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Dy A. anEEs. Ausaissssr.

ExrENsIvE SALE or FAMILY 0RoCEatEs AT Auc
IL TIoNon Wednesday, 4th shall sell, O'CLOCK
the oee of Mr. j. NJ fesrce whose
compeis him business OF I'm
extensive and excellent assortment VI esh
shosshesds Rico Orleans brown sugars
~ chests
10 bags lava, i.aguiIa, Rio, and other coffee
40 boxes sperm, adananiine and mould candles
10 boxes superior tobacco, ia pounds and nyes
10 sacks nne and salt
10 bbls. crushed, pusenzed and clarified suxaTs
10 bsxos starch aud 10 boxes raisins
50 Kegs best quality Avalon nails
dozen painted buckets, keolers,
lard tuDs nail buckets, aud
10 boxes ground pepper and ginger
1000 ibs. brown soap,
so dozen Magons backing. dozen brushes
IA and iOb canisiefs mustard Cloves eiuamon and
aispiee, mace, nutlnexs, sc.
6,OOo cigars, Scotch snuff, Cayenne pepper, sc. ,
dozen demijohns ~ dozen broonis, baskets, &C.
50 bhls. and bags superhne extra and family -four
Washing aud bread soda, saleratus and alum
Bakers br0ua, cocoa, and chocolate
1000 los bacon hams aud shoulders
rs bbis Massachusetts No. mackerei and Potomac No
herring, Goldfish, &C.
% barrels ana half barrels prime oseans molssses
10 bbs rum, ard whiskey, Monongahela and osheI
brands, wines and liquors tap, OF which
superior, bottle liquors, kc. Hft EH#
bbls. prime lard, is dozen hafca mustard
Rice, almonds, pepper IN grain, and satpeue
WIN general assortment
platform and scales and weights baa
wheelbarrows, shelving, kc. s.l@ s 4aN
All of and under $50,
$780, SiO0, two,
four months, for satisfactorily sndoraed bearing
July Sd A. GREEN, Aucsonsss
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saassachusett. Free-soil Convention.

WoRcrsrER (biassaeh useils) July ye-The State free
soil conyealon assembled to-day al worcester and was
attended by abou, 900 oi The leading eesoers OF The
Slate Hon. John p Hale present. and was greeted
with much enthusiasm. Stephen z Phillips presided,
assisted by large number oil wee presldens. long
series OF resolutions was adopted approving OF the Ma
tiona Convention 10 be held al Psburg; declaring Mr.,
Hale The rs and Senator Chase the second choice for
the presidency; adopting Kossuth's Intervention doc
trines in favor Of internal improvements by Congress,
the abolition OF slavery in the District OF Columbia, and
an immediate repeal of The fugitive slave law denounc.
ing slavery and the democratic aud whg parties declar
ing the feesoil party the party OF Unlon constiiu-
tonal law OF freedom and progress, and opposed TO sec
tionalism, secession. or dsunon.
Letters were read from Hon. f.. L. Keyes, Hon. Hor-
ace Mann, Hon Charles Allen, Hon Joshua r. CID
dngs Hon Charles Sumner, aud Hon. Simeon z. Chase
denouncng the democratic and whig platforms, and
recommending third ticket
During the progress OF the meeting in the City Hall
the crowd became great outside that Il addressed
from the steps by Hon John c. Palfrey, Amasa Walker,
secretary of State OF Massachusetts, Rev Edwin Thomp
son. and Dr. j. w. Stone In the afternoon the conven-
ton eloquenly addressed by The Hon john F. Hale
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years. With what grace he administered the inequalities
Of than delightful spot. what charm he infused
ciey by his winning and his eng ghiened
ssiion, lot the hundreds who have visited The Warm
Springs attest.
The Old Dominion, in fact could boast no finer gentle
ban His house in Richmond was distinguished for its
rehned and generous hospitality IL open the eitl-
zen and the stranger And il may be truly said Of him,
that no mans reputation higher than his, ac-
compshed gentleman, devoted friend, the pride and or
nanent Of the society in which he lived He the init
mate end OF Marshall and OF Leigh, the able councillor,
almost the oracle OF all his associates, and The
correspondent OF John Randolph the day OF his death
He bad won the heart OF Randolph by his kindness
and genius and into bis heart Randolph in the
habit OF pouring all his feelings, purposes and opin-
ions. Could the correspondence between these gentlemen
be pnbshed IL would yield In spirit and variety the
letters of Horace Walpole and his best correspondence
In his DR. b. fine Belize. .Letres schoar--in
his views of men sagaeious observer In his opinions
OF public measures he exhibited the solid Judgment
Mr. Nicholas Bddle, with whom he was intimately ac
ouain,ed. was wont to pay him the compliment of abu-
ling TO his powerful efforts The destruction the monster
bank And when the question OF independent treasury
as substitute for the bank machinery up for public
decision, no man was boder in its support, fire.
quenuy consulted by the administration contributed
more essentially its success within the line which he
cupod than the then president Of the Bank Of Virginia In
his politics he was staunch republican, and warm adj
yocae OF the strict constructive Staerights school Of Vr
ginia.
He took active part In the internal improvements Of
Virginia He sketched plans. He freely gave his advice
lie assisted In raising funds Alter he had retired 10 the
Warm Springs he elected director in the James
River Company, and contributed his enlightened ei
orts to the of that scheme which destined 10
unite the East and the West.
The subject Of this memoir indeed calculated for
the highest objects. He member OF Congress-
OF the State legislature. but he fitted grace The
highest station He would have filed the Office OF governor
Of OF the United States, of the Secretary OF The
Treasury His name connected with all these, but
his modest character left such offices ambitious
The merits of such should not be forgotten but
the loss and grief of his family let the veil be drawn
His accomplished vile and his amiable family have
eeved blow, for which there is remedy in this world
Tread lightly on his ashes ye men Of genius-for he
was your klnsman Weed his grave clean ye men Of
goodness--for he your brother" L. r.
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BY >. Q. MCGUIRE, Aaes,oassr.

NRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE
city OF deed OF from
NJ Horton Subscriber dated the 7h day December
7h Of December, lo4 IN bsr w.
No. 3s folio ~ OF the land records Of Washington county
Columbia shall sell public auction highest
bidder therefor whole squares iS so
Of Lafayette Square, divided BY 10Th running nosh
and laid of building oss square No iss contains y Oso
gether separately, may be desired There g.
square IA cottage containing
den Sale be made the premises Monday the l2 July
next, O'Clock, ,p m. AsH4}1
Terms hundred GA puchasa money 10 be
paid the residue in equal payments six Twelve
eighteen months, with
satisfaction OF the II the Of sale complied
with in three days nse the sa the property 10 BIZ esod a tho
pense and risk Of first purchaser I-l
payment purchase money deed
will be given by 7. 80
JUDSoN MITCHELL, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
July 4-d Auctioneer.
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July 4-d
BY Il. N. sTRATrON. Aactioaser.

crock OF FAsHIoNABE ROOTS AND SHOES FRENCH
English kids Morocco and other SKINS sstags
gaoons con Mondy morning. the 18th instant ~ O'Clock
and fixtures
Johnson Pennsvana between AZ and 6t Streets
(known as Duvalts Building) consisting Of
Mems goat, fine calf and grain boots
DO patent leather Congress do 2
DO fine quilted bottom do
Fillmore and Oxford ties calf Brosans
Boys and youths calf boots and shoes
LADIES' Morocco kid, calf, grain and goat kuskins
Do black and fancy lasting CATERS
DO fine French morocco and kid slippers
plain figured silk and gaIters
DO half gaiters and Jenny Lind shoes
Do Morocco and kid boots st.
Misses slips, misses bnskins and boots
Together with general assortment Of
Chdenh shoes, wOmen's, and childTen's
Travelling trunks and gum satches
Aso large superior French and English kid Morocco,
Madeira, and other skins e+ H'
CooIed lasting silk braas gaoon bindings rose,
buckles and buttons
Patent leather and Morocco worked uppers,
tees, &C.
Together with the store-furniture viz:
Painted hoor-cloth carpets mahogany sofas, tables
Table covers, mats stove
superior plate Mirror by inches
Tems $50 and under cash ESQ and under Sl00 so
days. $780, and four monhs' credit
toriy endorsed, bearing interest.
July 4-d
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Further European News by the Canada.

