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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
Go-partnersbip.


THE COPARTN ERSHIP heretofore
existing between the subscribers, und0r the hrn Of
HART. MOREHOUSE MERRITT, Is tins day dissolved
by its limitation The business viii be settled u
either of the partners. at the office Of MOREHOCSs
MaHRIIT, No. SAT Pines -
RICHARD p. HART,
STEPHEN Is. MOREHOUSk,
PHILIP II. MERRITT
New-Yofk December |, 1851.
LIMITED PARTNERSlfP.-Th undersgned, IN
pursuance of the provisions Of tho Revised Statutes Of
" Limited Partnerships have this day formed Limited
Partnership that the name finn under which snch
Partn, rship IL to be conducted is "NOREHOUSE &
MERRITT" that the genera nature OF the business IN
tended TO be- transacted The dealing in Domestic Dry
Goods Commission that the general partners are
STEPHEN b. NOREfOUSE and PHILIP II. MER-
RITZ who respectively reside IN the Cy OF New Nors
and that the Spa cia Partners RICHARD p liAkT, who
.si ,srsnes has stock The
Of twenty five thousand dollars that the periOd AZ Which
said Partnership 10 commence tho hrs day OF Dscem
bcr one thousand eight hundred and fifty and tho
period At which will terminate IL the first DAY Of Dscem
her Que Thousand eight hundred and fifty three.
Dated New York December |, 1851. ..
STEPHEN B. MOREfIOUSE,
PHILIP H. MERRITT,
d2sv RICHARD p. MART.
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Gbnurss fSx Business Mefa.

GALE Of STOVE CUM hnN W
HCIosE an AsSlGNMYNT-The snosoiiosl on.
ssls fe ca,h the stock Of goods and nI,urcs comPe
Of Stove business IN IN. store No s,s wafer ~ te
cecnn,d bv 81 y Low This Is an ola estaoishto sau =
- - con .Ss,ed 90, place for the business III ap1-
eaton made ser. he o,h Of January nett an faess
800 80 sdynptse.0ps character can be effected Cos
.,sS x,ib tbs il Foundry AZ Sing Sing, for ae
'aetuTs Of stove and other castings which w slso
90 rrtv,t, sale at any before the 10Th Jsnu ~
JAMES 3 DANFORTH. Assignee, No 5,SsGGfTE IN
For sale above Second hand STEAD E.vSsrhs
good srder, Of three horse power. ol,4."-----
yTNO PHYSICIANS and DRU s'. Is, rH
II The whole part Of small Dpno.hecsry or young
Tbv.c,sn The operug desirable one s,. 20 take charge
Of the psme Address DOCiO'' dill BE
Post ofhce.
yu,O pHYSICIANS.-For Sale, good
Court. Practice and Rs,dsncs 10 miles %n IRON 10 n
city sss ~ sii Bowery from 10 iii o'clock dl I'm
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Jswelrp, &r.

Great Sale Of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
w and PLATED WARE.-W. 8. WOOD, No. ,67
Broadway viii sell for the next two months goods al
rrsa. saorace .s he desous Of making change IN ms
busiuess The STOCK O. ntains large amoun.o
DIAMOND AND PEARL WORK.
RICH IEwELRY, SILVER WARE. SHEFFIELD
pIATr &c All ofwheh Will be sold without reserve
yh.is .,lerdd opportunity 10 purchase rich articles,
for Holiday Presents rs they viii ~ sold low.
All Good. sIra1 genuine and good as sr'od
There no fiction about this he goods must be SOLD
REGARDLESS Of cost And accommodate AL the store vii
no, he clo.sd before O'Clock each evening. dlj lH
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r AMPS. GIRANDOLES. BRACK.

