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The daily union., 1852-09-30

The NEw HAMPSHIRE TESLA SIGNIFICANT FACT
The Cpucord Patriot throws flood Of light upon the
relative position of parties in New Hampshire. n refer
TO the abolition OF the religious es, in the following
brief paragraph
q In the town OF Newport the vote upon striking the
religious ties, from constitution taken by yeas
and nays aud thus the OF those who voted both
sides recorded The Argus gives the names and the
political character OF all who voted the question.
from which il appears that l2a democrats and only
federass and free soors voted in favor OF aboshng
the test. while rs ederasts and reesoers and only
democrats voted against aboshng il. Among those
who voted against abolisbing the test d. Terry,
delegate to the late whg State convention which unani
mousy adopted resolution declaring that the wings OF
New Hampshire have always been IN favor OF abolish
ing the test Like hundred other members OF the
convention which passed that lying resolution, he show
ed himself in favor OF aboshng the test by voting direct
ly against aboishing IL. We have no doubt that II the
facts could be shown, il swoud appear that three quar-
ofbe votes against aboshng the test were given by
our opponents"
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ifr3 aet13 From me Boston Timss
Gen. scott as an Orator.

After reading one or two OF scors recent addresses
at the West cannot fail be struck with The iow-
srns grandeur Of his intellect. the brIlancy Of bis I'M
asInaon, and the wonderful evidence exhibited Of deep
and assduous reseafch IN all the caverns oil human
knowledge. The lines OF the early reader
"Yoa'd scarce expect one ofmy age
10 speak In public on the stage"
have been quoted BY some rasealy opponent TO illustrate
the power OF Scott orator. Now, TO prove TINS
10 be SANDER, 10 only necessary 10 read or two
extracts from his speech at Cleveland in order 10 es'ao
ish the fac. that he is mneny hs Cicero OF this eo,
quent age. Take the following for example de starts
of with;
native and adopted citizens as so as all toho mfend 10
become citixsHs"
"Feow citizens, regret ihat have brought storm
upon you-you in the midst Of mud and rain thought
carriage, while you were in the mud and rain though,
tha too, ought be foot with you In the mud instead
the inclemencies OF the weather, used exposure
have shared it In common with hundreds OF niy brave
low and around And think ought not to be in a
warm covered carriage while you are In the mud and
rain r.
II the General felt this, why didn't he get out OF thai
.'nice covered carriage and offer his place
fortunate fellow-citzen in The "mldsi OF mud and T.
Doubtless one would like 10 have him do
,onishing how amiable some yrants become when they
are the point OF soliciting fayof from fellow
tute.
In another place General Scott declared that
For hiy years he had scarcely ever walked ose slept o.
eaen or even taken cup OF cold water in the neid the
town, the camp, but that his thoughts OF his coun
try, her virtues, her Tenown her honor"
Now, if this featheed mendican for popularity"
Senator Souls terms him, bad considered for moment
how absurdy ridiculous Is declaration like the above
he would never have given il utierance. Imagine man,
for instance in his courling days. making love TO a
beautiful damsel- his bosom burning with passionate
ardor, his words breathing love, tenderness, devo-
ton-hs heart swelling with affection and his sweet
hearts eyes swimming with heavenly response
imagine under these emotions--magine General
Scott who never rose, walked, slept, or took cup oil
cold water, but that his thoughts OF his country
magln him, we say, crying out suddenly and startling
his iar companion with exclamation like I" Oh, my
country, how suffers for yex!" Would il not be appal
ling
Query y--What was General Scott thinking Of when he
swallowing that hasy plate OF soup! Was il OF his
country, or that fire in his rear Ii he has any
speeches to make ideas 10 utter, trust that in tht
language of Of his adherents in these parts he will
convince them TO 60"
The daily union., 1852-09-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
Markets.

