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of romance impaired BY the autlor, 70 Subject on
which all persons old enough To- thiDk had bestowed
some reflection II from the press when the whole
country intent upon executing the compromise meas
ues and all minds quick 10 catch Whatever might
be regarded bearing any way upon the tranquility OF
the country. "Ceain presses gIoaned TO express lis
marvellous merits, and slavery organs sounded us
audamus wherever could be found 10 listen Pun
ing in this successful as III The case o ON
Thumb or any other nine days celebrity II has had
run and fortunately for the trade when It's sale began 10
decline home the Parker controversy revived the de-
and In Eng land and the continent II has achieved
wider popularity than either Mrs. Troope's, Basil
Halls. Dckenss dlarbes against the United States
for the inhabitants OF monarchca countries have an
eager appetite for all ISLANDERS against American nsu
uons, but more especially when they come from Ameri
cans themselves. Uncle Toms Cabin IS hailed as an
anodyne for the disconiened OF Europe and The
srsiocrane opprsssor reads % WIN comalaeea, @ assn'
Rev Mr. Thompson, in his address aforesaid, impart
ed the pleasing information that Uncle Tom was now
enacted in the theatres, and appeared TO augur from that
circumstance results at extensive and happy. 30
this book, which is fitted 10 dihuse knowledge OF the
great leading principles OF The Gospel has become the
popular attraction OF the stage Truly we may beheve
'de Lord lows dreadful tings sometimes y when he al
lows his despsed gospel 10 become the rage oi the
theatre going popuace. Mr.. Thompsons estimate o the
influence OF Uncle Toms Cabin in promoting ultra abo
lition sentiment will never be realized Within the past
twenty years the public thought has never been more
settled 6rm than now Is IN respect to this important
topic. Over the grave OF Webster all sections OF me
country have recently met and pledged anew Their hdely
10 that constitution which guarantees to every State the
exclusive right TO manage liz internal affairs The
fortunes OF political ahotonsm exhausted, and they
who ready to pluck the very from the heavens
to remove its spotdenyng the abstract right OF any sun
to spo-thsy now content 10 appease their
patriotic ardor by hearty audations of Uncle Tom, their
present tuelay SAINT 10 conclusion venture to sug
gest them creed "a man full OF warm speculative
benevolence may wish society otherwise constituted than
he finds but good patriot and arue politician always
considers how he shall make The most OF the existing
materials of his country. disposition TO pressrue, and
an ability 10 Improve taken together would be my stand
ard OF statesman. Everything else is vulgar in the
conception. perilous in the execution" .a
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MISUNDERSTANDING TO Tbsckeray's lecture on SYif
last night ike seeing ruins by flashes OF light
ming I, bold. brilliant mastery, startling piece
OF criticism but the light shed upea that dark mmonsiy
known as Dean Swift was CLEAN, not a roy u star
tied and il scofched without warming the heafer OF IL
iupipating the subject
The fame oi Thackeray the author OF the Yellow
Plush Papers," Yaniiy Fair" Pendenns,' The Book
of Snobs." Shabby Gen,esp eGtber Mems Wives,
and last moi least as one OF the Ingredients ot Punch
drew together a crowded house. embracing the most oul'
lvatsd odsof the city Even The aises Of The church
were filed and every foo, OF standing room occupied
There must have been over 2Q9Q perons present; and
II The future lectures are s well attended The 6si, Mr.
Thaekefay's engagement will yield handsomesum 10
the treasury OF the Mercantile Library Association.
Mr. Tbaskerzy's appearance is remarkably salwar, Tor
literary he is about SIX feet, and well proper
toned, with large bead and kiel, dsppledgray hair,
His face is broad, his frame brawney and bis eyes
the color OF the eagles which Aston, The artist used 10
call the prophetic eye," and the only eye that he could
make took on vusaey His voice is agreeable. though
rather high pitched and monoionons bis gestures moth
ing 10 speak OF and his whole appearance sor, OF dig
niied compromise bswirt and awk sardness.
