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ARRIVALS OF CONGRESSMAN AT WASHING TON -
Ssnstors-Messrs. Shields of Illinois; and Bright Of
Indiana. Representstives-Messrs Disney. Of Ohio !;
Johnon Of Tennessee; Brown OF Mississippi; MsMulin
Of Virginia; Chapman Of Connecticut Ashe of North
Carolina and Good.now, of Maine.
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ssmwsshly United states Mail Lins-lhe and
sa yr Ss Na n M
9eioef precisely For Freight apply on board where
81 e oP5 + 1ihsns aHs s. os III
street ptssct eketea through without fur
.s fasS Ssss ss i''f'aA . '''S'f'
EoR oHARLEsToN-To SAIL SATURDAY, Urn
sss and RfSa r Y On s sss.
M Jas rGss viii Leave from pier R.
sasn i For
s &c i'sof - at RATHER SSaTS
We'll street. Cabin passage With state s5 seesge
ngs, g.
FOR sAyANNAH,5UI.n NAIL LISE.nrHs sUPn-
sturay is%sa. On ss-
FoF spitd atreHgh ooomoaaons ard fsrs shesa shirs
have no sgserior on 'he coast.
EoE sAN FRANCISCO, cALIFoRNIA.-THE PACK
loading Per H. viii as With dss
pstoh For freight cabin passage having superior
slso ''''""' WI ' IS ;sPis ss'''
JJN,TEpo STATES AL sgEAEsarr cospAsY ron
s s s NJ s :. 'Is s s.ss. .
n Md s.a and d SsS .S So second
foos Shippers Of freight requested supply themselves
application the Office. No other form win be signed.
b Of ading signed afsor twelve O'Clock the day Of
sailing 81 t5sEfs fs''Is sss 70 corner w.
"A UsTRAL1A-PORT PHILIP DIRECT.-THE BEAU
IA tful clipper zip, BoTHNIA, James A. Avery. Com.
mand LOO tons burthen having all her cargo engased
the gold regions. Families single PERSONS wishng
Portable passage respectfully requested before engaging
In old vsscs advertised 70 examine for themselves
board pier No g Eas river The above ship nearly
and stands In Gil tic insurance Offices Early applics
tor for remaining berthe Is Deceasary on board, or to
BUTLER BROTHERS, Nos 1C3 and l8 South street, TO
ISAAC r. SMITH, No i0i Wall street.
A usTRALIA, PIONEER LlNE-THE noble NEW
"A York built pocket ship, BALTIMORE Y. Northup,
narng st the lowest rate sill ucoeed the Soar
20 ship Of this line and ea pgnctusy on this 18th
on December, from New ork foe Melbourne RI Philip.
IL Is well known that Now York built xet ships
Arc he aud heetest IL the world The Baltimore
She ayort ship of che New York and Havre line, and with
her superior accommodation fitting together with her
extreme height decks tsk fcet aad her superior
ventilation will be the most comfortable ship that has
vet been despatched for Australia and proper
Eendants provided The which the ships Of this
tine dtod aad welcomed has obtapSs for them
decided preference al othera even NJ higher ratios
< low ". c 2GnrSS }ns wall street.
A Ts9RhTTA-TuE MAGNIFICENT CLIPPER. SUR
"A ALBus II clear 81 tho Custom House. rnd will haul
into saturday preparatory w. going 20 sos
Few c8hu btftha All Tor sale adernto ters
Apply, At opes On board, per ~ f9oto wall stst'@
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MADAME HENRIETTE SOATAG'S NEW SERIES OF
xv1 FESTIVAL CONCERTS

49, 11SA1VAA CVNChhLo
n 59s.s s &.
