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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03

tyy- Spiritual Nantes Ia iOns.-Mr. FINNEY,
from Cleveland Ohio Medium.-ln Hope Chapel, THIS
EVENING the Sd Of November there viii be Lecture the
first OF Course W the subject of the armonia or SPir
itual Philosophy and Manifestations IN contrast with the
popular Theology. THE peculiar doctrines of each of these
systems will be conasted both IN their nature and ELECTS
upon the interests of Society and the world These e;turs
are delivered by Medium without any preparation on his
own part lie does claim 10 speak as the organ OF any
sect or creed but simply the sentiments of spirits who con-
troll HIM lie only asks the pablo TO the sent mems
by the only and nfbe standard Nature aud REASON
All who are interested in the OF ancpaton of from the
dark and gloomy dogmas of the Pest all who dare 70 think
freely aud SPEAK oaIlesy, respectfully invited u at
tend. -
TO poy expenses small ofl2l cents will be the ad
a1mttance fee.
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MEN of ENERGY and business habits,
WANTED in BUILDING

DARTN Err WANTED in BUILDING
i STEAM ENGINES LOCOMOTIVES, NC, at Chi
cago IThc partnership of the subscribers will soon
pre- and the senior partner wishes to enlarge the business
with the increasing de nands OF the great
West therefore proposes 10 connect with hmset some
party having sufficient capital The present hrn are now
doux extensive ad profitable business manufacturing
Steam Engines Railroad Cars and variety o. heavy Ma
chinery ANY Information may be had by addressing the
e,,hscrbers GATES x MCKNIGHT
Eagle Works Chicago, ILL.,
REFEREHcEs.-E. Corning & Co.. Albany, v. " J. II.
Birch 4 Co, Chicago, H.; George T. Cobb Co, New
York Mower Woodwork, Boston, Marshall, BeunentS
Colby Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03

Tor SALE or to LET-Two 3-story Brick
Il Houses modern built situated 90 set from the no-west
Of hsy and West isth-st Aso Eve +sory hoasss
in 2tht south side, 100 feet OF Avenue A. so four
4stozy Lrck houses nhess South LIST and 2s
wiihanburgh: laquire John BUXTON, yr, 81 Cham
bers-st kew-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03

AT PRIVATE SALE-The three-story aud
~ basement Rrick House No iS West 2Jh. st., on tho
Forth side between tho It'll aud 9th avs IL Is built
ma substantial manner with all the modern improvements
of gas range bathroom and Croton Also the House and
ot 25CO For part cars ~ 10 price and terms ap?ly %
COLE Chiffon, No. . Wslst
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rs- Roa,c,ion in price Of Bos,e,. Hyperion

" Reduction In Price Of BOgie's Hyperion
Fluid restoring preserving and adjoining the liar 20
the following low rites Bottles formerly sold At %
cents reduced TO - cents IS 81 cents 81 TO - cents
Inc many worthless limitations this celebrated Hair Re-
soraive peed the public under the lure of cheapness
h determined the inventor to crush them by selling hs
famous Fluid at even lower price than they afford
70 eel their trash At the time he assures the
public that the HYPERION will always continue to 6e
out the globe. This with "BOGLES ELECTRIC HAIR
DYE" and other preparations sold by ms Agents every
whore in the United States and Canada Sold IN tins CRY
by A. r. d. SANDS, No. 100 Fulton-st Rushton, Clark
a Co. No 27S, and Rice Smith, No IN Broadway;
Cary Co, No A5 Pelrs, and by Druggists aud perium-
ers throughout the world.
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WANTED.-A Partner wanted to enter into
BOARD ano Rooms.

4 LADY fully competent to teach Music,
~ Vocal ara Instrumental wishes % obtain Board ii
family where Instructions IL music would be considered as
combination The most salts actory references can bs
gwen both the city and in Brooklyn Any communca-
tiers len at the Pianoorte WareroOms VI BENNETT 4
Co. 40. 5dl Broadway will be attended TO-
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r.. NJ. GORDON, of St Johns Lodge, No /,
Chairman No. 51j RrOadHaY.



