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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

DY c. A. WATERBURY. AUCTI0NEER SATURDAY,
DAarch 81 continuation Of regular weekly sale Of a
and German choice brapdes cordas
These goods are Of best quality and adapted for
hotel Western and Southern merchsn also opponents
Of the Maine Law, requested to attend sale com
at 10ls o'clock for cash delivery without any
reservation tilt article the catalogue sold at
store No. 80 Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

II ENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER.-BY II. IL. LEEDS
III CoFriday, March 80, at l0s o'clock, AT the Bar.
clay street Hotel corner Of Barclay West streets gen
toel household furntureA tho furniture contained in
said hotel consisting OF Brussels and ingram carpets We
n.tian do lace damask and muslin window
fixtures superb French plate glasses mahogany SOFAS
bureaus washstands, sedseads, &e mirrors hat and
brela stands hair and feather bods and
pillows, and large assortment Of crockery cutlery &C.
Also the bar and fixtures including large assortment OF
liquor and Of every description. very large
French plate pier gass Tho whole 10 sold without
~ Ter of he mo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

T MORIARTY, AUCIIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
day, a. 10 o'clock, at9o Lewis street small assor.
ment Of groceries, &c Also kegs liquor counter fixtures
Ac. also six very nne stand casks, beer pump Ae Th
goods have to be removed before = O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

RIO BUILDERS.-wAHTED, BY A CARPENTER, A
ntnAuon 70 take charge OF work understands drawns
and building In all its branches as
the country References given as TO ability aud stsadss
Please address d. j. Carriage Factory corner Of
and Thirty seventh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

RIO PAELSrr-NssTrD a TUrru As AN APYRgs
tee 70 uxh'. rsntssi go liry respectable
h..a 'pp asis,s giyasieat IL sr..ag Aa4 vii
,smEshssd hFty ~ I'tss oAly ~ " n. A, D.faL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTI0NEER.-SATURDAY
March 81 at IL o'clock noon at the Nelson
and Court streets opposite the Roman Catholic Church.
South Brooklyn. The entire stock Of contractor II
horses carts and harness, railroad cars, large farm
wheel barroxs, R0okaway carriage
gocsr picks bars ETC. Also valuable fast
ting hors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

T L.yANDEWATER, AUCTIoNEER-FANCYG GOODS.
e. e. T. Turner will sell this day, Friday, March -, at
lu o'clock 1t the sales 20 Nassau street. opposite
the Post ofce splendid assortment Of fancy goods
stng OF rich china, decorated coognes card
eeiyrs tea sets bronze ormolu and marble clocks shades
and stands oandeAbra tsures pApet maohe
olios ladiss companions silver plated
cake baskets table and dessert forks oval paint
ings "a silk, attached to glass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

AocAFFRAY 4 WALTERS, GENERAL AUCTION
M GERS and commission merchants, will give their per
onal attention TO sales At auction OF household
at private residences at auction rooms, % Catherine
street Money literally advanced furniture,
pianos musical and nautical nstrumeats foreign and DO
nestle liquors, watches, diamonds, &c left to be sold a
auction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

CUTLERY, RAZoRs, SCISSORS, PENS &C, wnoLs.
~ saie and rstsl-SiEATH SIMPSON. 49, grOasvsy,
neIt Broad thaatrsl respectfully call tbs
touthern and Western merchants and Others
stock OF pookst and table eutsry halves scissors
40. Witch thsy sallinx AknaL aoat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

GARDENERS AND FARMERS WASTED-SEyERAL
VI intelligent single and ma .risd who undsrstan "a
gardening, farming and stock caring, willing
syss generally useful op g.ntlsmens plsoes Obtain
GOOD situations W calling Immediately n. NO Ig Grand
Ytf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

TOHN W. SoNERISDYKE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ble's sae OF groceries, on Saturday 80 morrow at %
o'clock at the of Arlington and Rector streets the
stock Of said store, consisting Of the usual variety
CHAS. y. WATTS, Constable,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

RIO GROCERY CIgpIH -wAsTED A CLERK TO AT.
ted pessfy snd fs.s stsre Oss ~.
lu'ihs.s psT stTly = RIOS a. NALIER s9rast 81
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TIllS TRADES, &c.

