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Board OF Health.
List Of Intermsnts tie City Of Now Orleans for the
Week ending December s, 1851


of these 80 were rnderI@Sesrs AID eolcred.
A, HESTER Ensf-tsrv.
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Auction Sales. This Day.
=. H pn1TrFAN will sell at 10 O'Clock. at No. Canal
49, - Dry Goods 80. At II O'Clock, place -
C1ethins.
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HOUSE, MukAssE6.
ds IOtls w. Q. RAYMOND. II Camp st.
BrlNgler'S Snuff.
THE SUBSCRIBER has a full supply of this
M single
Groceries for Families.
100 CANISTERS Burt's Water Crackers;
IOO 200 canisters Claekneli Biscuit;
100 packages Buokwheat;
sas Ysons aS, as Gun
g boxes Jenny 4! LIND 3D.. English Dairy Cheese;
50 mats old Java Coffee
l50 " and l2tb boxes starch, NewYork;
% small packages No. Maekerel;
sssosd sues. and ks.sAup.
Is kegs choice Dairy Butter;
8 SS b ss bb ns~ Il gallon kss, St Lou, Golden
Syrup and Moasses;
cases B bass anu SalPfs Philadelphia Preserves
The above with many other choice articles. are landing
sA aa%s' tsgRss sS%S Vs. hs ss Of
INSTRUCTIONS on the PIANO FORTE
L Mr.. PAuLsAGk, tpupil of the seIs-
sSs ss ss oh s a s s nov Fore unSs
D. 0i q CAMP ss's
BOARDING AND CoFFEE-HoUSE FOR
- sALE-The well known Boarding and Coffee: -
Tchos ponas street. together with the Furniture and
uneIpred Lease having with the privilege
of renewal al the end OF that time The house doing
first rate busiaess in both departments The present
prisier being about to other business his only
reason f.r dsposng of it, bargain be expectd, if
d. tjsl THOMAS MCMILLAN, Proprietor
n D. MoREHEAD Il SON, No. lO2 poydrus
~ street, wOrleans. have on hand the following n
valuable MEDICINES, and will be constantly in re- ~
celpt OF additional supplies to make their assortment
complete, viz vs.
MOrumores celebrated Rheumatic Compound;
:. Bitter Cordial and Blood Purifier;
" Great American Tonic
80 Vegetable Anti bilious Pills;
Clatke's Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar
Stephens Astringent Syrup;
Cr1mbacker's Tonic and Antl.dyapepto Pills;
Abernethy's Ambrosiai Bssam;
Daley's Pain Extraotor;
Basam of Wanghoo and Saraparilla;
Braudfelh's Vegetable Universal Pills;
Shepherds Sarsaparllla;
Vermfuge;
United States Vegetable Purgative Pills.
Powders for Uiarrhaa, etc.;
Beitison's English Horss Liniment;
Harness Backing for Carriage Harness. etc.;
Washing Fluid, excellent article for family use;
vi Backing for Boots and Shoes Dc 6m3p
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- ,sr,,. ,,o,r
- c...-.".. 49,
N' III ~ Ia, \
IT, o.,- - c..-.,.t o.-, =, 80 - -, - -.
ID 4, H. -.,. 49, i - r.s, s.,ass-
~, \ .,',,,,, - C,,ri 49, ~ 80 49,. y, ,.- =
w 80; l, :, ~, a,, - l no us !, ~
- 80 y. 10, : ~. -,,,,sy !, -. fIs.-. - -
,i5 -, ,o,. !. !, 1870 !, !. ..st.,, ~ $50 "
- z - , :" ,xs !. 80 ~ !; 49, - u 49,, -.
a.. -, : - - ~ -. .I -. a.. ~, -
49, -, ~ $3.50, 60. -, ~, -, h !. go.
49,, 80 80 - -, - ,,,hl,- \, 49,. -.
,,.s !, ;rr,, r w. ~, s'o,,s II 80. " sV -
Tr1 -, .,,,i,a,t, -. 80, ,s.,s. ,..,,,. A..
=, ~ ~, '' ..,' ~ Pesoan ,'uus " $50.
,'" Wv, 49,, ~. @ , ois 'V !" " -
% ,,, ~ 49,, ~. ~ -, - 49, a,s.
