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The LATE ETHAN ALLEN BRowN, OF In
pIArA-Our Indiana exchanges furnish us with
sketches of the life of Ex-Gov Brown, OF ONO Co,
who died at Indianapolis on the Gath inst, while in
attendance at the Opposition State Convention Of
which he was one of the Vice Presidents.
"Gov. Brown was In 1915 elected Governor Of
Ohio, over the late Gen. Harrison, BY large maJor
ity, which office he held for two years. He had also
held the offices Of Judge OF the Supreme Court Oh
Ohio, Senator in Congress, Commissioner OF the
General Land Office, Minister to Brazil and, we be.
lieve other stations In the gifs OF the people and
Government. In 1905 GOV Brown purchased the
farm near Rising Sun, on which he resided at the
neriod of his death Soon after purchasing this prop.
srty Gov B. planted an orchard and made other I'M
provements IT, but circumstances rendered u ne
cessary for him to return TO Ohio. After long puo-
lie service in Ohio, he returned TO his early nome,
there to end his days.
"In the year 1912. he was elected as one OF the
Representatives OF Dearborn County In the Indiana
Legislature, and we believe acted as President OF
the Democratic State Convention In the same
wear In 1894 he was appointed one OF the dele-
gates to the Democratic National Convention, and,
believing that he represented the wishes OF the de-
mocrecy of Indiana in so doing, he voted for MI
Van Buren, till the last hope OF his receiving the
nomination as abandoned. He was again placed
by the late Democratic State Convention, only a
few hours before he bresthed bis last at the head oil
the list OF delegates from Indiana 10 the Baltimore
Convention We believe his personal productions
we're for Gen Cass
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VCs~s~s.= sUuKT.-in inc matHr %
IN. snnlication Of the Mayor, Aldermss, and Con.
,aI,v ~ The CITY of Nsw-York relative 10 the opening
as SIX TY sECOND-Sr from 3th av TO SHAY, n W
,, Me- York Notice 10 hereby given that the eosse
w s.a disbursemsbts incurred BY reason Of the pro-
a,ns. hi The sbsve enhsd matter. VIII % taxed
by one Of the Justices " this ceur the supreme Court
Chsmbers IN the City Hall Of the CITY Of New York q
Iuesdsv the 2sd day Of March, 1881, at ooct IN ne
arsnoon dated New York March 4. 1854
E s Ssfs s sd ssSssSssSa Commissioners.
= nav
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The Defeat of CaravajaI.. &C.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March y;

WASHINGTON, Tuosuay, MATCH " 1917
The Washington Intelgen esr has private dispatch
confirming the defeat OF Caravsal in his attack up
on Camafgo He had only 500 men, "a OF whom
were Mexicans, and the balance "Fhousters"
Most of them escaped TO the American side oil the
liver. . .
Inc Infelligncsr also learns that the reports OF
difficulties between the American and French
Governments are entirely unfounded.
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CROrON AQUEDUCT DEPAkI.

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wsgv: sss@:ssss - ~ Ss,lths = sas - -
"a .sT isIsssrss ssiss..s cssse q -. sSes -Ns~s
sspn 80 NICHOLAS BEAN.
f'n' mu1ss e ~ csHa AgDl1n D0Wnseh
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NORTH CARoLlNA.-District Conventions
for the election of Delegates to the Wing National
Convention come OF on the l7th Of May.
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OHIo.-Edwsrd Wade declines the - Free
Democratic" nomination for Supreme Judge.
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Domestic Povts

