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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
HONEY MARK EFT.

fRIoAy, Dot 2o-6P.M
There was depressed feeling in the stock market
day At the first beard the leading fancics mode
ratey active but holders submitted to lower prices and
st the close purchasers required further concessions
Cumberland Coal Company declined y per cent Nor.
wich aud Worcester, u; Harem,4 Florence and Key
port cent since last SALE Canton Company advanced
u per cent; Hudson Railroad a North American Trust
u Erie Bonds Qssl) al and Erie Bonds (lS62), = per
cent The first board adjourned over till to morrow IN
respect to the memory Of Daniel Webster and business
partially Suspended in the lower part OF the city IN
the early part of the afternoon
The reepts nj the Office of the Assistant Treasurer OF
this port TO. day, amounted TO SAB Isl 49, payments
81 ooo-balapce IS 9726S5 IS. The Custom House was
cloeed ut II o'clock which accounts ior the limited re
ceipts and payments
Tho news from Europe and from California has had no
visible effect the markets Advices from all quarters
are favorable and the indications point to continuance
OF our present prosperity.
Aorged certificate deposit for S. 900 presented
for payment at the City Bank this morning 1t was
csiyed from New Orleans.
The engineer of the Pittsburg and steubenye Railroad
Is making rapid progress in it, construction lie states
that every section under contract and that some two
Thousand worLmen arr constantly employed the line
between Ptsburg and the State boundary The heaviest
section, which is between Cork's Run and Chartiers
Greek comprising tunnel of 700 feet in length through
the solid rock and the excavations OF IT. viii soon be
nmenced and continued day and night.
Ii il stated that the Bevioere Railroad will be COM.
pletea this to Milford within fifteen miles Of East
The contracts for the grading and masonry from
Milford Easton have all been taken and the con-
tractors have agreed TO finish their work by the st Of
April TO Rcgiosville eight miles below Eason and to
Eason itself by the 18th Of May next They
work vigorously the hole distance The railroad station
il the centre Of the town OF Esston site could
possibly be obtained and more than quarter of mile
than the station Of the New jersey Central Rail
road.
The Peoria and oquswks Railroad is progressing IA
vorably. Some hundred h lnds employed on the
eastern and western divisions contract has bean
for large amount of Railroad iron at low prices aud the
President Judge Mason of Burlington Iowa expects to
have the road In running order from opposite Burlington
to Gsesburg where il will ntersec the Military Tract
Central Road, sometime during 1853 About twenty five
miles Of the eastern end of the Peoria and 0quawka road
will y completed next year.
The receipts of lumber at Albany from the opening of
canal navigation to the 22d instant each of the past
three years, have been annexed: -
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

