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OMMERCIAL SUNNI MARY.


NEW YORK, July l5.... .corToN-sales Of 800 bales
AZ firm rates FLOUR-Firmer FAILS n 1850 bbls at
IS 90 to IS 1871 for state. S. TO s. 1s for Western
md So 12J1 to IS 81 for southern WlEAT-sal"s Of
30 bushels at for Western White, and 1900 for
southern . CORN-sales Of 10000 bushels at 50 to zoe
yellow . WUISKY-Sales Of $50 bbs at 231i crnts
h gallon pOKK-Salts Of $50 bhs Pork at sl5 " 'or
Ness and S13 20 for Prime BEEt-saes Of $50 bbls
Mess at sl2 - p Dbl. BEEF HAMs-Sales Of $50 b5ls
kl3 50 to sl4 cur MEATS-Saies Of 1000 sides at
~ Sc for dry salted to So for Smoked and &c y
tb for Clear LARD-SAles Of lUOO bbls at lie tb,..
GOFFEE-Saes 100 bags at 9c for Rio and II IL 4
III for .SUGAR-Sales Of 200 hbds At 4 to AZ
Cuba and &c = h for Orleans. NOLAssE:-
sales Of 100 bbls Orleans ut % &c q gallon
PHILADELPHIA, July IA. P M....FLoUR-Inquired
for bus generally at prices below the views holders
sales q zoms 1900 200 bbs reported part for
port at SIS for sound stock including mixed and good
brands at S. l2Iz p Dbl for fresh ground Some holder
ask more for ths latter description. Rye Flour
Corn Meal are quiet. and prices about the same
WUEAT-A sale OF 1000 bushels choice Southern
White Wheat made last evening at III cents aoat
about bushels old Pennsylvania do in store at
thinz more. CORN-COntinues scarce and wanted q
die for good Yellow with little Offering. OATS
In moderate request with further sales Of 700 bushel
Delaware at Ale p bushel WiIISkY-ls more ACTIVE
ard 400 900 bbs sold DC bids scarce and he'll
at the
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The operations by means Of submarine armor
upon the wreck Of the frigate Ilussar, which
sunk in the East River, nearly opposite Stony
Island, in the early part of the Revolutionary
War, which have been continued during the
three last summers, arc prosecuted with success
the present season. There have been brought
up from the wreck canron balls, pewter pla les
and fishes, hour-gasses hand grenades, leather
hats, etc; and also the bones Of one Of the I'M
fortunate prisoners who were confined in the
vessels hold when she went down The homes
formed a perfect skeleton, and were, no doubt
those of young man Of about five feet nine
| inches in height The teeth in both the upper
and lower jaws were perfectly white, and had
not the slightest signs Of decay [Journa Of
Commerce.
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NAyAL-The officers attached to the U. s.
steamer Saranac, now repairing at this Yard
have all been detached Orders arrived from
Washington yesterday to that effect Com
mandor W W Hunter, late Inspector Of Stores
for the Navy at Washington city, has been
ordered to the U 5. fligate st. Lawrence, anil
Lieut., b. French Dulaney has been appointed
Inspector in the place of Commander Hunter.
Commodore Shubrick is still in Washington,
waiting for instructions before leaving for his
fishery command, 1t is said that to his squad
ron is to be added the Cyane, Of 20 guns, and
probably the Columbia, A, and the sloop-of-
war Albany, 20 guns The squadron will rem
devious Mt Portsmouth.
Brevet Major Francis G. Hall, T. S Marine
Corps, commanding at Gosport, died in this
Maryland, aud entered the service July ;
1925. His remains were inferred yesterday
afternoon, with military honors. [Por smoutl
va Transcript, l4th inst.
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LAMARTINE.--At last accounts from France,
Lamartine was seriously unwcll. Paris let
ter of the 30th ult. says;
lie had but lately recovered from an attack
of rheumatism, and these constant occurrences
Of what appears to be the same complaint under
different causes, inspire his friends with good
deal Of uneasiness. He left Pars a month ago
for his country seat at Macon
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THE CoMPCNCTIoNs OF CoNscIENCE.- About
two years since, Mr. Flanders Newbegin, OF
Biddeford, Me lost his carpet-hag, containing
as it was said, ten or twelve thousand dollars
The other day he received the following letter
and enclosure, dated
Boston, June 80, 1858 Enclosed please re-
ceive nineteen one hundred dollar bills on the
York Bank, Saco, for the benefit of your fam
ilY.n
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For sshr Patrick Henry Baltimore and Key westBoad Nc
Calm Greenwood 8co-L P.,ra-J Woodruff dro-hfCsnn Il
Pa ya-W A Vl.iett W siL-r-A Geln-l q
Crow Twilight, william. kso-SRk, Day SnufrJ = Harlt
PeIinsy seFornsa Lsttng &ccJ . Gbht
BchAnnon, Carol! &eoC hennet!Cevelsnd aeo-
E.ru- i IL n- M
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APREsENT 1t will be recollected that at the
time Of the Norwalk Draw accident, daughter
of Rufus W Griswoll, Of this city, was resusci-
tated by the persevcring efforts of Mr.. Lewis
Benedict after her life had been despaired of
The New Haven Journal learns that Mr.. Girls
void has now presented Mr. Benedict richly
chased, heavy gold lever watch, with gold chain
and key
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NOTICES.

