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PAsr AND PREsEsr-Of the officers and soldiers of
the OF 1919, small number were present at the
celebration al Lundy's Lane. Among the reflections
which the scene would naturally suggest to these would
be, that during the war there party in this country
welded to England. and unfrendly to the govern
ment OF the United States TO be utterly and bitterly
opposed 10 the war. That party then known as the
ederasis but after divers changes OF title they are
styled wings The Scott wings, lineal heirs and true
successors to the ederaists who opposed the war de-
nounced our government, ridcued and ylihed our
President and al the Hartford convention entertained the
reasonable scheme OF separating from the Union-the
heirs and successors OF that party now assembled on
Lundys L1ne, TO claim for themselves all the glory Of
that warto make monopoly OF all the patriotism, OF the
country forty years ago The very men, too who few
years ago denounced the Mexican here assem-
bled to make political capital for the election OF the "m
tary cheitan" who conquered Mexico Surely the Scott
whg party have monopozed all the talents all The de-
cency, and all the modesty. .--Souh SIDE Democrat
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sudden ana Di.,r...inx Death.

Yesterday while riding from the Capitol Browns Hotel by
side OF husband and little engaged
full Mrs James D. Thornton of Memphis
expired. She taken into Mrs. McFherson medical
Immediately obtained but her spirit had already gone Him
gave H."
Mr.. Thornton with his amented and pious lady, te
daughter abou, nine OF their
Caroline county, viginisheir native counyto pay
friends, after years They
this city Wednesday evening" and day expected
greetings Of their kindred and friends pleased
Heay oider 1t otherwise.
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Nv p. ". sTRATroN, AuctIon..r.

TPennspirauia orepue of Ninth street.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS or A PRIVATE
family declining housekeepngOn Saturday morning, Angus
O'Clock, auction shall furniture
private family, consisting in part Of
Mahogany sofas, rockers, and dvans
DO hair seat, cane, other chair.
Cloth-covered writing desk and book
Mahogany dining, centre, and
DO bureaus, wsshstsnds and wardrobes
HRh and low post bedstesds mattresses
Carpets, straw mating, floor
Fire irons, tenders, stair rods, lamps
Tin safe, cooking and other stoves
Together with general utensils, &C.
y. H. Additions solicited. No limited goods received
Terms cash, In banksble funds. t#lr
Aug 6-2t
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GEN. PIERCE IN MExco-The editor of the Fort
Smith (Arkansas) Herald, who soldier in the Mex
can war, thus speaks OF Gen. Pierce:
!" II was our fortune 10 become acquainted with him
personally during the Mexican war; when he command
ed OF the brgades OF Gen Pillows division OF the
army; and we have him participate in nearly every
perous battle field in the valley of Mexico and can spea
OF him, knowingly, as brave and chivarous soldier,
and OF the most genilemanIy officers in the army,
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Arrival OF the Nfagara--l hree Days Later
from Europe.


epoo dates of the oath ut, arrived at early hour this
morning. Her news, except in commercial light, is
wholly unmportant She brings e2 passengers. Ihe
City OF Glasgow sailed Tor Phiadepba on the 2lst UT,
Marshal Exceanaus had been killed at Paris by falling
from his horse
M Leblanc had been called upon to form the new Bel
gian cabinet
The American squadron arrived al Naples on the 2lst
ult.
ENGLAND.
The classification OF The House OF Commons IL fol-
lows Mnistetaliss, 325i opposition, 272-ministeral
majority, So Forty liberal conservatives are included
with the mnisterialists
In the above are included as miniseriasts 40 liberal
conservatives Between 30 to 40 places have still 10 be
heard from. OF the above, 10 are new members, 10
take the seats of ia members Of the old House who re-
tired or defeated The above small majority, IL
will be seem barely sufficient under the favorable
circumstances. to carry the business Of the House
Thomas Osborne, esq who but for the state OF bis
health would have been brought forward BY the liberal
interest the late election for Nottingham, died recently
Of disease OF the heart. He had been for upwards of
twenty years an active refouner.
AT the yacht at Cowes on Thursday the America
was beaten by the Arrow.
The bullion in the Bank OF England amounted to S2i.-
6600o0. Money was abundant:
Trade in the manufacturing districts was not 30
tive.
The Presidents visit TO Baden is connected with mat
rmona project for the hand Of the Princess Caroline de
vesa, grand daughter Of the Duchess Of Baden.
The President con'emplates visit TO AIgiers
Its reported that change will take place in the min
sry after his return from Strasboug and that more po-
lical arrests will be made. tse
Petitions for the establishment OF the empire are filing
up rapidly under the OF the local author
tes at various places.
The expedition Of General Montapbaus to the frontier
OF Morocco had proved successful.
IRELAND.
The gain OF the Derby anii-Caholic ministry OF the
two members from Dublin has caused very much SUR
Prise
Qscen Victoria and Prince Albert expected 10 stop
al Cork whilst their aquatic tour They
panied BY steam squadron, consisting Of nine vessels
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Another Defender of Gen. Pierce.