James Elsey, Abrams No. 20 No. 17 BOwery Robert
Hauon, Washington No. n, No 1877 Beeckerst; g. Van
Pragg hdelph No. % No. "a BrOomest; Il. w. Martins
Alb.on No. z6 No q WaLst; d. @. Steam, Mt Moriah
No n Bowery corner Of Pnnce-st w IL Norris, Beneyo-
lent No % No. 90 Pine-st; VIM. Wagner German UnOl
No 81 no IS Maiden lane G. l.. Thatcher Hohennden
No S. Brooklyn; Henry Heustoin, La Fayette, No. g.
No SO Duane st George Il Swane Richmond No GO, Port
Richmond VIM. H. Youngs Naval, No &c. No. IS Jack
son-st ~ Monntlort, Manitou No. lO6 No 81 I7trs:
Henry Olfmens Olhnans No. lil, Wliamsburgh; Fredk
A. Lewis Rising sum- No. l42, YonkeIs J. ID. williamson
Mt Moriah No. 20, Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03

70 CIurenceyille, l.. l.-Beautltu Lots at mode
rse prices PAYABLE in nsialnents of p % 81 month
General Offices Nessau-st and No 81 3dsv Tie whole
OF this beautiful village embracing nearly hundred lots
texcep over d already sol sOered for sale prices
FROM 500 30 each Tins place Is situated or the Brook
lyn end Jamaica Plank Road with the Long Island Railroad
passing through tie center and is about 4 miles from w"
and from Brooklyn for cOnV enience oil access
il is surpassed by village in the vicinity OF New o1s
having hequent communications by STAGES mine aux ROAD
and i've times each way, daily, by the Railroad hney
located the OF lovely pain and 10 ee enAe iO
swams and rough mountain land The village Is isu ou'
in broad and convenient avenues the center one Oree
woodav being lO0 feet width Tue title Of the property
IN ne feet having been in family nearly <VV years
copplee abstract will be furnished 20 purchasers Alto
rether 10 those who woad escape hugh city rents and des-
rous of convenient building SPOT this the best oppor-
nifty vet offered the public All the streets WI De graded
at the expense of the present propieo for maps OF lur-
ther particulars, apply TO H. l. MACf AhLsAnNl,
General AGENT No. Nassau-st, from III AN 10 <PM;
or No 81 Sd-nv from 70 AN, and 10 PM or TO
Join n Bailey No. 10 Atanc-st and b Bennett Co.
hmbis-st between Sackctt and Degraw-ss, Brooklyn.
So great has been the demand for the above lots that
though they ouly been red for sale for few weeks
thr OF the whole number have been sold Those who
would secure choice location must apply st once.
u East River Building Ass0ciation.-Areg u-
Lar monthly meeting this Association VIII be held ~ Tha
han Hall No. 19S GTand-st., on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Nov az u o'clock Members requested TO be pune
fue in paving then dnes order 20 the fines Books
for subscription open AZ the office .
0DEDIAH NEWCOMB, President
ALFRED X. HETFIELo, Secretary.
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~ Masonic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INlTlA,
TON Nov A. l752-A Masonic Centennial Festival will
tsle piece FrCcmason'e Hall, No. 800 Broadway, on
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 4 for tho purpose OF cele,
RaiiDg this important event Discourse will be Delivered
by the Grand Chaplain Rev Evan NJ Johnson d. d., and
an Ode viii be sung the Choir Brethren in good stand
ing sooung in the City and wishing to participate on
thu occasion, are respectfully invited.
The ceremonies VIII commence at O'Clock T. NJ, after
which the Brethren will parake ola Dinner Tickets at 81
each NAV be had from tile undersigned Committee appoint
ed by Tho Grand Lodge Of the State of New FORK and ofthe
Grand Secretary, Office, Freemasons Hail. No 600 Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
iicel estate for Sale.

A 4 PRIVATE SALE.--A valuable Lot OF
"a Orourd situated the south side OF &dst, between
5t and 6h ays commencing 523 feet from the Ith-as tho
tie midst Of gcEco and fashionable residences, aud other
Improvements. Fer price, teuns and further part cnls
apply TO ANTHONY J. BNEEchEh, Aueticneef No
fsOet-6t
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nor SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

II PROPEKTYA irst-clAss FARM, highly improved VI
100 ceres WestcbesteF County, II miles FROM the Han
River Depot Sing Sing Said fern produces fifteen hun
ded dollars worth Of hay annually bssdes great abnnd-
ance OF nan, apples, &c. A Large housi, Barns, kc.,
Suck and Farming Uteuss also sale. the lowest proe
toy tie Fam Eigiteen Thousand Dollars Inquire Of
GEORGE McCOkD, No rs WilIaIn-st, and SAMUEL
EDDY, No % Wall-st.
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TOR sALE-With immediate possession,

i ihe large hree-sory brick dwelling House and Lot il
fee, No Sc3 West 2sst DELIGHTFULLY."- stu ted opposite tn
Pax of the Theological Seminary, IN perfsc. ordr
walls ell Painted plumbing very fGl ard completes; baths
closets hot air furnaces NC. For key and
view the house spI " TO JAS ~ WELLS. Esq No I6
9th-ev.; or 20 WILLIAM HARSELL. No. u CIih.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03