GARDENER WANTED, A SITUATION A GAR
~ ener by single who vs. capable Of takng charge
OF greenhouse flower ground and kitchen garden Can
act In the capacity Of coachman and gardener and will make
himtelf ufeiul No objection 20 the country. Can 1--WE
good reference from his as. employer Gentemen wanting
man Of industrious and habits will hni both
combined in the advertiser Address J. " D., ".
Thornburn, Esq 10 John street. where the advertise
from IL q II M. daily
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

nENRY i. HERTS, JR., AUCT1OSGER-SALE BY
order OF Attorney tor mort gaseeon Saturday Marca
81 at 10 A. M at 4Ol broadway in the basement,
solid silver pitchers, me English beer pump three silver
mounted rus bar and back counter oyster box twenty
two tables steam table steam boiler fixtures
dozen chairs three oval mirrors seventeen
enrrayings and paintings two dozen glass decant
dozen tumtlers and wine glasses, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

1EE CANAL STREET, NEAR yARICK-W B
IOo VAN NOTES grat, and fender, Kitchen range,
~ amer range and stow. VIZ have large
srtmen 81 the lsss, patterns o. grass ranges sac
stoves fer sale reasonable GrAtas ranges sst
and repaired ranges lined brass founders aud Iaweers
furnsees built, stoves lined, bakers lut 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

To BpoI tEtiyRg .-wLsrED, SITUATION ~
lsss'Ars, W tos fs'e 'alssHAA. Address a. Bs,sla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

HENRY B. HERTS, JR, AUCTIONEER SALE ny
order OF Attorney for mortgagseon saturday March
81 at II A. NJ at Van Rensts stables Canal street
horse, wagon, harness, blanket, DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

WN, Writers, AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
day, at los o'clock at 72S Houston street. all tn,
genteel household furniture In the above housoso
rocking and parlor chsirs pier and oval mirrors oil
ngs mantel ornaments window curtains shades
and other carpets oieoth stair rods mahogany and othe
bedsteAds hair mntressor beds marble dressing
reaus and warhstInds toilet sets wardrobe dining room
and kitchen furniture Monday at IL aight etreet all I'll,
furniture in the above house
The weekly American banner., 1855-07-06

bas often II centuries post used il miehtD
power lor goods We CONSIDER that the PapsI
dyna1t vas again and seaIp, ii tlIe IL IIs
age, die triumphant antseo Sc ef deapotisn1
most calling the most debasng, and slkeswis5
the most irremcdible Europe ever ufTeredN6
mean the despotism Of the feUael olRarclIy,
despotism which never made, Ike the .pS6sI
sovereignty, appeal to tllemofal impulses d fe-
ligious sentiments Of the race, and whose sole
end and operation were to degrade men into
beasts Of prey and beasts Of burden. But the
question ofthe day i, not how often il ihe psst
Che Papal power has beenNeed with god eiIect
and how often with b. ", but whellIsr. il !
this age Of the world, sucIl power i - Be used
at all TO the arrangement Of tie entire sovet-
eighty a. leie independence Of Kinrdons
and STAT d5estion has sbeeu rais>1 IS 5
England ID co1d6 j with die Ecclesiastical
Title Bill; this conpll ia connssion with
The Church Ifoperty Tenure Bin IA Ili.iaan
Spain in connection with varioud Measures If
fecting the temporalities of the IInfch Now
that the question has beenraised, we trust fhatit
will be settled, in both Protestant and cafbofc
countries, once for all. In the minds y many il
is ahallowed theory that the Roman Pontiff il
The suzerain ofthe civilized world. Is this hal
lowed theory q practical truth, Or Is it an impo4
sing shams'
The weekly American banner., 1855-07-06
\. Al. g, 1856 -

spirit which drove their others to seek an nsy-
lnas from expressions he sanie pdpal power
that pursued their ancestors. and put them 70
torture because they claimed freedom Of taught
e making willy approaches upon their peaceful
sanctnaEy to rob them of their precious inheri-
tance. The peopIa have 1akenth the alasm, and
the Order which lsdenounee is the people
Doyouf question their patriotism and their yir-
tue! Then You are an unfit adviser. You sneak
of the shedding Of bloodj If blood Is to bc shed
for our liberty, let i lew; flow freely It Il the
price q blood; y was bought BY IL; let it be
The weekly American banner., 1855-07-06

