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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
HENRY T. LEEDS Auctioaeer
GALES POSTPONED on account OF

~ the weather. will take place instead Of TUESDAY. on
FRIDAY 10! O'Clock at House No 1863 Pacic Brook
yn All the handsome Furniture In the above House. con-
ssting OF Tapestey Brussels Carpet Sofas Chairs Rocker
Mantle Ornaments, Marble Top Center and Sofa Tables
Window urails Threeply and Ingram Carpets Bed
seads Dress Bureaus Wahsands Feather Beds Mattesse
Paillasses &c Also China Dinner Set, Tea Set Kitchen
Furniture with which the sale will commence; also one
Grey Horse bay Saddle Horse also Rockaway and
Light Wagons double and single Harness. also superior
Cow Stable Furniture, &c. Catalogues now ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
Paaaenaers Arriyad

IL bork Eis Bears fro~ Berrda-Nsjor Gordoa lady ans
DR.. H. Walsh, Cogln, H. Taylor H. Harvey, Mr. Duns
comb Miss Isabella ssmues, Mrs. Maxwell C. Robb, Peters
In sehr C. H. Tspnsend, from Nsupst-Zeb Mayhsw ESQ,
Isidoro Arnai1, =. Guspsr, Rafael Wilson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
=. COTTON, Aaciionecr
NENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FyRNI-
wv. BRowS, Aucroneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-FRI

u Il DAY, April 3 at 10 O'Clock. at No. 2, DouelAsd
near Courtst Brooklyn. will be sold sncton above
the Furniture Of family declining Housekeeping consstiaG
OF Sofas TsteA retes Chair CarPcts 0CcthA Looking
Glasses Center, Cad, and Dining Tables BgyeauA &A
Also ChinA, GlaS War. KiLchen Ctensilsl &c. sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

E0O LAND WARRANTS WA AN II ..
OUU-Of the Florida and 1912 wsn and All MI b paid
Mexican War for which the highest eAsn Sy g. sHu.
FELDT. No. sNssasst, doors from w.ts.- 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
WhaIers.

Ar ~ Iarpasha Cove IT, ship Constitution Buaker Of and for
as' reported Jan of Cape Horn 500 from home
stated. ' -T'~' - - - -
NIB, 6Osp ~ - - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
100000 pr Bo saR sasas COMFY aATl

SC(M.WW prT IO sN6 MASON COUNTY onT
and CITY OF NASHVILLE (Kentucky) BONDS
Mess Gilbert johnson, Insurance Building amt,
offer for sale Two Hundred Thousand Dollars OF the SIX per
payable q II the Gy 81
These Bonds were issued to the Maysve and Lexington
Railroad Company in payment OF STOCK 70 sa.
vote of the people, unanimously in the City OF Msyvs
and BY heavy maorities in the Counties
The Road to which the Bonds Issued Is sixty
miles long and connects the Cities of Maysvle the Ohio
River and Lexington in Fayette County The estimated
cost Of the work and the stock subscriptions are
The Counties Of Bourbon Fayette and Mason all pop
uous and wealthy. The soil unsurpassed In fertility In any
sSSSa and rh the er 1857 exhibits tie
lowing statistics Of wealth and H.RgT 1aSs9y Population
Fsyette .........."....... laI I9eesss 59sss
The above Counties entirely of debt excepting for
their recent Railroad subscriptions Amounting IT,
City of Maysvlle has population Of about ~ ana a.
Able property TO the Of 81 ooo the pon
@ The whole northeastern section Of Kentucky Of NOR
shandse and produces going inward and unost
the influence Of the system q iGads b
Kentucky and with tho principal lines Of hawy Iuhls
south and north the city must rapidly nse 10 Iusne
hut has means TO the of $1,000 and revenue OF
exclusive Of the "a. io RaI9sd s. dals
teDts o
y lie Assessors books which does not give more than two
thirds Of the actual value. ,....h.
EARNED bv he Circuit Court and Court OF Appeals OF the
State Of Kennedy which forever settles that Question me
Court Of Appeals decided that tnsr nrooetv ~
forced by writ of mandamus and the ndudu&i PioPo3S
aver citizen subjected to the payment e..
TIE kentucky members Of Congress cey 70 Lne psro ;.
,seurty Of these Bond and Mr. Clay ADDS s testimony 70
their value. He says: A. s.,..& hs,,svs.
sThese three Counties are among tns ncneer Desese
,s; Jefferson they are three richest In that state
S Pand are executed under the authority Of the Legss
re and M power grant that authority haa been recently
ge5 nv .he highest judicial tribunal In Kentucky en-
. no doubt that the principal and inerestof the bondA
rsmectyey win be punctually paid a. they become due.
Bonds that il my property all converted into tnem
shoald feel perfectly secure. u..,.
II am, with high respect your obedient .e5van+
Afn printed exhibit may be had at the ONCE Of the an'
dersgned .s .vs,ues Of
investment now before the public ,,, u,u,.m Il
GILBERT JOHNSON, Insurance buiidnes Viz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
e. CARRrSGroS, Auctioneer.
SALE of MIR. JOHN

