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RICH BRocADE SILKS.
BLACK eros DE RHINE
.4..a- BLACK wATERED SILKS,
FLoRENCE--AM colors at
octli If SIMPSONS, so Canal street
Linen Cat,sbs.tc HMsadkesCktefs
AT GREAT BARGAINS,
IN Ranging Dollar per up comprising oil styles for
ooto II MPsoN,s, so Canal street
Embroidered Handkerchief.
~ An just opened of styls from 1 cents to
SIS all GUARANTEED to FIFTY PER CENT CHEAPER than they
oclo # so Canal street,
DOsaesttcs at Bosto,, Prices.
~ ALI descriptions, from guaranteed cheaper by the
piece than at any other house in Neworleans
oe.e # sIMPso ON, so Canal atrcet.
.NeaU trimmings.
JUST OPENED
BLACK VELVET RIBBoNs-ALL WIDTHS;
COLORED
SATIN RIBBONS; a
PEARL EMBROIDERED GArP-ALI coLoRs;
PEARL LACE GIMP
With other late styles Of TRIMMINGS, at ~ -g4
octa If SIMPSONS, 80 Canal street.
$50 Grape SlsGsUls,
tB- Just received per Crescent City, ranging from
80 EACH TO $40,
bought GREAT SACRIFICE NwYork and will all be sold at
very small advance. Tho assortment comprises
PLAIN EMBROIDERED AND COLORED SIIAWLS
OF THE LATEST PATTERNS.
oct9H SIMPSON so Cana, ot,es
bargains In FyNn3sels.
~ just opened superior stock, consisting of Nv,
DIMET WHITE AND RED FLANNELs; r.
ALL WOOL WHITE AND RED FLANNELS;
FANCY COLOREp FLANNELS -..H.-
RED AND WHITE TwILLED FLANNELs;
g. ANGOLA AND SUPERIOR GAUzE FLANNELS.
'g ....ALso.... rEH
BROWN AND BLEACIED COTTON FLANNELS.
All guaranteed to cheap they puhasdn NewYok
oes II SIMPSON, 80 Canal street.
~ IN, Nu~ysoa
- VssS A]sssVsSos
SIMPSON. 70 CANAL. STREET
| " Has just opened
r..n 1891 NJ, uaos -" nue. nssk Au" ooi'foa'
| :, AAo1soADhan'D ohihAs-oean'hui S'SfeS'
unnsrprrn,No INV noons
..,.-- ~ -. - . -. s -
e'np',ns rhas MS CouNIEhrANEs, cuhiAlN eoops,
1919 aalAAoAo, NAfAiNS, loWEANsS' ofsAsfa' e'c''
oce Ii sTMpsoN,s so Canal .,s,,
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w. SDEe1oltt0 >UN1lt1EEIS.
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- For tho new Constitution, in French and
English, zee Supplement. x.
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j. b. Steel.

j. II. Steel, ~
PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER AND sTATIONER,
no. 10 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
u Always on hand complete LAW (Englsh and
Fnneh MEDICAL SCIENTIFIC BOOKS CLASSICAL
and LITERARY WORKS, CEIEAP PUBLICATIONS etc, etc.
STATIONERY Domestic and Foreign BLANK BOOKS
Of every description.
PRINTING and BOOK BINDING executed with
Agent for WHITES PRINTING TYPES etc. HOE Co IS
CELEBRATED PRINTING PRESSES. octIs aqp4tW
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ssTo TIE PEOPLE OF LOUISIANA. Read the
excellent communication, which, under the
above caption, We publish in another column.
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To the Holders OF city Obligations

TREASURER'S OFFICE,
Cry ey NEW oRLvASs, Aug. lR, 1856.
w Notice is hereby given thu o iets obligations
of the old city of the late Municipalities of the city
ayse that the Treasury prepared
TONS aud that no interest will be allowed mAured obligations
and alter the 25th instant.
aul9 2ptf VIM. IF. GARLAND Treasurer.
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notwithstanding.

