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HALIFAX, July 2o--lI,p p. m.-The steamer America,
with Liverpool dates OF the 10Th inst and 60 passengers
has arrived
The anniversary of the 4th OF July was celebrated on
board the steamer Baltic in patriotic style.
| Apart from the elections, the news is unimportan
The markets dull owing TO the political excilements
ENGLAND.
The elections for members OF Parliament had been held
most OF the boroughs, and the result adverse To
the ministry The country elections may however. make
change. The Derby News Classics The members elect
as l56 liberals and 50 Debyiies The Times makes the
result 50 far 1879 beras, SO thorough minisienaliss,
and % liberal conservatives.
Among the most noticeable names returned are those OF
Lord John Russell and Baron Rothschd. for London
Lord Pamerston, Mr.. Layard, OF Nineveh celebrity,
Muntz and Schoneld Tor Burning ham T. s. Dunscombe,
Sir C. Wood, Hon / w. Gibson. and j. Bright. for
Manchester; J. A. Roebuck, from Sheffield; and X. M
Miles, Sir w Molesworth, J. l. Rlcards, Sir X
Peel and Hon. H. Labouchere. Messrs Turner and
Mckenzie, tories, have been elected from Liverpool.
Sir W. Clay and s. Butler Tor the Lower Hamlets,
where Geore Thompson has been defeated his conslit
expressing much dissatisfaction al his neglectlng
his duties and agilang in America Mr.: Strutt The lib
eral candidate, has been chosen from Nottingham, IN
The Royal Agricultural Society OF Liverpool offer a
prize OF G 900 and gold medal for the discovery of a
manure equal 10 guano, to be delivered in England al E5
A. Duncan & Son, of Dundee. in the fax trade. have
failed Their Liabilities are 100000. and their assets
small.
The brothers Slratford, recently imprisoned in Italy
have arrived at Liverpool.
FRANCE
kumors are aiioat OF Ministerial changes M. u
LHuys,s sau 10 nave oeeh onerea 'ne roreigh depart
men III. baroche inc ih'enof' anu ~. roulds the 10
parmehl OF FINANCE;
government 10 impose sa!t duty.
The instruction in Algeria had been suppressed foI
the present.
The Moaiev contradcis the statement that disaectoD
had been discovered n of the regiments OF The line
II was reported both at London and Paris that Louis
Napoleon had informed the British government that he
is prepared to admit certain English staples into France
on easy terms provided the British import duty French
wares be repealed
The condition OF the vineyards were less unsatisfactory
| on the Bord de las than on the Rhine
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tNnE New Route 20 Niagara Falls, from Albany 20
Rochester, Lockpor &c. by the opening The Rochester, Lock
Niagara Falls aoad enables Al
bany the Falls from the Falls Albany twelve hours
than by This will be convenience
saving OF time 10 the travelling public, and vary
share OF business.
Opening Of the Rochester, Loepor, and Niagara Falls Raoad
beautiful line Of will be opened
public Wednesday, June 80 1852 which time
win commence running follows:
LIST tran-Express, leaves Rochester at g 80 a. M
I'd 81 Accommodation g o 30 +"
Sd g Way %
Arriving Niagara Falls at o 80 a and 80 and
Returning trains leave Niagara Falls
LIST uan-Way express, leaves Niagara Falls at Is a
ID .' Accommodation /" Bop.
Sd g" Express 90
Connecting with the Albany and
Rochester railroads.
Passengers by this route leaving Albany by the 30 train
will reach Rochester Sc nearly hour breakfast
and arrive Niagara Falls 80 leaving Albany 20
n
Niagara Falls Returning leaving the Falls
by either of the trains will Albany New York.
Boston, twelve hours in advance Of other line.
Passengers by this will take the the right the
Rochester depot WARREN COLBURN,
July l-dlmo Intel Superintendent.
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CLAY AGAINST ScorT.-The Washington correspond
ent OF the Richmond Enquirer says that" Henry Clays
will not vote for Scott. Il is said he declared to
his father previous TO bis DEATH and that the great wing
statesman approved his sons determination, and added
that be would do the same il his life permitted 10
him, The wing scrbbiers may deny this when they
please but Tell you that this statement will be verified
when Dir, Ciay's remains shall be entombed."
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GREAT Attraction shi. w-eki-Eyfenslvc sale OF
In dress siks up stsirs--CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY, co
price their and well
dress silks Of the removed
up each dress OF
yards marked on II, nd lowest cash price.
in
bargain, (th oniy)
81 month This i also good op
po.pity others bnv
Handsome the prices put
bought any in the Union
July 2o-dlwm LLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, Co.
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HAVING determined not to carry to the next
Ill goods, shall offer them all without
regard
Purchasers desiring lawns muslins, beeges tissues
Silks goods great
sell all fabrics, price other
prior the goth of August
all leading styles of fancy
this full and and proyerbay
We particularly black Silks black apacas, plaid and
than usually found in this city
paid bills please
do :
Terms cash, unless arranged the
yood articles low prices, fair dealing, be relied
cases. PERRY BROTHER,
July l3-l0uf Opposite Centre Market
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n AIDES Chtldren's shoes and Callers, a re-
IL priceI win inform the citizens OF Washington and
vicinity hand for sale by the ots at
recn Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th
a ar chiidrsn'e CATERS.
gentemen's best quality leather
styles Of which will sell from % to 90 pair
iess than the usual prices. THOS. A. SCOTT.
r. gentlemen Of Washington respectfully
and believe they will not Gail TO purchase A, GREEN.
o0--coh
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United STATES Tonnage employed In Fl hing

