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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28
A Ghost Among tho Miners.

The Maryville California; Herald;
contains the fnllowing:-A merchant
doing business at Industry Bar, relates
mntter in gopdlai,l,, iwhichis most Ger.
tainly strange to say the least. a figure
having the similitude Of q, man, dressed
in cloak as an outside garmenthas been
seen in the vicinity Of the Bar, by 9
number Of creditable witnesses. Ithas
it has been questioned by many, shot az
by Observation-Disclosures at once ;andj. still
persists in its visits and says nothing but
death to the murderer" Great ex-
citenient prevails at the Bar concerning
it, and some ofopr citizens purpose gos
ing up,o satisfy themselves with regard
to the matter. Ghost or no it is a singaf.
lar apparition. Que eperson saw!it and
discharged his pistol confidently expect
ing to see it drop but finding it produced
no effect. he became terrified and fed,
but Ike ghost, dcyil. or whatever it may
be, kept close beside hin, seeming to
glide rather,haa run.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28
DESTRUCTION OF CHINESE IDOLS.


The New York Tribune publishes le'iel
from J. Bayard Taylor, q. Hong Kong, des
cribing his visit TO the Chinese insurgents
We copy an interesting extract:
"We will now come 10 Silver Island, fifty
miles further on. It is a,hill, rising from
he'd of the I.iysr, T. Is covered With fani
growth of trees and shrubbery, and over
looks the city Of Chin-ki-ans-fu, which i;
only two miles distant. There ate many
temples on this island, some Of them e%'
ceeding ly beautiful and costly; but the IN
surgen,s have utterly demolished every idol
So gratifying scene Of devastation cet'
,ainly never before beheld. Here were
gilded and painted fragments Of images
s,gewn about in every direction, while the
clay and straw of which the large idols had
been made, covered the floors to the depth
of one or two feet. The altars and tables,
incense vases and candlesticks, Buddhist
books, and all the paraphernslia ot i'Ioia'
,tous worship, were broken, torn and scat
tered here and there, in irrecOversb!e ruin
and this, too, by the very ones who, mol
three years ego. were willing voiaries at just
such shrines. The images Of stone were
thrown down from their pedestaIs, and hud
their heads knocked of. But | found one
abou, Two feet high, in sitting posture
richly gilt and very heuvy, whose hend
had successfully resisted the hammers o
the iconclssts. I, was lying with its face
on the earth, and the enraged expression o'
its features seemed to show strong resent
ment at the indigniiy thus cast upon 1t
With the help Of two Of my bOalmen,
pole and a rope, brought away this chap
and he now sits in sullen silence near me
while relate tho story Of his wrongs
also brough, away many pieces Of wooder
and gilded itlols-hcads, hands, feet, thumbs
fingers, and the like. This was BY the cheer
full permlssion Of the twelve or fitieer
priests, who were all that 'emaided on the
island ou, Of hundtei, the majority hav'
ing fled in their boats to the main land, OF
the approach Of the insurgents. 10 these
moor forlom bronzqs gave many books an(
tracts, besides small sum Of money, toI
they seemed quite destitute, and with The
aid Of q Christian native, whom | had brought
with me, exhorte,l tleut not to srieve oyel
tho destruction Of these senscless blocks
and showed into them "a more excellent
way.! We had got them together in or
apartment of one Of the te'nplssSior thl'
purpose, and i, was most interesting to Oh
serre the attention with which they seemed
to drink in tie good news of salvation 'h'o
Jesus Christ.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28
EARLY MaRRIAGnS,

She stood beside the altar when she
was but sixteen. She was in love; her
destiny rested on creature in fashion
able clothes, with an empty pocket. He
came of good family however, aud
blood. you know, is something. Think
Of vow from auburn hair, dark eyes.
and pou,ing lips, only sixteen years
old. 8,
SHE stood beside the wssh.tub when
her twcn,y-fftk birth day arrived. The
hair, the lips, tho eyes, were not calcn'
lated to excite the heart. Five cross
children were about the house, crying
some breaking things, aud QUO urging
tho necessity If an immediate supply
of tactical secretion. In despair she
sat down, and tears tricklod down her
once plump and ruddy check, Alas
Nancy, early marriages. are rot the
dodge! Better enjoy youth at home
and hold lovers at a proper distance, nm
til you have muscle, limb aud hear,
enough to faco the fro%niug world aud
a family. liza chap really cares lory9u'
he can wait for two or three years, make
presents, take you to concerts, and SO
on, until the time comes.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28
The Future Wives Of England.