HALIFAX, July 7-The following further intelligence
was brought BY The steamer Canada from Liverpool lbe
IN the atmosphere on Tuesday preventing The sendlDg
forward these Items on that day
ENGLAND.
Lord Derby has announced that a,treasury order is
abont 10 be issued prohibiting The mixture OF sueeoy
with coffee, but permitting the sale OF suceoy sepa
ratey. ft &8lt
Al meeting OF Buenos Ayrean bondhoiders, resolu.
lions We're passed expressing confidence IN the faith OF
the republic and suggesting 10 her government 10 avail
itself OF the guano found of the coast oil Patagonia as
source OF revenue 10 liqudate her debt
On Monday afternoon The new Cunard steamer Ataula
originally the Persia, was launched from K Steele y
Sons building yard at Greenock She is 4O2 tons Dur
den with engines OF the sde-leyer class, oil ooo morse
power, but working up TO 1000.
The ship Windermere had arrived from Hobartown
Australia, with 100000 in gold She brings no later
news The government had chartered The American
ship Tconderoga, at Liverpool, TO carry emigrants 10
Messrs Dixon. VALUE. & Co sliabilities are estimated
at f20o00, chiefly IN the Baltic trade.
The tories of Edinburgh are bringing forward J. c.
Bruce, younger brother of Lord Egin, for Parlia
meni
Mad'lle Wagner has made up her quarrel with Mr.
Lumley The manager of the Italian opera, and has lett
England.
II is said that the Pacha OF Egypt had arrived in Lon
don from Pals.
The legislature still continues to rebel against the
Presidents dictatlons and the unds have been affected
in consequence
No mention is made of sea fight having taken place
off Para, reported recently in American papers
The Emperor OF Brazil has invited sixty Sisters OF Char
ity to minister in the Brazilian hospitals. A number OF
the slsterhood were about to embark for Rio
Letters from Toulouse represent the crops to have been
much damaged in that district by storm of hail which
occurred on the 18th ult.
The nundation heretofore reported still continued and
several bridges had been swept away in Saone.
SWITZERLAND.
The Federal Diet have been summoned 10 assemble on
the 5lh OF July.
The meeting of the Zo-Verein Congress was held on
Monday, the 2lst No material progress has been made
since breaking of negotiations with Austria II is already
stated that Austria has abandoned her demands
despatch from Constantnope 10 Paris announces
that the recent nsurrecon had been put down, and the
Arabs had sued for peace.
Rumors prevalent of an attempt being made by the
Russian party TO oust the ministers.
INDIA.
The East India mail arrived at Marsees.
telegraphic despatch from Trieste brings Bombay
dates to the 22d OF May, but nothing later from Rangoon
The troops would probably remain there until the rainy
over, when, il the not ended, add-
tona forces would be Nizam is said have ceded
part of his territories to the British in payment Of his
debts.
An extensive secret organization OF Thugs had been
discovered in Punaub Five hundred arrests had been
made, and 100 now in prison have confessed their
merous murders.
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Cape OF Good Hope.

BY arrivals at New Bedford accounts have been re-
ceved from the Cape of Good Hope TO May T. The 9Th
regiment had had sharp encounter with large force Of
the enemy, in which the latter finally routed, with
large number killed Andrea Bothnia, leading Hotten-
tot, has been indicted and is to be tried for high
Gov. Cathcar had been thrown from his horse and
badly injured but recovering, and intended to lead
force of 900 men into the enemy's country.
Sandlki, the chief Kafir rebel, had again sued for
peace, but Gov. Cahcar replied that he would make no
peace with the Kahrs this side of the river Kei and
drive the Katirs into Central Africa, and their
lands TO the English colony.
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Gov MARcY.-Ths distinguished veteran democrat
arrived in our city last evening, and will spend few
days here and in this vicinity He is present the guest
OF Z. Roggen, esq., who is a family relative.
The Governor appears as fresh and vigorous as in his
most pany days, and takes deep interest in the
OF the democratic national nominees and will give them
vigorous support. We welcome him TO our city, and
trust democratic friends will extend to him those
courteses and marks of respect TO which he justly
entitled by his great moral worth and social virtues,
well Tor his high services statesman and demo-
cratic leader. Governor M. is accompanied BY his
Rochester ddue, tiser II
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MoRE RAILROAD LOANS IN EUROPE The Central
Michigan Railroad Company have borrowed, at par,
$500 600 their bonds having twenty years to run, and
bearing per cent interest, the interest aud principal
both payable in London in sterling These are favora-
BILE terms. The of this negotiation has advanced
its stock two per cent.
The other loan made in London is for the Erie Rail-
road Company Its amount is So 100000 on the bonds
of the company, having fifteen years run and bear
payable in sterling London. This loan was taken at
81 a % per cent.
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We requested to state that the Observatory engaged
making Of observations with the astronomical
expedition Chill that public service requires that the officers
while engaged should not be interrupted therefore
decided close the Observatory ve every evening from
June 4-n
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AMERICAN STEAMER FOR THE DAkUBE.-It is a sig
nifcan fact that engines building in New York for
steamer to navigate the waters of central Europe
American genus has not only been heard OF at thai re-
tanned by steamers navigating those waters does not
exceed fourteen or fifteen miles an hour
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/" The Campaign of IsAs.o

HEaE are yet on hand le than hundred copies Of
"1he Campaign OF 1857 political paper published during
that under the auspices OF Thomas kcbe All
which entered faithfully recorded,
gether with the official presidential elections
1874 and 1898 BY States and countless the full proceedings OF The Bal
Convention and of the Philadelphia (w)
lsf and indeed other objects OF which
be brought into discussion in the approaching will
found In this volume.
The Campagn contains 46 io bound strong boards
with sheep backs and will be sold
dollars.
AS there but about hundred copies hand
wish to purchase may procure them at this office.
June II--eou
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Later from Newfoundland.

