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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-05

HARP FOR sALE-A SPLENDID TONED IN.
Ii strument by Erard wall be sold cheap as the owner
has use for H. Apply At ~ Hicks street, Brooklyn
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITuRE-wILLIAx IRVING

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-wILLIAM IRVING 4
i'll Co., Auctioneers will sell at auction on Saturday
MAY at ION O'clock at the ssesrooms No Pine street
suites carved rosewood furniture
broeaelle French bedteads marble top dressing bureaus
window curtains and shades ornaments
wood marble TOP centre tables pier tables mahogany
marble TOP dressing bureaus wahstand cabinets ward
Brussels and ingram carpets large number Stair carpets
rods &c hair msttresses feather beds holsters pillows
bedding blankets counterpanes quilts and sheets chua
dinner and tee sets crocksry and glassware cutlery
mahogany and black walnut extension dining tables tea
tables dressing tables 8e elegant pier glasses mirrors
maple bedsteads cane seat chairs black walnut
cottage mahogany bedstead kitchen furniture
three hne rosewood pianos, ga 6A and Z octave.
I0HN W. SOMERINDYKE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
blss sale.This day at the auction room, ITO Centre
street. Of franklin at 10 O'clock by virtue
cIecuton case Of fancy dry goods hats ribbons ace
edgings, flowers, &c. CHAS. +. WATTS, Constable.
TOHN w. sOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER STORE
ITO Centre street, Of Franklin-On this day
the auction at 10 o'clock large lot Of second hand
furniture all descriptions consisting SOFAS chairs
bls washstands wardrobes bookcases bedsteads Of all
descrif Brussels threepy and ingram carpets
painted suits Of bedroom sofA beds feather
the shape Of household furniture basement upper
WIN. T. BOYD, Salesman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-05

GARDEN rLowERs.-w. 5. NcILvAIN WILL SELL
NJ NJ auction this day. ~ the ssedstors John street,
81 1oh O'CLOCK general assortment Of garden plants
prising hardy perpetuA bourbon, tea and climbing
great variety monthly aoysrins bulbs 49,
stock embraces upwards Of any thousand plants Gentle
purchang largely 81 private sale Will be literally
d.alk with -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-05

A VERY HANDSOME ROSEWOOD PIANoroRTE,
"A ca octave. used only short time to be sold very
cheap The Is Obliged to sail soon for Europe. To
be this week o'clock A. NJ till r. NJ, at Ne.
9l Crosby street. between Prince and Spring
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-05

ENOR SAvANNAH.-FARE REDUCED.-THE NEW
= and splendid side wheel steamship STATE OF GE0R.
GA Captain j. Garvin Jr carrying the United States
mall will leave Philadeph, for savannah Wednesday
May TO- at 10 o'clock A. M from the wharf above Vine
In speed and strength and for
the comfort and convenience Of this ship
surpassed Fare from Philadelphia 500 steerage from s.
to The Keystone state leaves above the following
Wednesday. Agents in New York. SCRANTON Il TALL
MAN No. 10 Old slip, where plans Of cabin be
and state rooms secured till 5oclock Tuesday p. N.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.


WELLS, FARGO 4 Co.-EURoPEAN AND cALIFoR
w ME Express aud Ba liking Company have removed 10
81 broadway. freight received at No Snow street.
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E,ARE REDUCED.-INDRPENDENT LINE FOR CALL
foIDa-Ahead Of all other lineThe celebrated fast
going steamship NORTH STAR, $500 burthen will
leave for Aspnwall on Friday May 5th At o'clock NJ,
She wiz connect With the new and popular steamship Uncle
CROSS No. Battery place, up stairs N B.-PAsengers
by these ships through In February in twenty-five
and sixteen hours,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-05

TOR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA, ETC.-TIE
United states mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain
csvendy will leave pier IL North river Saturday May
O'clock p NJ, Norfolk, Petersburg, and Rich
mond. Time to Norfolk, about twentyfour hours Pas
sengrs arriving there take the Sestosrd and oanok
and Wilmington AID Manchester railroads to Augusta At
annta Charleston &C. Passage and fare to Norfolk o.;
Petersburg and Richmond SO; feerage half price For
freight apply on board and for passage to
LUDLAM * PLEASAN1S, 81 Broadway.
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E,oR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA-sEMI WEEKLY
II United States Mail Line.-The new and fast goin
steamer MARION, W. Foster, commander will leave Pier
No. 4, North river Monday May at 4o,cosk n pre-
freight apply board where all bills Of lsding
will be signed and for passage at the Office Of sPOFFORD
raa q. foiiows0lo JasEsonvil|e ss to PLAZA ss The
Marion will receive freight up to time Of leaving.
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TRAVELLETs' GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADKL-
~ pfia from pier No. l. ,rth rvcrTw, lines daily -
IA ~ and = N The accommodation line At A. n. ~
pie aud Camden faro 81 EXPRESS lines at r. ~,
~ John Potter to Ahoy thence direct TO Camden By
Trough In Eve hours; fare g.
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CLOTHING, &c.