AT ~ CHARITIES STREET.
tH- A. BROuSSEAu CO. have received late arrivals YER
large and splendid assortment of CARPETING, such
Superior VELVET AND BRUSSELS TAPESTRY;
BRUSSELS T!iREE,PlYS, lNGRAlNs, YENETiANs etc;
Figured BAlZt and LINEN for Cumb Cloths, WINDOW
STAIR RODS, TABLE AND PIANO COVERS, RUGS all knds
White and Colored MATING, etc., etc..
FLOOR OIL CLOTH from "a feet wide qualities all
which they offer Low PRICES CASH satisfactory paper
Twin
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rs PENMANsHIp AND Book KEEpING.-These
important whether young old
in business wishes engagement New pupils at DoLBEAR
ACADEMY Sc received this week See advertisement
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BoARD OF SunvEy OF THE MOUTH OF THE MissIssIrpI.
The War Department have constituted Capt VIM. X.
Latimer, of the Navy Major VIM Chase, Breve Major
j. g. Barnard. and Brevet Major r G. r. Beauregard Of
tho Corps Of Engineers the Board to make
ination Of the mouth Of the Mississippi with view to
determine the most convenient pass leadng into the Gulf
of Mexico through which ship canal Of sufficient capa
city to accommodate the wants Of commerce be
opened, and to report upon other points in relation
therato - IS .ll -. Le.l- -
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soo1r AND GRAHAM CLUB, FIRST WARD FIRST DISTRICT
regular meeting will bs held THIS EVENING
49, at halfpast O'clock GODFREY KAErzELs BALL ROOM
Nayades street, opposite the Horse Station Alvoter the Ward
friendly 10 the election of SCOTT AND GRAHAM respectfully
invited attend. 49, WIS. CAMPBELL, President
w w MEG. R,ry secre ary. oetls
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The FLoarisc PAIAcE-The great Floating Palace has
arrived at the foot Of jackson street. Fourth District
where it viii remain until Wednesday next. 1t was
yesterday afternoon and last night and both the
Palace and the performances auded their merits
deserve Our citizens anxious for the arrival of the
Pance at the foot of Canal street Personal observation
convinced that description give adequate
idea of Its magnifcence.
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INY'--IN3'.

t For SALE lot of TAR in barrels prime ORDER also kegs of
large szc which has and 10 the shipping
order will be sold to dry, if taken from landing, low rate
usual in lots from store, ut the lowest market prices.
3t9p Il. j. WHITE 10 New Basin,
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Sslks-stsIts.

StINcS--S
Y PER sTEMsHIP CRESCENT CITY.
SUPERIOR TARE sATIN-All colora.
eros DE AFRIQUE-Nsw styles. r.
RICH BRoCADE SILKS
BLACK eros DE RHINE.
. BLACK WATERED SILKS,
FLORENCE-Al oolors, at
octll If SIMPSONS, 50 Canal street.
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rs To PERSONS RUPTuRED.-The many per-
eecua made Dr. Sherman deserving
than passing notice. For particulars his
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rs CERRo GoRDo CLuB.-The members of
this will their Hall Salvador Pa) Rampant
and Cusomhonae Streets EVERY MONDAY EVENING hapa
o'clock All the other Cus Of the city respectfully nvid
The Committee Room this Club No. Buildings
change Place toc4 tel JAS. W. DuPLESSlS, Sec'y
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Mss~ STATE Observation-Disclosures Crescent:
Please that GEORGE p BRANT Eaq who
the years efficient Clerk the Treasury Department.
supported for the office Of STATE TREASURER by
Il pct11 To MANY
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~ Just opened superior stock, consisting Of
DIMET WHITE AND RED FLANNELS;
ALL WOOL WHITE AND RED FLANNELS;
FANCY COLORED FLANNEIS; H
RED AND WHITE TWILLED FLANNELs;
., ANGOLA AND SUPERIOR GAUZE FLANNELs.
0s- ....ALso....
BROWN AND BLEACHED COTTON FLANNELs.
All guaranteed to cheap they be purchased NewYork
oct9 If SIMPSON, street.
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You've TArIEs' ScHooL-we invite the attention Of
parents and guardians the advertisement in another
column Of Mrs Dimitys Day and Boarding School for
Young known to citizens the Orleans
Academy the southeast section Of Tvoli Circle.
This old familiar is still preserved, glad to
perceive the picturesque and inviting entrance to
the institution.
complshed conductors Of this Academy and We are
pleased to that their efforts to bud up permanent
family school for young ladies have been eminently sue
cesafu English and French being both daily used and
music vocal and instrumental taught if desired in add
ton to the usual branches Of ayourg ladys education
know of school deserving Of the patronage Of
parents and guardians. See advertisement
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Idsr For GoyERNoR.-We are authorized to
RICHARD HAGAN candidate
this State, under The Constitution. 2pte
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ny-CtOtlsi1sg.
Tar The undersigned have just opened COMMON STREET.
large AMI splendid stock of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Clothing all in the very best Manner
The materials have been selected with and will be
sold CHEAP FOR CASH large assortment OF fine CUSToAIMAD
SHIRTS hand. Al those wishing purchase any
above n will do well give call and themselves
octls St9p JACKSON q COLBY, 50 Common street
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rs The following is a statement Of the re