.pxv ACurrOx y,
~ - 60. y-Afr eart Msatsrsma,
n,eits ~ saIk sa,sa sSe-sf keeenAa Portland;
isn o.,s nspf nslee s bsssn lss ship NseA-
III NJ yssl ion 49, ~ W.vs ,S. secA-
"a. 49, is'.l, sxnis A. ~ m.AV. Denver.
New orleans Sasa. sssss. an nNss. MAS CID; M.
go. wh - p vs,' ,ss 's.n. esfk
,ah hs's y; o' rn 'nR N pys ot.S'
In .s ns.er g. s,. ',s.
ny Sohe qua -, neses JAM Munns' ~.
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49,. vsI w gu 80. * N.Ism'
BE-, h"ia' osh' schs' susan Lua"w' Cso"eus
81 spi rsroN ~, A.. -. - A.,
p'..n - W, ANen S-Au' snip jean havsnets
rs nos' eissm; VIA isfosy, knS oaks fhets.
r nss'Sa nsaossa, ~eodsiae New-foe; kssch
I'nn psa syusss' sasss "a Srsnas ing f,ssasAp
ccP'' nus.sip,ss scars sAfsn ssrie. sss.oe 40
80. 49,, $780, 40 Sein 'M cider, ds.,
s 500 ~, Ess., ~ h NrinA Cla Hirasaa-
p,,.s.ta I.rt,s p.i,,. ~ rsn' 20 sea. sssnsap
u.xrs ca = U,,,isr p.s.' saiPs rosm" soassoss
s.x.nrs sril,,sS rsr 10 .sasea sesw9ea'
sss1~ea< Nawya,s f.t,s pas IS.n Cns.es.
Sr,.. psr..,a Ysn P,,.t Hs,.., rs~ Ci,'
Bostca Cist'p' wsksr Nsw.Ys,t ra.ss, IAN
Damon. He.n.y M.,asss ,s,ns c,;a, ss1 pn As"s
nss. f9 G SHARP. sharp Rehm'nd. Va Samuel
,usaa pAsIsSsisss "A0h '-Ss scar N"s'Ais' "nsss-
ExNrUCKET March s-SS .,A, s...~ p....u
New YsrS ' "~s
NEW-BEDrORD March s--Arr bark I.ss,tia Aida.
New.Ysfk 70 III lar wbalus ,th sh,p Auauhsn WIN
sor Mazda Oct IS via 81 Helena Ian n sehr ss,a.
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IStenmers Mt New.OrIeans.

NEW. ORLEANS, Monday, March 8, I6j2
The steamship Falcon 10 reported below. The
Crescent City has not come up yet, being detained
by dense fog.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Passengers Sailed

