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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
MISSISSIPPI and ATLANTIC p,u

WI ROAD, from TERRE HAUTE Z, sr. LOUIS
Books Of Subscription TO the csptal stock Of tho spp
ard Atlantic Railroad COIanyan organization uueFt -
General Railroad Law OF the State % ihn0i tos tie con-
Louis. MissoarWih BE- opened under the direction os
Messrs. WINSLOW, LANIER 4 Co. az their osse "
81 Wan-si. City of Ncw-York SATURDAY the e,A ar
ofNovemSer A. ID 1852 ed remain open until the ssock
of said Company shall be suhsrlbed.
The capital stock OF sand Company n Two Mlans az
Dollars ofwhich -Four Hundred sud Seventy thousand M
srs has been taken leaving 'he Of One Million sive
Hundred and Thirty Thousend Dollars open 70 peseaI sab
Tb SILL Il divided into Sisres Of Fifty Dor.r, .,eA
Ten d. lars per share VIII b. required 20 BE- paid the ,in.
OF suhsTrtou and the remainder viii probably o. cai
fl,sus he whole Of the year 1885
VIII draw sven per cent inferes-
BE H. alv and JAnusry IN the City OF NeN-for> uIrl
he ,fion OF the work when regO ar dividends VIII b.
~ l,, he earnings OF 10 -od First payment q IN.
Nil be mace on July l. i,5S BOOKS for the 'rsnxer
Of the took viii b opened and eniy kept IN the
Civ OF New-i OH upon which ne stock VII DC transeE
eas aner pavrnent fthe first iEsssiment
Tbs road IS 10 miles IN eIxtA, OF wach over o lases
is srsgh hne On over IS ;hrds OF the ne NE srses
are under ~ feet 20 the aud The maximum Grade
lees than p feet t Is he st Gnconpleted hnk IN the
great che OF railroad ffOm New(ork. Boston lllSicl
pha nd Baltimore 20 the CY 81 - LOUIS IL s me rnoS
direct route must b. valuable road. and It's sok
good IL is designed complete the road with
soEal supervision Of rs frcsd' 4, John broush Esq
Acssgs NlNSLON, LANISil Co. viii turn. N maps
OF the uectors proes Of h routc aid the prospectus
otac Courany containing M particulars as 10 the organ
yron ard prospects Of the weak, upon application a be
Office
SALMON A PHELPS
MICHAEL G.. DALE
NATHL. NJ McCURDY ftcnniss oEers
DEAN ANDREWS,
WINSTON, LANIER 4 Co, Asents
VI
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SnnlxPu. &c.

he ship Oct 90 lat 40 %, lon O. 90 wish triangle in her
'opa supposed to be the Mary Pesants Keunsd rom
Phnslc Iha Tor LyerpoL
sept ~ On hasg ship Sea Lon from Here's France Of and
for New OTl,sns
sep a. two days. w o. aa'ss brig. Ottoman Raw And
Ally yenes e art. both from Malaga for Bo-ton
leland schr sana from Savannah Of and or
rogt'ard.
Oct ~ lat, so TO- lon 90 brs Alr. from Portland for g.
Jafo
Oct % OF Bahsms Islands bra OF Boston with
loss Of lore ami manmast standing over the Banks.
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OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS of tho

