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t,o,, NJ, AND ANEp1cA-The Pennsylvania in an arti-
, an ENGLAND and America thus speaks of the former
rpc,ond is toterng and looks to America for succor
iaims this protection on the of consangunity
md nrate largely of her love- her admiration and devo-
tion The people of this country however, LOOK with DIS
trust mon all these professions violated fait severe
opnressiou path glitterng with blood ana a career
stunned by every revolving excess are the crimes winch
r in the annals of English history Irelands wrongs
ha ofr's destruction-the Chinese oppression-and
Thousand hdeous wrongs cling to the history of this na-
tion and cry aloud for redress AT home she Is rotten
Her peopc crnge and groan with starvation her nobty
riot in wealth and prostitution her government totters
and trembes beneath centuries of sins and this is the
England that courts the company OF America TINS Is inc
country that would link its destinies to happy land
those are the friends that would plunge all into ire
tre, e and sgracefu ruin OF course. every American
will bc overwhelmed by such an act of kindness and IN
lie company of merrie England march on TO rum WIN
ihc couplacepce of tattered and deceived people.
The position of England is precarous because OF the
uolicy which has always distinguished its admins
isroton For centuries England has played the double
mart of tyrant and Notwithstanding by treachcly
every noble impulse Of Independence and crushing the
energies of its people we'll the free aspirations
Of its nciphbors English diplomacy has shed whitening
blight mon Irish freedom; British intrigue crushed
Itnan borty and now the rebound must and will thwar
he vile anticipation of this than corrupt
II is useless therefore, for the British Government tt
court the alliance the United States First England
must repent of her own sins--rGiofm the corrupton
which besiege her very yitals. The government mus
abolish its ponderous deh-her laborers must be enamel
pated from the burthen OF physical and moral slavery
and in the end the song of gadnes instead OF the cry
wild despair must be the inviting voice which shall induce
America to join in fraternal bonds with England
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AT EXCITEMENT.- celebrated Mime

GREAT EACITEMENT-The celebrated Nine
~ LAMONT from Barnuni's Museum returned
this from her recent visit Biloxi and holds her
residence No. ia Crondeet between
Streets for the reception Of all Wonderful
Revelations the scientific principles Phrenoog
Th st Of her fyorase and correct prediction to Mile Jenny
Lind during her stay in
Tsmes wherever known The long residence of Madame Lamont
ndnstan her with Eastern A
advantage Of occult knowledge country
Persons having important law u pending will find
tage give her . call.
Madame stay being limited rsdued her prices
10 Flity Cents ladies and One Dollar
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nANCING ACADEMY. Mr.. P. ,CLIS- m
IL SEf respectfully informs the Ladies' Gentlemen X
Nesoreans that his Dancing Academy openat &
Poydras street. between St. Charles aud
where be will teach all the most fashionable Dances vogue.
Glass for gentlemen from half past till 10,
Dizziness of the head entirely cured in wazing.
FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. g. A.
RoslERE. Streets No. 81 Pro-
fassors of the noble Aart of SelfDefanee. n9l
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NEW GOoDS.-I
~ Ghartres street, has jasf
Union and Empire City and by
ton and Hsrre, an assortment
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
and recherche style, which he n
IN hts pur,aroi,a ,nt,anz at ror
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EvUR YAZO0 CITY, SATARTIA,E 80
gIeKsguRG, WARRENIoN, new Garth I6s7.fas5a
SATClEz FoT ADAMS BAYoU sara PoINT d5u PURT
and all landings Frsv viskbarr Passengsf
Jacket ST. running passenger
packet ST. JAMES aoT
For freight apply board aetor
Is .,ks5i 3s,sa 7. B. SMITH asreet.
There will be clerk the Lvee eay Wednesday, morning
eeive freight ior the ST. 1amss jeu2f
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FURNISHES SASH, BLINDS, PANEL DOORS, MouLpIses
etc. d23 stawam}p
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
The Germans Coming Out.

Notwithstanding the Democrats are
using every means to prejudice the old hero Scott
in the eyes of citizens of foreign birth, they will
think and investigate matters for themselves The
following note, signed by fifteen German Demo
Gratis. appears in The Cincinnati Atlas, and they
pledge the mselves that five hundred German vo-
ters heretofore Democrats, will vote the Wing
ticket
"MR EDITOR: We as German voters OF the second
Congressional District Ji Hamilton County, have for
many YEAR, past voted and acted with the Democratic
party supposng the principles of that party true TO the
great Of adopted home, and the Tree insn
,utions of glori and independent country. Bot
snfed the movement OF the late Demoor suc
Convention the interests OF our country ano her inso
tons are no part Of the creed OF the present leaders
of that party op contrary self emulation tne sole
object of those densgcgues. We know them well now.
We Know tne'r love for the Dutch. They would ride
into oc. through our voes and then sick US tor our
,tutidrty We now frankly confess we have been
duped for years and sincerely hope our brethren vii
moi remain In the dark as long a. we have We shall
each of u.s. use every effort TO give them Hight that they
may see sooner thanwe have, the error they hsVaseo
tntn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
CITY POLITICS.