The United States Service Journal edited by Col w
W. Tompkins, New York, contains another vindcation
oil Gen, Pierce, by companion-n-arms, was the
editor, s Mexico The Journal is neutral in politics. but
promp, at meeting and defending all unjust reflections
upon the army and its officers OF the past or present
The following is The article OF the Journal:
"GEs FRANKLIN PlERcr-Tt is painful 10 hear now
and then, squib from volunteer rejecting upon
the vaor OF this citizen when acting the commandant
o. volunteer force 10 Mexico. Although such an in
stance may mol be worth repeating we cannot avoid re-
bukng those who are unsteady with their tongue
10 slur at others Whenever you meet man, reader,
VINO mas the Kindness TO entertain you with detail OF
his chvarc actions and is free to deiract from the merits
OF others who would damn fbe character OF their supe
roTs with ISLANDERS and insinuatons you may the
position Gen. Pierce is an honorable man and a brave
officer TO, citizens TO Gen Scott and to the officers Of
the army who acted 10 his and their vicinity, and ipqsire
you think The speech of those who have made insinua
tons are worthy OF notice all We think they are not'
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Ensign spooner TO Gen. scott.-Letter No. 10
! MILE NorHE-EA OF Amos KEo,

New Hampshire State. Aug. the ID, 1852
DEAR GRERAL: Arer turnin the matter over in my
mind, and takm look all sides OF it, calkatd il
best Tor me TO write TO the senator from New Yawk
Stale and so sot down and writ the letter inside OF this
one guess you'll approve of il, and if you dew you
may put wafer 10 it and Civ il to him the us opperu
nifty You zee, gneral, in this campayn Ills neck
nohn with us and. tho ha'nt got higher than Ensign
may have an dee which would be vayble TO them that
manags the CRATE orpyrashnns in the field. and may be
save our lorcis from amy yasbun-thares no teln by
the looks OF tode how fur he jump and what hav
writ may dew good and Civ the senator sum idees
that he ha'nt got-at eny rate it won't dew him any
harm. In len the senator know how things stand gin
era. I've been Obligated TO say things that may be
leele gran feens, but guess you've got floso
ply enu stand it, for your experience ia now so crate
polycks that tares no need OF telin YOU that The
scker parson is the the doctor stuff goes agin his
stomach. But whasomever Eve writ 10 the senator YOU
mustn't take 10 hart, but ony remember
Pm yourn up to the hub. (to sarye.)
ZEKE SPOONER,
Ensign A. X. MI H.
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M WEHsTEQs Great American Dictionary Unabridged
in one volume, quartz Of sa pages Las, edition. "Ths
great standard dictionary of the day.
just prices
styie. n binding sod nos paper.
TAYLOR 4 MAuRy.
ANe Booksellers, 9h street.
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Ensign Spooner oihs Ssnaor from Ysick STATE.
MILE NoTH. EAST OF Amos KEc,