Tho following gentlemen who the occasion the
last the 18th osober have authorized that
Company them, of the same
above should question: easrs G. Ash, Brown,
Daprenuon, 2. L. Aiailloux.
the the throws tile ecson Judges
the late trial referred to-.
octis ]. BROOKS, Acting Foreman NOT
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Hosiery Just Opened.

~ DESTROYS of filling Cry Goods bill AT ONE HOUSE
| are recdfnmended to examine at
| SIMPSONS, so CANAL. STREET,
his stock embraces all kinds fabrics 0sNABURGS
MOST MAGNIFICENT GOODS of any guam
| ity desired at prices guaranteed average
| TWENTY PER CENT LOWER
than those other city acceptance
SIMPSON, 90 Canal street.
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Scientific Evidence.

Baron Lrhig in hIs celebrated work on Aumn
Chemistry, .ny-. "AnHruiiria digestive fluid and
a'uJous 10 the gastric JUICE may be- readily prepaid
ed from the mucous ulrmhaur vt the stomach ut
the calf 30 which ylr uus articles At food, n, meat
md crgs, will be- Seifsnsd, changed, and dig,sied,
yugtHtIc same ElIaR'r 90 ,hey could be "a the hu-
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ttlr0itinrs

.XAY. BR'S
Es'!a!','1ilt4.aR;z'
&ANlEsllk }:
Cherry PICTORIAL
For ,he Cure OF
C0uGlIS, COLDS, ll0ARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WNOOPlyG-C0CCu,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
Ot az hcumerua.mcJ,ru'sr Ntaut taud some
ot thcmya'u1h'c) Tor the cure Of pulmonary com.
t.oiuts, nothing has eycrhcru .anl which could
compare ia i,s effects with, this Preparation. oh
err NE som,umrs, tntat a.l times and IN all dis
eases ,l tA' lungs aud thrllt where medicine can
give rcue.. thisN..l do &C. Ills pleasant to take,
and pel'ro,iy safe ~ accordance with The dirtc-
tons. We Gouot advertise Tor the information U
those who have uIrIit bG, ,hoe who have net
famdc, that have known ia yuuc will not be-
Wi'houtlt, urdty lbs timely use. iiey are secure
h"W the tanget"U- consequences At Coughs AMI
to,ds"Weh Hrs,ts.ej, r'p,ninto fatal c,rsump-
TW Diploma OF the Massachusetts institute
was awarded 10 this preparation o, tn. Board III
Judges ~ september 1877 also, the Mcdu,s ui The
ihlrr great institutes ui Atm this county also
he Dp,orfa ct thv Ohio Institute rt Cincinnati
has hcru given 10 the turER FIo1oTAL ty their
Government an cousdcJauo Of rs extraordinary
L@ae. and '''''' ~ '''''H '''''' 0'"'
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20, r, az sic '""'I'
80 lt @'.N' " '''' 's'.I"--- Noil.' Is H'T'.y
-.'th' lA1l on a,1.~ol lands ytlr C.I|c.1soi ia
't.. county ..g .ni 90" '".. 'i .3...u tHuHs'
Z. ''.'" '''' .t' I'.l.'F "' lI ~, .,Ji- i"I iHh..
t". '"' .'" ,.' .l' tr.g I"0, t.H .t .E.t"
...'.'. ."' N'' H'-.f ..' sWi',' -e" ','o.H 20
'".'- ''.. .' 'i' also, '. 90 ,.r .a...
'..', "' l"- 'N.. .H|y Is5l ts ali." '..
ID .'..n \. .'.is Poo
=. ..' t,N '., .'UtNl H1I ll, .I ..H.N 20. .gI
'"l% lH ".a. S w l1 tI.H"l la..H. .-., f.gt e..
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10 F1RLER5l
Osogo 9ran 80 El1nG5

