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put 70 row use-that Of building. The walls Of
somo OF our saloons have oflate years. seemed made
Of glass; and ~ far back the days of Solomon,
rshbinnical stories tell US Of = chamber la the
paiace OF that monarch paved with blocks Of clear,
Transparent glass, under which flowed . canal
hii OF fish, so that II seemed q pond. But coming
70 moro authentic sources, we know that glass Oh
tered extensively into the Roman mosaics and that
IL blocks Of various coors it formed the material OF
many OF their tesseiated pavements. Thick sLeots
Of glars, Of various co.ors, also attached to
the wallis and ceilings Of apartments aud in the
year 68 before Christ Scaurus decorated in this way
q compartment or tier in his gorgeous theatre. In
tho modern o0nservatories or green houses, glass
ID the Chief material but not Gil, the e,oution OF
the Crystal Palace had we seen whole structure Of
any extent, raised of sheets Of glass.
such are the many uses Of glass, to which, il we
add its employment in optical and philosophical
apparatus, we cannot but thank the Aimi gh'y for
teaching man to transform the apparently worthless
sand -, soda in,0 ma ,ra Ur,',i.,t, iran
rent and useful that the. poets of all days have
mnde it the theme Of their most beautiful COMPARE
sons and the inspired prophet employs it again
ara again III his description OF tho heavenly Jerusa-
tn: : sea Of glass Like crystal is before the
;hroie of God;' an5. further on, 'the sons of God
stand on this sea Ct glass mingled with fire." and
the city itself is Of pure gold like 10 clear glass,
md the streets rs il were transparent glass
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K1NosroN. ia juno TO-
Arrived l6th-Rrss Malvern Jsruan Phiaaeipbia I7tn
Nebo Paratt Bsltimore Helen Henrietta (Russ Eboer
field DO Dettnsr Breml Bsrighst pnsdolpLia; Mary,
can tBrl, Manu. Baltimore Sid 18th, bries Tessraph
Young, E0riean 10th, Bhhotsfcrd Rogers baltimore.
arr Mosteso Bay isth sc,r Cantor Parker Baltimore
York.
XIV WEST (Fa) Jniys.
The surveying steamer Legare calls To-Day Bstnore
Tho operations Of the Coast Survey aohc for the
taking current observations. The following
compliments Of ofhcers:--iohn koesers ct comdsi T
eoon, Bryan; Matter Julien Ny ers; Passed Mdsbip
Jones' Hunter Davidson. Green Ciley lat Asst
rnsl e.f. v n sins I'd do do. " Lamdn, Do Luce;
Board o. survey has hold che bark Naooooh,c;
IL Is orc cred tint sic be hove cut and aired.
arr "a, schs Fcoahontae, Bingham, rGork
. PinhADELpIIIA, July l2-i I'm.
Am. seiar md William Fuller Boston brigs ssmi small
yresdwe!li yiator, Park Metallic, Alleys Com stewart,
Dunni,F Portsmouth. vist, BAirht Calais; schrs a
nSea Bayie Aiecibo PR; stewst. Campbell tgr, % Bri-
Is,te Baypp"% 9.a Oregon small Rsov ti,sss -
So.op hon rrisd a mass A ssa @ o
toni Telegraph fh, wsrehan jerome, wl,rd ieTtlseai
hifrsa BnI,stt Baker, Salem; VIM r.ns: Ga
k sSGni A'sAAn s''A B''o steamer A'n.''''' ~.
chss Harper Port az P,in n Mar
asT. I T. bn Ksl Jos ssavsy Sa@
toni sSn .c gs.GS as s.srss bsssr and Maria
yell salem Hornet smslioy Portsmonthi Ieearsph ran
Weea' s,s w% sosr@ ' Jarvis Lyon Ccwoi q TAI.
reyi hechsntc Cain aud Edv Franklin Noseraon bost;i
~ 81 jsesacn Nsntucbs, stranger. E ssndwioh
furbell Boy mum, Providence"
miscellaneous.
s s % pqsbasy for time
In consequence Of dculty At present existing with re-
spest the All except three have refused 70 Prsoess
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PORT OF NEW YOhK, JULY IL 1852.