=, :, 49, - -, -. - 49, ,. 49, ~, -.,.i-
~ ~ 49, WIZ "nri V''letf' "i'ist ui'f
$3.50 = - 'iu.a ~ aplo' a. s.ta ~ P "s
nur.h' hiions me "a pay'.s ~ s'nh UT 49,
- = ~. ~ '' ~ $50 o JIM 49,, ,'t ~.
,ssu ~ ,.e.s - ~ 1as p, , o,.y
!, -. - .'ii 49, :, -, .,s,'-. !. ,r 1870. :. -
hsoIr 'ne r"ild man ~ M Vruhaay si,ihn"'" y.
t"e pr "anss 81 Ee'FM uusy, ana |. y
tVuui''','y 49, 49,, - = !. =, -, y,
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IS-srtsrf~a Ssoa LlHt nN-Lcttsrs from Monrova 70
the 18th cf fehrusry. rrcciycd Among other msrhs
Of Ippruvergt L. the assurance mat Liberia will
become a ArGs cxpcrtes 81 cotton letter from The
lIen N Tea.r dated a. Monrcvi Feb. IL asysA issxs
nsmber u vessels her. which tAan
,xuai com edition IL trade 2he cotton business -
succeed captain Shaw, the cotton agest here to ~,
days since. that he exrses to oaA his vcsast with
cotton; 50 We have start" The Cn9sain ShAs mea-
toned the above extract u the pesson sent fs0
Engia.i to ry Abe cxpe-xnenf whether ccttoa ~
rais. for expiration. viii he secouected By MAnO
that tius NC, $500 Subscribed In ts city fsa
the s,dcmptssa 81 d. Williams. Ne Is nov acing wco =
AysrA
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favorable kind. II appears that Portugal u throat
ened with civil war, and every thing indicates that
IL may be fatal to the royalty Of Donna Maria.
Count of Thomar has made 80 many enemies for
the Queen, that the Duke of Saldanha himself
raised the standard Of revolt. lie left Lisbon Sc
cretly, in company with Viscount Foute, Novo, aud
were in garrison at Cintra and Massa, to join him
against the nsolent favorte Of Donna Maria. Count
Das Antas and the other chiefs Of the Junta Of
Oporto ha joined the movement.
In Spain the dissolution of the Corses is a con-
hrmed fact, and it had created much excitement in
the country. 1t seems that the only way to obtain
quictness IL to recall General Naryaez, whose
politics are popular.
Austria to allow the troops Of that empire to cross
his d0minions, in case it is deemed necessary by q
change Of politics in France. We do not know, as
yet. what has been the answer of King Enm anue
In Germany, the political state Of affairs is always
in a very dubious position. IL had been rumored
that Prussia has totally returned to the old Ger
manic Diet of Frankfort, and preventing Austria
from making a part Of the confederation. This
news has not yet yet been confirmed.
A plot has been discovered ut Sandcez, in Galicia,
which had for its object to put Hungary into insur
rection. Muskets and ammunition Of all sorts were
found in a convent where the conspirators used 60
meet. A general murder of all the Ausrians in the
country had been decided; and the plot would have
succeeded, if it had not been divulged by mem
Der of the party.
Tie people Of Montenegro have resumed the
war awhiist luIkCN. IL Will Oc IcuiciuUcIcu thtt
these warriors are the most dreaded in Europe; and
it isSery likely this will be terrible.
King Ohio, Of Greece, will not yet return to
Athens lie had proposed to Prince Leopold, OF
Bavaria, to take his place on the throne of the
Greeks; but the father and mother Of the Prince
refused to accept on behalf Of their son, unless
article 10th OF the constitution, by which the King
Of Greece is to practice the Greek religion, can be
changed. Thus stands the matter; and King Otho
has written to Athens, in order to if such pro-
position can be accented.
The difficulty between Turkey and Egypt is de-
cidedly settled; and the most important fr I'M
Egypt is the construction Of the canal from Cairo
to Suez. The engineers are already at work, and
many comfortable hotels caravansaries have
been built on the road, which are furnished with
provisions Of all sorts, and principally with sweet
water. The old canal Of Ptolemy has been found
out, and it is to be cleaned, enlarged and entirely
renewed. The two isthmuses of the world will be
cut through, and the two seas DO united.
Archbishop Hughes, Of New York, who is still at
Rome, was honored on the Sd instant, with the
p0N,un,, which is the State garment of the Roman
Catholic priests. This is Of the greatest favors
which can be given to dignitary Of the church by
Popes of the Holy City.
