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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-02
DOUBL S H E E Il
The Weekly Herald.

The Nrw York WEEKLY HERArp viii be published at
half past nipe o'clock 10 morrow morning It's contents
VIII emb acc full account OF .he death Of Henry Clay
the iustrious statesman aud pstrot with sketch OF
As life and public services Single copies in Wrappers,
si1pencs. These residing iu the First, Second, and
xhrd words DESTROYS of having COR Weekly Edition
Nett at their houses will please leave their at
he off
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forger.es and frauds on the general government
which attracts great deal attention, our repor-
ter announces the arrest and committal Of b Q.
H.;yht. (of the late firm Of Palmer & Co, of Cali
foruia tickle. notoriety,) on charge of obtaining
poaey under false pretences.
In addition to an immense quantity Oh otner en-
tertaiping reading, eur inside pages this morning
contain some interesting information relative to Mr.
sgber. the Irish exile; the annual Commence
mept Of the College Of New Jersey; important rola-
tive 10 affairs in Nicaragua; the Auditors state-
ment of the financial condition Of the New York
canals proceedings in the Court of Sessions; theat
rical notices; advertisements; SO.
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M O N e ri A r. K &c II

Il.
Quotations for stocks steadily advancing and tr,ns-
actions increasing Business in the street Is for
cash than usual and spectators take hold with
confidence and energy The rapid accumulation Of mo-
nsy and the difficulty exper enced in finding employ
for it. must give still greater impulse to the stock
market and produce most active speculation. At the
first board to day, Delaware and Hudson advanced a per
cent llnos State Bsnk "a New Jersey Zinc u; Flo
rence and Aeyprt. u; Erie Railroad. y; Harlem "a;
Long Island "a stonipgton ri Norwich and Worcester
~; North American Trust u. At the second board,
Illinois State Bank went up "a per cent, North American
1rust. !; Edgeworth 70. Norwich and Worcester de-
clined q; stonington, al Erie Railroad al Michigan
Central Railroad. u. The market closed firm ut our
quotations. and very little stock WAS offering
The European intelligence by the steamship Africa
possesses very little interest The money market
manned unchanged Capital abundant that =
was difcnt to make loans upon any terms The effect
Of this state of things upon Consuis had bet fvora
be and cousos closed at dividend OF Tho produce
markets unfortunately were inactive and Depressed
The value of merchandise and specie I'M ,Ited into
and exported from this during the month of june
in each OF the past two years annexed
COMMERCE PoRT NEw YoRK-yAlvE OF M
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Personal Intelligence.

Arrivnls ct the IrylDg--D. II BALDWIN Baltimore, n.
Brennan England; r. payne. Washington; q II
Morrp, U. 8 N W II Phillips Washington Hon. Y 4.
Martin New yorx BrowDll Ky
Al the Astor--I Hon j. Bradley Boston; A. Grinnoll
baltimore; =. ~ Fisher Philadelphia; W. Butler IN.
DIANA q n. Dexter doorgia, Y "A Fisher Washington.
Az tie How ardlipn, W, y Kutton quebec; j. yio,
MAJ Hon. u u Ackey Auburn Hon DnfRe n.
~, Rev LAtleiohD New Ilayep ". q. Wright Nch ;
. u buacs. Palsdclils'ai = y Rey'ana Richmond,
Va
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The American mail steamship Franklin, Captain Wot
ton viii leave this port at to morrow, for South
anpton and Hayre The mails will close at half past
Am o,cl
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THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT What has become
Of the Holy Alliance! Are they fasting and pray
ing for forty days before buckling on their armor
for the fight! Surely they have not relaxed in
their efforts so soon Will they allow the grog
shops and the rowdies to have it all their way |!