IL ETS, CHANDELIERS. ac.-rhe undersigned
wishes 10 direct public attention to his large and assorted
stock OF GrARdots Chandeliers, Brackets Candesbras
STYLES and paiterm Also new article Of Csmphene and
bsinIns Fiud Warranted not TO explode pure Sperm,
large assortment q Paper Shades and every article
neced with the trade all warranted and delivered any
part Of the city free OF charge Country merchants sup
pied ON the most advantageous terms Orders BY post
otherwise punctuallv attended 10. SOLOMON 8. REL
LY M 1875 Canslst.. corner of Laght No i67 Green
Moh-st, near Courtlandt, and Ne. ?s CsAsl-st near
Hudson, NewYoTk. NO lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

CITIZENS FIRg INSURANCE Co.. Dec. J. l,si.
nIVIDEND.-A Dividend OF EIGHT
~ per cent has been declared this day payable oa Il.
nsnd. at the Office No. 81 All. II.
&c Avs J NJ. MCLEAN, Seets'au
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-A. JOEL

~
Co No; 3is Broadway having complete heir I'M
pertations fer the approaching Festive Season, now
offer Tor sale a. the lowest prices irge
and elegant assortment of RICH JEWELRY of the
newest STYLES and super or workmanship set with Da
monds Ruhes Pearls and other stones il Brace
let's Earrings, Pms Kings. Chat claus. Lockets. CHAINS
Pencil Gases, Studs, CHAINS &c. Fine Watches By the
most eminent makers Silver Wares Electro and Sheffield
Pls'ed Goods PAPER Machs in endless variety China
Vases, Bottles Tee aiete Sets Sc uahog any
and caromsndel wood Workboxes Dressing Cases WIT
ing Decks OdoI Cases Glove Boxes. sc. Leather Desks
blo'ers Dressing Cases, Paneteres Enyeop Cases, &C.
Gard Cases and Pcst MOnnaies "a gold silver pearl
tolse shell SC, Work Cases, Netting Boyes Scent Bot.
ties, Fruit Knives, Napkin Rings real Jet Ornaments
krankfert Enamel Ware pearl sandal wood And other
Fans and an immense variety Of European Fancy Goods
700 numerous 10 partlc Glarlse. dlS lit !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
DODWORTH'S Dancing Academy,

DODWORIHS Dancing Academy,
n . No as Broome-ss This Adjustment is now open
for the season Glasses Wednesdays and Saturdays for
Ladies and Children Saturdays for those who wish 20
attend Classes on Mondays and Thnrsdsvs
Other classes ON Wednesdays aud Saturdays in the
ing for Gentlemen. Prscoing Lessons Thursday
ings Sores semi-monhy for AdGlts and monthly for
Children. All the modern Dances included in The
course Of instl uctsn For particulars. see Circulars
u25 I'm
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,cp vopn DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY DECEMBER IS. 1851
q LADY having a norton of her time

A LADY having portion of her time
IN unemployed would ne wiling to give essoas IN TIE
rue Of the Epgsh Ianguase 20 sdgls rh,se cd
c.p as bee uesiected ia esfiv le sso instruction.
on = Forte required TerAs REASONABLE "A
e. 20. A B., Tribune Office. ID IA
N0TICE.-Mrs. MEA9S has removed
l Der French and English 30 AROtNG and DAY
I, HCOI for Young Ladies 10 No. West l5ih ;. heeE
I'D shaw where she h.s Increased accomn od'on iet
arsine and Day Pupils Crcnlars AZ NJ q est i's,
% o. Al Msssrs. ROE LOCKWOOD SON D. 70 vi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
for the 6cli0aps.
Presents Presents Presents Present.,

Presents! Presents Presents Presents
GEO. w. FUTILE invites all who
~ intend purchasing FANCY or USEFUL AN
TICLES for the GIFT SEASON to make an early
visit to his splendid Emporium, No. si5 Broadway
Strangers especially will be well repaid By visit to this
famous Curiosity Shop OF all Nations" where may be
found variety Of style and price the combined
FANCY WARES and NOVELTIES of the WORLD.
Ii would require volume cIumerate one half of the
gems and varieties here collected Tie public, young and
old rich and poor eay and sedate may here ind ANY
THING and EVERYTHING that heart can desire, at
PRICES UNUSUALLY LOW. The price is marked in
plain figures every article FROM which there can be NO
DEVIATION Mr FUTILE is prepared this season with
the largest and FINEST VARIETY Of TOYS ever Of
feed in the United States TO which he calls the particular
attention al concerned the happiness Of the children
dc 6tIuTh&St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
Daucing SCHOOLS.

