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The this day directed that dividend in
trest be declared Of three cent the out
standing Scrip The Company able cash and after the sss
day OF December next.
that notwithstanding the eaanous
period the financial Of the Company their
reserved capital ONE MILLION OF EoLLARs remains
uapated They in the just expectations the
rcane community it eSredien adopt for the
capital and therefore notice that onehaf
profits easung shall bs appropriated TO the edenp-
ton Scrip snued remaining half to be added to the
reserved und will be in their opinion the true
policy Company the rule OF aceunu
until the Capital ha Eeaeh at least Two Millions oil Dollars
BY order Of The Board. JOHN WHITEHEAD secretar,.
TRUSTEES.
Moses II. Gnnell Henry A Col,
William Il Macy, Joseph Fouke,lE.
Samuel & MITCHELL F. Straehan,
Schuyler Livingston, Edwin bartlett,
Alffed Seton, u. A. Mardoch,
NnrInsr Livingston, Oliver Slate Jr,
Chas II. Marahap, g. Winthrop Gray
joseph Galard, il. Peter Po1er
John A. 1selin, Anthony D. Nela0h,
Theodore W. Riley, Samuel Bates,
WIN IA Newman. Robert L. Maitla1d,
Roswei Sprapue, Jacob r. Nevus,
Drake Mills Alex. NJ. Lawrence,
Frrderick @. Foster, Eliaa Ponyess,
Jonis Jorut Percy H Pyns,
Frsderick Wilamaun A, NELSON, President,
ALFRED SETON Vice President,
JOHN WHITEHEAD, Secretary.
NewYork, Novembsrl 1854. nit I'm
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"
SUGAR AND MoLASsEs.. -. Sugar was in good
sales embraced 800 hhds at 81 04A4 for Fair to Fully
Fair OF Molasses, 1000 bbs sold, prime bringing
1ee early in the day. but subsequently, falling off to 1880
o gallon.
FLOUR. There was more inquiry and We noticed
sales of 1000 bbls st. Louis including 200 superne at
As HOO in two lots at IS little over; $50 Extra at
about IS So and 500 at So 70 q Dbl 5G.=.
GRAIN The sales Of Corn embraced about 1000
sacks including lot Of weevy at 9oe 100 sacks Mixed
White at 92s and the residue mostly at $50 Q bushe
OF Oats 1000 sacks st, Louis sold 5sf062 in
Guiding $40 at $3.50 bushel.. Bran higher, and
800 sacks were taken at 81 60 and 81 70 q 100 fb.
PROVISIONS :. The principal sale Of Pork 200
bbls Mess private inspection, at $16 Is . Dbl Mess
was retailing at s160S SIG 50 bbl Of Bacon 80 casks
good Sides were sold at ee and IS of Shoulders at
H. Dealers realizing 100 Is for prime Ribbed
Sides and Ct for Shoulders in retail lots Sales Of 534
bbls prime Lard in two lots at 100 . fb. -l5
HAY...A lot of 740 bales Northern said to have
been sold on Saturday at s25 so q ton.
COFFEE . Sales $50 bags Rio, of which 500 at 95s
$50 at 9% and 100 at LOG p tb
WHISKY. We noticed only small sales at 410424
o gallon for Extra. 47l-.
FREIGHTS Two ships taken for Liverpool at
azd for Cotton and 1850 bbls Flour shipped for New
York at 4oe q Dbl. ,3 i.sgggssg-@ .,n. n.
EXCHANGE. L.. Demand fair at our quotations:
Sterling .l0eO109h and 1o9%
Francs .5f.sSlO5f. lss4 % dollar
New York Sixty-day Bills .1n0lAH CT discount
Sight Checks New York;. .AG6l 2 cent premium
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A RMORY HALL--THE CAMPBEI.Ls ARE CON-
IA ING-TWELvES ACCOMPLISHMENTS MONDAY.
Is, Every Evening during the week-WESr q
PEELs ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MNsTRELs have the honor e
Gentlemen NewUeans that they Will
give a series OF tn popular Concert. as above.
kY- particulars bills Of the day.
MATT PEEL, Manager,
min A. JONES Agent.
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D OPER & TRAVIS'S GYMNASIUM, Perdido
" street over The shadesn-RoPER TRAVIS respectfully
Orleans that they have opened YNA
upon scale above ramed place. me
of which superior any thing o. th KIND IN
South procuring every
thing necessary n Institution Of this kind.
invited to call and examine the SfMNA
there strongly by all
Physicinns. ..,x,,4., ,,,,r,,
attached 10 the Establishment bAIfIad hUoi
with every necessary requirement
tH- Lessona given in Sparring and Fencing -.
Sf~'N"' NH
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LIST OF GIFTS. .,,e
100 Marble bnss oi " ~ 10000
100 =. .,........,,,,, l0,00u
Ivy 100 lO,0uo
So Elegant Old Paintings in splendid g1 Hames Inn 6Ooo
feet saeh.. -''.''''-''' " 5Ooo
100 Elegant Paintings 2xS feet each w $3.50 '
b0O Steel Plate EnGravings brilliantly lho, IN nan
rich gilt frames, 24130nches each AZ -. ''
IN nm Elegant SIeel Plate Engravngs, colofeu IN
Dill Of the Warrington Monument 2or9o nehes An soa
ZACH,
as1 900 Steel Plate Engrayings. from lOo dlheiens
plates, now popsession OF and owned oy taa
Artists Union, Of the market value OF from eo INN
lEasteas' Dwelling in s''l street. $4,000
~ Building 100 and l0lst Streets a, oon
CITY, 95x0o feet deeP at .ioVV -. |".
ina villa Sites, containing Zach 10 900 square tee
~ Inc suburbs OF NewYork City, and commanding mT.@
a magnificent Of the Hudson River ana ron rnnnn
Island Sound, aue -. 'o,ooo
90 Perpetual Of Cah, without interest or ooo
- secatss' VI. & 100 each 5000
5o =, so each 1900
IVY a each 5000
1so :, II s each 10000
Rererce in regard the Real Estate +. ]. VlsSCHEh
CO. Real Eetate Brokers, New1ork.
~ j. W. HofBRo0KE, Secretary, sos Broadway, NIX
The Eperaynzs the Catalogue ready for devey
al sns
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