MIR. Gourg de Nodan has been appointed Minis
ter Of France to the government Of New Granada.
b. H. II.
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TnE CssE on 1sls LATE NAvN Aarvr 40 Batrl-
MoRg.--Thc case of the Unitsd states vs.. Joseph
White, late Navy Agent, WIS finally disposed "
this morning. by the ruling eG the court IN favor "a
the defendant upon several item', fr which sc
claimed allowance. The claim OF the governiscni
wss for over $500, but the judgneni was enicrcd
for al Oh ~ When certain allowances are made
BY the department Of Washington, which have
been urged strongly Cor their justice AMI equity IN
the opinion of the court, and credit Is Also gwen
vcrumcnt witnesses, the late Navy Agent V ent-
tied, snd which he omitted ,ochargc-there will be
due 10 Mr. White balance of more than 800,
after dcdacting the amount OF the verdict The
case was n highly Interesting ono to those main.
tanning Official relations TO the government, and
was thoroughly discussed by the United states
District Attorney for the government, aad the Hon
| David stewart and W Pinkncy w hite, E,ls, fc'
! May.
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IottsAuA NAers--ANGA,as, GorrsE..-MoSpss, April
2llhifl Dsy .rgprt0te purse 5000 three in,ls heats
ra.!e, Oar, y Druntsira, syrar, 6ld. =. . 1
r. NJ. Hh.s Oh IN TaiP. by dr@y Eagle, dam
sfiikl Jrnkisra. years oil ............... =
Andrew Bells - (. iiarsicroat. by Pacific,
dsm by Iuzh0rougi . years odd ......... ids
Lr,thert 10 Trs. Trade 1 ycars'uii..,...'. 9 4 ir
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NV WA srr,Msprr Orders from Washington have
been received nj the Chsrstown yard for the co
struciou Of steamer at thct place She Is Ia b. lsrS~
than tn. PRINCETON which broken ups year Or tws
since, and will have h mode nj propulsion f7sss
are 70 be forwarded 10 W Washington immediately
The U. q ship Marion vas at Manila, Feb 20, TO -
the I'D for iiong Kong
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youars Du-TsrRsp,t, April - Jockey Club Purse
$50 I, ne mle hss's.
Is liiIi'- eli Maria woods. IL Yorkshire,
tsm Nurtar,t l@sols by PriaO'. year. old : u
u y keunrrs b Louis d or. ~ lamp ssr-
I"t,n dam ricsFune Z ycAr- -. ........ >
y. Siaalls a.. ls~ontcsb ,. y. Flying
= uchinan. ty Osry Eagle, daS. ~ Mucke
I.., 4
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Dom site Miscellany.
rhere VEN ,ss deaths in philadelphia during the week
ending the ID inst
The Ee~ Hampshire Annual Conference O. sss mssss enc
dit Episcopal Church viii nice, =" "ea~~sS 49,
yhc Rev Bishop Waugh vM presses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-06

Arrest N ~ ALLEGED NEw IoRA R1snER ~
INV ORLraSs.-Ihreo or foar days ago - tclc-
graphic dispatch received IN this city, directed
10 the spanish Consul, stating that man het sl,'-
cceded ia decamping from New York With S,,5U,
which hs had stolen from wousan with Ns"gi he
had liySt for number OF years. lie wa s1pposei
30 have taken passage ~ the steamship Unch,
fem Ne. lork t. ;ais city, and directions were
given for his immediate arrest SHOULD he arrive by
that vessel. Awarrant was granted ~ the Instance
Of the spanish Consul. by Recorder Gcnoi'. snd on
the arrival of the Union on Tuesday night, in4ni-
rcs were Ms9o. and u was discovered that pefson
answering the description given had been palsea-
ger. but had booked himself by she name e Simp-
sou. instead OF his real name, Antsdip ausct Yes
tcrisy msrning officer Bcrllos, pfosccutci his in
quirics al the different hotels, an4 found Aatoao at
the Vera es,, where hq had taken NJ his residcnre
lie was aul cdiaicly arrested. aad his luggage was
taken TO ikc First Municipality watch hoisc. where
he wns rae, By the spanish Coasul aud feeognfei
NJ tbs person described by the telegrapsc commu-
nication- In scarchSg hun, bell wa fcuni con.
tanning 52I06 all in Id, anj his lugga 6, consisted
Of trunk, carpet bag brlcc Of do.,olc bafrelci
lislos, spanish DIRK, wiring desk. lcalhcr hat
cas-, silver watch. md great quantity OF coshf.
