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For the ParIOT,
The Bachelor Coal Cook Stove,

The Bachelor Coal Cook Stove,
is so much admired, that the demand, in many
cases, cannot be supplied.
BRADLEY'S COTTAGE COAL CRATE,
is a beautiful psror Stove arranged with sliding
doors, and combines all The good properties ol
the round stove aud open fireplace.
These stoves being Of Pittsburgh manulac'
lure. are, of course, heavy aud durable.
He has, also, on hand fur sale, Wolson &
Hilchcock's parlor Stove, aud their celebrated
Premium ParloT Coal Crate, with folding doors.
which, for besuly Of design. economy Of fuel,
and family comfort in cold weather, stands un.
rvaled in This or any other market.
1000 pOUuds old Copper wanted
He has also on hand and is prepared to make to
order on the shortest notice COPPER KETTLES
and Brassware, Stove Furniture, and Stove Pipe,
House Spoutng and Tinware.
He is also prepared, with the very best materials
for putting up Lightning Rods in the most substan-
tal and improved tyle now in use.
He has also on hand good assortment Of 0xy-
gen Lard Lamps, decidedly the best article Of lamp
kind now in use.
His prices, in all cases, will be low, and con-
stant effort will be made to accommodate all who
may favor him with their custom.
Carrollton, Sep. 26, 1851.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EAEO ] TUN . INO IOEs
The undersigned has been appointed and quali6-
ed as Executor of le estate Of Robert Peoples de.
ceased. Those h ring claims against said estate
will present them ,gally proven within one yea
from this date. JOHN A"PUTTORF,
April is, 1852. Executor
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Cl0thing, CIOIhimg-WinIsE 10 CON.
ing and.in order V eeplepaied for the chilling
blasts we nave pgpchaaed lot Of heavy over
coats. sack & frock DO, vests &C.. which We 81.
fer fer sale cheaper than the cheapest. Cab aad
see. We mean what Pe say.
CUMMINGS g. BRACklN.
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Demtlstrp!
A. w. 4 w. F. SEMPLE,

A. w. & W. F. SEMPLE,
Resident Den,ints Of Sleubenvie, tender their
professional services to the citizens Of Carroll.
ton, in all matters pertaining to Teeth, Dr.
Sempe has been long known in this commun'
" as the Oldesl Practitioner 10 Eastern Ohio.
and is now prepared to insert teeth in Whole or
Paris Of Sets, with or without Artificial Gums;
also upon Atmospheric Pressure, or any other
method that may be desired. and all work will
be- go, up neatly and elegantly, with view 10
Utility, Comfort and Elegance thai cannot be
surpassed
All operations are warranted, and always re.
paired without charge. Any communication
addressed to A. w. Semple, SIeubenvile ..
will receive prompt attention.
June l8. I852.-ly
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Just issued, a magnificent portrait Of
GENERAL JACKSON,
Engraved by T. B. WELcH. ESQ.,, after the origi.
nal portrait painted by T. SuLLY, ESQ.
This portrait will be i match Tor the Washing
ton, and is in every respect as well got up.
Price $500 per copy. Address as above.
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@POISONING.A

Thousands of parents who use Vermifuge com.
posed of Castor oil, Calomel, &C., are not aware,
that while they appear to benefit the patient, they
are actually laying the foundation for series OF
diseases, such as salvation, loss of sight, weak
ness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the advertise
meut of Hob nsacks Medicines, to which we ask
the attention of all directly interested in their own
as we'll as their Children's health. In Liver Com
plants and all disorder arising from those of bill
ous type, should make use Of the on'y genuine
medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills.
ft.-' BE not drreired," hut ask for Hobensack's s
Worm Syrup and Liver PiIls, and observe that
each has the signature of t.e Proprietor, J. N.
HOBENSACK, as none else are genuine.
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ThOs. Il. Atkinson.
Gookina 5topes.
THE STAR GF THE WEST,

A new and beautiful pattern, vii beIound, on
trial, 10 have more good properties and fewer
bad ones, than any other coal Cook Stove in
this section OF country. The top level and
smooth, oven large and convenient, aues so con.
strucied as to secure uniform heat for baking pur-
poses, aud at The same time consume large
amount Of the smoke aud SCOT arising from the
coal, by which one Of the sIroBg objections TO
The use OF coal for cooking purposes is removed,
and constitutes il one Of the most economical,
convenient and pleasant cook stoves now in
uaa
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Sign of the Black Mortar.