"a S!1s' SsS.; S:s:.
Duck, lady and child .lT Russell BsIford Coz. mes.
i'ps'I Pinto and Issy. M Haniisson W f. fas.
B. Goodman Rev. ! Butts, j. Flint X FAY 8 4 chs
En-, ing ss s; . @ i:%:; s:':st co;i:
s p, Webb n qsns't. J. ". Rsnsy, T. {, Ninns.J.o.
watkins ~ Lansing Ts s::, q BIsT pssi.n
! Nav D. Luther. T. Bsrsam, O. Lsadea,J. Adams. g.
Pike Pike, DAVID T'nD:sn, G. r',s'I a. !aaa-
sas:%.s'. msr r;:: q La y:
" Jane, II; B.ncross: +; GILBERT, W xSr.:rdss o.
MN. M:aas " 8; B.idicT. { y Pla'T Z , sal'4'
Thomas. j. MccSilouss, y. G; B;Sso,: J; HsI.ss,a,
s. Flores N. Quisis,s, c: W., Milford " Sssrie,'
sun s' sIs PRESCOTT. M K1s1 Mi: Bog
ford, W Tssssy: s R%sps- ss @;Ief'1 fi,.
3 Mash:I, q cssa,. b ere. Green's. q s.
k E.:ss p WOOD ID f g. st.a. s.SSss
\. siGond, j. Roo:, W Ford; NJ Hams. = Hsrns Il A.
wSssisr, J. vsa y.uIt .aSsrs, J. HAYES. II y,s..-
sss ssan ssIs'; sns.: s'Is., Y ss.:
Lhehhsid '; Hints: C. Hsnek, yofsss, O. rSrb s.a
s ssSdso,d 4 H. w scs' Cana s.a n phps
Merrill J. Eaton, A. J. P.rnsnss, Tsf,, D,n,y; ~.
assssH v a sH wssDisi snl sy w.iii..
= + Sabn.cn RI p Morsll Y l. Kspnedy. ~. N Bar
rett W. Jackson. y. lison. Bowman g. knoI X sas-
tsr Bu,L PIgn: C. o sa:ds:; .; 4 J Hs99,
M;:. as, ssq = s.s:; E: :s:; 1sss
Johns. T. Johns p. Lsaslois and many others N mo
n stsams&ts GIessop, for G,ssgosxMIr RorbTcs.
Thomns Rjtcber de-, Mater Richer. do, NJ 1tsinan'
Germany Mr q stsinan d., nes,s yoss2s t,
BnsAe 4. H. Roee'tsos c,s.da, yosn Hss ~ H,rv
Hsiossid GIassov, George wilkes, Breskfyn, Robert
Head New Ysrk John Blair, Nsva Scotia
By Telegraph.
CHARLESTON, March s-Ar. banks Jssles, New
Yerk Hernisas Providence bns Csnns' aaa scr "a
nee . S:.iI ..hr Samuel Bolton, Phaadelpha.
NEW OIL Fans. March SAN. sAips Pacific and Ten
sessss, Nsv-Ysrh
Whalsss.
An nj Nsw-Bsdfssd sth ast. ship lava ststss, fro.
Psrtas Ocean. VIII 81 bills spsr. iee o. Vial: %;
Hicks. sknnsr. y: L.: % sbls spern ysa isa g
a. 10 g. long al IL W., Rambler, Porter, MANI CO..
issh lat q II g., isss Is w.. bari Dsvs, hsss' ." ~
letter fsn Csps xnsss u ship Len $500 -
New. Ssafoss. rpsr hsr n q: coat Z Lswn s =
MIA jan H. with 80 bbls whale, 20 q. -. n de
Board and bsiling hsvIsg taksn ~ 49, crew =
feur vesLs previous ThsL IA -. ~ vss Ssssrtsd
,sss e. sss T.: a.:
Csgt Eilisea writes that there ysss 49,. 81
cruising n that vSsnlty, Ne VI - ~ :. sn1 tSs
-A 80 s:e q ns- vhsI - l:. e
Sps p. s. :ssasf "a whsstss hsss sss1
la o. VITA go Ibis. - 81 saeA' "A4ss
eeusstl
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osCsliss orsusS Dec IS Java, rhemsssa. " ". voe
,e.ls,h wniis. Ezra Alien n. B. tes % lresssss1
sess t.spssssd shppss sons)-Aus =, Niger. Jersersa
B. Ire ~ SO ~h-pec. Is. 'srier No .,and, y:
tine report n sevsr .sssfs 81 sho Asssl Gisss
erIef TIE Adeli.e Gisas of y. r.. ssise s,ssAed y
~ Nsuner isasds. gs data. Pheeix. winslsw. Mat.
Nv So Auastle Coleman. do <0s 80
AZ syeEey n s. Oct "a sAip Boy, Merry vayrsn.
ss.suns I'd Sspt - Head. Of TAI bsvca. for Ssu<A
Il - SD leA, Bsile. Of do. Sor Do
pa.st o. cassnne. Dec Is. bsrhs Ro;hsekli. Small. Of
Hsa'd trsm no Date. sc alp MassaeA usss, Be mott
N. b.. % days oat al well, bisekssh
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SUPREME COURT, City aad Couaty

- Of New. Ysh William 4. Coils and William Il.
Mitchell against Alexander Rtddelt -lSammon. ios .
DELL: You hereby summoned and required 70 -
swsT the complaint this action which was nled ~ tns
scs M ths CLERK Of tbs City and County Of Nsw-rort
ON the avn day Of January 1884, aad 20 serve COPY
your to the said complaint on the subscnnsss -
burrh Kings County within twenty days sftsr NE servos
hereof sncusvs the day Of such and 700 h
10 answer the ssd complaint within the time sfofesai1
hs plaintiffs this will take judgment asans
ons with interest from the day Of February one
Thousand eight hundred and forty nine besides tho cost u
this action - Dated January ~, 1852
iaB Law l2w W q. N. & ID. MEEkER, PlthS Attys. :
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Later from Havana, by the Falcon at New
Observation-Disclosures OF a new Captain

General.
NEw-ORLEANs, Monday, March s, 1851
=. TAaa as6aRyaip EsG9g. sEIyeq RsIs s9;aay rom
She reports that the Condo Milahores has been
appointed Captain General of Cuba in the place of
General Concha.
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---.- 10 urpERY GIVEN. a