These things werg taken charge Of ~ the police,
aud be coni9ed in tse Municipality laIl, 70
awst further proceedings. We learn, by inquiries
made ia has presence, that he came originally from
Havana, where M lived till within the last fifteen
years. Before leaving Cuba he had law suit with
his wife, which terminated in her favor. and let,
him heavily salJed with damages. lie then sols
biz property fsr i,Os, and vita the prccccd wc9t
| TO New York. where he pracsscd his pro.e
| Tia, Of doe.sf. Aaer being there some tins. he
I met lady vi properly, with whom he soon became
intimately acquainted, aud being unable TO rs,rry
her, they cohabi.ed together and passed rs man aud
| wife. Nhey lived on the greatest terms OF friend
/ ship rnti short time ago, when Sausot became
dissaxished, and ended the acquaintance BY deeanp
| ing with her money. lie left New York the iJth
4 OF April, and appears 10 have gone direct to ths
v9sel from his own house .--Nrr Orieic cfe'ceu
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s.,rrfcASs N rAsfs.

Qoy Hunt hss oricred election 10 supply the place
Of Caleb Lyon fa In the Assembly from Lewis county,
gu the 9Th inst.
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A SILVER MtSE ~ vIReiNf,-The Charlestown
(ya) Spira Of Jefferson. says that there Is every
reason 70 believe that silver mine has been dis
covered ON the farm Of James and Dennis Nc
sherry, Of that county, situated on the cast bank
Blue Ridge mountain. The mine was discovered
some months since, and small specimen obtained
and sent TO the Philadelphia mint to be asssyed.
The superintendent Of the mint has returned the
same, made into ten cent piece, and prouounces
the ore as exceedingly rich. The ledge OF rocks Ia
which the ore Is impregnated, Is OF immcnse size.
Every three pounds OF rock, 1t is estimated will
yield one dollar in silver Arrangcmculs have been
ms Dc Tor a ouee mining.
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TnorriS. AZ So Lotus --Ths attendance NJ the 81
ou. eourS, yc<tpra, frr. and tine gpUrt capital
The first race wa by ". Mciynry's RYAN horse
Kollcrnotmr The match s,sAn tim" f1w siDJ aside,
won ~ Mr. Eus-the c. - Billy going. only mile
In 2I5 There Afterwards match against tune fx
SlUo arits.the yoang horse Tom Thumb 70 ~ In ~.
which h. In lama easily In 23t Lasiiy. there
q match against time for $50 aside J! H. Fol hay
mare. Nelly Ilghtfoot 10 g. In 40. The mare von
easily In the unusually G.St timc Of .s2t,, inIch,
We l.srn has been maie between Nr. 1ay lprs ( h..
Tom Thumb aud the sranSrs b. h Willy. e come OIL on
Tuesday next. for pasc of 800 astis-S. ioais DAILY
,iuu. .3yr a 20
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y4rsris Cotsus -Fr;DaS, hnr%, - -rropEs,tot's
purss ESQ, two rlhc heats three rntFirs
4 y roin1oxtc.'s eli h. lin ijicstore BY imp
Tris,ec. dan, :, Mucte Jehn. ar Old.
A. lLll's g. IA1cnge. by l. schc, der,hy iuz.
layraugh. ) ytflrs old ..........s.........., =
" l. Amer's (.AJ llughe-'s) On. &. t!ov. But
10 by Notorious. dsmb 1 rclpar 2ycars OLD. dis.
lime. tUj--i i4-a0j1.
c.MnRtDGt -aaTrrSa rArK-Twsspar, Mey Purse,
Illse hestS L>,t three in ave.