FsIpsy. Oct. 29--2 2. III.
The requson Of the Common Council relative to the
closing of stores in homer Of Mr. Webster having been
pretty generally sccded to- mercantile business has been
almost totally suspended to day
AaHrs OF Ihls article for which the market is frm
80 bes were sold at 81 0Ss, for pots, and IS 5 for
pearls per leo lbs
arrivals the stocS Is reduced low. The sas Of the week.
which have been at rates. comprise II G3G
gostura 2ois lbs at 44c per 10; 500 Bsrcelooa, at
l.c selected 500 Buenos Ayres for Canada. % lbs,
OF ice per ID in bond 1000 do 2 lbs. at &c., duty
pn.d go 20 10 q bs a. 100 to 1890 loco do 81
% us al &c., eCo 40 20 lie at l54c 600 Eogsh aud
Irish slaughter a. so lbs at &c 6lsc per 10 500
doz,n saite southefn, rs lbs S2l Rio Hache,
49, lbs a I3i4c selected 2e3 Mines IS ID, at llsc
So Western ca lbs at Gac % balel (3ooo) Cacut,a
city laughter, at 81 III ecch. is do u.Os0) a..
Buffalo 20 lbs at sjac Per ID 400 Bu'nos Ayres, 2s4
BRvApsrrrrs -Flcur d.played 10 interesting change
the days sales comprise 4SG0 bts ordinary choice
at So e2f siGs2 common 20 good Onto, At 81 ds1l a
s4Slia mixed TO fancy Western, at 81 $50 ~ 81 al
ard ordinary TO fa7oite southern. at sl14 So.
few lots Of rye flour brought 81 % - 81 aad Brin-
DIVINE NAL So sTs per Dbl. Whea. ruled the same:
the faes embraced 500 bushels white Western at no.
200 DO Canadian at 1ot loec: aud 275c do red ohio
at IOsc Rye commended Sc barley 726 ~ 1sc, aud
cats 49, 4c per bushcl Corn seemed in good request
and SEQ bushels Western mixed found buyers at 100.
Ppoyrsoys Pork continued very dill and salel bs
ony by retail at S4 IS for prmC and SO Ga $40 70
for per bb Cutmeats were neglected Dressed eos'
quickly brought &c PC per ID. Lard did not vary
much 80 bfls old prime changed hands, at ltlEe.
u SO per 10 Beef in slack demand at 50 90 50
for new county prime and Ss So $40 for country
mes PEI bu Bee bans Ietalec ct Sl6 pei Dbl But.
ttr AMI cheese were unaltered
Weol we have no change TO notice 10 the market
I,icos have vnecTgons variation moderate demand
trsts !or al descriptions and esies amount 70 abou,
lco GO lbs domestic at SO to &C. and l51 bales south
Amtrsca1 wasted price not trsnspred There Is fair
supply q ell qualities n the msstt.
RvAt EstATr--BT Auction. - lots Fxhtb avenue
cast side, between Seventy .hird ord Sevenly fcv'
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The transactions in lumber at Albany have been very
heavy during the past week and prices have slightly ad
vanced Canal and lake freghts high that unless
considerable reduction il made within short time, it
IL predicted that clear pima whiewood and hard woods
will advance materially The trade is active, and
prices higher than for years though the advance is
mainly going into the pockets OF shippers
The Bank Of the State Of Georgia has declared semi
annual dividend of four per
The annexed statement exhibits tn. quantity and value
of foreign dry goods entered at this port for conumpon
for walehousng, and the Withdrawals from warehouse
during ths week ending aud including Thursday Oct
90. 1862
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

RECEIPTS OF LUMBER AT ALLAN
Rarfdc D,,d Sb,,gLe y,;.uI...
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PRICES AT FULTON MARKET ON FRIDAY, OCT. 2
MEAT MARKET. Spring chick's,pr DR., 6S 8
Reef rat % MS nrlh 1lL[a1gs anal Ga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

TTP,CNs CAPITOL. M. S8o BROADWAY, CORNER
~ Leonard street "A restaurant snown by the above
title q the beet Galoons IN Dr. the
public b. sssursd Of getting all they ~. for in the
Of edihes THAI Elder Upon vs. too we'll tno In the
oysr trade Tor tho last wsnty years any advice
Mint kind of Oysters will best suit his lilo
pg experience In catering Tor hotels resao rants
md eating houes TO b. deceived In marketing 60 suit the
sicate appetite aal that young Upon undersa ads
his rart "a pieann CNcry wNc sh uls taxi
that en- ine carutaaaage. Nfpt eaae a' tte u.rrlar
AOftfs--lGtelryS AttNt UttF. 4n3 Atrtng8- ton
hA Old Ac4C AtNVASCE.
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fetal Jan 20 Oct 20 inclusive S55562 $50 go 32f
The fell season Of activity s apPtoa .bns Ms close; yet
even from fret hands while stocks reduced unu.ually
low fair demand FOR dcsirabe goods prevails for m
pleti1g ascrtments The county trade II ALTO active
keeping tbs obbers and general dealers in lt employ
meut The export trade for domestic staples Is active
and a. improving rates for brown good 30 drl and
shectipgs BIesched goods In fair request with mode
rate stock at foil rates; and blue dril have become
scarce osnabUres firm with moderate deinaaa'
Denims are firm but the transactions are lew. stripes
and ticks In reduced stock and prlc are very NJ"
Canton nsnn,ls are in scsnty supply ana sen arr"
At v.rv ;u urire. Printed cloths In light stocks,
and hsd at regular prices tbough the demand is not
brak Prints ere et In fair activity, Notwithstanding
the very heavy pslcs and trites ase fa'taind r t
ralDl- nlar ttoek clnaAALn. nra E-.o h ncLE. 1.
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RESTAURANTS.