NJ0TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, &C.
sersss e i: az g a.. - u sSs cy q BrssEySs e
s.s.sd hat sSs ,sssirsA y s1ssG =; 49,: 80
49, n bssinssc No q nyls-sv N he CtI Its
r.. = = ssiHs h IA SsE g AcgSs No asr5-Ds1ss
is.y $500 Z, ~ Sso SHhtS4ssSos. n.'s.s
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VTyO JOHN RELYEA, Defendant. You

w JVIIIN NIfII IIIty DUfCTuufS' Il OW
i are hereby summoned 70 aaswsg the complaint %
George Bennett Plaintiff action against IN the
Supreme Court and serve copy Of your answer on u %
ElmiTa Chemurs County. within twenty days after the
service this exclusive Of the day Of servics
and you fail to the said compliant As hereby re-
CURED the said Paatf will take judgment sgsiast zoe
for one hundred and shty eight dollars snd ntsrest
thereon from January 49, ,85l besdss costs Ths said
csmpa was filed the Office Of the CLERK Of ChsmunG
"S'' HART 4 VAN DERLYNN.
M lavswWed Plaintiff Attofneyl
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By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
Nomination Of New-York Harbsr-
-- Masters.

SPECIAL Dtspotch 10 The New.York Tribune.
ALBANY, Tuesday, March 0, 1859.
The Governor has to-day nominated all the old
Harbor. asters for reappomtment, with one e1-
ception. That is PORTER G. SHERMAN in the
place Of JOHN HYER.
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IN puRSIIANCE of .n order of tha Sur.

rossts Of the County Of New-York notice y hereby
given 70 all persons having CLAIMS against BkNyAMlN
SMITH, late Of the City OF New-forkj deceased He-
the store Of Denton Smith Co, No a Front O. Ae
CITY of New York before thu first day VI May nsr-
Dn'ed Nev-Yefk tho 2Bth dsy Of October. 1851.
oSo h vsmWeds WILLIAM HERMAN. Executsg.
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NOTICE is hereby given, according s e
r cfIbR i.ts N rhs CITY o} Brocklyn, Kiny Cox
cssssd thsJ required 2 sasss s y ~ ssss
the vouchers thereof 70 The supssn q I. - cny IL
sssYo%. q. q s.isss he ,s1 S,E A EEnHsE.
October II, 1851 Adnnn6ru&r1x.
oiS IaNlmWeds --------------
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u the owners Of property lyisE between tbs East sse
Huesya Rrvers and cad and 7d-sts, that the PLAZA u
Grades reported BY s5 NJ % open '' ~
aniLstios ct the Office Of Edwin Smith, ESQ Chairman
the Comm ssioasn, No 3fryoa-row, until Thursday me
18Th DAY Of arch inst, when the COMMITTEES on hosds
whom The has been referred together with tho Com
missansrs. will meet att p. NJ a. the Office Of the CsH
Of he Board Of Assistant Aldermen, 20 hear obsctsns
thefe,o-hncb o. le32 -.
JOHN DOHERTY, on
ALONZO ALvORD, Roads.
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By Telegraph.

cHARLrsfON March s-Ar. banks Jssles, Nsw-
Ycrk Herpisas Providence; bns CsnmA asa seAf- a.
NJ C.sysS .~hr Samuel Bolton, Phladslphia.
NEW. ORLEANS, March s-An. sAips Paciae ana Tsn-
uessss, Nsw-Yort
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the
Surrogate Of the County Of estics e hereby
syen 81 persons having claims against THOMAS MA
HER late Of the CITY OF Nswfork, deceased 20 prssess
the ssise with thereof N the subscIbor e hs
resids.cs No 500 Bowery street. II the CITY ~ New
York on or before the fifteenth dsy Of june ns
dI0 lsw6nWs JOHN W. REA. Executor.
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NOTICE il hereby given that the pro-