Sign or the Black mortar,
~ THE UNDERSIGNED would re-.
Y spec,Iully inform the ci,izens Of Car
I'd rolI,on and surrounding country. that
@AA he keeps constantly on hand the best
assortment of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
in The country. Also, that he is determined TO
sell The same as low as any body else dare
having come to the conclusion Of permanently
locating 10 this place, and devo'ng our time
10 The above business, We are bound not TO be
beaten, and will sell at wholesale or retail very
low for cash.
N. B.--Orders from the country will receive
promp, attention. Doctors, when you come to
Canoll.on, call at the Sign Of the BLACK
MORTAR before buying elsewhere. Gentle
men give US a call.
C. A. ROEGEL, Druggist.
Dec. II, '5I.
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and there are on it a good brick house, with a
well OF water at the door; very large Frame
Barn, and other out buildings, all got up in the
very best style. The land lies one miles south of
CarrOlit0n, on the load leading to- New Hagers-
Town.:
intend removing west, aud wiA give the pur-
chaser of this farm bargain.
For terms, inquire at the Free Press Office, or
Of the subscriber, en- the Premises.
CHARLES FAWCETT.
Nov. 5, ,52.-5t.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned has been appointed Executor
of the estate OF Susannah Myers, deceased late
of Carroll county, Ohio. Those having claims
against said estate will present them legally pro-
ven within one year from this date, and those
indebted will make immediate payment.
JOHN WALLACE, Ex'r.
p October I, 1859,
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GOOd News fOr Ihe La dies.

The largest and prettiest lot of Dress Goods in
town can be found at Cummings & Brackin's.-
Plain and figured Bereges, Silk PopliDs, Silk
Berege, figured Swiss Lawns, &C., with great
variety of New styles, which we offer at veay low
prices Call and see
CUMMINGS g. BRACKIN.
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NOIIce

Is hereby given that the undersigned have been
appointed and qualified as Administrators Of the
estate Of Cornelius Braekin late Of Carrol county,
deceased. Those indebted TO said estate will make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate will present them legally au.
thenticsted within one one year from this date.
RICHARD BRACKlN,
THOMAS BROOKS,
July Q. 1852 Administrators.
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List OF Letters


Remaining in the Post Office in CarrOllIon,
on The sixteenth day Of Nov, 1889:
Boggs Ezra, Moodey John,
Bill Elizabeth, Newell John,
Beeda John, Niebeb David,
Brown T. w. H., Nixon A. H.,
Belkuap Saml. A., Palmer Thompson,
Bryant f. c., Pease Perry, 1,
Baldwin @. c., Paul Ellen,
Deck Martin, paTr Isaac,
Endrex Henry, Rinehar Daniel,
Fish Samuel. 2, Ready J. w.
Ferral Edwin, 2, Reynolds Mary,
Gorgas CaIharine, Ricket John,
tlase Ca.harine, Ricket Jonathan,
Harsh Phillip, Sellers E.,
1ains Samuel, Sem, Side David,
Haugh Mr., Scott Crawford,
Hoffman Peter A., Shepherd WG., 2,
Isel Joshua. Tope Eli,
Johnson John, Taylor J. S., 9,
Johnston Francis, Tate Simon,
Jones J. N, limbaugh John,
Long Genrgn, Ulman Isaac,
Moore Jemims, Williams MarIh Jane,
Moore James, 49,. g..
| Persons calling for the above letters vii
please say advertised. C. ELSON. Pm.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Murphy, Tiernam * Co.,
(SueeessOrs to Murphy, Wilson 4 Co..
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,

No. 40, Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Are now receiving from all the Eastern Cities
and from Europe, their first supply OF goods for
the fall trade, TO which they invite the attention
OF buyers. On the lst Of September they expect
to have their assortment complete which will be
kepts by constant addition every week, through
out the season. They WILL as heretofore con,
linup to sell goods as low AS the Eastern JobJers,
Tor Cash, or approved paper on the usual credit;
and they assure their old customers and friends,
and all others who design purchasing here, that
they will not be undersOld in this market.
Aug. 27, '5s.
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RecOIIect, Everybody,
THAT
WILLIAM TIL 0MPS0N'S s

Is the place where everything usually kept by
merchants is 10 be had, and at the lowest posi-
Bile rates. He bought all he could for cash, &c
Ihn, he could get goods cheap to give as bar
gains 10 his customers.
CALL AND SEE
His Rcady-Nade Clothing.
Carrolon, October is, 1859.
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Lost,
Carpet Chain!

