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BALTIMORE, Oct o.-The steamer Asia arrived At ass
O'Clock hs afternoon bringing Liverpool dates the 3esh
ut Cotton is quiet-psces unchanged The last weeks
sales 10000 bales. Fiour and wheat steady
prices unchanged. Cora is i9hily dnner Provisoas
dulI-pricos dropping Tobacco is la good demand
at full prices. Coffee and sugar hrm. Trade la
manufacturing districts quiet Tho money market 10
easy; eonsos par quarter premium. General polisicsi
news wholly unimporant France, England. and other
parts OF Europe are quiet
The Earl OF Derby that the Queen will await
acion of Parliament respecting Welnston's fSsssal.
Parliament iih of November and alter
The funeral will take pacs WeIlingIon's body has been
deposited beside Nelson's, at ST Paul's.
The fishery question is again discussed in tho London
pre;s.
FRANCE Napoleon, at Genoble, has thrown Oh nsary
all disguise respecting his desires OF being Emperor
Nolhipg luither of importance,
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In the first six months Of 1876 there was huctuaon OF
IL per cent, and in the period Of The present year
cent For the July quarter of S46 uctuaon was
"a per cent in the present year per in the
quarter OF 1916 the variation "a per cent in this
year D per cent. and the year 1886 was not one OF
any very marked character commercially or financially
The present extraordinary seadness of the exchanges
Is due to the fact that gold has become sta pie export OF
the country; and as necessary consequence con-
stant regulator OF exchange; that arce of con-
unna export the exchanges always rule at the point
which will yield 10 the avoraby situated large houses
only small profit on the bills drawn against them How
great soever may be the supply of bills drawn against pro-
duce now they equal tho demand Tor bills be.
in addition to the proceeds of that produce sold
abroad large amounts of goods exchange for the
gold in additions hence extraordinary shipments flour and
would only diminish the export of gold they would
cause to cease altogether Than could
from California The English bank year. in order
facilitate this operation, agreed take the eagles them
selves the branches and mother bank at E 6 I'd
per ounce which gave exchange of 81 81 per cent
This promoted the operation that she got than She
wanted and in February rescnded the rule loss to
the hppers of 49, 900 in thar month"; which arrived
out under the regulation. This change has been one
Of the comparatively diminished export of gold this
year. For the month of September has been from this
port follows:
of.n rz5s - NJ, Vax
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er in New York sai5yet the fail confidence Of the
house. lts stated that be had made large loans ID A
Comssock broker who had ipleres. Ia me psper Of
OF the large houses which failed last year. snd also los
considerable IN the rise OF Reading railroad stocks
lts little singular that when "A marked movement has
taken place la any gambling stock like Reading, which
has risen twenty per cent ia ninety days, the result al
ways involves dealcation. 1t is II people only
ma nerve 10 follow stock deermnedly with other
peoples money.
The sound stocks remain pretty firm, very
different from last week. Yours
PRENTICE.
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From the Detroit Free Press
General Scott Licensing Gamblers.