1 MILE MOTH EAST OF AMOS NEG,
State Of ~ H., Aug. the Cd, 1852
REsPEcKTID SENATOR: Hopn these lines will find YOU
inoyn good helth, take my pen in hand for the
fus time to write 10 you about the of things and
in pertckilarknowin that both of US is in the
same boat and il we stave in we must sink together
While you operatn at headquarters. Pm prean
buatn about among the people al Amos Keg, and maybe
have pickd up sumlhin that will ndykate what ought
10 be done and what hadn't ought TO be done at head
quarters.
ls.. It's high time that sumhin was sent out 10 dew
away the eiecks Of the foo paw that was in the gneras
anser TO the committee that let him know he was nom
mynaed-where he has gin the opinion that he got by
his msry experience, that FORMERS ought to be natter
allied and made voters arer they'd sarvd in the army
navy Now, senator, this is orfu dilemmy for us to
be in, for find can't argy The subjick at all with an
Irsher here in Amos Keg, who is named MacGill He
will stick to il that the natealizashun laws must be made
to have all the FORMERS made American cittyzens
OF jest in the same way; and il foers, that OF em
can't have the rite OF suerge gin em until arter hayve
sarvd in the army navy accordn TO the gineras expe
rence-and you MacGl goes to argy that cause
thares eny jest three 400 thousand FORMERS comes
over from Ireland, and Jarmny, and Hungry and Nor
way, and SO fourth, every year. and all wann to be
made American siltyzens of and that the gneral knows
ttharefoe, Mac says the gineral wants TO git things
in sich fix that the army will have 10 be big as The
French Jarmin army all the me that The FORMERS
can be made new si,tyzens; and with sch army Mac
says the gnera will dew jest what he's mind to dew
or, at the least, maybe he'll try TO dew it, And then,
agn, Mac goes on and argys that all the FORMERS
that comes over here. comes on purpose 10 gil rid OF
sogern and ben drafted 10 The Kings armies and to live
here in reece, every man sen under his own skwash
vine and apple tree, and none to make him afeard-ana
furder il the FORMERS hears that the gineral gon 10
make 'em sarve in the army afore they're made inew
syzens, they won't come-and Mac says that's lest
what the gneral shows his nayve American party pre-
dylickshuns in.
But, SENATOR can't rite ony eee more on this sheet
OF paper, and must leave the rest to next wrn. fea
CRATE especk for you and when read your speach about
the hyer-aw, | Almost fansy'd was a gain on and
lisnen lew the profit on the top Of Mount Pisgy
Youm tew sarve (and the gineral's)
ZEKE SPOONER
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0Z-A Mas Meeting of the Democrats OF Alexandria
and county will be held Market Square,
Alexandria, Tuesday evening the 10th procession
formed at the Pierce and King Club Of King
umbus streets, O'Clock. reception
Washington receive
their fellow from Washington Come
one-come all. JOHN T. JOHNSTON,
President Pierce and King Club.
A. 8. fosTEa, JS''
Aug stu
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The ROSE TRApE-The commerce in roses is an en-
trely French business. As early 1779 France ex.
ported rose bushes and for the last twenty years enor
nous quantities sent from France England, Rus
sia Germany, and the United States The department OF
the amount OF amon OF francs A hundred thousand
stalks peds sold in the flower market they francs
de pied amount to hundred and fifty thousand more
hundred thousand -Four millions francs value OF flowers
are sold IN the Paris market alone independently of what
are furnished Tor public and private festivals Paris
hundred hectares IA hec,are IL little over two aeres) of
ihe department OF the Seine devoted this Interesting
culture Epny ST. Denis, sends great quantities Of
asparagus to England every day Meaden sends large
an amount OF plums, while HonHenr and its suburbs
despatch to London million franco worth of melons.
Kitchen garden culture may then be called peculiarly
French branch Of industry, for s productions squire in
All The European markets. and in Senegal and North
America. -Cowisr dn Efas Unh
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They Knew Their MEN.

The following is extract from the speech OF Rev
Theodore Parker, at the anti-sayery convention, al
Abingdon, Massachusetts on the 9th OF July, 1882 II
shows the estimation in which The principal Scott man
ayers are held by the abotoniss and they are likely
know their men After stating the various elements
comprised IN the iressoil abolition party and auding
70 The position OF several persons who have been more
less prominent in the advocacy of sectional partes the
reverend gentleman refers 10 the position OF Hon. Wn.
IL Seward as follows:
" Then there IS smother Of great mark The same
side mean Mr. Seward. He is nomnaly with the
wings bat he is really Of The political anti slavery party
the chief man in it, Just he has influence than
any man in the northern Sates and is the only pronen
whig politician OF whom we might predict brilliant fu
ture General Scott, take IL, his nomination TO Sen.
ator Seward In the convention, he wished
for three hings-l To defeat MIR Webster all events
r. To defeat Mr. Fillmore, IL possible. B. To have the
nomination Of Scott without platform II possible but
ifnot, with plauorm-even with the present platform"
II turns out that Mr.. Seward secured the nomi.
nation OF Scott over the heads of both OF the can
ddates who had fair reputation upon the absorb.
ing question of the day; bu, il was so secured only
by resorting 10 corrupt bargain, the bond OF which was
promptly cancelled and spit upon by minority that has
thus far controlled does now and will hereafter entirely
control, the political conduct of General Scott and the
'Whig oIganjZation
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DIED.