HENRY WELLS and SISTERS
- ACADEMY for DANCING and GRACEFUL
DEPORrMENr, 81 stuyvessRt Institute, No SSs BreSd-
The following Of the and fsshionaoie
dances and waltIes introduced and taught by HI Wes
and Sister: La CsllaIenDe, la kossuh, la Souvelle
SchOttlsh, La RedOwa, La GOTtEs La alKs Simple, La
Valse DeuX Temps. la Slolhenne, La Polka dsEarNa
IA Vase ElSlef La Scho;tsh mple la poSs Simple,
La Cracoyis La vslse Henrietta. lie Ouadr,lle MAEursa
lie Cotlon Polka lie star Polka Qaadnlle, lie Quadclls
Polka lie Quadne Ordinslre, La NouAeau Cotllloa. lie
Spanish Cotlilon Fl Hasenero La rsnpets &C. Glasses
for Masters Misses Wednesday and Saturday aer
Moons at o'clock Classes. Likewise, for Masters and
Misses Tuesday and Friday afternoons AZ O'Clock The
lessons for adults will he by courses of each and
will take place evsry Monday and THURSDAY al u for
gentlemen and at 10 A for ladies'. These lessons
designed Tor the aep. practice we'll as for tho begin
nes HouTs devoted especially. mornings and evenings
depces Of families nN I'm
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20 - T ifTI CHARLES SEYMOUR. Treasurer.
$5OO.OOO. nE SAkG c Of SAM

RCOO,UOO. REVENUE CEaTlyIcArgs
The Comptroller hereby notice that IN Pus lance
the Act 10 provide for the completion Of the Erie Canal
Enlargement and the Genesee Valley aud Black River
Canals passed July TO- 1851 he Will receive sealed pa
poeas until room ef TUESDAY the ed dag OIL DecsneH
inst for FIVE hundred thousand dollars Of tho Cnn
Revenue Certificates mentioned IN the said ACT
Such certificates will be issued for such sums IS mrw
desired by the purchasers except thar no cofunoseM
less than $780, including any fractional part OF $780, M
be issued. -,
The certificates will be payable the first day JUN
1906 and will bear interest at tho rate OF sS per csss w
anpm pay able semi annually az the haitian ComeaE
10 the CITY of New York or the Now York state BAak
Albany the holders shall prefer and will DO ansses
at the Manhattan Company =, 49,,
The money will be required TO be PAID on the 2lth dd
December by deposits the credit OF the ots
state OF New York account Of the Canal Fund IN NE
Manhattan Company or the New YORK state Bank
Proposals may be made for the whole sum of Sseoos,
any part thereof not less than II COO and are 20 be ses
VI aud endorsed Proposals. for tue purchase Of Java
Revenue Cettcatss and Dclosed IN envelope address
eI 10 the CONT troller, Ht Albany.
The COMPTROLLER reserves the ugLt OF seliihy ?"
am aunt thar five hundred thousand dollars II ia bis uds
Il ent the nteret of the state requires T. Uonp.,oisS
office. A lbany, Dec 9. 1851 PH L. ~ LLLm
dit So"pHv"".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

The best assorted stock of India rubber fancy goods
suitable for holiday p,etens, to be found the India
rubber Store, Ne le6 william ct between Fulton and
John SITS including beautifully dressed dolls alse heads
and bodies arms separate or attached also cheap lot
Of lnola-rubber balls. TOYS, amin ais &c. sc.
HENRY DAVENPORT, Manufacturer
DIS avs No I2s Willlam.u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
Boots, Shoes, Sc,

Boots, Shoes, Sc,
ROOTS, SHOES AND CATERS at
La kowinr prices Ladies Caters al 9 and 10
shllhngs; Gents Rubbsrs at 5, and Is Msns strong
Shoes s. prime Bsys strong Shoes dodblesos gents
Cali Beots 81 s. Ladies fine Kid Sps and S. gents
fire Patent Leather Shoes and Caters at less price than
Ole 3uTuTn&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
OfFI1E ROCHESTER AND SYRACUSE X r. ID. !
Grammar 6|h Nov lRk

