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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-17

I0M n - - ~ T. " IN n ~ nc SuDsCftbCt
IV1 begs leave 10 inform his friends and the pub
lie that he has increased his stock Of Marble Msntes
comprising Sienna, Brockedea. Spanish, Egyptian
plain, Of the best quality, newest STYLE and superior
finish, which he offers for sale low for cash.
y Also, 20 Marble Monuments, Tombs, and Head
steps, and platforms Marble tile counter and table
tops; Soapstone Calcined plaster, $8 per barrel
Also on hand large lot Of Connecticut Brown
Stone, New York Flags and steps, suitable for build.
ing purposes. $50 ffEl9 ffn
He invites the attention of builders and others 10
his stock, and will endesvor 10 give satisfaction 10 oil
who may favor him with their orders ~
4t I'VE WIN. RUTHERFORD,
aug Ply On e street. bet 18th and 18th.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-17
DIR. BROTHERS. FEMALE PILLS,

Especially De1gned for Female Complaints.
The constitution always suffers more or less when
any Of the secretions discharges, established BY
none does more evil arise than from obstruction,
suppression Of the nenses This is sure in time TO
bring on train Of complicated and sbstinate dis
eases, such pains in the heed back oins, and alb
domen; determination Of blood 10 The head, and con-
segment dirnness cold ertremities, but especially
cold feet loss Of appetite, costiveness and general
debility; Cough, Pslpitaton OF the Heart, HsStic
Fever, and Consumption. The re-estsblishment Of
the Catamental evacuation, whenever checked sua
pended is indispensable 70 health, and the continu
ance ofIfe.
ahe design Of thess Pills ia De restoration Of tho
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-17
DIR. BROTHERS, BROWN OINTMENT.

This Ointment Is designed for Cutaneous Diseases,
or affections of the skin; such as letter, or Salt
Rheum, or Dow Worm, or st. Anthony's Fire. OF
Erysipelas; for all itching affections eruptions Of
the skin, sore nipples chapped hands chiIbsns, sore
and infamed eyed, chappngs and excavations about
the nose and lips; the neck thighs, and armpits OF
children; for scaas and burns, bruises, swellings,
and piles This il an article Of great efficacy; one
which has given general satisfaction and which has
effected great cures. Price Is cents.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-17
DIR. BROTHERS. COUGH PILLS.

These Pills are very efiicacious in relieving very
Coughs, Pains in the Chest and Irritation Of
the Lungs. They are a very valuable, safe, mild but
effective remedy, not only for these affections but
also for tickling IN the throat structure Of the lungs
bronchitis, and other Pulmonary difIicultes They
are very highly priced by many persons. Price rs
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-17

MAS constantly on hand, and offers 70 the public,
III for cash, an excellent assortment Of fashion
able rcady-made Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
mar 28--eod1y
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-17

n l.. GREGORY, dealer in Stoves and
Ae Tin Ware. Roofing, Spouting, and all kind
Of Tin and Copper Ware made to order Alexandris
Va W TT w & mar B0--1y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02