TUESDAY MoRNrNG, November IA 1854.
COTTON ... The demand continued yesterday, and
about $500 bales changed hands at irregular prices:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. .........6 m6X Middling FAN. ...e5S8-
Ordinary ........7A08 Fair ..,........10LD-
Mddling. ..si40s Good Fair ........-@-
Good Middling. ..9tst0e5z Good and Fair. ....-0-
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
-a. Lg. 5g CorTos-baes. ToE1cco-bhda.
Stock on hand Sept. .26678 23,712
Received since. ........239D03 1,i39
Yesterday ...... 347l@243,374 600 I739
27o,o52 25,451
Exported to date. ...... l262N 10,Sl6
Yesterday ...... 1881 I27558 948a11T64
Stock on hand, not cleared .1424e4 1857
rapAor0 We did not hear Of sal. .
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WINES, LIQUORS.

S AZERAC BRANDIES. The subscribers,
beng sole this city OF the ese5rased
BRAsDIEs keep constantly hand a supply q me
l4ss invite the attention Of the Is wall -
Nm Z. LEVERIGH CO., Agents.
;.o,. a. Old Lsvee street.
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VHOTCEl WINES AND LIQUORS.-BRA

GHOICE WINES AND LIQU0RS.-BRAN-
vintage 1875 800 and lses Sc
otsrd
qualities. -, .1z5,p.a.,.,.,.z
sera DuH Nephe sSherry; Old Port Stl
andSparkng Bouz Fisar sns
mAnyother Chsmpagne Whe IN CASKS ana
of all qualities. .s&xa..,8 ,,,,y....-.x.
sud Rye whisky Brandy Fruisn Godss Of
syerydescrpe Boke Berlin
abletsrns 40 eer found, for cash city psaer.
YELL. r.. TAYLOR, is RoyaitIrost.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14