IL MORRlSONS STOCk.-CuRTlS X CARRlN0-
TON will SELL MONDAY, April 2 at ioi O'clock, at No
1856 Chatha-st OF Roosevest, the entre balance
of Mt John Mosons stock contained in said store COZ
ssng OF the usual assortment Of goods kept at this old and
well known establishment Also, Store Fixtures, Boxes
Show Cases Desk SideSash Cases &C. nc Terms cash u
bank able funds Catalogues the morning OF sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE Almanac. THIS DAY.
6sr-Rses.-. o9-sets--.6 +S MooH-Sets. S1a
HIGH wATER......TH DAY.
Sandy Hsok..l0 STA Gov Island Ill 47a Hell Gate. asn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
BY Telegraph.

CHARLESTON, April 2lIn the ohins, ship j. Roger" View
Yort. . ,-r..
Liverpool; C. Hunbertson, ,.,.
Hope and Cairo New ones.s barts Juha csons'ss
vsnnah schrs Chas NJ Smith, L. Aude, Madrid, New'fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
NV GOODS for HOTELS, STEAM

II Tvpc gWTPH PUBLIC IN5TIIUIIUN1F -
- I"'' COACH AND CAR MAKERS
In consequence Of the burning o. nie ~ ~s''''
ss"''7 No. n PARx-pLAcE AND No; 10 Musxu7
Where they nov oPs .ns. az na api't GOODS
~ ~ ,,sSs tbeir attention will hereafter - -
ciusively directed 1T, an hand ana oil, n rasstvfns
W. 49, n,anufacturers every description sn1 eun
sty Of "'- "a FAMILY LINENS ,m,-c
.rs Cotton Sheetings, Linen and Csttgn rihoW -
Linen Tss Damasks Napkins and Towens Counfs:pone
~ oaIfs Satin De Lanes and BrceateleA Dans ~ ~
nrsperiss Colcred and wLite Blsnket. CspenaS -
v.rietses; MstfinE aud Drren- CURED haf Ana fss'
A.. a fsH .rs ro-nrie's sssoytr.rr, e.
COACH AND CAR Tll3xirrc -
s..~,,,S Sir-c frora the French ssd 0ew.r
. sssDe .yesJ yxety VI tlssaeA cs>ta' CSSSe s's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
By J. HEGEMAN, Auctiones

BY j. HEGEMAs, Auctoneer
SATURDAY, April "a, at o'clock PM,
~ st No. 1871 W,shinetonst, Brooslyn alarse and sss-
eal OF umtnre of every description NO Csss-
logues, for want CT time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
AND WARRANTS issued under the
IL Law Of 1s5l- bought BY
Corner Wall and WilhAm-stA

NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS of ST.
i Y LAWRENCE MINING COMPANY FOR IN
CREASE OF CAPITAL-Notice is hereby given, in pursu-
Of the 2st section of of the Legislature entitled
Act 10 authorize the formation OF corporations for Manu-
featuring Mining Mechanical Chemical purposes" passed
Feb H. lss that meeting OF the Stockholders Of this
Company will be held at their Office No IL in the
Building Of Wall and William ss on the 18th DAY of
May next, at 2o'cock, p NJ.
The object of said meeting i to increase the Capital
Stock Of said ST. Lawrence Mining Company and also the
number of Trustees. Dated April - 1852.
THOS Adds EMMETT r,.
j. l.. GRATACAP hiu"e''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
rProm our Correspondent. ]