Although President Longstreet has brought
it on himself by. injudcious conduct, yet, in his
afaiction under the lash Of editors and contrib
utors to Newspapers we feeftoo sorry for him
to copy the serers things said by Peter Waldo
of the Southern l1src,sr j. and sHenry' of the
VicEsburg Wig. Wewill only make Che fol-
lowing extracts concerning the great American
movement. Peter Waldo Gays:
"a new question, whether properly and ju-
dciously or not, but in any event, . new ques-
ton is before the people: that is, whether for
the future "Americans shall rule America
or not. This question naturally addresses
itself to all native Americans no matter to what
party they belong. It could not be addressed
lean party includes both, and does not propose
to change the opinions Of either upon any polit-
ical question, otherwise than as it proposes to.
rally the native citizens of both parties, as a
great ultimate object, upon the reservation of
the rights of the States and the Union of the
States. The last battle for the Union and the
rights which make it dear win be fought by the
American party against Aboftionists, and whom
soeyer may seek their overthroW Wherever
native citizens of the Democratic party are ad-
yanced to power, they will preserve and inaugu-
rate every principle ofthat party that does not
conflict with the grand designs of the American
party; and 20 doubtless the wings.
i This new and greatiqnestion arises ont Of the
belief, on the part of the American people, that
foreigners alread, exert too great an Influence
upon the destiny Of the people of these States,
aud that there is struggle on the part Of Ro-
/ man Catholics, here, and elsewhere, now pro-
lgressing, to establish and consolidate, by every
u
The weekly American banner., 1855-07-06

clIaracters q q D q S 3 - '1 /
Add, iAasn,uch a Chri.tian;t1 IL III fson.t;-
Eutions Of early allfhe stafes. 81 {he da
pf the most eminent iudiial mi ~ IL
he consent of the leone n A,cs,;cs. 8
cred an element 81 our uolificai svsfcn. md =
The Holy BrBfr Is Al onc te e 1h;s
EiAnity, and the depositofv md fo,,rtai,, of s.,
civil and religious feedom. ~ onnose s. - 81
tempt g exclude e ffom 1hss I'm:
tablished in the totes, &, = 80 - 8 20 S
The weekly American banner., 1855-07-06
Genuine Popular Medicines
~ a. FOR SALE BY ff
WRIGHT !. !! il. q CO,

n . . ~. 4
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, ,.-eA 4
.qr,s No ISL Chartres, Street.
sog New ORLEANs, LA.
-Iu quantities to suit purchasers
-lOsgood's Indian Cholagogue,
1B. A. Fahnestock' 8 Vermifuge, sls1
Thorn's Extract,
.iWolfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps,
e'Gauley' Vegetable Bitters, @p
Rushton Clark & Co.'S Cod Liver Oil.
.Seidlitz and Soda Powers,
.Winer's Canadian Vermifuge,
Farrells Arabian Linament, ee
Bartine's Lotion, W. Z. -.
uDalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
John Bulls Sarsparilla,y rNW-Y
,Phalon,s Hair Inyigorator.
Billiards Hair Dye, sk Khl
Sands Sarsparilla, k3g
Morse's Compound Syrup OF Yellow dock
Mortimores Rheumatic Compound,
s. p. Townsend's Sarsparilla, 500
Lyons Katharion, fts7 80 -
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, teosqe 9laATs
Browns Essence Of Jamaica Ginger
Hollands German Bitters, ~, ~siyv-
Mexican Mustang Linament, a..ss,s
Jew David, or Hebrew Plaster, Is ia64s "a
sGray's Ointment Ns$ IM&fsS Ar
Wistars Balsam Wild Cherry,
Rogers Syrup of Lverwoit Tar, DC. =,
BrYan's Pulmonic Wafers, V ~ HisAsds
Barry's Tricopherous, ". 's'a.'. 4 4
McLane's Yermifuge, =
Moffafs Pills. a I NJ f n n
a Branderlh's Pills, X M II. .ss.' y
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
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Watches, Jewellery, and Music