Tor SALE-A small Farm consisting OF
shout thy-two ofexcelent land well fenced add
wstertd within three quarters OF mile OF tho fsfod "a
ton dahway New Jersey having upon good Two stofy
dwelling OF medium the requisite other buildings
good Order and about 100 peach and other ft trees Of
the best Sorts usG beginning 10 beer The situation 70 not
exceed by any other the vicinity Pnee low ands
easy the about West. Enquire o. L. D.
BROWN No. 1873 Broadway, " T., or 70 w. " WEBB,
Railway n. J.
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ITO LET az HOBOKEN-A three.story

4 brick House Hgsoa place, between 81 and &.h Ga
oVpose Franklin Terrace finished IN modern style hes 6r
basement sabcellar &c. part y the furniture esa 10
had fseguirca. Appy 10 u. A. Chiffon, 70 swailes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03

Bedroom can be obtained at No u East ithst rs,r
Union-squeTe; also single The house has al h
modern Improvements
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81 masonic Notice-GRAED LODGE STATE OF

So Masonic NOtice-GRAND LODGE STATE OF
NEW-YOBK or FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS
Centennial CONNIE Of the initiation Of George
Warrington, at Metropolitan Hell, THURSDAY EVEN
ING. Ath INST Grafton by Rev Stephen II. Tying, d. D.
The doors viii be opened at 6! O'Clock Grand Officers and
Post Grnd Officers requested TO assemble IN the ante,
room of the Hail MeIceIs, al g o'clock. The Special
COMMITTEE St JOINS Lodge No. l. with the Bible on
which Washington n6nguTeted first PresdeDt OF ire
United States accompanied BY Guard Of Honor OF the
Washington COuinonsls requested 20 assemble at the
same time nnd place.
Members Of tie Order VIII appear in full Regai.
Tickets be obtained from the Masters Of Lodges
Masters Of Subscribing Lodges requested to call at the
Gland Secretarys office BrOome and Crosby and
rec Give their tickets. FFAWCEII, Chairman.
] w. SIMONs secretary.
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| SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, residing in

MERICAN HOTEL, Panama, n. c.
"A This Hotel Is by the most airy, spacious and ecu.
JOHN D. BOWLES, Proprietor
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kOoMS VITA STEAM POWER TO LEI
~ rnn nsi. hoegs with soOd steady Power, TO .e in
the new Dot budinS corner Of Ceaier and Frsnkl
Apply 20 w: 4. ALLEN, the pre-nises second 6oor
frou % 70 daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03

rT,O TFACHERS.-Wanted Teacher in the
i Central District School, L&wrense Iown:np ss,Se s
conrensr;on srou, es5c to ESQ per snnuna Aedre,s
THOMAS j. sHREvE, Secretary, LAwrsnes.iae; y, >,
Ps-NeceSsry information VIII Dc pven upon sepnc s-u
aea4PA
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E'ARM Tor SALE.-A superior Farm of 50

u acres at Barytown Red Hook, Dntchess Co, ia high
state cultivation and well planted with AL Kinda of
mental and fruit ofte best yaretes land well is
lied aud subdran,d and wsered by novering springs;
good cottage house and out buildings mostly and in
fine order. The Farm subdiyided by good st,ns wall
Possession can BE- had al an early day. Apply T.
HOMER MORGAN, No. Pne-st.
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TIE NEW-yOKK TRIBUNE
GpsciG! Notices.

