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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19

The PRESlpENT's ToUR. We learn
from the White sulphur Spr:rss that the President.
ACCOMPANIED Nv NJ SECRETARY Stuart and some
oiher scallemCn. arrived a. that popular and beau.
,if,,l watenng.plscc ~ "Wednesday evening la>l. 4
committee OF gentlemen from different Southern
states met the President The previous evening some
twenty m.lt> from The Springs, and accompanie ed
hm thiiheS. HIS aIENal NSS greeted by The large
crowd so,ournlng a. Ne Springs, As well IS oy a
srea, many people ~ the nolgh9onng country, as
sFAllcd 10 see Nun. With the most cordial demon
STATIONS of respect snG wl,hog, distinction OF party
He MAS addressed on eeaali O; The assembled ct'
xens IN patriotic and eloquent strain BY Mr.. Bey-
ery Johnston. and ty lion John Barney, 10 whom
the President replied IN bnei but happy manner
declaring, among o;hes sentiments, that, IN Hdnlinl>
terng the Gspvernman., he knew no North no South,
no East 40 West Ills speech was warmly received
and much applspdcd w Strar; was also called
ou; and made some feEcJ.opS remarks, which drew
forth repeated applause
Ia TIE cvening the President visited the ballroom
Tor shoI, time, and received the CORDIAL Saluiation>
ii ~ brilliant company OF ladies and gentlemen.
National intellisenCer
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JUSTICE AT RoME.-We cad the atten-
ton Of our readers TO an article which we
publish In another place this morning. upon
the present administration Of justice or
rather Of injustice under the Pontlfcai Gov
eminent at Rome. 1t is from a reliable
authority and We presume that its dreadful
details NAV be relied on as faithful to the
truth. If any are disposed to doubt them,
let such turn 10 the statements OF Mr..
GLADSTONE, recently published IN The
Tribune, as TO the heaven-defying out
RACES on humanity perpetrated on political
prisoners by the Government of Naples.
That Government is IN the most intimate
and friendly relations with that which now
rules at Rome. and there is no reason to
suppose one much more just and humane
than the other Who that reads these
things can doubt that the end Of monarch
cal abuses and of the union Of Church and
State must be close at hand in that unhappy
country The Government, whose tyranny
IN this century thus goes to extremes which
the prosecutions of the middle ages cannot
surpass, is both weak and desperate, and
its utter downfall cannot be remote
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The
To PAINTERS AMP Publishers The

Nkw ron COMPANY respectfully call the attention oi nm
tiers AMI Publishers 10 then improved Type and SeeoNP6
Plates &c The improvement consists IN ewing 20 them q
eoneI face - about one third additional COST 80 thai th T
durability Is Increased direct ptupATllsn 10 The Superior
tenacity copper type metal wmch accordg 'c'f-
rect esperimens Is as " isto From tiIs single lac x
will al ouce te perceived that thin face oi copper mus
give ett, acrnay endurance % printing surface ana eN
ererce has fully proved such 20 be the case The Conn
many have secured letters patent for the Improvement ana
they are prepared and execute orders al then
Establishment. North William 1t, New YORK
The following papers printed IN the copper iacS Pe
New-Y Courier and Enquirer, New-IorA DStk lnh-
vpe Bostcn Dali, Journal Boston Flag OF Ouf Union
Rostsa Pictorial Draw ma Room Companion Ne"-N"rA
tr,yan AMI others NEWTON COMPANY,
iesI ruIhxStt S North Willaa-st \. Y
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MARYLAND The Wh,g Coarre,...s