My pretty little dears, you are no more
fit for ina,rimony thar. a pul!et is to look
after n family Of fourteen chickens
The truth is, my dear gifls, you want,
generally spcakiugahofq liberty and
less iashionabl, restraints more kici'-
en- and less parlor4;a more leg exercise
and less sofa; more making puddings
and less piano; more frankness aud loss
,nock.molcs.y more frankness and less
hustle. like the buxorn, bright-cyed,
rosy.chceked, full-breasted, bouncing
lass, who can darn stockings, make her
own frocks, mend trousers, command a
regiment of pots and kettles. milk the
cows, feed the pigs, chop wood, aud
shoot duck, as we'll as the Du,chess
of Marlborough, or the Queen ofSpaln;
and be lady wi,hul in the drawing
room. Bu, as for your pining, m"ping'
wasp.wais,ed, putty.faced, music mur,
dering, novel dcvouring daughters oi
fashion andidIcncss, with your consnmp'
,ion.soed shoes, silk stockings, and cal
leo shifts, you won't do for the future
wives and mothers Of Eugland.- Mrs.
Ellis's Lectures, addressed to Young
Ladies.
Quite applicable, perhaps, for future
American wives and mothers.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

70 Roast Fosrls.-Pick and draw them;
be carful not to break the gall-osg IN draw
ing, as il the gall be spilled, it will render
any part which il touches bitter. a fowl
should beso cleanly drawn as to require no
washing but merely to be wiped out ~itba
clean dry cloth. SINCE them; then press
downth breast bone. break the legs BY
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28
re EnI,owptl Him.

When the American flag was uniurIed
in Tampico, an aged Spaninrd was heard
inyeighing with lugubrious earnes'ness
against the per,inacity with which the
flag had pursued his fortunes 81 was
de Spanish consul in de LOuisaanne, but
soon dat flag he was raise, and l got to
Pensacola, but soon dat flag was over me
bare. | live in de Texas, but dat flag fol-
low me dare. SaysI, I go where dc flag
never come: I come TO Tampico, but here
is dat flag again. lbelieve ! I'll go 10 Ihe
devil da, same flag will follow me dare''
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28
USE OF "coyr,DEsriAL" liz

UsE OF "Covr,DENriAL" LErrrrs.
In 4 ruling upon this sabjcct, in lhY
U. S. Circuit Court. Boston, Jadgo
Spragus decided that person e%llihi!
ting to another u letter marked conf
dental" or Otherwise using its contents
thus publicly 10 the injury of ths wgis:
ter or third party, was guilty, off a gross
violation Of privilege, and might be held
pecuniar;ly, liable for damages resulting
from such breach Of confidence. This
legal construction of tho term cont
,len,ial' is in perfect. accordance with
the dafuition Of tue word as given by
Webster, viz: That which is to ba
treated or kcptin confidence and is
so plainly common sense yie@, Of tho
matter that it seems strange thai any
honorable person should misuse their
confidential correspondence through
,houghilcssnsss and inadvef,cnce. ~
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

A South American, from Ecuador, of
The name Of Borneo, has sheen smelling d
portion Of ore from The North CrrolIos
copper mine, and asserts tltat,it contains a
very large proportion Of silver, making It
more valuable as q silver than as a copper
ore. The company are about taking
measufes'o tett this matter satisfactorily:
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28
POETRY.
THE WlFE'S APPEAL,