Time alone can bring forth all the truth Gen Scott is
presented as almost immaculate year two ago and
his brains were all In his epaales. He then
say oolish things. Tie was called by the wings vain,
conceied, and weak they titled him and sEArHERs!
Gen Taylor was The man-Pla'n, practical, honest--old
Rough and Ready-the very imboAment OF democracy
with no friends 10 reward, no enemies TO punish-ihe
second Washington, every whit. and more. Times
have changed and day by day the wings have work ed
Fuss and Feathers into marvellous proper nametem-
perate, moral. eligous-the very pattern OF Kindness
and the example OF of all good deeds His fame
comes IRON Mexico; HE conquered Mexico he governed
better than any other did The Mexicans Of
feTed him million OF money, says Mr.. Clayton TO
main and be its President! He made his civil capital
there. except little which he gained by receiving letter
from Gen. Cass in reference affairs in South Caroaa
Now. letus look at The record. 8
The rules and regulations OF the army strictly prohibit
gambling OF all kinda But appears that sooner had
Gen Scott established his headquarters in the city OF
Mexico than he issued licenses 10 the most extensive
gambling houses, which were kept publicly open night
and day.
The following orders were published in the public
newspapers IN the city Of Mexico
r. BY AuTnoRlTY"l
Governor OFFICE,
NATIONAL PALACE, Mexico, Jan. a. Is48.
Notice is given those who obtained Incense for
gaming houses during the present month, and may
desire 10 renew them the next and to all others who
may wish license for the month"; ap pica
tions for renewal or Tor pemssions be handed
this office before O'clock p. m, Saturday, the 18th
Each applicant will state the name of the person, the
number OF house. street, for which the
No unlicensed public gaming will be permitted in any
place of the federal district occupied by the
troops.
BY the governor.
ISigned,l X p. HAMMOND, Sec'y
Under this order several large gambling houses were
licensed and opened One OF these called the La
fayeite House, another La Belle Uxion, another La
Grand Sosdad and another the Eagle Hotel and in the
language Of officer there present, "these hells did
10 demoralze the army than all other com.
bined" "Not only was gambling extensively carried
in them. but liquor sold and every other kind OF
dissipation notoriousy carried on, and that within
sight OF the quarters OF the Commander-in- chief"
How small must have been the regard of Gen. Scott
for the morals OF his army for The public sentiment OF
his countrymsn at home The army, almost exclusively,
was composed OF young under twenty-five years
Of age. many OF them then minors yet here they
subjected to open, public, and licensed temptations
that the ruin OF hundreds and what excuse can
General Scott and his friends offer for his conduct
Why, simply, that il brought in revenue 10 the army
Golfers. which the Commanderin chief charged three
and half per cent for passing il through his hands,
and in this way realized for himself according to the re-
port of the Treasury Department. s7,ss5 49,
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srporis port Of Heg Yort for September

Toal...... a,5sl,7sj o,5s9,s77 s,59a,sa5 5s72 acc
The exports Of domestic produce this year ve
nearly 81 per cent and the shipments o., peoie di min
isbed nearly half Ia ,s period the de posit-s
specie the United States mint have been 81 2io O0o-bat
"a to say exclusive OF the shipment the Pacific which
come IN the October account. The exports OF United
States gold for September O00 or S2 G 600
than the mint receipts The value Of gold through accumu-
iaon is less than IL was for oomaercs purpose and there
arc no indications that circumstances w cause any es.
traordinny demand for H. In this OF na the chr.
rency of the country well gold a, paper is In
value to very considerable extent With its increase the
i'm por,aons swell in magnitude but as they do no,
depletion OF the currency and thereby end
to correct themselves the only stringent non the
currency is that of the independent treasury, which oon
tnualy drawing into iis vaults larger Of coin
The yaa mporlation gives duty which ops
rates directly upon the banks of the convenient centres
For the last the duties the principal ports have
been Sis507 2S2an OF 900 900 over the same
quarter last year. and leaving 81 500 900 gold 10 the gov
eminent vaults in New Yosh. The scoum ation OF this
gold has doubtless exercised a restraining influence
upon the banks, which have, nevertheless, expanded
far ns is prudent 1.-THE 81 800 gold held by the
government in the bank vaults in addition the
quantities they possess, there is but little doubt that
caution in discounts would be mspest upon their part
The season OF large importatons 10 nearly over but
the banss have been exposed drain for export for du
tes and for country balances at ume when produce
drafts are flowing freely In Tor disoount This state OF
affairs will doubtless spbsiar ~ the season advances and
probably hs receipts o gold wbe greater and the demand
less.
The produce markets remain quite arm and The demand
fair with the ption of ootou which IL for the
duh At rates of last week Wool Ia quite in good demand
particularly from manufacturers and sales Of fleece
to some made t3 Flour is firm s. 81
81 so for State mixed western 81 8a 81 56 southern
81 90 Si IS Wheat is hesvY-ghite Genesee, 81 90 /;
mixed western, 6 Corn il mther slow at ~ for
yellow western Pork 10 rather active at the lower
prices-say SIS 10 Si7 rs, prime and mess Larj, bar
res ia cents. Beef prime and mess sl0e Sh Tobso
co, Kentucky S5t Sss Sugar, Muscovado, 81 cert
per pound.
Freighs are rather du-6our to London, 2s 6l
The sock market has been good deal affected by the
sudden sringency OF money, which has compelled the
tive calling Of loans stocks at call This operation
usually causes sales of cash stock, involving decline IN
prices, that by crhausng he margins loans compel
further saes Hence the market exhibits quite fall In
sales for cash, but firm time The want Of confidence
was also by The smount Of he detseaon Of the
cashier OF great house Others for S22o0 900
Mr.. M Rowep of one OF the members OF The Ph,la
deipha branch Of The house, h.. been for time cash
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Export, Of specie port Of NeW York for September.