LuyDr's LANE CLUB.-This Club held
their usus weekly meeting lest evening 81 their Head
quarter, Bleeckerst vas The intention Of ine Club
10 have a srsnd Whig jubilee, aud many prominent
.pesker expected 10 b present. but o"ing 70 me
notice Of The meeting not having oeen generally crcu
late The attendance was not larger than 81 Inc pTeV
Gus nnett Tn 20 of the Club
Samuel breyoorr, E,q, In The absence OF the Pfe'
dtpI) pr,sic
ented their o. lire a,iebIioa for Considerable period
while he mlnutely reviewed the op'Tston ana euecs
of the args Of lSi2 and $40 he corrssted the many
,nro-tapt advantages 90 did eBjoy whilo the former
ARA was In operation, With TIE wholesale ruin that
Ia. fse UPON the auuacuriDg Interests Of The coua
trv since the Loco-F changed our entire CONNER
cal sTs,em In the course Of as able remarks MI IL
sneo as tie great reason OF hs icing veg (.Id
cover, the whole srsund) this the peculiar sdsp-
tsiion of Why principles u the develop Ient oil -e 'AI
natural resources OF the country - 49, -
In TIE eourse Of sbe evening, tie With Ward scoa
and Graham Harcseell Club sa1-e op aesomPenleo "
abe shrtl ffs-ihe sptri slrring drum, ard met WIZ
,uch an enthusiastic recepror, that ne eeno oi iAs
cheering almost made tie old walls fairly rsm''e;
Mr. Cock lhen sung new gee exceedh 81 po'a1eo'
which well rtcrisec.
OGDEN Hoffman Esq, upon being Introduced &c .1e
r,e,,, wa nos, heartily welcomed. Re stated Iaai
he prfp eiples which be chershed uteen yeHs az
v hen BY the fres SURFACES OF tbs wings Of Ne~
Ia WA et cted 20 teal In COpgresf burned az
" and A warmly IN his treaI, now a. hey ca zen
"a eheer,l He bad not grown less ertnrfnuc
bov.h be tru,sed age had given Hide more wisdom -
re,u ate the profession OF his serffrlenh Ho o- ~
G. n there, boyifg or believing tha' sny'oins
night fall from bis lips could inete1 .,,sS .sa@od
from eve, arc vron The faces Of every uIe w Gs
socressed He sppss'ec there merely ~ = pr,eso "A
the renk, Low IA the glorious lesc OF ihneo
fe1hu,,s.c chserirg Ito pour o1t before ht Or zoe
srr 60 lbs, governed hls politcAl conduct Iae-e
buttu usrtss In tes field, ard bus TOO hsnnsrs-
he pri cat q eccsltsrsoE zee o-7Es. ., ae Frss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
Philadelphia News Items.


PHILADELPHA, Thursdsy, Sept %, lisa
A man, named Jared {. Linton, was ar
rsigned before the M.yor this morning charged sish
bssmy he 10 held In sf 90 bail for further hearing
A Young man. named w. s. Carpenter,
was nced into house IN Water las, nisst brutal.
~ beaten ard robbed OF his ~stca Several IT his e.
ssd ASSISTANTS have been arrested and held for far
thtr examination.
The Masonic Order of Pennsylvania
have bad under ration Tor some ,ss, the sub
Jet of improvements and ds 1ostous the prop
elty present owl ed by the Order 10 PnilsdephtA
Iumber OF propositions saouitted Ia regard the
matter II has been last deter mined 20 erect upon
the ground where the old hall hands on Chestnut
Of above 7ih, a magnificent architectural ollie she
srspd Mecca Of the Orjer The plans s'ys ami other
uinui'a OF the building have not been definitely decided
On The sew edlfcs 10 extend thu liae u the
houses the north soe Of Chestnut ct the drst story
front to be devoted tn stores The precise uue fer
commerce chg this gorgeous Improve ment has MOI st
been fixed
The survey of a route for direct Rail
road to Philadelphia with the Lsd,sh vsl'sy
10 being rapidly brought to completion. The rosd Wi
shortly be Iut uncer contract
James NJ. Whitlock has been arrested
IN this city charged with pssrg eounterfst notes %
the farmers Bank OF Reading
William Fisher was convicted this al
ternoop 10 the United States Dtrct Court, Of pAsslag
counterfeit dollar sold pieces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
Noftb Carolina.

