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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-09

sss7f esterday n" paper issued from this OF
nce the short intermission of day heirg rendered
absolutely necesSary.in order put up one of Non
thrups Patent Cylinder Power Presses in place OF
the hand Press, which we have been using Oar
Paper will hereafter be printed upon this new press
which we think will do its work better and enable
us to send out whole edition almost at the same
time, which is quite desderatnm with papers prin
ted at the time of day when ours is SO far as we
have been able to form any judgment from what we
have seen of the press are much pleased wish
it, and we confident that when run by steam
which it is onr intention to use as soon as we can
get our "fbce fully arranged, it viii print
thousand an hour, which is fast enough for all prac
teal purposes, and. ineed quite as fast as really
good work can be done
The press will cost us about thoosand dollars
put up here, with all The fixtures. and of course we
hope that il will pay for SELF otherwise would
hardly have gone to he expense Of getting it merely
for patriotism, which is very noble, but sometimes
a rather improbable virtue. An engine viii cor'
US between three and four hundred dollars more.
but it will lie necessary to have it.
We have now no hand presses in use in our Office
having, during the summer. got in Of Gordon,
AL igatof' Job Presses, for printing Cards Circu
lars, B!anls, AID such ike, which it does better than
any hand press, and three four times fast -
With these additions to printing facili les We
feel confident that accommodate friends
who may want anything done. from "a mammoth
s ow-bill, to . small card fom ii book a ,ircu
lar, in as good style, as promptly and upon as rea-
sonable terms they can be done North South
At any rate, we ak fair trial, and think we
can give satisfaction We believe that there is.
here in Wilmington. fair opening for the prohta-
bic employment of all lie Improvements which
ing nuity has introduced into printing machinery
The growth and progress ofthe town in every other
respect calls for corresponding progress in this.
There is only one thing about The arrangement
that didn't quite like, and Tat Is. that tie press
is directly over the table al which writing.
The house is not new. The beams may be or may
not be strong; we rather think they are not Shouts
it come through upon US. we would be Squashed as
guns are made Of iron, ard that would he
the end Of the affair, and OF There is an
old story about preacher in AIarblehead or some
other fishing town in Massachusetts, asking the
prayers of The congregation for somehody who wa
going to sea, in manner and form Is follows: A
going to see bis vile, requests the prayers Of
the congrcgation," which was somewhat different
from the intention. which WAS, shat man going to
so his wife requests the pFa ycrS Of the aggregation
on his behalf Nnw. in neither Of these
sCrapes, bot really. think uur noson nearly AZ
dangerous, and certanly the prayers of the oongrc
cation would not come ami>>
n,,l.. T,,.. = n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-09
Coalition ". UuTDGl,

Pendint, the recention of tbn Mess,co % we'll os
the variops accomn,nvinr docuoaot. torathor with
Tho oro1;o;,,., ,,;o,. of C,,,ro.s j.; ,ro on,r.,,;,
lion and ito snbsoo,aot ras,,.e r., ,lo po.;ln,t;l
,.ooo,,,oan Iot;o, va do ,,ot fol ,,ol 1;ro fl;,
o,r coI,,pn. with n,,i,i,.I snoor1,+ios ,ho, t;,,
ord . .ho,+ ,;n,o +o viii t,;- ,.o..,;,, or2 ,,,
dofood roror t;,,. ,o., -, t4o ;, i ;., ~
or,I,u l;,o,,.od :; .,i ol,,.a.t; D. u
there is one ,;tto conf,son Of forms aid or ;5a,s
+o, Of ,,h;ob t5o ,,t; acknowledgements; ,, .
gn;Itv 70 which wa ,r,,,,.a lIi,, ..tton+i with
the view Of hr;ngirr ,bont ,rcator Gaoroo IF 90.
c,rsc,, y, rho ,,so ne farms md - tho ,.o-,:,, g
ideas It q very common tbinn to hear and rcad
ahopt . coalition hotweo, Oon,oc,,ts .r7 Fros Soil
o :; N.,,. Va, N -: ,:4
oie !" Ne" lo' '>'"' '''H Pe''''' Us 10 say IL
wrong. coalition ~ the joining together OF different
parties sections of parties for the furtherance of
certain n,ds hnt ,vitbont ,n, cororoop;tv IF r;oc;
pie AS 10Y instance IL womb nave oeeh coalition
in New York, had the B"rnhnrnerS and tiunkers
formed a league contracting for certain con>iaefr-
tions 70 vote for Franklin Pierce FIR prosident vo
, ~
Ie'ath'h% 'heF uIs''"cnNe "rGahZ@'iohS' ana the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-09
Washington Azx-.iEs.