NJ IDA rRvIS.
Oh! 60 in memory with nc
To days and years gone BY,
When life was as summer sea
Alright and cloullsss sky.
Remember thou a quiet home
Where lived an angel pair7
What happiness rcigned in those hearts,
What peace and love dwelt there!
There dwclt alec a loving girl:
Can'st thou in memory see
'i'ha! youthful head with glossy curls'
Rest on her mothers knce'
Cans. thou not sec that village church
Where we went side by sidc7
Twas ct that altar that hnel,,
A willing, happy bride.
'Twra there you promised to protect
Ne froai the ills oflifsi
Twas tlcrO in holy confidence.
Vowed to be your wife.
Those vows were registered above
Have they been kept by thee'
Has. thou in looks, in acts, in words,
Ever beeh kind to mel
:;,,s -. =
Ny peace on Garth, my young hearts love
MY bliss slmosaliyine,
We're in thy hands, aud thou hast dtowa''
Ny every hope in WINE!
Thosc bl;s,ful days-thosc days of yorc'
never can forget,
And I may say to thee once more,
We MAY bc happy yet.
Although onr parents now arc deadi
Friends are hotll far and few;
Although our infant cries for bread,
Ny cheek wears deaths own hue.
ye, if t!,ou will. abstain from RUM,
III will be brigh: and fair;
We soon may have a happy home
Do fee from every care.
Then taste no more that demon Ti!oi
Listen to me ! pray;
ifnOt for mc-,yet for Thy child,
Oh! throw that dram away!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28
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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28
Taken by surprise.

One night, last week, a servant belods-
ing to J. NJ. BENNETT, Esq, Of this place,
having occasion 10 so oat on the lot, went
in direction Of the stable, and on reaching
it, man rushed ou. Of the door and clam
bered over the fences in double quick
tinc,' leaving behind him an e%ceIIen.
saddle and bride. II ia supposed his
object was TO steal a horsr-ins'ead how
ever, Of doing that he LOST a good saddle ID!
and bride, which he can get by calling
and proving property Wtste'" Her
aid.
The police Of the city Of New York
numbers 100 men. An additional force
is asked for.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28
THE MARINERS HYMN.
By MRS. souTIEr.

By MRS. SnuTEEI.
launch thy bark, mariner,
Christian, God speed thee!
Let loose tho rudder bands
Coed angels lead thee.
50, thy sails wprily,
Tempcsts will came!
Steer thy course steadily;
Christian. steer lomel
Look to the wsather.bow,
l-easc.s arc round thcei
I.c, fsll,hy p.ummct now
shallows may ground thee
Reef in the forcsaiI, ,hcrc7
Hold the helm fast;
So.-lct The vessel wear
Thcrc-swccp the blast
"what of the night, watcl'maHl
yYha, Of the night!
"Cloudy--a!! quiet
No land yet--all's right"
Be wukcmI--bc yigilant'
Danger may be
asan hour when all secInetIi
Stcrre.t to thee.
Vow gains the leak SO fast
Clear out the hold!
Hoist up the merchandise,
lIeayc on! the gold.
There !.-letthc inSOis 60
Now the ship rights
,lrrah the harbor's near
10. the red lights!
s.Ackan no! Ell! get,
An inls, CT island,
S..,: fot the beacon, fssc'
Strait for the highland.
t..towd all ,hy canvass on
"a. through the foam
Christian cast anchor how
Heaven i' Thy home!
). r., is = tide in the affairs ofmcnt
,irb, taken II. the flood, leads on TO iarta
n.,...,,,,,.. %; ,h,;r Nc,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

A model tsturn uPous writ wasre!
Gently made BY adepu,S sheriff ih Nor;
gan county, lndiapas II was "Sn.Sed
the within but waa'fit @ithbrittebats ~
shewo man SO that latagid'at niYsE' +
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

THE GEsEa. EYED kIossrER,-In sy-5
racuse, N. " a shoemaker named Carr
sou, formerly Of Brooklyn, had a qnnrss
rel With lis wife on Saturday inorhings
through jealousy, and stabbed heryt9.
the heart, killing her instantly: He
then gave himself UP to the aathofideF:
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

r,.,,i is tide in the affairs ofmenf
Which, taken II. the flood, leads on 10 iortanc
ou:.,ed -al','c voyage Of their life
I. b,,ol in ,.m,'.mf and in Iniscii%s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22