PHILADELPHIA, Nov Arr schrs Empire Baker Pro
ydehce L Wales, Ross do; rnsooa, Davis New York;
f9 a eadsSn I r agS % do
9nd, Liverpool scrs Waterbury Cook NOrleans John
osdwaisasr Williams Mobile Louisiana Convcry Newbury
Monsoon DAVIS, do Ann Curtis, Williams, do; LOCKWOOD
rurhei' f0usnf's'''iD Disasters, &c,
Loss or WHALE SNIP LocAs-The following cut from
Melbourne paper BY Mr. George sarbuck residing at
tucke1he Dragon has had splendid run Of eight DAYS
from The feecs, which believe quickest passage yei
hIrd etesI q the American Whale ssp logan,
tartan Mels -, New Bedford, which was unfortunately
Island Reef 10 m u s Ion iioE boa.ssserer ANDY and
men Mere ~ ~ e Of one Of the boats alongside Of
three hr bpaa and sitter ENDURE AZ rrea hashps reached
ne Feee lanos % no Sd February Capt Wells and
ossr The Dragon e Tonga and rsmsinsd
CAP Dunn sales ihat SANDY lsland about
es 700 ar 10 ne Eaysr n all The charts previous 70 1870
ana a The reason assigned for the loss OF the Logan. The
Iron New sd;c,e !aly q 1855 she had taken ba e on
ship IS 5000 IN the Mutual Marine Company New Bedford.
TRr EEIoRr hat ship GooF Patton, Of BAH struck sock in
ehsIse 81 po, and srue her bows beneah lie water line
he pier whct started plank inward nom four 10 six
feet and fhe ship hlled In consequence.
Loss or pnso rorEnExiract from letter 10 Elwood
"'"''' - NASSAU, MP, Oct IL.
The brig r > toper OF and Cor phadcpha from Port au
Prince Williams master, os; at the Hogses on the 6t
Inst she bad co bags coffee and ~ ops Of lockwood OF
been savod IN partially damaged has been brought
TO rort end win be sold 10 The savase has NOT
ye' been settled
Cor poston run nigh; Chop woald
probabis cchafge Part cargo lumber be 90, on
Bpic Irsrolr WIN, q Wilmington, NC, from bath, Me-
nssk s sails, and viii lave 50 ne Ways for repairs
sesu srkaf KrsC. ~ H-qhhm went ashore ~ 0iou
o. ls zach ueag Tic earlen, On Agodv nigh. She Vas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

CLEARED
Steamship Ocean Bird. Graham New Orleans Iiavana
John Grsbsp.
ship Ioninn. Cooley, An,wep--J w ElweI 4 Co.
Bark william, Gray Nalhnzas-WsdiciTh Knox
BARK Pacific, Pla't Clenfuegos-Sturgee 4 Co,
Brig philura, Thatcher Snvanneh-nunham A nimon
Brg Amonoosuck, Hartford CharesionDunhann 4 Dhnan
sela Anra Kinks Case laguayra-Wadeifh& Knox.
schr Onward Soue. Tobasco-Nesnilh 4 Son.
Schr Ray N ond Hise Humacoa--C II Pi-rson.
Sehr Eliza An anda Williams, Franklin Peck 4 rymsn
schr q NJ Smith. smith: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 Potter
schf Mary, Robbins, Newbern -Davis a Holmes.
Sehr John Roc, Ham nond, Baltimore-Iord a ouercau
sshr y X sbaw, shaw, Phtledelphia--Ias Hand
Schr Emporium, hawkins, Phlsielphia-y Hand.
Scir 81 Nesereie. SULLIVAN. Fhladeirhsa--g Mckee
srhr Granite State, Basseti Bse,on-S w Hewle
Echr Mary Ehya Cartwright, New Haren-Xaster
soop Mount Hope, Philip, Taunton-Naser.
ARRIVED
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, Richmond with passengers
10 Iutism Plessan's.
ship Flyaway sewsI whampoa. lg2 days. with mtsc 10
shin Bros Passed Macoa July a. Experience heavy wea
Their in he China Sea July ~ srong sw gales bore away
tic Straits u hindora. lh, through The Straits ooh al
AM struck tn coral reef Oh caganeys Leland weather dark
and sqsly ship under double reefed oras at ne time and
gorg knots Der hour al sail 1'aey thrown nbact
ard iopsaa1 sa Started frcn 40 iauka on decs
and al movable tnts about dscx carried on there being
satems wafer undet Dc sers bat III eHsoss Eese & 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

uhRITIME INTEbLiGENCE.
Port Of New York, November i, 1855.

