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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02

FEATHERS are scarce and frmer; sales 45af7c for
Ohio Live Geese, and Tennessee 45c.
FIsH-Dry Cod plenty, the demand moderate, and
prices are sales Of 900 quinas in lots at IS 25g
Georges Benk Msokere scarce and
6rm; of 900 bb 10 for No large s6 90 for shore
dol e5 for large No q and 90 50 for Store do small No
Bl60&5 or SMOKE Herring 600 bxs have been ds
posed ofai 5c for Scaled and Sc for No Picked her
ring good and with but limited requests sales OF
seobbls. ct SS s7s GS4$ Dbl
FRUITS-Malaga Rsisins plenty and holders are
unite 6rm sales 1900 boxes Bunch Rassns at - V S
60 and 900 do 9Oc % trails Seedless lzc ooO
Layer e3 40; 100 cases Preserved Cation Ginger t
sae Ginger at 90 q Dbl 400 bags Spanish Hardshe
Almonds etc cases Lesborn Citron 25c Dhed New-fok
Apples selling sperpgy at 81 16e do Peaches
Do Plums I41l44c, Is 900 Havana Oranges, IS Dbl.
Western and Green Apples In good supply with fair de-
s7tds IS v Dbl 1T auction 57 cases Bordeaux
Prunes new copJ in wood boxes lOiGIt las do 10 glass
FIRE CRACKERS-ssles have been made Of Canton, 40
paebs at 81 IS In bond and 81 IS duty paid.
0RAINThe market is poorly supplied with Wheat and
hold Of the s materially esse ned at the
high prices There inquiry for export being neld
I above shippers limits Rye s better snd in fair demand
with sht afvs; sales Of 200 bus in lots at 81 22qfi 25
Barley and wanted at 81 350Sl 49, Oats hardly
firm the consumption large last autumn and the
supply better; sales OF Jersey 052c Southern at ~
Sic and State and Western 53058c Corn better and 10
bk demand for home trade and for the arrivals
large and there fair stock here. New yet
bat that offered early the week superior last years
up The to-day 900 bus at 81 for unsound
e18854c for Western mixed; s60elc for round yelow
Southern is and wanted. We quote:
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HERBs.-Time, Parsley, Sage, summer-Savory,
Sweet Marsey, Catnip and Pennyroyal, 81 per dozen
punches
The above markets are carefully revised by the
following dealers at Washington Market:
J. NJ FuLLER-stsnd No lo1, Butter, Cheese and Lard
y PlcKFR a. Sox-Stand No 8, Poultry and Game. -
KsaPP RYSo-stands Nos n and IS Beef, Mutton, Veal
FuIIIE RASD-stsnd. Nos. and g. City Smoked Hams
Bacon, Beet, Tongues, &c.
j. H. BRoAs 4 Co-stsnd No. 4, Fruits Of all kinds
J. D. HIscox-StAnds Nos. II ard 10 Fish dealer.
C. Il HARRIs-Stand No. 30, Eggs, Cheese, &c
Vegetables, Herbs, &C.
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PLASTERWbte and Blue Windsor are in active request
here and up rver the arrivals have been light and prices
m sales 100 IS rs 80 3d. Cecned Is in better de-
maDd at 81, at which II ia firm; sales 400 bbls.
PEARL sHELL-A sale Of 8 800 10 Manila made at
&c. cash.
RATAN-A parcel Of 5000 10 Java sold at Ste, 6
months
RCEThe market steady; sales $50 castt aud old at
5id5sc part for export; the demand s moderate.
SUGARs-An descriptions In good demand both for
the arrivals have been light and the decline spoken Of some
weeks Of &C. has been fully recovered The market still
ends upwards the stock Is the smallest for years; sales
$50 hhds New Orleans at d6e 800 hhds Cuba Muscovedo
4id52c 200 bids Porto Rico, 81 d6c IS do for export &C.
in bond 200 Cuba Mascovsd 4tdf in bond for
800 boxes Brown Yellow and White Havana 81 ale Al
aucuon, xb4 hhds Clarified The
following the
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REHABILITATION.
Albany Lumber Market.
