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A. M. MCPHEETERS.
AND COMMISSION
May IL. 1853.

Uh W AK % N q AN D CU N II SSI .
MER g II A Mt.
OFFICE AT No. 10. ROANOKE SQUARE,
NORFO FOLK, VA.
A LII packages to he forwarded by me- to be directed
IA 20 my care at Portsmouth, Va, where they will
receive my strict attention. All orders for Groceries
promptly attended and furnished the lowest market
price aCithout commission.
REFERENCEs:
Geo. w. Mordecai, Prest Bank of the State of N c.,
G. Dewey, Cashier do do do.
w. H. Jones, Cashier Bank of Cape Fear,
l.. o. B. Bran III, Pres't Raleigh and CASTOR Road.
Thomas T. Devereux, Esq. Halifax, n. c.
H. D. Turner, j. Brown,
Williams & Haywood, J. M. Towles,
and John Primrose, Merchants, Raleigh.
May 9, 1858. SOY.
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HARDING HAS COME!

YES! WITH THE BEST AND LARGEsI
STOCK OF GOODS. IN HIS LINE,
IN THE CITY:
VXTE can now exhibit to our friends and customers
wv the choicest assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Fine Dress and Frock Coats-Fne Fancy and plain
Cashmere Pauts-Fine Fancy Silk and Satin AID bi k
Silk and Satin Vests that be found IN any store In
the State.s %ss8s
We pride ourselves upon selling the best
READY-AEADE CLOTHING
this side of the British ovinces, equal in every respect
70 Custom Work and nuch cheaper than Garments can
be made 10 measure. We shall be receiving daily all
the new styles of GOODS that come into market-tor
we manufacture sell and able to exhibit some
thing NEW every week.
CAN at the World-Widc renowned Clothing Establish
ment of ~ f. Il. HANDt1o"'
March %, 1858. 30-
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Office r. q @. Il. Il. Conapany.

= = May 8, 1893.
AN and after Monday 9th inst, the a Accommodation
Train will leave Raleigh at s A. M, Monday. Weds
nesllay and Friday and return the days, leaving
Castor at p. M. or the arrival Of the Cars from
Weldon.
The train will connect both ways with the day train
20 and from Wilmington and the trains the Seatoard
Road. @
Raleigh, May ., 1858. Soft.
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April Is. 1853.
MRS. WOLTEIeING

Ae ESPECTFULLY announces 10 the Ladiesof Raj.
IA eigh and surrounding country that she is re
celvInS her FALL and WINTER STOCK oi FANCY
GOODS, embracing China goods fine IRON stone dinner
setts, tea-sets, and cups and fine evei
brought to this City.
Also. GROCERIES of every description. MUSI-
Tor cash.
Just Received. fresh supplyof coNFEcTIoNA-
Thankful for past favors, she solcits continuance
lhe same.
WILHELMINt WoLTERING.y y
Raleigh, Sept. l2lh. 1851. 80
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New Books.

DOOASS
Nv " ES and lamentations to the text or Sbal
= ~ pays lson early manuscript corrections in conv
z, Tue 1882 10 the possession of J. Payne CoIIidr
ne history of the Crusa,ies, by Josepb Francois
nicihuo translated from the French by w Robsnn 2
Mrs Margars, 1sfnry Of scottshife by the author of
ots Mew eaitlon Of Smith .onthe law of contr., nth
Sne appendix, u G. Symon. ESQ Third
Ens,; with additional notes and refer M - III
Rawle .I anu american decisions by WiII;o,n I
Fer ssI dsnos @ OF Treatise on Covenants for Till
May End, is5s W. L. PoMEROY.
---- ----- As
EOELELTIERs sARsAPARIILA f.o.1 -.
: Ply JUST received, and for sale by ''e'" 'OP
------------ ?. F. PEsCUD.
Rangers Notice. ----
a GRAY Mare, with dark name ood -,
Twelve years old, appraised II sr,, ese ieet
up by Dr. Persons in FranEi; ool-
Nnies north Of Franklinton Depot. = pun'y'
May a5th, 1854. !. y. CARLILE, Ranger. =
------------ -------- sss@ z = s56-2t.s
noMn Just Opened.
DO:ME very fine Bracelets. s5s f,,i. .s.,.- =
N'ilns' Ear Rings, something s $ 7s'7 = Dreas
Nav "a 1870 7PAI.AIER & R.xfSEv
Of l0oS' s sssss - - :
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RALEIGH, NoRTHC ARoL1NA WEDNESDAY, JUNE s, 1853
TNORTH-CAROLINA AND NORFOLK