Steamship Emf ire City, Windie New Orleans o Ro,
sp ssndc fSps Co.
Ship Peter Haskell Rockwell, Antwerp D Hurlbut s.
ship Franklin King Mills St John. NIB, Nesmish Sons
sP hssurf hyssss SsT sss' Sons
Ship George Phelps sherman. Richmond. Chamberlain
nsr1 Mary Fsslsr, oshorn, AsPnSau. N sho.yell.
aaeses g..
Bar. Harvest Nichols. Savannah. sturses. Chairman &
Brig Gcssips {ganl Trseso. Hsyti Schmidt Balchen
Brig Msrtha Rogers, Smart Georgetown. NC Buck &
ssr b. grgss tSnaer eager Co.
sshr r fesres MsntSr fsnd Miller Co.
sehr Star Of the West rl. Key. Rohbucto Schmidt L
sshr EsemplsrI Br, sn It'll II Han.spor' s Dealey.
sr
sohr Mary Peek pupuy. RehmoId Van sr1nt slaght.
ssaI f'F''n
schr Paine. sadlor. Eastpcrt ssursss Chairman
a,rsss ssgg Thompson
Arrived.
eo Ship Henry Clay H Li,orgGO June IL with md.s nd
birth 9TH inst AN lat a. s. lon 81 10 eIs
ShaDsed signals with steamship Franklin wotson, hence
Ship Car den: Sherwood Hse5gce June r. with mdse to
b.rH eorss rom Charleston for Hsrs j IN
SsrreG Tsy main :opss.nt mast the has Uen % dsy'
s1 s s ns ss
ton; 18th aIehiSsd xoeS aged eop
saa three 81 ss HOOK 'is1 The cay
July Pm, lat 40 A. Ion 81 TO- largo
irg 81 9Th let a. Ion 81 80 spoke ship Harwood, from
with msse and as rsssengers Nesmith 8 Sons
SO paseneers Liyingson July 6, 10 with
ship Pennell steering w. The has been 20 days of
SLIP silss Holmes Berry. New Orleans. June "a. with
sIip Cambridse ar gaumorc) White Bo,to. days In
ballast, to b. Taylor Il Co.
h,g sythes saS Ncrl Dit,sp,eu Hamburg. 90 days,
Brig Triumph tBr) Palmer Csdls o. Gays with mdso to
Brig Colum) staat Bolivar City IL days. with
brig Abper Taylor saunders. St Croix June IS
With rum and n shs, e G1nsd sI
SPOKE brig ielsm and from Phisdelpis Cor
bg STEPHEN nouss Gray Ceqptssgs days with :sss
Ion 10 % exchanged snas with brig Con Marion Bibber
rim C,enfuegos fer Boston
sclr Fxoetd BrJ Robets Abaco days. with plpcspplos
the 90 turtle, 10 Ackerly.
sSIr Paiseum. Avery, albany for New London.
s,hr sishd Law Chapel; Albany for Essto.
seir fsris. khoGSS port nj fsH Bssson: ''
Sctr clcsto, Brewster Rordout for Providence.
sc,r S Abel, Uicfips on. Portland. CT.
sclr 5 Bues'r gtam, Seaman Portland. CT.
sctr Globe small, sal u, days.
EIotp lditcr. CGte Rons0ut Tor Providence.
81, II 1oei Hall Clarke Portiand, CT.
satnw.
Sip I,auisispa, 81 days iron Ligcrpool
Bsik Johanna (Brem J, 30 days from Bremen.
one chip, two bGrss and two biigs.
Sailed,
Steamship Empire City windc, New oricsnsi ships
Princeton, Russell Liverpool James Wright Clark Lon
Wind 81 sunscyE u. with dense fog below.