NTANNUCHPS AMERICAN MUSEUM, 81
ST. Charles building from the Of Gavier
the Cnaren HOTEL open all heurs
the brilliantly Illuminated night BEST WAASTAI
UARY exhibited in this country or Europe
THE BELLTGERENT POWERS OF EUROPE,
consisting Queen ycora the Empero of Fiancs Austria and
State Continental fall
uniform 'sp'&
a beautiful episode in the life Of 81 =
WASHINGTON
bridge Trenton the Ladies' assembled to
him with owe previous his Inauguration President Of the
United States.
Figures all Life Gen. Franklin Pierce, Pres
Maj. Gen. Winfield Scott NAL Cen
Zachary Taylor General Lewis aas Hon Henry Speaking
the Senate; Hon. Daniel Webster; Hon John c. Calhoun.
STEPHEN GlRARD.
figure and perfect Likeness has just
added the Museum.
Attended by the elite and fashion.
"Fnr here resaless demonstration dwells"
BREATHING FIGURES.
- BIRTH OF OUR SAVIOUR;
This beautiful goupe worth visit IRON family in the city
Also Just added = $500.
consiHg his Twelve Disciples Here the Arsthas ds
played great skil-Jruy wonderful.
THE EATH C HAM BEERS
Henry Clay and Hon. John C. Calhoun
presented the public
Three Fguresst Speaking the snssd the Bed 81
Death Calhoun watching hs expiring breath
The skill displayed these fsns only fay appreciated by
those who have seen them
r. HINES III D. Ma correct Lksne Of this dissngah-
ARTHUR SPRING. the Murderer.
| fsIrnson IN sentu Children half prise 9w
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JEWELRY.

Hyde 3 Goodrich,
CORNER OF CANAL AID ROYAL STREETS.
MAHuFArTuRERs OF
sILvERwARE AND DIAMOND JEWELRT.
&s5Ge4$5 IMPORTERS OF 5r Hf s54fS
LONDON AND GENEVA WATCHES; -a-
PARIS JEwELRY; FINE CLOCKS AND GUiyS; , s-e5
PLATED WARE. CUTLERY AND FANCY GOODS.
EB- sups7ior employed Diamond Setting. Watch Re-
pairing. Manufacturing Jewiy Making sverwss ortar Engraving
Printing, Har Braaing and Electro Gliding aud Plating
IysP
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Lone Star, Smith rom Louisville.
Ophelle, Dimitry, IRON Grand Prairie.
ST Trahue, Hsialep, from 81 LOUIS
S preniss, Brown, from Vicksturg.
W McRae. Smith, from New Carthage
Tow Conopeor Wbann from down and to
the 9Th INSTANT ships Johannes James n smith acha Wild
Pgeon-brough up ships Chimborazo and Majestic and bark
Maypo
The 9Th instant ship ovaus-broughs up ships
Moses T5yor and Ernest ne and schr Adeona
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Ship Mosea Taylor French from Hayr of October
district 5000
Ship Magistrate Wheeler rom Liverpool 9Th September to Gwah
mey l. Doswel-id district. LIE.
Ship Vee from New York. 10 maser-Point
Bremen php Ernesue Frerchs Bremen ballast master
Poni. H-g..Z
Spanish Maypo Mas d from Barcelona via Port Aahon to
Castillo N Hari Ped district.
British shr Adeona King from lnRugua, to burgess &co-
LIST district
sehr STAR Foyih, days Pensacola, 10 maserBasn.
Below-Coming Up.
Ship Montgomery Davis philadelphia Ashbdge SEQ.
q Il, "a
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Nv W. COELER, Importer and Dealer IN
IT .BRANDIES. WINES, C0RpIALS and HAVANA ClGAks.
Orders country filed dispatched viii elf
have their to
IA Name but choice articles sold here.
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

TUESDAY MORNINGS November IA, 1854.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship or.sha Forbes, Vera Cruz Harris Morgan
Ship Ocean Star Morrell, for Cadz Vim Il Ofenrandt
SPANISH shp Modesta Gabart for Barcslon James Pras
British brig Telegraph Worsoe kingston Wm Burgess
7st -'tS''' w. - " Pos. l. Mel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14