CANANDnGUA. Oh Nov. 1851
NOTICE.-Two CALLS of Ten Dol.
LARS each. on each share Of the untitled stccl u
this Company he first call payable the LIST DAY OF De-
cember next. and the second tho st day Of Jara,y
next has been made by resolution OF the Directors Tho
COMPANY
day Of December next SAY $40 share do and
coive thereon from that day. payable the regular
dividend days.
The payments may he MAIDS to the credit VI CHARLES
SEYMOUR. Treasurer, at toe Office OF J. ~ rhayef
Brother Boston Bans OF the State Of New York the
City of New-YoIk Bank Of Syracuse Bank of Ausan.
and the Rochester City Bank and certificates OF tbs dep,
TO he forwarded so this office a, which payments viii
also be received
MO TuThSStyi CHARLES SEYMOUR. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

,ONFC lloNARY for the HOLI-
0DAYs-A reh ard ysTied assortment AZ thu lo--ss,
prices ~i 6e found Al HCDGklNs No Ils Greenwich st
Observe the name. don't be miied
Be sure you're rlght-.heE 90 ahead" dig Il 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

TAKES for the HOLIDAYS.-Public
sitencn respectfully invited TO the establishment
OF 'hs Undersigned HIS long peFience ard continued
success lead HIM 20 believe that he yield the utmost
satsfachoa 10 ali who IentTust their orders him Hs
preparations for the approaching festivities embrace ali
Kinds Of Cakss consisting OF Plum Rasn. Pound Almond
Nsw-fesI CItTon, Cur ants Scotch, Ladys fingers
W. DUNCAN. No: 373 9TH av.. 97th-si.,
clitJl foImsrlE OF No lac RnNerr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

UTCHER e. READ, Practical
dsofs from Peck slip. An orders prs1ipsiy strRdc ~
~ b-,sSses 2oas ~,k nes,1eSs ale H.. .'ca Li-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
Real estate 1ur 5ale.

NOR SALE-The COUNTRY SEAT,
the property Of the late Jonathan Lawrence Esq OF
.hs CITY situated al IoDewe in the County OF Duohets'
about miles from the Hudson River The property con-
,sts of four acres land high state oil Improvement
with an admirable dwelling house barn, carrage aad out
cnIt,ysisd dct connected by plank roads with the WI
isre Of Poue and the Hudson RIVER haroaa anu
an ths yicny Of church and me
property in question offers unusual Inducements 10 those
aerrpg a cheap and all respects commodous ooua'U
SIs S~ HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

EARRINGS PRIVATE DANCING
~ ana Waiting ACADEMY, At No IS Bend St:
epep day Cssses to suit the convenience OF all
Sources exclusive patrons Academies and families at
tended For terms, apply a. above. d6 lN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
NOR SALE-Two genteel two-story

ii Cottages with Easements, with fuil io's) moosrn
built and the best both for convenerc
and durability They are situated 80th-st between "a
and ID avs In good noghbJrhood and are deslraSe 10
essteel residences Apply 10 A Mrco'F 40 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

SCHOONER for SALE.-The fast sail
~ ing schooner MARTIN VAN BUREN,, row lying AZ
foot OF Christopher North RIVER Said vessel Is "a
fee; sesm feet hold e. feet keel draws feet water,
when loaded carries $50 tuns burden She has been re-
built rom her keel this last Spring she has rigging
sad sails throughout Also everything complete and
order moment She is well calculated 10
run Virginia the pine wood trade Said schooner can
be bovhtio and accommodating terms, by apply 10
PETER CRAMER Poughkeepse. OF to
WI DRAKE, Deputy Sheriff,
ia lms City Hall, N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

NOR SALE-The barge Superior, now
II running between Newbursh aud New fetk as u
fs,cht and boat She is well calculated for the
business having saloon with sixteen state rooms sun
cient for the OF forty passengers, add
tion 10 her below deck For particulars
INQUIRE OF the Captain board at the foot Of Warren
New York, OF the subscribers, at Newburgh
de- Inns h CARPENTER co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
RAILROAD MORTGAGE BONDS :