=
FsN,in subscribershayc now growing at ,hrir
nursery, three ui.c' west OF Ottawa ~ large
q supply Of proj'hy lhr finest p-aIr Orange
Pantseyer grown in this state, md which, aihO'
Of very superior quality, We will srl, 90 the COM
mon prlce ilroulinarJ plants. We did not en- bufk
IN this enterprise ul nirt the most thorough exam.
nation oi tie -ull,ct We a-cetlaiued from actual
observation that /, is no lougerun experiment IN
this state With Ibis shrub, Mt very small cX.
psuse live f'nc' which VIII ir lurp'i8ul. may
be- reared NJ q very short i.mr The value Oisuch a
fence to any aricr g easily appreciated This
shrub is very holly, is disl1sicWl 90 Ul, animals
nud nsccis. md gows WEI on almost every VA
upty Oi-uiI Ne th-star has q long top root, by
which tr enabled t0rrsisi ihs wind. and it1. ia
di-irc'allras ricrdr. Ih~iur0tGc,ion otth0s
plant wI,l doas nurhtp promote Doc pu-prri'yo Of
The .Iair asst, ilv ruiIoads now IN p,uc~-- u'cuu-
stfuciiuu 1s with itCur largest puir.cr may De-
40 once fenced add cultivated, while without u
they would iny visir'pr on luiiu!'r lrurlh ol TINE
In very short the hii fence viii h- considered
indisp.n, HE anon eyry well regulated farm, and
he who commences first nill first have his farm
fenced. Al wiIiieluy appreciate, hni cpl1nis
grown IN this latitude will succeed better than
those grown farther south aud bench We have
embarked N he Enterprise with the view OF sap
plying al lrnst 10 pau' the gren; demand iorplHuis
pence tn uTodnce ih most perfect mud uniform
Vrow'h nfpantsty presented to the public, We
shah be happy ioshns thcmto those who can call
and examine trhl ntthc nursery.
Orders may hc ltwith either 81 The subscribers,
ofwllh Mr. VI Ofnn, al Tie lfce Trader Office,
In OuaWl. or anfofpur afrntHin other places
Plant. ordered will be- delivered either at the
nursery er IN Ottlwa ~ nav be desired send IN
your ofjerealy lns9s WooDRrrr &CAros'
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THE lprFes, aud best assortment IN town u.
CnmphrllN Coz Storn, the best article made, at
CnEEVERS, where you Will iind.lO0l other ar.
ticl3 very desirable a, hsusually low prices ,scl6
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TX 40 VA IL: N IL Z - -sAN W. ". On
Great reduction IN PRIEST!
fI'IlE undersigned will hereafter couiine his hu.
l. siness strictly to "Cgsh or no Sales" MAX.
ing that our motto, We can sell Co,hna fer less
advance lhnn before. Our odd customers aud new
ones viii please give us call, and we will cndca.
vor to prove to them that our ssrrllORs are found.
ed On lact'. Buy Tor cash and .rli lot cash QlicS
return and small profits MARcus Koiy.
August Z, 1852
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PrairjcEpucc'

J HAVE caHeu',l 10 receive orders for
I uH-' or-rr Pan'r, lnf lker & Mason OF
uDuhnrr lu d. preferred o. those raised south a.
'h.s Such Ds wish 90 procure plants Of thrhrst
quality and pi 'Ir most f.,..y &iUi may be- assured
li1Iihry wiil o." supplied wrhju.t What they want
CuIl early there a. an advantage 100 having lhr
order iu early 'Ur price Willie the lpwrstrairS go
inc. auggl Z g. N,rIygrr
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yYautp..