nFEICE of the COMMISSIONERS OF the
~ CONSOLIDATED DEBT of NEw-oRLEANs.-
NEw-ORLrANs Oct. p, Is52-By virtue Of the thirty
seventh the act OF the Legsaure OF the state OF
Louisiana entitled An Actio Consolidate the City OF New
Orleans and 10 provide for the government and adnlstra.
ton OF AFFAIRS approved the sd OF February, 1881, and
the fifth section of the act supp enenay thereto and
providing for the Incorporation OF the City OF lafayette
with the City of NewOrleans approved on the day.
ard Of the third section Of entitled An Act supple
and 10 prui for the government and of It's
AFFAIR."" approved March H. 1892 and for the purpose Of
aud Of meeting oil o ne od ana o.
the late First Second and rd municipalities and City OF
LAFAYETTE maturing during the year 1853.
SFALED PROPOSALS will be received az this Office,
from this date until the SECOND MONDAY, 18th Decem-
Der next 1881 II o'clock NJ for the purchase Of all or
OF THE CITY OF NEW-ORLEANS, for the sum OF
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH; said Bonds 20 be
dated the FIRST OF JULY, 1852, payable in FORTY
YEARS al the Office of the Treasurer OF the city, with in
terct coupons attached thereto, at the rate OF 81 PER
CFNTuM PER ANNUM, payable seniann9slly, from and
after the first January 1883 in the City Of NewNork,
the rs of January and the first OF July each year Pro-
posas he ndoreed Bids for the purchase OF Bonds Of
the City of New Orleans aud addressed 10 Adophe Laye,
Secretary OF the Board Of Commissioners Of the Consodat
ed Debt OF the City Of New TO be opened and tho
Bonds dudicsedt to the highest bidder the 18th Decem
TERMS OF PAYMENr-Cash, Tor in any o. the inter
couI obg atoms OF the Old city, OF the iae rs
turine in 1851 the option OF the purchaser one fourth
the fret OF January oneourh the irstot Mach one
fourth the first Of May and the remainder ON the first Of
july 1888 ith SIX per per interest from Jann
ary1 1883 the Commissioners reseryng the right 10 retain
ten per cent Of the Bonds ajudicated guarantee for
compliance with his the part of the purchaser
The reserve the right OF Rejecting any
or all bids.
AID CROsssIAN. Mayor
o. DEBUYS Controller
WIN. H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
w 7. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Boald Of Aldermen.
L. H. PLACE, Chairman of Finance COMMITTEE Board
OF Assistant Aldermen.
A. LAYET, Secretary
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II AEtI1O ~ SRii4 Oh SlON NO, NC-
H On THURSDAY the 18th Of November inst, at noon
a, the Merchants Exchange, SIMEON DRAPER VIII sell
at auction the following Secuuti, by order Of the EIecu
tors OF the late @. q. Rowland, Esl
RAILROAD STOCK.
2b Shares in the capital stock OF the Hudson River Rail
IS Share the capital stock of the NewYork and Ere
Railroad Company.
40 sharsin the capital stock of the Syracuse aud Oswego
50 Shares in the capital stock of the Boston and Prov-
de nee Railroad Company.
4l8 shares in the capital stock of the Panama Railroad
70 Shares in the capital stock of the Petersburg a)
''''''''" ''-'p'"'' COAL STOCK.
SEQ Shares the capital stock Of the Pennsylvania Coal
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
q Shares in the capital stock Of the Pacific Mail Steam
BANK STOCK.
25 Shares in the capital stock of the NewOreaus Canal
Bank
iCO Shares in the capital stock of the NewYork State
Bank
81 Shares in the capital stock Of the Montreal City Bank
10 Shares in the capital stock OF the Bank OF NeYors.
% shares in the capital stock Of the Union Bank.
INSURANCE STOCK.
o4 Shares in the capital stock Of the Eagle Fire Insur
Gnoe Company.
50 Shares in the capital stock of the Washington Insur
ance Company
Is Shares in the capital stock Of the Etna Insurauc.
50 Shares in the capital stock Of the Manhattan Insur
ii Shares IN the capital stock of the Ease Insurance
Company.
SUNDRIES.
10 Shares in the capital stock OF the Union Ferry Com
pany.
u Shares in the capital stock Of the Newtown and Bush
wick Turnpike
$50 Shares the capital stock of the Astoria and Flushing
Turnpike.
turing Company.
40 Shares the capital stock the Apaachcoa Land
Company.
20 Shares the capital stock othe Phenx Manufacturing
Company.
"a Shares ia the capital stock of the New-Orle.ns Gas
Company.
IS Shares the sock Of the North American Trust
and Banking Company.
One Bond Of the Pennsylvania Coal Company Cor $1,000,
due bearing ntercsr u per cent.
coo Bond OF the Hudson River Railroad Company,
Second Mortgage.
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Receipts Of Produce.

By North Rirev Bo1f'-l7 662 bSs Flour b5 do Whisky
$50 DO Beet 81 do. Ashes, S5 bXs Cheese 600 bushels
Wheat ard 500 DO Barley.
By Erie RaaroId74 pkgs. Butter, 25S do. Beef l,s5i
bb, Flour AID 15 bGs Chess.
Br Ness- Haren RAILROADS. pigs. Butter hnd s9l bxs
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PHILADELPHIA Vow s-krrir>a-ship Ihoa n. Perkins, Wy
verroo Emehne Pendleton, Warwik ~hrs Eclpss,
Potter Icrk s,afoGa ppe do Cape Nay Ross do r. A.
Rrovtrs. ri icy. DO; Superb Fayo. do
Chersd-Bark Iaes smith Coltarn Mobile; brs Crous, Nor
ton o. Ieonne M,rnman Bo schrs May Jane Perkins
Bath; Admiral Babe Jenny, Nev Bedford Ann curt whlm'
S.crey Point; suker Reed ss'em bon Eaton. Bner VIM
l. per Lie Newport; Eclpe Potter New Yot Saratoga spDe,
Boston; Care May Ross Prov dence jacob Raymond Bourne
Narriet; Brownne Risky Brooklyn Superb, Fayo New.
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hkresrsp Pea TIVE TRIBUNE
AsHEs-rh. u.,..,s MospAY, Nov. g. issa
Of lsS sss = ssh Tor Po.s ss al i.ir demand sies
bsles so to-day soss 4. s.ay It p.evsus rates, 900
FLOUR AND MEAL-Oss as-sss ~, a.
sass NJ Wssn F'sar spsasd Iusysas VA *. .ss Of
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OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS of the