Are the efforts of the teetotaers like u meteor,
which flashes for moment aud then is extinct for
ever? is the cause of cold water dead and buried
or is it only asleep? Or is it because they have
conquered the enemy that they lie down to take in
glorious repose! 1t appears that the cause Of rum
stronger than it il ut present, at least if
We to judge of all the wards from the condition
Of one. According to Peter Squres, captain of The
Eleventh ward police, the disorders of the ward
proceed almost entirely from the prevalence of grog
shops, OF which there tve hundred, open at all
hours Of the day and nisht-Sunaays not excepted
where villanousy bad liquor may be got by he
peppy's WORTH according to the stomach or finances
of The customer" 0, Holy Alliance, awake, arise.
or be forever fallen Speak cat now organize, and
to the scratch, OF forever hereaftar hold thy
peace. Where is /" the Reformed Drunk ard picked
from the cnrb-stones Where is Cough! Where
is Greeley? Where are all TIE leaders Of the Holy
Alliances Have they changed their principles, and
gone back like the that was washed, to its
wallowng in the mire
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Roots magnificent Crsycn Dasucrreotype
Is thing yet achieved BY the
Examine then at No. S63 Broadway.
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U. s. Co,nmisstoner's Court.
Before Joseph Biideham, Esq

1'I7TV '7I-'P1 = I"F I''1I' f7'F
IDN = Charge Of Rteoh In the OF the TX sea
men charged 9th revolt board the American ship
Ihangrge ~ tony Kong ~ Commissioner decided IN
Committing the accused for tsal
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The best likeness OF Henry Clay ever
taken can be seen at ROOFS Gallery No. 36s Broad way
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.vhsd Of the best taken OF aim
nav be seen At BRA Gallery No 206 Brsad~sy where
nav be found large collection Of portraits Of eminent
men open At eli times TO the public,
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RESTORING xhs Haar.-AmOlher wonderful
e<se Is that ofMr Gnlas Of Hy Bowsry, NJ r city, be-
tween Dssnoy and Rivngon streets He bad several
years and has only nssd large bottles OF KELLIN-
GERs Hae Fluid start his hair beautifully This u
very that easily be Ne seed
be deceived; in China Sold In beautiful
bottle 81 eech 50 dox cash 2So Pearl strsst z76
and SOC Hope Co., Hudson and Cham
bers street Mrs Hays IFS Fulton street. corner Of
Sands and Gold streets BrosblyR
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This is by no means a favorable exhibit There Is
difference of than three millions Of dollars in our
favor on the foreign trade Of this port the month of
June, 1851, compared with the corresponding month in
1852 The difference in exports in specie In June
1851 S6462367 Of pece shipped, and IN June 1852
only So 556355. The export. of merchandise In June
1852 were just about The in June 1851 The az
gregate value imports ports during tha drst s
months in each Of the past two years. as annexed -
COMMERCE or The PoRT New YoRK.-yALuE OF M
PORTS
First sir months Of 1851. 1852 1852
Imports. s72 o63 675 SCI 800 3s4 Dec SO 4a7 20
Exports...... 43 su34H 377t0626 Dec 6I92 SIS
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A fine Portrait Of Gen. Pierce may he seen
Mt ROOTS No 33 Broadway. Also, Aiboni, Jenny Lind.
AND nth notahlaa
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JENNY LIND AN ABOLITvoNIsT 1t appears from
the gossipping letters OF Grace Greenwood, in the
Ncfaom0l Era, that Jenny Land is strong abolition
isl. This writer sailed with her in the Atlantic to
England. and had the opportunity of knowing her
sentiments which eli cited in peculiar manner
IN connection with Harriet Beecher Stoves book
"Unce Tens Cabin 1t is q curious fact thrt
nearly all the great celebrities who here from
Europe aboiitionists, JUST because they doat
understand anything about it, except what they
hear from itinersnt lecturers in Europe. Kossuth
very showed bis learning in that way, and
some ether distinguished men who have come hero
from other countres but the unlet,ered Irish aborer
could teach them all Lesson, and understands the
question far better than they DO. By-the-by, it
seems that Jenny Lind's husband is also abo
tiopist well jew and 10 doubt the ad mira
sion of Grace about this gentcmans person, spring,
from this source. If Mrs. Ctto Godschmid5 were
disposed 20 be jealous, she might well be at the
eSIava CANT laudations Of her husbands chsrms by
this lady; but Jenny viii probably recollect that
Grace was equally wild in her praises Of Kossuths
person, whom she compared to Jesus Christ, and
called him the saviour CT the world.