800 lbs. Colored Carpet Yarn received and for
sale by -
CUMMINGS & BRACKlN.
Carollton, July 10Th, 1859.
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Farm for Sale!
400 Acres;

desire to sell the farm on which now reside
II contains
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Save YOur MoBey!!

We are iust receiving on our Fall and Winter |
stock Of goods, uhieh. FOR variety and sxlsnt.
never has been exeslisd IN THE pzFt Of "a eouh-
ry. Our ,t0ek consists OF almost every article
The wants Of the people require which We are
ehablsd and are determined n sell a. tn veri
lowest priees-So come along and exam y our
goods and you Eill be well paid Tor your u ne
We are OF r1aking ell this noise l0T nolhiEg. We
most assuredly have the
LARGEST & BEST
lot Of goods ever bought TO tbs loWn Why.
ever nook and corner about The premises arr
fllsd with Just sHeh articles you want. You
cant name anything, from a reaJy-made coat 10
cotton gloyr-fron an axe 10 a needle, that We
have not got in great abundAnee aud Of
the VERY BEST QU3LITF.
Again We say COME br.ng Vish ycu
Little Cash,
and you can take home a perfect rari load
gOodr sll pad isT. CUMMINGS i BRACKiN.
u"t. Is. 81
Clocks, CGOcks-A beautiful article Of
mantle. New Styles" in-s received aud ioE
sale low By CUMMINGS Il BRACKlN.
Lost,
On or about the sOlh Of August pas on the
road leading from CsTrol:On To Esqr. KeiIh's, in
East township, a sack cloth coat. Any person
finding il will confer favor on the owner by re-
turning il TO him IN Carrollton.
GEORGE PUGH.
Carrollton. Sent. n. 1852
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Dress Goo0s,

FOR LADIES,
HATs CARS, BOOTS SHOES, for any and every.
body, together with a variety Of liule things for
.'babes and sucklings." And as for
Ribbons, Gloves md Hosiery,
Why, he has got such beautiful things in that
line that they have only TO be seen 10 captva,e
the young and fanciful, and please and delight
the sedaIe and thoughtful. Besides all these
things, he has everything in The line OF.
Family Groceries,
That good and prudent business man ought tO
have. And
HAR w RE,
To s,it the wants Of the FARMER, The SNITE
and The CARPENTER, ns well as the kitchen anC
housewife. But bis
Oueellsrudrt
Must be seen 10 be appreciated, it is-some {
il at Ieast-Tuly beautiful, aud Just the thing, tt
tickle the fancy of blushiOg bride. So, yoI
girls who are going to get married, just call 10
and, after supplying yourselves with elegan
wedding garments, select your T Al L E =
WARE, and such other things as you need IC
start house with.
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SECOND ARRIVAL,

We are just receiving a splendid 10, Of La
DIES DRESS GOODS, Of enurely new styles.
Plain and Figured Persian Cloths. De LANES,
&c. CUMMINGS & BRACKlN.
Nov. "a.
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AND
Graham A King!
Broad CLOTHS.

Cassmeres and vesIings OF The best makes and
latest styles, for gentlemen SHAwLs, and the
latest and most fashionable
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GIOcks, CGOckS-A beautiful article Of
mantle. New Styles" in-s received and iOT
sale low by CUMMI NtiS l. BRACKlN.
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Little Cash,

and you can ttkr home perfect cari load o
gOOdr, slI pad fsr. CUMMINGS 4 BRACKiN.
tl.t Is. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
New Institutions.

We learn from England that the move
neni for the formation Of Cooperative Agen-
cieS is rapidly advancing in many parts Of
the island Some hundreds of these estab-
lishments are already in successful opera
uon 10 the great advantage of those en-
gagged in them. They are substantially the
same thing As the Protective Unions Of
New England--c0mmercial Associations,
supplying their members with provisions,
clothing. fuel, DC. at wholesale prices and
Of good quality, making no charge above
the actual cost, except what Is requisite 10
cover the strict expenses. 1t is not sOrpris-
Ing that the working classes should be quick
To avail themselves or such means Of i'm
proving their mode f life. The formation
OF Working Associations is also going on well;
At PudIhsm, Lancashire. a mlll built and
furnished by operatives has been opened;
IN April next il vii have 800 looms running.
and the capital invested by the hands VIII
then amount to some S35.G00. The pros
poets Of the establishment are hattering.
Now, these new Institutions are nothing
tut form of what is called Social
ism, and Their benefits are all due u the
great principle Of Association which is the
very sum and substance OF Socialism. We
ask the attention OF the small WITS and great
fools who indiJe either funny OF frightful
paragraphs upon that much abused doctrine.
t. the fact that they achieve nothing against
II, sd that It daily becomes more powerful
ard moIe benehcentin TIE world.
Il Is great blul'der to think TIA, Socia-
Ism. which Is bul form of the universal
human impulse for Improvements. mas rs
birth II corrupt ard decayi-g state Of
society. and that il purpose Is the isstruc.
ton Of ali that Is sc! good ard sacred On
he contrary it grows up naturally in the best
ard heaithiesI social condition Where
ite,e Is most wealth. most enterpuEe. most
iiSedoT, Io>t intelligence, ard most moral
.sy, there the natural tendency ef maa 20
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signs Of Things 20 Come.