These exports III 800 900 less for the same
on'h last OF which the largest proportion gold to
London The exports OF foreign gold coins which make u
nearly one quarter OF million month, supplied by
immigration, and do not appear in the importation they
do in the They generally sold by be pnsseu
who arrive in New York brokers by whom they are
assorted aad packed for exploration and In this fact is
found of the greatest evils arising the want Of
branch mint in New York. where coins could
for United States money and which would insure tbelr
ooinage-an operation that takes from considerable
portion Of their export value. The imports and exports of
this port for four years have been $ follow,
Luu.or oria AL AsIuI IyaxlE L.
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Sales To-Day.

By j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
A UCTIoN SALE OF NEW ROSEWOOD, WALNUT MA
hogany, and maple cabinet Thursday
October the 7 at 10 o'clock shall SELL Apollo Hail.
sylvania between 18Th and i4
Mr.. Lewis pkns he having determined close
French and other
Divsns, rockers, tables
French, Gothic, and mahogany spring chairs
Walnut chairs, hat racks
Ladies' walnut and mahogany work tables
Secretary, bookcases, music racks
Full marbe-op dressing and plain bureaus
Enclosed wasilstandS, toilet tables
Mahogany and cherry breakfast and dining tables
French bedsends trundle bedsteads
Maple bedseads cradles, clocks
Giltframe looking glasses, Buffers trays, &c
Terms $50 and UNDER cash. of
MONTHS satisfactorily endorsed
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
Sep 29--d Auctioneer
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by GREEN 4 SCOTT. Auotioneer..

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
III auctionon Thursday the 7th instant 10 O'Clock m
shall sell, residence OF Mr..
New Jersey avenue, Capitol HILL excellent
niture
Mahogany hair sofas and chairs
DO covered lounge and chairs
Do plush and hair covered rocking chairs
Fine silk damask, and white window
Mahogany and marble top pier tables
DO ottomans, dining and other tables
DO dressing bureaus, wash and woIkstands
Walnut and maple bedsteads aud feather beds
China, glass, crockery, and stone
Girandoies caudeabras, hall and other lamps
Fine Brussels, parlor, passage, and step carpets
Ivory handle knives and forks, oil cloths, &c.
Air-tgnt and other
With general assortment of kitchen requisites.
Terms All and under gas, $25, credit
sixty and ninety days. for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
GREEN u SCOTT,
Oct Sd Auctioneers,
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Unitsd State Custom. Rs.en,ls..