- North SIDE of .uicae's Bank. -
HAS On Hand a complete assortment 0
- Watches. .Je,oelry and Masical Instrument
of all kinds and descriptions, from the very
best manufacturers. Instruction books for
all instruments, and q good assortment OF
Shest Music for Piano and Guitar. -.
@Watches and Jeweiry repaired and
warranted Ya7oo City, Nov. 1888. 10
SKY-LIGHT GALLERY :.
CTEWARTS Sky Light gallery over s. H
D.Wilson's Jewelry Store. Mr.. 8. has pur.
chased a newtand quick working apparatus by
which he is enabled to make pictures of supe'
rior brilliancy sharpness and tone. Pictures
taken from paintings and miniatures ALSO
vie ws, &c. &c. IS 4sss.l, IS
Yazoo City, May IL, 1855. 47-tf
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- Three dollars if paid in advance,
-Four aollptsif not psidl within s lnontbs s
Five ifdslayed until th md Of the ys1
Advertisements are inserted at one dollar per
square consistisg often lines or less, and fifty
sedts for each subsequent insertion. 8 -
Liberal deductions made 70 those who advef.
se By the year - xlaas xslisxsf "a sSsnd Is -.
The weekly American banner., 1855-07-06
DRUGS, ETC.'


NE are receiving direct ftom The Easter,
Nv Cities a Fresh supply Of Drugs, Medicine
Chemicals 3cr to which we invite attention
consisting ii part as follows; -. =. " -
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TAzO,0 I o In Y
FftIDAK JUI'K vi.
Three dolla1 &c paid in adyance,

s. s TERMS ass ss.sNcs -
- Three dollars if paid in advance,
-Four aollptsif nctpsid within s. inontbs
Five ifdslayed until III md of the yer
Advertisements are inserted at one dollar per |
square consistisg often lines or less, and fifty
cents for each subsequent insertion. ss
Liberal deductions made 10 those who advef- |
ise By the year.e xlaaa zslisxd II ssassd aeo 81
y INSTRUMENTATION 90
At : regnlar seII6e of - Galio6al
The acknoS MI 81 thai Almighty
i.''< who ruiz u inverse, -utho PR.
s'''t oze 81. ations, ,--who con-
some token. Of Provi1 lial o1oE6y.
4. The cultivation and development of "a
sentiment Of profound! intense American feel
ing; of passionate attachment to our country t.
history and its institutions Of admiration for II
.purer days ofoar N Natona1 exiatoiice; ofvene
atom for the hHroism thatsprecip d tnuf Rev
olution; and Of emulation Of the virtIe wisdom,
and patriotism that framed our Constitution
and first successfully applied its provisions.
T1.s;ss. stts . ~ =
~ - - ~
a;a.. s..s = .s 49, s
bsece. ~ 80
q, s. - - e. 8
.uvsv, 4 IS - = "'aAsA - ss Z.
.ol r7ncor. - - .a,o,,.,,, 5, s,
'or;nc;nle "a no|; nIsngera -. - q
AL ssfsbe a,iv,1 s e<s,;ts ~ ..,c,,1
SofnHs nol;s;rnI d;3| > ,,;rb s,j5;<s| 81.
tearty ~. nerrnesn;fv !, So . : s.
ath,T'he. s.,npress;on Of all tendenc;es ts,..,xs
.Htical division. iounde on .sgeooranl.;..s1
H,hination. or on Tie elief ti,at thess & Ss.1
f .,,
k,,, m, !, Sc.,1 s.= u "a ssc ~ ~.t 81
tle several SSaI1 5.sd and ressrvsII 7,
the Const;f,,t;os. y " <2y's{,,l avo;dar<ss IL
tho C,a-r<si f3 e a Ell ;,,t.rfsr,,, =.
with ,j.r -;j6Ez IS s|,rs Or exac,,five -
tion. = 6 81 s :1
W.-Obed;ence & Ill {<onst;tuf;onus ~ tbese
limited States as ~ s,,,,,e,ne lar of Tho land
Isacredv ohl;gotoyv rn6 IN IL narts and mem.
bsrs and ssifsst s,, =, ths sn;,;t of
narater ,,asiss
the pretexts. Avowing that in ali doubtfnl or
disputed points it NAV only be legally ascertained
land exnonnded bv the Jndiciai mower of the
Tinted Stotes - : 80
And as = coro,I.rv ~ Tho .hoya.-- 80
Il a bah;t Of Teyerent;al obedience 10 the
laws. whether National. Stare. or Municipal. nm
81 tbo,, 80 a;.tar raaalod ~ doclared
saes arc m s,.1s, on.Dor;tv ~
o A tc,Sar ard sacred rae,ard for tbose .cts
&C st.tasn,ash;n a,h;oh are - hs -J;s.n'
shaJ s.an ats - -. +, to
snt nf .ha- 49, ~ e can,n.cts and
- a..n y !. sAI t~ad ND
s..1oa Gnu sJ; ~ 70 80 -
see.leu NJ ',a'rolaa ! roMu PonSy ,.e...; !,
The laws reastnr rgvS u snd sbe sa.,,e -
e,.. n,e .a"s ~ u:a Sgs % a - III ,e ts,
,ens Ur I'M ~, onel' - se hones,
nf ans mAo' saa,, I'm Nv ,, ~ .ha I1a.ed
S.etas ',' fr;o0JIn rs.an,;on nun and nrotsc.;an
p.'+ .,na,,.l;saa nJod,;,,.. .,a tra,,sn,;ssar
D"e . s eo,nns .d uae
VT UT s, M sssan.;.1 :, y,od; a &c ,ba N..
II .ss't n'o0''oa ', ''o'' :. '10 = 1su
Tba ,ona"i d| h,, .ho Io;s,..,.os oe ~ ~.s,ar
e ~ e Ge..o :, "a.
-. a..s.a,;sad - - ,a.e -"
''o1 s,a uaaaI ..;., - o.,t
uc ICpcdI, WituOuI ICuOdClifC OI'CidtloHs "
The weekly American banner., 1855-07-06