GOJLDS SALOONS, NOS q 10 and IL FULTON
W Tho proprietor Of he above saloon, bel
tsfed that nimble is better than slow aine
perez lie is determined Oh and AFTER Monday. NV It
put down meats and hsh ~ the old sxpencc
Verp nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

ITO SELL ouT-A NEAT LITTLE GROCERY AND
and Iuor store, and two bedroom sitting room and
cellar yer, nice place for small family Apply
22i avenue between Thirteenth and stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

DREMIUM CHEESE.-THE LOVERS OF GOOD
cheese notified that the sutscrber has secured the
large cheese, weighing $50 pounds wb,h
premium at the State fair lately held Utica offers
" p O. AGNEw
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ITO IASD10Fn3-~fhNTs COLLECTED. AED GbA~
tanfetd Is frtf fred ht3ts teens. Arry toN ".
FAsfgk House Astnt 1862 Broadway, corner .. Iairy
6scead street.
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TIVE LAST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CHEAP
classesThe subscriber respectfully nfofms the cti
gems Of New York, Brook yn snd williamsburg, that he
will receive subgcrbtr for h week only 70 his cheap
writing oisss at the nominal sasrsc OF S. for ten, OF IS
for twenty Lessons o. hour ach and extra charges
Terms raynble Subscribing The cassss will nenc &c
on Monday, Nov. LIST st NJ Nod auo o'clock. p. M.
for gentlemen. AID II A. H. and o'clock, y NJ. for la
dics deUrtue Of vnx themselves Of this
opportunity uet register their his week at the
rooms, % Broadway Open frsm "a. ~ N p NJ. daiv.
OLIVER u. GOLDSMITH
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INSTRUCTION.

VNaENCU LAEGUAGE-MR. PARMANTfER, WHO
for the last six has been Professor Of French In
the Mercantile Library Association inter ds commencin
Immediately, tive classes at his oico 3iJ Broadway Ito
the members and OF that inSttuti1n the
same advantageous conditions those of Citation Aali
Those gentlemen Who would like TO join either rospec
fully requested 20 their at the tce 3b Broad
way, second story.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-09

~ DER BACl-Solp ONLY 10 ST. CHAnLEs STREET oh
the l the doorTo the Narrow Weak
Cised Stoop Shoudced, value
parcns look your iren They need support while growing
10 their health bad habit
~ fitted Mrs SHERMANs % Nayades ST. mh4 lydaW
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n I
water Mime New Jersey.-Ths PAINT is confidently
imene public BEST MINERAL PAINT EVER INTRO
nJCFD For decks invaluable being
certain protection against -
affected by either fresh salt water In four weeks becomes
perfect slate - - -- r.
cannot highly recommended addition to mpervos
qualities bending shrinking warpng the material which
is used, ne Affect the Paint :,
Mixed equal proportions with Ferdsr makes the most durable
lotions for VESSELS n n few hours.
color light chocolates but mixes with any other good
ant with which makes the delicate n To-
with body, elasticity and adhesive properties must
1t viii ei u,nisfed LOWER paint the market and
preferable for BRICK and WOOD uldins
D. c. oGERT Il CO., 10 CAMP ST, Neworleans,
louisiana Mississippi Aabama and Texas
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~ ENERAL COMMISSION AGENCY. L.
JoURDAN CO. Camp street, will prompt attention
all Subscription received for Newspapers and
Periodicals. all the States, and also Europe. .
Advertisements received for insertion the Northern and Eastern
also the the country parishes OF Louisiana
Always on hand and for as select assortment Of bOoES BLANK
BOOKS, LETTER PAPER, PERIODICALS and STATIONERY To-
well selected of late and popular SHEET
MUSIC, consisting of the latest publications. d4 ly
goUMPS and BATHING APPARATUS, 4
E rtG.-JoHN MCCARTHY, PLUMBER No. 134 CAMP sf22sss
STREET, Newreans, has received and large hA3
Cocks Force and Lift Pumps EaA
Pumps Cooking Range Bathing Tubs and Shower
Baths.
Also laying repairing Pipes; Sheet Lead work OF
description. .r
Sh md Steamboat work promptly put up and repaired All orders
promptly attended to.
Charges moderate.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-09