We shall not attempt TO cthcise his Criticism further
than to say that The apostrophe TO "eia" was surpass
nsly beautiful and his quotation from Swifts recipe for
cooking babies was shookingly Disgusting. That Swift
was beasty enough to write such monsrous matter s
excuse for the lecturers repeating IT, u was
than Sidney Smiths remark 10 dspuiaious missionary
who was abou, erbarking for the Cannibal islandsbat
he hoped be would not disagree with the man who eat
him az the cannbal as,ocracy always kept little cold
clergyman on the side boTdl"-N. I. Mirror.
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a commendabe precauon for the extinction OF fire is
thus noted in the Cincinnati Alias:
We happened to be present yesterday morning at the
Burne House, whilst The officers OF several insurance
companies inspecting the premises, and witnessed
arrangement that think would be exceedingly use
ful 10 other large hotels manufactures oi ere
Attached 10 The building is alarm bell which is only
rung in oil fire the premises The servants
all nsiructed upon the instant the bell strikes 10
pair 10 The large vestibue, there TO receive instructions
how TO act. and 10 be stationed throughout the building
10 prevent robbery or destruction Of property. The bell
was rung whilst we were there, aud Instantly from all
quarters OF the house pouring army OF ser-
wants. armed with axes, and arranged themselves
in order fronting The clerks Office They unprepaed
for the alarm, and le CONSERVATION visible Ia
their faces. supposing the house be on fire Upon
being informed 10 The contrary they dsmssed and
all repaired TO their respective duties In the Burne every
known precauon 10 taken 10 prevent fire, and every
is conveniently at hand W Immediately snppress
The flames in the of The occurrence OF ONE. The
whole entire system and discipline OF the house is well
worthy OF commentator model oil perfect organza
ton. 1 II #
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The Theatre.

The severe storm caused t5e audience at he theatre
last evening The occasion Of Miss Ricigs benefit
be less numerous than il would OH rwise have been
and far less than adequate to The merits OF this very ac
conplished and excellent artist. The Position Of Lon
juneau given with srea, sriri; and in the scene
from Norma Miss Riehiog, dis layed operalic power o.
high order.
Tonight s given The last performance Of the troupe
the delightful opera Of The Lovs SPELL We hoTe 70 geo
a full house.
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appeal 70 other passions besides The simple love Of the
bsauliful and good How many noble scenes for bas-
reles does the history OF Ohio present 1.-THE massacre
the Indians the upper Muskingum, the landing OF the
pioneers at Marietta the iomaon OF the constitution al
Chcohe, and many others which will readily suggest
themselves Let Ohio do her duty by giving her artist
opportunity 10 test his strength
After half an hour OF unmngled grati6caton we left
the studio OF Mr. Powers full of admiration both OF the
artist and his works VI TtX t# ait }M
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MOANING, NOV. ~. ,sSo

QJ- Mr. IssAEL r. JANIS No Lea Ten stree, phn,
pia, 10 authorized ia the
York, Boston, Phadelphia and Baltimore. "N NeW
UY-Mr. HksRs M Lxwls. OF Monty Fonery, Alabama A. -.
travelling Alabama and ga
lated BY his sons James o. and Samuel ID. Lewis as
0yMr IskAEL E. JAsxs, No. Tenth s,ye., nan,
pia, our general travelling assisted by VIZ IA W
Jshs CoLLSs, JAsEs DxEMss. A. kRE wxLLINaros n ~
Evans PxaRis LOOKS, GsoEsz r. Bvrros. Jos. BuY,os ~
GooDn, WILLIAM j. CoxKr Isaac NJ. BopIsE, and WIZ.
THoxrsos AD
0U-Rsceps from either sfih above viii be good.