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tween Dssney and Eiviesoa streets wa. bai
ss.s Il: IL S1Y at: M
that ss;n sAS y b % No
Ssss:: !, sssh - dss. cash $50 Pear 20
bsrs street sys Fulton street. and the corner Of
"Mr. e. rho,n.s Lyon, Dear Str, have
used your xah;rou Cor The pas. ten month"; Ind h..
pronounce the hest article either or ssdSsss o. Grey
aas @ t"'iSE ssa rs
Odd cor Ninth s,res, A GuiSn l2 30 very ::
ssS los sra III sons ws
FA wg Fulton s.s.
100 asls.. street smith cor CoaI. street and Non
''''' '' eth fl9sAs LYON. ,sl sreadwsy.N.
Cxlstadoro's Liquid Hair Dye.-This pre-
a SsR he @ y the
% sppsd and sSs nna retail cKis
House Private room for applying the dye and fitting on
liar m.siea power is eestsrsa in DAVIss Rshvsre for
and Ess
thereby
cheap rs ice 90 cent. per polite For zoe g. the RAJ
No. 49, SSss s1 a .a,d
Brooklyn.
The nrst shave-don't You recolIect 1t u
and you wished your beard was STRONG and thick
Well you make 10 and IL have by
using bottle o. Grahams Onguent have tine beard in
This dollar bottle. Sent
co the country safely r. @. GRAHAM, lS Ann street.
Wigs end TOupecs.-BatchelOr's ne w style
efWg the most perfect Imitation II naure
yet invented Those wanting superior article shou
call at BACHELORS cee6r ated Wig Factory No Wall
street whore found the largest aud beat
In the city Copy the ADDRESS
Hair Dyc.-BatchcI0r's celebrated Liquid
Hair Dye the discovered coiorug the hair
whisk.rs the /. applied The aderfu aud
certainty with which this fvorta and old estabbed Har
bye performs astonishing L. is for sale, applied at
BA1tEELOR's Wig Factory No. Wall street. Copy the
address.
GOuraud's Liquid Hair Dye, Is, without
Exception reservation, the best
" celebrated Is Gourauo Medcated Soap for
ole freckss sallowness ehsps, roughuess &c Pouace
subtitle uproots bair rom any part Of The body dsaT
aonge Lily White, and Hair Gloss, at 81 walker street.,
asar Broadway.
Saunders' Metallic Tablet Str0p.-Chls
article 20 known fr its wondernl powers In sharpen
pg Rszors can be obtained At No. Aston House, and Mo-
3S7 Broadway
CTistndOrO was not mistaken In the be-
let that truly sc'en te preparation to hair
would command an Immense patronage, and inmenso
SALE His Liquid Hair Dye has ut taken it's place in
the world OF fashion, above the reach Of competition
piled and soo wholesale and retail at Crstadoro Wig and
Scalp establishment No. Aston House. Private for
applying TIE dye and citing on wigs
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and Greenwich streets, selling zephyr silk and
UndsrgarmeDt ane Shirts Of his manufacture
Stncks Crayats Halfhose Gloves Handkerchief,
cheap Shirt Depot At prices far below those usually
for he
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GENERAL scorrs Pmy A.. ArrAms, AND TEE

GENERAL Ecorr's PIv ArH AFFAIRS, AND rHB
wAsHreror LErrya wnrsRs.-we have received
letter from Washington, for publication, in refer
ence to the domestic relations Of General Scott and
his family; and we take this occasion to say that
such are not the materials upon which we conduct
our course in political affairs With the private re.