Presidenf OF National Council
C. b. DEsnLER, of N. T., Cor. Secretary.
JAS. NJ. SrErHESs, of Md, Rec'dg Secretary
The weekly American banner., 1855-07-06
SPECIAL NOTICES. !

Bargains = IN Bargains
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
WE have in store, and will be receiving by
every steamer, from New York accessions ther-
o, which win make onr stock complete in ev-
cry description 49, s !.
Our Clothing being manufactured ut onr es-
I ablishmetln New York, we can guarantee
ever artic sold BY us. Our stock embraces
.Y'oS5uTHs. Y'oS5u s.cHzLDAENsspRING
AND SUMMER WEAR -
Which we win sen of ex|remely low prices
for cash.or to pnnctual Gus lers on the usu-
al time. Planters asd Others ID want of Cio-
thing will find it to their advantage to give us
= cal before purchasing elsewhere - -.
~ 81 q tn j A. .CouLSoN& % C9:,
swaa Vicksburg may s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-02
GEORGETOWN c0RRKsP0NpKHCI.

Sabbath Seho0t-Instaitati0n of MAYOR and
Councils.
GEORGETOWN, March 2 1856.
We learn that on next Sabbath morning, at
Q o'clock, a Sabbath school will be opened in
the neat little Presbyterian chapel on Market
street. We arc pleased to see this movement,
and have no doubt it will result in much good.
On Monday evening next our Mayor and
Common Council will DO installed. Much
business of importance will come before them,
which, We doubt not, will be satisfactorily ad-
justed for the best interests Of our town.
We take pleasure in calling the attention of
our citizens generally, and the ladies in par
ticular, to the auction sale of Mr. NJ l. Will.
liams, on Monday next. The sale will CON-
tinue until every article of his large usso It.
ment is disposed Of
The offerings of beef cattle at Drovers' Rest
for the week has amounted to 100 head-ll0
of which were purchased by District butchers
at 50 a S. on the hoof, equal to Sc q SI2 net,
and 20 left over. Sheep 4 a 81 cts. per lb. No
hogs offered.
Roll butter from wagons is vefy scarce, and
selling at $2S per 100 Ice.
The last steamers news has had no effect
Whatever on the -four and grain market. The
stock On hand 10 very light, and mono arriving,
consequently there is no probability Of any
decline Of moment in the price until the sup
ply becomes more abundant
SpncrIrop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-02
MORE AR0uT LOCKS