Taylor Paige satrred =. {. Eatter ..........*. u
"a phcn Whsoe entered m Lay May Fly. :
Tir,irs .hl.--p "a
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Nesf Sirl have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
Ct he Resolutions passed by the Convention to revise
the constitution 81 the state Of New Hampshire which
ytu transmitted 20 mo. ! highly gr1tihcd to
state piter statc ats.rng the high and patriotic grouni
~ favor Of the 0ui0n. occupied sy Nov htmpshire
the Convention for the hatcrng terms IL winch they
have exp4c>, thcir rrpiation u the attit,lc Of the
Exsntlvc II thr Geuc3 uyrrnincni uaon the subject
Truly yours, NILLAGir FILLMORE
Hon Frank Pierce, President OF New Hampshire Re-
F.t4 4 =
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PRESIDENT FrINovr AND THF NEW HAIrsHRr
CONVENTION. following letter was addressed
to Gen. Fierce. of New Hampshire, by President
Fillmore, ~ response to certain resolutions adopted
by the II. H. Constitutional Convention. at its first
session, in relation 70 the Unicn, and the Compro-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-31
Railroad Accident.

On Thursday evening last, about o'clock,
the cars on the ST. Johns and Rouse's Point
road were thrown from the track about ten miles
from the former place, when coming from the
north Some villain had broken the paddock
and changed the switch, and the locomotive,
tender and one baggage car were thrown off
the track, and the locomotive somewhat injured
ana deeply lmbeded IN mud. Fortunately the
tram was moving at speed of only about 10
miles an hour or great loss Of life must have
neoh the consequence. We are sorry to hear
that several altcmps have already been made to
mjurr the property orthe company on this road,
OWING, 1t Is SAID, to some misunderstanding be
tween certain sub-contractors and the workmcn
on the PigAsbwgh Republican.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-31
Tennessee.

The Legislature of Tennessee met on the
10Th, and tho Message of Gov TEoUspALE
was sent in, the same day. The following is
the only reference which II contains to Nation
al politics.
I'hc subject of Federal relations, now oc-
cuploI very cpuivocal position. The first
session of the last consres, was chiefly occu-
pied IN discussing the points of controversy
between the different sections Of the Union
and after lengthy, heated debate they pas
sed series of laws called the compromise
measures, which were intended to finally settle
all the points Of controversy among the differs
cnt sections of the Union Should this adj
uslmcnt have the desired effect, 1t will be a
matter Of general JOY throughout the Union
deem it the duty of every good citizen Ia
give TINS attempted adjustment a fair trial, and
to cndeayor by all honorable means to recon-
Gle the disturbed clements, and to restore
peace and harmony to the country. My views
upon the subject Of Federal politics have been
recently freely expressed all over the State, IN
the presence and hearing of the assembled
mutuudes. | therefore deem It wholly use
less as they remain unchanged, here to cx-
press them"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-31
fNIR DAYS LATER FROM
CT RDpI.


ARRIVAL or THE PACIFIC.
NV YORK., Sunday evening, oct. Goth
The American steamship Pacific, from Liver
pool, Oct. 18th, arrived al her nIart'ru this c,.
t} shortly after / O'Clock this afternoon. She
brings ll3 passengers and iou days later in
tcllgcncc.
The steamship Iutorn, ',om Boston arrived
at liverpool at 10 O'Clock ON the "s.uug oftI,c
ll'h INST.
Nossurh hll not arrived in Nnglmi when
the Pacific sailed, but the public persisted in
indugn5 an expectation of hs speedy urrjg.
al.
The nall steamer, from Gibraltar on the 9TH,
and Lisbon on til" .lth, arrived nj southampton
on the lilI but brough. 10 intoil scnco Of the
steamer Mississippi
ENGrANn.-Tho Queens visit to the North,
and 10 the towns Of Liverpool and Manchester,
ills thc English papers, mp to the 18th, her
Majesty not having reached Windsor Castle
until tho night OF the It'll.
Ih3 prominent event IN England, since the
departure ct the Niagara, is the final closing Of
the 'ireHl Exhibition, un Saturday evening
an event winch appears to have taken place
with much less form, or even order, than might
have been expected. The building il said to
have boon over crowded at the time, and the
,''N"'G InIll tu'hlIti'u', ana distinguished
if''h tl' sl'lln~ MP on precious evenings only
ny some Parua' 1'l"l'P'' 10 get up cheers lor
'Hi l'cc" ''u lfh'' Albert, ANA 10 perform
'H,t save tie '@He"n, ia chorus.