As the day of Election draws near the
Old North State offers daily new proof that any
cloud which has daIkene the political horizon is
4 st disappearing, and the sun which has 80 long
enlightened her heavens has but been obscured,
not eItinguished. Ga the 18th inst, the Wings
Of Orange and the adjacent Counties met to-
gether in Mass Meeting, at IIiIlsborough, the
home Of their candidate for the Vice. Presidency.
Among the names Of the speakers, at the Barba-
cue ard at the evening meeting at the Court
House, We see the names OF Senator Mangum,
John Kerr, and Others known beyond the limits
Of the State. The success OF the meeting
such as cannot fail TO make a strong and lasting
impression, and adds to our confdsnce that the
"doubtfulness Of North Carolina is fast disap-
pesring. Among the incidents Of the occasion,
we find the following in The Raleigh Register
A Committee appointed to wait on Gov Graham
and invite bin 20 share IN he festivities. He was 90
cor,ed 20 the stand and pre.ented to the assembly oy
MIR WadoeI the PRECEDENT of the Day, amid shouts OF
welcome MI Graham msdo snort but feeling ADD ress
10 hIs old neiehbors aud frnds and then mingled 10
The crowd, receiving the hearty coogratulaiions OF
hiepd, who almost adore him, and who seem9d o ~
Crly az xious but determined 10 do him honor then
and thereafter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
e The Paris correspondent of

e The Paris correspondent OF the
New York Altsemsins Zsituns states that conspiracy
I, actively going forward among certain Italians 10 that
city and elsewhere, with view to an in'u'recnon In
Naples and Sicily, the overthrow Of King Bomba- and
the estab,hment of Prince Murat the throne In his
osce Mszzip 10 of not priyy 10 any such folly
bu, Louis Napoleon, though openly pretending to be
op2o,ed to the sdvt pture 10 said to wink at It. mum
Der Of Poles and Hungariaos are in the plot
The same correspondent writes that the bani'hncn'
from Psrls Of Szsssdy, tie HaDgeriso, contributor
TO the KJlsaiht Ztung and the Augsburg AuSe"s'He,
10 mere fetch on the part of that indsiduaso get
away from his creditors He WAS deeply In debt and
fearful of being cent prison and accordingly obtain
ed through friend an order from the police to quit the
country Immediately. The NespoH'sn Embassstor
heard of this piece of political severity and offered
bls good Offices In behalf OF the expelled Journalist
when the latter replied thai he much obliged, bot
had no desire TO stay His real rane 10 Hlrscssl aud
the HunsaIians in Paris regarded him az Austrian
AGENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
Count Jascph krn.rHa.Ef.

This gentleman one -of the INST dis
fneu' ~ If the Polish eris IN 5=i;zerlarf
closed bis NE al Bern. near The end Of Angus. Count
hruscyypsk d1hcg tie unfortunate Polish itru lie OF
1880 81 wa Secretary OF sac for Foreign A4.rs In
the Revolution try G5verrrsn. off,, walsh he filed
vhd great zeal and sbli,y Hs escape wlen the ca
tasophe Of the oh and 81 OF SeD'e n5sr crasaed the
sS Cpes Of Poland owing 10 bis beiog q. the tine
en- extraordinary mission Ia Dresden, uherce be dsf
10 Paris and fnsJ to Switzerland In ls5 ne liked his
residence at Bern
Having ot, bis estates, natural consequences OF
the pat he I'D Played syaiLst the RuIs!sn, snd the
pensions given By the French Government 20 the Polish
refussts being ueiLhe iuf :lenI for com
Portable subste1ce, tie Count though every inch an
nis.ocrat p!rh a moral courage scmevha, rare In Ia.
rope ensssed hinsen as a clerk under ,he nsme OF
EN- 10 The well known bookstore Of Fischer, In Bern
Once epgsged In business be gave himself 70 Il with the
same energy rda,try and skil tia, be had shown In
anotte sphere In feet English and French travellers
we're not little sssonished 10 learn hiatt aged friend
y and gallant seller of books and pre attic LioEaire
Beige vas Poll,h Count and frmer Secretary Of
State BUD hough only bookseller, and one too who
vas rot ashamed Of his BURNERS, jet a, home be kept
up the ,tyIs spd habits Of the Count so far was pss
sbIe Politics va ever bis hobby. He diligently Derus
ed the Alieeztfae Z,fEHg, the Journal des Debais-
whose s~is ceresponden, no was-the WaTso.He
Warsaw Ztuuas, aDd the Swiss papers Aay BIT OF
political news a delight to him and as be lived
mi friendly Intercourse with al the diplomats at BERN
be was generally well Informed or all topics of public
interest lie could throw of the old d )o nat,
and when with the Ministers, Charged &C resided
In Bern be completely Ia bis elament |. made
little difference to him what the political complexion
bis friends he alike terms Of familiar Inter
course with Count Bourbees the representative of the
Metterrlch poic,, and with the Spanish progressive,
Carnerero ubo IN bis Absence always len him a. hi
ChSse des Afaires, and obtained for him 10 return q
Spanish order with the resctionary and ultramon-
tame Bois ls Comie and with the young aud LIBERAL Mr.
now STR Robert Peel whose especial friendship ho en-
Logged With many OF the leading politicians of Sszsr
land also, he intm ste-snd this intimacy WAS the
cause Of an imprisonment Of fourteen days 10 Noven
Der, lsi7. He had been lmprudent enough as dnner
party openly declare that he knew the entire plan OF
operations against the Sonderbund" intended by his
friend Dufour ard had In consequence TO await the
success defeat of that plan 10 place where his
knowledge could be Of no avail In either direction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
Movements of Gea. Scott.