ALMANAC NEW yoaK-rHfs DAY.
IN rsys..,.......... 30 NOON ,..... mora
IL sEgs........-.... % ufcn WATER q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02
THE CITY REFORMERs IN THE FIELD.
Municipal Reform Mass Meeting at the
Metropolitan Theatre.
CORRUPTION OF CITY OFFICIALS.
WHO ARE TIE PEOPLE TO VOTE FORs
Speeches Of Councilman Mather, George
Peekham, Judge vanderpocl and
Isaac b. Bailey.
ADDRESS OF THE REfORMEaS. AND RESOLUTIONS,
&c. &C., &c.
&c.,

n accordance with the announcement published by
he Municipal Reform Association, meeting was held
night at tho Metropolitan theatre to raty the nom
aatons which had been made their ticket The fol
owing is the call published in the daily papers, to which
appended long list of names of rcformers:-
York Without psrS Wee s S on he
sSaed invite The electors Of New York to assemble
oSoyembsr O'clock adopt measures 70 secure he
WITH cr aSase have ssns
atoms 70 address the meeting setting forth the and
eproach upon the fair fame Of our city. se
About two thousand persons assembled in compliance
With this Invitation, and although large as other
meetings which have been held in the building re-
Gently IL very respectable assemtlage The stage
occupied by the members Of the Association and
.nved guests and bills containing the Of the IN.
disates were displayed all over the house.
The meeting called 10 order hy Teter Cooper Pre-
siGent of tie Reform Association who nominated A. r.
Gilmore for chai The nomination unan nously
concarred in, and the The usual mbsr of vice pres
cents and secretaries chosen.
The President here made the following remashs:-
Fellow Gti2ensWe have met 10 night friends OF mu
noipal reform willing to lay aside party preferences
I'D indifference we kaye permitted many men WHO are
not qualified either by talent by honesty occupy
paoes of trust and influence. Let By united effort
eject men to Office to whom en,rut the great in
terests Of ibis city. You will be addressed by those who
are conversant with the corrupons of city govern
rneat-thosc you delight TO hear
The address, said Hr. Wetmore in conclusion will he
read 10y Mr.. Isaac II. Bailey That gentleman accordingly
came forward and read the following
municipal elecoa Of more than ordinary consequence
ppo 1 f an vine ns wa Gu good ell
tue government from improper hands Our the pre-
thousand dollars exclusive Of what Is raised for the mill tax
schools the Sne together amounting
million OF dollars The preliminary steps have
for expenditures Of extraordinary character scale
mognicence hitherto wholly unkns the
which viii be devolyed principally on officers be
chosen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

The Committee Of the institute received the following
communications from Hons. Reverdy johnson and Edward
lvcrett in reply to invitations to attend the late intro
ductory lecture delivered by Mr.. Mcagher:-
Nil. EYEaETT'S LETTER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-08
SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1856.

them frcm custody; although the Prohioitory act
expressly declares tnat the fines shall be recovered
IN The same manner in Of misdemeanos. This
magistrate thinks bis plan will work better, be more
convenient to all parties, and wtha will save tho
CITY great deal OF unnecessary ex lense and trou.
hle Justice Boeart the associate of the magistrate
first mentioned, committed about fifteen persoos
yesterday, charged with iLtoxication. Justice Bo
ga't, however, Goes not think that the collection
hnesby the magistrate himself Ii legal under the
rev law, and accordingly discharges the prisoners
stfer they bave been duly examined; leaving the
peasant task Of recovering the fines 70 the Corpo
ration Attorney. At the Se Ond AZ Chird District
Police 9 ,urts the usual amonot Of business in she
in'oxicat line was transacted Nothing Of interest
nanspiIed yestsrdoy, although some fun Is speedily
Looked fer
This week Justice Piercy will preside at the JET
ferson Market Police Court; and as he Ia a strong
Maine Law man, (being appointed to Office by Go
vernon Cak) he WIN no doubt use every exsrtfou 70
get hold OF some Of the liquor dealers In mis- distri;t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-08