= =. 900 in cash or produce IN exchange
81 goods at prices most astonIshlngIy low,aI
oct 10 CutEyEsS,
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tsot1N a. EahNFN-
IN CASES Cnmpucl's double sole boots, war
" rau'rd lucaSs m,u'ship boots.
~ ease. bnyt thick kip and cUiibOo,s.
5 meas hest calf bol,s.
6 " kip and coarse hrngans.
women callnnd Kip Doo,ees.
callluw -hpra
- boxes ladies me rocco shoes and hoctees, kid
slippers ties aui bu,kns
ILNO--'lhr largest and hest assortment Of
chiidfSn's shoes ever before offered IN this market,
and at very low prices t-p9jl $ u, GGlptEy,
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s.;,,.tl IlnTIsi,sts.

IN 30, aud 100 acre Land Warrants, guaran
~, tied N every respect, for sale IN qnaul.tic
iusuii ptrcha ery, cheaper than ever, by
IDrii 2i.tt NOanls & FI.urg
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Nails :sNsi Smiles

4 FlNElot of pruues for sale 1.-THE
~ Oct. 20 NEw EVGLAND BRAycu
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$50 Kegs nais, assorted, 81 To iOd,
81 Z" wrought aud cut rpikr.. 3! in. to 3 in.
Also wrought and horse shoe nails. tor sale by
may LETT lPALEER * IijCSiING.
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4 Tal'imesp1iI lYrhilcsand skim, the Tan
n merry, or at'he store, on Cana street
IAN - Richardson's
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80 shocmnkcys.

OROCCO, calf, kip and upper leather.
Ill Juchncnl, blue aud green morocco.
Pink, drah, black, maroon and russet,lnings.
bindings webbing MOB, 8, l0nnd ~ thread,
Pegs, lasts. nails, tacks, brussels, avis, pncers,
nmwcls heel ballirons, ac,.-lorsnlob by
lau33 RiCuARpsoSs.
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WHOM, ~ .nny Concern.


, LLWl' ht,j 70 y, Wiz, either Ivy note or
\ book account, are requested to settle immc-
Lat.LY. and lheI..g alst cost h. WEE.
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II ISEELL & SCHEIY mc buying l,aS seed
1 1 90 their oil Mali, south wet corner of the lla-
sin. They will contract tcca tor another season
and furnish seed the best quality to farmers to
SOW. sept
Inn G. ALhS. Liusccl Oh, warranted Red lcal A.,
lou chrome red, chrome green, chrome yellow.
Paris g,etn, day and w o Spanish brown, Spanish
whiting, plaster of Paris, Venetian red yellow och
re, French aud Chinese Neruuinn, ultu.ifaruc
blue, ygrnl-hrs and turpcutjue, bUkc's tlr. proul
paint, together with variety ol other paints, Tor
sale at reduced prIcgsby q. !. TnoursoS,
may l-ti. nthe civ Drng Store
\ GOOD assortment fCoats, Pant, andVesi.,
~ ~ remarkably low prcrs, Mt the
Aug Is, ". Y. Clothing Store.
4 QUANTITY OF Hats and Caps, Trunks, and
"a Carpet Dag for sale very chcnpn'
Aug Is " Y CigfhiHg Store,
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20 d0z Ames best ShDyeb,
cast STEEL
10 Ames' and {. $. spades
Al-o--Log, trace, stage aud halter chains. hoes,
hay, rrain aud manure forks; lIuldrun & Bood'-
beet scythcs-- scythe suaths &c., just received and
for sale low may l-tf IVhLtER 81 lllcELKG,
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Enr Nn.c

N Ne. hogse covered spring n.on--che,p,
n q as J., has been run for short time. IN.
" Qrrc al the
Oct. %, New ENuLANp BRAScti.
The daily union., 1852-08-06
From Mexico.