The monetary distress at New.OreaEs
at recent cate, as the journals of that city
Inform rs, was very great, aad il could
scarcely, We think. be otherwise, a It now
requires 6fly 5e'es Of Cotton TO pay the
same amount Of debt ihst would have been
paid year since by thirty ba'es, and much
Of this deficiency has t. be carried BY the
merchants Of the cities that furnish the
planters with supplies. In the North
west the money pressure is great. as NAV
have been seen from extracts given bv US
sSne days since from TIE Chicago Demo.
Graf, locking 10 foreign lean as the only
thing that can avert 1.-The food of adj
yeE>lN with which that region is now
being threatened. The Banks Of Ohio and
ether Western States are very shor, Of
exchange on the East. and vet at Cincin-
rsti it j. below par, because OF the scarcity
Il mopey. How it viii be when the new
Years dividends shall come to be paid we
hive ye, 10 see but it may readily be
guessed that the millions then to be re-
ml.,cd NH nel greatly diminish the strin-
strcy al tie money market in the West
whatever may be their effect in the East.
Bai fe" mouths since, cur ae,gab9rs Of
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Association will be found strongest ana
most efficient. There Socialism IS not re-
lellious. because freedom is secure not
subyersive, because the path Of peaceful
amelioratson IS without barrier; not heated
,, the hostility Of classes, because al
classes are linked together in prosperity.
But where there IS no freedom, no open
fath Ct Progress, and where legislation and
tradition base The wealth of the few on ne
poverty and the degradation OF the many,
there Socialism Is rebellious, violent, sub
versive. ard full Of the bitserest class
hostility. But it lie no. the faux Of is adher-
ents. AID sGn less Of is own aims and
spirit: It's the fault of the privileged classes
Of the ts1aBts ard plundeiers who have
suppressed freedom and provoked TePrisals.
They viii have their reward.
The idea Of cooperation need not, how
ever. fear the excuses of violence among
its advocates, any more than among is
orposents. Least of all need we be I'M
patient att the ignorant sneers and cal-
umnies Of those whose heads and hearts
seem incapable Of experimenting the truth
Of its sublime laws Of peace and justice.
The old world is now q great battle
field, where Liberty is contending for her
very existence against fabulous Authority
and arbitrary Power When that conflict
IS over, and Society has resumed the
course Of lis natural development, the fruit
full principle Of Association Will bestow on
the human family endless benefits. OF which
the simple results We record as taking place
IN England are but tie aintest suggestion
and precursor.
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Delegates TO the Baltimore National opPosi-

In the lid Congressional District, sfte7 ballotIng
until II o'clock A. N. the Convention adjourned
ill this evening, without eGccns choice. On the
last ballot ISAIAH RYNrERs. tCsss} had votes
ENANUTL r. HART. II G., c GLRsHoN COHEN, 18Th
Ward.) ; RICHARD T. MyLIlGAN, DIST Ward 8
In the IVih District she Convention adjourned
until mex, TUESDAY evening On the fourth ballot
DR.. JosEr. HmroN. (ith Ward had votes PETER
3. SwEENY (6'h Ward JosTPH NJ MARSH, 10Th
ward,la. Aid JANIS ", BlRD, Nith WardJ 5.
In the Vth District, EDWARD {. WGsr, (DeuglssJ
7th Ward, WAS chosen ca the FIRST foTmsi ballot
having received the votes OF his own Ward, and four
ofShc Williamsburg Delegation.
IN the Win District. ANTHONY DEGRo of the 9Th
Ward was chosen on tic third ballot over JOnn
Wheeler, the Cas- eandiaa'e) Of the XVIII Ward.
THOMAS c. FiXLns, douglas Of the NvIIsh Ward.
was elected substitute on the third ballot over Ma
nus keih. OF che same Ward
The With District Convention admitted the
.'Peck" delegation over the Ryder Committee,
aud after org anizing, GUsr,yUs A. CoNovrR, tlNth
wMd,) was unanimously chosen as Delegate 20
Baltimore
EVER Ward IN The With District beng con-
tested the Convention adjourned 70 Thursday
next. samuel Allen tNNIiIih Wayd) presided,
and Thomas McCoy, Of TIE same Ward, acted as
SecfSisry. L0REAzo II. SHErARo IS the principal
cardlcoe.
We have ne room for further details Of the bal
lotinCS.
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Tonic. OF the rreraing.