CARDENAB, Juno "a, 1900.
Ne'e Line Of Weekly Steamers Between Cuba and Spain
Exclusive Adrantags Accorded to -Iop TO Counteract
its Injurious Effect upon Commercial In,ereas.
The influence Of the United States in the island
of Cuba which is at present imm,nse owing to the
line OF steamers established between New York,
New Orleans, Charleston and Havana, il likely soon
to be sensibIy diminished, in consequence OF the
absence Of proper regulations between the Law
Company and that Of the Black Warrior. II hap
pens that at the beginning and close OF ca ,h month
CONTINUE icstions are crowded upon US, while in the
intermediate space Of time many days elspse with.
out any communication between the United States
end CubA To-Day Spanish company, thst of
Iaogronifs comes forward to establish a weekly
communication between Spain aud Cuba, by means
oil screw propeliefe. These vessels are not to nay
in Havana either tonnage, Lighthouse, anchorage,
port or other duties and only twenty one per cent
duty on merchandise coming under the Spanish
flag.
This will be terrible blow to sailing vessels,
Spanish Oh we'll as foreign, which trade be,wean
France, England and Cuba and consequently the
profits OF the enterprise will be enormous. Even
the Cuban treasury viii not fail to perceive the dir
ference between TIE 81 per cent aud the 33 per cent
nov paid on all goods imported from abroad. The
ZaDgroni undertaking viii therefore mako large di.
vidends, and win in short time establish semi
weekly communal atons, by which, I believe, the
American people and government will find their
great interests here affected There should, there
FORE be established the following regulation for the
steamers leaving the United States for this island,
VIII
From New York, on the LIST, 9Th, 10th. oath.
From New Orleans, on the 4.h, 18TH. Goth, 28th.
From Charleston, on the Sd, I1th, 10Th, 9th.
By this timpe regulation, the American people
can have regular communication with Cabs twelve
times month. They ought not, however, to be
satisfied tin they have daily communication by
steamer between the United States and Havana,
which might easily be done by substituting scre y
rropelers capable OF carrying cargo aud pa sengers
tor the sailing vessels which now carry on trade
from New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-08
Lyman Cose Admitted To Ball.
srPEEnB C0rET--gPgCIAL TyKs.
Before Hon. Judre Covlss.

JrLY 7-Ths People againsf Lyman Coli. n,
Alleged Fo,g0 In the absence Of Judge Morris,
IN application was made before Judgs Cowlss, bc-
fore the rsing Of the cour, TO admit Lyman CoIe
70 bail. Mr.. Busssed made the moton, and the
Disfsict Attorney having objected 10 take Coles
brother - he'll, he being nonreadent, Mr. B1s
teed offered his own certified check for the sum of
1890, ~ security for TIE future sppeeranfe Of TIE
accused. The Court direcled that The cheek b.
the bsil for the Appearance Of Lyman Cole.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-08
Personal Intelligence.