SLODHfNG, &c.
CASTO OFF CLOTHING AND PUksITURE wANTrp.
" Persons having dispose Of prct
ard cah for the same by sending Poe post H. Ds
sILDuRR, IL Elm street Lados attended 70 By Mrs
q dorf
(AsIoFr CLOTHS o. $1,000 WORTH WANTED
The highest price sill te literally given in current
money Tor large small lots Of good clothing Of
every description Address through post call JAMES
hOkoNEY at bis second hand No Orange street.
near Chatham.
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observation-disclosures LINR.-THE CLIPPER
"A ship Nl0HTiNGALE; with the United States mails
Pers particularly requested TO have their goods all on
board and cleared at the custom house 9th
II. w. CAMERON. ll6 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-05

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
~ via Niesragua-The Accessory Transit Company OF
Nicaragua ProprietorsThrough nAdvance Of the mail.
Only line giving through tickets including the Isthmus
r9ssing 1Le new double engine steamship NORTHERN
river At O'Clock P. precisely, for Puenta Arena,
Friday May with tn, fAvorite
ST ronte having buttwe!we miles Of land
By first class carrages These
heir ventilation and accommodations For further infor
NATION, or passage, apply only to CHARLES MORGAN,
Agent, No 3 Bowling green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-05

DLEAsURE BOAT FOR sALE-A SCHOONER YACHT,
of about ten TONS carrying ib FORE main and gait
ss has chain cable anchor and kedge anchor
about Of iron ballast; her rigging
plete with all patent blocks and has centre board with
swing Of eight and half feet and draws only twenty inches
without the board che is In complete order In
spect admir- able boat Price $500 cash. She
u of the water and be by addressing box
1 PoakQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-05

TOR SAVANNAH AND FL0RIDA.-UNITED STATES
IL mail line.-The and splendid steamboat Angus
IA. Thos Lyon viii leave Saturday May at o'clock
p. NJ, from her pier. No 4 North river. Apply 20
SAMUEL j.. MITCHELL. Is broadway.
The KNOXVILLE C. d ludlow, will leave Saturday.
Nay ID Through tickets from New York to Jacksonville.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-05
DRY GOODS DC,

zoe BRoADwAY.-BLACK CHANTILLY LACEs-
CCO Received afresh assortment black laces mantlas
and shaws at the depot Of Brussels
and Chantilly iaces, $50 Broadway
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF MILLINERY
VI gooos ribbons bonnet silks, artificial flowers dr.
trimmings, 81. M. ii LICHTENSTEIN, No. 30 Bowe- !,
has received direct from the nanuatursrs in Fra
and FL gland his al importation Of the above goods
hraeng ything and desirable Tor tho
season. Also superio tment OF ribbons adapted
the fashion Of trimming ladies' dresses and msntia
founcing bows. The assortment in tho wholesale
rso adjoining the retail store 10 unequaled in this city
for variety and cheapness
IMPORTED wovE C0RsETs.-MRs. GAYSoR BA s
i now ready her importation OF both French and
English corsets among which styles in
single French coutille for - ISrd avenue
next the drug store corner Of Tenth street
IRISH LINENS-wHITE AND brown TABLE
cloths napkins towels handkerchiefs sheetings, &c
also Union cloths damasks, tJwes &c. Dealers supplied
at low prices, by w. MATHEWS Co., 80 and 81 Catharne
street.
DITCH PARIS F0ULARD sILK-UBSDELL, PEIR
III Son LAKE, AL Broadway, between Grand and
Broore streets will this morning hundred pieces
OF rich Paris plaid Fouard silks ut only g. Cd per yard
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TT 8. MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA AsPIN