Neither House Of Congress IN Session
Yesterday. The Foreign papers reached
MS last night, about o'clock 4. NJ. We
give some additional items Of news.
We conclude our report with the excep-
ton Of Webster's Speech Of the Kossuth
Congressional Banquet at Washington, and
give the Speech Of Kossulh, and other pro-
ceediugs at the Jackson Banquet last night.
We also give an Interview between Kos
su,h ard q dePuta..on Of Indians at Wash
ington. Kossuth has been invited to Mas
sachosetts and Pennsylvania by the Legs
latures of those States, and another series
Of resolutions were introduced at Albany
on the same subjee'.
Noah Martin is nominated (ty the 0P-
position State Couvention) as candidate
for Governor Of New Hampshire. Gen.
Pierce is indicated as the preference of the
State for President.
We give the result Of the election IN
several Districts in our City and State, Of
DELEGATES to the National Opposition Con-
vertioc.
Kossuth has written to the Mayor Of Al
lary that hevill visit that city.
The MARYLAND Legislature has half or
,anized.
Gov. Johns,on's annual Message 10 the
PENNSYLVANIA Legislature will be perused
with pleasure.
Washington, Albany, Havana and Texas
letters, with the Forrest Case, City and
Miscellaneous news items, &c. will be fouRd
on lid Nth and With pages.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NFw-YoRK. FRIDAY. JAN. ?, ls5l.
rnr California.

We shall issue TOMORROW MoKNINU'
T.. y-,l,.,, r. Cshf5rnie, OTsgor isf TIE
Saadp,,A Islands. it VII contain an account
Of Tie Movements anl Speeches Of kos'u1h !;
bis Recerticn by Congress; the Forrest
Divorce Trial. q Summary Of al the Latest
Foreign and Domestic News received since the
saline of the last steamer Money and Market
Repor,s. Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Persons wishing copies Of this paper WI
please leave their orders early THIS Morning
P-.ce. single numbers. s.Kpcuce
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y We are not among those who rejoice
at the Withdrawal of Lord PalmerstOn from
the British Ministry for though often COM
PEELED t. doubt the wisdom Of his measures,
We have regarded his course toward the
despotic powers of the European continent
as, on the whole, the most favorable to
the cause of liberty that a British
Minister could pursue. His public career
has been eminently English in its
character, and must, we should Judge,
receive the appreciation of the great
majority of the English people. His re-
cent reply to the Neapolitan ambassador is
proof of this in that the EngliShman was
especially manifested self confident, an ar
dent lover ~f far play and Justice where
his interest and prejudices do not blind
him. and blunt even to the verge of inSO-
lence if not beyond It, where he thinks the
right is on his side. This was proved
also BY his speech on the reception OF
the Kossuth delegation, which, as we
are told, led 10 his resignation. Few men
are more cordially hated than he by every
absolute power In Christendom, and with
reason, for he has not feared to bully them
openly or to match himself against them in
the sphere Of secret intrigue. His element
is a row, and he loves nothing better than
kicking one up Therefore he is eminent
" man for the epoch, and in the place Of
British Foreign Secretary has rendered,
perhaps unconsciously, 4 high degree Of
service to the popular cause. The Nichol-
asses and Metternichs have labored to keep
every thing quiet and silent. The move
ment party have responded by constant
agitation, public and private, Of the great
principles Of liberty. Lord Palmerston,
though far from entertaining democratic
ideas, is yet an agitator and thus he has
helped on the demolition of old institutions
and ideas.
Lord Granville. his successor. is man
Of great common sense and ability, but he
VIII not keep the world SO on the Jump, asd
viii net be SO generally useful. Butitls not
likely that he VIII long retain his post The
next session Of Parliament must, We sup
pose, see the final dispersion Of the
Wings. followed by Tory Ministry and
new election. It Is question whether the
withdrawal cf Palmerston does not render
such result quite inevitable.