SAA1OO114t11 L14NO 1IOllI OJ4A
La 80 sgH
VENHE PRACTICAL HATTERS WOULD RES
| =" Dealers !" to their stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER HATS,
the largest and best that has been offered in NOR
FOLK, and not surpassed by any, and at prices thai
cannot fail 10 give satisfaction They confident thai
Merchants vii! find il to their advantage call be-
fore making their purchases Those that are willing
to extend 10 US their patronage. may rely on having
GOODS whether of our own MANUFACTURE
or IMPORTED,' as FASHIONABLE,' FINE and
CHEAP as any Northern JoBRER.' We earnestly
request Merchants TO call and Be CONVINCED.
that prepa ed and Ici furnish everv thing
line on the best terms.
Ladies and Misses Bonnets, in great variety.
Canes and Umbrellas, wholesale.
@ E p H A L o M EFT RON
THIS beautiful instrument is considered one of the
greatest and most useful inventions of the age 1t
would be impossible by the ninutest description give
correcidea of its utility. HATS made by il will fit the
most difficult heads, conforming 10 every protuberance
and depression OF The Uranium, thus preventing The
pleasant feeling of HAT, and painful headache.
We could give you certificates of PHYSICIANS and the
experience of the TRADE but would prefer that all
may examine for themselves. No proper ly app
peciae IFS advantages without having OF our supe.
rior HATS.
o. ATS made to order in the most fashionable man
ner, and without extra charge.
STEVkNS s. BUTT,
No z. Market Square,
Norfolk, Va
May IL, 1888. 5I-tf
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Raleigh and CASTOR e. r. Company.
TNHE Stockholders of this Company informed that
Certificates of Stock have been prepared, and are
now ready for delivery Stockholders resident in Peters
burg will apply Thos. White, of that places hossof
Warren County, N. II. Green, Warrenton; those
of Granville, to Thomas Miller and John s. Eaton !;
those of Franklin, John G. King; and the rest will
be delivered at Office w. w. VASS, Treas.
Raleigh, May Is, 1853. 53-3t
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DHALON's HAIR INVIGoRAToR. Another
supply just received at Pescuds
DRUG STORE.
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Nj USTARD.-Frencli, prepared 10 pois; also Eng
lNl sh and American in bulk. cans and bottles. for
sale at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS q HAYWOOD.
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UmbreIIas and ParaSOIs.

Umbrellas and ParasOIs.
HREEN and Black. Silk and Cotton Umbrellas.
" Embrd and Watered ParasoIs, all colors.
Black, Watered, Silk aid Linen Parasos.
Ladies Black Silk Summer Umbrellas
- F or sale by r. BROWN. I
Raleigh, AprlI9s 1853. 4-5
N1attings.
a AND sd White India Mating,
1Fs-.ez 4 4 checked India Mating J. BROWN.
April 1s, 1858. W d.
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FXTRACTs for Flapoting- Rose, Yenfila, Orange,
Lemon, Bitter Almond, Cinnamon and Pine AF-
pie in store and for sale hy
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THE subscribers having bought the entire inter-
est of DodgeS Virginia and North Carolina Express
the business hereafter will De conducted by Messrs
PARIsEN s. KING, at present No Vesey street.
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OODA WArER.--nnr FouBt is open for The
oscason viii all the choice syruPs. Drop n and re-
- WILLIAMS q HAYwoOD'S,
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GARATOGA WATER.-Just received and will be
Okept regularly throughout season, at the Drug
Store of WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD. 3
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MOD LIVER OLA fresh supply uf Rnshton,
OCiark & Co., just at hand al The Drug Store Of
WILLIAMS ~ HAYWOOD.
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

RALEIGH, N. Co. ID
w I'LL practice in the Courts of Pleas and Quarter
w Sessions for the Counties of Wake, Johnston,
and Chatham He is to be found at the Office lately
cuped by Hon WILL H. Haywood Jr., decd. ss4
January l, 1853. l4-6mw6s1slass
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Commission Business.
ETNHE undersigned win conducts Foreign and Do
mestic Produce Commission business in the City
Of Petersburg, Va uI:der tic firm of
STAINBACK &c HARDEE.
Office, 3rd door West of Bollingbrook Hotel, North
Side. -
F.sC. STAINBAcK, - w II. HARDEE.
November Est, 1852 10y
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ILELllERs nIx FL, .al9 issARsAPARILLA. A fresh snn
ply Just received, and for sale bv W. n 'resn sup
, pCecr1D
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TENEA TEA !I-Young Hyson, Imperial. Gunpow-
der and Black Tea, very fine, at low price, just
ceived at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
May I6. 1888. 5z--
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wedding Hoes.
a LARGE lot Wedding Hoes, all sizes Also,
AScy the Blades, Grass Blades and Trace Chains
received and for sale, by
Raleigh, April 11th, 1858. a.
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M M. B. PARISEN has this day associated with
w him, in the Express business, JAS. H. KING,
Esq and the business will hereafter be conducted under
the style ami firm of PARIsEN & KING.
New-Y -YorE, Feb IA, 1858.
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CaddIer. Ferth & Ross Mustard. A
large Case of this Musa.d- which is considered the
best in the worldly many persons lis just received
Pescud's DRUG STORE.
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Sc0tch Ale.
FEW Casks Scotch Ale IN Quarts and Pinis. in
',S.s = s. JAMES AslE1llsoN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-22
York River Railroad