A kf1 II IL Of inc COMMISSIONERS OF Jle
~ CONSOLIDATED DEBT Of NEW.ORLEANS-
EEw-ORLEANs Oct. p, 1852By virtue Of the thrtysev-
gth OF the Of the LEGISLATURE Of the State of
Louisiana entitled An Act 10 consolidate the City of New
Orleans and provide ur the and administration
OF its aar approve Feb . 1852 and Of the fifth section
the suPpeme ntary thereto d providing the in
CORPORATION Of the City OF Lafayette with the City Of New
Oreans approved the day. and for the purpose OF
funding the debt of the old city of the late First Second
IhiId Municipalities, and City of Lafayette
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received az this Office for
the exchange just and equitable computation Of
OF all uumauTed Bonds and other obligations Of the old
city and Of the late First Second and Third Municipalities
and City Of Lafayette, for BONDS OF the CITY Of NEW
ORLEANS dated FIRST JULY 1852 At FORTY YEARS
for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each, payable at the
office Of the City Treasurer with interest coupons attached
thereto the rate Of SIX PER CENT per annum pays-
bic in the City Of NewYork t January and LIST July in
each year the interest on obi offered in EXCHANGE
time interest the Bones 10 be issued will commence
Bonds &C. will be opened and acted upon ON the fourth
Monday in each month commencing Monday the 22d
November next 1882.
The Commissioners 10 themselves the Ugh. TO re-
jet any or all bids-
COMMISSIONERS
A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor
q. DEBUYS. Controller.
VIM. II. GARLAND, TTeasurer.
WA. P CONVERSE Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Of Aldermen
L. II. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
A. LAYET, Secretary. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
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OFFICE or THE BALTIMORE AID ONO RAILRoAD Co,
October, rs 1859.
rT,HE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS Of

this Company have declared dividend OF per cent on
the sock OF the main othe Road payable the stoc
of the Company and after the 18th OF Nov next The
Transfer Book will be closed from the 50th Of October I'M
I'll the 26th OF November next. Signed ,,,,,,,,
j. l.. ATKINSON, Jr
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Prom our Correspondsni'. ]

STw-ORLEAHs Nov. AR ships southeracr New Yorh
Nay Foeer Pal dephia 9Th, 'hr joseph HOia PHILADELPHIA
Jesfore, md Fore; King New Yort
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financial.

OTrIcr or THE FARMERs' LOAN AND Tnusr Co,
No q Exchange place, New-York, Nov. 1859
AT a MEETING of the BOARD of DI-
IA RECTORS held this day, GEORGE p. FITCH was
unanimously elected Secretary OF this Company
ID. ID. WILLIAMSON, Prest.
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T,HE CAMBRIA IRON CoMPAyY-or

Il gauzed under the laws OF Pennsylvania with capital
Of coo, propose embar.ing the manufacture OF
Railroad Iron yohnstoun Pennsylvania The location
they have secured offers SUPERIOR II ia confidently
believed, any other in this country Iron Oes semi
bumnous Coal Limestone and nearly every article rcqulr-
ed for the manufacture of Iron exist in rnexhsutbe qant
ties de spot and these deposits worked and
the minerals delivered cheaper than at any other known
point occupied for the manufacture Of Iron. The Penn
syvanis Canal and Central Railroad pass through the prop
erty and each other at the spot where the mineral
veins most thoroughly opened out; and which location
for ts other advantages Tor facility Of manufacturing, and
vicinity populous borough has been selected for
tabbment OF Railroad Iron Works and for the erection VI
other blast furnaces In addition to those opers
ton
The attention ofcspasts disposed TO embark enter
pTse which oilers Teunerating profit even on the low
prices OF Iron current before the rise of the last months
which promises be very uc while thing Ike
present prevail and also Of Railroad Companies dea.
Of making for Iron Rails ~ be delivered
IN 1853, IL called 10 this enterprise
Pamphlets under tie signature ofthe Practical Iron Ms
chants and Manufacturers who have thoroughly examined
this property, and who desire procure additional sibe
tons carry out with safety and spirit business requf
ing large cash capital BE- had the Office Of the Agent
for the Provisional Company. SIMEON DRAPER
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STlaIcrs.