Istions of General Scott's family the newspapers
have no business to intermedde, and all respectable
Washington letter writers ought to be ashemed Of
such dishonorable warfare The letter Ia question
says, among other things, that letters have been
addressed, by Ger tain wings, to ali the Catholic
bishops in the United States. appealing for their in
auence over their Aocks in behalf of the election Of
General Scott, the ground of his family connec-
ton with the Catholic church, and that several
favorable answers have already been received.
This general charge-which may or may not
be without foundation-the writer follows up
with certain particulars relating to General
! Scott's family, which We know to be incorrect,
unjust and unwarrantable. We despise all such
base xpedients in party politics. The Neto York
Tribune, in its abuse Of Gen. Pierce, has set
the example of pursuing political candidate into,
and hunting him out Of his own house; but we claim
to conduct the New YoRK HERALD upon a higher
standard Of political morality. Enough is known
Of the private relations Of Gen. Scott and Gen.
Pierce to justify the public opinion that they are
both above reproach in that respect. Satisfied 0,
this, cannot follow Greeley in the dirty work Of
low personal abuse Of either candidate; and
respondents every where will please bear this in
mind The first question to be settled is, will salt
petre explode?
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NFws FROM CsRrHAGErA We are indebted 10 a gen.
te'san Of thii city fl files Of the Cartbsgena de-.
rorad1 to the Cd ult. That paper Is dlsd 10 every
number with articles In which Gsner. Joe Nsrs Oman
DO candidate Of the liberal party for the Presl
dency, rs commended with the greatest she
secton Of that country Ills comp titor IL General Ds
The news OF that country has other interest
than he diCcuss!oDs between the two political parties
preparipg for the contest.
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n
and other nOtables.
Complete Revolution In Prices OF Floor
md cs.ps
yard Oh Co.h. p TO y Three Ply Carpets. siS 70
dow Shades Taos Covers Sc at about ono
Crystal Palace Again.-Patent Tapestry
Carsess sxhisltsa the eslds Fai s the
ANDERsGN's Also Pardoe's aud Crosby sons Eng.
sh EshsisoT Tapestry and Brussels Carpets are sold
Self Knowledge Is said to be ono Of the
most dhca acquisitions life but knowledge where
ootan the best Hat hard acquire inamueh
sss s H.
ssaSy aR S s his ~ s
Monnssn Beavers for the sunmer hi sht and Isle
Of Strsws and Panamas
Aid and comfort to the peopIe,--rhe geo
Pies ha,tsrs guarantee both 70 Those who Aes shs
Why should we auarre for riches,
sss hssrs and i i il p. II, brooches
The Brssshes and light heart. wish Coats
ner Of BeecAer and Carmine streets.
Gentlemen from the soath and West will
CO know
they with sAfs .sag
They invited to call at III Broadwa between Ito
And Grand streets No deviation frofu marked prices
The Broadway Fashiona bIe Clothing Em.
ysiium Of ALFsED MuHRQE 20, No All broadway,
Sahy crowded with PURCHASERS who seem pleased with
sS facility and BY Thsa they sag suit them
Of purchs ing their clothing ready made parcu
No Al Broadsay IN Boys and Children's Cothias, A
Co Offer assortment of infinite variety which for
sssp, Of designs = Of
:ur2ascd eqnaled by any other similar establishment
In New York Purchasers invited to call judge
themselves, No deviation from marked prices.
The most pleasant way Of spending the
n as s s 1 sSss
PR0CH l2O and l22 Fulton street, and our word for
yon will be comfortable all day.
What folly to ask where the cheapest and
s ha M 81 sd ~ Il e sn Tsysr
76 Fulton street, of Gold daily
to be found anywhere.