NEw YORK, Sept 29-p E,-Sales OF Uniled States 6's
1868. 1854 1lS. Canton Company 81 and Ere, S6t
Exchange London, l04 l0h premium. The m Dney
ada have had special effect h)ur holders firm
sales of 500 bbls "a A for State brands, and 81 81
81 rs for southern. Rye flour and meal unchanged
Wheat fmer and prices tending upwards the sales
smalred, SO So cents white l09 Ill cents ons
,ty in better demandsaes of 10 00J bu ,els 60
10 cents Oas ~ A cents. Provisions guet--ues,
pork Sls prime, SIG 70. Groceries coffee
81 a 81 cents. Cotton is unchanged-small sales.
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 29-Stocks steady-prices firm
Sales 600 bbis flour 81 81. Corn meal, SO 90 Rye
-four So 75 Sales of red wheat 95 95 and white
I02 lO4 cents White and yellow corn, SO IL cents Oats
IS Provisions dull-prces unchanged. Whiskey
2Ik cents.
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Eloquence Of the whig Candidate.

The Boston Courier, whig journal, speaking OF Gen
Scoifs speech a, Cleveland, says:
Tho Adas Of Friday published the ,eegraphic report
the speech OF General Scott delivered on the occasion
his reception at Cleveland. We thought the wires nigh
have thrown the old Generals word, and sentence. intc
con'u"on' ana therefore waited for the printed report
which comes in the Cleveland Herald Of sso,,mbs
2i the leading Scott paper in that region We give il be-
low in all is elegance OF thought and dicton
"Those wings who speak bitterly OF the Web,,.,
movement may in this first speech Of the campaign
why some OF their brcthem do believe in the htne,
General Scott for the presidency and II the Auas circate
many such documents 1t will essentially damage il,
cause"
The daily union., 1852-09-30
BY GREEN q sooTr. A.os,en.ers.

OFFENSIVE SALE or HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
niiure forte, Ae sse'onon MosAsy, ss <th 0cso
shall sell, 10 O'Clock, a. rcsdsnce
Hackney avenue, between
ID and AZ extensive and excellent
niture,
Pine rosewood Chickering piano forte NJ
Mahogany French and other spring sofas
Do castor, arm, pano and rocking chairs
Do dining, breakfast, centre, side, and tables
Mahogany French and other bedsteads
Mahogany, marble re.sin
Mahogany and walnut wardrobss and washsands
Maple chairs wardrobes, tables and stands
Pier, mane swing, and other looking glasses
Parlor and chamber window curtains
Shades and blinds, Brussels, 3ply, and other carpets
Rugs and mating, fine feather beds, bedding
Hair and shuck
China, glass, and crockey y-ware Of every description
Androns, shovel and tongs, tenders
Two painted chamber complete
Cooking, radiator, air-ught, and other
With largo Of Kitchen requisites.
Terms All under S25 925 q credit
sixty and ninety days. for satisfactorily endowed, ssang
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Sept 29-d Aucuopcerp.
The daily union., 1852-09-30

With Gen. Pierce have the pleasure OF intimate
acquaintance, and, IN all sincerity, say that more
high minded and honorable gentleman is not TO be found
in this broad land. That he possesses talent OF a
high order is conceded by his enemies, and know
HIM to be well informed all matters relating TO our
iernal foreign policy. He is wiihal uDwavering
democrat OF the State rights school, and distinguishes for
bis mness and decision OF character Such Gen Pierce
the nominee OF the democratic pary and should he be
placed at the head OF the government, the South may
rest satisfied that aggression upon lis constitutional
rights will be tolerated by him, hat the laws will be
faithfully administered and proper economy substituted
in place OF reckless exravagance.-ffon. Wm. r. Kmgs
letter 10 ne Norfolk Democratic Committee
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rer .As unlaa.
E.,Au...sm fer SCOTT In ysrmsat.