For the week ending Nov. ], 1881
Reported ,peeiaAy for The Ne,c. fort Tribua

ALBANY, Wednesday, Nov. |, 1854
Business the past week has been rather active though not
much generally looked for at this Of the year
Some sales have been made TO the southern and
trade but the usual numbers Of buyers do appear TO be in
the market.
The trade this year will Il thought show pretty large
falling of In comparison with that Of year Indeed the
large decrease receipts and the extensive stock on hand
far prove this Bu will affect dealers but little they
have generally obtained much better prices this than last
The receipts continue ght-psreuary Of Shingles Timber
and Box Boards The market for these descriptions rules hr
but for other descriptions In consequence Of increasing stock
and the approach the close Of the market fvo
the buyer Some heavy sales have been made last Of
Pine Tally and Hemlock Boards At inside figures
The receipts for the fourth week In October follows
BIDS a. Scant'g. shingsa Timber. Slaves
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HAYhe sappy Is good and with less local and sh piping
Armand prcee easier, the mild weather restricts the
unrption. Sales Of 900 bales at 6oa70e. " 100 ID.
HOPSThe stock Is sccumastins aud prices less hrm
but the demand good for export with only moderate hone
dsand sales $50 bales eastern and western crop 1854 at 81
Sc, a 10 quality.
HtDEsThe arrivals have been very light the past week
svng adverse Winds this enabled holders to obtain full
proes The much reduced not exceeding 45 900,
So Buenos 50 600 Rio Grsnde 1900 An
ucetura 600 African 5000 Porto Cabello. &c lot Of
12oeO Rio Grsnde has been shipped TO Gibraltar importers
account 1000 -
Import from Jan. to Oct. 81 .J,4sosei 100000
During the month. .....,....... 91,62O 1855
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Arrived.

ship AliAnee' 10y Shs 49, - ,s.,s-
60 yn5ssnss,cs 1of New Bedford HaskeI Manila Il
S:!s sna As Jn % % June Lax IS s. lon 10 % e
sS ssy Bsilss lBr from Hong Kong for Port Phillip.
81 H. LAS ION p u e. saw ship Santiago (of Bos-
,n rom Canton for New York; days out Oct IL lat is
lon n 20 spoIs Br bah Elsn Of Liverpool from Con-
sh cooper Wilson Bristol Eng IS days rarosd
snR &c copnsns Co; vessel 70 Nesmth Soma Expert.
non 70 =. on the n.ss.re Oct s. in gale lost
eneeo "a .n, ..ils ke Oct g. lat 43 as lon Is 49,
~ th psiped rorts; sails ali gone ysrds
apparently s hoard her Oct 80 lat 20 TO- lon
~ ~ oIs ,sir stsrs Morse Anderson hence for Glasgow.
o., Churcbill Singapore Pelang July %;
a Care OF Good Hope Sept Isl 81 Helena, Sept p; with
,es kc 70 sifken fronsdes Oct So lat Sc d. on 10 30,
III With Bem bark Beta abandoned and feet water IN tn.
hold b had on board from the brig Dr. Rogers OF aud
o sss Io non tbsv whed 70 take hem If or render them
some ..'s - bas ,o men lie B. h.d the Appearance
I.flv .bapdoned che yswl boat and the
Re long bo,t still the deek; nothing
ass ,tsn from tie cabin; the Captains ehronomeer
s sa wee ali on board; her eutwaer gone Of
the ,si: spi &c 10, G, Ieo,r. Me Hupper St. MARKS 81
asys cotton 4 to snswood Anderson Co Experienced
, n,y nm, INTO The BresEwsfer for provisions
,hp., re..si 10 c Reed Sid in CO. with brig Edward,
9IIsti 49, e. N.syo,i IN. n had heavy n T. gales
40 y ssy Msesbo Oct a. hides coffee &C.. to
Msiilsne fheps 20 p,s.,a Rio Gr.nae a d,v, hides.