~ leans via Havana on Friday May T. the well known
MCGOWAN This steamer has been thoroughly
and Is fitted with boilers cabins
and is in every respect the
street pier.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA NEW ORLEANS.
State room berth $50
Second cabin berth. 20
Steerage berth and found. .................. rs
Passage now be secured Mt the Company's Office.
Freight to New Orleans cents per cubic foot will be
received the sth inst Specie only taken freight
Havana. Shippers will be supplied with blank bills fading
Of the form issued BY the application at their
signed after the hour Of sailing freight pa sage ap
ply at the ooe Of the company III West street Of
Warren NJ o. ROBERTS.
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RAILROADS.
NEW yOkK AND HARLEM RAtLRoAD.-SEw
Az York, Nay 1e53-The trains Of the New York ana
harlem RAILROAD Company will their regular tic,
40, srssd WITH the exception Of the O'Clock A. NJ and
4o'ciock y. N. trains.
WI. CAMPBELL, Assistant Superintendent
CUpERINTENDENTs OFFICE. NEW YORK AMI
- Harlem Railroad Company, eoraor Thirty seoon 4
street and Fouyth avenue New york.-on aud after
Wednesday, the 81 inst all the trains will leave their
regular time between New York and p,vss Plains. except
the nne A. n and four r. N. express trains
WI. CAMPBELL, AssstAat evpsriatsAdsRS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-05

RUCKLET's sERENADERs CHINESE HALL, 81
~ broadway, near the Prescott House.
- OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The Oldest established and most talented company
tence being the fret to introduce harmony into Ethe
plan Entertainments tina frat to sing Operato Chcruee
perform Burlesque Operas &o, 40 The mansgsmsns hs
she honor OF announcing that the Concerts the
Will stit be COZ Quoted in its present fashionable tye
without vuignrity" Concert to commence Ut O'Clock
Admission, Is cents.
JAS. BUCKLEY SONS, Proprietoex
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-05

NlvD FOVNDs
7 osT-ON TUESDAY NIGHT WHITE POODLE
IL dog, brown answers to the Of Fio. Any
returning him to 9 Pacific stroot South Brooklyn
will be suita bly, rewarded
osT-IN JERSEY CITY, THURSDAY, MAY e. ON
IL the arrival Of philadelphia railroad cars at o'clock
large leather pocketbook containing letters and papers
no value but tothc also containing passport On
tho above to tho ONCE Of Judsons Hotel the
Under will be well rewarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-05

T1NION COURSE, l.. I-TROTTING,-oN TUlSD ~
May 3o'clock r. NJ. sweepstakes Of 81 0J three
miles and repeat, 20 harness H. Woodr uf names CT
Brimstone: d. Pitcr names b. Lady Relief Sta -
leave the Williamsburg ferries for the hourly
JOHN l. SNEDIKER, Proprietor
TTNI0N COURSE, u. I.-TR0TTING-ON WEDNEs
~ day Nay 10, at o'clock T. NJ match for 81 o)D mile
heats beat In ), 10 wagons aud drivers peihing
pounds Jones names gr. &. Eddy; :. Hoagland
True John Cars win leave the South ferry, Br,osi
Tor tho course at o'clock r. NJ and return the
raceis over Fare, each way, Is cents.
JOHN l. SNEDIKER Proprietor.
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WATCHES, JEVvELRY, &C,

WATCHES, JEVELHY, &c.
I.nIANOND PINS AND RINGS.-LADIES AND GEN
~ temens rings Of the first water, gentIemens pins
ladies' pins orosses, kc, ho at much less than usual
ii Wall street.
GENTLEMEN's BREAST PINs.-GoLD AND OPAL
NJ gold and emerald rims, gold and garnets gold anA
roy gold nnd init sticn diamond opal Pima pIan
go senrf rins dc, &C. at toss than prices GEO o.
ALLEN, importer, Wholesale street.
G0LD BRACELETS PLAIN BAND BRACELDrA
" fancy band bracelets Mosaic bracelets
let's, pearl bracelets, &c 80 GEO. c. ALLEN imports
Wholesale and retail IL Wall street.
GEHTLEMEN'S GOLD STUDS AND SLEEVE BUT
VI tons, Mosaic studs cameo studs pearl studs garnet
studs plain studs engraved studs Mosaic sleeve bnttons
sleeve buttons gold sleeve buttons &C. "a
Gko G. ALLEN. importer, wholesale and retail. No.
Wall street.
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MILLINERY AND DREssMALxIyG.
Il AD1ES'-STRAW UAr9-AN ENTIRELY NEW AND
IL very extensive assortment OF ladies' and misses straw
lgborn, Dunstabe an Florence bonnets may now be OBJ
tanned at the Paris mArsila emporium
Gko BuLPlN proprietor, Gi broadway
DARIs MAETIIJ As.-THE sUBsCRTBERS IMPOR.
tations and for city retail trade
which tho sttent OF ladies
speetfuily invited GEO. RLLPIN, No. col Broadway.
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HfoRNISG BoAT FOR PEKKsKILL AND INFERNO
wi date lsndipgs-The and splendid stcambosl
EIEcTA Captain q. Behy, will leave the foot Of Jay
street morning O'Clock touching At Amos street
each Returning, viii leave Peetskill at ~ O'Clock
M.
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~S>->>>1~>>~
N.Y. YORK CITY BUSINESS DIRFCTOKY-9r
following list consists Of prominent houses In each Ii
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-03

