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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03

HEwP9RT. Jsns S.Arr s-!6. L.wt... es,s.st Ne
ns tor Boston, Cardd Melville do do sohrs brswa-
s Lsss Philsdsiph.; Read Howe. B.isinore; a.st-
ins isytor GeorEetows Sc siooPs Hull and ssa-
ford. Provlde noefor kYork.
NEW LONDON. june z-Arr Br brig I'm stoveld. Davte.
Sosss q rstsssnl. sohrs rrsntln Maard sYors x.ry
for Bedford Capitol smith DO for Proviasaes s,sh sex
rroydenoe Oregon and Alnira Rogers Providence fec
NLM BEDFORD. June s-An sOhr Expedite Racket.
SE%SCRYPoRr, Jun. s-An brig Baldwin. Monsx.-
koBdOut.
PHILADELPHIA. July Arr brig Carleton Dix Salem,
schrs Alabama, Sears Boston; Preston, Huse, and
LIS Stewart, Lozisr. NYork Delaware, Dill Province
town Moses Brown Hail. Providence CID schr Napoleon.
Huntes. Ne~s.k.
PRoyIDENCR June so-Arr brig Partridge, French. Ma-
tannas schr IA Smith, Ha~kiDs Baltimore Sid schrs
Holme, Godfrey. Baltimore; Anns Somers somers fhilA-
pelpha; Antelope Worm wood. do; Minerva, 70 nson.
kendeus Celeste Brewster, dol sloops Hall, Hull and
W San ford Jones' NYork. -
PORTSMOUTH. June 0-AE schr Kidder l. Co. PhiladGs-
phia. via Edsartown. -. 49,
P0RTLAND, june ae-Arr schr Loo Smith. NYork ca
bark r A Perley Stauwood. Havana
RICaMOND. June S-s!d brig CHILEAN tBr) Harvey. h
LINK. Ms.
wAREBAM. June 2s-Arr sohr. LaSrenOe W..ts5ssry.
2sth II p Simmc ns Richmond; Astamora, NYork; 20
soop Elesaor. bessc Philadelphia Sid 18Th schr Colsm-
ia.
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Oar Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPuIA, July 2 1861.
Jo,ssJ.wga Ereret-EfecGJ Of the Neo Postage
LIr
The Duquesne Fire Company, of Pittsburgh, ar
rived hers this afternoon, and are now being
escorted about town by large number Of our city
Companies. The representatives of the irernen Of
tho Iron City" are fpo looking Sc. Of men, and
eanoDg the handsomest Is Mr.. Foster, editor Of the
Etfistrwgh Drspa,h
The relatives of Villa N II. Graham, Of this
CITY, reported yesterday as having been kille by
Lightning Detroit,) have rs yet received no
mmupication OF the tact, leaving some room to
bepe that the report is incorrect.
Nearly "a 900 letters received into our Post
Office yesterday, beng than double the usual
average. OF these, however, not more than one
third we're pre- paid. To-day, the letters were but
little above the average, but more than half are
prepaid.
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rsds took about 400 balss river this foruoou
at 400 . axe cash. showing uniform market
ussp Nothing transpred in this ne worth mention
Ing Hoders pretty stiff but the market heavy.
bors a iew saiss Of Western New \ ork effected
IHoN of seoteh pig 30 have been sold Si9 Is
six months ownsrs were, IL anything firmer
met with quick demand at 81 81 y per NJ cash.
LIME.-kock land was more abundant and cheaper;
600 bbls common were disposed Of this morning at
MOI ASSES was moderately active at full rates We
noticed sales Of so hhds Porto Rico 1t 2s zoe so Mus
covsdo at e a 24c.; and 100 Oardenas Mt DO.
Naval SroREs In better supply, without alter
alton in value Crude turpentine selling at So $50
b6lS spirits brought 80 SIC, cash and some Whining
Ous = Lins+ed moved 10 the extent of 800 gals
American and English from store. at 6s 69c cash Ia
dcating a further slight falling of in price whale was
held at IS <5c without buyer 200 baskets olive,
brought 81 6.H N otBs.
Pnovr"oss - Pork vas in some request and very
old si2 Beef was owing slowly at previou. figures :