Under the tariff OF 1912 the interest was depressed, as
matter of course all other interests depressed when
capital gets everything and industry nothing Under the
present tariff there has been some progress, notwhand
ing the bounty has been much reduced-say from
and half cents per bushel of salt The actual state Of
the trade in the following table of the import and
export Of fish
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CoLsr SURVEY STATION,
(Near Petersburg,) Virginia, July 3D. 1852.
the following results OF preimi
for latitude the coast
Davidson, during his expedition with the
Commanding Alden, San
The longitude results will be furnished
completed would respectfully authority TO publish the
present notice;
Latitude the astronomical stations at the several points, deter
mined BY preliminary observations by assistant Geo. Dadon,
States Coast
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sales To-Day.
ny y. Q, mcguire. Auo,,on,.r

ny y. q, MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer.
VALUABLE LOTS ON CAPITOL HILL AT AUCTION.-On
Thursday July ~ nj bk O'Clock, premises shall
sell lot No u.s. In as fronting 80 inches
east between south and East Capitol Streets containing feet
10 inches.
Al O'Clock Immediately after sale the
premises, lot No p In No 7o5, fronting
street. between Half and Let streets
inch, containing o,Ss1 square feet. Terms at sale.
JAS. O. MCGUIRE
July I'D Aucioneer.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Mr.. Webster and ihs Fishoy DiHeuitios.
BosTos, July 2l-l, p. MIR. Webster communicated
10 the Courier this morning copy of despatch receive
from the Hon. Mr. Everett whilst minister the Court oil
ST. James, dated Apr, lsI5, la which he informed Mr.
Buchanan, then Secretary OF state, that The Blush govern
had formally reinquished the exclusive ifs
ing In the Bay OF Fundy.
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CARUsI's SALOON.