liar construction Of the different which will be
Ths prosrainme Of concert like musical composition
place therefore, Of dsvotng an entire Concert to either
irs operas and what Commonly
termed Concert Music has been slough. preferable
tAsss si.sss s VIZ dss :asss sr.r.n
rsny ii. b supporssa S Vocal and SG In
''lan'. s SIX K a q Hsf5A PERFORMERS
And believed tina. talent both
IN s art hs n G
FssvaI snsaad Sv
1''.s w TIE Ell FIRST sa% ek. AND FESTIVAL
= 'A-' ''A' MONDAY. NovEaBEs 49,
MADAME nna'o nsNE sfsTTs"s soarAo,
s sIssSs 6 sSSEs Eta
Z M Sa
~. WIN W consist Sas q v.,r
Ten Societies. forming The song Union" 300 Male
Selections from Church Choirs. 50 Ladies';
M ss and
Mr. G grissov. q s6s Harmonic Society
ssst Ss1ss
conDvcroa AND CHIEF DIR ROTOR: '~- 0''''''
(Under oso direction the ermsn Festivals have
Isrpi:t,. Alfred Toania
10 afford the required the Crohers po
ton Of the Hall viii DO entirely remodelled the plan Of
S H@ a. .s
q Fl
/. Overture. s..gsns... tsa' s' time in America,
Q Ronsn1a Maria di Ruasnl,, sig. Ces.ro s'''''''e
Grand Oh que dirsi j. ninan. O'h'''a
INA cepe@Fsntas.. Paul Julien. :. H. anan
.. Dues."Ihe Music Lesson" Mad. sorrAG and
Sig Po.aon MefsaSnss
combined Chorus Of Six Hundred Per-
r.nr IT. - hu'h's
8. First part Of tho fourth symphony aah BY
MAD or s'''h0'sn
10 Ms
II By hs ssD Fl The Ssns
L. MAJ
Il The S Esysi I.1 '0'''''
.siini, kee; ;i ana shs Combined cSoru:s:
saa s to be 4; :.1s
The regular sale q ssass s begin on Saturday Nov.m
day, the 81 ara rem aiming So seats ' =
to tho length Of the Concert ii win eon
the the comfort the
Nblos Concert Saloon Saturday evening Nov 81 ON
which occasion T. ey will be assisted by
MR.. PHILIP MAYER,
HERR BUTLER,
MR.. AN. SCHARFENBERG,
MR.. H. G. TIAM
MR.. i. NOLL,
Mr. H. REVER, and
MR.. L. EICHH0RN.
Tickets at 81 each can be obtained at the principal
sic stores Hotels and at the door in evening" Concert
to commence at s clock.
For further particulars programmes.
MINERVA HALL. 4oe BRoADwAY-JJ;; ". ALEX
farewell exhibition this and Saturday
when he will distribute 500 worth of jewelry among
audience. Admission l2K cents. Doors open half
SIX. Performance to commence Mt half past sevens
ERArKLIN MUSEUM, 40 CHATHAM srREET.-
George Lea Proprietor.-Tho above establishment 10
afternoon at O'clock and in the evening at 7k
fer the purpose Of "Clasc and Original
q Living statusr BY Nile Casinets Troupe Of Model Ar
fts together with variety Of besutful porormances
yor further particulars bills Of each day. Admission
Seats In Private Boxes 80 Stage
ohairo, k Boxes Is Gallery 12 oents.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION IN KENTUcKY.-An
election took place in the Seventh Lousyi,ie) Con-
gresson district of Kentucky. the 10th inst to fill
the vacancy stoned by the of Hon Hum
phrty MARSHALL which resulted folloas:-
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FANCY ANTRCHAMss

FANCY ANT2Cl.Mss
ATED Wa E.-AN INVOICE OF ENGLISH
plated comprising tea seta eastors cake card
aBkets. EDWARD II. JACOf, 10 Gold street.
0YS-T0YS.-TO CLOSE THIS BRANCH OF
business offer for sale at reduced prices the above
sock which 10 well assorted either by the from the
Sheves also beg 10 call the attention of the
we'll asserted stock Of fancy goods French and Bohemian
glassware, French porcelain moderate prices
O. r. A. HlHRiCHs, $50 Broadway and 10 Liberty street
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SIuPPlNQ.


saAE.s MAIL STEAM
u. d:p.rs si Nail: 'fs sAs
s:1 y esas s
% q. m:
Der llth For freight passage having nsquaed
K .'S SIRsEs street,
T'nE LIyERPooI AMP ,, PHILADKLPnIA sTEAK-
ship Company intend sailing the favorite ste smshps =
City Of Manchester. Thursday, Jan. 8, 1851
sy SsassSsss.r .!TSSS as.ssy Mar !sss
0' q GLASGOW raoa Irvraroo ahur'aa' mar o. i0''
CITY CITY Ct Ct ss;sS.