Affecting OF EXEMPT FIREM N.--The
y -1sd Exempt Fireman, oi hruug
themselves BsusvQl-ut Ptrpos ~ thout i.ii to
ChtritHi' Assoc lvu OF which she
' lat.by invite the eDopsintr1 Of " n7tT tIru L. and re-
Pfslnicsry Nseing 20 he h" Al tts hall
company No I, on TUESDAY LkENIAG s6n iusi. Al
|..ffIs-. I ,s g Lnod)
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET,

JEFFERSON CRY.
Friday Evening, July 70 1853.
The market closed nearly bare of Hogs and With fair
supply other stock The business during the week was
but moderate but prices we'll maintained:
-PRICES-
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ELECTION NOTICES.

lGs- Messrs Editors: Please to announce
rRANCts LFEIH a. a iriac CLtRK the klRaT Dis
TRlCT CoJRT sltler to lns Dmgetsa! Consent ~
tIy will be ,lppsrtea by MANY FRIENDS Nlou
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Efs~ For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
cotRT.-GFURGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the presanI Minute
NewONns, which GatOu he hat
Oiled years himself candidate for the
1ce CEkSP said Court whatever Court the same may
changed iel1 I'd
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I nss- Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
e1nuste for CLERIC THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT EW
ORLEANS, FRANCIS MOUNEY. mh5
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re- Editors of the Crescent: Please an
nou-p WILLIAM CAsTElL antta for the office OF Cttk
THE RIOT COURT uF NEW ORLEANS. mhlS
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SHORT SUGAR CRoP ST PoETo RTCO-Captain
Boycc, Of the brig Susan, arrived at New York
IN the 18th inst FROM Mayaguez, Porto Rico,
with dates to the 10Th ult., and reports that
the island had been visited with very heavy
rains up to that date which had nearly put n
stop 10 sugar making The small quantity
manufactured was Of an inferior quailty, and
the prices ruled high Several vessel. had, il
consequence, left in ballast, and others were
expected to do the same
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-23