WASHINGTON Dec 5-The board of examiners
for promotion and admission of engineers to the
w convened at the navy yard to day Engi"eer-ir-
Chief Daniel B. Martin. presiding. From the num-
Der cand ates presented il IS believed the session
viii last three four weeks
The Secretary of the Treasurys estimates for the
next fiscal year are handsomely printed, comprising
goo pages and were laid on the desks of the mem
bers this morning The entire estimates for the
expenses of the year amount to S5l.06O,277.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-09

gry-From Mr. Munds' new Book Store, on Market
street, in the Manchester Hotel" building, have
Woman's Life by Emile carIen. Also the follow
ing pieces of Music, by HI Schreiner: The Loved
of other years. Fantasia for the Piano. from the
opera OF Il Puritani,' and g Louis Grande Waltz
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-09
Sword to Capt. Engraham

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec 3d.-The Senate of this
State has passed resolution giving sword to Capt
Ingraham
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-09

CoNcREss.-Both Houses organized on Monday
last The old officers Of the House were elected on
the first ballot without difficulty or oppo>ition-at
least in the ranks OF the dominant party. This looks
more like harmony than had been anticipated. The
message was sent in. we suppose yes 'ay noon,
but it seems that no copies wee sent in advance
south of Richmond None were sent to Cbarleston
so. although would much rather the arrange
ment of the last few years had been adhered to- still
we can't feel sighted, since off than
our neighbnrs. in which there is some consolation
LEAD POISONING DR.. r. 4. ANDERSON. of this
town, relates in Or. Hays Journal twelve rked
cases of lead poisoning produced. without ques
ton. from drinking the water carried to cert,in
mill site through 1000 feet of lead pipe. The dis
ease besides the other characteristics presented in
each instance, the blue line around the gums and
teeth and the lead satisfactorily detected by
chemical tests in The water.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-09-03
CHANGE Oh sEGUEs.

c., ON and after Men
d. la. day next, (A,gust S,y
WILMEnI Capt WV
Wr5on, will run as follows, until further no.
tice. Leaves
Port Deposit on Mondays at o'clock for
FredcIckto~n and Georgetown.
Fredericktown and Georgeto&u on Mondays,
al : O'Clock for Philadelphia
PhiIadcl phia on Tuesday at , O'Clock for
FlcderlcktoWn aud Georgetown.
Fred. and Georgetown on Wednesday at
for Philadelphia.
Philadelphia on Thursday at for Fred. and
Georgetown.
Fred. and Georgetown on Friday at 2 for
Philadelphia.
Philadelphia Gu Saturday at . for Port De-
post, (direct.) touching at Timers trreki
Forts It'haY, Port Hsrmut, and other inter-
mediate points.
The new steamer John c. Grcorne, will be in
waiting at PORT Herman on the EN- river, on
Saturday e|cnIngS, to rrcel"e the ght and
passengers brought by the Lsdy Wilmer, Tor
the different landings on the Sassairas river.
WM. II. GILpIN, Philadelphia,
WILMER & DAVIS, Port Deposit,
r. Passage, ST. cua II. Agents.
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CALVERT COLLEGE,,