Tie moofed point where was Daniel timan born, was
settled by himself In bis speech at Wilmington Del
the 4th ofJuy In the cosrse OF his remarks Mr.. u.
referred TO the report Of his calumnators in reference
TO the place Of bis birth, and said e American
by birth, and an American In heart; have never
breathed any other than American atmosphere,
bsye never looked on other than American sky
and have never been protected by any oIher than
American flag. From the place where nos stand can
almost behold the spot where reposs the cherished re
sound OF my voice now stands the house wherein
boIn.n
Annexed Is the list Of Americans registered, June 90
At the banking house OF Livingston, Wells A Co., No.
B.'iSs,r J,uss, xodsr' " ~. X Hgs'ga, q =,
Pisss n Desns. Mis-. bsl.so j q. cameron 4 Gilsr A.
= c;rs,ns @ and ''~ily WI rsme q Meh,rd.op & G e e
f. = sl *s'ii@i. s;,' k;s..tg = w
s wsss's h.s.y ty,if D.la.ts. Ms! .sy
s.re:. ssil,'s s E. dsis dii: bass.a T. Pa yaa
XII: XII S.;tss x 9:i,si s;, "
.r.. E si ssS fSa ass Ia ds.,.. q
pin,, BpIl. ma y siossdls, Leai.i.a. gn Eille.
and j. Grant Wilson. New Ycri: w. D. Bonis. Jr. ~
ARRIVALS.
-, ps w:os W. sr Bb Lnaes Ess D.
Rssrchy, HaIifax; W Armstrons Albany.
tsgsT sss ~.
sesmsn W.,hing.on, DC is Thr''hsr, o. John
At the A,,or-.c - hsuy cha.s,,oni n Bsniss. Lsais
isnsi Protssssr hitese rhBsd.phis s, John, Alba
ny; Jas Grssnieaf, sfry, Hobart, ke~ Orleans.
At the sm,sh.orisn HoS..-Dava Broyn. Nay Haven;
Hafral, Y; James N stark, New Castle; W UPTON,
y; Bremen PhiiAdslphis; L crsbtrss, O.; David
sstton, MY.
At the Irving House-Judse Rosch, Indiana; David
PaIry Va Prot Bschs, Coast survsysr; - smith.
Miebissn. HenJ Adams, Ohio. W Cook, q Hon
Julius Hotobkiss Waterbury, CT John Acorta NY; q
OCallagnan, FsEsrusla, 81
DEPARTURES.
For ssyarn&h. r~Y steamship AlsbamaM DsltSn. John
Whitvsil David Peek Warnsr, Robert Gllsspie
murray Whitshears Lows Fried lady and ssrsAut
Mrs heatsca Eppins and lady Mrs Moore and Geo
ii Johnston. ana ssysp In the stssrAAs
Y1 Sorfoli. Az. per -sisanshp Jsmssto.n-Hssy
Lancaster, A Burt, w Jones yskn X Tucker,
Ksddek As sshsisr As,ssdsr NJ Donald panisl CAMP,
bell hrs Be nd Perry, Perry Jr Dr Thonss sn1
ladl, hsrrison, Lieut. Layton, rhN, Mr. Brady,
y, Hnghss lady snd two ehiidrsa y Prize Nor.
ria. n,ss Wneox. shspysrssn, John v Wilcgs,
psnisl sssop J.ms' sirssrveod slnss.Is "a
prevn. nss Asnis wsltsn Yr.ssis Boyi. Issy sad
ehis ysnssinrsr sns lsdy BsiassD 10 Y sssS
and . v ths ssesysgs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-08

BROADWAY THEArRE.--This theatre, since the
return from California OF Mr. and Mrs. Williams, IS
doing q very good business. Mr. Williams has
worked hard TO obtain his present position. He has
been good son to his parents, and II there
other distinguishing quxlity--although he possesses
DsDy--Jet this alone must ultimately achieve sue
cessful career for him IN biz profession. Tomor-
row evening be appears IN tie piece called "0Flan-
nqan ard tie Fsres," and IN the "Irish Lion;"
and bis wife, who IL OF the beat representatives
Of Yanhee character. will sustain five characters n
the piece called Law for Ladies'"
BowERY THEATRE Waldrop, always anx
i0us TO produce for the patrons OF the old Bo very
snusements OF the bas; character, has engaged
raj artists OF dramafi, cele brity for next week. Mr.
WadIon has used every mesDs to give ths most re-
fined entertain menfs, as considerable expense: let
bis friends do their duty towards him. by ex ending
liberal patronage. shakspeare's "HamIsr" with
Mr.. w. X. Goodall as Hamlet Il announced for Mon
day evening. Also, the drama Of "ks.e Karney."
NIBLos GARDEN The manager Of this cool and
beautiful theatre has been entirely successful
In the engagement OF Miss Louisa Pyue aided
castle, and Mics Pyne. The comic opera called
Queen for Day" is announced for 10 NOR
row evening. Miss Louisa Pyne will introduce
the song Of the "skylark," which in itself 10
complisted caDtatrire pouring forth her soul Ia
sorg like lark, soskilfuy 10 the science OF vocs
zatlon that she carries her audience away from dull
earth to the spheres OF harmony and delight sh )ud
make Niblo's Ga den chs resort of the musical
diiettanfi.
BURROWS THEATRE Mr. Barnett, the treasurer
OF this establish ment for years. and VINO has always
discharged his duty Ia manner to peass all par
tts-civll and obiging- takes hisbenef. tomorrow
evening, when he vii present programme for the
amusement Of bis friends, which cannot possibly
fail to ensure him bumper The comedy Of " III,
Last Legs With Mr.. Eddy as O'Callaghan; the
" Widows Victim" !" with Cnansrau and Miss Alber
tine in the leading parts, and mix, the Cabman,"
as the conclusion. Let Barnett's friends do their
duty.
WooDs MNsrRELs This company have the
field 10 themselves, and are putting large sums In
the treasury Dark Deeds, negro minstYelsy and
dancing, for to MORROW night
BucSLEY's SERENADERs.-T This company are
doing fine business in the respective to vns In this
State. They will shortly return TO their old bali
and introduce several novel features.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-08