BsIs e Oe Ca1r Oct 8 Of Pernambuco spoke
h i.sSH. ford be5ce for MonteTideo 60 days out
H.. - Frrnro 0l,nsfe.d Hawai- Oct IL sugar cigars
para SVnn 70 sS in co with BRIG B.Iuc for Bos,
&c to r. v MIG 20 ea ~ 49, h.II Tieio fn AnaIs
Iep. oS S Hn 20 W ~ A. an,
Bis yorepee Csmpbei Neuvtas 2 days mahogany and
uolss.es TO IT. owen sons Sid In brig Detroit Robin
AZ iS Rsssee. Frances Ray, Wilmington ~ c. naval
,on 10 Thompson Hunter Oct. 80 Hstteras besrng NV
So miles spoke brs Roanoke p days I'm DsEen for Portanai
'nP o y.Sei. Fss.I gf Phsdeph Jackson ST. Jsso de
cnb. Is DAYS eopptr ore 20 II. Aen J. Fouke
sob. vessel to master Oct a. in the Gulf Stream,
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from our Correspondent. !

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nov l. steamships City of Boz
ton Baker Boston, State Of Georgia Garvn Savannah ship
George Phelps sherman Baltimore; bark Lseonia Mower
Boston, bss Caroline A White, White, do Roanoke VAS
do Brazilian Bray Salem; Pamela. Was, Boston, Clement
Loyelard do Ann Elizabeth Taylor dol Emma Baker do
schrs Jane N. Baker. SomeTs NewYork; f. A. Hawkins
Cobb, dol l.. M Strout stTout, Harrington Me- Telegraph
Nckerson, Boston, Hamlet Hall Providence; s. d. Hart
Rowley, Boston
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Yert, P.aIo zsbuso1c Havana; Robert L.iere; . f,I
yo,t Nh s.r.h Jane shaw infant lndi,asp0 Ioa
Gssr,. M Prep.. Ma. John G0sldnr DOL hrs nPpslo
ypslsrS Mis- Ann Cunningham, New York. ?. bsksL 90
NJ Cuvs-ven. Enrsrd Total. 81 Pasenee1S oPeSH'
ssiO sos fs aud $50 IS steTiiog
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MINIATURE aLMAxkc........ rms pkf' -.
srx-E..s 81 4 sefs...... s. MoOx-Rises... Sin
wATER...... THIS pM. ~
Sandy seoi.... l6 Gov. Island. q heH Sste''''
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.n,.a "a a. ,,s ,-a priees frner sale. q WINTER
a. IS and DO beaehe5 a. 81 CO. Lard ses s'
enees .s l. % -. s.1 with much hrnness sales - eos
ws.t.Tr ~ir,.r al s5as7le e.sh and rnontna Nc I'LL
.pd Tseser s scarce; sales At &C essn- vi V"'e' ''
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The soHtwing table gives the Retail Prices Of he
principal articles Of Farm Produce In the City OF
NV Il IN WsdnesdsY Nov !:
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There show here ht decrease In the receipts Of Boards
and scantng and large in Slaves compared with
abe same period last year.
The total receipts from ibe Of navigation up
to ind including the fourth week in October were follows
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r; q gs s nlsislIssi ssIssleDs S s
\ O. and B. A Or. s. % aio Ir. and Eng Slaughter a
Gambia and Bisssu.. Gl5 Dry Southern ...... d2
IN juan els, Calcutta or OLE
.saS.% and cssss Dry s
SsSs s. and ps s Sasu ssI sss D slS Ss
Porto CsSeiio (directi.iS ana
HEMP-The market for Manila has been quiet since the
imports reaches s2 bales which s held at as American
Bnsssed In limited demand $500 $780, and of Dressed
49, for fine sissi steady at iSc The s:eck remaining in
Bsss Arrived 'inesocta 2: Bales
M s,4.. & M1ns 81
American Dressed...... Sls American pressd.... sSI
vs. 30 30
81 Domingo. $50 st. Dotnngo. None
lHoS Am, he marie. h.,:,ssy declined a15S the wsss
s..s' and SSiS s nc sweds' PRIME esq., English com
INDIGoThs demand light and price. whoas change;
Vie sales include 10 Manila at Sds7ie and
LATH-Esstem active the supply very limtsdi sales
800 see 81 "a cash and ~ time, which shsws steady
v., @ .s ,r%sfe and ps are
LiME-ComIaos Rccilssd i Sery 8rm, the arrivals have
ssen hsh'' ls' 5000 bba Sa and 400 bbIs Lump at
LEArHER-Ths inquiry has hesn fair for the East pris.