.Ncur .New Windsor, CyroH Co., Nd.
THIS Institution, incorporated by the late
LEGISLATURE, Is located IN 4 ituthiuI and pic
turesque region, with sulphur springs in the
Immediate vicinity. Tie College eilhce, latc-
Is erected, IS SulIicltnt,y large and commoI!ous
to Accommodate one huu,ircd Students.
The course Of study embraces Aiu.uI !h!os-
ophy, Logic, Rhetoric, the Latin and nTuch
Languages, Mathematics. Astronomy, Chemis-
Try, anu Natural Philosophy. Arithmetic, Book
keeping, Ancient ami Nu0ern Geography and
History; also the Modern Languages wiz
French, German aud Spanish. Particular AT
lemton pad 10 the various branches OF thor
ouch En- -ish education.
The Scholastic year commences on the 3cd
MONDAY Of October. AMI i. r"'nf o>ci Ola WIN
Ter session OF twrniy-sX weeks. and The sumner
session eighteen weeks. \ vacation oi tour
weeks at The close Of each Sos jun.
Terms For tuition, buardtu-. washing AMI
attention To cioIhing. payable in advance
Winter session oi 20 weeks, SO 90
Summer iS ~ 30
Music, extra per amman, ~ 90
Drawing. :" - 90
Those remaining during IL vacation
will b. charged for each ynne lou : 20
A. II. B.NER. President.
Circulars may be had by atYuouou to the
President. Seu 5w
l-g~Any person rcmitting the Publisher the
price ct the t1iiowm Ho.n, will nave II sent
by mail, to any part ot I.c United Stota>
EEGE or POSTAGE.
The LIFE AND SPEECHES or
FgENI-E CF,&EI
Val y PorIraa oal It Ij9r II &r 5Hd-pIocc
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TIE CECLL WIG.
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,,
BY p. Q. RICKETTS,.

TERMs.--Two dollars year in advance, and
two dollars and Fifty cents i.not paid in advance.
To clubs in alrance, five copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ADyEhrIstEG.-On dollar square for three
week, insertion: twenty-five cents sQoar" Tor
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines OF
BREWER, or II space equal to that make a square.
Fractions of a square, counted as a square.
iverti~emrnts inserted quarterly, seml-annu-
ally or hv the yea. at moderate rates.
90 Hanahlls and lob Work fall kinds done
neatly and at short notice. The office OF" THE
WHIG" Is ia the centre of,he town. next door
to Doct. WalIace's Dug Store.
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C /, OF HING.

A J. SCOTT & BRO, have ust opened ar
IA. extensive assortment Of superior Ready
made cIolhirg, OF every quality and variety
adapted I'd the season, which lhey are prepared
to sell atthe lowest
CITY CASH PRICES.
Their stock consisting Of men and boys wear
has been carefully selected, and their dctcrml-
nation is 10 keep up at all tunes
.Aew, Fresh o5d Lice]y Stock;
superior in every respect 10 III" class Of cloth
ing heretofore and now sold in this market
CLOIUiNG W.9RE ROOMS,
Opposite The FoHataia Inn, Mtfon, Up &Girs,)
where every advantage for selecting, fitting and
trying on garments will i" afforded.
n. h. Clothing made to order equal III all
respects 10 ;hc finest city customer work.
May llth 'j3.
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NLOCES.-jast received and for sale, SUI
\ pnsior assortment OF clocks ranging in price
FROM ST, DC 10 81. Also 'nrge assortment OF
Looking Glasses from ~ els to 81. Call and
see our assortment Of Clocks Glasses, sc, and
W tcri assured YOU viii he inclined 70 purchase
after YOU examine the superior quality OF out
goods. Directly opposite Johnson's Hotel.
May % i. }. SCoIl x BtO'
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Etb6J sDE

TOR SALE OR RENTING subscriber
I viii sell Of reUt his Foundry situated in the
town et Port Deposit Attached toit is a water
power which can be applied 20 other purposes
beside the use Of the foundry. IhIs Foundry
has done, and Is capable Of doing a large and
profitable business. Possession s'+en immc-
diarely. apply to P. ". WEBB,
June II If Port Deposit.
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New Spging Goods for 1883.

The subscribers respectfully inform the cli'
zens Of Cecil county, that they now have in store
4 much larger aSsorlmer, of Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, than they ever had before, and they
ftiler themselves that the
STYLE, QUALITY, AND PRICE,
will induce all to buy who will favor them
with cali apr 8 BROWN & FOARD:
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gNThI. TORBER'1 has now opened his rev
w and well selected stock Of Spring end
Summer Goods, all OF which he is offering very
rhnnn His slueh cnnsisls In natt Of
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VIZ =" I"e ~. ~ s,, MAJ
" ~ ~ ---
Re,1styc Apprrs.-The WORKING
Farmer saws in speo kior of the Great
success of Il. L. Pell. and the h;gh price
he gets in foreign m arlets. "Mr. Pell
mas occaS'onaIiy made thumb dent IN
an apple ana alter tying a laogI 70 the
STEM paced the aP2 SO arh'ed IN the
centre OF barrel Of Soo4d apP''S' re-
guessing nus agent IN England 10 report
the result. lhe report mas always 2''n'
been found daeaved." H5E absurd.
then, to club or Shake apples from
. . ..f1 49,. ,.,-l
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DR.. J. 3. ANARCHISTS
GEg.EEsfe ATEYs e'A,IEaGeLECON.