~, re- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
bsSTRCT COURT NEW ORLEANS, candidate for reelection
ANmLg
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Iar WILLIAM p BEDLOCK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT oths Court that be
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nss- j. B. CHASDLER is a Candidate for Coz
STALE THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election Novem
isI Usx iel5
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&ss~ SAMUEL G. RISK is a Candidate fol-
CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. Election ft Mon
day in November ntnt tels 10
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Esy- FRED j ROBERTS is a Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT Electlgn
y ri ,rAt ID
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LATE FROM Rlo-Quich Passage The clip
per schooner Tennessee, Capt. Lamkia, has ar
rived in Hampton Roads in tweLty-nine days
from Rio Janeiro. having smiled from that port
on the 18th of June She made the run from
the line in eighteen days
Political affairs are still in an unsettled state
at Buenos Ayres, and the city continues under
blockade without any material change in the
aspect Of affairs since previous accounts.
We have alvices from the River to the 9Th.
The market for imports and exports is firm.
The supply Of American produce was fair and
prices changed but little from previous accounts
There was fair demand from the up-river
country, Coffee had not materially changed
Exchange y to 2at
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l.f5- JOHN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
OF The SECOND DISTRICT COURT nh45
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MS- Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN
A. MOTT candidate Tor CLERK uF HE FIFTH DISTRICT
OOURT mhl4
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ng~ JAMES A HOPKINS is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
nj
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zss- j. G. PoNDExrER, Superintendent Of
ugsh Delivery Postoce, candidate for CLERK
THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mrs teN
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zsss- To the Editor of the Crescent Please
JOllN HOPPE reel cton the off
Of CONSTABLE or ThE FIRST JUSTICES COURT Of his Parish
EierI un NEXT, FRIENDS, iei6
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re- THOMAS G. POOLE is n candidate FOL
CJFpK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mis- I'd
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE o. THE DAtLy CssscEST,
Saturday Morning July %. 1858 !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship Cfo1ker Deauo, for Liverpool, ca hrekeT Aed
ARRIVED.
Marshall, Ellis days from St Maki, u asisr-Elsin
steamboats
W D CliNon, Spotfs from Louisville
SIeA,. No l. I>A,lvrs, from N!cks5urg
EXPORTS.
LvERPO0L-Per chip Chas Croker 400 bales oe-s ef Ind
toLa
IMPORTS.
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80" VIZ HENRY Waters, Candidate for Con-
>sAls Of -. sssssi 'er't Gear tsi-t sssssyis ga
trtSssr ass' Ts:t@
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GS- GEORGE F. PEARSON is a candidate for
,sseion CONsTaBLE or The SECOND JUSTICES COURT,
a sol ts the votes oil his friends je.s tie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-23
K1HE ROAD TO HEALTH
"

LADY CURED OF ASTHMA, AFTER TWENTY YEARS
sUFFfkSj, ~ THE C>E"F IpLL0wAY's PILLS The Whole
sale NEe7t Tor The Ale o. lioi1sa s Fs alludes
lsttr Professor totlo~a
h Inns Effected II that Colony, the these Invaluable Ps
al o pg-arlht Ola sly siding hill named
ac Ra1fa who a-r havas fr Lea afflicted with
r-A ht'ul Of beathus uAt, tie
'e'; -1ra at Ia Used tins remedy and her
all the that high hill.
- at the shment ftotesacr HOLLOWAY, Strand
Temple Bzr La1 tout the respectable Drugzss and
ht'ar in Medicines the sTS
whoesa.s prucpl Drug Houses
r7eu, by Mssrs. A. D. a D. SANDS York WRIGHT
K ca, View Orleans
sS There considerable in iskng the large
y -DscaG- for The guidance Of pasnis, disorder
sd o .aa4h i-ta Is
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@- WV G. QUIRK is a Candidate for Cox
FABLE OF TIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. .iF The District
nprses Fifth Sixth Seventh Wards from Canal to Julia
rect, and from the lSyee 10 tbs Ia,ke. isE
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
MUSIC STORES, ETC.


HENRY PARSONS, IS Cam pr-1kE-I-,--xr
4 Il street offers PIANO FORT FS -. -
NUNS cLA 4, GhcKE Al AND ptESt
all all with the bnsIne srni utrNse ih
nisps all ht. The lub,c
IT,
ing carefully and With d Mt h. le.s II
EelAN0S AND HARPS.-KUSTNE Err, sn4L
n MANUFACTURER OF PIANOS AND HARPs, & 1sX
Orphan Asylum, begs leave t
inform will his profession Of
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS, RPS and ali kinda OF Mgs
| cal instruments the shnrLest notice. sen4s "
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nv P. NJ BERTIN, for the past fourteen
Deputy CLERK present Second Die
nit Court candidate the CERKStf Of the salt SECOND
DISTRICT COURT Court the may be changed
NH
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Messrs Editors of the Crescent; Please nm
hF gh oouans your paper that JOHN ROACH "a
andnatu tr the office OF CONSTABLE OF 1HE FkSI JUSTICES
c0UHF MANY VOTERS. JILL te
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fchuoners.