sI especially heavy hi. s%s .ds are vs en- scarce.
about ~ sno ssS i s sad Che
a m a @O ss rsqSs' for hssy ysiss sO
Eas Sailed sheep are Unstable .s aSd - oos for
eny considerable sales concession would have 10 he nee
Ssies OF sp" and koans at 81 50 for No s for exs
1.i, ,isl Light, y M ssS Hsult L. orse 10 e,s
o., Middle ...........3 9ss Henr k,MdR G.EsAis 90
"a ns.v{;;.;;'''@ sss tisnlt, MID, orinocoIs Sis
Ssl. ohio; es Hsnil Good 1.masa is,eig
Osk b A Wet sslted q Csc TOash lsssSt.Id >, MI.
LEAD-The market has advanced since our l,. vosi, nh
osI%sn and 60 ~ for common E1ss as without STIS n
te,sss Saisna s hrn last sale at rs 80, cash.
& 'Ssa Ssns gate small and the demand
sS s's' Sc ass' Interior rsS ss0 = &c
ae and s hbd 10 es and 10 bbs Trinidad Cuba On tenn.
20, % be made public The stock Of this article Oct as
Nsvoeans Ia bbls...sS6l Porto Rico In hhds.... ss
Cuba Mpsooysdo in hhds 2s6 Clayed Cubs. 70
EALsCut unchanged; sales in small lOz at 4ie. cash
NAVAL sT0REs-The market for Spirits Turpentins Ia
heavy the arrivals quite liberal to-day the
Grade has been IN dsmsnd and with light supply pres
.ainrca., q sat ana North County IS $50 h. Com
ssss Sales ,odss o. $50 SSs wiiniDssos 0s a. a.
s. 81 &C. sS T.. ~ SpPs s, Ind s1 ne. 1sss:
ye,y scarce and wanted Tar Of chipping quality scarce
r;iea selling lots wanted 81 IS csnphsne :, S
We quote: '~>N-
r csss:s -: :s 8, .. y, E ss
-; Sss. s s s. 3 f Sa'; . q; sss' !
CUISINE market for English Lin.esa d srm the ,oc,
ay s. m. sSs S sss o.s
hsIs has been quiet the wsek from the ases
ssa .s ss' b :: S s:. 81 Nv any pS.ss' Of
ssssvsd % d5Se. 6 runs and selected Crude Sperm
2 Urgent sss: and prime lots held firmly 81 s ale
~sT q =" ssh' Ct Tie East, I" p -, net PRIME let
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day amounted zee hsles prices ranging from 10 10 a.
Ihs decline Of ieis., ysvspsy nsriepe5 fully s,ss-
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The French phgene lowed from her moorings OF
the Battery, to sea yesterday Afternoon
The steamship Palmetto, from Baltimore fer New York,
the Delaware BreaA the I'll Oct company with
100 sail ve.set-me silly bound north.
All the vessels the and lower bay that have been de-
tanned for the last three days account Of the fog
this moining
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~eyy q Iso.,is. s.cs .: :, Is i ,aD. Z
SMSSn :; asm'nd !, mail :, re -. h's' "''''
J,l9 it ,or cur the dsrnd has been ftf WIN
ssSs I'll Ssi, and from yard ~ 81 i2l; .,..,,,
~. M for Asmsrfine fair the snpp
- OF 100 hoxss Ada st x2d2eS nssiax
sags@e months Plain spe IN ssbns u cts :. 81
~ p.,,rt n Of 4oc time. TsiloW wtho1 "A
esccoTT0N-Ths maset Tor this staple rtnos. Ssms,a
M arrivals end sock alike Bset sna . s,s
s.-}r moderate, and me stiy for home use 1no 'HN'
-.ofatlcrf:
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,,s ..s1x :esa ni,set quite inactive and prices
Isl geo ts SosA On hand this day
WHlskY-The market s rather be..,, h.. -. -
Sales OF 600 bbis al &C. for jersey 4i az g. no' s'ye
for Prison Drudge better sales loo hid. :, ms sc
ZINC-sipoe our last weekly issue sale ha. ,,,.,
monthe. - ~,
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o[ihe market less active for Domestic but prices
are nfm the strpgency money matters and the
sy gas age public sale a. Troy restrict business ms;er
S sales neude 70 coo ts Fleece 25c common
40 dSoe foI fdt blood Pulled is in poor stock with but
b Foreign quiet with good SUPPLY sales Of loo
oses Entire Rios on private terms ff''
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CUISINE market for Enssh Linsesd frm the stoel
much reduced, with light arrivals; the moderate
asy sas at 6s2c cash and ssas4 dsys Crude
whale has been quiet the week aset.