Siiy = Sassss Wsdnssdsy Mar. 1855
City Of M'n'h'''' sxls or fis WsSSGnHs:d'' Mar 80 1858
and onnd VITA
wishing TO q sss san o s;aps
Of and drafts on the Bank Of Iresnd in
ss% q Il ss Z sss
place.
USiTIp STATES N MAIL p,. sTEAKsmIP coIPANY
vi. sHt Fs sss sS
s. tsss
SAL San ss. sss
ress sspsen ssmor safety 9s ssssss q
a.
S steerage 1885, Passengers be landed at the rail.
road wharf at Aspinwa Free Transit at the Ishmus 81
the Persons securing through
the United states mail steamers from Now York.
ference Of board the Paoiac steam
crs Rates Of fare from Panama to San Francisco
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the office Of the oompanies
Ne. III West street. corner Of Warren N. B.-Ship-
requested supply themselves with the compsnes
bills adng which will be signed at the oes between the
hours OF ten and one O'Clock
NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
LneThrough to San Francisco, At reduced ratesNo
detention the isthmus and splendid eamsbp
UNCLE SAM, 700 tons, VIM. A. Mills com DER will leave
New York for hspnwal NAVY Bay, on Monday December
It, Mt p. NJ eotng all Panama with the ne double
engine steams ip Cortez which steamship leaves Panama
the arrival Of ts BY the Uncle sam for
San Francisco stopping only at Acapulco fer supplies
safety, arc unsurpassed An experienced physician ~
thchd I'd each eaer Passengers will BIO landed on The
wharf at Aspinws and take the Panama railroad. Pos
cautioned that tiokc for this line sold only
DAVIS. BROOKS 4 co, General Agents,
JONES JOHNSON, 90 Wall street
DACIFIC MAIL STEAM HIP CoMPANY-FoR RIO
a Janeiro valparaiso, aid Panama-The splendid new
steemre JOHN l.. STEPHENS, 1880 tons burthen,)
Robert H. Pearson, will be despatched for tho
above ports about ths 9th December For passage
only having superb accom- odAoA apply at tho ohoe OF
tho COMPANY "a south street.
ffoR NORFOLK, rGTERsBURa AND RICHMOND
The United states mail steamship ROANOKE y. Far.
IRISH, Commander, VII leave pier LIZ N IT. SaturogF
Nov 9Th, etS NJ, FOR freight Appy boayd 9nd fog
passage v LUDLAk PLEAsANlS, W frop tstrecs vsas
Old ZIP.
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been such in the treatment of old chronic 9.
smoTn DO and ont Of th profession ths mOss
DR. JOHNSON, IS DUANE STREET, so WE'LL kNoWs
r. + New 6 sspss;S
their Gases treated By physician Of sxpcrisDos.
rNnE MARRIaD nwqMAN's PRIVATE MEDI0Al
Diseases Of WoDen1Twsnsssh edition. isno ,i pp So
sss % oa n saa msass
% @ slsG Sssa Sy Mns
married, those contemplating As IL disoosss
important secrets which should be known TO them pArou
Here Also every fsmaIszsh. xitsths
every complaint to which her RS sex is subject
Dear ssy WIFE ~ has s ss'Ty
5ss o. .S%s S her
anementeyery ae more and more dssisasnr
ana pross.tins her putting a.r s ia mminsst danger.
posed ri: state things resigned my
N, nths heard book hilhiy spoken Of oonssnss
ZONE matters resohng my case On its receipt porusa
Tns sSd ss @
S.iysd va. possible Put or this snosisr year would
wife would have bten in her and my ohdraa leh
serious ubects treated Of they are nature strictly
rs BosSss, Mo- hoa
and 81 the publishing once, No l29 Liberty street. Nov
York; Little Il Co., Albany Joseph Tucker Mobile, Ala.
n. Pc'orgon No. 20 Cheenut street Phadelphla. On
e ss n % s
be addressed, post paid, 20 DR.. MhuRIcEAU onao.