LONG sPEEoHEs.-The New York Express
referring to the debate in the Senate, on
the Clayton BulWer treaty, pertinently
says:
"What are our public men thinking of?
Here is personal controversy between two
Senator's involving no principle, nor any
interest Whatsoeyer-and not even spiced
with rancor- and Gen. Cass opens with IF
teen columns? It will take Mr.. Clayton
twenty columns at least to reply. The only
parties reading are the proof readers-or
pro6ting. the Globe publishers, who are
paid by the column"
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-03
Legislature of 1TississfDDi.

Our legislative dates from Jackson are up to
the 9th ult. On that day the Senate was en-
gagged until the hour Of adjournment, discussing
the bin granting the right Of way TO the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad company. Inthe
Houte, on the same day, the business was con-
fined principally to the consideration Of local
bills, On the 26th, the Governor returned to
the Senate. with his signature, the bill authorize
ing Chanceilors and Vice ChancellOrs TO take
Acknowledgements. &c, also several private bills.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-03
Pulpit Eloouence-C1 ristIar CI-nr-
-.

AGYs
We understand from several 81 lis hearers,
that The Rev. w p Scott preached one Of the
most eloquent and effective sermons ever de-
Ivered in this place, ii the Episcopal Church
last Sabbath, on the subject Of christian love
and charity. A lady friend who has heard the
greatest orators in the Church, anys that this
Sermon was the best she ever heard on the
subject. We look upon Mr.. Scott Is the most
man in the Mississippi Episcopalian
Church, aud we are glad he has found out Why
it is the Church does not flourish in our midst.
On Monday night the Rev Mr.. Todd, the
able and beloved pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church in Canton, preached in the Presbyte-
rian Church Without any concert with Mr..
Scott, he preached sci bn on the same sub
ject from the text Bywhom shall Jacob arise!
for he is snail" We have seldom heard more
eloquent sermon than the one preached from
the text. We as one Of what the chu, ch mem.
bers call the "world," advise all the ministers
to preach and practice charity and love among
themselves and their members, and il viii not
be long before the s'world' will note the change
and believe in their professions There are
plenty Of people in this and we fear in other
places, that 60 to the communion table with
each other, that do not observe the common
civility Of speaking when they meet on the
street There are others that 60 and pray the
Lord to forgive their prosecutors and SANDER
ers," and thank Him, like the Pharisee of old,
that they are not like other men Cor women)
who go to bed with bitterness in their hearts,
that lOe wouldn't be troubled with, let alone the
sin of the thing, forever 50 much.
We remember the old verse
"The wise will make his anger cool
At least before tits night,
But in the bosom Of fool,
It burns till morning light!'
How people nursing revenge and ill-feeling
can say "Forgive US our trespasses as we for
give those who trespass against u.s. and not
see that they are calling down imprecations
upon themselves, is odd enough to us; and how
those that are too proud and stiff to acknowl
edge or forgive an error in this world, expect to
stt 70 uedt6Hs maybe tHe AoTu kuoWs3 buI Get
tainly Hehas not revealed itin the Bible, mot in
ourS at least which is a very old one, which we
studied when we learned the old Westminster
long ago. We did not intendpreach-
ng sermon, though we, like Dominic Samp-
ION, always had evocation" that way. But
We tell you all now, dear brethren and sisters
# the church, we are afraid to come among
rou for fear we should learn Of you to hate our
leighbors. and we never could keep angry with
my one more than an hour, before we got
ashamed of being so little. Kerbum sat-
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-03

son found so lively after putting them in q
bucket Of salt water, had then for the FIRST
time come into free contact with The element
in which they were soon to live. "
Prof. Agassiz adds. that 81 country which
furnishes such novelties il our days, bids
fair to enrich science with many other un-
expeo facts' But another idea natural
" sd 81 itself Can il be possible that
these singular fishes have for perhaps an
indi6nite period of time inhabited these
waters, and yet escaped until now the watch
fal eye of eitht The fisherman or the inves-
tigator? Oris there indeed that progress
in the succession of being on the earth &
surface, that increasing resemblance Of fish
es to animals and Of animals to man., which
the great naturalists of our day would fain
lead us to believe? We dare scarcely ask
ourselves the question. for We feel that We
are already treading upon dangerous ground.
The young officer who discovered these
wonders in the history of fishes, blighted
in the spring time of his brilliant promise,
has already passed beyond the fading hon
ors of this world. By him, the voice Of
censure, the tribute of respect and the ten
der offring of affection are alike unheard.
Professor Agassiz however as he states has
been unwilling to forego the pleasure of
connecting his name with his interesting
discovery. Among the specimens trans
mitted to him from California there were
two distinct species. He has given to the
family the title Of Embiotica with reference
to its peculiar mode of reproduction and to
the species most closely resembling the one
discovered by Mr. jackson the name Of En-
6iOtica JaeksOaii, albany (N r Jour.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-03