49, w UfilN' i lUtf y IitI'S, Oi
Whites; Chronic Inflammation and llcera-
ton oflhc Womb; lncidcr'a. Hcmorrhose, or
Flooiing: Painful, Suppressed and Irregular
MenstcRation, Sc, with all their accom- pnny
inr evils, Cancer exccptcI) no matter how
Sc"rrc OF OF how long staining.
The Cutholicon lar snrp0sses other remedies
in teng more certain, less EXPENSIVE, and
leaving the system in better rordition. Let all
therefore Interested in such remedy call and
Obtain Il pamphlet Greco continuing ample
prUn.. from highly respectable sources, pi The
happy results ui lis use together with letters
from trSt-casS experienced physicians, who
have used it IN then practice, and speak from
:heir own observations
Pamphlets rad gratis at the Store Of " N.
TcRBEkG. Agent Eiklon. Also sold by
most Of the Leading Druggists in the adjoining
rauuIirs.
Letter addressed to Mcssrs Beach & Brownson
Agents at Newberry. c. L., S. c., by Rev.
c. s. Beard, OF same State.
GLENN SPRINGS, Jan, 9Th, 1853.
1Iessrs, Beach & Browuson--SIEs. send for
another bottle Of your ''.'larchlSI's Uterine
Catho,iyou." My wife has been afflicted tor
eleven wears, and variety of means has been
rrsortel TO tor rrIiet, bat none was Obtained
until ! received this neIicinc from YOU. It's
influence seems almost magical: there was u
manifest Improvement from The day it was
taken.
As there are great many females in our
couNtry Ia5urMg under the affection for which
your medicine proposes II remedy, feel II a
duty to recommend il to all such.
(SIgned,) tLoCGH :. BEARD.
/. b. MARCHlSl & CO., proprictors.
Central Depot, 30I Broadway, n. Y;
AEg ID. ~ Gm
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GU a ND.

500 Tons No. ! Government Pcruei1n GGa1.o
800 Tons Icy Pniu gOnt0n G@aho.
FOR sale al the lowest market rates by
ALLEN g. NEEDLES,
Nos. % S, p South Wharyes, near Chestnut
ST.. PhiladeIp ha. tiuy SO SIN
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No. y, centre .Nor6et SPace, B0Ito
r. EEPS constantly on hand an assortment OF
~ all articles in his line Of business, ol all
qualities and prices. lie is, also, TIE sole man
uac,urer OF II&ALD'S UNHvALLEp SNurrs.
His prices are low. Call aud give him a trial.
Ane I3, ,5G Gm
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TWO PAIR Of fine large work Oxen will be
sold on reasonable terms. Apply to SAMUEL
EoWRifN on The farm recently occupied by
Ebene2er Chopper, III Elk Neck, or At this
Office, Jus ~ u
s1ISII. 30 hbs. new Labrador behring's Of
7 hest qualify. Also lot of No | aud )
mackrrrf which we VIII warrent to give satta-
faction 10 all purchasers, for sale BY
A. J. SCorT S, BIO.
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UNIVERSITY asW 334fsYAaNG3