were taken to TIL extent Of 100 pkgs Hams al IA \
7hc. and should. at exc; market steady Lsrl was
laI guild 25o bbs good to prime, realized So ave
Butter and cheese without activity or change.
kkAL EsTAIE The folio wing property WAS purchased
at the Exchsng, this forenoon at the prices annexed
HOu and lot Hester and Orange streets 3oxSo
S9I1o lot Eighteenth street near Eighth avenu',
25xg2 SlTSo; lot adjoining. 2Sxe2 81 500.
Rior was exceedingly quiet but steady ut ~ $3.50
per 100 lbs. cash stock net very ample
sFoARs-sales Of 100000 Ilavanss we're reported, at
SIS so n 81 90. SIX months
SPRIIs-ForeiRp q little more active, and uual-
tered 10 half pipes Cognac brandy sold at 81 81 81
and spuncheons 81 Croix rum at 80 a sSc. American
whitkey something nrm.r 100 bt,. prison and Ohio
having found buyer at Pc cash
SPrcEs.-The articles coming under this head have
been comparatively neglected for the past two three
days Retail lots ofNo and nutm-gs, cay In all LOO
lbs. have been purchased, at 9Sc 81 mace, at 30
zoe cassia al n q Sci and Jamaica pi nento, al
aHnc.
suGAas-There was nothing Of moment done in this
line to-day The demand was fair but at rates below
ths views holders which prevented any business The
stock in All hAnds In the city estimated ut ~ 500
hhds and 1870 bags and boxes
TALLow--whh a uniform and firm market, there were
sales Of 7 500 lbs prime. ~ 7c cash
TonAcco-We have noticsd very depressed feeling in
the market during the pact three days with only au
business comprising 30 hhds Kentucky. ut 81
lU1c u do Virginia Tugs at &c; us bales Cuba. At
Iva yohe.; 81 ceroons Ambslsms. at 100: so bales
Havana 81 private treaty - cases FLORIDA Mt ~ al6
AID 20 bales Baracos at 2c 80 Ohio seed leaf at
prsyats bargain The following u q statement Of the
stock in the inspection this morning which In the
grte shows decrease IL l hhds from that held on
the Let ult together with the receipts and deliveries
al
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FUoTrrvx SLAVE CASE N WEST CHESTER, Pa
We see, By tho Register and Erarinsr, that fu-
gitive slave case occurred there last Saturday
morning. A young colcred woman, named Elila-
beth Will ANS, who had been convicted at tn.
fat January court. Of the larceny of some money,
and sentenced 20 five months i'm prisonme Mt in the
county jail, vas discharged on Saturday norning,
ct four O'Clock. She was Immediately arrested at
che pri-on door, by Milton Lapnsn, acting ss De-
pusy u. 5. Marshal, aud taken before James L.
Jones, Esq u. Commissioner, charged with
being fugitive from labor, from Newcastle
County. in the state Of Delaware. In an almost
iocrcdibly short space Of time she delivered to
tAe claimant, or his agent, who put hor into close
wagon and drove rapidly fir In the state.
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On "wednesday July At the yestry street Church. by
the Rev Mr. Poster. Josrru J. BLscpLtN 20 HriIN VI.
81 osr. youngest daughter Of Houry Close Esl al Of
thu city
ON Wednesday July by the Rev. DR.. Krcbs, Mr..
Csc g. Dtunr 10 Misc S.EAu A. ssItH. both Of this
city
TN the "a Of July At tho church Of 81 charles ior.
romeo. Brooklyn by the Rev &. e. Pis1. EowaRn Ia
rAGrT % NisF WfLHgLNisE RoosE~. all Of that city
on Tne.dsy July ]. at St Paus Church. by tie Rev
N PARKS. Mr. JoH- G. ely 70 Miss Cn1nLortE v DICK
fRsoN. both ofthi- city
ON the Ist 81 July BY J. 6. Spencer, n D. Goa AptMs
firm 81 Vain Adayns). ~ New York, Nils ArawNrA
Il daughter Of Lebbcut Chapman, Esq, Of Brooklyn.
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rrs~sary Note. Outstanding July 1. 1881.