tte Monarchy to 81 9Ol 675, SO that the former soiu
he contributed seven eighteenhs OF the whole re'e
rue But Hungary and Transylvsnis in 1910 Only eol'
,rbr.ed twerty-threo Millions which, as the wAole
,erepue IN that year amounted TO one hundred and
si,t,.eur Millions was only somewhat less than
o,o.sevsrtb Of the revenue. The Hungarian pro-
yirees occupy 5s55 of the 1913 German square
niles which form the Of tie Austrian Monarchy
consequently ore bali Of its superficial extent
The Emperor Joseph II, whose great aim was the
Capitalization ard complete Germanzation OF the AIS
trim Monarchy had arbitrarily introduced innovations
in Hungary intended to place her on the same footing
with thebther Provinces But this produced such an
esct On the public mind in tat country that joseph
II close of his life feared that the Hungarians
,,,-5 -.bel - .bc Netherlands had done. The En-
80 Ioorold IT. Francis l. and Ferdinand l, did
not dare 10 repeat the hazardous experiment. lh's
cause.-the impcdiments 70 an equalization o. taxes
existing in the Hungarian
after the Hungarian revolution was quellei oy hu'siau
assistance The Emperor Francis Joseph having never
sworn TO tire Hungarian Constitution, and oeihs n'aue
Fmperor in the place of Ferdinand because he had
never sworn 10 IT, az once introduced the lAnd-aX on
the same footing With the other crownlands Besides
BY the abolition Of the frontier of Hungary on the LIST
of October. 1880 the Austrian Monarchy came to form
ere single territory with respect TO customs as wei as
taxes. The Excise and tie tobacco monopoly were
also introduced there on Msrch 1871. The increase
of tie direct taxes alone IN the Hungarian Provinces
amounted to 100000 norins in 1851, and to shout
sCCO,CCO foTins in 1852.
We srrye then q. the irrefragibe conclusion that on
tie possession of Hungary and Lombardy depends Dot
only Tie political but lie economical existence OF the
Austrian Empire, and that with their loss the long
DELAYED baIb rupt1y Of hat State become. inevitable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22
IGNORANCE AND SLAVERY.

Slavery is two edged sword 1t cuts both ways.
II makes great who know slave politics and moth
ing else, and "pcor white trash" the negroes call
them, whose votes are null in comparison with the
saye-Ogarchs. One effect of Slavery is to keep the
white in such brutal ignorance, that they are
ruled Ike sayeson plantation so far as original politi
cal views are concerned-yiews growing out Of educs
ton. Tie condition of Louisiana, for example Is
due sample Of the state and prospect of Education in
the South and of the effect Of the peculiar institution
on the whites II tbst the State Superintendent
has recently visited tie schools in all parts Of the State
and has made very long report to the Legislature
The following statementfrom this document shows that
although the schoOmister may be abroad he has not
q accomplished much IN Louisiana:
~ local psrochia and State supervision ofthe s'h9o's
what most needed There should be- in every psrish
Posrd Of Examiners consisting Of three or more vao's
duty should be 10 examine applicants fr the sias'on "
tescter In some districts tie directors totally IcaPt'S
Of peroTuiD tbs duty for the very poten. reason a 0
henssrcs 90 not kRor her 10 reed rr'H IN "'''"s
tie rdrrants Of teachers file in is e5 Hrn Ss,,
cgnd ia parish he ordinary mark Of trSiss eSssA.
Gireetors in trO or three Of Tie diaras t,'s ger -.
ort Of hree rho signed der mark. This Is truly aeP
bic fact and one Of which unprincped teaehs" ls'e
failed to turn to their own pecuniary advsniAss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22
,,,-,r,,-, rre1,ro.v FROM Mrs.oURI N Favor