Ql1-Mr. HENRY GREEN, Of New Orleans, Ia auv
70 take subscriptions and
the State Of Mississippi His receipts win be regarded as ss
90 Mr. O. W.JAsGs, No. Harrison street, Cincnnsn a
our general travelling agent the sias assisted
~ Dssr, Dr. j. A. WADswoxrH ALrn. h. LAWS ri d Tys IONS
Wa MooRk, and q. M. L.. WIssaAs. - i"0SAs
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THE Physicinn's Pocket Dose-Book, and Symptom
Book and Of all the principal articles
OF the Mafens Medes, &o.i by j. H. Wythss M. u.
Medical published the United Staieg for sale
T-Cl '-I1' TAYLOR MAURY HI
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pAssEIAsI by samuel Johnson, LII. D.-new cdi-
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Evenings n Home by Dr. Aiken and Mrs. Barbanld
Merry Tales for Folks with coored Illustrations
The sootss Orpbsns; by Mrs. Blackford.
The Coed Grandmother; by Mrs. Holland
The Barbadoes Cid /; by Mrs. Holland,
Mrs. Leicesters School, by Charles and Mary Lamb.
The Nursery Gn--l VOL, with Illustrations.
Mrs Hollands Moral Tales-t vol.
Travels OF Orlando translated by Mrs. Aiken.
Sister Marys Stories
The Swiss family Robinson-l vol complete
For sqe by FRANCK TAYLOR.
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gpRTyG HILL for Sale Bcpf.Ths handsome
- within half hours drive Of Presidents
containing seventy The good
of all kinds
garden, and commodous dwelling,
othouses The situation healthy
rich and romantic every direction Toa gene
wishing blend the society Washington
Spring HUI such
gree Apply TO SAMUEL MckENNBY, l5tI
Nov l4-u ~.NAHN 0eovgs,owp.
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From the Raleigh IN. c.) Standard, Nov ~.
The Legislature.

The Legislature.
For The last few days the general assembly has heen
the senatorial election On Friday The free suffrage bill
passed the house by four beyond the
majority and The bill made the special order ION it's
third reading) in that house for Tuesday yesterday
twelve O'clock,
On Saturday and Monday the two houses voted as
will be seen, for a senator in Congress 10 fill Mr. Man
gums place for sx years from and after the 4h Of March
next Ihe democrats generally united on the Hos.
Shepard. esq, Gen. r. M Saunders, Hon. X Rayner,
Hon. w. a, Graham, and others Mr.. Mangum, the
great Scott leader. got just one vote !! Oh what fall
was there, my countrymen T., .l.-9
things now existing at the Capitol The democrats have
clear majority on join, ballot and therefore entitled
TO the senator An overwhelming majority OF the party
have thought proper. under the circumstances 10 unie
on the Hon James g pohbn Tor hal oice-a gentleman
who would represent the State with ability and dignity
and whose election would give general satisfaction the
people OF the State Ii is natural that members should
have their preferences and should express those prefer
ences by their votes but union occasion like this
Indispensable in all probability TO and ii is
10 be hoped that those who have heretofore declined
vote for MIR. Dobbin will now, after having expressed
their personal preferences forward and sustain that
gentleman and thus insure his election.
That party men are bound by party regulations and
party organization Is proposition which al this day will
not be denied. II one may excsse himself, and refuse to
snsan the person who has been designated the choice
OF majority of all another, another, and another may
pursue the course and the result must be confusion
sectional ealouses disorganzaton, and ultimate defeat
As democrat and so far qualifications for the Office
concerned, Mr. Dobbn IS entirely unobjeclionabe; and
we must repeat regret that he has not thus far been
sus aimed by the entire party in the two houses.
We presume the two houses will continue 10 vote until
a ehoce Is made. This appears 10 be regarded the
best courae, inasmuch as the excitement atendan, upon
election OF this sort is calculated to prevent for the
time being, that deliberate and fixed attention which
ought TO be given TO the public business,
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ron RENT, beautiful Brick House, three
storie. hgh, containing ooms, with pochs
dry cellar under the dining and kitchen,
excellent water the yard THIS property situated on ION
Msssachuscts few
walk OF the Post Once and Treasury Departments
session given Immediately. Rent SIS per month.