General Saciety Of Mechanics ADD
Traderfnen OF she City % NeW-NOrk.--The regu-
lar reetDg OF the Society wiz be held Mcdaniel Hall
No. AZ Broadway, THIS (Weduesdcy) EVENING at one
hour after sunset THOMAS EARLE, Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03

rT,O MANUFACTURERS, OVERS, &c
The advertiser having thorough practical tnowisds'
Of dy.ns bleaching and fnishns Cotton Goods n ~ =
h,.nches desres situation mannfscfurlns ESTABLISH
IL, =. snn-r,ntendept and Manager. He Is active IN IN
bsbts ana poss,sssd Of considerable experience
TOW -rfrenee gwen address ]. r. r., Tribune Ohee-
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ITO ENTERPRISING MEN.-A rare chance
offered 10 take the srsney for the sale Of new rt-
ee that sells quick and pays large prof Ase1ss AZ ~
king SO day. Apply 70 or aderes J. L. JOnNSoN
HO No q C1rtlanft~f
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\ 5 Cook, by a most respectable Woman, II
snail private family. Has the very best OF test
mOlas wages object, q co nfortabe home would
be preferred Cell at No loj 9th-st between 9th and
7h-avs
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A S frst-rate Cook. by n respectable young
IA Woman l. willing assist with washing and ron
ing Good reference given Apply AZ No % East ithst,
corner Of Uuiousquare and 4th-ev Can be for two
days II not engaged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03

EOR SALE-The House and Lot No. "a
Priuce-st between Broadway aud Cro-byst. Apply 70
CHARLES w. HENRY,
No. lJ9 Front-st. corner Of Maden.lsDe.
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A SITUATION WANTED, by Man from

~ Young Man p years Of age, from the country IL
book store Would have objection 70 manufacturing
esbhshment 70 attend the writing Salary not o. much
an object A. permanent situation. Reference given Al
dress PACKARD. Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03

RO0MS to LET, WITH STEAM POWER,
Al IN Tire IN line corner OF Greenwich and Bessh
ss one Ion 56Sl0 Also, ssye<a smaller koosna The
I@on UNSURPASSED tor business facilities, TIE power
steady and the Roeus exceedingly wsll lighted Apply
immediately a. TIE osise, No. $50 SgeensieA-st.
FERRIS 4 fABER.
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Exchonge, Nos. p and n Canal-st, Newer ork--Ths
Office Is estab lshed by the Commissioners Of EIB rsOn
where always be found large Laborers and
Servants very low Of wEges and persons have
their orders filled writing the Supernend mt and nd
ing the amount Necessary b. pay the passage Of the parties
required. No feec char Led % employer
JAS. y. FAGAN SUPERINTENDENT
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pOARDlNG.-A Gentleman and his Wife can
1p be accommodated with suite Of rooms with tn or
partial toard 81 IS PopaEs Brooklyn Nights Two minutes
walk from Fulton Ferry.
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P.
WOODS MINSTREL HALL. No 444
AZ PLYMOUTH CHURCH, RKooKLYS,

w Brosdway.-Open EVERY EVENING. Concerts
and Ethiopian Deneatons Music unsurpassed aud Negro
Deineeton unequaled Doors open at ~ Concerts
meuce at a o'clock Admission 25 cents-children hal.
prce. The Afternoon Concerts discontinued.
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Housss Uanteo.

HOUSE WANTED.-In a good neighbor-
hood-s story House with the modern improve
meuts between Attn and Hth-sts and Of -av Rslt
fror s7co % fsoo Would lie Lease with privilege Of
PURCHASING Address NJ Box No. al Post-0nics.
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ITO BOSS PRINTERS. The Advertiser,

having served years OF bis apprenticeship wishes 20
complete the remaining years las ecmposiioi
Newspaper or Book 0tce. Lettes addressed y - III
bune Orice, Will receive immediate attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03

DOARD-A Gentleman wishes pleasant
- Rooms and Board for hmsef Wife, Mother and In
fnr Child also board for Nuse in house elegantly kept
and wei located between 4h and xds,s md Brood
ksiss iEEsiis;sly 70 LENok Ne y stes u ~ mi
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-06-15