HALIFAX IN. } July 6.-The latest advices from ST.
Johns Newfoundland report the existence Of strong parry
feelings General Machant proroxued the legislature
with insuing and ilmed speech, which excited the
and dersion Of the audience The press
manifest great indignation, and his excelencys egy has
been carried through the hanging by The neck,
com panied with the music Of the Dead March.
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Msrder al Pinsbuyg.

PIrrsBuRG July Ga shocking murder was perpetated
i'm of public yesterday, which caused some
excitement Samuel Mitchell, formerly turnkey in the
county prison, while walking along Water street, at
by three persons stabbed the breast, making
a wound which proved Instantly fatal Two men, named
David Jewell and James e. Cochrane, arrested
charged with being the perpetrators who, after exam
inaon committed 10 answer.
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BosToN July7 "A meeting of wings opposed to the rat
foaon Of Cen SCOTS nomination was held this evening
at Fapep Hall, Henry Williams presided, and the Rev
Hubbard Winsow was the principal orator. The oralor
declared that Mr. Webster, aside fom Mr. Fillmore, was
only could command the Of the South
He landed Webser, and characterized unwise and i'm
polite the action of the Baltimore Convention
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Erecuiion.-Horrible Scene.

New ORLEANS, July 1.-Two criminals, named Adams
and Bese, condemned for murder, hanged TO day in
this city The ropes from mismanagement slipped
and both precipitated the pavement distance of
fifteen feet Alter being restored consciousness, the
wretched again placed upon the scaitod and
swung off, hanging until they dead There was
large crowd OF persons present witness the hord trans
action, and much Indignation manifested
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The Remains Of Henry Gay Al Buffalo.

BuFPALo July Z The remains OF Henry Clay reached
here evening and received with every demonstra
respect They lett here is morning. In the steamer
Buckeye State, for Cleveland.
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Public Sentiment Pierce and King VS.. Scott
and Graham.

and GrahAm
AS an evidence Of public sentiment the presidential
question: wepublish the following sent in official
form, and its accuracy may be relied upon
H0 4a, MONDAY, July s, 1852.
AT meeting composed of the passengers board the
new splendid steamer John Hart plying between this
city and Keypor, New Jersey for the purpose Of testing
the popularity OF respective candidates for the presi
dency, d. X Underhil esq, Of this city called 70 the
chair, and ID. Mooney, esq. was chosen secretary.
The following the of the expression Of the pas
senger who mostly business men, having families
Pierce and King ll2
Scott aud Graham 69
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by A. GREEN, Auot,oneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN NPURNITURE, SCHOOL DESKS,
III and benches auctonon Friday the 9th
sthe residence Of lady declining housekeeping o'clock
o. between 81 and streets, he knng viii designate
house n good assortment of furniture, viz
" Pianoforte and srool card and other tables
Union and chairs
Beds,eads, csSpeis, and rugs
Cooking and other stoves
Together with good lot Of kitchen requisites.
Also a lot OF school desks and benches.
Terms cash. A. GREEN.
Juye Aucroneet.
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Mr. Rantou addressed part OF his constituents nj Me.
chanic Hail. Salem, on Monday, and, after some histori-
cal reflections appropriate 70 the day, announced that be
should support the Baltimore democratic nominations,
and exhored his hearers to do the same forgetting his
rejection as delegate to the convention. Either Pierce
or Scott, he sad be Presidents both uphold the fu.
gve slave law but the democratic candidate is far supe
ror 10 the whg canddaie and this is the lime lor The
democratic party 10 be united, and every portion Of il
should be called together We do not that Mr.. Ran
tou advanced anything new different from what he
has said in Congress, az touching the Baltimore platform
and fugitive slave aw.--Boaon Post
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THE cHoLERAThis fatal disease prevails extensively
on board OF vessels coming from Chagres with passen
gers and exists in most Of the towns in the valley Of
the Mississippi Whether it will extend its ravages
North s yet 10 he seem but we see from the New York
Herald that its appearance that city dreaded as that
paper calls ION the mayor and corporation bes them
selves, and take immediate steps for the protection OF
health by providing for the thorough cleansing and pa
rlfcation OF the city, which more slihy or
better prepared 10 promote the extension and mortality
of the cholera than II is at present" We hope that
corporate authorities will also take timely measures
10 guard the city from the cholera and other diseases
Much may be done by keeping the streets, lanes, and
alleys, yards, and cellars. in clean and pure condition
Impure atmosphere generates disease and there be
no doubt that the cholera be entirely avoided its
effects mtgaed by cleanliness. The hot is upon
u.s. and too much cannot be exercised by the copo
authorities and by private individuals preserve
the health OF the city.-Bah. Clipper
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Democratic majority