hes reached rs bat ssmais with sny pobss.iity Of so
ens could net be made Of th years catch, ssss Il he
tssvssd o. 7dssc 6 runs and selected Crude spern
Urgent request and prime lots held firmly 81 co. ale
Sessy q ~ bbs, Ct the Fest, Of o. 80 ret prime lsi
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TIVE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK, NEw YoRK. June 9, Ieex
IN EXTRA DIVIDEND Of TEN PER CENT.
~ LII Rani hs 6rA

The AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK, NswYoaK, Oct q. 1854.
4 SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE
N PER CENT has this day been declared payable on the
9Th November next. - -
Increased Capital Stock viii be ened 20 the same dividend -
the old Stock
The Second Instsment of City dollars each share Of the
Increased Sapa Stock will be payable on the sane day
Nv order on the Board. C. A. MEIGS, Cashler.
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tipts ior Tie foufth week 10 Uctober were IoIows
BIDS scants. SHINGLES Timber. Slaves
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OFFICE OF NEw-YoRK PROVIDENCE AND BosroS 1
RAILROAD COMPANY, New York. Oct. 81, 1854
nIVIDEND.-A Dividend Of THREE PER
H. CENT 3 out Of the profits Of the last SIX months has
THIS DAY been declared payable the Stockholders tho
lt Of November the office Of the Company No. 81 Wsls.
The hsDsr books win be closed until the ID Of November.
By order of the Board. GEO g sCHWACOFER Sac
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HEMP-The market for Manila has been quiet since the
but pces unchanged The stok with renewed
imports reaches s2 bales which 10 held at c American
Bndresed In limited demand $500 $780, and Of Dressed
sales have been made OF 65 bales $50 z0 fol medium aud
fast for fine ssal steady iSc The seck remaining in
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EN sOUTHCARoIINA TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER #

man I 81 fould say-ho@, strange this tale ofhs
youth, seem to me who have always: known;
him. as 0ld-the young nan was sent former,
and having taken herNinto the wagon with him,
started to return. :,
Five miles ofsth road were accomplished,
when the gloom ofa tempest surrounded them,
aud II storm burst on them with terrible fury.
There was no better shelter for a mile, save
the old church, that stood alone on the hill, and
thither he urged his horse, with difficulty and
no small danger. .s,.s -. 4
They reached the door, which was never
closed-for the house Of God, in those days,
was always open-and the girl found shelter,
while he secured the horse in safety under the
shed, and returned to her. i. g
Ho hadsnever told her of his love, ,andnow
was fair opportunity. In. the wild flashes OF
the lightning, the little church cleaned out on
the valley that it itoverlooked, like silent, calm
mother, to keep all safe in the war of the ele-
meuts No one who caught sight Of it at that
night, dreamed that it was occupied; but there,
were two Hearts in itAhat commemorate to- beat
in UNISON that nisht,at the altar. where. they
pledged their love 10 each other. They were
not afraid. not terrified. though the tempest
was fearful, and though every window cleaned
luridly in the constant flashes of the lightning.
With arms folded around each other they knelt
there still. 1t was holy night, to which in
after years their souls REQUIRED with never ceas
ing joy. :.
Yes sneer-laugh ugh-blasphem that holy
love, poor miserable dogs OF the worlds whip.
ping, who have never felt the blessedness of
pure, warm, woman love, but know that during
the sixty years of Sabbaths that man worship.
pied God at the same alter, he never forgot
that night, nor failed to thank God for that
tempest '..s
And tomorrow, when they carry him into;
the church again, and lay him down prone at
the altar foot, whereby he knelt with the mai
den heloved so long ago, if his old bone revive
not at5tbe blessed touch, if his old heart thrill
not with the remembered love, if his oldcheek
grow noi:warm with the balmy breath, if his
old eyes smile not with the old love, if she he
there stih5scalm, dead, yet l tell you there is
an altar, q church, land, where they two will
be kneegug together tomorrow, where their
eyes will be radiant with love, where their lips
will be eloquent with rapturous song! Again.,
and yet tgain,' saith Joe Willis, looking over
my shoulders as wrote-I thank my God
for the Immortality of our love.