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Court Of General Sessions.
Before Judge Beebe and Aldermen Smith and Bard.

July l2.-Cha.ics Z. aiaoDona!d, convicted last
week q gYai q larceny, N connection With Eliza
Hines, i'll the house where tho latter WAS living as
servant, sentenced 70 five years imprisonInont
and Eliza, Recommended by the Jury to mcrcy,) to
two years.
John Dockham, indicted for mayhem, In biting
the noso Of William H. Sigison, and convicted Of
assault and battery, was fined one hundred and fifty
dollars, and committed to Jail In default.
MOTION IN ARREST OF JUDGMENT.
Mr.. Jonas D. Phillips, in the Of Jane Elliott,
convicted of grand larceny moved in arrest fjudg
ment, upon the ground tbst the article or caattel
stolen was not described with sufficient certainty
tho description being merely 9 q PIN" without
stating whether 1t breastpiu, shawi-pin, hair
pin, or any particular kind. The Assistant District
Attorney opposed, and the point having been ar
gued, the Court were inclined to think the descrp
ton was too vague, and granted the motion The
prisoner who is young girl OF very respectable up
pearance, was accordingly discharged.
THE BANK FORGERIES.
.Scu!C1,Cc on gtStas j. Rvace-- Discharge Of
Ben jonufa U7hac-Ausustus j. Rowe was placed
at toe bar, when Judge Beebe adires ed hin, very
briefly. observing, th't nothing he could could
make him feel tho situation in which he stood more
seusibly. After mature elaboration, the Court had
ael teiIuineG sentence him upon the laucimont
already tried for the period OF four Years and three
months. making the term of his Imprisonment III
all, nearly Eve years.
White was discharged on hiS own recogn zances.
the Court telling him it would depend upon cireum-
stanees whe Their 10 would over be called up Tor
Lria on any of he remaining In,iic' ments.
The Court adjourned until tomorrow morning, ut
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putAlIH or NRw ORLEANS Ncg Orleans
Ivy, AT the present time Is excellent There have
osen &c" scattering cases Of sporadic cholera. but
, oY ~, neht - case now among The resident
p;peh,a,,on whether aoclimated or otherwise One
b,s go ~ oui streeta Tor day, without laying
PARADOX, the members Of the FacuIry say thai al
thems 3" 'eau ''uieS WIN
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Tcgcgrsphic Marine Reports.

hrrivedslps Coringa Calcutta March IL; Abby Pratt.
Liverpool Astfaonr NUrIesns bark Gov Briggs PhilsdeI
PHI. brgs Colt New England AID Dsmersoova dol sohrs
Antoinette, Csrderat; Waterloo Caroline A White and
Henry Matthews, Phlste'phis; kichnond NYork
Cosred-sbir Lady brb.s. NYork: sehrs Eugene, vii.
nibRtOn, NC Coml lishee, NloIk.
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Of the present have proved TO b. and TIE beef q
nov becoming general that the oacls figure win be
3D00.UC0 bales.
1i@ continues highly propitous for tho growing
crop and W have sdvces from every quarter that u
could not well be improved at this date
The closing quotstonsin this market were az annexed
CLAssyrfo ArrOE.
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Married,

On Monday. July IL by the Rev. Mr. Seymour, Miss
ELIZA JANr classy second daughter of William classy
to HENRY M. LEE, both of Brooklyn.
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Cotton Trade.

The movements IN this staple, in this country, up TO
the latest oates in each past three years. were as an
nexed -
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Receipts at This port since lst instant 5000 bales TX
ports 400 Taken by spinners 1000 Taken on specu-
laton, 1000. Stock IN iiIss and other hands $1,000
Amount on solc from ali hands, 1900 bales.