slSA nlk BONDS OF THE NEW
- 1.~OU.VUSt OR. FANS, 0PEro, sAs ASo
II b. eceivtd until The Nj sept M er nrs at the Office EW
Ls * IN n ny ' STfh r. gpgess s 81 '.ol
-. at Tie % eli the company in the Cry Of Se"oeAn' i0l
$50 Bonds Of ' each do Sa the i.i A Aasas IS
20 90 90 90 40 40 e. A august is s
.so do DO do l., Hgsas isSs
s sn 5S S SS aes nS fs % sfse H. cent COM 9
S r h. Bard If BSls ,SS @oSesd Of feh to be expended
was sspsSd way i. present. CsP. BY Ac' Of loeorpor
RAJ ray oni Tie CITY westwardy 70 some
@ S a S'a SAT. Rs rss SS sh
st. n dry vs. miles
sy COMPLETED S ,S hsl dy 20 an sy iS q h. finished
10 e6st dyis Warrington complete equipments,
fhe iraiare. under coutrac' tn.
H SaTsi9 TereSoen si.sk TseRe veion coasbss aa4
R9 spds, So TSa ana s SsS ace E pcI r @ the s d The
Ms pp and R RIVER, and the aesD Ia r Aaa
pas aud ge O. SIS o6 6 % hn pans nd sIS's EXON me
800 Gc ba IS II Cotton ash terminus BY pre.su eSsnus.
Soge srrsd b n line roa grown country pene
the c,ps SICK Of the Company amount
''' s1s Si 5ss%."; w '' part in i've ''' %
SlIS o. seNpl -Si'o0S
fAflsh oil SvVV
/ '-''.--'''''' iSo'..
y hh h'''''''' ''''''r'''''''' w
lssyele: ''.-..'.'..-'' Sss9
6ssoso SS"S 2ss. loo
'sae' 400
stbsd the capital Comps y slpo
rAss hG sever, only IN The same popottsn as ohe, abs
ing present AVA Abe as Ttion amonnt to the sum Of st s
Ing law, subscription the csps scck maIe by
Pc an"u. ft On al Bonds Is rSa,ei by pledge
nsinmet Of the Parishes Of Orleans st Mary ST. Martin
h. Board q Ts % "a ring this l9an the puOl do So VIII
tI S ma1tsge Of nm kind po ,S oi hr Com
mo,i% anu T The Road nt b r aEd % AMI
eier tsaeeq 10 miles and then the amoun # funds
with actual and value the Road viii cmroyeIn its
inrln-f t{ 1, - - Ga, 81, \. y, Is.
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE

ST MARKs-Per Randall AlA.h.l td5 arrels naval
70 Pos. Me-.
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y 7 At1Ott....s,F0lnt
isabe Banrrnsn. UPT
Reject AlatlA..... bM
Sylphiie.....,,..CpT
r 5 Warson.... UT
urAlus
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NEURPHY'S HOTEL and RESTAU- Co.
w RANT No To- ST. Chairs streetThis esab. F3SGXA
lshn'ent, SO popularity known having thoroughly
new tcrnished In ~
the resident well AS The travel
Of The bs
every ietae With dispatch and - his gees"
sor Portable tiet' lyI RICHARD MURPHY, ttrprietar
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EXPORTS.

wB Cliron, Spot'4, from l.ai.yille
SHeh.. No !, L~A,hrrs, from N!cks5urg.
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~ NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON ~hichiH on NV 80
greatly superior sbhuen'ofthe n.y.
kind ii TIE South, just opened at -.s. SSsF
iGl 81. CHARLES STREET.
SAM connected
years having commenced with Nt
lIobeok the the Second Nj
ncpay til his continued At h'
With such experiences and an ae.e,
faithfully with the beet IN HIS line sam
friends hare Of ih patronage
the SALOON sad providing ts
CHOICEST LIQUORS that be procured sEt.F
have been employed including
The very hes Cooke LARUEh will always upplsd VI t
GAME ana the OYSTERS SEW 70 are o.
short no "ipeh
this Saloon ~or1hy he patronage o ins
iri eli
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EbC ARDlNG--A very handsomely furnished
a Floor, the asiIAble l. ca
business be had by
his Wte addressing uote to r. h. p, al thh
References aed. necessary. mig
4 RCADE HOTEL, II. S. MORSE, Pro- Ga
IA preior-Ths amilary known the Hllsz
THIS MORNING. Monday, Soyenher
thorough repaired and new furnished
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rrugs, .Weairs,ses, Perf,sme,y, etc,