l Y cssJs of the sale Of the real srsts Of LUDWIG
KLNK deceassd Wal be the crsdtors Of Tie
dscss.ea socsfdr law Y ne ssrr:ss'' q ne os.s
City Of New Yoh on the Ahh day II April asss, 81 10
o'clock, A N New York, Feb a. 1854
A. w. BRADFORD, Surrogate
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order oil the
J. Surrogate d ths County Of New York. notice q esrs-
by sysn 70 all persons havEg claims agans. WlLilAm
ii BoCARDUs late Of the Ctytf New Ysrk Coonss!1es-
stLsw, deceased. to present the sans with vsschsu
thereof TO the subscriber at the Office Of Anthony kDe-
ertsou Esq No William street IN the City u New
90 or before the twsfh day OF yans u-Datsd Now
i"'' ~' AA'' s'' JACOB A. ROBERrsOn,
Ala t.vsmVsd HxscatSg. e.
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rosas the County of New York. notice hsreey EyH
- all persons having claims asanst ChktSIIAN % muk
ne same Nth vouchers thereof 10 the suscners. g -
,nice Of LOUIS Blsidom, No. Broadway, m the ~
New York on or before the third day Of MAY nsr-DSs@
sew-Y York. the asth day u 0ctobsr 1871 ..~x
LOUIS BLEIDORN. AdmfnlsuaSes
szs lawsmweds ELLEN MULLER. Adninzsusints
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I'm emDIyOI was oHcicu nosPhoA"y " sN~ >sV W.
Monday night as follows, by Aid, Barr
Whereas Hon. Howell Cobb now Governor OF Georgia,
for his and PATRIOTIC services In the congress OF
the United States. his dienifed abe and lmpsns pear
ms al Speaker OF the House of Representatives, anu ma
and important agency In securing the saopuo1
Of the late Compromise measures mas ac9 asd nson.
Of the eloquent and able
of the country and snted the grateful attention aud
respect of tbs cizens Of this metrePes and where's
this disiir guished gentleman 10 present IN TINS CJ
The ssma of ..sS sss:s ss PS to
ait on him tender hun the OF the governors
Room in the CITY Han for the purpose Of meeting 'hs c
The Committee appointed were AID Barr, starte-
want and Haley.
ON Sunday night disturbance oc.
CURED in Thirc.av, near Forty nth ST., and re-
suited in man named VIM. kilter being shot In the
shoulder and in all probability fatally wounded.
appe airs that about ii O'Clock that night one ia
cob Rotten observed three men in the act of stealing
boards nom the fence OF his employer, vafnsn
maker, and requested them to leave. They refused,
and used insulting language to him, whereupon ns
decla cd he would shoot them If they did not so of.
kilier, who was one of the men, then drew knife
and threatened to use 1, on Rotten, who answered
by putting several slugs into his shoulder. The
wounded man was taken INTO house nea! oy, sna
oper was made acquainted Win tue occurrence, ana
ordered the arrest OF Rotten, who was taken - the
bedside of kilter. and idennned ey MIA a. VOC MAJ
Who shot him. The TIVE persons VINO were WIN
him at the time be was shot, however, we're unable
to recognize HIM az the man who nreo the gun,
The friends Of Rotten propose to prove an audi ana
state that they have positive evioence 70 sag" sS'
he was In bed at the time Klter was shot. II suca
shoud prove to be the case he Will De sci a. noeiy
and search will be made for the real perpetfaIor
the deed. Last evening tie Coroner, accompanies
BY the District Attorney, proce to The residence
OF Kiter for the purpose OF taking his deposition, ~
1t is feared he will not recover. Tho affair VII b
Investigated fully.
AT q late hour on Sunday night, Coroner
Ives held an inquest on ths bsdy Of the unknown f.
male who was found on Sunday afternoon, In the
pssmises,No. s7} Kipsst She was ascertained to pc
q German woman, named Charlotte Wheimeir, 20
years Of age who was vestmaker, and had room IN
kipg-s She had not been or heard Of for days
previous to her boey being discovered ladder vas
procured BY the Eighth Ward Police, who assembled
10 the window of her room and found her dead IN
bed The room door was then broken open, and
paper labeled arsenic was lying on the table TAs
name of Dr. Knapp, No 500 Hudson. st., was written
on the table. The deceased was formerly servant
in the employ Of Mr. Bernard Luoer. No l44A Canal
A. with whom she had lived for % months. Ne
reason Il assigned for the commssion Of he act.
The Jusy Tsadsrsd verdict Of dsssA by sSicsas.
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The subscriber being duly sworn, doth deposs and say.
Mat the articles stated above paid for By said de-
ponent and that said articles purchased for and were
eossunsd by the members Of the Common Council and
othsrs bv their authority JANIS TAYLOR.
gworn before this 18th day Of Feb, 1853.
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10 he Editor of Tie Union !