PHILADELPHIA April f2-ArriSd-Bng Juan De Cafthlena,
Hooper Macha schrs William Lopez Lake, Providence NJ
Thompson Bsbcock New York benjamin. Reeves Reeves shi
ON Cape Nav Ross Fall RIVER Isabella Williams. Wlhansburs
superb, Rosth Norwich H. B. Bascom Hand, Newfort Mary
Cranmer, Smith, do. ,r
Beie,Ship Damascus Rogers Calcutta bark Chance, Bns
worth Shield. Adele, Lewis Guyana r. X Patrick
Henry Lofs,d Ponce, Alamode, Holmes Mayasuez H.
Lily, (Br) Saunders Cenfnesos. .
Ciared-shp Venice Brevoor San Francisco bark Japosca
G,,eer havana brs Chanberlss Falmouth JAM
Triton Holmes Kingston, jam shrs Virginia Wnshtneton Fall
River VIM Loper Providence; NJ Thompson, Babcoct
Brootiyn; Boston, Kelly East Cambridge Mary Canmer smith
Jersey City Cape May, Ross Poyidepce Isabella Williams fa
River Reeves Reeves Ro1boro Daniel Webster, Fohero,
Providence Lydia Ann Brooks Superb kosth Nor
wch H. B. Bascom Hand Boston, propeller Shark mief new
York; barge Venus, Hand, do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.
AER EMpIORY SALE of S,HANIOl

u and NORFOLK-ST. PROPERTY--ADRlAN II.
MULLER will sell al auction TUESDAY, April "a lssx
at u O'clock NJ the Merchants Exchange, the Lot with
the twosor Brick Building thereon situate on the sousA-
east corner Of Stanton and Norolksts Is by 81 feet
The Lot with the threestory Brick Building adjoining
the above, and known No ii Stanton-st by 30 feet
The Lot with Building thereon adjoining tine inst Dc
scrbed lot and known as No l3s Nooks; 25by 81 feet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

Bs Mary tBr Wallace 20 d. I'm Day. Jam. pmcn'o
Bre Macus Waitns 4, I'm svlnnlh cosoB. X " Dsmil
nrs crense hr sinh fom Tq,s. Island Vi, n''T T,r
sboGrn The C. has experienced heavy weather Tor the ' "
Ers Abram sus,r s-'eus II days from La'sa de cor'i
VI, h,ls and -Iiss to voAs & PeIsu+
Bng Mezro OF sesr-p Nbos csrdcn,s II d,ys snsr 70
Nenh Sons Sailed company with brig GRIND iaT< ro'
Dnnrsn of warr-n) Robsso. Galveston i,ys cotton
Bns Nora Jordan Guaysns PR April a. molssses 7. b
levitt Len no ,e-s. April lat IT, lou % 3d. sash
en- to Boston, With bo-pt and fore iopma-t s0as steering
Tribune osand KIraan Guayam, PR u days. sugar
Br Grand rn to rrodeuc- Porter csrden,' Ii days, mo
lsSse- Tn Peter C-haIas
schr Triton, (Br) wet Jaee "a days. wood and coffee to
seir Jane = Riisewsy. o Baltimore. snOw M.yass s r.
lat ~ 81 lon IS L. spoke barb swan OF and for Baltimore i'm '
schr Collins Barcelona Is days hides to LEWIS
Lei 10 ' o & m. .su , o. sI9. Conn
for Philadelphia with load Of The captain and css- .
Old and no qn burden The captain does not uhi '''
sunk but would probably dr', ashore on the beach
schr Hernhne (o Cornelius, Beme. 4, days. ballast and
schr strson, Bates. Phl,dephi. vi. Mont,ut Point
to sfAF S..e s's ,sse INN Freeman April .:
"a large ship having painted ports, with loss oil ore
Sch, I,. Brewster Horton Wimnson Nc Ss,y. H. Of
Is S S SS o lsa a en i. ua Sseos
cred the him. but he sank before reached him
HI. Townsend,
tobacco &c, to NJ N Freeman h Co n.
sctr Pampero Kendch ApnI2 cotton to n ns
dell F day lat 30 "a, lou w. spoke schr Conhecueu ~
New ork for St Domingo :, -, -.ro-
scboonerLE H. Nash white Jacksonville EP - days yso"
pine 70 MASTER julia Nancy Lieon, Newoern 49, uv,
naval stores TO Mitchell; Charles Mills Francis, Chaeon
DAYS. cotton L. MrCready Co.. Frances Satey
Davis Charleston days, cotton and rice to n hecready TO-
BgLowshp Sarah j. HYDE With the loss Of topIslanmast;
also, ships . barks AID 3 bnes
sAIIED-ste,men Penn Marsh New Orleans sierra Ne
vada Wikon Navy Bay; shps Fzace., Els Havana hems
pierre Pray Mobile Empire State Russell Liverpool banenalo
Orleans; barks Fayone (Bren heJeaeh Die
men; Alfred tBem) De Pnnt Bremen; Souhernerner; hV
(Br:l briss Isabella Charles Thomas X H. Mouiton-
wIND-sunrise, NV; Meridian, w.N.W; Sunset NV.
ca The bark James Hail. lamp, for S, Jaso at anchor 'e""
Quarantine
Palmetto Greer for Galveston came back 70 ",
Quarantine land seaman who struk BY shad poe "hes
she proceeded 10 sea asain. -, 49,.
full rugged Dr. bs ashore the Vest BANK Inc sos"
tug Hercules : in attendance q. her
r From Inquiries of pilots OF vessels arvnst thus
monn, believe that thes vessels Ashore - lar
TO the Southwark a. Barnegat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
Drp GOODS.