Tones ROTATING PERMUTaTION PLATE
- LOCK, now commonly called the WORLDS
FAIR LOCK, Without key OF key-hole is the Lock
that secured the outer doors the Herring Safe that
contained 81 900 AT the Worlds Fair, London, 1851
il being necessary 10 unlock this before other locks
in the safe could be unlocked All parties interested
are referred to the following notice:
THE WORLDS FAIR LOCK.
NOTICE.
| have this day sold TO Messrs. STEARNS d
MARVIN, Manufacturers of WILDRR'S Patent
saiamander SAFES, New York, the Patent night Of
my
ROTATING FORMULATION PLATE LOCK,
Commonly called
!" y NEE, hNTl-GUNPOWDER LOCK- or
1.-THE WORLO'S FAIR Lock-
The latter title wac acquired in consequence of
this Lock beng placed in Safe al the World,
Fair, with OO0 IN the safe, TO be the reward OF
any person who could open the DOOR
The gold remained therein for a nerio5 nj foy.,
five days whilst the vi tiers O.. tired of turning ::
dos, with such poor prospect Dc ..ccre. ,bsC,s..
Der of changes being "a 800 900.
Bankers, Jeween, and Merchants who desf %
have these Locks upon their doors, can have tn>
by applying 10 Stearns Marvin, No. lag Wafer
street, who have the exclusive night 10 manufacture
said Locks In the United States.
HENRY c. JONES.
Newark, N. J., January Goth, 1853.
STEARNS MARVIN,
SUCCESSORS TO Rich Co,
LA l46 Water st. ~. "
THE ONLY MAKERS OF NDER
SAFES, combining WILDER'S and RICH PAT
ENTS. S. H. HOWEI,L- Agent
mar I'm Georgetown, ID. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-02
PERSONAL.

....Wm. Lloyd Garrison Iectursd il. the
broadway Tabernacle last Tuesday night
he was received with great applause. and hi.
abuse Of Gen. Houston and the K Ms HING.
Ing down the house, and often conyuIsipg the
audience with laughter.
....Hon Pierre Soule, late Minister 70
Spain, arrived here this morning, and ia ston.
ping at Willards'. He Is locking we'll and
his rooms are crowded with visitors.
....Anthony Burns has arrived in Boston
Those officers who were most earnest IN AN.
forcement Of the fugitive slave law in Burns';
case, have given most toward purchasing hi.
freedom.
THE Massachusetts, Legislature has late.
ly received q remonstrsnce from the 4" M, a
men Of Boston" and the State eene,aJiv
against removing Judge Loring. II il headed
by such names as Edward Everett and Abbot
Lawrence.
1.-THE New York Herald calls ON tboss
opposed to Henry A. Wise in Virginia to
BRING cut their candidate for Governor. and
ASKS by not nominate William C. Riyes
one OF the very first and most experienced
statesmen IN The country" One reaaon ror
not doing 30 Is this: Mr.. Rives is not a Knov
Nothing, and will, II is said, in all probability
vote for Mr.. Wise.
....S. Sherman, Of Cumberland, Md, was
robbed on Wednesday night of nearly 20 GOO
while standing at the Baltimore railroad de.
pot. 1880 was in three $500 bills on the
Manufacturer and Mechanics Bank, North.
ern Liberties, Philadelphia.
III Is said at Harrisburg that the Know
Nothings ut Harrisburg, Pa, have received a
letter two columns long, In answer to their
letter to him relative to the Presidency. The
reply was addressed to Henry K Strong.
Speaker Of the House, and many other me no.
pers OF the new party in both houses Thew
nave nad . reading Of IL in caucus, and ire
msnaoas excitement was the result
....Ssnator Mason, Of Virginia. in a pub.
hshed letter of his says: Notvithssandinp
the suong impression sought 10 be mae m AZ
the new lights from the North. undar the M
tracuve reco mmendstion Of n narty fba,
knows Netting would disafFect 10 dsfs., IN.
Democracy OF the Old Dominion: IL /, h.co-.
ing already 20 clear, by the recsnt sl..,in,s
there, that il 10 but the Abolition nat %,.n
. new hive for converts, that / cannot fea, y.
esult Of the election"
Mrs. Hsyne formerly Miss Julia Dean, :,
10 drawing crowded houses ut the st. Charlie,
theatre, New Orleans She ia ably supported
By Mr.. G. Pope, formerly Of the Broadway
theatre, New York. Some of the Southern
critics are Ct the opinion that Mrs. Hayne will
not meet With the leniency on the part Of tbs
Prs':, that was shown her previous to hfl
marriage. .... =,