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hops that the President who alone has the power,
vii Asr.ss the prescription already begun Of faithful
omcs-holders, both Democrats and Wings, for daring
70 sntertain American and Protestant sentiments
and viii reject the srcenary suggestion urged upon
him by the fourth resolution OF the meeting last week.
- covert scheme 70 crafty the appetite Of office
cfccntly aided In his elevation 10 power and whose
removal under existing circumstances viii fix an in
delible stain upon him ~ and the President
Of the United Htatas.
almost daily issue from certain presses against the
"fnsonists' sf the North, who are denounced as alb
sorbed in the trAitorous factions" which distract
those States BY which they are after another be-
ing placed IN opposition TO the administration, we
were astonished 10 hear the pressing nviton in the
second resolution of our opponents to men Of all po.
litical opinions, without regard 10 their "potical
sntecedents," y form fusienn with them in their
future action an invitation bread enough to include
Garrison, Abby Kelly, and Fred. Douglas, besides
their coadiutors in The two houses Of Congress-.
Resotc~di That we, too, appeal TO all Americans
who love the Union, which must be preserved and
the constitution, which established and maintains II
and the rights Of the States which compose II, and
especially to the religious the moral and the order
loving casses 10 unite with us in efectng the re-
forms necessary TO the safety and prosperity of our
country believing ~ we do that il is high time the
career on interested and unscrupulous demagogues
should be checked, and the government be placed in
the hands Of men acquainted with it's character and
spirit and who duly vsIne its countless blessings
Ana whereas we believe In the competency, ability,
and right of fAnerican-born citizens 10 govern their
own country: therefore
Resoleed That we will not vote for nor assist in
eevHtnR Foreigners BY birth 10 Offices Of trust emol-
ument or honor under our government nor will we
vote for or assist In elev.tinR 70 such Offices any
Americanborn citixens who recognise or hold them
selves under any allegiance whatever to any foreign
prince, poteptate, power, or authority
Resolvsd, That the naturalization laws ought 10 be
totally repealed materially altered and the term Of
residence before admission to the rights Of citizen.
ship be extended 10 The period Of twenty-ons ycers
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From the Kinds (Miss.) Gazette.
Sustaining senator Adams.

Sam, that ubiquitous unknown, whose voice Is
never heard until his blows are felt, must be some
where in North Mississippi We find the people of
that region are calling meetings for the purpose Of
sustaining Senator Adams, in his recentcoursc upon
the extension Of the naturalization laws. meet
ing was held In Pontotoc on the 25th ult At which
resolutions warmly approving Senator Adams we're
adopted. The Pontotoc Examiner, one Of the
ablest Democratic papers In North Mississippi the
editor Of which was recehtly appointed Secretary
Of State, by Governor McRae, but declined, land
whose appointment was pronounced by the Missis-
sppian udicious aud good, )sustsins Senator Adams
with all Its strength, and In relation to the attacks
made upon him for his advocacy Of American prin.
ciples says
He has Represented his party and his princi-
pies from his position In the Senate with fidelity
and constancy worthy Of the better and purer days
Of the Republic; and now, forsootb, because he
chooses 70 think for himself upon question OF
policy In connexion with our naturalization laws,
Important II is true and happens to err, he errs
at all, in sympathizing with the great mass OF
American born citizens, In their apprehensions Of
danger 70 our institutons from the vast tide of
foreign immigration flowing into the country, the
attempt Is 70 be made TO drive him from public life,
marked and prescribed man. We shall engage
In no such warfare and no party can maintain is
sscendency long, II subject 70 the rule Of leaders
disposed to make such unwise discriminsions-'
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against the insdious wiles of foreign influence
conare you TO believe me, fellow-citzens 1.-The jeal
oasy Of free people ought TO be constantly awake
since history and experience prove that foreign in
uence is one Of the most banefu foes of republican
government" p Washington. ia e
II hope we may find some means, in future, OF
shielding ourselves from foreign influence, political
commercial or in whatever form ii may be attempted
can scarcely withhold myself from joining in the
wish OF Sas Dean that there were an ocean Of fire
between this and the old world "-,Je faSon.