,,,'t,, 1t-,,r,. .,,..,.,, ,,t,',.S aI,1.,"'>'
Wv u 1\' y ,o oi''' ~, y
N't' 'SS'" o' -, ~, '.''.' l"'"' 1000
am '"' on W. -, % ,''"''',' '>' : ,c,. .
.'i'''P'eS ""1 ''". ~. ~ 'S"'@''H '," I''h'-
va 's''' ~ N''..'I ~ W."
N"'i,'>''! qua ''''"'S! --"-H' '1' a. Al
Ni>' ~. - r,y
i',4'' ''sS an ''a'"'t 81 S'e',r'or anu o'!H'
Ico, -Ne"'cl''e-I> IA M. vi '-'1%' w. d.
I ~ ''' ny s'''''li Jos Noh', NJ. u
U'>''t'' ,, .%Rh H. 't'N IS, VI. ~
M0le' u, IA -nr"'c' H'iaF'n.ic' ana Pathology
y no. !. ''|SANHfh :'ft' VI. y.
PRACTICAL Ana'omy-8Hh"IoE ,. SNlTH, VI D.
fee. $40; Naturalization, So Graaualion $50.
For purposes Of Clinical instruction, Tho
Faculty have at their command tic Baltimore
ianr4arg, containing 2pD beds. Il belongs t.
tuc University, ,ulI Is managed aud ATTENDED
euu,rIy By the Faculty. and Is opea toad mpt.
fieuiAtuts OF The srhuu! throughout tne leal
without tee.
Anatomical material is abundant and cheap.
Expenses OF living i'll Baltimore u Iow as any
Atlantic clly. v VI. j.. A. Al.EN,
AQ- 20 NJ. d., Dean.
mao. .,,.,..-.,, ....
nus n y on Nb4I Gi,, lft lhe sun
'rI!n'f nit. Obtained I'"m tAe orphans t"W
u tee" c9'"'!, 'ollefs Of admin sifl'ioh Of
'"1 P9'5'""' NS.''e q
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Domestic m0sliua. bIeachcl ditto, SUmmer pant
stuff in gfea, variety, cloth, cashmere, tweeds,
aIpaca, b.oradc. popJ;ns, bed ticking, check
shlrling. stripe ao.. &c.
n. Is. Country produce taken in exchange
for goods aWe
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200 .lCRES,

more Of loss wbercon john Almorr now re-
sides. and WHlcA 0aioius the lands oi John Now
land. Vim. 3. blIcs, JAMES NcNry, ana others;
and hereby give notice, thal va "a RDAN.
the !otu day al ) p'ntubcr next, between tbv
hours Of anj d O'Clock =. ", ~ tn" Court
House in EINtoa, | viii expose sad tract or
pnIcrI OF land al publ: auction. To the j'-t {
bidder to satisfy >ald executions. 'IsrU.s Of .air
CASH. JOHN ItNNHN.
AuL % is SAH. Ceci COuRiy.
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Port HINUas&5ca. Pocket FbOoAs,
Nd FANCY GO0DS.--Ihc attention Q! the
4 trade, and others, in want OF Port AOnnales,
pocket books, bakers cases, dressing cases,
portable writing desks, backgammon and chess
h0aGds, cheSsmen, pearl, she'll, aud silver card
cases, work boxes, cabas, needle books, money
belts. CIGAR cases. portfolios, razors and razor
slrops, travelling HaShs, and fine cutlery, togeth-
or with large variety of IA&cY Goobs, WhicA
will be sold al the lowest rates.
i. II. SMITH,
Porte Nonnaie end Pocket Book Manufacturer
aug .p&m 205 Arch st. below Sixth, PhIsa.
IMPORTANT EO E1ELEEEs.
DOLTINti CLOTHS ANCHOR STAND
II Just received at the Betting Cloth Ware
house, NO. n. st. above Market ST., Phiia-
drlphiu. "a large stock of The above goods man
Intaclurcd Of the best selected Silk, vii! nj
wear furry, therefore will not require SO much
knocking as some cloths that are in the market,
and will bolt fee; the hour viii be clean aud
Of bright color. GEORGE W iSt,
\ Miller Of rs years experience,
All cloths warranted. mar 20 ON
NOTICE .~-Fhe stated meetings o. the Or
\ phans' Court OF Cecil county, Gre held on
the second Tuesdays in February, April, June,
August, October and December. School :
count, must be presented, on the second Tues
day in January, the 2nd Tuesday II ApTr! lhe
2nd Tuesday in June and the 1nl Tuesday IN
October. JAMES IL. AhiAi',
lime IS ,53 Reg, OF wills.
! = BARRELS PURE CIDER VINEGAR, AT
I } aug n BROWN s FOARD'S,
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NOTzdE.