Cool, Cheap, and Fashion abIe.-The White
Duck oats at Union Ball-lute thing an pro
pace with demand. They the most elegantly eat
sooi and Becoming r,prssr WHY WHY
permit III cut badly to be sold in his
establishments and his stock of summer COATS
looms sacks SC, &C. is the most fashionable well
cheapess in Union Hall, of Fulton and Mas
sau streets
laws n'abe but they much more susceptible Of mis-
application than the rules by which the human figure is
No. Aston House To fit like of Green's shirts, has
become proverbia standard of perfection.
For Australia and ifornia.-Gentlemen
extensive assortment Of Travelling Shirts Dress Shirts
on'eT snr.S anu Dra%ers Money bet,
IRA PER2Go Son 81 S.ss. ana street, retail
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states foreign countre resident In the
sae hsy. their seals Cf ofcs engraved BY the
hest artists at FVERDELLS No 500 Broadway jorper Of
Duane street Also elegant card engraving and print
bsraIdrv tugrAyipQ
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THE HEALTH OF THE CIrY-THE COMMON CoUN.
Gil AND TUE CRY INSPECTOR. Supreme Court
having decided in favor of the Common Council
abolishing the health wardens which have hitherto
existed in the city, the City INSPECTOR appeals to
the people, pending an appeal to higher court of
law. He says the city is in an awful condition with
fl.h, and he throws the blame on the Common
Council. This is serious responsibility. Are
they prrpcred 10 assume it! What ii cholera or
some other epidenic should hroak out' The Com
mon Council have tho power to Ak the number Of
wardens AID the City Inspector has the power 20
MEME whom he pleases. Unless he will get rid Of
those Who know ne wards, and arc acqua,nted with
their duties, and appoint democrats il their stead
the Common Council will not DECLARE that even
one warden is necessary, that tho City Inspector
Is paIaly7ec, and his cfice rendered nullity. Is
the city to be left in state # abon.natiou or The
health of the people to suffer from mere difference
in pcli,ics' This is all wrong, aud VIC hope it viii
be speedily set right.
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try about this time WISHING their supply Shoes must not
forget alsrs In Canal street where they find
and plensd assortment Of Cater Boots Shoes India
RUBBER &c. for Ladies. Misses aud Children; also Boys
and Youths Patent Leather Boot Brogsns and Taylor
Ties, as low In price as any store In New York. at
MlLLER'S. 1874 Canal street.
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laws nfable but hey mach susceptible Of mis-
application than The rules by which the human figure is
measured at GREENS peerless shirt skim establishment
No. Aston House To fit like Of Green's shirts,
become proyerbal standard of perfection.
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s7 adeay Offer OF heir own inpottaon 70 connos
and Others the bnort Brandes pr0duc,l Ia CaRnac
and matured by age eighth casks dem ohns and bottles
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Shoes, Caters Slippers &c., of every ut ~e
CITY, go TO BROOKS Boot and shoe Emporium $50 Futo!
Boys, Youths and Chldrens Boots Shoes Caters an,
Slippers Of variety and style The very article
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Boots and shOes.-Ladies', Gentlemen's,
and Cbildrens Boots, Shoes
and best quality and the abe prices All
orders promptly attended 70.
JOHN BURRELL. l19 Hudson,
Corner Of North Moore late of 39l Greenwich 81.
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has been tese: by OF bath sexes. ana
articles Applied and sole wholesale and retail Girls
YADoRuS wiz aud Scalp establishment. No. Aston
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Jrparn Tor sea voyages vii md &C our estabshmsnt
extensive of Travelling Shirts Shirts
Hickory Shirts Under Shirts and Drawers Money Belts
Umbrellas. Cravats Hosiery &c. &c. Wholesale and
IRA PEREGO SON, 81 Nassau street.
The Zephyr Vest, for Summer wear. of
Ray Adams The pleasure OF wearing this
cool and refreshing fabric greatly BY
the conviction that its texture is shdu the
consequences Of sue den temperature
RAY & ADAMS, Hosiers, SOL Broadway.