l"1 0"i''nE; 40 before ohnouacci was
cfe"r" eNcl1'..F ID ~. .NHhf1rI ana uHir
friends, on the l:'th and Iiih, and the award Of
prI2nS would take place on the 18th, on which
day the closing Scene OF the cxhb,ion would
take place. 4 PRAYER of THANKSGIVING havinr
In',""2! o"'io uP " ''I p''""P VI
i'o''''''' u'1 -''Iio''l A''''1'n "ou'n c'"'P'c"
''t nv "
IN !I'"i'. =. cI'''-' ,'l'"' ':o 'iIell nr'',I
'' " ''' 40 iC'''''' 10 inning u cN0''o 'nc
''ost 'v'''"' 'Il''''''''oN'
lhe government demand, for the repayment
ui the monry advanced to the insh Unions,
during the ivnue, is causing much STIR through
out lre.alm' ana some downright repudiaton
Nj 4ohH NlSPh IL WGiIthy member OF
tla hphloh Stock EAcIilnge Jailed on the
/ itn'
meeting was hrId on the i'}'n' 10 nuke ar
rnn4chchts Tor inc reception ui hoSauJl III Ilat
cItY.
lkANrE-l II was confidently stated IN Pans
ON the I}tI, that the President mad really ac-
cep'cd the resignation OF the Ministry. Tins
was mad" lHprr @tlrtInE by tl" further asSur-
7ncr, that NJ de- Grnrdm would be member
/ OF the nc" Cabinet Ihetwo rumor5 coWoln-
ed, caused per cent, decIme III the funds, on
the Bourse.
Paris journals of Monday, state that Leon
/ iauchorand Cartier will undoubtedly quit oil
&C, and that their designations VIII probably be
accompanied by that Of the ministers Of FL
nance and War. NJ tomicn, the author Of the
Era OF the Casars." mud who has declared
] I,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-31
BAYOU SARA, Monday, Sept. 90.

Ny DEAR SIR We have another Cuba cx-
petition on foot in this State. General Felix
Houston is at the head of it,. From what can
learn, some men of influence and means have
been approached on the subject ! know one
man who has been offered command. The
plan is first to get means to procure arms. A
near neighbor of mine was offered a command,
and, am sorry to say, AT first thought tavora-
bly, OF it. The object was To get money, 1t is
being managed as secretly as possible.
We think it very probable that this is sub
stantally true as it agrees with information
that has reached us from other quarters. We
hope, however, that any such expedition will
be broken M. If the authorities exercise pro
per vigilance, it will DO stopped.-N, Y, Dai!y
Times.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-31
Editorial correspondence.
NO. VII.
MoSrrRLIEn, Oct. 81, 1851

MOtrrKLIER, Oct. II, 1901.
am extremely sorry to learn, rs | do from
himself, that my friend, Judge NorEs, TOR
whom have nothing but the very knde't feel
iny) looks upon my jucoso alluslon 10 hIs5pccch
ia the Old Line Stutc Convention, in my letter
Of the Goth instant, ~ placing him in n "iaIso
position" 1t affords me pleasure to explain the
matter. and to bo able To place him rcrips IN
C,u;d. The Judge assures Inc, land nobody
will question tho truth or sincerity OF tho de
,laratl ny that he il Il regular baltimore Fi"-
farm "D,mocrdi," aud very cordially approves
tho Resolutions adopted by the reccut Demo
sratic (Old I.ne) State Convention OF Massa-
chusetts, which are understood to have been
drawn up by that acknowledged New England
Leader Of National Democracy" Benz. L.
U,lle,t, of the some what miscellaneous potl-
cal State of Massachusetts. Judge MOVES
has no sympathy with boilers from the true
Democracy, and holds Free SosIn and Barn
burnlsm in tho same dsiavor. lie voted to
sustain and carry out the political jugGle that
wa, born on the memorable "3Ist Of May" to
be sure, but it was only for the laudabc ana
legitimate purpose of "bcutlng the Wings, and
without tho slightest feeling of hostility to the
Old Line Democracy. This have from tn,
JUDGE himself and cannot, therefore, be mis-
t,kcn Any body who may have been m'sIcd
therefore, 10y the inuorcnt remarks OF my letter
OF the both instant, will be good enough to re
member that Judge NoYrs is, IN truth and II
fact, u Baltimore Platform Benjamin +. llaIlctt
Democrat, sand nothing shorter, 'ond long may
he wave.
The ''ra"Io mgjora cdnamus' must be left 70
fuiurc comment.