PUBLIC MEETING IN KING AND QUEEN COUNTY
Ala meeting Of the people Of King aud Queen county
held At the Court ase on the 10Th ult TOR the purpose
o advancing the in,errrt of th. York River Railroad
Ia motion, wM d. GRESHAM WAS appointed Chair
man, and De- L. II Cox, Secretary.
The oecc, OF the meeting being briefly explained by the
Chair, Col Junius H. Rosnc and entertained IN,
meeting with many phosopnic views and practical illus
trsons, which would inevitably result from, the compl
ton Of the said road. to the whole State at Virginia
Mr.. NJ. Il. Scawei OF Gloucester being prcseot was
called upon by the meetng. Who forward aud ner
few pertinent remarks expressed his earnest co
in ecomplction Of the said Road
Whereupon the following preamble aud resolutions
offered by Mr. Alexander Dudley and unanimously adopted
by the meeting
Whereas, this meeting has heard with great pleasure
that meeting oi the tuEens oi Gloucester county had
been held. and had recommended the several
and UheIs Interested in the proposed Richmond and York
River Railroad 10 send delegates to Convention to be
held at this place on the 18th of December next to aopt
such inuc the speedy completion of
| the proposed road. therefore
Resolved LIST That heartily concur in the object of
the proposed Convention, aud the time and place of
holding the said Convention.
Resolved III. That pledge our individual and uni
ted efforts in aiding the objects ct the said Conv
Resolved 81. That invite counties border
ing the York River and its tributaries the CITY of
Richmond aud all Others interested the construction Of
the said Road to send delegates to the proposed Con-
vention.
Resolved 18th. That the Chair appoint fifty delegates
to represent this county in the said Convention.
whereupon the following gentlemen appointed
Major Bland, \ Roanc, = New, A Bland, VIM,
Robinson, Andcrsod, Il wedderburp, W Anderson
Goulden, Corr Col II Bland, J x Bland q Silver.
", Williams Butriek, Bland, r Boyd, ID
Roy TunstaIl, W Jeifics, II Spencer. j Wright =
4 fauntlcroy, jr, Motley, X Gresham, X Pollard
Bagby, Col J Il Roane Acre. W Bird W Bird r
Jarrett, j Henley Roy, A Dudley, W Boulware
JeIfries. X II W Goodwin, I Haynes, Fleet Col
d DAVIS, Drew, II Watkins, Ryland Tw l.
Fauntleroy VI Boulware Pendcton, b Richards q
Spencer aud DIR N faunteroy.
Ga motion the Chairman and Secretary were added to
the list.
On motion, copy of these proceedings be sent to the
Richmond pspcs copy to the Virginia Gazette and all
papers Interested tn copy.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
WM. ID. GRESHAM, Chairman
RICMARn Ii. COY Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-22

lAwoRTH AND HoRross BUELEsQUE OryRL TRorPE
The success which has favored the performance Of this
excellent Troupe for the past week has induced them
continue few nights longer in this city The interest In
these truly aughablc buresques TO increase with
every nights performance. "cnes can invest any scene
Of the kind with much interest for he to have an
incHhausbc store Of witty anecdotes that never fail to
excite the greatest enthusiasm. The dancing Is admirable
hessrs. Albert Allen Smith, and Parrow performed with
tie Troupe last night amateurs.
These entertainments are great Of amusement
10 our citizens, who seem TO enjoy il highly.
They caused quite stir yesterday evening the entire
Troupe having driven through the city 10 furniture wa
gon, playing some excellent music they went along
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M,n1,N v,x Rrnrs declines