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Aid and comfort to the people. peO-
PIES guarantee both those who scar ser sht
and airy drab beaver Hat Competent Judges have
nounced it the ne plus ultra Of HAT. Standard
prices 81 and So HF w. No. II Park opposite Astor
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lis KossUTH CHARITABLE, OR is He Nor f-Kos-
suth has not yet responded 10 the invitation to de-
liver lecture in aid of tte Hungarian orphans now
10 this country Would he have been 50 slow if it
were to pr. money in his own purse Many people,
and some Of them admirers Of Kossuth, are begin.
inpg TO ask themselves this question. If no wants
10 exemplify the charity he preaches-if he wants
to retain the reputation he has been aboring to
earn, for pous, charitable and benevolent feelings
unalloycd by seiishness-let him come forward in
aid OF this or other charity, before he leaves
BY the by, bss he organized the grand army yet
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the ehsracrises Of the Laeies Ga.r slippers Buskins
Tts Nc. Manufactured by CAN1RFLL T. LABoY
IEAUX No s6 b very. Their prices are very
their stock very Iarg. their style of work very excellent
and every article .old NJ their establishment the
fashionable and attractive character
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Duck oats At Union Bail-lute thing an not
curane rlsewbeare popular that it is difficult
pace with demand. They the elegantly
summer Of the and cheap they
cool and becoming p. e. ROGERS, the pr ,prstor will
permit an ~ cut badly made garment to be sold in his
loons sacks &c. &C. the fashionable the
cheapess in Union Hail. of Fulton and Mas
San fra
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your kr uckles. Read little book, An apology Tor the
Nerves" ty Sir George Lefcvre. M d, endorsing every
claim for DR. WAITE Nervous Antdote. Any one In CON
sumption or disease read that book would not sleep
until they got the tidote the stimulus o, conf
Ieyed." IL is the Of all nervous influence W
n MILLETT Music Saloon, 800 broadway.
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GOuraud's Liquid Hair Dye, Is, without
xoeptcn the
celebrated Gonrauos Medcaed Soap for curing pim
1les. recklas saownass ehsps, roughuess &c Pouars
Subtle uproos hair from any part of The body GgaE
ionge Lily White and Hair Gloss at 81 Walker street,
Broadway.
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Saunders' Metallic Tablet Str0p.-Chis
Artcle, known fr wonderful shavpen-
Rszors be obtained at No Aston House. and No.
Rroa Az.
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Self Knowledge Is said to be ono OF thc

difc acquisitions life but knowledge where
ontain the best Hat hard TO acquire na-maeh
all the unite ia procaimng that Knox, No. rs
Fulton street. is the great Halter Of the age M Hats are
10 beauty and excellence al will he
PEELED to ADMIT who take look his fine stock u Rocky
Mountain Beavers for the summer, h hsht and S6 .c
m AMI
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ScorT's LITTER ON NATURALIZATION "A con.
troversy mas broken out in of he minor jour
nals in reference to SCOTS letter: and free soil
nncon poop assails another free soil nincompoop
about difference between tweedledua aud
tweedl-dee. The whole thing resolves itse'i intD
nuishel-a question of dote. Scott does rot 4. ~
that he ever wrote such letter, bnt OIL lat re
dec net recollect having written It in t. ,eaf IN
which Il is dated, as repubsbod This Is aere
qmbple-a difference of time-a year more Or
year less. Tho Whole difficulty would PROBABLY bo
solved by The correction of typograp lioal in
one Of the hsures Of the date We have seen mis-
takes Of dates made by the type in some Of ScottS
other letter. but this lid not affect .h9 genuine
Lass Of the letters themselves, in whc', tuere vas
no mistake. It II pitiful mode of getting rid o.
the force Of a letter, b. denying It's authentiey
because Of an error Of the printer in ito date.