II ne nnGefscned ohet for sale
$4,000 Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bou,, N n. y,
fslo and State Line Railroad Compsny-6n--n y..,.ts
-Coppons Astsohsd-payAoIe II; ApTd aud Oogssss
$4,000 SeveR Per Cent MotfEag- Bords Mn. ~
Haven and New London Railroad 6assa year. {, -,
CouFoes aitsohed-psyabe ioh March and Se9ssnA,,
$40. eco Seven PEI Cen. MoT,sass Boais o. u. n.
Haven and SoTth,mptoa Company. tCaaL 2,ln,.-
sghe years 70 r1R-Coupons -paysl'e 10 h Jasu,,,
july.
$4,000 Sevan Per Cent MOrssge Bonds 81 tAs s,-,l
EN- Ircians Railroad companY-ten ear, 70 s-Csa,,,,
payable IL, February and August
These Beads ell secured BY arsi aors,se, On n.
spscivs r. ads sud the neFss' 81 pnnei,a A., O,,,A
Ia New NoiA. WARD 4 Co
as 81 Noaw.0,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

HANOVER BANK. Ngw- YORK. Dec, u 1851
nINIDEND.-Ihe Board of Direction
~ have this day declared Dividend oi three aud oss
per cent psIasle 70 The On ass ais
diTtJy2 g NJ LIVINGSTON. Caskis,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

II Sale. the brick front Dwelling House and Lot OF
Ground IN fee, known No. 10 Suffolk ST., between
Grand and Hester The Lot is % feet froat and
BY 100 feet IN depth. For particulars inquire at No.
Droad-st.
NB-lf the House is not sold at private sale prsveus
20 the s0h Of January next will then bo sold at plbhc
auction. without reserve by Wan H. Franklin. Son < Co.
DIS lW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
Observation-Disclosures Lots

for sale on 9th-av SD and 8hsts between 9th and
The hose rapidly improving. and is free
from all present and prospective Tho property
Is most ogibIy situated end offers large inducements to
persons DESTROYS of securing homestead or making an
dispstsI,Ie Apply to WILLIAM VENVILL,
di (wM&Ths Atty at Law, &C., No. l42 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
aJcCORD'S KAOLIAN SOAP.-(Pa

CEDAR BOARDS.-Now landing, aud
~ for sale 100 900 feet of Cedar Boat Board Also;
for several SlOODs and SchOoners from 40 to 100 ns
burden Inquire nal I'm NJ I. hUNf ON. shs South-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
HARMS MILLS and FACTORY for
OF the sVbscrbet. on Inc pIebIses =, x,rrCIIrIt
dit lms JAMES N. niiChhhh'

NOR SALE.-A small new Cottage aud
IL 10 acres Of good unimproyed Farming Land for S3,O
500 cash down the residue SIS quarterly ess than oity
rent Also fine 10. for $780, near Hclbfook S,a-
ton Also TO- and 40 acre Lots between the station
and Long Island Bay The above Lands are the best OF
the unmproved Lands ON Long Island for farming and
gardening purposes sud within hours tlde on the rail-
road Apply to A McCOTTER, No. 1913 Fultonst. di82w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

PEOPLES BANK oy NEW YogS. New York. Dee 4, 1881
nNlDEND.-The Board Of DIrector
have this day dccued Div derd Of three aad sa..
half 1917 per cent payable snd sfier January > 1851
The transfer books viii be c sed from the 4sd Iaspsy
inclusive ldl6 l3tsl u. DE- ANGELS CASHIER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
LVARM.-Wanted to purchase, a Farm

DEAL ESTATE. sale, a number
tof i I'd and Sd GLASS Houses IN the upper part OF the
e,ty om Washington square Both and between Lex
ntou and 9Th The subscribers personal attention VIII
applicants for purchase from aud
% Inns L. B KINSIIIMER, No $40 tth-avenue.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-02-07

Recent accounts fom Oregon stnte
that both Mounts Helen and Baker are
sending forth volumes Of smoke, evin-
cling that The volcanic fires are still in
vigorous actiyiy.--Ea. Paper.
That, we are inclined TO think, is a
humbug, We have seen these Mounts
and heard tell of the fire and smoke -
have seen the black spot in the coat of
snow which covers old Mt. Helen, which
spot is said to be the vertable hole from
which she gives out her wrath-we have
seen the 'oldcst inhabian,'' and never
yet have been able TO find any one who
had personally seen the said smoke,
though many saw persons who did see
il. "Where there is smoke, there must
be some fire." but this Oregon volcano
matter we have good reason 10 he assured
is all gas.-Delphos Budget. a.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-02-07