Apply 70 J. r. FERRY on the premises.
Nov ".
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TrsEEUs snd ysrt su-,-Wr
lowing, which call the attention Of esds cpstopers
and the pnhlic generally r...
10 pieces table damask, all grades
80 dozen table napkins, all prices
do towels from l2k cents MP .#s
7B pieces all widths sheetngs, cheap
30 do pillow
COO do beached cottons all prices and makes
800 do fancy prints, all arsdes
do black npscas o n
do black prints, Ga
7S do heavy fgIed cloths b
rs do plaid country iioseys
do r,ousselnes de iaine. lax cents
900 do do do ls& and a5
100 do Peniy plaid
do heavy osnaburgs
100 linen table cloths, bIeache nd brown
.#ts. 93 pieces nhsck, for toveiing, &c.
do best Russia diapers
With io general complete sssortmsn Of dry
goods. VERIFY a MILLER,
Of TN and Penn. avenue,
Nov 1l-dlmif Miss Dcrmous new building.
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uTANTED, by a young man, a situation as coeob,n
roon wei accustomed % the general management
hor.es having had experience both In couny and
England Can give unesceponabe reference character
abilities, &C, No objection 10 the coRntfy
Apply lprepaId) TO a. r., Union ofhce, Washington
Boy 25-d5t
KNICH-kNAgk-i by Louis Gaylord Clarke.
N Poems BY Matte Gnfhth first collected.
Time and Tide, or Strive and win by A. Z. Roe.
Tales Of the County, Cor young iolks
Footseps Natural History, do DO
Uncle iiarvey's Tales, do DO
Receiged at TAYLOR MAURY'S
Nov Us Boskstore
A COMPENDIUM OF nr.thodism tcsnb racing ,hs n,s-
tory present condition
tries; with Defence s Docinna, Prudsn
tai Pecuiarcs; by Porter, A. M
True Evaneelslp II .ns@.aHkb
Lectures Young Dangers, Safeguards, Respoa
sibines, by Rev. Daniel Smith t#fW MN|
the Merchants Daughter other narratives, by p.
The Successful of The Liz. o
Badget; BY William Arthur, a. NJ -- --
for sale BY GRAY n BALLANTYNF,
Nov9 Seventh
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ny J, @. MCGUIRE. Auet,oncsr.

snconBy virtue Of deed Of trust b.ans date IN. ION Day
ofMach 1859, duty recorded ber J. A.
39 3so and M the land county
the pc - Columbia, the subscribe trustee viii e pub
No,I,v oh l-vr - <fu-xu
ber, O'Clock premises, north half of lot
number twenty to) two hundred and NINETY s
fret eight and half
ne with depth Of hundred and hy five feet and
which three
use aey finished, containing snd
desirable location FOR rvsss yefsncs
found in Of the city called de Island. "
Terms One Third cash. and the balance AZ sir Twelve and
.rhteen months, with interest deed given and deed o trust
taken the deferred Costs Of convsyances 20 be
paid by the purchaser.
@. ASHFORD, Trustee.
JAS. @, MCGUIRE.
Nov 13-eodsds f'f Anctiohesr.