kEsisrTE's uFrICE, July l. ISL
Amount outstanding If the several issues
prior 70 I'D July, lsio, per records Of
thi- o1ce slse SCI O.
isse, - per rrs.rts Of this 2is5O %
Amo0na outstanding u the issue Of 18th
January, 1877 per records Of this Yie-.. S75O %
Sl7e.25i "a
Dcdoot cancelled notes liz hands OF account
sg o<hcers. al acts prior G I'D
July issS. Observation-Disclosures. l5o o.
Sl7p1ll "a
TDWNgTSD HAIsFs Register
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nov.nsn,. OF tn. Ocean st.s mers.


Sh'ps-Teierrtyh (nsv HARLOW, San Prancises. Osden
AtcI deem hubtsrd, Liverpool Sturgee ClesrmanS Co
Barhs-srana, Nslouy CsAis Sardy; Cubs Prince
Css b ssmei Ihcors Baker Jsso Oorhsm Bassct
Coz Laurence (Belsl Boyle, Havana. fsttgbo mi
pasktt tfBelsl srlsy. HuGer Pacific. sawYer
Ner Brunspioi. Bsdser Peek Coz u Cooisil. kcCivs
~, SesrsrOrt. go.
Brss-saussr (Breui Haze. Huii stolH Giasnsis.tr
Zorro, B,ar,e. Oaluay, F0ster kickouon. Xsnophon
Nogfy. Nsdria. kesbiith h Sons.
s. r. Csino,a tSpl Iahasars Barcelona Mtist Sand
Res gfgsn Bisseu Baltimore; Dsui WEBSTER Frksrs.
PhiadeIThss Ro. kehrck d. siddlesg tly dn' Cortt.
ia Jsulhncr Hottnu Mrgsrt Reid co. kDosut Davis d.
SN I.eia Grey Fsrie. Brsnnou. Portsmouth MI
Sttmer-blhck Diamtu ~, S.eycreon fhilaisrhia
slcoty-Ces.lic F-rguecn, Briti Pgu'c- Ecrler Pto'
yideree.
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Passenwers sailed.

Steamship hiagars-wm Evans ohiidrss
and Buscai lady aud children Miss Jourmsn.
A Hoso s,d lady. NYors Mrs panean Miss 9nncaa;
party, do; blyth, Mora do Pla Negretti Mr. Ar
sro Gen Garlic, Morcll Duhdns CWi Purdyl Ca
dir Chenss X Pick ards, NOreanr; Brown, NYorhS
Brown ir. NY.rs; Austin; Non,rssE n9stsn-
hofer EOrlean Vim Evans. Trst. Welle jr, hlvsa-
ke; Or Dugsan. Toronto; Coleman, njauain SYsrsf
Col Wilson. lady ohild and seruant Ashmore lazy and
eervant, L Stein. NYork DIR Pitmxn, NCsrolna Wa
MAttice Cornwall Hamilton, NYork s.ire New OF
Moptres Major Fox. Toronto; Col Jeaaings, Penn
sylvapa; Maitland. Aithen. d. Mardtequi Rod
rirret Havana Brown Kirkup. Montreal; Mr. rAbrsu
DB nerts, Iur,on, Mr. moore, Highland; ho.est; A
Smith, Geo wilkes. Boston; Duterke GlAsyow3 sAitA
Londopi Trist. England. Total 81.
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Stock July 1851, hhds. >. sSSt o97 Il 3 6.bso
The amount Of spanish remaining In all hands this
forenoon embraced 245 bales 81. Domingo; LOIS do.
Havana; 2T9 do Ambaleua; IS do. Cuba, and p do.
Zarn--to total. 2655 bales
WINES The transactions consisted Of Is or casks Port
81 c 81 s. 20 do Burgundy Port, at 5Oc aud 10 do
sweet Malags. ut 81 re.
The aggregate receipts Of produce by the Hudson river
boats. to-day. reached 20 pkgs ashes IL 275 'Hs
400 bushels wheat. 8 800 do rye. 1850 90 go
do. corn, 1000 pkgs pork, s7S dc. cut md 80
hills
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sHIPPINo.


NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE.-THE U. 8. NATL
4 steamship FRANKLIN. jas. A. Wotton. Comma cer,
will leave for svre touchnE az Southampton to land "a
mails ard SATURDAY, July 70 at IL ocok,
pier No. North river. Price Of passage, $40 AL let
must through th. post "hos experienced
H. attached 70 the ship Tor FIRE gt apply
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, No. 80 Broadway.
EoR SAN FRANCISCO.-DISPATCH LINB-THl
and elegant New York built clipper ship HORN ST.
Capt Lawrence svng largo portion OF her engaged
win Rave quick Dispatch All engagements At this time
be ais at great reduction from the clipper
This ship offers the greatest possible inducements hsv
Ing been pronounced The best modeed ship yet built T
freight, apply TO r.. B. SUTTON CO., 81 Wall street.
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0raAssss yuss -Put II, s~ ship Jsssy Eil-erssn o.
Stoekhon from Breea vita g for New York.
leAky. snd has 10 discharge
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NJ EDICAL


~ ATS NERVOUS ANTIpoTg.-I NErgRN NJ
encere thanks TO Dr. Watts for his Nervous Antidoor
down ard IN perfect health and strength -ByySv
ADAM. 80 Pearl street Albany. TALBOT WATTS. ND.
Electrical NgryLt "a Greenwich where the poor
gratis Epsinese Depot, l2 Nassav street 81
bottle.
w With heartfelt gratitude return my sincere thaaks
you fer Jour wonderful Antidote One bottle has enty
cured mo Of severe nervous debility.-Asr FoLsr =
spruce street.
MATS NERVOUS ANTIDorE-THIS is TO GER
w ty ths: Antdoto s moe. .derfui In
debility have been enttrey down for year, and
most valuable Antdoto has restored health and
strength cannot be praised too much; it most
derful ordia-EtiEsHSTHsrRcK LasD Hudson. counha
county. y. Y.
XTATIs NERVOUS ANTIDoTE uAs SAVED NJ
w eaugter life and restored her 20 sound health bhe
had been Afflicted Twelve aud known days
health In eight IL the most wonderful medctns
heard Of sa miracle that the werd ought know o.
SARAH ByRNTs, lol Warren street
WAITS NERVOUS ANTIDoTE HAS CURED MY
that brought ttr lover and lover for two half
the last tine months oil Two bottles hss
entirely rcd her 10 health and thMrs GIAAa,
llf brooUs street
WAITS NERVOUS ANTIDoIE-oNE TEASPOON
w full cured mo 81 headache that had lasted y~ars
without intcrh,ssOo. have not toW IL silos -fErKp
sToR@s i0Wnter street.
vNA1TS NERVOUS AMID yTE HAS CURED ME
w 81 foyer and ague The hrst 1sPoonfu soi ped
symptom Hboug II hsd troubled Tor three PRIV
yiopf--aSo L.KEiS, l2 Twsriy second street.
CONsUMPIioE CURED WITH 1T CHARGE ALI
~ csfes ~ dscase debility. and consumption
imrs catei and TIE msdne gyen Erhtis 70 AZ unsbe "
ri Grccnui ch depot Tor
~ nIttsu etreei. ~ Per botsie.
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DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE

