPrraEs can be had.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

gertted Btcrs rsrnedy tor Dysrsrsis in q.
various forms. such beaSsche heartburn
Of sprette nerveusnts aud general debility, Aayng tbs
hfsest testmOnials sven Ia favcr Of
the world. Sold wholesale and re,sii ty A. u. Sands
10 fulton streets Q. IA Rng l22 aad A. L. soovll Co.
SIC Bro adyay. -
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

=
and Caps-Lsdies beaver fes all the most
desirable stTles best terislg and prices
AMIDON, Fahion abe Eatte Gao Broadway, four doors
above Bleeeke street.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
Perfect shirts.--Gcntiomeu connpIaI

sometimes that their shirts doa't At GREENS, No =
Astor House. variety If orra be ftted by
enstoal systcm. ihe ashiouable of ci:y krow
this 10 be the fact and hence the multiplicity
which this fan mous establishment 10 favored.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
Wigs a2l Toupecs- New

style OF Wiss pronounced the perfect ,a
nature ye Those wanting very ur.ror article,
should call at BACHELORS celebrated viz ractory No
Wall street. ~hers be found the ia-ges and tess
sortBtbi In the city. Cory the address.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

Movements of Disting uished Indi vid usIs.
Hon. G y. Chspmsn. Miss W. II Lambert. Ala r.
Denksr Ohio John Bsprs EFT, Mich j. Warren Mas /;
j. stsbbins Cincinnati were among the arrivals yestsr
cay al the Clinton Hotel
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

Fewlers d Wells, Phren n ologists and abb
shsrs Glin ton Hall No I Nassau New York. and
tons with written Of when
Rooms open day and evening