Bsiors the election much had been said by whig.
out the overwhelming enthusiasm in this little State
q. Scott and II was asserted by whS papers through
out the Union that the wings would carry all before
,hsm in this their Gbraltsr''the that never SETS
Rnt the September election blasted their hopes, and
cooled their ardor with wet blanket
The lesson taught them here is fair sample OF their
o,o.oecs in the Union, and should serve them sub.
iscl for deep reflection
In 1851 the wings elected their entire State ticket by
vsr 400 majority. In 1852, with equal popular cand'
ss they fall short OF election by about 1000 votes
na less majority In the house Instead OF an 1910 ri-
.mnh. as predicted. il ends in really defeat This is
,Iy Scott enthusiasm it peryades The Union, and will
end, as here, IN his ceieaI
IN. ireemen OF this Green Mountain Stale have al.
sv.d their seal Of condemnation 10 good extent upon
,hs aboltonsts who really opposed to everything
oo.l and are bitter enemies oil the compromise meas
- "a ,he last Congress-the "fugitve-save law" IN
,,;eular Every was made use oil 10 excite the
...ions and arouse the prejudces OF the people and
oot Al the result In 1851 they cast quite $4,000 votes
this year less than 10000
Now look at the result as 10 the national democracy
with them all as is hope and oy-he rising glory OF The
soo Of the Granite Hills dispes all gloom they are
.y.ke and ready for the contest in November
r. ,ssI ,hs democrats cast only $3.50 votes in 1852
80 * ooo votes with the same candidate Tor governor.
T. ~, ih;s encouraging Should II mol inspire us and
s democracy Of other States with zeal and hope that
hs dav Il NO, far distant when the political cloud thai
has long rested on ourhs shall be dspeed by the rays
snaua,ing from the motto most dear to us'odr country
!. our whole county, and our glorious constitution.
The wings claim here to be the true and real oppo,
nents Of slavery The strife IN good degree on tha
question is between the wings and aool'ionsls' each
striving 10 surpass the other in opposition 10 the rights Of
be South and the safety OF the Union Many abolition
,s who voted against the wings in our State election
will vote for Scott on the ground that he is really wed
ded TO the Seward faction and will. if elected be as ser
yiceable to them as even Hale himself Democrats
shoud consider that all depends upon their exertion
VERMONT.
SEPTEMBER rs, 1852.
The daily union., 1852-09-30

SENATOR DoUeLAs This gentleman appears TO be sin
ged out by the whgs for especial abuse and v6caton
We cannot open whig paper now adays that does moi
contain attack of kind upon him. This is easily
accounted for by the fact that Senator Douglas devo-
ting himself great sacrifice to him OF lime. money
and personal comfort, the restoration of democratic
principles. and the overthrow OF The Galphns The Bit
ter assaults made upon him show that his exerlioni
are without effect. and that he has succeeded in lay
ing bare the corruptons extravaganza and dishonesty
the powers that be-" to such extent to
panic among lhem and them 10 look forward with
terror TO the ,les of November ST Louts Union.
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sales To-Day.
~ >. Q. msoUanx. A~.s.s.s.s.

A UcTIoN SALE or NEW ROSEWOOD WALNUT. IA
hossny cztinst furnituseOn Thavdy u0gn1ng
October 10 O'Clock shall cell ~ Apollo hs o. Penn
avenae I<lh he sess s>eek q
Mr. Lewis Hpkns he having determined 10 close hs essno
irene a-tet and other sofas
Diyans, rockers, rout tables
French, 0othic, and mahogany spsing chairs
WALNUT chsis, hat racks
Ladies' walnut aud mahogany work tables
Secretary, bookcases, music racks
Full marble top dressing and plain bureaus
Enclosed wasIsands toilet tables
Mahogany cherry breakfast and dining tables
French bedsteads, uundie bedstcads
Maple badsteads, cradles, clocks
Glt-famo looking glasses, Buuers trays, &c
$50 cash. that credit Of two esd
months endorsed notes. bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
Sep 29-d Aucsonssr'
The daily union., 1852-09-30

IHr ELECTORAL vorr-The law of Congress passed in
lsiS Tor establishing uniform time OF holding the cleo
nons ior President in all the States enacs that they shall
oe held on the first Tuesday in November n the year in
winch presidential electors are by law TO be chosen
year ,he day OF election on the I'd day of No
.os. ihe following are the electoral votes TO which
oaes are entitled under the new spportion-
peoue' two from the number opposite each State.
and You have the number OF representative il Congrss.
which each State il en,l.d a.
The daily union., 1852-09-30