disesse' ~ tes tours, By Vegetable sppiiesi Ga.
without pain L. debility brought BY hat
and cCnt,u .ional Affections ~ hines incidence ~
tho local remedy, show any tLors
who cured gihout a.; daily Of
years dsrson from e other In all lie Euas.s
tiCs ornament lie Ire daily he
without cansc. which others caused y their psi
lug tie f,rmsr diseaa enough. tits dploms sith
these and the hunartds Certcbtes show that
squsl ~. Yeu cur'd ne IN dsy.-D " Corbyb. Ca
iocsl fpp @at0n cured IA fen houre, altar another
tor t-isd iorg tint. Der nd. psd 49, In
yesfS 20 b. cure q we - fo se abuse voet heBs
ht; yet cured ne W local ant treatment
Ciors tims-Jss. Evans yen cured ~ .hs worp' 81
sypiiuo uiesrs body AMI face In short
had oecn uEder three yeians tor Jca bssdCs ssins
uuack medicine CO ID hear % Wn
hmtc n =. Those at distance IS snciosin ia he
trc.ts- BY nail. Office hours from "a ~ ~ Pm sas
20 . y. N. ". TsRMosT, " D.. a Reasc rtrost L..
doors from Broadway. not IN tho store
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WAITS NERVOUS .ANrIDoIE-oNE TEASPOON
w full cured % headache that had lasted y~ara
without nterb..sson. have not iot IL sinos -PHrRR
SToRms. 20 Water street.
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No TEE TILL CURBD.-pR. CoRB TT. ORR UtSs
~ street be consulted couBder italy, the treat
mtnt ot delicate drtases. Prom practco of twenty, ne
yars Dr G. esabled a. guaranty permsrtht ourcS ~
Uut mercury. Dr Cs Specific nor tcttlc 5ns g. tfr
Las aeytl fAsd Ia eqsetlps q cara
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vVAT1s NERVOUS ANrIporr uAs SAVED ,
XUATTs NERVOUS ANTIpOTL mas CURED NY

w daughter. Mrs. Aasrn, q deep rooted
that brought her lover and lover fer two AID half
the last tine months not Of Two bottles
entirely restored her TO health and strensthMrs CA
liz Broom street.
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M T. MOETAMORE Would SAY To ruosg VINO
- have eostrsetsa siseess Cufi % yoeas" tbs. ia
ny profcss2E and have ,rottsi .uacesfuy thousands q
patcnts Thyee gh3 wieh % 5uit those
car do 20 (teo Il chtrfol from "a w. 10 sua6ays
ezcep,ed IL ~ value your health, sou will avoid thSss
bnaves vhe untluth1Ey tell Jst they niy Gao e,rs
yov, and thst heir one tind OF mce All neses
ary ior disease n All ts forms Icroua whose lcath
leen ruined - thosc egotiats cali uyon mo daily
A.. MORfAMoRE, M. u. l0i william stre.,
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DR hAWCEIr CtS BE COMFORTABLY CON
- suited ~ bis ONCE, ~ Decor street, all delicate
diseases Witch he cures without mercury Recent
eurrt IN few dsys us Balm of Zurs nervous debility
brought " eos abuse, L. the most inyigorating medi-
cue Tor That c'caso svJ known in hs country. Nofes TIA
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NR. vARRrv, No. MOTT STREET "a CONSULTED

DE; .OHySpE, no. II DUANE STREET SO WELL
- konr in thc tmcnt of delicate Diseases Tha Dee
TORE eputstcn for ek in hose half cured the have
existed Or ycsrs eminent Conetitutcnsl werkns
brought % BY asecryt Lst eheouay cared Reoact
oured W fourdsYs. rerteet cure OF nc ohs.se
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XNA1rS NERVOUS AMID JTE HAS CURED ME
w 81 foyer and The trat Ispoonfu
symptom HitbOurh hsd troubled Tor three pr,
viouf--.SO IsKEiN, l32 Twsrty second street.
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MEDICAL LECTURES ON skMIrhL DfseAsEs pV
N1 II Glover. N. D-ThN frst gives the roc
guences spd q oless VI diseases generally well M
dtrstocd ~ deal Treatment Gt0wnby oasss ans
enravinsf &c new instrnn snt which inyrotatas asi
stee orssns Tor sails at 20 nroEd way and BY the aucr
No. ~ Ann street.. rric. - conts.
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Herald Marine correspondence.