The New Territory Of Nebraska
The following Is copy 81 tie last Sec
ton Of The billto organize The Territory Of
Nebraska, reported to the Senate Mr.. Doug
las, on The 4th ult from the Committee on
Territories, as : substitute for the one orig
inally introduced BY Mr.. DoDoE, Of To-
wa:
'ssEc. 91 And be It further enacted,
That in order to avoid all misconstruction
it is hereby declared to be the true intent
and meaning OF this act, SO far as the ques-
ton Of slavery is concerned to carry into
practice operation the following PROPOSE
tons and principles established By the Com
promise measures Of one Thousand eight
hundred and fifty, to wit.
First, That all questions pertaining to
slavery in the Territories and ia the new
States to be formed therefrom to be left
to the decision Of the people residing there
in, through their appropriate representa-
tiyes.
Second, That all cases involving title to
slaves and questions Of personal freedom
are referred to the adjudication Of the local
tribunals, with the right Of appeal TO the
Supreme Court of the United States
"Third, That the provisions of the con-
stitution and laws Of the United States in
respect to fugitiyes from service are to be
carried into faithful execution in all the or
ganized Territories the same as in the
States"
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-03
$50. ID 80 TReWnrd.

STRAYED or stolen, in the month
- of August last from Belsoni Plan
talon, so miles above Yazoo City, on Yazoo
River-Two young mules; one dark brown
horse Mule, (Rigeiin,) a little swayed in the
back rather long in the body, fiDe coat of hair.
The other dark bay mare mule, supposed
to have the letter branded on left shoulder,
rather low but stout built.
Twenty dollars viii be paid for suoh inform
alton as will lead to their recovery, one half
the sum for eithers or fifty. dollars if both re-
turned to the plantation.
Apply to MessTs. l. G. Moore sc Co., Yicks-
burg; or Messrs. Holmes & Hyatt, Yazoo CITY
January "a, 1854. 29-4t.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-03

POisOning.-Tho Of parents who
use Vermifuge composed of Castor Oil, Gallo
mel. &C, are not aware that, while they appear
to benefit the patient, they are actually laying
determinations for series of diseases, such as
salvation, loss Of sight, weakness of limbs, &C.
In another column will be found the adver-
tisement of Hobensack's Medicines, to which
we ask the attention Of all directly interested
in their own as well as their children's health.
In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
from those of bilious type, should make use
of the only genuine medicine, Hobensack's
Liver Pills.
or" Be not deceived but ask for Hoben-
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and ob-
serve that each has the signature of the Pro-
prietor. j N .HoBEEsAcK, as none else are gem
uine.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-03

~ The New York National Democrat,
Of the 18th ult., is down upon Mr.. Pierce
and his Cabinet It says all the support
they are receiving from the Freesoil papers
of the North and the Secession press of the
South will not save them, and in truth there
is damnation in the very fact that its main
support is from Southern Secessionists and
Northern Abolitionists. That the act Of re-
moving the Collector of New York, because
he refused to appoint Freesoilers to Office.
was alone enough to damn the Cabinet. if
it had been guilty of no other crimes, and
that the masses have taken it as a sign that
this administration is determined to reward
and strengthen fanaticism and party
which they intended to kill in the last Presi-
dental election. Congress is earnestly call
ed upon to wipe out such disgrace BY re-
pudiating the course and acts Of the Adj
ministration. That the persisting attempt
to support and comfort the Van Buren, fac
ton in place and power. has created utter
disgust. That the acts of politicians must
be made to square With their professions,
and that they have no confidence in the pro-
LESSONS of the Van Buren, faction which
possesses the highest confidence Of the
Pierceites.-Lou. Jour.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-03

The WALKER EXPEDITIONS The Presiden
has issued proclamation warning all per-
sons against connecting themselves with the
Sonora fillbuistering expedition, and says
that the laws will be rigidly enforced against
all who may be proved to be concerned in
it. The proclamation urges all citizens to
discountenance the expedition, and orders
all Goyenoment, military and ciyilOaiCers to
arrest the offenders