Sir Charles Lyell the President Of the British Geo.
logical Society passed through Newark IN Friday
his way toward the South This Is bis third visit 10
America and as on each OF his former tours he wrote
couple OF volumes country, he will likely on his
return his resdepce in London, again put forth his
observations free Institutions in the same iorm
His geological researches the structure OF this con-
tnent imboded in bis Principles" and in his Ee-
ments" of Geology; they found also in numerous
memoirs OF the society which he pesdes, and on
the pages Of various scientific publications His industry
is remarkable, and he is always accompanied by Lady
Lyell who s undersiood does much with her pen aid
her con sort Compssreiof Adperfisr
The daily union., 1852-09-30
By j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctione.r.

CPAN OF MATCHED IRON GRAY HORSES AND BUGGY AT
y AUCTIoNon Thursday September 80, shall SELL
auction previously sold at private sae oock
matched horses, hve Old and work
well single double harness.
Also OF Rogens buggy wagons, suitable for
horses.
ninety days. satisfactorily endowed,
with interest JAMES =. McGUiREs
Sep 3-d AncttoDea
The daily union., 1852-09-30
BY ). q. sic . .UIRE, A.ouo.esr.

HANDSOME AND wELL-KErT HOUSEHOLD AND KrTcH-
III EN- FURNITURE AT AUCTfONOn Monday nornina, Ocso
O'Clock, residence of A. noon,
side OF street. Pennsylvania shall sell
well selected Of furniture, viz;
Mahogany spring hair seat dvsns, rockers
DO marble top centre tables solar lamps
Walnut seat chairs, ottomans, lounges
Giltframe mirror, msntel ornaments
Damask and lace curtains window shades
Mahogany dining, breakfast, and other tables
Wilton three PITY and ingram carpets
Mating, oiicloth, stair and rods
Once and wood--ea chair, mats
French china dinner and
Silver plated castor, table cutlery, glassware
DO cake basket, silver and
Fenders sndirons, shovels and tongs
French and cherry and bsdsteads
Rest cuhed hair and shuck
Number OF fine feather holsters and pillows
Counterpancs, comforts, blankets, sheets
Mahogany dressing bureaus, wsrdrobes, glasses
Encio cd washstands, toilet sets, Are boards
Cooking, chamber and psrlor stoves
Together with good assortment Of kitchen utensils.
Terms SIS under cash that credit a and
four months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing nssss
Jas. @. Me0UIRk,
sept2s-d Ascsssssss.
The daily union., 1852-09-30
An EDITOR IN rHs BLugs.-The editor OF The Sara
toga On. Y Republican pours forth bis lamentations

"Having made precisely money enough at the printing
business the subscriber is satisfied to give and retire TO
the poor house Under these citcumsances hs is induced
offer the printing esab shmen of Ihe Saratoga Repob
lean for sale. The paper has circulation OF thou
sand, fourth Of which may be called paying, and the
other three ourths non.payng patrons The office has
good variety OF job type, and far Of work Of this de-
.orpton, provided tho work is done the reduced New
York prices and the printer will take eats and dogs for
pay This village Is OF the preest places In the world
Tor newspaper publisher. Everybody will ind fsuit. do
tho best you can and the edlor who pesses himself will
stand but slim chance OF pleasing anybody else. The
subscription list and goodwill Of the office will be thrown
in n the purchaser will take the type, presses ard mate
rias for what they worth, and pay for tbem that
there will DO probability OF the present proprietor being
obliged to take the establishment back ana return TO the
business"
The daily union., 1852-09-30