\ ~ III =
- uat,,,r,s Oru~ax HiTTERs- Prepared BY Or C. JACK
~ M 81 fes2ec;eD.s cee - d sI
-, 1Iciass for tire cure o. Liver Dor P-'p
,,.e,s. se,so D,tits, Disease ot he hi1nsys .,
~ n .osss xutnhsr o, Ihs Asrs Wes0a DO, JAY u.
q yeTJ % srG ~es - ID - -
~ .r6 a, tn essG ionsf tan hour a. tine re;
=. Iottle tf German btsA Tsieh ent'tey lte ne
-. 500 ~ baitlss attw. tgties To- n-ies rom he =
scE loEg TIE NJ ms s.so o. 2 eafSi %
~ belize b. srper 70 a. ueslciac ~ n 49,
n VgvpEssoa Oiasgow, No AuE D. ls1l, sed l'i Dlteli
a. 90 sss teen the OF ling about one dozen eosos
ID KHAgpix5 = jos ph, Mo, June q ls1 ga iolf mn
ieir no dSu b. the rncsoa OlT people ep2S
10 N lave had T. 10 sore BAT y n9uis ana nave
Ur A IEfTZ Pa No March u bps ssii nts'.s
have gsven sssf-c1 nl TIE caes AsT u e Oes-
ND than any otter ne icines ~ih 1hch az sqaAa.a
Theg are ery vegetable Al neyfT 7rot rse TIE s'b1s
frrtte In Nov by a d. 5ArJs TO j 20 t1t21-st cor
iisn.st hlNS OF John st AID bosdT1y sa'
Is dealer Of medicine ever mere
A FEW FACTS FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF The
gyrc-,p How hsrs who are s1her az N
pairs tao side bsc. 40 DIsss pave
rfns vGross a.scss without ep2r L. bsnshtf 10
AZ ICED would that the diseases tpfeihef
eos, M Oh asn Govt. fervos JAUDa5s az ~
BY oersnzed state 81 n. iEFsr Tag
l.s fie lref e.1d in be3y supplied With Hnfnsa
ot vessels and nerves which u oiseasd p'oeics We
There hss loIg betI Fsbtns u
ard ed ctcs u peay to fenoFs zoe e-e % n ~.
S,scovery Pills ren-oJ
ear 81 taken with decided bfr q By the most sI
ouerati1n thst Ia no ono l.,1n' nave - y
49, kou "a fail Read the folowD' reTnt saoe cur
Nrr Halt Of sohuykn Coupts, "a aaA b1eL ieosi.' @
d. te OF tbe ten ro5nths her
s,llov shs waieo away 10 mere fhcietoh hne -
~ b,r nbvaa had hopes; she tlen rscoilIr
49, bss Ills; 10 fue week enc began % ise0Fi -
t.sbe xabls B. leave her Led hes 40" Dseh lel "s5A
"a a. Il ale 70 attend to her he sehod duty.
F6I b. " CLcFesEE Co No Ct 5arcy''i New f''E
,rfr IA fort IaEeri Ststta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22
TIE INIQU1TY THROTrLED'-NEBRssI SA IN
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.-ALL HAIL!

COMMITTEE OF THE WHCLE:-ALL HAIL!
1t is with no ordinary emotions of gratitude and
aladness that we announce the stunning blow given
to the Nebraska bill in the Peoples House yesterday
The bill having just been reported by Col RICHARDSON
Of Illinois from the majority of the Committee the
Territories. with Recommendation that it do pass,
Mr. CUTTING of this City Hard moved its reference
10 Committee of the Whole House on the State Of
the Union. Col. RICHARDSON demonstrated against
this as equivalent to defeat Of the bill; but the
House ordered the reference by vote OF 1fo to 95
go absent OF not voting The Yeas and Nays this
important vote are as follows
YEAS.
MANI Bersou, Fa,y Fuller, NAVAL brad wasa5E'A-s
ssSsS .i c Dc WITT Ds
E1ssa:5. Gcsdy.as Ls.aa, g3Lg 1ssSsA geH''''rf'i0
C0ssreTIevr-Beie Pratt seyg'Gr-S.
n;.iiSs 8 Hs1s Hsshs. B T. Jones. Msa5ies Mg1s
Sss GrERiT SMITH John j. Taylor wASridss West
SIw.JtRsrY-Iiliy, Penniagtor SHELTON. vsl-i
fESNSyIvAsIA-CAa Curtis D Etorher Gamble Grow
Hts's MscsAee, AaGsSrara DsFs R'asie, Ssssl sfaas
omo Eaa f', cassel co;EIa Eds.Eiea Ellison g 29Is;h
4sere~ s:uslt J5ss L. Ta,io1 WIZ ID
I>pnSAchansersin, Ediy ARaewJ Hss,an Lane, Mas,
IIlixos- s.sn Ksss Soa, E B. E'i,sssrr. John Went.
Miericss- Noble Hester L seve,s-a
WIseoSsis-Eastu an, ksey, Weiss
soVTHERN
TFNNrSsET-cg, CuH, Etas-iiCs 5 Fr-nkiia.
IoUissANAT &. ELs NoRTH CskoiISA-P1,vsar KENTUCKY
IL. il. star ton NiSsoUSi-ThOAAs h. BENTON.
Total 100: classified a. foloss:
Wings In Pei fom Free States I&i Do from Slave States o.
psnocrls fom FIee States, 81 Slsve ditto
PFoIG fena Free States, lin SMALL eAFs) :.
NAYS.
NAlSr-Ncrcna'd. HEw-HamFsHfRE -Aihbtrd
ScNNLCTlcpT--iugeu0lL MASsACHrscTTs
nhkAaN1, EoES. RHODE ISLAND
kEW-NoSK--Mhe Ns'th
ftNSsSlAE,DAvs on Florence Clancy jones Kurt Nc
Mar, lseAer Robins heuerck Il. Wrisht-
OHio-pspey, LINDA %, 0fs Sharnon-.
lNnaEA-John O'Days Ddnlau, English, Hendricks Szfh
kllor-5
ILLiSois-Jsnes Allen, Willis Allon Rlehsrdson-S
McHieAS-CltTk. IowA-Bsnp Wiscossiv zoae.
CALlFo2sIa-ls.hsu, keDovgall--2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22
Grotsl from Free States, as-not one whig.l