MARIN VAN BrRts declines the offer Of the Jump irage
under the commission to ADJUST claims bseen Great lifi.
tain aud the Cuitcd S'scs, rendered him 10y the
mssioners OF the two governments The fo~ing
from lis letter Of dsenson contains his iOr do
ing
After spending the principal part of lie in the public
service have for al Withdrawn mySc only
from all personal participation in public sits, hut from
attention Ia business OF every desc pon only wha,
has become Indispensable tn the management OF my pri-
vate affairs By adberug this course have secured
myself degree of repose suitable INV age and condition.
aud einlnenty conduciv. my happiness aud nothing
could be more tcpugnant INV feelings than depart
from now. Sti IL the in condensation consisted
OF single question which could dispose of by dcci
sion, In case OF difference between the commissioners
"osd not, under the circumstances feel myself at liberty
to decline tie responsibility of umprsse. But know
ledge OF the character of Joint Commissions. like tie pre-
sent aud their almost invarbc tendency bc kept
loot long ae the expiration of the time first agreed upon
Tor Their conclusion. satisfies that ought not.
time OF life accepts trust which, besides exposing
serious ucOnv cniencc. control my personal
ments Tor considerable length of ,ime aud postpone
my return TO the United States period far that
which would be at present anticipated. Allowing myself
To hope that the considerations which have advetcd
viii satisfy YOU that estimate ought the honor which
has been conferred upon inc. and have not declined its
acceptance on inadequate grounds,
am gentlemen, your obi servant
NJ. VAN buren,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-22

MURDER ~ MORO IS CnEsTERTIELD.-A he gro be
longing to Mr. James Reed, who resides near tue Goa
Fits In Chcsterfeld about IL miles from this city, was
stabbed yesterday the Pits by another negro the son
Of woman with whom he lived husband The repu,ed
tepiher ordered this boy 10 get wood Who upon
refusing to do abused by the othOr when scule
ensued which terminated in the murder Of one Of them
Tho younger fellow sep.son stabbed the other with
arge dirk knife in several parts Of the chest and arm
which, we understand, eariully hceraied. wound
the side Of his chest said have affected HE lungs
believed TO have caused his death.
The murderer supposed have been from this city
but be had pass his proper place Of residence could
not be ascer'ined lie put under An inquest
was held on yesterday aud verdict rendered according
TO facts.
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Correspondence Of the Whlr.

WoopyiLLE, Rappahannock, Nov. l6.
have just returned from Washington, which found
rapidly revi,iug from its annual toipor Senator'S mem
bcr OF the press and of Congress had already arrived in
sufficient numbers to give quite lively air to the Hotels,
aud the from the New York elections there pour.
ing in furnish them ample food for and speculs
ton The National Democrats whose organ the Sentinel
is evidently be- in ecstacies and number Of
guns be fired beneath the windows Of what il Of
called the fucker Hotel" in honor 81 Bev and vic
tory, and perclanCe TO the benefit OF the gsz;er.
The up>hot of the New York election will be- to con-
firm many waveriug Democrats opposition the pres
ent Administration, and already two Senators of the
dyed in the wool have been heard openly declare
that no consideration whatever will induce them
the confirmation OF Reiied, any other fcesoiier As
regards Virginia representation, the opinion is
prevalent that IIuuter and Mason lead of the Hard.
in opposition, be content the one to resign atterng
prospect of further political advancement the other
to retire tho expiration Of his present Senatorial term
Another subject Of conversation at Washington is tn,
eNcoang process which Beverly Tucker subjected the
ever To- be-i,spsed WIN j. Brown. At the glance
looks nightly ike shooting snow bird with thiry.two
FOUNDER; but there in it than first appesrs
10 contains indirect but the less deadly ihrusts at
he Cabinet Bev. has been sparing the Adminisra-
ton with NUTS on. he will appear in the pit with
seriug steel and it mistake not they will prove reg.
ular s,shers With all fuckers tenderness for the Brgt
der, his paper has not received crumb from the Excc-
tive or his advisers in the way printing 1t has all
been reserved Tor the blind aud sioid devotion of the
Union, the fee ike sycophancy OF little paper here
resembling quack mcdciue band.bi called the Star
To the Brown caStigaton There j. pas
sage in Wings admire IT only for its rarity with
Democratic editors i the honest and manly tribute To
the Wing members, Sho, 10y their timely dcnuncilton OF
the traitor saved the Democratic Congress from iuexu-
guishaLle Idicule ii lot from worse results.
ours. truly T.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-22