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dozen bills OF this kind granted where there one The
West are entitled to all the aid from this source
they require, and the Eastern aad Southern cnbers OF
Congress should give all such applications their most
earnest support The whole country is benefited by the
eonrucon Of There railroads less The revenue
Of the government from the sale of public lands is largely
augmented emigration encouraged cultivation Of the
sell extended, aercul urai products increased public
works productiyen fact every interest i bone
flied in way The railroad co npanies asking
these grants of lands, do Tor he general govern
mo- than the general government do for them they
make marketable lands which have for years value
less. They bring population into territory which
before had habtatop but the rude Indian hut
They carry civilization into sections where but the
wild Indian roamed and they extend the Of freedom
where the voice of liberty had before been heard
II is perfectly absurd to talk of fayors extended
10 these companies by Congress in granting one
two on three millions Of of land So long a. the
principle upon which the grants which have been made
is adhered toso long the system Of granting alternate
sections is not lost sight oft would be well dispose
all The public lands for railroad PURPOSES 1t would be
better to divide tho grants into moderate quantities SO
avoid all great monopolies but they be too
general too much Distributed There too many
sectional prejudces eaousies in Congress to insure
the greatest good to the greatest number If members
Of Congress would cxhibita proper and liberal spirit and
take sound and satesmanke view of the different ques
tions they presented should have less party
bitterness less rancor less difficulty in lesislating for
the country at argefor the people whole The East
and the West the North ad the South have in fact but
interest, and that Is. the growth prosperity. happ-
Of all parties in ali parts Of the Union TO obtain
these desirable objects it is only necessary TO be united
and for representatives to act like statesmen instead
4 conducting themselves pe,tifogging lawyers,
shor sighted and prjudiced in their views that they
cannot comprehend the Importance necessity Of any
measure in which their constituents not Immediate
IL aud dir Getty interested
In connection with this subject. we cannot omit men,
teuiIg lie pursued by senator Jones Of Iowa in
rotation TO he bill granting additional aid TO the Collins
steamers Ills vote saved the ndmcnt and secured
the passage II The bl through the Senate Had he been
lcss liberal in his views, less n state. in his es
laye duties the East would have had regret the de-
feat ofihe bill. This is the spirit which should animate
members Of Congress ora al sections Of the country md
trust that the est Will receive the aid and support OF
al other sections in Congress in the extern
sion OF her railroad system ana the rapid improvement of
her immeIsc tracts ui public lands.
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COMMERCI AL AFFAIRS
MONEY MARKET.

TUEspAY June SO p H.
Quotations for most Of the leading fancies were firm
this morning at the opening. Reading Railroad was
quite active at an advance Erie was not in much do
mand and prices with difficulty sustained at the
beard All Is doubt and mystery about the dividend
The proper for the company to pursue to pay
what cash they have in hand 90 the stockholders II
viii give three per cent very good only two per
cent tin very good and make ny the difference if The
net earnings for the next six months will Justify on the
first Of January next This would be fair and inst, ana
therefore The best IL il bad policy to anticipate
earnings, or 10 borrow money 10 pay dividends with
At the first board TO day. Reading Railroad advanced
percent; Canton Company. q Delaware ana Hudson
Indiana Elves 81 Erie Income, 4. Erie Railroad de
clined = per cent; Metropolitan Bank y At the a.
eond boaId Nicaragua improved = per cent Edgeworth
Company Il while Reading Railroad fen of 4 per cent
Erie Railroad Il; stoningon 81 New Haven Railroad
"a; Norwich and Worcester 4. The market closed
heavy, with y downward tendency
The Treasurer Of the State Of Ohio gives notice that the
July irteres, the State debt viii be promptly paid
when due All reports the contrary are without the
slightest foundation.
The receipt, at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port. to-day, amounted TO $40 007 80 payments
s3l c97 S3--halance. Si,195,5S2 TO-
The demand for exchange for remittance by The Boston
steamer has been only TO moderate extent Drawer.
have made concessions in and we continue on
old quotations Bills On London quote - 10
per cent pr, MUM Paris 81 1871 81 Is; Amsterdam
4o14 A0A; Bremen. 7sii Is IS: Hamburg 36i, 35le
We have not beard how much specie viii be shipped IN
The Boston steamer, The steamship MeIln for Bermuda
to-day. took out s2J,oO0 in specie
The receipts OF the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Compary FOR the month Of May 1872 amounted $40 AS
81 against S2374I "A for the month in 1851 De-
croass. May 1855 $500 so
The receipts Of the 0gdcnburg Railroad Company Tor
May 1892 $4,000 May. 1851 S37 o5S sl-inorea,e
May 1852 SO 14l TO- This ii the largest amount earn
ed in single month since the opening Of the road
Counterfeit twenty dollar notes of the State Bank
Louisiana are in circulation They Of letter A. var-
ousy numbered The stalks of wheat the right Of the
ygDce confused and indisnc in the spurious note
but aside from this there little distinguish it from
the genuine.