E AND WARRANTS PURCHASED -ssvs
Il A LoCATED-lIollsrs of Land Warrants under A&@
September 1h February lS47 esI ;.
the highest cash price by making application TO the
undersigned. -
a disposed SELL have their Warrants located
lands personal inspection made Of each tract
land located, by applying to ,,,o,,,, g.. r.,
STONE WALNORlli, lchonpitonlas street,
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ROBYN'S & HARRINGTON'S DAGUER-
REoTYPE AND STOCK DEPOT, Camp street.This well
known having thoroughly repaired enlarged and
proved propeors The public 10 their PIC
TTRF;AL.y furnished OF all Sizes in the
superior style and finish. - .
NBoperao fitted out with complete APPARATUS at the low
prices yoghtlnler, FRENCH Harrons Lewts's and Heb
hn liz, Tubes Tablets twenty-five dollars
Quick working Tubes Plates Ampcan and Frech Cases. Frames,
Sans Boxes Chemicals, with article used tho
DAGuERREOTYPE BUSINESS constantly hand and for sale
wholesale and retail. iln6 tt
nURABILITY AND CHEAPNESS COM
BINED-J. W. j. A. CRAIi Brklaycrs and Buildersn
addition the line they will contract to build
guaranty ClSTEN them above under
ou y required For further nfcation please inquire of
sss Hsnan Holden as Magazine street. where plans and sec
work done and successfully
tested. Isl til D. W. u }. A. CRaf1
nAGUERREOTYP ROOMS, No. 80 Phiippa
4 street. Pcyirns and pddo, where DAGUERREAN
MINIATURE PORTRAITS taken at short notice, and Of
expression and the neatest style in Pins Loeke
other firm the city, The
eor tenders his thanks for past avor permanent oca-
ion together with experience in the business
wears These facts hopes will berabie share of public
s,tronage Jnel tn JAMES LOCKWOOD.
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Efce Hundred .ageslts Wanted.
nss- TO MEDICAL STUDENTS. ea&


desire practice my MEDICINE, have concluded
mpa following conditions whchwi be found below.
further information be had by letter, addressed W.
h. F. Fryer, Neworleans.n ..-
AN ARTICLE OF AGREEMENT -5E&3
a 4. Fl Fser and H. g.,
Orleans, La.
the Ssaw @ d n 1 any s es, E DO w mi S
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qi1 personally present. signed the same with my hand
Witness have set han. hand and and seal hi. sl.t Jay
SEAL s m.%4; % january A1Ss sIIni rsYER sis Doctor
LIE AND CIDER-2Oo bbls Northern and
s Wssten m Al. ALL 100 '' prime Newark Cider 100 boxes Cham
anas '''' 4. DeRTFF CO.. ss 20 and g Old Ieyes
| ID oCKLAND LINE-C Cargoes of bark Harriet
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REMOVALS..