On Instant JAMES EDWARD, OF WILLIAM Euz-
CARTER aged eighteen twenty three days
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ZEKE SPOONE

Ensign n. n. M. N. II.
p s. NoTY BEsY.-Pease TO send me sumhins in
the argument line, that | needn't be afeard TO meet
Mac(iill Is
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O}-Notice.-A meeting Of the "ygance Commitseu
Democratic will be held
syivania Saturday evening 9TH
O'Clock. JOHN r. ENNIS,
AugS Chairman
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From the Journal Of Commerce.

Imports.
We are enabled to present our usual monthly
statement OF the imports at New York from foreign ports
which fully sustains our estimates of considerable
decline from previous years. The total receipts for
July 1882 are l5o3 1913 less than for the month
OF 1851 and 80 23l 729 less than for July 1885, as will
be seen by the following comparison:
Imports entered at NsW York from Forsis Ports during
Of JAy
Entered waehousins =. aIsssD oa,1a sas,sio
Spec goods ,s issss lea sii i'sas ssas'
Ts'i Ws~ .sn s as!sssa.s asss % s s sss
The apparent excess Of specie in 1850 was owing 10
the receipts OF California gold dust from Chagres, which
were then entered as from foreign port For the last
year and half they have merely cleared from Chages
IN transit and been entered here receipts from domes
imports from January lst for three years:
Imports entered at Ne" Y.a s. ' us ssss" s;. r'r' sss'" h'"
1850. 1851 1851.
Entered for consumption 4ss s7o7sass4 s5sssoo
Entered for warehousins s4s6sla 3t3!sos
specie iss17s Sosssss
Total por... ss7e4 ssso54o7 74anss4
Withdrawn from warehouse ..3,37sioi 6S7s,ss5 9Gxa,oT
This shows the imports for the last seven months Eek
elusive OF spece TO be 295 less than for the cor
responding period OF 1851 and $o less than for
the period OF 1850 The exports OF domestic produce
and merchandise from New York to foreign ports. since
January ls as already shown, have slightly increased
from last year, while the imports have thus diminished
over thirteen millions OF dollars. OF this Decline
~ 245,923 consisted Of dry goods and the remainder
of general merchandise. The Withdrawals from ware
house have been less for the month"; but since January
much greater than for the corresponding period OF
previous years. when the Imports and OF course, the
tries for bonding. were larger scale. cannot be
expected that this relative difference between the amount
of the foreign imports and exports will long continue
and estimate that the receipts for the last four months
Of the current year will equal exceed the total for ths
period OF 1851 The OF the foreign trade
as shown in these tables, satisfy every unpreu-
diced mind that the clamors and predictions OF the pro-
tectionists without shadow of foundation.
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60 Ai2
c. S.2