Convention in the iss Distuc, has been p,ss
pcned to the sNh inst. a. Blatensburg n.
first Convention was unable to decide oe;vse,
the CLAIMS OF RICHARD |. Bo~Ir, (thc late nee
ber,l OF Montgomery County. Gen Thomas =
Bowie, Of Prince Georges County. and GeorS.
Wells, Of Anne Arundel. who were se,er,lh
Warmly supported by their friend,
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The next number Of 7ke TIbs-r f,' Rs~epscs
Circulation will be issued THIS MORNING
at o'clock. 1t will contain all the latest news
up to the time Of going to press. The Europa
sails from Boston Tomorrow at l2 O'Clock.
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NORTH CARoLNA.-StaniyS DNir.ct.-
Hon EDWARD SrANLY was chosen to the las,
Congress Just after Gen raylor's Inauguration
by a ma onty OF barely q votes. In that Con
5Y4ss. he pursued course OF steady and open
opposition 70 lie DIsunIonIsts and TO all schemes
for disafectng the South because Of the non
Extension Of Slavery H. was constantly re-
garded and spoken Of by the 'enao.e'' Neale'
and Clingmans as Southern man with North
err princlples-in effect, . disguised Abolltioni''
He declined reelection 10 the present Congress
AMI Hon VIM IL Washington vas nominated
in his stead. but, he declining, Mr. stanly was
called INTO the field q LAKE hour, as the alter
native vas surrender OF the District without a
contest Tie result is k,5 REJECTION BY @aff
iarreased najoaty and upon an increased r''r.
Here are the lu!l returns.
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tg Sir Henry Bulwer. the British Min

is,er to the United S,ates-whose departure for Eu
rope WAS mentioned In our last-has only zone on 4,
VIA, TO London, and expects. as We understand 10
return 10 the United States early IN November In
xa,on, Is Charged with the affairs OF the Mission
lNstiSnst ia'eslaseacer
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Exo,,sroR PAIL FAsHIos FOR 1851

px,aKs Co Hsitefs. 10 Broadway. Will introduce ihe
FL r,.b,u for Ceuflemen's Hats on SATURDAY. Angus
s.h a, hch time iley vii be fully prepared =" serve
fe,r customers f sDds and the pusle generally VIE
-. .hs ,oo.l and hnsh a hfch Viii ever re-
80, -, savance upcb all previous issues
Their mandatory L"~ cs,n2,ete IN a.. 's t-sas,
49,, a tie same b.urng the rrtsjoctisn oi IN az
c;e tke an always recDamend a. per'or aiS 'arf az
,,aea 70 continue deserve the lbofdl patronage
rt,ey nav. heretofore received
BrEgL Co would say - those who wish 70 is.gf the'"
rn 20 - essentially The Fashion they arc ever reaey "
sau..y toe taste and whes VI ihen c1sisiner ana vi
m.rr 70 orde, deslrbe pattern OF hat wk
Ill h- becoming the wearer both IN shape and sisie
Thsy s-o manufacture C'Oth and fancy Caps Of vsnons
md invite examination OF their goods hs
81 Tauli 2~l BREBE Il Co. rs Brgadss AZ
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r. The attention of our City readers
will be given to the proceedings of last
evening in the Board of Aldermen, on the
nomination of G.. w. Matsel as Chief Of
Police. A report was presented by Aid.
GRIFFIN and DooLEY, from the Committee
on Salaries. adverse to the nomination, re-
viewing in clear and dignifed language the
mode in which it was made. and the qualifi-
cations of the nominee, and showing con-
clusively, as we think, that he has grossly
neglected his duty. and that the City has
greatly suffered, and must long suffer there
by.
A minority report was also presented on
the other side. and after some discussion,
vote was taken on confirming or rejecting
the nomination.
Thereupon, Aid. DoDGE, Of the Hid
Ward refused to vote on the ground that
he had personal interest IN the nomnd-
hon-members having right to be ex-
cused on questions in which they have
personal Ipecuniaryl interest. The Board
being consulted. decided that this could not
be a question of that kind. However, he
still refused to vote, and his example was
followed by all the supporters OF Matsell IN
the Board Thus 1t stood nine for reject
ing the nomination, and nine refusing to
vote ilereupon AID. Franklin, who was
IN the Chair decided that the nomination
was rejected.
About the Justice of this decision there
can be no doubt Even had they voted,
Matsell would have been rejected. s>nce he
would not have been confirmed. And we
do not see that their refusal to vote. even
without beng excused, makes any difference
IN his favor
On this vote II should be observed that
Jonas t. CoNKIIN, Wing Alderman of the
NNlllth Ward, was absent, from what
cause was not explained.
The Chairman having decided that Mat
sell was rejected, an appeal was taken from
this decision. by the friends Of the nominee.
Mr.. Conkhn having now come in. the vote
was taken on tins question, and the Chair
mans decision was reversed By vote Of
10 TO Q, as We are informed
llereupon an etlor, was made by the
friends OF Matsell 10 postpone the subject
I'LL tins evening, which was accomplished.
Such were the transactions of last even
ing, We make no comment upon them.
They need none. The yeas and nays on
the divisions viii he found in the proper
place in our report OF the proceedings.
We think that the report AGAINST Mat
sell would have been more satisfactory had
it not only shown his uniness for the office
and his culpable mismanagement, but dwelt
Succmctly upon the fact that he is nell
g,blo to the office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
NEw-YoRK PNEUMATIC DRAINING AND
81 NAssAU.sr-BoOt makers Union AssO-
ilnn Bons sho. Caters a retail for holcsale prcos