odd FELLOWS HALL "A GRAND eN5Ia.
W VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT will segsssssyg
given by hEJD. DE LA HACHE. MONDAY EVEN ssssl&
ING, November i3--For the BENEFIT Of The Or p
PIiANtS HOME Fourth Dittricts-THE NATIONAL GAURDS
GRAND ARCH. THE FIREMENs, FUNERAL MARCH
Composed the Woodruff and MLeodwb be performed
for the trst time
w Tickets 81 each. May the Music Stores where Pro
nil
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xnI. o. o. F.-HowARD Lopez No. Is
sex haY In svsry THURSDAY EVENING Loyde Room
SA WIN No s. Odd Feilows' Hail. O'Clock. 0Heern-
seksAsSsS1 JAS. DAVIS, N g.; Thos BAILEY, VIC.
b. DA SILVA, Secretary THADS d. VAN HORN Per. sscre
afy. A.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SIT. CHARLES THEATER-B. DEBAR, LES
NJ AND MasAcKa-H CARR, ACTING M.SAexR-C
G. CHEsLEY IRE suEER-Dooa o'clock CURTAIN
ociockfnIs EVENING Tuesday, November b. will
performed play AND PYTHIAS-Da-
ar field Pyaias M Cha Psps, Casnshe Mrs s,qar
To conclude with the farce Of GkiASHAW, BAGSAW AND
BRADSHAW,
NAN RICES-ST. CHARLES STREET, oPPO-
~ SITE PERDlDo-DoeB asp o'clock caran rises q.
N ocok Boz office from 10 A. NJ until p M-PRIeEs or
hnatssoS-Drsss Circle 50 cents PIT % esnLoos a.ts bill
Hss Charlotte MarianaM. NJ. Vance Julian ST.
perrsststa cony Webb and their wonderful dogs Yankee d
MILAN eonardo Salisbury Antonio Ryan Carlo Hickey
Sartolb EVENING" November
l4rhe performance will wi the beautiful play entitled
THE WIFE-M Eana, Miss Champion st. Piere MIR. 4. NJ
.FANURIIE SoNGRedm3nd Ryan To conclude with
thrilling THE CROSS OF DEATH OR THE
DOG WITNESS
d 3ONGO SQUARE--GREAT FIRE Works EX-
" HIBITIoN-EoR THE BENEFTT OF THE CHRISTIAN
BROTHERS, SCHooL-Giyen by a. zAI THIS EVENING No
yeEber IA, at O'Clock. ni4@
ORLEANS THEATER-THURsDAY, No
" MEMBER 49, ls54-oPENING SEAsoN-Fs appearance Of
Mr.. DULUC, Nine. CAMB Err aud Mmlle. ANNIE PROVOST.
grand opera, La
Duuc, Becker.ame Gambler and Annie Provost
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

MI Office TO CARPENTERS AND BUILD
i VI ERS.-PATENT SAWED WEATHERBoARDlhG, both
rough the best Heart Timber sale at ia
for rough and $40 for the dressed o to sui
ENGINE, about IL horne power, for sale the
aulY su STAR FLAMING MILLS, New Basin.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
Scientific Commission to The East

The French are certainly a little in
advance of US in certain matters. We
refer more especially to the way in which
when their atmalnents aie leaving
France for foreign service, they conlrivs
TO provide for other than merely militia.
~ science. Who has not heard of the
commissions which attended the frs,
Napoleon to Italy sud Egypt? Who
has not had occasion to feel grateful that
the Republic sent out that body OF art.
lists and scholars 10 the banks Of the
Nile, who discovered an old world un.
der the sands Of the desert, and brough,
hack with them TO Europe tho secrets o
the pas,7 The second Napoleon, who
goes out TO the far east with mighty
armament, is. VIC hear. to be similarly
attended. A commission will be nam.
ed-a commission OF artists and schol
srs...to accompany the expedition to the
Black Sea, the Crimea, the Danube, the
Caucasus, or wherever the fortune oil
var or the spirit Of adventure may lead
the Anglo. French. A celebrated marine
painter is TO perPetuate the glories won
by the combined fleets. and it will be al
once pleasant and original for the peo.
pie Of the two countries to find on The
wells Of Versailles an artistic commem.
oration Of battles. in the memory ol
which they may take an equal pride.-
AthenaeMm. .
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06