There twenty four passengers, exclusive OF those
who voted, who said they wings, and were ready
to vote for third candidate, provided good and true
national whg should be nominated; but they would not
vote for Scott. If no other whg candidate should be
nominated, Of them will for Pierce, and others
will not vote at all.--.Nait0naL Democrat.
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EYE N. srRArTON, Auct,en.sr

SUPERIOR DAPPLE GRAY HORSE, TWO BUO0IEs CARRY
three Of single auconOn Saturday
morning. at 10 o'clock the front Of Bank
ingon, shall sell without
One dappe gray horse, five years old, strong
sound, kind harness, excellent family hops
sold for no fault
Also, two bugges nearly
One carryail, in pretty good order
Three OF single harness complete.
Terms made known sale
6-N +
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Romans Of Mr.. Clag.

CLEVELAND, July THE steamer conveying Mr. Gays
remains arrived here about noon, and met at the
wharf by committees from Cleveland, Columbus, Cncn-
natl, and Kentucky The whole city hung Ia mourn
Ing, bells loed. and every mark of respect showa The
body left ia the southern train at o'clock
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Suicide of a PhitaIe,phian.

New ORLEANS. July S-George Bradley, native of Phil
elpha who kept the General Scott Coffee House in this
city, committed suicide yesterday
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Sr. LOUIS, July THE party which left Santa Fewh
Governor Calhoun has arrived Kansas. The governor
the journey continued grow and wore, and
when within ninety miles of Kansas he died His
honors
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ny rEt1nArH.
Mr.. Clas's Funeral Obssquiss.

NEw YoRKs July S.-rhe board OF sldernen have ap-
eight Thousand dollars pay the expenses OF
funeral obsequies Of the Hon Henry Clay, which take
place about the 2Oti inst.
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He (Gen. Pierce) carried muskei nor knapsack
or served as a private al all.-Ssntinet.
The Sentinel knows neither truth decency in speak
ing of Gen. Pierce.
A soldier who served under him in the Mexican war
says that often, on the march from Vera Cruz Mexico
he gave up his horse aid in carrying tha sick, and he
often relieved weaed and exhausted soldiers by taking
their muskets and knapsacks and carrying them for
miles. AT one time, says informant, he saw him
with the arms OF three soldiers, marching foot at the
head OF bis brigade. His horse was carrying two sick
forwhom they had been unable TO provide llters
lErhsngs paper
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Resumption of Navigation
dnfi- Scott Mee,inp.

Il BALTIMORE July THE navigation of the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal will be resumed about the 10th inst.
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La,gs Ere al Manchester. NJ H.

MAsonRsrER, July LAS! night Messrs. Baldwin,
Gould, " Co.'S mills this place burned, with
the buildings adjoining Total loss S25ooO-parily in.
sued.
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Arrivol Of the S.eamer Washiaeton

New YoRK, July S.-The steamer Washington from
Southampton and Bremen arrived at her wharf this
ng with full complement OF passengers and valuable
cargo Her has been anticipated.
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MARRIED..

indianapolis, Indiana Thursday 81
A. McCLBsa, Mr. WOOD BROWNING, OF Ctncinpari 10 Miss
MARY A. BROWN, daugbterof Hon. WV BRows, Of
named city.
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Departure of Mr.. Webster

New YonK. July Srhe Hon. Daniel Webster leaves for
Boston this afternoon at o'clock by the New Haven rail-
road.
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The Elizabeihtown Journal twhig,) published where
General Scott formerly resided in speaking OF the low
assaults made by some OF the Scott wings upon General
Pierce's private and public character, says:
To such system Of electoneering we cannot become
party and while we reverence the we'll earned great.
ness Of the whg candidate for the presidency we also
know that his distinguished competitor is worthy in all
that contributes TO the nobility OF human nature to
GIL the high position 10 which his party has placed
him.
We cannot believe that the dicnle which poli-
cal journals attempt cast upon the military services OF
an honorable antagonist, whose courage and conduct
have been endorsed by the gallant old chief himself il
approved by the frank honesty OF the noble soldier
that Will be advantageous TO the party which permits II
to pass without rebuke,