IL relation 20 the movements In this market and APP
pcsance Of the growing CROP the circular Of T. j. Stew
ant Co., Of last Saturday, says;-
Our lnst circular prepared for tho Baltic, and
issued tho 26th ultlmo The vices received that
day by the Atlantic being below the expectations
formed Of their tenor the market assumed langud tome
which rather increased the ensuing week. h0la5s ap
pesrei DESTROYS Of realizing freely than heretofore
producing by their action decline Of with total alcs
u 1000 bales During tho present week they have OK
hiL,ted confidence, and the amount sale being
reduced they have succeeded In advancing prices TO tbe
previous level 30 that may again quote arm market
"a former figures. Monday, being Kept The aunt
yeiSTy Of our National Independence business was
tranacted. Tuesday tho sales 600 bales. Wcdnes
day animated demand rot H., the business roach
ing 200 bales, and closing u email advance rhufs.
cay the aes 30 bales and yesterday 500 bales
closing firm.
The receipts Of tho crop keep upplanlcrs being inis
posed 70 retain bale AZ prices 80 remueeratng those
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Movements OF Ocean Steamers

Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
NAMES. LEAVES DATE FoE
Asa. Liver pool July 8. ..New-York.
Aumbolat... .Havre.. July Z. ..Nsw-York.
America :. :. Liverpool July TO- Boston
Africa. ...... .New-York. July a.. liverpool.
1isegow. ....... .Si6sso~ 'Juy y. ..Nev xork.
Baltic. 49,. :. Liverpool July II. ..hew-Ysrk.
ashingtor .N,w-York. July IL. ;. Bremen.
City Of Pitteruys Eew-Vnrs ..JuY II Sen Francisco
City Of Man chez hills July II. Liverpool.
Northern Light. ~ cw-York. July 70. San Juan.
Vim Penn. .New-York. - uly 20. New OrlesnA
Illinois New York. - July ~ .Aspnwal
Canada :. -. -. Boston July 81. Liverpool.
Atlantic. .NeS-York. July "a. Liverpool.
United States. .Eew-York. Aug IA. ..Aspnwall.
ALMANAC v0RK-rHIs
RI6Es.. AZ MOON RISES. .morn a
Byn SETS. :. .....,... - HIGH eve 80
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Passenger Arrived
JfvEPpooI-Ship uanry clay Ne Rohert Crawford
kEw embarrassing Sas Hoimcs-Miss Sarah Hattie
wey Mrs Muivy Mrs. Travis sna two ohdr.n. Judge Goa
wsy. and ~ IN The stecrafe
Bolivar cfrv-Bris 0roaoco-Mr. Rlsts.
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Nv n tsiHs
l.. Lsboi,eau. Cincinnati.
T. NJ. Damei, New York.
ChGs. wilkins. Phitadel'a.
Dir. Robt. GlbJs, .'r. :. g.
3. Holmes. New Yofl.
s. r. Ti1ln, Chiicotlc.
! X DcrIan s. lady, r.. Y.
A. Garter. Jr., do.
Vim. II Haydecker, 40
Robert r. Lapslcy phil'a
Edwd. Bulkley. New York
y. -. AJgell. Rhode Island.
DR.. n. Troubat, Philadel'a.
X j Troubat 40.
r. Livingston. New York.
A. Lopetrc, New Orleans.
j. VI Gamble, New York.
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- - = ~ =
DR.. Berger ard family, N. Y,
Geo. A. Ward, do.
II. II. Elliot, do.
ID Rodney King, Phllsiel's.
DR.. Nelson BorlaDd, Boston.
Free man Bumstesd, DO.
Il. Paine, New York.
Irving Paris, do.
p. BullioDs and lady, Troy.
w. M. Walker. u. r. N.
Or. Brinton, Philadelphia.
DR.. De Costa, do.
\ Y Baker, Cincinnati.
Henry Bale, New York.
" GaDville. Rhode Island.
A. y Johnston, Utica.
" a. Johnston, do.