100 Liberty atrcet ~ " box 1921 Now York oat Once
pamphlet Of sixteen fully xosining tas
contents OF the book will be forwarded any gen
Nm who may desire IL free Of 10 any part thu
United states BY addressing sc alb lve -
MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAor gUI16-A
MAJ
Eve oents cory, free Of postage Sold by ss.iNrs,
Townsesd: 222 y g. Harrot f2 BroAaway; ard IN tae
strcst corner o. Broadway ~ " who're hs sssass ru as
qomplalrtss tros sWslvs w. Hl eishs Pm.
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FOR NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
The United States mail steamship R0A NOkE, T. Far.
IRISH, commander viii leave yer ii NJ n, Saturday
Nov. Nth etS 4 NJ FOR freight apply bonyd knd fov
Old 9iP,
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9FllPPIN0.

VANDERBILT LINE-FoR SAN TRANCIsCO.-oNLY
line giving tickets for crossing the isthmus Tho favos
te double engine steamship PROMkTHEUS 800 TONS WI
leave from pier No North river, at o'clock, r. NJ
cisey Saturday December for San Juan del Norte
the transt route, having bat twelve miles Of
their accommodation and xentason For inormation aad
passage apply only to D. B. ALLEN agent No. Battery
place. mp stairs.
NOR NEW ORLEANS, DIRECr.-THE NEW DOUBLE
y engine steamship WILLIAM PENN. Winthrop sssss-
Commander will leave pier East river, for the sboye
port Direct on Monday, December at o'clock, r. 4
This ship has elegant Pas
FSssighs on msssursmsn goods CENTS oubo fcA
steamers form Of bills of lading DO sKnsl
They may be haa application ~ the occ Of agents.
and will be signed at the ONCE prior day Of sslnr
when they will be signed on board No freight received
For freight or passage apply on board, or 40
3. LINCOLN CO, 100 Pearl strset
Agents in New Orleans-Aessrs Marks Tbemas =
Matches street.
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DACfFIC MAIL STEAM HIP CoMPANY-FoR RIO
IL Janeiro Valparaiso, aNd PanAmA,-The splendid new
steemre JOHN h. sTEPHENs, t25Oo tons burthen,l
Robert H. Pearson commander will be despatched for tho
above ports about tha 9Th December For passage
only having superb odAoAs apply at tho once OF
tho CONF any "a south straNA.
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DR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET, MAY BE CON-
~ suited with oonfd ydiseases. His suocoss IT.
been SUCH in the of old chronic oascs A. 10
tonish some OF our most eminent phvoioians Dr. vs
known DO in and out of th profession che mosA -
oesstul practitioner Of diseases in Now York.
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A TsTRhITA.-TuE MAGNIFICENT CLIPPER sure
"A ALBus IL clear 81 tho custom pors End will haul
into to saturday preparatory " going 20 eos
few cJnd c3u hefths a Tor sale On moderate teens
Apply At once, on board, per a. f2qt ot wall stgte
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nR. WARDS MAGICAL REMEDIES HOLD OUT AZ
soute certainty Of speedy and thorough Those
and rapid treatment has been benefit
sands Office, Canal street, door from Broadway, NJ
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Steamship Black Warrior, Shufelit, Havana and No
" ind at SUNRISE. NNW; meridian, dc; sunset. Il.


The ship Emma Field from Liverpool Carr 2sd) was w
Jacob Bell. - - ~
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ssyTNHE vELASQUEZ." EXHIBITING AT THE APOI-
10 rooms-For particulars OF ths celebrated painA-
ing Of Charles the First A,yentprs eta Coanis:su
Mis- :eany; also, The veasquez Cause port Of The
trial in burg in action Of damages for illegal sd
cure of picture.
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Saloon, $780, s65, and $685. (acooi ding state rooms)
limited number of third class passengers will DO taken,
and found with comfortably cooked provisions, for
$40. $780,. TO Liverpool $50 from Liverpool.