4 Ii persons are forbid trcspassing on the
II premises OF the undersigned, with dog, gun
o. otherwise, unacr the penalty oIthe law.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-08

lay it on the table, which did not prevail; the
vote being-yeas "a, nays 10s There was
much cross voting on this motion most of the
wings, the Virginians who were auti-Forney-
ties, and the Very Hards," with here and
there other Democratic members, making up
those who sustained the resolution. There
was nothing of political cast in the contest
over it, however.
THE House adjourned over to-day to afford
the Speaker the usual opportunity to arrange
the standing committees. This is the custom
following in the latter half Of the first week
Of the session. TheSpeaker will have hard
time of it, doubtless, until Monday morning
next, receiving hundreds Of calls from kind
friends disposed to aid him in discharging
that portion Of the duties of his position.
THE CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREASURY
DEPARTMENT. On yesterday, the 7th Of De-
cember, there were Of Treasury Warrants en-
tered on the books of the Department
Far the redemption Of stocks. go. $40, 343 %
For Treasury Department. exc!u
sIye of stocks. ................. ii .626 IS
For the Customs ................ ASA %
Covered into the Treasury from
Lands .................... lI3,I74 10
Covered into the Treasury from
miscellaneous sources. ...... G.477 53
For the War Department. 22214j IL
For the Navy Department. Cpl %
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-08

u The National Uemocfat and other
New York papers are raising muss OIL
account Of the Times and TIi5uae having
the Presidents message in type in adj
vance Of It's delivery to Congress. Tie
DemorrGt says:
While crowd Of acssengcrs from
all the respectable newspaper offices in
this city were waiting On the Postmaster
for the delivery Of the Presidents Mes
sage, the nCws-boys rushed down the
street with the Presidents Message in
full, III the I5m"s and Jr1b'nc. The
Message wa, cried III the streets About
HALF-PAST ONE; the Geographic permits
SION 10 distribute the cO3les for the press
did not arrive UNTIL Two. :"
The SIN, on the same subject, says:
Two newspapers in this c;ty-the
Trijime and 1unes-had the Presidents
Message Ill type Yesterday morning
and, perhaps, for Il day Or two laSt-str-
prlSed Postmaster Fowler and others. b.
publishing 1t nearly an hour before he re-
ceive'l 3 Geographic announcement that
the Message BAD been sent into Congress.
Copies Of the Mcssaga had been sent to
the Postmaster iUr distribution to the
various nevspape., Offices, as soon as lie
received The order ~ telegraph, but the
above papers were selling the Message il
the street sOlGe minutes after - 'ciock,
noon, while the Message was not deliver
cd to Congress until ten minutes past
one, Z. VI.
They could only obtain the Message in
advance Gifts bo"4 fac delivery, either BY
shameful bribery; b. son.e Of their tools
at Washington stealing coric.; from TIE
office in winch it was printed: on h. Dis
graceful collision with some Of the par.io3
who had it in charge.
There is a screw loose somewhere.
Who to blame?
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= sos1N 81,

The Rev. MIR. Leo. a convert from Cat!.o-
iieisin, has been delivering lectures IN Wash.
Inctcn Hall, III the city OF Newark, and Great
Ing much eXci'emen. there
THE Toronto P,lt5iot Of the 9Th, ap
nounces the death, ON that morning. of Hugh
Scobie. E=q-, editor AID proprietor Of the
British C0Io"if, in iLc iJ,h year of lis are
Mr.. S"obic Wa on extensive boo:: -se!Icr r.
we'll i. conductor Of lie COisui>l and was
greatly res ?ccted.
Sir GcGrgc Green, N, r0ufr 10 Texas.
on hunting excursion was sohbod Of his port
manteau near Alton, containing :, draft On
New York and $500 in gold
...-PdTson BrownIow, of the Knoxville
Clenn) wing, publishes black list of :.b-
sc"nded, delinquent subscribers
lit i IulG0re4 that Gov. F0o:e intends
removing to California
ut : said that Mr. Parker. late Libra
rian Of the House of Representative. recent
iy dismissed 10y the Clerk Of the House il the
washington correspondent; Of the Richmond
t"G"''e' whose epistIes are filled with abuse
OF Col Forney
49, john Farrell Esq, OF n. Y. is al the
National Ex-Governor Graso, MA
Gadsby's Ex-Governor Lane. Of New Mnx;oo
is at Browns.