NRuG STORE REMOVAL--The sub %
s,rbnr respectfully informs his irnls and tho public that
h ns removed lis DRUG STORE to the Souwe corner of ~
tlos Streets where he will be happy -
old those who may him with
E. d, BEACH, Apotheeiry anil Druggist
of Chares Customlouse
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nXYGENATED BITTERs-A SOVEREIGN y

XYGENATED BITTERS-A SOVEREIGN
rEGITY, CONTAINING NO ALCOFoThe best and strongest
world for the Dyspepsia in NIL its
Headache, Heartburn, fabiual Cosrenes Aedy OF TIE
Stomach Loss of Appetite Asthma, ncipient Consumption De
y Pocted Fevers Fever and As 10 tief
Cold Age arising from imperfect digestion ora
the stomach 1t is also excellent remedy an
by medicine for females suffering from uterine
arrangement.
Among highly respectable certificates We refer 10
lle following
Professor 4. A. HAYES, NJ D.. State hssaycr.
ElTHI1ENRY HOMER, ESQ.,, Boston.
JAMES e. DUNN, City Treasurer, Boston - ,.. -,
tio L. H. ARNOLD formerly Governor of Rhode lsnd now mem
,er OF Congress-
WN WOODBRIDGE formerly Governor of Michigan, u
= Senator.
Hon. Governor kentucky, u
Hon ]. i. SIMMONS, U. S. Senator Rhode Island.
Hon SAMUEL S. PHELPS, U. S. Senator from Vermont
Hon. WM. UPTON, U. S. Senator from Vermont -
Hon II. D. FOSTER OF Congress Pennsylvania.
Hon. NJ L. MARTIN Delegate from Congress from Wisconsin Ieri-
tory.
Gen A. C. DODGE, member of Congress from Iowa.
r. r SIoME Esq Clerk in the House Of Representatives
C. 9, TRoWBRlD Esq, Detroit Michigan.
GEO w JONES, Esq, Surveyor General Dubuque, Iowa.
JOSEPH HOME, Esq, is Wall street, NcwYork
Many other ndiydpals of the hignes peciabiy be referred To-
o viii confirm all that infvor this invaluable med
inc. DR. GEO. B. GREEN Proprietor, Windsor, Vermont.
REED BATES AUSTIN Wholesale Druggists No. % Merchants
For sale by ]. WRIGHT Il Co, Isl Chsrtres street.
hB Price One Dollar per bottle; bottles for Five Dollars
CAUToNEeh bottle of the Genuine Oxygenated Bes will
the outside printed English French with The
signature of Geo. Proprietor three sides and in addition
finely engraved label the the bottle with the
Reed AUSTIN who the sole General Agents. and to whom
all orders be addressed.
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FsyEAS~~2fo half chests fine Fowohong, three
Il ssea 1 40 teSss GsFg saa lMpssa ,esasiS
n A. " RaEgEF 4 ea4 o., u MI ~ lid 'ssss'
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SLAVES.

EAMES WHITE, No. 163 Gravier street, New
eu Orleans will constantly PURCHASE NEGROES; also, Board and
SGl and all Slaves consigned to him. fell
NTOTICE-The undersigned has opened REAL
Estate LAND AGENT BR0KER's He will
purchase sale hiring Negroes collections Bonds, Notes,
Accounts te. etc.
"Proinptnessn the moto ]. s. YOUNG,
Third street. between Pine and Chestnut st. Louis.
Prentice Louisville Journal W. N. Haldemnn,
William Hughes Louisville Democrat; John
Louis Times; James A. Phelps City Marshall ST.
Louis, Mo.
Washington telegraph., 1852-11-17
The .yapan Fleet.