CARUsI'S SALOON.
THE CELEBRATED NEW ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE,
w ILL appear Friday and Sat
w urday evenings and Pain their Grand Drawing
Illustrative the life and character Of all
nations, performed past throughout
England, Ireland, Scotland and all the principal cities OF the
Italian Opera House, New York
particulars, Cards Of admission 25 cents
Doors open at " commence at ..
July 20-it
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MPORTANT NOTICE.Thc subscribers take this method Of
giving timely their that their respective
VIII be the presented before
first ~ juy which confidently expected Of all
forward settle themselves of opportunity
which shall date stock
sumner goods At cost. HooE, BROTHER, co,
June 0-lmn
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Now Open Odd Fellows Hall, for short season
only, BAYNE5 celebrated Of gigantic entitled
magnificent Boston, its
Halifax the Atlapc river Mersey Liverpool he Crystal
Westminster Abbey, London the
Thames passing under tie bridges and ending with magnificent
tllumnated
o he benu Rhine.
An exhibition Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, at Ok
o'clock
Admission 25 children under IL OF 10 cents
Doors at ~ panorama to commence moving O'CLOCK
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Professor aad Teacher u Danng, Department. CasAs seePte
Gad tAs athletic Ldaaa club sSereises for seneEss o
London,
III AS honor inform The families Of s aeighbohood that
III OF ladies and gentlemen, he will take
Washington the of
geneel educaion and, having studied
Mason aud Mr. Tennie Of London, also Of
years, and esnonSs from the hrsl families,
nd enable htn ipa all fashionable
a will only do him
satisfaction to his patrons.
MI l.ooda Is making arrangements elegant rooms
his pupils he respectfully soleits
early call enable him TO fully carry out hs plans relative 10
his classes.
Mr. a. will his spare time TO gentlemen wishing
yioloncelo, and wish
OF and as guarantee Of his ability,
he musical director aud leader OF the
band and he respectfully invites all TO
inspect families and schools he has taught du
ring long period in England. -,
Mr. g. win also give in Singing and intends 70 form vocal
and n the interim WIN Dc nppy 10 give
lessons Of the above branches
Bays door 10 Dougasss green house
north.
July 2o-eo3t
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BY A. GREEN, Aoctioneer.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF SILKS, RIBANDs JEW
II ELRY, AND CUTLERY AT AUCTIoN.-on Thursday III,
sa instant shall .el At auction The Of Oh
street and Pennst vana avenue, O'Clock
Of silks and ribana imported BY travel
ling gentleman We n part
40 yards black different color sut
able for ladies' dresses, fine
TX dozen fine silk hsndk erchiefs, Of fine quality
10 hne white waistcoai patterns
1900 yards silk riband, Of fne quality, now style
81 dozen silk, Md, and other gloves, fpe
~ gross shin buttons fashionable style.
And Friday, the 9sd instant
beautiful
altered for sale IN tins market, vizi
1s0 breastpns, for ladies and gentlemen
90 do with fine paintings fashionable for ladies
25 bracelets pair ear rings, with pearls
Finger rings and watch keys
Also a fine lot Of cutlery
loo pocket and p.pknives, OF superior quality
handsome bead bags
With man, other handsome articles.
Terms cash. A
July sd Apctoneer,
DOuGHISG In the Bush or. uaG. 3. Canada, ny
Library.
guly3 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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oLnouies or M. Ciav IN Norfoik.

NORFOLK, July ALL, p m-Tais day viii be one long
remembered by the citizens of Norfolk. IL had bee1
aside for the funeral ceremonies in honor of Henry
Clay and more imposing pageant has been rarely wit.
messed
Col NJ. Myers acted as chief marshal.
The procession formed at o'clock, on Wide Water
street, and marched Ia the following orders
Chef marshal and aids.
United States troops.
United States marines.
Portsmouth Artillery.
Hampton Guards
Portsmouth Cadets.
Norfolk Cadets.
Norfolk l.. b. Blues.
Heare drawn by four black horses and led by grooms
dressed la white
Then followed the various Masonic lodges Sons Of Ten
perance, Odd Fellows Kechabes, officers Of the army
and navy ccers OF the corporations OF Norfolk and Ports
mouth, and various Other civic societies The procession
alter matching through the principal Streets pIoceedrd
tbs Methodist Episcopal Church, where clog suoey
delivered by DIR. Francis Mallory the o
which, the ceremonies were closed by benedicuon.
During the route Of the procession, all che bells Of the
ey were toed and minuIe-guns wore fired from differ
points.
Business is entirely suspended for the day, and the
upon all the public buildings and the shipping har
Dor at halEmsst
Al the houses the through which the solemn
pageant passed we're appropriately hung IN the habmen
Of sorrow.
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CARD.-The ladies and gentlemen Of Washington
specially of silks silk nbands, silks, sc
will place this afternoon, July u,
O'Clock, auction The above goods just i'm
travelling gentleman
quality Friday, hour shall sell handsome
French ewely imported by The gentleman
For further particulars advertisement A GREEN.
22-2
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private ssleTbe subscriber 10 authorized sell private
occupied BY PIERCE IheOts % by 81 feet running
70 aiey.
the premises the subscriber ..u..
July is-st A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.
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yIIs seminary Miss Eogish will
Under the exclusive charge Of Rev w j.
Crpx who win and accomplished pro-
fessors md teachers In every department.
Every make the Institution happy home for
all its inmates.
boarding pupils, including tuition in English and
mathematics, $500 payable hayear IN advance u
drawing, and painting
full be had on application 70
the principal In Georgetown. .. -,
July 9i--n WILLIAM y ohAhh
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THREE Copies OF Welcb's Great Portsstt OF WASH
intended for to each house Of Congress and
Mansion, the OF the
r. Mrs Macphersou's, Pennsylvania
Express Once. The elegant
The
They e-tabshmenof Mr. Samson Cariss, Bal
imore. July ~
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pHR undersigned being by from attending
OF land owned by him, has concluded 20 offer IL for
private safe This farm about two miles from Wamsourg In
City county Williamsburg located nourishing
academ female considered be unsurpassed
in by county William and Mary College Is
under the OF the
bishop the Episcopal Church Of Virginia. and
educated including JEFF
Presidents Individuals DESTROYS OF edu
therefore, inducenent
Of between New
York, Baltimore, Richmond, will shortly touch regularly
might be converted lucrative market garden II consists Of
arabic land valuable meadow hpe
mill and abundance Of mari The
whole 10 i5l acres.
OF miles from This the "Nook Beacon"
gentleman who the Of
offered 900 for 40 Of land and refused
The intention Of the who wished TO make the purchase
establish a vegetable parden,nkc.
Tns vsesTanLs cRoP LOWER VIRaINk-We take from
Norfolk Argus following statistics act THE steamship
carried from
(Horok 81 cherries and 25 barrels Of The
boats past, have averaged each 200
peas estimated loss than half million Of
shipment
'front.' t-Rioh,nond Enquirer.
wishing purchase will communicate with the under
signed, at Williamsburg, Virginia. y
July a2-iawu JOHN NJ GAIT, NJ d.
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IN svo
THEIRS History Of the Consulate and Eo,pre-pau H.
The Discarded Daughter-a Novels by Mrs Southwonh.
Lectures the Results Of Exibition-2 numbers
The Mother al HomeI byJ, q. G. Abbot
Bleak House by Dicksps-parf5 5.
London Labor and the London
North Amencan Review for July.
July 81 FRANCk TAYLOR
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Marine Difasfer.