TT NySta fFFltg EfFSs E>GITWW6TV ttIs
Ire subscriber wcgd req ectuy call the
Plant Pew Families stock, 4
article in ha line "A
Will be AND GENUINE. Dungk n
s.saou SOD. WATER md MEAD quality v@h<y
vii b ci a. Ms viii all the popu Azerai Wass
such as CONGRESS, BLUE LICK, supplied
'~asols6ls terms In PCEE honey ESSENCE PEPPERMINT,
-ptLEY ERS, ,'c. THOMAS RANKIN,
IN
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SUNDAYS.
ryo Dep ts-b ~, 81, "a 1915
Nj and VI sitter wh'rh the folo~'
to 1ivoli CIeie H. a. 81, AZ, 81, 81, IA -. P. NJ
tF All the Trina take passsn Csrotor
EKPr TrNils ONLY Horse Ststion and Jackson
tf- Baggage, received At DepVts only.
t5 Between Nswtrrsns Csrroon Is cents each
sAy CArrolon Pon,ehasu 10 each
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DAILY CRESCENT.
LOCAL MATTERS.

CHARITY HOSPITAL = The following IS the
weekly report Of the above institution from Friday ~"
18th TO Friday the 22d inst at IL o'clock 81 chrru
prepared for the Crescent BY Mr. lily Vanderlnjen tie
pbligng clerk
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rNERsHIP The undersigned has
The copartnership heretofore ex-


9ev=r 'A- aszr' aad-r the sd gls n JOIN 6.
hAFDLL Co, davrd By Elat1a May
5sn Pr 5.y b@tlre " Ci'sel, Notary
ta- M Ate firm. - fOErN Z, If.R
New Crieans June D., 1853. wal H. BATsoN.
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NTOTlCE-TW ENTY-FIVE DOLLARS ~
~ eEwARp.-RanAwsyen TUESDAY, April "a Negro
Bri klsyef by Trade, thirty Of age
i've t'e inchs tsh, stout tu we'll set low hai Or -
blue 10th round white ns-y psnis,
top h it huub of Tn. above reward
viii te HATCHER FRiSbi, at 1875 Crs
street. him in ISL that get MIN
,v4in aplu
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18
IMPORTANCE GIVEN TO FREE
SOILERS.
IT. 5 = FF Z G rs.

We are of those who have ever expressed the
opinion that the effort Of the President Of the
United States, upon his coming into power, to
reconcile the various factions Of the democratic
party was honest and ingenious. We 90 far
ther, and believe that it was, to mind not
operated upon by passion and prejudice, a
reasonable, and natural hope. But we are
OF those who believe that there is class of
men who form their organizations for selfish
ends; who, to gain power, to achieve influence.
to acquire position, will stretch their con.
sciences and sacrifice manly truth to accom-.
plish their own objects. 1t is our purpose
briefly to notice the family characteristics of
the party or faction designated in the canton
Of this article.
Obtaining money under false pretences is
recognised by our, laws as a penal offence.
Eren h,s may sometimes be done without
consequential involvement Of the "animusr
to defraud. IT rarely fails, however, if innocent
y perpetrated, to be followed by contrition or
explanation-many times by either or both, it
is excused or forgiven.
Promising thus as to individuals or factions.
we are brought in this connection to consider
first the sincerity Of the freesoilers. which. if we
prove it to be futile and hollow, will place them
beyond the pale Of our confidence; and second.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18