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mn sur ATE IIverp00I reported IN yeeterdAy
ipss paper will probably be- detained for some time lousr
IN OK dculty at present existing with
spest crew. All except three have refused 70 prsoeet
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Maxwell Jasi ham, len iueEos osh ult Narfagu-sus fck
ett PonsscoIs wbipple oescr rhaie.snsAi Tr,,ca,
Holmes oo aartietd EAt.s % sohrs Empi-e lsxrs.h
Anx Csycs zoo uit Cacmuh Msr-hsf bnittm"rs y ctN
creon, phinnty nsmohd Center aud Y Adams ~crfi
Phisoelphia Manhattan Feids. % AZ Qunrsutnc rhtp
Any Pratt Winstr Liytrao'l Nay u. VIA Snaeessowa
Juno J. siebhl Tor q BARK aud tour hrgs $40 bark
Dv ght briggs Barbados K Brown Cd TUX.
BANGOR, July 7-Cld brig Kate AOdersou. AGdersSns
Den trma,
CHAkLEs1ON, July S-Ar- ehip Alliance. 1inkham
fofbl brhe Tybee ferSucr, 40, Fremont. Hnrdise
Boston LrrTs, Newman, 4or,; scLr u xrno. IA ar
mon, NYork In the ofhnI shr ae4re less.s n "a
ton, u hrig unknown. Cid emp G.tba,iye wtIsoa
York; bark Cato sherwood hIi1s aersto KEN osou
Provdei stipeo Baro1lonS soLr aelis
Gage " ipdies SD rtesmfhip is1ne, Roiiss Ravsna
Dan hriF Dki nshroe, Morgtrse. North 20 Europa
~ sd sth tchr John Tupis Crane Norfolk
ELIXaBE1g cay, NC, .-oy S-hrr tChra Juiis fap,
crFGs, VII dies Alperncp naGsl- 81 br Con Ehr,nr.
hsus which csps,aed has been taken up tics
GLOUCESTER July s-Arr rcnr lows, Bangor Tor n
yorg.
MOBILE July 2-Arr Br ship git.y Cories asnrsh
Lverp 81 10 days; sp bark Fslns otx lA ana ii dNys
NEW ORLEANS Luy s. AZ sto,m. h,p Js. l. issy raj
bot. from hstssorda BAY Sh at Gaise-toc t,stu-s
Dr. brig Telegraph youpE kussan Is,ano n sshrs
Vance navy Fay 2Otn nit asi"w oruse up sohr Essis,
from Vera Cruz Cd utt s,nshiqs nlobs aH Wes
Louiisns Forbes Galveston ard Lav.cs say eery
frLtt, Nrwc,mb, Mar eDlesi ord, Req, Reuea, Ply
mouth, Wiasor Boston, iriep Giee Lsavett Ynrs joan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

UNlyERsALIsT CoLLEGE.-The MaSsa-
ehuseis Legislature granted Gets Of incorporation for
lie new Unirersaist College for which that denouiEa
ton have lately been raising funds II to De called
The 1Ois College in honor Of Charles Tufts Esq who
mss given the College a valuable property At Walnut
bill rear Boston. TIE College Is 20 be located either
in Someryille Meof0ni. Over SlO0OOO have been
snbscfibed to establish bis institution. Al meeting
Of the Corporators hast week they elected Rev o. A
skinner Secretary, and b. b Mussey, Esq, Treasurer
mo fers appointed Committee 10 frame consutution
End bylaws, and adjourned to meet In Boston on the
lfsh OF June The Post Gays that among the cergymen
who will have great influence In moldng the proposed
institution are Rev. hosea Bsou 3D. OF Medford and
Rev Thomas J. Sawyer, OF Clinton. York, whose
literary bors, thorough scholarship aud earnest eiors
In tie csuse of educscn have been sucd as t. have
elected the ccmpnlea, OF DID. from Harvard Collage
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Oily Council.

Al ealiod meeting Of tie City Council of Lynch
bur- ut heir chamber, Oh Monday evening 20th Sep
temBcr, 1882.