W1rInt Uifdsftr.
NoRPoLK, July 2l-l2 m.-The brig Vermont Of Eden,
from New York, in ballast went ashore Friday night
Of last week. Cnruck inlet. and the last
WIS likely - become total loss-crew saved She was
bound 10 Georgia,
The wind Is sul fresh from the eastward which keeps
large number Of vessels in Hampton Roads.
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New York Fashionable Clothing Establishment
wholesale and retail. cash only.

New York Fashionable Clothing EstabIis hrnsnt.
Wholesale and retail. for cash only.
LFRED MUNRoE CO., No. AL broadway, between Howard
n and Grand reets,) invite all Visiting York,
either for business peasure call their
and examine
Pine clothing,
Genuemens furnishing goods,
Boys and cbildren's clothing, &c,
Of the best description, there exhibited rsae
The principles which govern establish
ment and which have made universally popular
and West strictly adhered TO AZ al Broadway New
facilities obtaining goods 10
times offer the choicest
and a
Every article Is sold under full guarantees.
No PRfCEs-Jhe o
plain figures the ticket and any
be lad
Al descriptions OF clothing made TO order
ALFRED MUNROE 4 co.
hLYKrp MurpoR, " '
WM d. o5--d3mif
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COTTAGE N Heights sale--For SALE the cottage
north side OF north street, between 4h and 5h
lot No square, which
cottage built The front Of so feet inches depth
1903 81 inches continuing AL feet The situation
exceeded ia beauty by cay, being
commanding
rounding The large and built Of
ienals. The whole will be sold accommodating
lot No. In rear,
cluded in the sale.
For further information apply
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
July l4-eo6t Auction and Commission Merchant
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NOTICE of the removal OF tho Land ONCE from
IN Green Bay Menasha in Wconsn.-Under authority
Congress- approved
26th, 1884, additional land districts the
Of Illinois Missouri The territory north of the
State of no the land Office at Green Bay in the State Of
Wisconsin, will be The Menaa and be
there for business the first day OF September next
Given under hand city Washington, this l4h day Of
July, A. ID. 1852,
BY the President WILLARD FILLMORE.
WLsos, Acting Land Office
July l5-3taw4w
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Gray Hairs and BaIdness.
III T. LOVET'5 wahpene, hair fail
H. in restoring hair original color also for thckenng
prevent bRldnesss
public subscriber who will exhibit all
win upon Of its efficiency viii
satisfy he mo incredulous
There necessity for remain either
ng Call and be satisfied for
selves. 4. r. 6YLVESTEk,
Druggist, Of 9th and ii streets, sole agent
July 8-eod2w for District OF Columbia.
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Sniirnr Of fhs Cnnndn.