Parties wishing to bring out their friends obtain
fcates Of passage and drafts the Bank Of relaud in
from 81 sterling upwards. Hand bills DO had
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ALMANAC voRK-ruu DAY.
SON nnEs.. ........ o9 nesu Rrsns !.
svr SETS IS ueH WATER. is
Port OF New York, NOvembor %, Is82.
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vI>HE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ARr-O0M-
tsning series Of authentic paintings BY the ss
70 Horace vsrns open for exhibition 81 The Soois
Library Rooms from A. n 10 p NJ, and from half 49,
No half part p n. Admission Is cents.
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WAsmreToN January o. 1914 I
The delicate nature Of our relations with spain In "a
CARO- 70 the ielsnd OF Cuba taken in connection with the
supposed ueene OF another power upon that errtorv
renders ary tina this government should sxerelse
m.epsete sigiepoe n watching he rights Of snaa
:. ses iusftef IN matter that nearly concerns her
49, o. security You win tksrtfore Lore no
~ sh's"Noing 20 ascertain The present views ami
h1e y ne spauiah government upon this important
yea ca1 obtain In regard 70 II Itsnecesssry TAT span
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MEDICAL,

tbs WELL KNOWN AND LANENTABLl FACT
that mortality amongst children durins the first yea.
their existence 10 very great particularly during Ne
period Of teethng the thereby ocesoned oonvuisions
when THOUSANDS upon thousands OF them their innocent
nves under the most horrible pains The undersigned
therefore most happy that they have their
offer TO their fellow remedy BY the appcstion q
which the progress Of this evil 10 eGotuay checked and
therefore tes leave to draw the attention Of al
herewith ANNEXED testimony of Of most sinsnt
physcans Adults suffering from rheumatism nerves
toothashe headache and neuralgia likewise expect
desired relief BY adopting the use Of the pearls For s
only BY SCHUFFHER MULDENER, William stresA
the peaIls offered BY Schuiner Muldener Of susl
nature that the Of the fail produce -
most satisfactory efeot, and rsss.
mend the same. (Sgnedl Dr. BrAunlioh 2 Henry sesek
Brooklyn.
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E2OR SAvANEAH.-U. 8. NAIL LINE.-THR SUPI-
A risr steamship ALABAMA. Capt. O. I'D. Ludlow, On
Saturday ICY = shse; o,eoss NJ from pier North
The Florida, Capt s. Woodruff Saturday Dec. Am.
Fox sp1d G-ength accommodations and shesa shirs
hare no sys erior on rhe ootst-
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OF Samples can be sent by malt when desired.
SUMPTER,S Usage ORANGE PLANT.
THE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE Ae e!
NteGm &unnLontedL GAG Trim nh natl

hE first half of the nineteenth Ltary viii be recorded
as the age Of steam. IL has passed, and with IL win
pass the steam engine, with the thlngs that we're
The half Of century will be known IA comrnen
cling the Of Gasan agent destined not only In ehf
bat t. xsLisBrSs the world This age has snced
AID with IL Is now introduced the Gas Engine
Professor John g. r. Salemon after w.ntysix wears Of
close observation the his and Of
others In attempts - make the principle Of the
of esrbobic acid gas available mechanic
iected the and having just received patent for
his Improged carbone ac Engine offers to Dispose
Of rights Sr the thereof t. the United States Govern
meut and to individuals to companies the rights Of
States counties, or cities
The Immense saving Of money and labor. and of human
lives ant suffering secured by the Of this motor
will inevitably insure its speedy adoption In all places
where power used and in thousands Of
psces where the great expense bnlk aud weight Of the
steam engine has pfecludsd its use
Tbis may be applied TO all purposes pro-
polling agent from the single horse power for the cotton
with the less than that required by the steam
gne Of boilers aud furnaces fuel and nremen and Of bulk
weight 100 weight saeing for the power Of
These facts are s.taehed by the experimental engine Of
twenty five Cs5) horse power rking wep ut Gin
cnna noeei la the following from the Cincinnat Non
1--WE are pleased TO state that e. S,ionon, late Of
this c has received patent for his motor oarbonc acid
In It's application to An engine The successful expert
ments this Invention not long since In the Non
pael The received her patent for
the steering and prope ling piver.p
Also rights for the Of his improved Propeing and
Steering Apparatus peculiar advantage OF which gives
pilot complete control s the vessel independent OF
the sagin-er that he can right sboat face mAa-owM
In less time than is required - load her guns .,
Also rights ~ his Improved Spring saddle Tor min,
and purposes designed for the greatest p"ss
BILE comfort Of both horse and rider. -
Any information In rsaard 70 the shove invansoie
ed By addressing ELps', 49,,
Attorney and AGENT for q. r.tss.ss ss,si,h :'r''
opposite Odd Eel oss Hsi nssmm p.,s.ts.