A TRUE DEMocRAT.-The lager beer spirit
Of true democracy fairly frothed at the nozzle
up in Rhineland, yesterday. Hans Petrikens
and old Baumginerhof got into dispute,
which illuminated the knotty subject Of politi
cal discusson-clear as mud.
"Hans, dell you sub-tig; uknows not-igr'
"Yaw," says Hans.
"Yaw," adds the old man, "you knows not-ig
too. Now you skin NIT yer eye"
"Yaw"
"Aun you be shleep NIT your eye shut open
dat way, for de tam poll-tish-ners, dey tell you,
Hans, dat de free soils good; dat's liel"
"Yaw."
"Aun den de odder feller, he says de Maine
law ish good; dat's anodder lie, too, de same =
"Yaw"
"Wall, den de odder feller, he tell you de
whig. ticket ish good; dats anodder lie, too y
"Yaw," says Hans. ...
"Den de nodder feller, he goesh to you, and
kom and he say, vote de odder ticket, NIT an
odder name; dat ish a lie, too"
"Tonner and blixenl' cries Hans, in disgust,
what der deifel ish te ticket vot vote, eh2
"Bah! you know noting too, Ghost like mine
old pigs nit de SOW. Now tell sometig; you
vote ash do; ash vote these fve-and-twenty
years"
"Yaw,"
"Vote for old Sbeneral Shaxon, nit de whole
ticket and noting shorterp
"Hurrah for Shaxonl' cries Hans. y
"Dat ish right, Hans--hurrah for Shaxon
kom gt some beerl'
Ana Hans and his political mentor scattered
into lager beer saloon, yelling
"Harrah for Shaxon" |"
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18
THE PENNSYLvANIANA AND JUDGE
BRONSON.

Had thunderbolt fallen from the clear sky
of Yesterday we could not have been more as
toundcOFthan we were by the article that ap,
peared in the Rsnnsylrdnian, under the caption
of "Guthrie, Davis, and Bronson truly an
ill-assorted triumvirate. Up to Saturday last,
the Pennsylcanian had been strong in its sym.
pathy with the national democrats-it had been
warm, jealous, and consistent. But in the
twinkling Of an eye-with oil that precipitate
suddenness that marked Saint Paul's conver-
sion--it doffs the honored uniform of the old
guard, Of which it was dashing lieutenant,
and unaccountably donns the epauletts Of the
freesoilers. Without rhyme or reason, without
a word Of apology or explanation, it changes its
position. Saint Paul pleaded a miracle, the in
tervention of high heaven, when, from perse-
cutor of the saints, he became saint himself
But without plea, or excuse, or apology, or rea-
son Of any Sort the Pennsylranian, from zeal.
Gus defender of the national democrats plunges
headlsng into the ranks Of its foes.
What is the meaning of this treason? We
demand to know. The press shall not commit
such tergiversations in the face Of day and pass
unquestioned by us. There is something "rot-
ten in Denmark" Such is our confidence in
the proprietors and conductors of that paper,
(nor are we, in this instance, without special
reasons for that con6dence,) that we believe
they were as much surprised and mortified at
tie appearance of the article to which we refer
as we, ourselves, were. We believe they dis
approve of it as strongly as we do. WHERE
DID IT COME FROM? Who FORCED IT IN? If
not forced, WHO sMUGGLED IT IN? Who IS THE
AUTHOR? We await further disclosures, for the
truth must out
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18
THE yy1LKEsBARRE SLAVE CASE.

We publish to-day the able opinion Of Judge
Grier, discharging the deputy marshals Of Penn
sylvania, who had been arrested by some mali
cious fanatic, for attempting to execute the
fugitive-slave law. Throughout the struggle
which the abolitionists have made to thwart and
resist the execution of the act Of Congress pro
viding for the surrender Of fugitives from ser
vice or labor, Judge Grier has been conspicu
Gus for his resolute determination to uphold the
laws of the land. His opinion in the Wilkes
barre case will add to his high reputation as a
firm, able, and patriotic officer. Great credits
also due to John w. Ashmead, esq, the United
States district attorney, holabored with unceas.
ing diligence and eminent ability to tlrwart the
illegal and dangerous purposes Of fanaticism.