NKw YoRK, July 2l-The Canard steamer Canada
sailed for Liverp ol this morning. with large number OF
passengers and MY thousand dollars in gold.
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mADAME GooDALL,

MADAME GoODALL,
Ae Europe pupil Of Sg LabIaehe, Pro
lessor aud Teacher Of Staging.
,ERMS Slo month An abatement
when take lessons Two lessons week
Families and schools attended in Washington Georgetown, and
Ale Sandria.
Address Mrs Bays door Douglass house,
north.
July 2D-eo3
DLEAK HOUSE-No. by Dickens.
ID The Discarded Daughter by Mrs Southworth
Results ofthe Great Exhibition the Arts and Sciences vol
Niebuhr's Ancient History. vols. 6vo.
Theirs History Of the Consulate and the Empepau II.
The Mother Home j. y. O. Abbot.
London Labor anu the London Poor--part 90.
Guy Mannerng and WavcTy-aIts cheap edition of the Wa
verify poyels. % each.
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
July 81 Bookstore, 9th
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NOTIGb IN relation to Hiifs-We hereby ronfy al
~ indebted their being made
on detail and win them the S5h OF this
month early attention payment earnestly requested
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, \ co,
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Monuments Of Danid ry,D,t,r.

BosToS, July 20 Hon. Daniel Webster arrived here
day from New Hampshire, and is stopping the Revere
House, where he Is said be coseed with Mr. Champion
the Brush minister.
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UAfRD's Furniture Warehouse, Eighth street,
~ side third door north Pennsylvania Washington
The attention OF the public respectfully
eced from the celebrated
East the articles French
eads with Berd patent spring Mattress the latest
patened marble dressing
lhes elegantly French
and dvans to match, together with general
parlor, drawing ROOM and chamber furniture.
also continue the uphosierng business old
north OF the above, where all orders be
tended reasonable
Relieving TO nj
establishment reasonable
recommend IL to your favorable consideration.
July i4-2aw4w DAVID A. BAIRD.
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FURNITURE Dry Goods at Cost for Cash.-We have
hand of Brussels
Ingram, aud venetian carpengs, oilcn mpngs sheeing
oweppgs table linens, all kinds
for furnishing house of which, for time AT least
will sell prime for the cash.
Members Congress who
line opportunity
seldom offered As the
purchased the most favorable possible
be expected CLAGETT h DoDsON.
July lI-eo2wm
ISLANDMrs GEORGE late of England, wishes inform
ladies OF Washington that she be consulted
and future at her residence, the
streets, few doors from Maryland The win put
the door.
Hours from Q, a. m, until Q, p m.
Fee, Is
No adInittance for gentlemen July 1--eodlm.
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GLAND REFORM. !"

Rcsored That by land freedom understand the entire
abolition and of all property value ownership
soil that the fact of by age or building
the only rghu title by which any individual can claim the
possession land and that the cost of improvement is the
only gauge determine the value.
" Resotped That while declare the principle contained
the preceding resolution to be starting point and card
proposition accept progressive means towards the
realization great object the freedom of all public lands
held for the people the Government of the Uni
ted by State Governments that they be for
settlement and by actual Cong
Here will be seen at glance to what the doc
trine of " Land Reform" tends. The above vote of
the Land Reformers," as they call themselves, in
Industrial Congress assembled indicates very plain
y not only the tendency but the actual aim Of their
plans 10 destroy oil ownership Of The soil is now
their professed object. To give man claim only
to the use of the land he cultvates, and that only
vhilo no has a crop npon it. We are glad that this
new party have come out boldly and openly with
their views, that the owners of the land may know
to what the doctrines of these new reformers are
reaching. All parties are alike interested in the
preservation of the present tenure of property and
should be equally prepared to resist any such inno-
yations; for they can now perceive the extent to
which the demands of modern Socialism extend.
Connecticut Couront,
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WHO Is THE MUM CANDIDATE ,

This query has been propounded, and the follow
ing briefly stated facts form answer, plain and
square u has been sought to make it appear that
Cen. ScOTT was mum as to the compromise Jesr
In answer to this his Castle Garden speech in New
York. and all his open declarations before and after
the passage of the Compromise acts, stand up in
bold denial and prove to the satisfaction of all in
telligent readers that he is Compromise man, out
and out, and desires no secrecy to his views on
the subject.
On the other hand, Gen. PIERCE was written to
before the assembling of the Baltimore Convention
to his opinions in regard to the Compromise mea-
sures Similar letters addressed also to all the
gentlemen of the Democratic party who had been
prominently spoken of in connexion with the nomi-
nation for President. All the gentlemen thus in
terrogated returned prompt and favorable answers,
except Gen. Pierce. He did not answer before his
nomination, nor has he done so since. Who is
The mum Candidate? ~ Let plain FACTS speak for
themselves (lfiss.) Republican,