DLUE NANKEENS.-Superior Indigo
Id Blue Nankeens for sale By kEsMlTH x ~.
- No. 50 Broadst and 20 New.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

DRESS GOODS, SHAWLaS, &c.
~ CHARLES @. HOOK, No. $50 Bowery, = 49,
hbitina for SALE large assortment o. sessSssoss ~
English and American Ore. 0oods Gn,n nis XociS Al ~
Breche and Cashmere shswh; fian poaN~
descriptions; Hosiery Glove 70 yssttnes and Co.
Also, sssonmsnt o. roe LTD Tor ehdrsns vs1s
nere ncb are ifssh Goods this season, and -
1900 nrincipsIy at auction unaer 'saoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
THOMAS AsrEN, Auctionser.

THOMAS AsTEN, Auctioneer.
CATURDAY, 100 0'clock.-STANU-
~ ARD ROSES.-Z. NEWELL & co. will sell At No
Nassu-st large and choice collection OF standard hah
fine collection Of Green-House PlantA in bloom from j. b.
MANTEL, Florist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

1t is estimated that million of dollars
VII NOT repair the damage done by the recent eshet to
Tie Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
The Ne'oHaren Palladium says that
everything connected with the construction of the New
Haven and NowLondon road indicates that by the LIST
OF June regular trains of viii be running upon the
road
The bill authorizing the Northwestern
or farksrsbars Railroad connecting link in the great
straight line OF railroads from Baltimore TO Cincinnati
s'a St. Louis, las passed the Maryland House of Dele
gates by unanimous VOTE and will probably pass the
Senate
The following is an abstract of the quar-
@fH reports on file In the Bank Department showing
ve condition of the seventeen Incorporated Banks and
weny,hree Banking Associations in the City of New
fork, ON the morling OF March "a, 1882:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

AVG ss' Feiers came in yesterday, April q.
1'',''VaRgFviLY REPORTED FOR THE TRrsvsE.
ss0r nv rrs-s ruler sru-r II. sea,.,S =, ssln A., ~,
wa " $50 = a. aac rsssA q ax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

"1be money nakes continues well supplied, with very
limited qsay of business paper oienng for negotiation
outside the Banks. Six months paper extremely scarce,
the rates running AZ such low figures that capitalists prefer
Investing in mortgage bonds State aud city securities.
Large amounts o. exchange paper have been bought by
KewYork operators during the past week. low per
cent and in few instances at lower quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-12