to FINE Doors and CATERS, made OF
the best materials and workmanship, and such Shoes Al
can depended On be found at WATKINS Ia onaOe
estabhsLnient. No. ia Fulton-st WATKINS pndes HIM
self on max NJ none redy 0Ood articles which he sells
At the possible prices lie offers no Boots but those
=, hrs oy-, man fa.tuTe aul6 3tS1u&Th
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ausfNEss NOTICES.

ryLyARY & Co., leaders and introducers
y, cen,l.mea's Hate Nos. ,, 4 and As,,r
Will this day cpea several bales Of sups
- AZ T,can Grass bamnsocks
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, TUESDAY. AUG 10. 1851
To Correspondents
For Europe.

Nichnsl BoriGnd We heard the STAT sSs1t
ROfert Owen which you spess a. and have means d;
disyravlng them, but We think they Cnnrs
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~ We are compelled by want OF space
70 omit Mr. Creeey's letter from Galway TIL to-Tnor
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~ Those cheap Summer Dress Goods

At RoplNe's IN Grand 81 are the greatest excitement Of
The seSent dav Printed Lawnsisnd Mushns from Cd to
Is per yard Barge Deancs from Is TO Is 80 and per
yard BsrCees and Tissues. Is. per yard Fonlad Siks
and Poplns from 2s Cd u IS I'd. per yard summer
Shaws from s. o. Is Mantlles and Nisees from S2to
81 Pxrasols from s. to liza Mons and Boys SUMMER
Wear frem II TO U.s. Cd per yard All kinds Of Domestic
Goods cheap G NJ BoDEE. No 32J Grand St, corner OF
Orchard It anis >W
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Wuo SHALL G.ISsAY 1T The Union

,as scheYed triumph. signal as II is important. The
oar excellence II tat. and beauty has been attained ard
elegantly displayed the recherche style q Gcnere.n
Fa Hsfs produced by he Hat FISSUIRS UNION, cf No
n Par r Theirs indeed the model hat Of The
D,yes,d rs - II every exaggerated feature, Il is prs,
ncunced ~ oonnosssur. he most Ia lilies. production u
vears HAT FISIsHERs' UNION. No II PsTs-roS.
Opposite me Aston House. sign a the Goldeo lat
Mo
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CAkpETING-New and splendid Pat
English and American ThTse-pb and IN IN,
.ra,n C,f.tIe Rugs and Floor Oil Cloths. iOt Fall
Trsde al yer, low pIces al No. ~ Bowcry, HIRAM An
DFRSONS the celebrated largest and cheapest Carpet
astxhshm eIt IN the United States The eisht spacious
Salcs Rooms at store stocked Will, new
Fail Carpets &c, NJ reduced prices.
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Later from tuba.