AAs,eufon hy etter) sept barl Nichols sg Htfbof w,b
go o. go VII Nimrod. Green, 40, 20 y. 2iO wh
Arr 1t sourasya Ags II, Oc,ava Pei NIB, from ceebe', oil
10 taffA
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Ocean Steamers.


Sailed from " lvre for SeN Yort - ioher y.
csssds .. Sailed rom Live pool Tor Boston. Ocnher N
Sailed Liverpool for New N0rk, November
Ass - sailed fron Liverpool New Yors. November
Verasln Sail. from souihampon Tor NrN York Noscmhe No.
Am@rra... sab rom v, pol iof Boson. November 49,
r. H. Sais N Liverpool Tor New iofk, November ~.
Furcta - ss- from Liverpool for Hew Nors Novembsf -
Fvani Sails ron sou'hacrou Srs FORK. Noy nlber o.
j. rom Liverpool f,r 30 tor. November H.
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NINE. Of the Cumberland cssi and Iron Company '0'
a. vees ending October 81, was 3 s5' $50 'uns.
The free banking law Of Wisconsin viii I'M
su,s,sdy be .op.cdby sisrse vote Ofth' people. tbs
''....,.ss ,he Controller to take under CERTAIN
,.'.s -, bonds Of the railroad companies Of the
s.,s :, security for bank Issues The only bonds that
10 u,od for such purpose al present, are the per
-, hond. of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Rsiroad
Company.
The receipts of the Southwestern Railroad
s,e Macon, Ga To ogehorpe) for the quarter ending
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New YORK, Nov. ?, 1852
TIVE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF
Il the Bowery Bank have this day declared Dividend
OF -Four per cent the Capital Stock payable and after
the 10th inst The Transfer Books will be closed until the
N G. BRADFORD Cashr
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no PLANK ROAD and RAILROAD con.

4 TRACTORs-Proposals viii be received at the oEcs
of the Paterson and New-York Pank Road Company No
az Johrt NewYork until Saturday. l2 ~, Nov NJ 1872
for the GRADING and Masonry OF the above road The work
consists Of three sections OF about i've miles each
Proposals. will be received for each section separately
Plans and specifications DO at the above office
The work must be completed or before the ah day
MAY, lSi3 -.
route the greater part OF the work can be advantageous
" done DUNG The winter Dlroct, Propossis 70
r.. GEo. FERRIS, Engr. H. " BUILsh, fTest
New-York Nov. |, 1852
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TRUSTEEs SALE of STOCKS.-SlME:
Il ON DRAPER will sell at Auction ON WEDNESDAY,
the 10th inst at the Merchants Exchange at ~ o'clock
ls4 shares of the Capital Stock OF the Union Bank Of Tho
City of New-YoIk
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Passengers Arrived.

h brs R,gs rs Beils H,n-capt Joaa B.ail-J JosepA
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Nv Teicgrarh.

81 Th nncrniug the pot boat James Avery lns a.
o. : uock b. sehr James Roe, outward M
whNh csired away he 9siot bosts boNspni
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9SO 0OO MILWAUKEE, and MIS-

$50. OOO.a ssirSH fnk Gr and mis- mis-
ROAD BONDS Cor SALE.-Ihese Bonds available -
basis for banking IN Wisconsin, by Jaw Of the State, ap
proved by the people the late eecon they the ony
RAILROAD Bonds IN the State that be so used.
The roeepo Of the 81 miles o. road completed, were for
the month OF October past 0l2 SIX miles o. tho
road arr brought into use this day IL will be completed
six miles further by the fret of December next; and 20
Jauesyle n miles, from Mwauke by the 18Th Decem-
Der next DELANO, DUNLENf Il Co. No. IS Wail-st
GAN FRANCISCO MOUNTAIN LAKE
- WATER COMPANY BONDS, bearing interest
per ceut per annum Interest Coupons payable in this
city Tor sale by . .., =,
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sOO LAND WARRANTS WANTED q

OUVhe MeIcAn WsI, Florda Wa, and Wa g 9, 49,
for which the highest price win be given. And also Ian
Pafents located In 1872 long sncc sold for szes o
patents located ancs 1871 in lows Wscoasin and ~.
Inquire Of 9. q. SHUFELDT, No. SNs0ss-S, ns~ D."
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THE FLORENCE and KEYPORT COM.