COLUMBUS Ohio, Thursday, Sept %, 1852
Gen. SCOTS reception yesterday, on his
way TO Cbillicotbe, was very good.
At CircleviIle large number of persons
assembled. Gen. Scott made brief speech, saying,
he was travelling private citizen, and As such re-
ceved and welcomed gladly the good wishes Of his
ceuntrymen.
Yesterday, while firing a salute here, a
German citizen injured by the bursting Of gun
that he subsequently, died. Gen Scott drove In the
morning and called on the wounded man, and made his
wife present OF $50. When he heard Of his death he
forwarded his widow check for $780,
CINCINNATI, Wednesday, Sept -, ls52
Gen. Scott has gone to Blue Lick, Ky,
BY way Of Chilicoths and Portsmouth lie Is expected
TO visit this City on bis return.
CHILLicoTHE, Thursday, Sept %, 1851 Pm.
Gen. Scott left here this morning at Q
O'Clock for Portsmouth. A large number Of persons
assembled last night at the Woodbridge House. He
addressed them In the hall He remains at Portsmouth
to.niaht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
THE Soldiers for Scott.

The following letter was read at late
meeting Of the Scott Life Guard F" in this City
IL shows the feeling Of he men who have served
urGer Scott, toward the gallant old American:
WEDNESDAY, Sept Ell r. NJ.
Mr. DEAR SIR: Up u this moment
hoped to be with you and toe Guard this evening,
Iui fesr that the prorscied illness Of my te Doy,1o
namesske of our III IriOus old Genera-~il prevent
me. regret DEEPLY that any cause should iepTive me
If the society Of those WHO can, above all Others Nppe
Glaze our great leader. 80
For TO speak In his favor With view OF adding 70
HE fame, 10, OF couis-, q work OF suJer5rogsUon-
gliding rehned god'-ye an active q r'ice o. iour
yesrs, much Of the time his i'm nediate eye, mas
epdesred him 10 me beyond expression. During t7e
horrors Of cholera and hs hsrsssins and gnoole tolls
Of "a dSn warfare, und him, you die, Ia the IN te
brilliant fields Of MeNieo, emphadcally tie soldiers
frend-grest as General yet. possioc, greater as
man since left the ArmS he has bsiriended me Ia
substantial manner, and cheerfuuN endorse state.
inert you made At ora Of our meeting. teat no old
soldier (oiher things being equ,D would tall OF pre-
ierepce-when he hso opportunity OF serving him
la, excuse my prolixi,y, and
Below re o. o.,
Repeatedly aud tra'v
louf tCmratr.
I. H. SINS.
~ a g,o.,r rs, Pr ient o. the Scott lie G1Ssi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