- NJ
gWEtcT and white sulphur sprtnEs.-Henaced fare
~ increased cheapest comfofa
be and most expeditions the Sweet aud White sulphur
Springs
Washington by Richmond Fredericksburg
railroad.
Prom Baltimore by comfortable pressure
ryland, Capt. o. T.. Mitchell.
Connecting Richmond Richmond Danvile
Pare from Baltimore to White sulphur. sI5
I" Baltimore 90 Sweet Springs IA
Washington 20 White Sulphur. IS
Washington 10 Sweet Springs. "a
Richmond to White OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Richmond TO Sweet Springs.
Leave Baltimore Tuesday and Thursday afternoon
o'clock connecting Aqua Creek with which
Richmond p. the succeeding days.
Leave Richmond daily (ercept Sunday a arrive Lynch
burg at i0x Leave Lynchburg 6H Buords by
~ Mountain House ~ M Springs By
10 Leave Sweet Springs aer breakfast arrive White
Sulphur by 2k Returning White sulphur ~
Sweet Springs ~ Leave Sweet Springs daylight and
TO Lynchburg day by Lynchbarg and
TO Richmond same day by 5h. pam. D..
Pare from Richmond White Sulphur $40
I" Richmond Springs.
Passengers oectng travel in the night take er'rss
Buford and without detention the White sulphur
Tickets had board steamboats, tho Potomac and
from O. r. Mitchell the Maryland and the oce
Of the Richmond and Dsnville railroad, Richmond
JOHN H. OSBORNE,
Aug 6-d2m Superintendent
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-20
IsnPTEAH NCrnnnr- nnn.rN

FENDWN'S series Of Readers, Towns Speier and Dehn
4 er, Yields New Grammar, aud Lambert's Physioo-
gy, published in Maine and Rev York, by Sanborn nd
Carter can be had of ChRs. W. f. George R Frank al
Patteve, where schools. traders ind viduas can be
supplied TO any amount. Many ad vanaCrs viii De den
we'd from these Readers, account Of the historical
formation they contaiD and sdOrding better under
standing OF what is read Care has been taken 90 ex
PLAIN by notes, at the bottom of each paga all difficult
TERMS historical and classical allu=ons and proper
names. These books ere well bound and particularly
IN second and third readers the print is very plain and
young scholars learn their lessons easier are more
Interested IN these Read r and Spoilers than any
have used.
Although Towns Readers and Spoilers cot us more
than others would have cost will furnish
nearly at the common price OF other school books
CHAS. W. & GEO. r. FRANK.
PlatteYllIe, FEBRUARY oth, lo52. vs. MS 3m-if
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-20
SEsEE2IFE,s SALE.
Phelps & Johnston

I
VS.. Circuit Court, Iowa County wis.
4. K. Parish.
u virtue of writ of eri facas issued of the Office
- OF the Ci OF the Circuit and for County
Iowa, state OF Wisconslnn the above entitled and
70 me directed and delivered against the goods chaels,
lands and tenements of the above named deendan
have this day levied upon and seized the following
scrOed real estate the property OF the above named
rle"d ant VIZ the north west quarter Of the
quarter OF section thirty flour t34O - range
one - east IN the county Of Iowa. State Of Wisconsin,
and shall expose To public vendue, to the highest bidder
for cash, ali the right title and interest the above defend
ant hal IN and TO the said real estate the I4h day
July 4. 1851, time since, the door
the Court house IN the Town of Mineral Point
day the 18th of May, =. d 1854 the hours
Ut nine o'clock a. and clock p. day,
10 satisfy said writ and costs.
RICHARD S. VIVIAN, Sheriff
~heriffs' OF e, Mineral Point, March 80, 1852.
AMAsA COBB, AIRY for Pits. n23-6w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Phelps & Johnston VS..
John Stone and Circuit Court, Iowa Co. Wis
A. =. Parish.
L virtue OF writ of Fieri Facas, issued the
- Office of tbs Clerk of the Circuit Court in the
County of Iowa and State of Wisconsin, in the above
titled ana to directed and delivered against the
gOodschatte,s lands and eRemens of the above named
defendants have this day levied upon and seized the
following describe real estate the property
bove namd defendants, viz: the north quarter of
the north west quarter Of section thirty four 3f town
seren q range one O. east, IN the County of Iowa and
state Of Wi-consn, and shall expose public vendue,
TO the highest bidder for cash, all the right, title and
erest the above named defendants had and the
real estate on the S9Eh day November A d. ISj
time since at the front door of the Court House
the Town Of Mineral Point, Saturday the day
May 1852, between the hours of nine O'Clock m.
and ur O'Clock p of said day. to satisfy said writ
and costs. r. :. WV AN, Sheriff
eheuffs' flee, Mineral Point, March 80, 1852.
AMAsA CoBB, Atty for Flfs 23-Gw
The above sale is postponed till Saturday, 26th
day of June next, the place and time o. day.
RICHARD ;. VIVIAN, Sheriff.
NJ neral Point, May 18Th, 1852.