DrN or Cor.NrERFErTERs in CtNc1NNArl-EXrRA-
ORDINARY DEVELOPMENTS AN engraver OF Gin.
cinpati saws ne Times OF that city having occa-
sion to execute a fine piece of work, took up bis
abcde at The engraving establishment Of ono Robert
Neil, ltbograYher ard steel plate printer. At
Mount Carmel, about fourteen miles from the city.
One day, durirg the absence OF Neil, be observed
al in preston OF bank noe upon one OF TIA press
boards IN Neil's printing room His suspioo1s
were aroused, knowing Well that Neil had no au-
thority 10 print bank notes. and he immediately
came 10 the city and communicated the information
to the president CT one Of our banks who advised
him to return and institute further Investigations
which he did. After returning, he got into CON
versation with an ignorant German, who had been
in the employ Ct Neil foi three years. and learning
that he got but thirteen dollars per month"; ne told
him he could get hiIn situation in the city at q
salary OF thirteen dollars week; but adds the gen.
tleman, you cannot print bank notes, can your
"Oh, yes" says the German; but, you muat not
tell Neil, as am sworn not to say anything about
It by Mr.. Neil, who says he prints Tor the State
He was then told that he had been making coun.
terfeit money, ard was liable TO Imprisonment IN
the peniteptary. The German became alarmed,
hurried CT TO Neil, or refused to work any moro,
and informed BIN what no had been told. The
gentleman Immediately came to the city with the
German, ard tho information was impaired 70 tho
officers. U. $. Deputy Marshal, 5. B, Heyman,
accompanied by other officers, Immediately pro-
&C eded TO Neils residence; but the bird had
rot only fed, but destroyed everything Which
could be brought against him as evidence Inc
German states that over l000O0 IN counterieit
money bad been made by Neil during the past two
years. Tho notes were SOS, ZOE, los, and IS,
upon the State banks OF Ohio and Indiana, and
20's, los. and ga, upon tho Northern Bank Of Ken
lucky. Mr. Hayman followed him to New York;
but losing oil trace Of him there, tits supposed that
he has lied to Europe. Many things have been
elected since the discovery, duplicating persons OF
high standing in the vicinity OF Cincinnati. II lis
supposed that this establishment has furnished
nearly all the counterfeit money on the above
banks, that has flooded the country for two years
past,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-12

A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH. u ne boStom
Tipsi OF the IC th inst heads Of It's columns Lila
In Town. and the drst ar ticis In SAID column com.
uences With the word Deaths and goes on TO record
the demise OF persons who have Just snuss OK
this mortal eoihp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-12

Newspapers Published In the State OF
Kentucky.
ABSTRACT OF THE U. s. CENSUS FOR 1850.
These papers all published weekly, except whom
otherwise stated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-12
Newspapers Published In the state OF
Arkansas.

PULASKI COUNTY
Name. Character. Gre
Arkansas Banner Little Rock Whg. 2IOO
Gazette Democrat, do. ...... Democrat. !, 500
CRAWFORD COUNTY
Van Buren, Intelgencer, Van Buren,. Democrat. 600
Fort Smith Herald, Fort Smith Neutral. 49,. TOO
HEMPsTEAD COUNTY.
Washington Telegraph, Washington. Wing. .... 500
INDEPENDENCE COUNTY.
Literary Newspaper, Batesvlle. :. Literary. 500
Batesville Eagle, do. Neutral.
COUNTY
Democratic Union GAINESVILLE Democrat. $50
JEFFERSON
Arkansas Republican, Pine Bluff -. Democrat.
ouACHiTA COUNTY.
Ouachita Herald, Ouacha. SOC
Ouacbita Tribune do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PHILIPS COUNTY.
southern Shield, Helena. ........ Wing
True Issue, do. ........... State Rights
Monthly Bulletin, do monthly. Democrat.
Ell Dorado Union Corea Fabre. Wing. ..... %
REcAPITULATIoy.
Weekly papers. ....... IA Monthly.
rot. lpon py,b aha in krNo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-12
7 HE p r E S S !.