PREMIUM on SHEEP.-We are pleased to learn that the
me sheep exhibited at the late A. rcul.ura Fair by Mr.
Samuel F. Christian of Augusta county, to which the com
mitee awarded the premium raised by him in this
State lie did not exhibit his imported Sheep as he was
under the impression that he could furnish premium e,p
raised in Virginia. which proved b. the case. They
were afterwards -oi are Informed for less than Mr.
e. could have obtained for them home and he had an
order At the time for of his sheep higher price
than was procured for those but being hurried home
could not attend their transportation The price for
which hey were sold may be proper criterion by
which 10 judge of the quality Mr. DAyiisons sheep TO
which ausion was made in paper line ago,
being entitled 10 the premium, it said were brought
from New York lust Juae Perhaps those considerations
had their influence with the committee in awarding tie
premium.
Mr. Christian, we know, has for some time past given
his attention this business and hard TO beat OF sheep
The people Of the Valley made indebted to him lot
lis commendabe effort improve the stock Of fine wooded
,heep in that section.
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ST. Louis N,REpr H., =,

TonAccoThe entire sales of this article for the mast
three days, comprise tive hd cask and one box of
leaf at prices ranging from - G5 per loo lbs The
amount Offering is so small and the quality generally of
such character as TO form criterion Of the market
Yesterday hhds sold at the Planters Warehouses; at
$40; at 5.2o, at $50 To-day box of leaf at 4s5:
cask at i93, and hhds at SIS to $500 and this en-
braces the entire business OF the past three days Arrivals
from abose have ceased and there no demand whaey-
err except for cigar manufacturers and others of the civ
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ALIEN ANDRIA MARKET Nnr 10 -rln,. Z. In

ALIEN ANDRlA MARKET, Nov. l9.-Flour IL dull
holders perfectly quiet aud offering 10 scl-recept,
are light. Car prce 25 q 81 IL. Wheat il shade
lower. The sales TO day have been lIO II, cents
Tor prime red andlis $50 cents for good prime
whe-inieror parcels to less than our highest
figures Corn is steady with good demand. We quote
10 IL cents for white and mixed and 10 ~ cents for
yellow. Other artices unchanged.
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NORFOLK MARKET Nnu IL

Bacon, Hams l2al3 CT; Hog Round l.2 a lOcts;
Cotton, per To- 3-4c Corn, white prime G5a6sc;
Yellow do, wanted, receipts light &c., Mixed do 65sG6c
Cheese Hall lee FsIseed, per bush goal 25; Flour
supeihne 7.Soas 90; Fine 6a650; Family sas ST.; Hay
cargo from store la25 Meal per bushel for Boed 9Ua
Csc; Oats per bushel 36iiOc; Peas Black Eve sales
LILO, Wheat l25al.S5: Whskey s2a33 ccnis
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SENTENCED 10 ~ nuHG.-Of the result Of the trial of
Iyer aud Wilson at Staunton for murder the Iindelor
Of Yesterday says:
oa Friday morning az IN o'clock the Cour: reassem-
Died, ana aier me preliminary preceding, and the
charge OF the Judge explaining the Character OF the ill.,
misunderstanding three grades OF punishmeu-thc Jury
retired and al quarter ~ II o'clock having been absent
an hour and quarter. returned with verdict Of gully
IA the first Diego Tho Pronvrs exhibited no remark
able emotions the of the sentence save
-uodued and penitent appearance. Traycr still saws he
J. innocent and that he would mind the doom 80 much
we're /; not for his children. Wilson saws nothing nor
has he sl'd Snyhng, except VIXEN Intercepted TO the
matter, answers, Il know nothing about it,
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PETERSBURG MARKETS nav 10

FLouH.-wc quote City brands superfne, at AZ 90 n
$500. Country 81 $50. Family $3.50
WHrAI.-Good white wheat quote at 81 s5 l.4o,
and red do at Fl 80 SIS.
CoRN.-Corn is selling to day at 65 n 6Tcts
Corros.-CottCn is selling at 5-s but not very brisk
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u The war auong the Democracy in the mex, Con.
gress it is thought, will open the question of confirm
ine the appointment Of Mr. Rcddclj Collector in place OF
Mr. Bronson The Herald says he of the seventeen
set of politicians in that identified with the Van
buren, party for many years past. lie appointed un
der the Marcy influence before the recent election in or
der TO mark the character Of that contest and show TO
the whole world that it the determination the pre-
sent Cabinet TO revive the present Van Buren, and
influence in New York. Mr. Red6cld therefore will be
shining mark in the debates of the next senate on the
subject appointments As incarnation of the return
TO Van Bur,nisn he Nill opposed nv all the demo
Gratis o. New Goik aud the Of the country who have
been ever found and sound on the compromise ucs
ton