me orders were early in the season. bur
as 1t advanced carrying revenue 70 higher point Than
ever peIoe IN one quarter The sales domestic goods as
well as the importaon have been very large and
giving great Satisfaction TO all classes OF The
Imports large II is has apparently by
tue exports OF produce involving smaller export OF the
precious metals; and the REGULATION OF the has
been cfacted In beyond philosophy of whig
bankers.
Throughout the past year the OF exchanges have
been more uniform than before In our From
September, 1851, 10 March, 1882 the highest rate was
liOl ilOi. and the lowest I0 IlOt-bat is to saw a
variation OF per cent In the lapse Of than six
months. During the month of April the acc ulatlon of
bills drawn against produce, at that when sh
Taens OF cotton are heaviest caused bills from
ga 9& to 81 81. From May present time the high
os rate has been l0 i0A and tho lowest 10 l0 being
scarcely variation. II compare this seadlnes Of
exchanges with the fluctuations of former years we shall
find great change,
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COM N ERCiAL.
FsosA1 o0r Co.nss.ssoa~I Correspondent
NKw YoRK, October

NEw YORK, October g. 1863
Inc business OF the port thus has been very prosper
ous or the is Goods have sold well firm and
snK prices, aud consequences has been comb
aence on the part OF dealers with larger sorting orders
ana these have swollen The mponatons The duties
AZ pls port Tor the three months ending with September
and o The whole Union, have been comparatively fol-
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nv aREES q SCOTT. Auc,,on.er-.

VALUAaLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUorIoN-on Fri
st shall SELL premises, at o'clock
fine building lo with the improvements II being lot No ~
No o5 fronting As 18Th street west e,yeen north
back i0l feet TO ie alley The I'M
large frame house, with back buildings
The described " handsomely oca,ed but short
distance from the War neparis,ent
One third cash balance in sir, twelve and eighteen
mo Tor the deferred
deed and deed Of trust taken 1ue in
d,sputahie. Sale positive. GREEN SCOTT,
prta- "a Auctiopeers.
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III IT, LGvETS WAHPEEEi restoring gray hair
IL, its original COLOR and prevent badness,
have the pleasure of informing the public
eeip Of another lot Of w. T. Loves wnpene Informing
who waiting
IL has been perfectly successful
original COLOR hair growing
perfectly bald
besro single instance where who and
Il not perfectly sized with s effect
The public cautioned spurious article called Gin
wahpene" which has recently appearance The
genuine, that which needs Improvement sold
=. r. SYLVESTER,
Druggist and Aponecsry, of 9Th sole
agent for n, r. Lovers wnhpcnc the District Of Co
iumhin. And by
MEpHURsr HEARD,
Sept a7-eo,m Hair Dressers, National Hotel
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by GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneer..

III ANDSoME NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
III ATAUCrIoN. ON Thursday, the TIN instant shall sell
PREMISES O'Clock, excellent
brick house, with Kitchen containing five being LOT
No. Todds subdivision Of square No. fronting
between Virginia and The
and well built.
Terms cash. GREEN X SCOTT,
Oct tit Auetioneers.
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CAhD.-Ihr attention Of the ladies' and gentlemen
II ngton respectfully invited The sale excellent
the residence Of Mr. Broom,
will take place on Thursday the 7th instant 10 O'Clock
The furniture Is Of good qualify and sale worthy
the attention of persons wishing purchase.
For further particulars advertisement.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Oct7 Auctioneers.
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By GREEN Is SCOTT, A"ctioneer..

GOOD NORTHERN BUILT TwO-HoRsE FAMILY CAR
VI RIAGE AT tUCTIoNon Saturday, the 9th instant shall
10 O'Clock, n
mil
carriage article
livery stable
Terms cash GREEN h SCOTT,
GERS,
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sOIitEES MAGIQUE.
PROFESSOR WYMAN

AS The honor that give his popular
III the Odd Fellows Thursday
Saturday, Monday Tuesday, Wednesday evenings
9Th, ih, 18th, and i5i when will many
beautiful experiments
NATURAL MAGIC,
venuiloquism, and the popular Italian Fantoceini.
Also splendid exhibition saturday Wednesday
9th and 18th, commencing 3 O'Clock.
b
Cards OF admission, 25 children I2f cents.
Oct diff
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oris port Of New York for Ssyferaler,