The SUPREME Counr DECISION
The Cleveland bank tax case, which
went 10 Washington for settlement is
sent back. A member OF the bar wrote
the following respecting it:
The judgment Of the Circuit Court in
Deshler. rs. Dodge, was reserved this
morning by five judges agains, four.
Ju lge Nelson delivered tho opinion ol
tho majority. holding the case not TO be
within the lllh section Of the Judicia'
~ Act. inasmuch as the plain,f soush,
10 recover property in specie, unl no,
the contents Of q choise in action. He
took caro- to limi, the decision to the
point Of jurisdiction, on Il to intimate
nothing as respects The do(encewhen sci
up by plea in bar.
Judge Carton delivered an able dis
senting opinion, in which he c. aractef
lied the whole proceeding as a disre.
pu,able one-a fraul upon the laws ol
Ohio, and upon the Constitution Of the
United States.
The Chief Justice, although not IN
Court, was announced as being amiong
the dissentanis, for the reason that the
plea was good as plea in bar.
The Judgement is, that defendant an
/! swer again.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
rlndlns 4 Wav Ont

Ss" Of our cavslry officers would ts-
xorPed by . fence; but for This the srs
rot indebted TO what they learn in the
flding'school. hut 10 their being sccus.
toned to ride across tho country. lrs.
remember m amusing instance Of this
Kind. During some mnnuuvers in llsly.
an Austrian General. with his s,air sot
amongst some enc closures. and not wish.
ing TO ride back sont soins Of his. aides.
dc. camp to look for on opening. Al
Enslsllmsn in the imperial ..sssgica,
mounted on q good English horse, form.
ed part Of The staff, and the General
turning TO him, ssid:- nfa,r
"Mr. W--.kindly zee if you csn
find the way out Of this plsce.' 's's
Mr.. W., Yorkshire man, and
a good rider, went straight nt the walt.
cleared it, and while doing so,. turned
in his snddle. and touching his cop, said. /.
This way, sir" need not add. that
his way did not suit The remainder Of
ihe party.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
Barnum Ouldon0.

A notice 10 the following effsc. wss
telcgrnphcI from New York, fev days
since TO every point which the wires
reach. II is said TO have en,anated from
the philanihropic brain Of Ef. Horace
Greeley: 5.
"Our city is to be visited on Tuesday
next by three uniform compaies Of or.
sanizod and disciplined female infantry
AMI lnncers. from Pennsylvania ami
New Jersey, known as tic Fairy Guards.
commanded ss q battalion by mascu.
line colonel and lieutenant colonel. but
the several companies will be oficia,ed
Throughout by ladies, inclucins captains
on horseback.
"The Fairy Light Guards is compos.
ell Of somc Of the best educated snl
most cs,eenel young ladies' oi Peterson
and Elizabc,htown, New Jersey, and
Of Hprrisourgh, Pennsylvania, and all
its members between fourteen and Sigh.
teen years o'aee. A daughter Of q late
Of New Jersey is one Of the company"
The moon story was COOL hoax; tho
Miller meeting at the Patent Office was
an excellent one; but that Of The "Fe.
male Lancers" entities its originator Of
tho sovereignty Of Hdmbuydom. Tho
Day Book, Of Tuesday, says: 81 ~ *
AT IL o'clock this morning, there
was great excitement. About 10000
people were assembled in and around
the Park TO See The com 2any Of Fairy
Light Guards that wero expected from
Jersey. 1t was stated in yesterday morn.
ins's Tribune tha, large company Of
female e9ucstrians would make their
entrance into the city this msrning, snd
exercise in the Park, after which they
would repair tn the Astor House and
take dinner; then ride 10 Madison square
and show off their horsem snship the
Upperteniom, and visi, the Crystal Pal.
ace ia The evening. We locked upsn
the whole thing as hoax; but il seem
tha, large number Of ou. citizens.
men, women, AMI children, took tho
matter more seriously, ond repaifI in
thousands this morning to the Park to
see the strange and novel sight Of com,
pany Of female soldiers on horseback.
All the morning crow,ls contnusd TO
assemble in Broadway until the side.
walks, from the city hall TO Courilan
street, were SO crame,l, that it was iInpos'
sible for foot passengers to get along.
Courtlan.i street. was also crow ie.l, an
all eyes were turneI towards the ferry,
eagerly expecting to see a company o.
soldiers in pe,ticoats. ''- :
at was cruel hoax, and thousands
Of poor people lost days, work, who
couhl i'll afford to lose one hour. - "
Like the SlIcyesammon story, il wai
got up in the Tribune office. and Horace
Greeley is responsible for The evil Of thi,
days folly. Anything, however, foI
notorlety and fame"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
Fugitive Slave Excitement in Boston