The expedition to Japan is finally about
to start for the East. The steamer Missis-
sippi has left New York for Annapolis,
Maryland, where the Princeton, which has
been at length completed, will be able in
two or three weeks to leave, and both are
then to put to sea in order to reach Hong
Kong, in China. as soon as possible. At
that port the whole squadron is to rendez-
vous, and thence to sail northwardly to ia
pam The squadron will consist of thirteen
vessels, and these will present very impos-
ing array of force to the japanese, upon
whom some such exhibition is necessary to
give an idea of the power of the United
States In that section of country Ameri-
ca is an unknown region, holding an obscure
place in the corner Of the map upon which
Japan and China are the pre-eminest Gen.
tral Empires. Some display of force be-
yond that of an ordinary mercantile enter
prise, is required to convince these people
that the Americans are people ct to be
dealt with as nation. Whether this exbe-
dition will succeed at all in opening inter-
course with Japan, is, in our opinion, an
extremely doubtful problem; but the at
tempt is highly laudable, and it is very GER
tain that it could not succeed unless cloth
ed with some of the evidences that it pro-
ceeds from powerful people. a f'
The New York Tribune makes calcula-
tion of the time required to reach Hong
Kong, collect and prepare the squadron.
and take their final departure for Jeddo,
the japanese capital. 1t is not supposed
that it will be possible to start fully, prepar-
ed until after the month Of May next, and
probably in all next June After that it
will be beyond the reach of the customary
routes of commerce, and the ordinary means
of frequent communication with home. 1t
will be left to it's own unaided resources in
a distant and almost unknown region but
it will be confded to the courage, direction
and skill of American officers, upon which
the country relies with as much implicit
faith as though the ships were within reach
of a telegraph station for orders, or navy
yard for supplies.
The popular idea which prevailed not
longago that this was hostile fleet sent for
the purpose of forcing its way into the ports
of Japan, and compelling the Emperor TO
open them to American commerce, has been
dissipated 1t is TO be peaceful effort to
obtain a relaxation Of the japanese policy
of total prohibition upon commerce, by the
influence of such arguments as address
themselves to the interests of Japan and the
common COED of all nations.
Washington telegraph., 1852-11-17
Arrival Of the Washington
New York, Oct. 81, 1852

-sa' New York, Oct. 27, 1852.
The Washington brings four day. later
news. n a-.. ...ff t..A, f's -.,i
Cotton was shade irmer when she sailed
The sales on the 18th amounted to 5000
bales, and on the 18th to 10, 600 bales.
The Duke Of Wellington.-@'Fhe whclc
Russian army has been ordered to 90 in
mourning for the Duke of Wellington
Money was easy when the Washington
left, and trade in Manchester was very
active.
Political NeuS.-The London Observer
denies the report that the Derby Cabinet
will call Parliament together before the
middle of November
The Danish Chambers opened on the 4th
instant f5
A new Ministry has been formed at Brus
sells
The Spanish Cortes will be convoked on
the 10Th of November. t a6
Louis Napoleon's reception continues to
be brilliant. 1t is supposed that or his ar
rival at Prais he will proceed Immediately
to the Tuieries He made a speech at
Bordeaux. indirectly accepting the empire
which has been officially proclaimed by the
Mayor Of Sevres
The Yacht America.-The owners of
the yacht America have challenged all ma
tions, except America, to race for G1 600
Washington telegraph., 1852-11-17
Willard Fillmore's Fame.

The New Orleans Bulletin, noticing an
assertion that lin few weeks we shall hear
no more of Fillmore, says
''When Millard Fillmore is forgotten by
the American people, we shall have fallen
upon evil times But he will never be for
gotten by the brave, the patriotic, the true.
The foundations Of his fame are laid in hon
or, patriotism, and truth, and can never be
shaken. AS long as purity of purpose, self
sacrificing devotion to the country, the I'm
ion, the whole Union, and nothing but the
Union, enlarged and prudent craftsmanship
an absorbing desire to vindicate the honor
and interests Of the country in all intercourse
with foreign nations, sagacious and far-see-
ing recommendations to Congress in regard
to internal policy, the expressions of an in
flexible determination to maintain the com
promises of the constitution, and execute the
laws under the same, fervid anxiety to
unite all sections in bonds of fraternal affec-
ton, and to draw closer the ties which bind
US together cemented by and baptised
in the blood of our revolutionary ancestors
so long, we say, as such deeds have an abid.
place in the hearts of the freemen OF this
glorious land, the name of Millard Fillmore
will be held in affectionate, undying remem-
brance.