The imports OF dutable goods have reached a higher
Hg this month and they may in some degree embrace
goods ordered for the early spring trade sorting orders
y make good stocks, broken by early activity and fr
promise their autumn business The exports OF the port
have been flow
The daily union., 1852-10-07

ERENCH MILIINERY.-Now opening AZ Mrs NJ. A. HILLS
large and handsops Of The -ose g9ods 70 whic
she invites the attention Of e ladies' fn RATS opened On ss'
urdsy, 9Th. N'Nf - e. oct s-dwif
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On the 9Th instant MERRILL H. oBER, in the s2d year
age, formerly OF Monkion, Vermont.
His friends acquaintances respectfully Invited
his funeral Thursday afternoon, O'clock
dence Of Ars LASeroK, Capitol Hill.
Vermont papers please copy
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THAcKERAY.-The last letter of The Willis correspond
ence of the Home Journal contains alusion to the
distinguished novelist strkinsy Illustrative Of inter-
esing and somewhat national feature of his character
His family, which was wealthy and of pa,rican descent,
having, through loss of fortune been reduced 10 some
what straened circumstances; there remained of The
household only old and faithful servant whom Thack
cray, while first earning his bread by his pen, and him
sell in an almost starving condition, continued to main
tain ia the old drab and gold Jimag psry; and that not
much from any "snobbish" family pride as from
determination not to be controlled defeated by oircum
slances-a sort OF pluck" which appreciate and
admire.
In personal appearance he is "a tall man, of large
frame and features roughly the expression of his
face rather no you don't and Great Britain-ous but
wha say fearless and very honest He has no symptom
OF the dandy about him. Above twaide by the life of
his genus and not having bad either property or personal
beauty enough in early lille to contract any permanent
illusions, he is more blunt and peenp,ory in address and
conversation than will be expected OF fashionable
author. He is sa,rical on the surface, genial heart"
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ny j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
CUpERIoR OLD LONDON DOCK CoGNAC, PfNET, AND
nasrd hrand'es otrnuh ~hsey; sherry and madeira
Havana cigars confectionery &C, Monday
Mr. James Fitzgernid having rcinqush
Pennsylvania
States Hotel, all his stock in trade,
Superior old London dock brandy, In casks and bottles
DO otard Dapuy 4 Oo, do do
pnet, Ons'elon A. Co., do do
10 aetrneue h Co., do do
port and sherry wines do do
Ruthrauf wh,skey, in casks
Mononaahela and Irish whiskey In casks
Holland gin, Jamaica spirits, st,uebton btsrs
Large lot OF Havana cigars, various brands
Lot of prime chewing and smoking tobacco
Pickles, catsap, chocolate, macearoni
PFanas, Yaisins, almonds, dlbers seed
a. bores No fire crackers
Lot of candies, candy lars, counter scales
Platform scales, glass cases weights and measures
Together with ioi of toys, fancy goods
Terms; S1S credit Of and
endorsed, interest
oct5-d las. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
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EoR RENrA twos,ory and attic brick house, with furniture
complete, th street. and door to Mrs
Doctu Kearney Tbe situation Of The best in the city
good dwelling convenient back
bungs alley leading hack Of the property The
and furniture will he rented for sir or twelve months TO
ofMr ~ Casn, the
dcrssrncd At Mrs J. bows boarding house,
fossessson Qivrn
Oct 5-dN heotf JAMES NAGUIRE.
The daily union., 1852-10-07

W OOD,s Ornamental from Works. Ridge Road, Phil
statuatyons, greyhound, Newfoundland
dogs oanans beautiful designs and a
raiing and
das comprising upwards OF 300 designs
specifications will he Of the Union
by addressing
oct s-~do.n ROBERT WOOD, Phiiadephis.
The daily union., 1852-10-07