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Enduring Affection.

The following interesting incidentis is from an
article by "W." correspondent of the Journal
of Commerce:
= There yiiss ~ memory of the old church in
which We worshipped yesterday, connected
with the old man who will be buried to NOR
row, that seemed to me very touching when |
heard it related last night Sixty years ago,
there was asvoice in, the choir that thrilled his
heart every Sunday morning, so that he listen
ed to it more than the words of the song. He
was stout, strong man, and yet he was child
in the presence of that country maiden, and
he loved her with exceeding joy. He served
her father, not 80 long as Jacob for Leah, yet
with no less devotion, and for while with no
more success. One day the farmers family
had gone to vista friend, some ten miles dis.
tant, and not having room in their wagon, they
had returned, leaving Lucy to be sent for.
And towards evening" the old man, the young
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yyhisgery rs it Was aud Is.,

When the forces of whggery were led by
their great captains. Clay and Webster, the
democrats had an enemy worthy of their steel
s-men Of gallantry to contend against whom
it was an honor to overcome, and no disgrace
to be beaten by them. Then was carried on
a war of principle-measure against measure !;
lusty blows were given and received in fair and
open fight. In manyga hard fought battle
and we'll contested field the wings under their
gallant leaders manfulIy disputed every inch
ground, and were sometimes crowned with
temporary success. But defeated and driven
from position to position, they reluctantly
abandon the field to the victors without.a yes.
tge ofthose measures for which they SO. nobly
contended remaining Worn outby ageand con-
tinued service, their gallant and honorable lea
ders are gathered to the tomb. The: great
conqueror, Death, marks them for. his own !;
they sleep with their fathers they no longer
appear in the stormy arena of political strife.
Their graves are beweded with the tears ofsin-
,cere sorrow, and their virtues are etnbaImed in
the memory of those against whom they SO
lately stood in hostile array seBrave men la
ment the brave, and do not refuse the tribute
Of tear 10 the memory ofanS honorable foe.'
What spectacle does whiggery present to
the world at this timel Beref of the conne
sci and guidance Of their great champions. their
spfinciples exposed and derideddefeated, mall
their measures they no longer dare meet the
democratic principles, or those great measures
which are conducting our country with such
rapid strides in the career Of glory and pros.
perity they are content to meet in secret%a.
band of midnight conspirators, plotting de-
struction to our glorious constitution. Steals
ing "the livery of Heaven to serve the devil
in, they appealto the religious fears Of the
weak and timid, and endeavor to stir up q
spirit offanaticisln against portion of our fel.
low.citizens, and by combination deprive them
of constitutional rights.
They bowonce their proud heads and sub
nit to thesyoke which abolitionism chooses to
put on their necks. Every hair.brained enthu:
siastor crack -branedTaDatic that desires to be.
come theEleader of a new party Of sec, wketh-
er in politics or religion, counts with certainty
upon tbes sympathy and cooperation Of whig-:
gerry. Having no fixed national principles on
which to stand, theiold party Of Clay and
Webster make terms with every adYsntuferl
who proposes TO use them. The correctness
ofthese remarks was fully illustrated sin the
late combinations and coalitions and tusions5
which have marked the late career Of isctious
leaders in the norther States ore not
surprised TO see thc sapt gbigs are be-
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-10-10

UNArPREcIATED PoL1rENEss.-A droll story
is related Of an honest farmer, who, attempting
to drive home bull, got suddenly hoisted
over the fence. Recovering himself; he saw
the animal on the other side ofsthe rails, saw.
ing,the air with, his head and neck, and paving
the ground. The good old man looked stead
lily at him for moment and then: shaking his;
fist at him, exclaimed, Darn your apologies,
you needn't stand there, you tarnal critter, a,
bowin and 'serapin- you did it purpose, darn.
your curly picture!;s - s