Pre.ent-.lolp NJ. Otcy President; Upton D. Jen.
ning-, Nm +. lrlialefro, Henry Davis. Jcs-e Hare,
Thomas .. Acrer, YIN Cnmplon Chas ". Chfir-
tim. und Grorgr G. Gnrle. members
The necounl of John II Sray Tor Phosgcnc Gas toi
the nse Of Street lamps amounting to one hundred and
lly-urc dollars, examined and ord, red to be pad.
On the application Of Mcssrs. Phelps & Cock, they
are allowed 10 have license Ia act AuctUnrefs IN t-
city for twelve months, commencing 1T August, 1872
Bond and security rjyen ind approved.
The Committee appointed - con.idt the condition OF
the Police of this cify nue report upon The sui ect
which being read moved To be adopted, bm the no
Inn rejected 10y the Cuu9c.
The Mayor MAIDEN communication Ia the Council con
rering the Night Which md nominating certain pet
sohsto Ill vacancies in that body which being read,
ordered IL lie on the table.
Mr. Christian reported bill concerning the Night
Watch, whchbrug reai the first second and third times
pns7rd into an Ordinance, and the i emitted: An
Ordinance rpenline certain portions Of the Ordinance
entitled An Ordinance establishing II Night Watch Tor
The clown OF Lynchbnrg, Ne, and amending the same.
Ah-e1f--Tptou ID. jennings, by lraye
The Conmiitrr Board appointed 10 nuke np md
rnin list Of business taxpayers 10. the present
year. rel orted list which being carefully rNannrd and
corrected 10y the Council was received and adopted by
them, md handed to The Collector.
The Committee appointed for the purpose reported
bill cvying taxrs for the cry proper the present year
winch war rcad the rr second and third tines. aud fl
haily passed int an OrdinaHcc,-nnd the same
ton is entitled AN Ordinance levyne taxes in the city
of lynchburgfo the year 1872" And the samr COM
mlltec thrrrnpon, also reported another bill leyying
lax on the city proper and the halt mile round about
aud beyond lis present taXpaying Limits pay line in
terest snanntecd on certain stock in the Nhgnin and
Tennessee Railroad which also read the first Sc
cond and third tines and passed into an Ordinance
aud thesam" Is entitled An Ordinance lryying u tax
within the city ProPer and the corporuiun Of Lynch
burg ter hail mile round about and beyond the present
taN-payine limits orlhe purpose of ruling n sum OF
money Ia pay tho interest to become due the day of
January 8)3 and the st day of luly 1888 to certain
stockhold"r, in the Va aud Tennessee Railroad com
pany, and To the holders OF the bonds Of the Cortor.
to-, issued by authority of Of the General A.
sembIy Of Firsinin passed ith March. 1873 and in
obedience I" an Ordinance at the Common Council
pissed Deccmbcr28th. 1872
Mr. Christian reported bill concerning the bonds of
this C"p rntion, which being read the ir. and second
times, Wa ordered To lie the table for further consi /
Grafton.
Christian reported II Lillto amrnl the Ordinance
concerning Dogs, which cad the first time and or
dercd to lie on the table.
Ard then the Council adiourned
D. RODES CLERK
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miscellaneous News by the Pacific

he crops throughout England and the Con.
''h 81, We're generally promising.
ne west India mail steamer arrived ON tho
ON; with one million two hundred tl,o,s,nJ
dollars in gold. '''''''
he French Senate will be conyoked ,o Il,
tam the decision of the people with regard n
the establishment of an empire. o'''' 10
called. 1N '''h re
The J0~rnaI DIES De1ots strongly con,Ienn.
the course OF England in seizing French Gu
ing vessels vi bout Previous notice 10 the ,a,'
eminent OF France. ''e gov
lie Austrian envoy nj Brussels has ol,,ro..
ed note couched in strong terms 10 a 10" P
gum government, relative to the ipd;on;, D q
Tered Marshal Haynau. S""'S OIL
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The London Gazette says the Americans are
doing nj they can To provoke war with
England onrhe fishery question al suitable OPP
portunity. Il IS believed the fishery question
has been settled for the present.