The brig Charles kcrshaw, which Ar.
rived at Charl,,loH on Thursday last. brings
dates from Havana to the Sih inst According
to the proclamatlons published IN the newsps-
pers. the msurrectlon had been entirely Quellci
On the 26lh OF JULY. Don Joaquin Acuero Y
Aeucro. Ohc news OF whose capture. with that
of five OF has band, reached Us by tie last steam.
cr.) an.ed at Puerto Principe, IN the custody OF
the Governments troops. \ communication iron
the Governor OF Cieniuegos dated Aug ,. stated
that all was quiet and that the people had organ.
lzed themselves for the defense Of the Govern
ment. The Faro Industrial NJ Aug 3. contains
proclamation from the Captain. General, Concha.
stating that he had received adSlces from the
Central and Eastern Department, Of the Island.
where the most complete tranquility prevailed
In the defeat and dispersion which had belad'n
the party Of Amenteros, the troops had taken
fifty horses
The Captain General also SAYS that imcHicrs
himself had thrown himself at the feet OF the
Commandant Of the Regiment of Tarngona.
Jose Maria Esplnosa, PRAYING for pardon. and
that IN all the parts Of the Island. hitherto N
ported dlsailcctcd, or whcncyer the Rebels bal
shown themselves the inhabitants were rising
by thousands, armed. equipped. and offering
their services 10 the Government,
Among those arrested, and those who gave
themselves up. are the following
D. Julian Fomandes. Francisco ihides
D. Cruz Silva ID Manuel de sol.
ID Alefo Ianaga. ID Fernando Hernandez
D. Jose Maria Rodriguez, jose Dolores del tosh
d. TeTlbio garcia. Brunei,
ID Joaquin Lopez -Cuidad GueYarl,
d. PEDRO KomaTes ID Pedro Vera,
d. Nesto Cadazo, ID lose Tcrelfo,
ID. Jose Mcdinilla, Fernando Mcdlniils,
ID Ilccrtc Leon, NaTCiso Prna,
Santiago Calderon. Jose Antonio Lonkilcs,
u Aveluo posada Nicolas Mcdnla,
Mariana BoUei, jose GuilrTmO Gmeap
ID lWacIo tolmc, -. ltuTquf,
ID Juan Quc>ada, -. Lucas tolme,
ID ErlstObdl larro,s. Manuel RiyrTo
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~ IIOUSDkttptrS, anu al UtIICIo, III WIN
II B.di,ns Beds,eafs, sc would do well 10 CAL at Nj
WuLARDs OLD established Wareroons. 100 Chath"n->t
corner OF Mubey-st where De found the arse> a.
sortment Of articles his hne cdcred 10 TIE pDic
coussne feathers Beds Mattresses kc Paicnt Sc!c"
nedste sud g1hocSa. and rel all su9 l0IuIhAS
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ELEGANT SHlRrs.-An elegant fit is as

desirable m Shirt as IN any other article OF dress aud
oobnr an I've more beautiful than the set and style OF tue
Shirt made at GREENS celebrated establishment Ast9
Vouse Every article that the stare Is warranted
md gentlemen giving their orders depend upon receN
ing the game eHacy at the time agreed uon however
short the notice.
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Rucr> aye the hes, remedy Tor all he understandable mp
toms of Dyspepsia discovered ior pruof OF hs read
known ciiiIenS
ssleb, A B. u Sands 100 Ful,ou-St A. D. Sco,ill
Go SIC aud A R,nr. iC Broadway. Il Coddnston,
3e3 Hudson It and ~ Broadway VI Gmon, ~ Bowe-
~ ceaner Of Graud.s Hall chle Go. POS Greenwich
81 and u, Druggists generally IN the United States
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To- DR.. JAMES W. PowrLI., Oculist, Au-