Louis Commemorative person who
was so suddenly set upon by rowdes In Frankfort st.
on "wednesday at noon, 10 nov IN the City Prison
awaiting The investigation of the Coroner todsy, 10 the
case OF the death of McCrodden. He T. charged With
taking the life of McCrodden in the array The cir
cumsances of this affair commend the young man TO
the friendship OF citizens, that he may be properly de-
Tended from the charge. IL appears probable ha. he
was robbed Of his watch snd money, and II he used
kpiie DID il in self defense Our reporter has taken
some pains 81 Inquire Into the circumstances Of the
case AND into the past life and character Of the accused
Louis Cammerzeini Is Italian, . years Of age, aud
has been IN this country fifteen months lIe is from
IT, rip In Iay which he lett By tho desire Of bis ala
ter In this City account Of his having favored Tho
revolutions movement In Italy
Previous ming 10 this country he had been en-
ssaeo IN a sn, ers Office and In phyielsns onlce.
Upon arriving In ths country bls LIABILITY 30 speak the
tn.lsh language prevented bis connousnee IN me
sane calling ana being OF an industrious disposition
be beoau apprentice 20 M. MOnchini. In his shaw
ing and hair crossing saloon al No. ID Broad way
VT ere DO has been for more team year peit. Mr. D.
rays that hi, reputation for good behavior 10 unexcep
ucuable lie V pesceable always, and kind -besrtsd
al al who acquainted wish him are iuEprsed thai
be oud be arrested Ia such stAir-snd feel conh'
Dtihst Il Is not by bis faul He has sister Ia this
Civ who 10 much difress al the occurrences also {
bIoiher and sister In Italy both married liiS IA her
Al mother not iviog. II Il fsd by his fheads N Il
be never drank liquor ON tbis point he ves unOrnly
sbstluuS that lie declined even 10 dIink vine With
biz iIiencs.
lie can awe the best Endorsements Of bis good char
sct.T AID p sceable cbpoiiiion dis room was a. NJ
l57 Breads ard he ususly dined IN Frankfort 81
which accounts for his being there on Wednesday al
noon lie totally unscquslnted with his as,ailsns.
They Injured him severely Although badly brui'ef
aud In the face and neck he Is s1-rles mos! from
internal II uries from the rough handling and kicdos
which be received. 1t 10 qu;e certain thai evidence
will be adductd today before the Coroner which will
show Il at be assaulted and ROBBED, and he stab
,ed McgIt dden, It was In defense If his lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
Politics In congressional
Nominations. &c.
Boston, Thursday, Sept ., le5i.

Boston thursday, sept -, Ie0L
The lVth District Wing Convention
ret IN tbs city ard unanimously nominated Hon S H.
Valley Of Roxbury, for Congress. Mr. Waley.4p-
iosIed before the Convention and accepted the n
nation. In speech made by him he said the Whig
party hac done Daniel Webster irrepsrable wrong,
brought olscrrdt on Themselves and their country,
made blO upon Republican Institutions, given strength
~ The idea thai RupVblcs ungrsteu and let the
asst chance 30 by OF placing that distinguished st
The head Of Stsirs. Yet on looking over tue whole
ground be had sde up bic mlnd tear was hts duS 10
give bs vote to the regular Whig ticket He had
u his conclusion with reluctance the Wig DOmi-
nail wss not In accordance With bis chsics or judg
ment sr could be havs tia least prospect Of ee
vsiiI s hr Webster 10 the fresdency, he would have
given ~ bis present position and worked for that go-
rous object
This declaration from ore Of the ablest and irnes,
fends Of Mr. ebsier 10 Massachusetts, was received
Wlib loud applause by the Convention.
The boiling Democrat, Of Norfolk Co.
nett Convention today at Dechsrn. and nominated
separate Senatorial ticket They will make 10 sepa'
rtie nomirS ron for Governor having received sa'b
factory sssursrces Of the nationality OF Mr. B,shop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
Items from the south.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Sept. ., lsj9
The Mail from New Orleans has ar
rived.
Address Ferrer, the Editor Of the Cuban
revolution airy psper tie por del Pn5tO has published
card In The N Orleans Dld, stating that he did mol
escape FROM Havana In the steamship Black Warrior
but declines 10 say In what vessel he came
The opening of the Mount Savage Iron
Conpspy's Railroad, from Cumberland to Frostburg,
celebrated Monday last 10 will add greatly 20
the faeillries for bringing coal TO market.
The repairs on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal will be completed BY Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
TEMPERANCE IN ORANGE County,

TEMPERANCE IN ORANGE CoUNTr.-
90 w,dr esdsy, Sept -, The Temperance people 10
Orange County sss, mbleo In considerable numbers In
tie Cou,,HouIe, in Goshen ard perfected the organ
lzsaion Of Alliance having for lie leading object
the enactment and enforcement 10 this Stats Of law
ld ,!ssl in substance with the Msire Liquor Law. Ad
dresses wsie delivered by Rev. w s NikeIs Of Sing
Spr, Rev. L. BUTieish Of New.York. and large num-
ter Of Interesting speaker, from different parts Of the
county. A dep interest pervsdsd the meetirg