In England the Lobos question cause much
discussion.
The reduction Of the French army bad com
menccd. II Is rumorcd The Senate will de-
clare Louis Nopoeon President FOR life. NJ.
Timers Is in Paris
There are rlrmors Of threatened rupture
between England and Turkey.
Twenty thousand dealt from cholera had
occurred in Warsaw
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ELEaroHAI. TfckEr.

Let DisFict-Johp X kilby ct hnnsomund.
% Di-nict-Ednard Il Chambers, Of Mrcllenbur.
81 Di-irct-1hunia- y. Fuuinoy. Of Ilaiifnz.
4th District-fI II Marshall Of Charlotte
5th Diarict-Ales. Rives of Aibeuule
9Th Diariri-W &. Scott af POW alan.
9Th District--ios. Scgnf ri Elizabeth Civ.
9th Diziriei--Roht. Mayo OF Wesimnfelnnd.
9th Distriet-Hcnty w Thomas. uf Fairfax.
10th Di-triri--Ales II. uptelcf Of Jelrr am
18th Di.triei-Col.J. u. Baldwin. IL Augusta.
i2ih District-John 4chns 81 Monroe.
18th Di.frict-Wafe- Preston nf Wa.hineinn
18th Dis,riei-Jolin i ark-on j., oC Hood
18th Disirict--T. NJ Gnlly. OF Ohio.
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In the first colum are the three terrible fel.
lows whose dem opiac influence has formed tho
staple of every anti-Scott speech which has
been made in the South SINCE the canvass opeH-
ed. They are the gorgon heads with which
party foliticiuns have hoped to brighten thr
southern people from the support oi the brave
old man who fought their battles when half of
them were too young to fight for rhemseves.-
These TIRE constitute the mighty Influence
which is to coairol Gen. Scou--an old soldier
Who has for forty years and upwards been con.
trolling oihets-and devastatctle fifteen south.
ern States. They are Hrcct
But look IN the oAcr column, ifyou wish IL
find the real head deciis" of III. sinister innu-
ence. First on the list IL Martin Van Buren,
the bctrayer ofthe Souh-thc candidate of the
Aboltlpnists and Frccsoiers IN iSis-thc mas
ter maglcian--the embodiment Of all that Is
cunning, tricky, INSCRIPTIONS and selfish In
politics. Hedon't gofor Scou-he's for PIERCE
his most prominent. he is by far his abcst
advocate at The North And there's his son
John-"Princ john rs they call him-a re-
gular "chp Of the old block" biimiul of abo-
iton and ani.sayery feeling, hitting tile South
With cordial hatred for having throw n his
revcred father overboard in 1911. sbrcwd. ac.
tive and cunning Lucilrr himscf-hc. too.
goes for Pierce, aud is dead out against Scott
Then there's David WiImot-the man whose
hand first lighted this torct of political ami.
slavery IN Congress; and Dix. and King, and II
whole lot of others wtom brcnh htadIcl II iniD
a copRagratton rhtch Threatened Ia dcat0y Me
boto0-fhry all go for Pierce and against
Scott. Whyi Because-as their brother
Freesoller, Col. Hayne, said al the Pittsburgh
convcntion-"they know their man Be
cause they know he "depiorcs' slavery md
has 'nost 'rrvoiIng feeling at the giving up
OF slave" Because they knowlhat born and
raised inthr bigored atmosphere of New Hamp-
shire his prcjndiccs and s,mpatIics are sec
tiooni aud in harmony with their own hostile
feelings towards the South; and that General
Scott. a Vreinlan by birth and--hy profession.
long habit and patriotic rcllection-u citizen
OF the Union, has no such narrow sectional feel
tngs.
Look at the two lists-cxamne aud scrutin-
axe the names and the history OF the mcn--com-
pare the weight of influence on one side and
the other. and then say if, weighed in their
own scales, General Pierce rs not found wan
ting.