t>t &c cOa:inucS q, hi> attention especially
diseases OF t,e EyV and Eli, irom TOD O'Clock daily, II
,se offices ne has ocnl ed ~ the last years, Nc ~
BroN entrance ". Marrcn->t where can nc had
his Treatise the lie 'hlrd eton with plates prcc.
sects Also. larsC supply 1T beautiful Artificial Ewes.
~hch he inserted Vlthea; operation and
eye aul3 6tMI0STh'
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HAvASA AND PRINCIPE CIGaRs.--J ANEs
s,p,ItR No ig7 Broadway, "Fnnkl N Building, would
respectful, inform his friends aud thc public TIA, NJ hs
uS received large very choice asSorimen, oi b'Aha
ana pnc ~ Gears of various brands whIch he oilers Tor
sac nj reasonable pnces either whole ae or IsNLN
SIM Ir 10 RrnnAMaA. "ErtnklIn Nuldlngs Nult Y
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To- PALMER " Co. = great California Ex-
press will take Freight aud Packages 10 per cent lower
Shaa auy ether responsible COMPANY. Through Ia lhrV
ave day, OF ne charge PALMER Co, 80 Broadway, az
tNonsed A,anis Of L : NJ. SteamSlnp line M22u
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town" j. once more alive with PEOPLE The watsrns
pl4css almost abandoned and tho dcnts Of Union
sisoe Fifth and Gramercy Park busy WITH her
1.-THE WINTER CAMPAIGN
Trace, after sumDer. hot and restless j. row
~ude awake and the thronged yavensnts bspea The gra
fyMg Truth that the mas commenced hspA hAt
BarEe u ~olln'" Call and examine hs Fall style OF
Hat Talk OF Excelsior, II u not omit hishef nnt "
broader lighter and elegant than ever ana s'i the
dollar cheaper than charged Tor an IA
feTor article" al the called fashOnabie bfOH"p e.
tabllshlent Call and Call rather aud ouy one
u his Fall St,le Of Hats HIS experience Of lIe Tune
aded u the ANXIOUS labor weary months have been er
pended on the yrOduc,ioo Of ts specimen OF his
art-a specimen thai combines taste. durability. Deany
and lghtIess. far advance OF anytung yet miro
duced lsstdiOus public. In reply to inn,snetaDle
inquiries. reiat We - the time ~hen Witt ~
v that the his Fall Stie OF ia mas oee
a. acosdance the demand OF the iashiou'~' "oc'
ssnsequsr,'ly the White Hat
o, he az an evidence Of an ent, pocket,
IN affect stion never INDUCED by those Who think there
Is season for all thiDrs Again repeal eau s1a'n''
select ana pay for one Of KNOx's beautiful HAS
or THE FALL STYLE, FOX l1jl
YEN snd ,rar gers fashonables and unfashcnabes old
and Young will be heartily welcomed BY KNOX SGlb l"
NEw-YoRK PNEUMATIC DRAINING AND
N.nuy.eruRfSc CoMpAsY-The Books II subscription
for tns balance OF the Capital Stock Of his Company vi"
continue the pubic at the Office HhNkt AlKLR
EAg No n Beekman At, between the hours of 10 NJ.
aad y M until Saturday next the I'D INST An install
Of ten pei Will be due and payable at the time
s subscription.
EPFRAfm STEVENS, JAMES Aico'h.
PIERRE LAMBERT, JOSEPH QCERIPBi
Henry ALKER. Trustee
New-York, Aug 10, 1851 aulBbt@
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To- For TENDER FEET, the only posi-

svr .euedy is BvsR'S CSrM LlNrNENr, 4 neve
fails PuncpAl dsp0t 3e Grccnwlch, corner OF Duane
at also OF T. NJ Gaion. Grnd-si and Bower
Kendall 4 Co. ii2 BToadwsy BROOKLYN. Of Mr. Hays
10 F,ttoa->t AMI nSi. Palmer 10y MNrtc,a AZ. pIce
cents pei e.i,lc auT istrUIhAS'
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" town" alive with PEOPLE. The waterns-
plzces almost abandoned and The rdcnts Of Union
sisoe Fifth az and Granercy Park bus, with ihsir
49, for
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-08-07
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINLMENT.