EDoAnToWr June ~
Arrved-Sohrs Betsey, -, and Altoona, Dodge, Bangor
Maine Pepdleton do land sid thE Yucataa. Garland,
Ceofgotewn n, SC, far Kennebunk land sid soth
July lin port schrs Betssy, and Abeona, disg
PHILADELPHIA. July 2-4PM
Arrved-Bark Iacopia. Hoses DostOn br;ss IA Filter,
Walton Ponce Pk, ds Azalia, Thurston NYork schrs
Friend Hslistt Beston: Andrews Leaning; srork;
Faror Eoston; Carsss Budd lork Virginia. Wrishting
ton Fall River LAndenreid. Corson. NYork; Rosanna
Bureigh Worth, DO; November Sanford NBedord ste
era Csyuga. WILSON. NY0rk 81 Nicholas; w itaker do
ClearedBrig Juetto (Br Hilton. Halifax; schrs Silas
Hand Aokerly, NLoudon: virxina Writhtinghsm Fall
River; Eoxsnna Bureigh. Worth, Providence; Clarssa
Budd Budd Nfork; Emma tehkiss fhrren Providenee
JOSEPH Ru,hns Rice. Pr9yiaeaee Audenried C0rsen Sc
lem; November sanford Bedford Vulcan Hand
Work Novelty, Briggs. do steamship AlbA.ross Peck
Charleston.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1851-01-14
The Southern Congress.

There has already been a nomination for MEN,
bers to the southern Congress, but We feel induced
from sense of justice 10 all parties, to differ
somewhat from "Disunionist per se," who made
that nomination. Understand us-not in piinci-
pie: do we difer-by no means We shake hands
with him upon no other field, than that upon
which we sever ourselves from oppression and
disgrace. But Fairfield has member of Congress
and Governor, and she is magnanimous enough
to ask for nothing more. Richlsnd has one of
general state Representatives elected by the Le-
gislature, and with that her share; Sumter the
snme, and as matter of course, it is the due of
of Lancaster and Kershap to have the two men,
bers. This we most strenuously insist upon, and
as an advo cate Of District rights we argue
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you willing? that's the sum total Of all this matter.
We ask you, Mr.. -, boarding up your dimes
and DENYING yourself the comforts and enjoyments
of lie in order perhaps, to enrich those, who will
wonder why you didn't have more: who will
spend your money, and scatter your precious dust
as chaf upon the wind. IT'S true. there may he
a secret selfish pleasure in viewing your trea-
sures; but like
"Some lone miser visiting his store,
Bends at his treasure, counts, recounts it DER,
Hoards after boards, his rising raptures fill;
But yet he sighs, for boards are wanting still"
We advise you to stake the Papers; it will as
sist you in accumnlaing wealth, and will serve to
double purpose; afford amusement interest and
information, to yourself and confer upon the
Printer, more tangible and useful compliment,
than words and well wishes can possibly convey.
We have our minds eye on fec of this class.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1851-01-14
The Great Union Failure.

The Union Meeting Of all the States, and OF all
parties, which were to take place in Washington,
on Washington's birthday, has proved a sickly
failure. Those patriotic Union men who had
made such headway with their respective parties,
that they hoped to be put in some high nomina-
on find tha, this union of all parties, for the sake
Of the Union, might dsunite them from the chance
of Office and in all instant their patriotism van
ished, and they cling to their old parties, for the
sake of their old hopes, and leave the Union in
danger. Alas for Union that owes its per-
petu!ty to such renegades.
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they are overwhelmed, then they are martyrs.
So it was judged best to try the old parties
again.. And besides. said they, while we are
forming our grand Onion party, that cursed
impracticable5 State of South Carolina may
blowaup the whole concern There she is,
like one of her own hard.headed rattlesnakes,
steadily and, coolly coiing herself up, ready to
strike;-let us wait awhile, al all events
The Chronotype, an influential Freesoil pa.
per Of Boston, comes out for the abolition OF
slavery by Congress in all the Southern States
1t argues, from the consolidation views of the
Constitution, that Congress has the power, and
maintains that it is full time to exercise its
Everybody knows that the Constitution will be
no barrier to the consummation of that policy ;
and everybody here knows, too, that its con.
summation is inevitable if the. Southern States
do not take their destines into their own hands,
and that soon. The new Senators from Ohio,
New York and Massachusetts, will add suffi
ciently to the Abolition force in the Senate to
make it formidable power there, and power
that is constantly assimilating to itself all other
parties from the North