.ay:rALoTrprs OF GEs. PrsRcr r--whipole. The eel.
sesd dasuevrcsn artist has recently produes hs hs.,
- o. me democratic nominee procured. From
,,snoypes. an ART discovered by Mr. Whipple bv ,Sbch
aasusrreotype portrait s transferred upon paper nrs
'snung The appearance OF fine cayon Bs,t.r 81. 'p
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BRAVERY AND HUMANITY OF GEN. PlERcE.-Mr. John
F. Cbaierton, private in the 9th regiment under com.
mand OF General Pierce, has published letter in the
New Haven Register in which he states that General
Pierce in the OF the fight at the National Bridge,
and behaved with grea, gallantry. He says: "A Con.
reras he led with the GOODNESS OF old veteran
through deadly storm Of shot and shell was
poured upon charging column Ia storm of iron hail
such as no coward would face At McGruders and Cal
lenders battery, important crisis in the battle, well
do remember the enthusiasm impaired TO when he
exclaimed to the brave Captain Bod6sb, OF Maine, Re.
member, captain, this is the New England regiment
The awful OF the 10Th OF August viii not be
forgotten by those who took it's peungs. know that
during that night (ahough evidently suffering great pain
from the fall OF his borse) he more devoted TO the
poor wounded fellows than TO himself know that at the
battle Of Cburubusco be led bis brigade into action but
as was shot down early in the engagement, cannot
speak OF how long he able to keep up, suffering
be was. But know that Frank Pierce's bravery was
upon the tongue OF every in the army who spoke Of
him None bat coward would defame him"
Mr. Cbaterton also speaks in high terms OF General
Pierces humanity to the wounded and sick in the city
of Mexico and OF his beraty in furnishing them with
money having disbursed among them several hundreds
Of dollars.
The daily union., 1852-09-30
ny GREEN q SCOTT, A.cuonssrs.

THREE VALUABLE Two-sToRy BRICK HOUSES AND
LOTS AT AuCrIoNon saturday, the od October, win
premises, o'clock three lots No p 10, and
H. 500, Improved by three valuable brick
houses 6fcef
alley property situated between I'd and ID
Terms onefoun balance sir twelve, eighteen
months deed given and deed isken
GREEN SCOTT,
Cant nd AHs Aucsior~ers.
The daily union., 1852-09-30
BY GREEN a. SCOTT, Auctionssrs

+ UMBER AND LATHS AT AUCTION On Thursday, the a3d
IL nstan O'clock lumber Add
Eastern Branch bridge, the entire stock Of their
consisting OF S Ga "A select and common cus T. g. snd
hemlock joist and scantDg.
Also, a lot of lahs.
All under $40, go, credit OF
sixty ninety days, satisfactorily endoned bearing
,eres GREEN SCOTT, Aucionssrs
Sep 23-lt
G The above sale Is postponed until Thursday, the
30lh instant, at O'Clock hour aud place.
Sep 26-eods GREEN 4 SCOTT, Aucusussrs.
The daily union., 1852-09-30
A Stampede of Sapes.

MAYsvILLE (Ky,) Sept 29.-Thiryone negro slaves es
capped from this place day two ago. Ripley, Ohio
where they concealed themselves, and had been ar
rested the last The Kentuckians on the
alert, trouble is anticipated if they given up inn
mediaiely by the authorities.
The daily union., 1852-09-30
Arre Of Countsrfefrs Di,eopery Of Counterfeit onel

PmILApELpHIA, Sept. 29.-Jsmes Hewitt and Alexander
Sieer. the former long since from Sing Sing prison,
arrested last night at the residence oil Hewitt, in
Souhwork. press and fifteen counterfeit plates
found in their possession, and enough of counterfeit
fill barrel, besides large quantity of counterfeit gold
dollars. The chiefly banks in New York
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
and Virginia. Both the parties have been committed to
iail for trial.
The daily union., 1852-09-30

The residence of the late A. J. Downing. esq. who
was killed in the disaster NJ the Henry Clay n to be sold
Al auction 10 pay his liabilities, and II possible
something for his widow. II comprises cottage and
ak acres Of highly cultivated land tsesaef
The daily union., 1852-09-30
.Arr,raL of the Herm INN

New YORK, Sept. Pa, The steamer Hermann ar.
rived to-day, with dates from Southampton the 18th
She detained by rough weather Her is antci.
pated by that of the Canada arrived Halifax Yesterday
with dates 10 the 1Sh.
The daily union., 1852-09-30
BY GREEN & SCOTT. Auct,oseers.