Newspapers Published In the state OF
Texas.
ABSTRACT OF THE S. CENSUS FOR 1850.
These papers are ell published weekly. unlsss
other wise stated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-12

BRSEFir ron CHARrT.bLE PUBrosss.--pr Benton lee
tuTer psyct oogy, gave exhibition, on Monday
evening at the Brooklyn Museum III aid Of the fun1 o.
the Brooklyn Fire Department About $500 vas reaiAe
on the occasion.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
A Cross Examinations

The following admirable .1cu d'esprn is
taken from the columns of the Holly
Springs, Miss, Gazette paper conduct
ed with a pitll and vignr that are rarely
witnessed in the country press. The Gu
1ette, noticing Gen. PIERcE's letter Of Mr..
De LEON. denying the truth of the report
Of the New Boston speech, says: Now,
forsooth, Gen. PEERcE comes forward and
does what Make a specific and circnm-
stantial denial No such thing but a
mere general and vague denial ofthe truth
OF the report. We should like TO see
Gen. PIERcE placed upon the witness stand
with our eslimable friend, Major Barton,
10 cross-exanine him, and then comment
upon his testimony as il is. We imagine
the examination would run somewhat af-
ter this fashion,
BARTON. Gen. PIERcE, You say you
made speech al New Boston last Jann-
ary, some two hours long
WITNESS. No sir did nos say made
q speech there af all.
BARTON. Well, then. General. ask you
the question, did you speak at New Bos-.
ton last January
WITNESS. ] did, sir.
BARRON What did you speak about ?
WITNESS Against the election Of Mr.
ATAEoor. tile Abolition Candidate for Gov
ernor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02

md neigll,ors who knows him well, ND
fill VI ifennlhe, and sl,ohd rtceiys nil The
attention They ore etitiied to.
We have hot lime for more, fatsbct ,nu
10 fny tlat we believe thu nfoItioui,,a
well knew their mai before they wheeled
lnto Hue 80 PROMPTLY. nni iIht their course
Is well tdlctIatca 10 Hronst siispirioh. nild
callse The people Of tht South 10 ponder
"eii belefe they nre aghih caught castihx
'leir votes f5t ~ Northern man wifii
Sohllicrr ptihaiplts.' The Platform IA
thus coiitlfhtil by the supporters of P,Ente
III ilIb NORTH. The Ercntag Post---.l.e
leading Pitntt journal III New York-
spenks fis foIoWs IN regard 10 that r6r,io,
of |, Which adopts lIe Virginia aud Ken.
tueky frsoiitioi,s Of 'gB mid 30
"The Virginia aid Kentucky resolutions.
according 10 tl,efn, tiHt mr. tedders 1iN
,emrnber mat stttrdl tags sinre Ire tos.A
she sams tltW " Tie n,af,v--lay dow,
maxims Of cohstr,iciioi,s which, ifapi,lied
to the Cons'l,n,oh, MAKE THE TT.
GITIVE SLAVE Law A pALpA.
BILE VIOLATION OF THAT IN
sTnUMENT. BY rolcmhy adop,ing
The Kentucky RESOLUTIONS. say iht,.s con.
mei,fu'ors, THE CONVENTION aA,s
UP THE SLAVE LAW" "
The ,Albahy Mldt, lie "siate j,atst'
bl tl,e DsmoGrii'm l'ary 1T the s.at Of gov.
ernnent Of Nrw York holds thi. lah.
guaae. Ike
''For t,'fstlves, we beIlrtc the ji,tisdiei
lloii Of this subject ID with ihe Statss
We do hot See liow my asmocyd, who
constitutes The constitution Of the Tinted
stdits ih its llml'ta sei.e. cuh come 10
any other conclusion ,,,y tai, 1e sec ho,e
he 'eho rrcogni:cs The rhie If conai,p
,ittnal fy,try11tta,fyn leiR Hoirn in III.
VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RES.
OLUTIONS, cai, regard the decision II
the United States Courts, Ginning lie
Jurisdiction Of Congress over the matter M
uiiy'iine else lh moyc dange,eus az.
grabaf,dfi tf 1t daageyohs as,nmtffo,s "
porcrs. "--- Vicksbug Whtg.
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rVydE, ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT -
IL. formerly conducted by VIM Mark eszEn
ka.nl has been thoroughly repaired. pain
led ana cleansed and is again open for the accom-
sasaatioa OF the public Every exerfaon Wal oe
xa "a render il one of the best houses in The State
n w. ]. RHODUS.