NEW BOOkS-1he star sf the Wise Mep--a Commentary on
IN the Second Chapter of 81 Matthew; by Or. French.
Notes Acts designed for Bible
schools, and private reading
Death bed Scenes or, Dying with and without Religion.
Companion for the Aalcted by Walker.
Wises Path of Life Sketches oi the Way Glory and
mortality; Help for Young Christians.
Poature OF the New Testament Church Members; by Charles
Adams
History fs vsudos Church from It's Origin and of
OF Piedmont 10 the present day
Palestine Its Geography and Bible History with twenty tho
graphic
The Sabbath School and nihle Teaching by James Ings
Successful Merchant Sketches OF the
Budge,,--a entertaining work,
Light in Dark Places Memorials Of Christian Life In the Mid
die the German of the late Augustus Neander
My Youthful Autobiography; by the George
Cales--a entertaining book for the
Life Of Rev John Collins late of the Ohio Conference Judge
Mclean.
Scripture Views ofthe Heavenly World by Eduon-op.
GRAY HALLANTYNE's
Oct7 Bookstore, 7th street.
The daily union., 1852-10-07

EURNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-MIs KNOTT having
large brick building
l5il the "Dougas
repaired furnished throughout
abe viii be the 18th
number of the best The
building the immediate neghborhosd Of
renders desirable for having business
Every attention guaranteed in of sickness
apply premises Jas. G.
CURE and commission merchant
nc
The daily union., 1852-10-07

MISS HOGAN will open English and French
III boarding day school Friday 9th OF October
18Th and lsh in the house OF the alley
bookstores Washington Georgetown,
a M Alexandria -
omied mention In circulars or such
ladies' nstrpon Latin Iaian Spanish, German, &C.,
tae o o nbs professors will be procured.
Rev. c. NJ. Butler d. D. Capt. G. Wilkes, u. g. ".
Wm Thos. Carroii ESQ. Hon. Hamilton Fish, q. 81 s..
Francis Makoe ney. l. u. w hach, n u,
MIR. Justice Wayne, Sup. CT Rev. q. 4, Badei, N. ",
Hon \. w. Marry. lno 7. Meoale NJ D., Y
onbuse viii provided for convenience OF
pupils whose prefer that they should ride from
The Indies who avail themselves OF this
will enjoy the Of and daily nj
tendance unaffected by the changes In the weather.
OF fare, &c. direct application the principal Is
auested. OctI-dauf'
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NlAAIkIEn.
DIED,

On Wednesday September 30 BY 4. G. waLL Will
LIAM II. PAYNE 10 Miss MARY e. PAYNE. daughter on he
Hon. w WINTER PAYsE, all Of fauquier county Virginia
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THE Pocket Classical Dictionary and
a Guide Mythology
History and Ancient Geography. nnl voIume IS
FRANCk TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1852-10-07

PERFECTLY CRUSHING We clip The following para
graph from the Washington Journal Of Saturday. Ii ia a
crushing exposure Of Scos barney TO foreigners during
his eecopeering campaign in 0hoi
e GEssRAL SoorF's cossIsTENoY.-It would be anu.
sing, Il not bunilialing To compare The blaney.
my tone now adopted by Gen Scott 10 yards foreigners
with hts lorner course and bearing towards the same
persons The rich brosue OF an lrshmin at Ceve-
land threw the General into ecstacies He actually
loved itit reminded him OF how lfishmen had fought
side by side with him in Mexico &c. Now, 10 show the
ala nsiaoery OF this only necessary one
OF his letters recruiting officers written during The war
in 1S47. The following is an extract:
" You instructed to enlist fore gne 70, the bat.
TALON Of ST. Psrck has taught Us thai foreigners cannot be
uustel,'"
This was at late period, and not at the commence
ment OF the What has since changed his opinions
Not the Mexican campaign cerlauly; for that was near
over when he broadly asserted that foreigners can
not be trusted And this is The man who is now trying
TO humbug Germans and Irishmen, whether naturalized
or about TO be That rich brogue.' Well II