10 Tie Halt he Lame I've E
Has long been known and curative
Burns ms Wounds IaH
production
lIuMESr
s a truly S Uad % & It's oss s ps1s aud M S.Ins ling properties dit
9 70 the whole on. system to the @ eAtns Of the hnssn s1d
pr;On
Aady slightly bruised spread
over the back Doctor; onmsa, washes and asra
sss s % f M @ 1a % ssi p 5 @ ] s5 @ 5 5 G f 5 .s hand .n '11 %
ts % % & o cu@ 5 % sd .. % % ss1o % % rheumatism Tn. chords
% @ rs TsE @ a a at e' & fSs s @ , @ Mustang ss' Line the
ment relaxed chords oo the relieved
% sS % R F & a % s aa hi 1 gn ] 1 lsa no % m S s very severe
rapidly any weight upon it or set
s % . As S " . .s6 .ss % : s; % . sf'"
NFLAMMAToRY RHEUMATISM
si e 5a @ .e & % oie % @ M6. Iaissat % % In . n %sn
| Let any io"S5 presence % may s specimen
Kyr years.
He heard Mustang ment bought used directed and he WE'LL
Ananns Ey~ baia6 running
H soe! @ % the MUSTANG % me % "nsni 5 anS @ si @ aoas ] @ @ directions % % o %
old who bad 1snis c1gS
& & Head The scalp wa. ; % SIS @ fI M [ than d %
tarsas1 s, ali the
Lii only healed the but brought out beautiful
oike the hair that she had
de in
Of the
Sa Ruse Gd Scratches Sny Poll Evil Estu Big Head SPav
that be
slimhsle erfeely smoothly the ueo o is ment
Liniment good profit and sells
EXTRA J!
Mustang Lnment But do not ne
k
i
p The dollar not
four
nPruipa A and Market s
Louis Missouri
h5-Drnggits sndC supplied .s ~
O June ls5l-iy
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Curious Discovery IN BULGARIA

CURIOUS Discovery IN BULGARIA.
"A very curious discovery has just
been made in the province of Bulga-
ria, in Turkey. Some Greek work
men, in digging near the village Of
Rahmanileah, and the town of Had
zah, found a large table Of grey
colored marble; they removed it. and
found one beneath exactly Similar;
having removed that also, they saw
great number of objects shining
like gold and silver. They fastened
10 the captain of the district, and
that functionary, assisted by two
ecclesiastics, proceeded to make an
animation. They found a skeleton
OF large stature, with a copper he'll
met on his head, surrounded by a
thin crown of gold; the hands and
arms up 10 the elbow were stained
with something OF bronze color;
in the right hand was copper chain,
with an incense box of the same
metal, covered with verdigris; on the
third finger OF the left hand was a
gold ring with the figures in Roman
characters, 966. By the side of the
skeleton were three cups in silver,
very brilliant, and twenty-six cups in
iron, very rusty, but bearing traces
of having been giIded; there was
also an immense number of nails,
and about five hundred arrows oi
which the wood was Iotton and the
points rusty. The skeleton and the
different articles were carefully pack,
ed up and sent to AdrianoPle for ex-
animation.
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sEaveryfn CaIrfsrusn.

We have for some time past been
aware oi the existence Of an organi-
zation, got up by the leaders OF the
Democratic party in this city and
elsewhere, the object Of which is to
divide the State, with the view TO
the introduction of slavery in the
southern portion of the present Com
mofwealih. Until the last ten or
fifteen days, we looked upon the
movement as the offspring Of dis
eased imagination on the part Of a
few restless, ambitious, ultra South
ern disunionisis, that would result
in nothing but a ridiculous farce, and
draw upon its projectors the con-
tempt of the people. When the
scheme was first concocted, tie char
acter of the men who headed il war
ranted the belief shat it cou Id never
disturb the peace or endangerl the
welfare of the State. But since il
has been espoussd by many Of the
most enlightened and responsible
men in the Democratic party-men
who are the acknowledge exponents
Of the principles and policy Of that
party-it has assumed more seri-
Gus aspect, and invites the scrutiny
and earnest attention OF every man
who has an interest in the honor and
prosperity of the State. The plan
was conceived in the first place by
a few restless spirits, who cannot
exist except in strife, convulsion and
revoIution--men TO whom excite
ment and notoriety is the breath OF
life. They have since Eeen joined
by the emissaries OF disunionists in
South Carolina, Ala0ama and Texas,
who have been sent here TO create
discord, division, and foothold for
slavery.--iSan Francisco Picayune,
June 10Th.