The directors Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com.
nany at their meeting in Washington yesterday elected
Governor Grayson president or the company
The value and qunty Of cotton goods exported from
Boston to foreign ports during the month of May 1852
and the total this year, compared with the correspond
ing period last, We're as annexed -
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SAD ACCIDENT AT NEWARK boy sixteen years
old, in the employ OF Mr.. James Bishop, corner Of
Sheffield and State streets, was killed yesterday
afternoon, by being caught in strap and whrled
around a shaft. His name was John McCary, and,
in company with twenty or thirty ether boys, he
worked at buffng or polishing steel portmonnaie
cases, on an emery wheel lie was engaged in put
ting the band upon the cylinder which turned his
wheel, looking at the same time in IN opposite
direction and talking that his hand caught under
the band and he was whrled around the shaft,
which was about a foot from the floor; part of his
body struck the WALL knocking out two bricks, and
cd out, exclaiming " am killed." but was able to
walk little, and lived fer about an hour No
fractures noticed, but he was probably injured
internally by the sudden and violent contortion.
nr - attend H" %rt ddrsr;,s
81 inst.
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from exhibiting in the Astor Place Opera House

from exhibiting in the Astor Place Opera House
any performances by the troupe of performing ami
mails, or by any monkeys, dogs or goats, aud from
placing OF keeping any such animals in said house,
and that the defendants show cause on Wednesday,
the 9Th day of June instant. before one OF the JAS
tees Of this Court at chambers why such Injunction
should not be thereafter continued until the hearing
that this order and copy az the complaint be
served upon the defendants this day. until the fur
Their order ofihis Court, and ia Of dsohedience
10 this ORDER You will be liable to the punishment
therefor prescribed BY law. Dated June 7, io12.
john DuER
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DHILLIPS' PATENT FIRE ANNIHILATOR.-rHTS rs
TO certify that the undersigned, attended as q
committee for the purpose Of testing the ecacy Phps
Patent Fire Annhaor in exnguishinR FIRE, satisfied
that In ordinary cases At the Of hre they
great use will do effective service We are wei
satisfied with the experiment and consider fair test
the utility OF the apparatus We must, in Justice TO the
proprieors admit we went there somewhat prejudiced
against the vse q them and consider then fair
Engineer William n Pollard sx- Chief Engineer samuel
Member Of Hudson Hose Company; Il. Randall.
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EXPHESs AGENCIES, SO.

HEREFORD CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
- will be despatched Wednesday, 9th In eharre
81 special messenger, the splendid running steamer
Impire City, via Havana, Aspinwall, and Panama
Freight taken at tho lowest rates charge for Gus
tom Iouse iees or Consuar All freight should
be put strictly waterproof and exceed Us Ina in
weight Having superior facilities for transporting freight
through to California shippers will do we'll give call
Our freight will always through by connecting steamers
and no detention on the 1sthtnu Passage secured on
United states mail line Mt office. choice bertLs
on the Empire City for sale low applied for soon.
BERFORD a.
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Court Of Special Sessions.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Compton and Barr
JuNs 1.-The court met this morning pursuant to adj
journment There forty-two prisoners about the
usual number for trial charged with assaults and petit lar
cenies We gave fair sample Of these trials last satur
They were this morning tedious devoid Of
interest nothing at all calling for special report, Ad.
journed till Friday next at GA. NJ