10 Ne LdIOT " INC Union
have for some time been indignant at the abuses OF
the Pension Office. but submitted from necessity, as
had hope of redress reform from Taylor or Fill
cabinet | made or two efforts, and then
ceased altogether. determined abide that coming revo
luton in the administration the premonory hunders of
which now sohong in
am graied at seeing. however, that others are fur
nshng facts in relation to that subect which will be
useful in the future How the Commissioner OF PEN
sions and his firm friend and patron, Mr.. Stuart, will
come out of the investigation is yet TO be seen.
In the Ewe case, referred to by your correspondent on
yesterday do understand whether the deceased Capt
Ewell the relative of Mr.. Heath, the auditor,
who passed the account at Richmond, OF of Mr..
Weems. the administrator. should be glad the public
knew the connexon among these parties, it may fur
nsh satisfactory solution OF the action of the Virginia
auditor in the
By the by, was it in character it accident
which induced Virginia cabinet officer of wing ad-
mnistraiion to appoint to mporan federal office
State officer dismissed from State Office!
would merely ask, in addition, Of your correspond
ent whether Mr. Heath, Mr.. Stuart for him. has ap
pointed any of Mr. Heaths relations to Office in his bu
reau and So state their names, stations, business,
and compensation. If appointed by formal
commission, has Mr.. Heath employed one with
out commission and oath of Officer and if so, in what
business were they employed Let have the truth,
the whole truth, and nothing bu, the truth
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ayou cannot feel panied Al the travelling per.
.om.oess OF General Scott said one OF the bIaves sol
AIR. Of the last war with England, now distinguished
me,r Of the army than do all the gallant men In The
..ryice. We feel humialed through him, and we de-
,or. his elsetioasesing exhibitions almost as much as
50, should depiore his election" The noble and high
.or,sd officers ia the army cannot do otherwise than
fs the came emotions. They tenacious OF their rePn
t.iou. They are intelligent OF their owa du'ss ana de-
..ryipxs They admit frankly that the army 10 mol
.rho,l where statesmen are made, Hence II 10 'ha',
Knowing General Scott by long association win MN,
knowing his temper his vanity and the generally con
.ocuous deficiencies OF his nature they oppose his cleo
Nan ,lmo,, without exception Deeply mortified as they
are .. hi. ridiculous displays before various public meet
~. ,hsv are not sstonshed But they feel that his Elk
..ni. md the criticism il has provoked and the fate
,h,i awaits it, may be used against themselves and thus
,, General Scots most luckess candidacy may be quo
ed against the army ITSELF and seized upon by the enc
uos, of that noble branch Of the public service What,
..d here is true OF nne-tenths OF the officers of the
.mv and il furnishes material for valuable reflection
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-10-21

sale OF lot OF BOO 900 pouads OF fine wool large
manufacturer, but The efitis have been allowed
ansplrc The purchase IT, howevef not for de idne puf
like the large sale OF 800 900 pounds made fortnight
OF Ohio wool al 4s cents without reflections, by New
York dealer TO eastern ds lane manufacturer la sd
don 10 tslarge sale various lots have been sod
ing 10 about 5000 pounds 80 AZ cents and 90 00o
poands parcels at 40 81 cents which are however, in
lots OF retail character The stock OF fleece has been
greatly reduced, and is esimaedt exceed 20o
900 pounds, mostly fine wool This is very light stock
Tor the season Of tho year There is very little wool in
maes under 40 cents. Ia pulled wool transactions
have been light, only are the receipts small ;
but there is disposition hold higher prices than the
market affords There is evident upward tendency
from tho Of demand over the quantity Offering
notice sales only of 5000 pounds No. country pnlled al
Some holders asking i5 cents but which is two cents
above the present market
Flour is more frm-sales straight State 81 A Ohio
common, VI 90 mixed western, " 81 a 81 81. Corn
meal, " 70. Wheat is quite acvoll0 liz cents, Gen
oseo white western, 100 Corn is active at rs IA
cents western mixed Rye, 80 cents delivered Whskey
2Si cents. Pork Is lower-sales SIT o. old mess;
Si8 ~, new Sl6 % new prime Lard, IL a l24 cents
new
The stock market presents feature with the Ell
ception OF Erie railroad, which now track is being
constructed at an expense OF about 50 900 stock
this, $4,000 900 have been issued and much more will is
before January The market therefore heavy under
these sales The heavness of the market is ascrBed to
Cuba but the pressure of stocks made sell is much
more practical influence. The market closes firm.
Yours, PRENTICE.