By the brig Tehuantepec we have received file OF
Mexican papers, latest dates from the city OF Mexico
being those OF the l4th July last.
The foshcomng withdrawal OF the ministry is still one
OF the topics the tapis. II 10 said that M Ramirez
the Minister OF the Interior would have resigned trst but
that he thinks himself bound hold his Office 90 long as
the country will be agiiaed by the important questions
which engage It's attention. His friends will al
low him 10 abandon his post I'LL the Tehuanepec affair
is settled The attacks which have been made against
him by the opposition press have made him disgusied with
the position which he occupies and he would very will
lngy give up, ii II were not Tor the earnest solicitations
OF bis friends who approve Of his late conduct in the Tc
huantepec controversy. Sr Miguel Arroyo is talked OF
his probable successor.
The delegation by the State OF Zacatecas, having
presented themselves at the palace the 9th instant.
asked TO the President OF the republic for the purpose
OF consulting with him upon the unfortunate events in
the Fresnillo by which several inhabitants were killed by
the Indians Asa, the plea that he was engaged with
some important matters. which required his immediate at
call again in hour They very much offended at
this. and they determined card against the President In
which they accuse the general government OF having
abandoned the State OF Zacatecas
The late execution in Matamoras OF the four men
rested belonging 10 Carvajals party caused an
element among the friends oil The expedition in Browns
Vile The streets were filled with people uttering
shouts and against the Mexican government and
sgsins, General Avaos, whom they shot in egy and af
terwards burned.
The papers lately received from Merida and Campeacby
contain satisfactory in relation TO the against
the Indians in Yuca,an The ability and activity OF Gen.
era De la Vega highly praised lie s heraded the
great pachcator OF the peninsula.
The daily union., 1852-08-06
From sas Indiana Maaisoai&u.
Change Of Front. M

The wing papers, after wasting great deal OF breath.
paper and ink TO and calols Irish aud German
citizens vote the whg ticket have just found out that
10 loves labor lost the Irish and Germans will not
swalo their natl American candidate, though he was
bedaubed all with soup Sraights these hK ed
ilors, who have been talking lovingly about The
warm hearted lrishman and the sturdy and substantial
German" take another tack, and commence their old
work of abusing them. OF this number. the Cincinnati
Atlas has been the Ioudes in its attempts for
eignborn citizens into the support OF General Scott De-
spairng OF this however abuses them in the following
manner:
There time when every peaceable citizen of the
Union disposed dread the influence which Of
Ielgn brh holding peculiar views governed by peculiar
Influences, and led through the nsuentay OF national
preJudces would have free institutions. IL
IS no secret and II cannot be forgotten, thar In New York
ana Phadeinhia especially and in many other and
cities OF the Union from the 1885 l5i0, o the
most terri BILE and dsgracen character enacted grow
the arts OF demagognes and resulting upon Us Of
election, OF so serious character the safety of
the czen the peace OF the and very
exisence oil the government isell This land
glorious and stripes that had waved
many rdought bate field and many bloody wave,
torn from their staff and aled n ignony the heels
hoong mob through the Of the metropo
lis OF the Union saw the flag Of foreign country ele
vaed In It's place. and under that banner hords Of forsgn
birth and language gathering, bound together by bond
which America fecogpises views Of which
constitution takes cognzance, and 0csfag allegiance
a~tagosfc TO that freedom Dhieh tHstSttons
tended 10 secure."
The daily union., 1852-08-06

this great and rapidly advancing county Let them show
by ihe history Of the past that the democratic party
the only party that iray compeheDds the genus OF our
people aud The spirit OF nstu,ons that 10 the great
principles and measures promulgated by Jefe erson.
established BY Jackson. and illustrated by Polk,
we are indebted for the greatness. glory, and siabil-
lty OF our republic, and that lis onward march to still
higher glory and 10 ndissoluby linked with the
restoration OF the democracy TO power. Let them do
this and as truth is eternal and public justice
TAIN they will achieve brilliant triumph fed
erai whiggey than they have ever yet won.
AUGUST A. 1852 MORE ANON