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THE DAILY UNION

plaintiff and the damages assessed at 81 Oo0 Ia Deeem-
bcgi 1854, Mr. Hobson a message the eompanyis
once IN This city for Transmission TO Mobile This
sage was order house In that city $50 bales Of
cotton ca IN the Of transmission the $50 increased
10 900 and that OF was dinghy pur
chased for Mr.. H. who, thereby sustaining serious loss
instituted suit against the Telegraph Company. Ilis
counsel we're Messrs W H. Mcfarland and John H. Pat
ton For The defence Mr. John IT, Gilmer, who, on the
endon Of the verdict appealed from the decision Of the
fAE NEW MEXICAN EIsIsrER.-We learn that Mr.. aoTego
the new minister il his way this country, succeed
Gen Aimonte. He formerly Mexican charge daft
flares IN Paris and subsequently prescribed by Santa
Anna
Ex-PREsIDEsr FLLneREIt is stated that Mr. Fillmore
has made arrangements to spend the winter in Italy.
IIiE NEW EsGLAsD APPLE cRoe.-The Newburyport Her.
aid notices the attention which is given
to the cultivation Of the apple throughout New England
orchards being everywhere planted this fruit forms
Of the largest and profitable crops This year the
yield is very abundant
AsornEn GRoRGn MUSICAL PRopIsY--Georga has oil
ready given infant drummer. She gives to US
musical prodigy in the shape Of little blind negro
boy. The Savannah Georgian says;
ave saw yesterday, at the City Hotel the little blind
negro boy, property OF General Bethune of Columbus
whose remarkable musical powers have already been made
known in our advertising columns. He is indeed
musical genius, and realizes everything had heard or
read Of him. Though but six years old, and blind from
his brtA he readers the difficult music well
the snapest air and this, informed without any
Instruction accidental advantage that of hearing
his yonng mistresses the daughters of General Bethune
during their exercises
IAN interesting Incident showing his remarkable talent
tor music happened during visit little daughter
Mr. Foley proprietor Of the hotel running over one
her exercises the piano. The blind boy listened if
enranced As she concluded he told the
ercise which he did in most perfect imitation We
he won cafch rpp1pr with
equal facility the moot difficult pieces Of music of great
length
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LATER FROM TKxAs--The southern mail yesterday
brought US Galveston papers OF late date the 10Th
We transfer the following items from the News;
company Of United States troops arrived 10 San An
tonic last week, from laredo 70 be stationed many
miles from this city
The Texan has been informed that roccasn tracks and
other signs Of Indians discovered some twenty miles
north Of san Antonio on the 9Th INST
The Texan says that scarcely night passes but horses
or mules are stolen from San Antonio horse valued al
$3.50 was taken out Of pen in The middle Of the town
last week
San Antonio has been visited with rssboppers in such
numbers that they Obscure the light Of the sun DANCER
. the coming crops Il apprehended by The planters SO
says the Texan.
Corn j. selling in Grimes county at fry cents a
bushel
The Preshytery Of Western Texas held its fall meeting
AZ Seguin, commencing the 25tb, and continuing
three days There full attendance OF ministers and
elders.
The Maagorda Chronicle says the cotton crop Of that
county when ginned beled, and numbered viii not ex-
coed halt the usual amountabout four bales TO the hand
There bad been heavy rains up The country and the
creeks we're All ~ mming The roads are reported be
10 wretched condition
IN Brazora county the Democrat says there viii be
laily onethrd more sugar made on many plantations
man heretoore and that s former estimate OF the erop
VII prove rather under than over The mark
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OFFICIAL.

TaEascwr DxPsErSrsT, Aegnst 2, lsa5
hereby stock Of me loan aouosed
l5s, ear-sb and sl,sr tie Ian N9Fehefs
that stock yail be Paftasee ~
sh November n IL
per VIII be paid IN addition % me suns
express . a certificates.
The stocks Of the orF looms o. The led
seiss has amount o. Syio 800 VIII
also be made during period following
fts loan Of isfa, premium q 10 per cent ~
10 cent and for
1850 eomgoay called iexSsina m
niy stock premium Of sir per cent.
allowed the rate stipulated In me csih-
sesmsnt here, with on1
acdon enabe Treasurer dram 10 reach Tie parry
transmitted this de pa'iment nader ua sn no.
assigned United saies BY The aEy emu
led 70 receive the purchase
Payment drafts tic as s-
ant Boston, YORK; Padelaha ae pal iea
entitled receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary OF The Treasury.