Fu6ISlV0 SiAv0 EXCItement u DoStou'
The Eastern papers come filed with
accounts Of the resistance Of the Massa.
chusetts people 10 the execution Of that
law. in an attempt to send back 10 sla.
very q certain negro by the name ol
Burns, who had made his escape from
virgin;o.
Tho ou rage recently committed by
Congress in the passage Of the Nebraska q
Bill, has revived in the North with ten
fold vigor, its opposition to the Fugitive
Slavs Law. .
The opps si,ion to this act in Massa.
chusetts seems to be deep aud settled, a.
it in many other Northern States; tho,
opposition had however in q great mea
suro subsidized, until tho recent shock
given to the sompromise measures. BY
Repeating one Of the mos, important OF
,kem.
1t is useless 10 despise the action o.
the city Of Boston, or Of tho State Of Mas
sachusetts, on any great question; be-
cause i, was there tn at the fires of rebel.
lion were first kindled, that finally broke
out in revolution, and did not cease =.
Ill the freedom and independence Of the
Colonies were established.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
LATER FROM MEXICO.

NEW ORLEANS, May 70, Oh
BY the arrival at this port Of the
steamer Orzaba, from Vera Cruz, we
have dates from the city Of Mexico to
the 18th inst. tn- >..
Santa Anna made a triumphal entry
into the c"pital on the l6ih. on his re-
turn from Acapulco. A general rsjoic.
ing, to DO continued for three days, had
been ordered on account of victory
over Alvarez q. Mount Peliquiro, in a
battle foughlafler Santa Anna had aban.
doned the siege Of Acapulco. The &C.
count of the affair, received from Gener
al Bancu. says the government troop.
stormed Peliquiro on one side. and
drove the rebels down the other. All the
accounts, however, come from The go.
vcrnmen, journals only. so that it is diff.
ficult 10 ascertain the exact truth.
The steamer l,urbids arfived at Vera
Cruz on the llth, will, the news Of the
ratification Of the Gadslen treaty.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
.PIain Truths, rorelbII Rpeken.

=, The New York EVsxirS Pgst, rom;
mSnliN9 on, ,ths pesss 80 " tho Nebfask q
Bill, dsicra b ain 1suiRs Il s,sons words:
"Ofths dishonos which n1essuse TO-.
openisg 70 ths bsibarous insii,u,ion Of
Slavery vast region, closed sgsinst II
for tsin peri Of century. must bring
upon our country, We have Sliesdy sPo.
ken. Thafs is another poin. Of view in
which We must now. whether willing or
no. look q, tho question. Tho Prcsi.
den, has taken a course, by which the
grcster part or this dishonof Is concen.
trsted on the Dsm ocra,ic party. Upon
him and his Administration, and upon
oil the Northern friends Of the Nebrssk
bill in Congress, snl upon the Demo.
cratic party who gave the present Exc
cutive his power ofmischief, the people
will visit this great political sin Of the
dsy. Tho Wings OF the free States have
taken caro- that no part Of the guilt shall
be found on their skits. Their Repre-.
sentstives in Congress, 10 man. votel
against the Nebraska bill, as ifthey had
agreed smong themselves that the Dem.
oerstic party Of the North should take
and bear The en-, re responsible y OF the
measure. Tho result is inevitable; Sew.
ard is in the ssccndency in this State
and tho North generally; tho Democratic
parry hos lost It's moral strength in the
Tree States; it is stripped Of tho respect
Of the people by the mscomduc, OF those
who claim 10 be the leaders aud what
ever 5oust We may make OF our cxcellsn,
msxims Of legislation anI policy in
regard 10 other que.tiore, tho deed o.
yesterday puts US in o minority for yeor'
10 come.
The same jouraal makes remark
which We co,nmeni 10 the attention o.
the members Of Congress- who have
struggled against the Bill:
"The members of Congress ,0ho hav'
opposed it piN. ire hope, haze word Il
say to their constituents and the nation
in such energetic terms as th: greatnes!
Of the OCCASION makes proper. Ih
people oill also, ,Os. fully belieue, d.
their part"