The clone" EscoRr.--The expense
Of escorting Henry Long, the alleced
fugitive, recently condemned 10 slavery
by the New York court, to Richmond, is
estimated by the New York Evening Post
at about one thousand dollars; and the
whole cost of this case will probably be
nearly double that sum. The expenses
attending every other case decided un-
der the fugitive law thus far, have been
nearly ROUTE as much. These ''long''
Bills Of course are paid by the U. s.
treasury, from the revenues levied and
collected from the people, for support o
the Government. A more vllainous
diversion Of public money from its legt-
innate uses, has never been attempted. If,
as is claimed, the black servants of the
South are the properly Of their masters,
the holders Of such property should de-
pend upon the same laws as those holding
property Of other descriptions; and they
have no more right to call upon the Ma
tional Government for payment Of the
expense osTecovering estray slaves, than
a Northern properly holder would have TO
ask payment of the cost of reclaiming a
lost or stolen horse. Toledo Republican.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-02-07

The LoND, N Press THAT this "Fourtb
Estate" of the English Government. has
passed through certain corrupt phase,
or period, through which the press Of
every country passes, on its progress 10
a more leva,ed tone, is admitted in the
following passage from late article in
a leading English Review: .;,''
"Jun'u US was the E under Of the modern
school of newspaper political wriling.-
FIc moi only originated the 'leader,' with
its aplness Of subject, its sufficient ,hoagh
not critical completeness, its congenialiiy
with the feeling of tie moment. It's argn-
mont-enough to e r ify him with precon-
ceived opinions, and to puta face upon
the matter even for opponents--iis sin
gleness of purpose, its unsparing assault /,
and its Ierse, worldly style; he carriedit
to the highest pitch Of perfection, as re-
"a ds extent and composition; and, what
ever may be thought Of his fairness, he
infused lofty tone Of moral feeling into
most Of his writings. Before his time,
there uas plenty Of foolish and filthy
ribaldry in the press, riM srordy Bill
lngsgate, that could ercite no feeling but
contempt sape Nth the lo,cest pulgar, and
dirt-ttrowing ttat missed its aim, and be-
foulded the Mrorcr more than anybody
pIse.D tf t+.'
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-02-07
AUTHORIZATION PARTY.

| Some thirty or forty members Of Con
gress have subscribed 10 the following
pledge, which speaks for itself:
DECLARATION AND PLEDGE.
Tho undersigned members of the
Thirty-frst Congress ofthc United States
believing that a renewal of sectional
cont roversy upon the subject Of Slavery
would be both dangerous 10 The Union
and destructive Of its objects, and seeing
no mode by which such controversies
can be avoided except by a strict adhe.
renee to the settlement thereof effected
by the Compromise passed at The last
session Q: Congress, do hereby declare
their intention TO maintain the same sci.
tlement inviolate, and to resist, all al.
tempts torepeal or alter the &c 9 ,foresaid,
unless blythe general consentof tllefiiends
of The measures, &, TO remedy such evils,
|ifapy, as time and experience may deyel.
ope., And for the purpose Of making
this resolution effective, they further de.
clare that they will not support for the
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office Of President or Vice President, OF
of Senator orof Representative in Con
greas, or as member of a State Legisla.
,ure, any man, Of whatever party, who is
not known 10 be opposed 20 the dis.
turbance Of the settlement aforesaid and
to The renewal, in any fern, Of agitation
upon the subject Of Slavery hereafter.
Mr.. Clay heads the list OF followers
and is backed up by a considerable kite
tale Of wings. 49,. ins5s sasf 49,
! To this al, the Tribune demurs in
stentorian tones. He says that this is to
be taken as a quietos upon wings who
oppose and would vote for a repeal or
modification ofthe fugitive law, &c. Mr..
Greely warns his pledge-signing brethren
that i. is q game that two can play a.--
Ohio Statesman. .1ais4Gb II assa