u PANl.-A meeting Of the Stockholders win be held
at keyport TUESDAY the 9th November It, when
statement viii be made of the prospects and condition Of
the Company
Boat VIII be provided for the purpos and land at the
new dock building the property.
Persons desirous Of examining the place win De furnished
with tickets for the excursion By applying st ONCE, No.
HaroverA.
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Being nearly 81 per cent. over the corresponding
quarter Of last year.
The Common Council of Newark, New-Jer-
sey have adopted ordinance authorizing the city 70
negotiate aloan Of fifty thousand dollars rePaysbe In
1890
The telegraph reports that in the Mississippi
election vote was taken the question Of paying all
&c old Planters Bank bonds formerly repudisted, and
thsir payment was ordered by very large m jonty
The Miners Journal furnishes the following
statement OF the Coal trade up 10 the present date Tor
the season The following Is the state OF the trade
csrnvared with last year, from seAuyhll and Lehgh
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WESTERN VERMONT RAILROAD seven
w per cent. Mortgage Bonds for ssse by
WARD co. No. u Wsllst
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CHAREs in BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
- for SALE very cheap for cash Address H. T. Brood
Wsv POstDfhce.
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TINCURRENT MONEY.-The subscribers
~ buying State At discount Of ons-third fastern
oIesixh per ard all other kinds at proportionaey
low rates MEGAREY * JOHNSON, No. 8 Wsli--t, cof'
Of keN.st.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-24
INCORPORATION NOTICE.

WHEREAS, at a special session of the Hon. Board
of County Commissioners Of the county Ct Portage
and State of Ohio, held at their Office in Ravenna
in said county, on the 3oth day of September, A. D.
1852, Petition was presented signed by 2l0 legal
voters resident upon Lots 49, so, 81 and &c. in She
south Division of Lots in said Township of Ravenna
praying for General Municipal Incorporation of ali
the territory embraced within the limits of said four
Lots, to be denominated the srvillageof Rayennn D
by virtue of the "Act passed May 8, iS52n entitled
"An Act provide for the organization of Cities and
Incorporated Villages" And said Board Of Commis.
soners being satisfied that said petitioners hadpro
ceeded in all respects conormable to law and that
said Petition was in legal form. with an accurate
Plat annexed, ordered the same on fle to be heard
at their next regular session. IN December 1852
Notice is therefore hereby given to all persons in.
terested in the premises that said Petition will be
heard by said Board Of County Commissionersa the
Office Of the County Auditor, in Ravenna, on Mon
day. the 9Th day Of December, A, D; 1882 at one
O'Clock, P. M, at which time and place any person
interested can appear and contest the granting Of
tho prayer of said Petition if he sees fit.
By order of the Petitioners.
E. SPALDING, ,ss
N. D. CLARK;
55 s{3s ALBERT AUSTIN, asssaa 81.
Special Incorporating Committee
Attest: HENRY C. HAWKINS
Deputy County Auditor,
oet, ISL lo9" 6w.
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the hue, the delicate CLEANS, and the worth. The
water of one will be the purest.-that of the 9TH
er perhaps little less than the purest.-but they
cannot be similar. At the same time it strikes us
that, as an orator, WEBSTER bore marked re-
semblance to the glory of English craftsmanship,
the Irishman, EDMUND BURKE! The same grasp
of thought,-soldity of logic,-clearness OF in
sight, and felicity of illustration characterized
them both WEBSTER had less fancy than BURKE,
and BURKE less tact than WEBSTER. The former
would fail in the prose-poetry to which the great
| Irshman's eloquence occasionally scared, but he
never could forget himself like the LATTER and fling
out his richest thoughts to an assembly which was
only thinking of its dinner. Even in the princi-
Piles there was some resemblance. Naturally
conservative, they stood up against the progressive
ideas of society, like bulwark; while they drew
much of their inspiration from 'Change and Wall
street. BURKE hated the French Revolution,whieh
shed its blood to insure the happiness of its decen
dants, and WEBSTER was too ready to weigh the
markets of country against its honor, and dep
recate the flag of the Republic into the mere sym
| Dol of the merchant Both lived for their party
and were deserved by it
WEBSTER was great statesman, of course
He was wise, pains-taking, learned and cautious.
His moral courage was sufficient for any position,
and his acquaintance with diplomatic affairs was
eonfessedly as great as that of any of his cotem-
poraries. But we doubt if he was profound Sec
retary of State. He was too
| Boom there spoke the deep, solemn voice OF
the cannon, and we fancied that it warned us
against invading the sanctity of the grave. Let
the dead rest. 1t is not for us to pluck one flower
from the grave.
And now, only CAss remains