k'.SyI.So-Hsraitcn show.r vsusz. g ~ 81.
SEeiSia-4ios ii Bs5y Boeo:I os.1ie [s1L5s G'Oi'
s7s c.foL SA~4hs, CiDsnsa cr'is- K'r R2e1 RAMA
seca cA.oLyA Aaea Boyes, Br0oI Ksi M;assn' Or
ct,,..r colqss. Dert Reese Jane. se~srd&
ABere1e ss coh DoTe Sampson W H,sh
III, va . wsy P Harrs sirsst5n DGa, E.
wr.Lt-4 ,,p ,-.,,.7
Kf;sTrcxr- Tretin5se. CO Ello:t Ersy Gr'g H4 Pre-
~ TrsrrsrE clursbw, Geo. " j0Is' Rad, San Smith
fIse S,r'a ia T. ,rsy Nrss,-i Otter Taelpsi
AlEAEsas-:-tole sHfo0d "'fs1T =, Geo " sa,.h,
Total from Slave states CS, Of whom 10 in haiie')
ere Gaia to have supported Gen. Scott for President.
Mes,rs. Atereroubie Of Ala aud Reese Of G.. were
sl.o formerly woigs Tut opposed Gen Scot: in 1872
ABSENT, or NOT VOTING:
EfsYSst-cS 3. tweed Waller Dem, Rowe Lyon s
ETW-JEFsfY srrsito1-l.
PiSysiIy,xii-BI BRIDES Drur, H.ve-1.
omo-ss5,l sD I W.coT ihsiS
iowa-Ccsk CaLIfoRSrA-NeHs
Total from Free s tates-I2.
xx,.c.-l.DE Sr22 9s,a saO5gas-2
S e1S,siA- s., ] Bisy Hl{ 7 sisgh;n,
NIssissIPii-W; esry Lov.siAsA-DOA0'f'
A;, Segtt7 ISi bii.n a. Boz jspeaierl sstl
1rNrrssGE-Tiol. Isr5t. lOIe Vsesney
Absent from Slave States, I6 in all, 2s.
Tile uale"it will be seen, is sco.ched, not
killed" We cannot expect an such vote from thi'
State On tie Main Question, nor may We calculate VIII
safety Oh u votes against tie bill of all tAe Southern
Members Who have voted into Committee while the
ahsentees if lyeitnt and voting would weigh hea''''
,c,instus. But the monster has received staggering
blow which can and must be olloweduP viii energy %
tie last breath is beaten out Of his carcass Let fuo
lie Meetings be multiplied on every side AMI memoir
ais flow into Congress from every quarter The bh
cannot be got out Of Committee under four weeks, AM
mainline CoyNEC TICUT and RHODE ISLAND will SPEAK
ont Let 20 muscle be relaxed until the last yestg(
Of Danger /. dssipated--until the last demagosue II
convinced that to attempt to break compacts for M
beneft of Slavery, and turn over TO Bondage an Dpr
l1pg consecrated to Freedom is very far of the roa'
10 the Presidency. One month more OF effort ana IN
triumph vii be complete
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22

We shall issue THIS MORNING an Edition Of TIE
SsnI WEEKLY TRIBUNE, for circulation in Europe II Will
contain all the latest News up 10 tue time OF going to press
Single copie in wrappers ready fOT mailing can be had at
lie desk Price SIX Cents The steamship Asia sails
from this port To Day at 70 n for Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22

Up to the hour of going to press this morning moth
jig had been heard Of the steamship Pacific, from LIZ
erpool with four days later news from Europe. She
is low in her fourteenth day out.