Aug 5-d.hHov3O Intel. saf.l
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NEw YoRK Nov. Flour has adv anced- % 600
barresstraght State 50 So; good Ohio 50 81 southern
S0 Wheat has advanced-saes Of So bushels south
red at So 90 Corn has advancedsaes of Ii bush
els MIXED 81 o. Pork is droopngsalcs 400
barrels S22 so. Beef is droopngrales of 1000 bar
res Chicago repscked at SIs Lard has decned-saes
barrels ia Stocks higher Sterling
change is quiet.
BALTrMonE Nov 29--Flour is firm and active--H ard
street, Ohio, City Mills sold for 50 25. Wheat is about
hgher-red, good prime, 50 OF 81 IA white,
good prime, 81 IL 81 Is choice white 81 2os 81 q.
Corn is unchanged white II IS cents; good
yellow, so 81 cents; old corn, 30 95 cents Pro-
visionsthe stock nearly exhausted and but little doing
Bacon higher-hams l3S Ia cent? sides, II cents
shoulders l2A 10 Mess pork, s2l 50 S22 Lard
unchsnged-in barrels, IL a l2Il cents.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Ayrculura Dirisioa Of The Patent Oee. Return Of Jr.
Glorer.We learn that Mr. Townend Glover, the natural
st who by the Commissioner Of Patents to the
southern States for the purpose Of investigating the nature
and habits Of the insects injurious and beneficial to vegea
on viii return Washington about the last of this month
gives pleasure that he has been successful in the
accomplishment of his mission He has had several attacks
Of fever during his absence.
In letter speaking OF Florida, Mr.. g. says " The fact
is like Florida very WELL and would be perfectly contented
live here for the insects which, Wells says,
have jaws tear pncers to nip sngs pierce claws
to scratch y
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LOCAL NE w 8.

THE CApToL.--The local Washington
correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun thus speaks the
dome of the Capitol:
The old dome is fast disappearing. When removed it
will be superseded By far exceeding in utility and
nifceuce even that Of the celebrated ST. Peters
1.-THE beautiful invention of Professor Walters win rise
three hundred feet above the basement oor and reach three
hundred and eighty feet above tide 1t will
hundred and twenty windows, Of which will
which will be embematica Oh the most important events in
American history and such arrangements have been adopted
NJ sa a.esnd and D' the s
of all lofty ennence behold the extent and grandeur OF
the National Metropolis"
We copy the following from the News of this city
ton to the appointment of L. Q. Washington, esq.
Ths geneman has been appointed assistant deputy col
bic could have been made. No gentleman in
the Treasury Department ranked higher for prompt, faith
was his standing clerk directed
ton to him the peculiarly fitted for the situation to
and rare atfanmen.s We predict for him dis
tngused Whilst rejoice that his abilities have
been properly appreciated by the administration, regret
the from among Of promising and good citi
Gen. native of this city, and the and
California best wishes for his happiness and
success"
FlRE-The engnehouse of the Perseverance, Fire Com
pany avenue the foot Of Eighth street.
took FIRE yesterday morning, and before the fire could be
subdued building and damaged
of fay ooo 1t is strongly suspected that the fire
the work of au incendiary.
The NATIONAL THEArnE.--Lord Byron told, pro-
tested loudly against the unwarranabe liberty of the Lon
managers placing his tragedies upon the stage They
written fer the stage, and although conessedy
ranking with the best productions of of the most gifted
Of the present century wanting in those drama,
situations and incidents to the attention
and move the passions of popular assembly
OF the Eve six hundred who witnessed Werner
Thursday evening last venture that fully nine
disappointed with the noble thoughts and
language of the noble bard but because the Werner of the
play the Werner Of Lord Byron the Wer-
ner which had read and re-read with such allen
crossing There illusions which might be dis
PEELED with pleasure and profit but the illusion have al
ways regard to this splendid poem should like
see ried with Thursday night last We do
not mean by this to fnd fault with Dir. Wallack Mrs.
Jones' or the subordnaes but merely give
sion to universal conviction that Werner is what is
termed an acting play
Tonight great avorite Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Will
aas appear Of their best pieces. Go early you
wish TO secure good seat.
Hon. Henry Dodge, of Wisconsin arrived in this city
erday and gives much pleasure to add that he is in the
I 4oC. woalla- haalsb and swirl fr