Ian Am Washington, U. Q.
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From the Now York Evening Post
THE ADVANTAGES OF HAVING GOVERNMENT
MAIL STEAMERS

The United States Government pays Messrs.
Law, Aspinwall, and their associates, for carry
ing the mail between this city and San Fran
cisco, over seven hundred and twenty thousand
dollars a year. or sixty thousand dollars per
month.
This does not include the cost of transporta-
ton across the Isthmus, which costs another
large sum additional.
The United States Government receives in
postage from this line about Sl45,0oO year,
or about So, 900 month.
Loss each month"; SiS 900,
Loss per year, S575,000
| Since the contract was made, the postage
has fallen of from $4,000 per month to about
$4,000. Aggregate difference, $4,000 per
month.
The reason ia that the service is 10 negl-
gently performed, and so tardily, that the bulk
OF the correspondence goes by Expresses. thus
the public has to pay twice for this postal SER
yice--once, four times as much as il is worth,
TO Law & Co, who do not attend to it and
once to the Express men, who do attend to it.
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FREE soILIsM IN THE SOUTH.

The following statement of our Free Soil friend,
J. f. Snodgrass, of Baltimore, appeared in the
Sun of that city recently, as called forth by the
misrepresentation of one of that papers cor
respondents in this city, whence the most alb
surd stories are sent forth every day by cores
pondents of Hunker presses, with the view of
thwartng the movements of those whom they
secretly 90 much fear. As confirmation of
what we have already stated in different
shape, it will be of interest among those anx-
ious to be kept posted with respect to the stages
of the Free Soil movement while it will at the
same time give gratifying evidence that our
friends in the South will not be found wholly
slumbering when the great battle of '52 shall
have fairly begun
THE FREE-SOILERs AND THE PRESIDENCY.
To the Editors of the Sun:
In your paper of Yesterday find the follow
ing speculation, from the pen Of your enter
tanning Washington correspondent tx"
at is now nonsense to talk Of any other
party than the Democratic party or the Wing
party, and of any other nominees than the Dem
ocrai,c nominees and the Wing nominees for III.
| PTeStdencp ana ice ITeTuHcy
Not knowing what number of votes or what
strength of machinery your correspondent con.
siders necessary to constitute IA party" it is
not my purpose to take any exception to the
opinion first expressed above-for what con-
stitutes party? 2" may be considered some
what refined question Of speculation merely.
But, as to the other statement, involving, as it
does, question of FACT, feel called upon to
make counter statement in the spirit of be-
coming Difference.
1t is in my power to state, from reliable
data, that there wiH be at least one more ticket
of Presidential nominees and that it will be
voted by the Free S0'l party.
At meeting of members of duly author
lied National Committee, which was held at
Washington recently, the questions OF the time
and place for the next National Convention OF
the Free Soil party (which has been ordered
fox the purpose of Presidential nominations for
1881 came up for consideration with view
TO proper determination, The result of that
conference Indicated the holding of the con-
yention, after the Wigs and Democrats shall
hare held their conventions The precise day
being matter of less urgency, its selection
was postponed for further and fuller consulta.
ton Pittsburg was pointed to as the place
most probably to be settled upon finally
Knowing the anxiety which you have always
expressed to furnish the readers Of the Sun
without respect to parties, with reliable infor
mation-facts rather than speculations, leaving
them to make their own deductions-I have
thought this note might BIO deemed worth thu
small space it occupies in your crowded col
umns. j. f. SNopGRAss
Maryland Member Of the Committee
Baltimore, February 81 1852.