ii HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Ill Al AUCTiON.-on Thursday, the 30h instant,
residence gentleman declining
housekeeping O. between AZ and 9Th excellent
nearly furniture, viz
Mahogany sofas and parior spring seat chairs
Do oomans and rocking chairs
Do bookcases and secretaries washsAnds
Do marble-top and side tables
DO French and bedsteads
Walnut extension dining other tables
Giitfame mirrors aud looking glasses
Feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses
Alarge lot of bedding table linen &C.
China, ware, among which
China dinner
Girandoes, solar, hall, and other lamps
3ply and Ingram carpets and hearth rugs
Passage and step carpets, oilcloih, &c.-
Cooking, air tight aud other
Andirons, shovel and tongs, and Tenders
Also, large assortment OF kitchen utensils.
VIII be added 10 the sale
wine, sherry madeira, and clure Of which
fine. sa,M5-ss
Terms All and under $50, cash So credit of
three and four MONTHS for satisfactorily endoysed eax1g
Sept 23-a GREEN 4 SCOTT, Ase,iosssrs.
The daily union., 1852-09-30
OFFICIAL.

hard Fillmore Pedeni Of the United Of .smerea
trhona "a may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited Charles
Borsdof has been appointed OF the Pacpaty
schwazburg Rudoadt, for the OF New York. do hereby
recognise him SUCH and declare him free exercise and enjoy
functions, powers and privileges allowed the
suls the favored nations in the United States
In testimony whereof have caused these letters TO be made
patent, Of United 5ntcs be affixed
nay city Washington the 2sth
IT, September A. ID. 1852, and Of the Independence Of
United States Of America the seventy seventh.
MlLLARD FILLMORE.
by the President
G. NJ. cossAp, Acting Secretary OF State
FI.ore PresSsni Of s United sats' Of sriea 10 all
uAops u -oy
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that Charles
Emil appointed consul Of the Principally Of
shwszbug sondeausen for the Of New York do here
recognise SUCH and declare him free exercise and
Joy functions powers and privileges allowed the
suls OF the most favored nations United States.
In testimony whereof caused these letters be made
patent United States to be herounto ared
hand city Of Washington this 2h ds,
September D. isa and OF the Independence Of th'
United States America tho seventy seventh.
MILLhRD FILLMORE
ny the President:
c.M. Coss.p, Acting Secretary Of State.
The daily union., 1852-09-30

By \. q. Mcguire. AuStsenssv.
T,RAMr OFFICE ron SALE At AUcTioN.-os sssuraay sf
ssrnoon October good once,
located on lAh street. csns ssars Term.
-7T171FlE'A 4 JAS. O. Mcguire,
aee Nd Eau0# Ansdonse.
The daily union., 1852-09-30
Shipurtck and Loss of Lis.

NEw ORLEANS, Sept 29.-Integence has been received
here the wreck and total loss OF the brig Mount Vernon
from Havana She capszed in gale and sank.
Eleven OF her drowned and six saved.
The daily union., 1852-09-30

The value OF money is evidently less in London than
year and although the Of exchange here remains
about the same there is less profit in sending the money
The variation in exchanges ever alter be very slight
because gold has become important staple export that
Its OF shipment must regulate the price of bills Eng
land.
The deposites OF gold the United States mint during
the present month of September the exports from the port,
and the accumulation in the independent treasury, have
been follows
Deposites of gold at mint S4,l52 500
Exports Of United States gold ............ 81 623Ilo
Accumulation ip treasury ,.............,. 235,747
- I,s5a 800
The daily union., 1852-09-30

4 ~Nm NOTICE To THE PUBLIC.-on and sfer
p the m day Of October next, the mail boat will leave
her berth for the South sts quarter past o'cIcck in
the naor,i"s, insss sd off, ~ formerly.
Sept psD-gaw<~ GRO. MATTISoLv, Agent
washington CITY savings Hank,
September ~, ieo0.
THIS institution Il this day of 10th and
ssps so-A = LEWIS JOHNSON, Treasurer.