s-5" The Boston Post thus refers to the last
coalition triumph. This time the triumph was
expected By combination of the Abolitionists
and the Wings.
COALITION Success IN MArNE.-The Alias
strikes the following note OF REJOICING at the re-
suit of the election to fill the vacancy in the Ith
Congress district of Maine:
ave have received despatch from the Bath
Tribune office, bringing US the gratifying in
telligence of the election of the Hon. Isaac
Reed, of Waldoboro', the Wing candidate This
is the first gun from the star in the East The
Wings Of Maine have commenced the campaign
glorously"
."The losing of member of Congress is Nh
inconsiderable matter for Democrats, though an
| occasion Of triumph Tor the Wings. But LEI
! Mr.. Reed 90 TO Washington and take his seat
with the proper credsnuals-with the coalition
| mark upon him lie was the Wing Freeso
candidate, and is elected by Freesoilers. The
convention Of that party regularly and unani
uIously nominated him on the 26th Of May
How will Southern Wings like the sound O
! this "fart gun! Will the National InhLligen
Ger and Richmond Tunes, aud other compro
mise presses, rejoice with the Boston Atlas il
this corrupt bargain"
"Sinee the above was prepared We find in The
! Portland Advertiser, a Wing paper Of the Ala.
stamp. direct ascrip,ion of this coalition Whir
and Freesoil victory to the Scott feeling il
Mcine. The Advertiser chuckles thus:
ave are indebted for this victory TO the spiri
of enthusiasm and confidence inspired BY on,
recent State convention, from which the dele
/ gates from this district returned with tire full
confidence that Gen. Scott is TO be our leader
in the approaching Presidential campaign, and
with a determination that its opening in thi.
State should be fitting prelude to the greater
victory which will crown our efforts in Septem
/ Der and November. Considering the strong
effort m de at the last election, wi h the vote Of
which the presest balloting is compared in our
tables, our success has been even beyond our
| most sanguire expectations. II is an indication
| OF what NAV be done in Maine. Three parting
cheers to the Comet district! and three cheer,
! for Scott
Three cheers for the coalition, viii the
friends Of Messrs. Webster and Fillmore give
them."l
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TEL EGRAPHIC,
AIrLrnL IA ~ RnLLlr

BALTIMORE, June H.
The Blltic arrived at New York al half mast
eleven. She sailed from liverpool ri noon ON .
The second. She brings seventy seven passengers
and n full FREIGHT
u. Towes, bearer q dispatches, Is among the
passengers.
The political affairs in France were opjet.
IN" commission on the budget have shown Nm.
looked Tor Independence. They rejected the
PRESIDENT demand for twenty three millions #
francs to deiray expenses.
Thirty. one thousand men have bcen ,sJ.dto
the army. The commissioner also refuses cred.
is demanded for a new ministry Of police ard
expresses regrets relative 10 The cOuf.c .tion of
the Orleans property.
It's reported that Heckeren. Napoleon. spe.
ciAl envoy TO the Northern powers, was vel,
received bat distinctly informed that the re.
vision OF the treaties Of 1915 was wholly mad.
mlssibe--also that the congress, TO which Eng.
land was TO be invited, TO di-Uoss political con.
s'itntions Of continental Europe, Was also ia.
admissible.
Inc cholera Was raynqug arBongstthe British
troops al The Cape. X ngoon Mas vas taken
after an aesault which lasted three davs.
The British AimrIl, Of the Pacific station.
declared Lob1s Islands rs much an internal Dart
Of Peru, as Silly Islands are Of Enelsnd
This OPT ior il strongly controvtr.cd BY Brill h
commercial Interests
The crops throughout England and Ireland
are extremely promising
VI was rumored from Berlin that the recent
settlement between the King of Denmark and
the Duke OF Augustenburg will be repudiatcd
by The Gernnn'c Diet.
Flour and ~hs steady-demsnd good Pr
ces unchanged.
Brown. Shipiey & Go. quotes corn at an adj
vance Of six pence Maxwell's circullr says one
shilling.
Consols advanced one hundred and haIr 10
FIVE eighths. Money and account on FOREIGN
stocks irmer Little doing
Cotton market quiet Prices a shade less.
but iirm. Sales for the last three DAYS tbirtv
thousand bales, Of which fourteen tbousana
were FIR export
Arrival AZ The Illinois
m NEw York, June IL.
The steamer Illinois arrived this MORNING from
ASpinwall, whcrce she sailed on the 4tb inst
bringing dates from San Francisco TO the 18th
Of May, and Panama TO the 1T If June. She
brings 300 passengers, and S2,o0oOOo in
specie.
The Chinese question is occupying arge
share Of the columns Of the newspapers. and
the excitement is on the increase.
Gov d gler was suffering from severe at.
hek OF bilious fever. bot bis animation was not
critical
business at San Francisco has been unus Ial.
ly dull during the last month.
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HgThsrs has been sharp skirmishing in the
House for the last few days, between the rep
ressntatives Of the FILLMORE and Soorr wings
of the Wing party. Mr. OUTLAW, OF North
Carolina, led of and was followed by Mr. Ca
BELL, of Florida, on the same side, while Mr.
STANLEY, of North Carolina, has taken up the
gauntlet thus thrown down, and pitched into
the seceders and the Democratic platform, with
more than his usual insolence, like bull in a
China shop. These are bad indications of hsr-
mony in the approaching Convention