Justice Connolly, Of the First District Police
Court, has decided TO receive the Anes from those
charged With drunkennssS at the Polise Court, and
accordingly be has received the 80 fine from each
nan Committed 10 prison By him, aud AM Discharged
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10
Political Movements in Ne,c Hdmpshire.


The anu administration convention which as
sc nbled at Concord ON Tuesday last is said to
have been the largest political gathering that has
BEEN seen in the capital of the Granite State
since the days of Tippecanoe and Tyler too. No
less than q 900 persons were present. The OPP
ponent- of the administration are sangune of a
complete triumph Gu Tuesday next but as Tip.
pecanoe and Tyler too were badly beaten in New
Hampshire, notwithstanding the immense enthu.
sia>n which had previously prevailed, the re.
suit now cannot be foretold with any aecu-
rlcy. The election is one that involves more
Important results than any that has taken
place since the adoption of the State con-
srfiution. Besides the annual election of Gov
ernor, Railroad Commissioner, State Legis-
lature and County officers, and the choice of the
delegation to Congress, both seat in the United
States Senate are vacant, owing to the death of
Mr.. Atherton aud the expiration of the term or
The late MIR. Norris, temporarily occupied by Mr.
w ellis, and will have to he filled by the new Leg.
lslature. The administration party are oil course
making powerful efforts, and will leave no stone
untnrned to carry the State If New Ham; shire
should 90 against the Democrats, it will be
garded as II reputation of the President. Thus
1t will be seen whythe election in the Granite
state l. looked forward to with intense interest,
by men OF all political parties.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10
Democratic Mass Meefisp in y. York.

NEW YoBK, March 7.-Ihr Union mass meet
ing in Iammany Hall to-nipht was very largely
ut ended Senator Stuart. of Michigan. was he
pr ncipal speaker. Senator Douglas was absent
IN consequence of illness Il solutions. were n
d,pted taking >tlong and open ground in favor
OF the acquisition of Coba.nnd putingt forward
: an article the Democratic faith. They al
denounce the Know Nothiug,,and when Sena
tor Stuart said til ii no good Democrat could be.
long 10 the Know Notfings there were u number
of Kisses.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10
MIR BOr>rORD,S sCuOOI.-

W urst session al tins Schnu viii commence on
FRIDAY, the Oh lay ot March
hr study 4 the French language has been adacd IN
10 recular course Of in,tfueon pursued m this hoo
Mis- BuTsFnRp SUI eriuteni l. the Female ,epaii uent
n, hsrrt 10 mas 81 AMOS BpTSFpRD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10

WARN POLITICAL ENCoUNrGR.-The Freder,
icksburg Herald contains report of a discussion
which took place at Spott>ylyania Court House
on Monday last, between FIX Governor Smith
aud Eu>tace Conway. Esq. Mr. Smith reviewed
his Congressional coar>e-spohe OF his service
to the Democratic part claimed to he Demo.
crat from the crown Of hi head to the sole of his
feet. heel taps mclndcd-rcgrcttel the Stanton
nnminntiou, although held his peace about II. and
said that for exercising the right of doing he
pleased he had been read cut Of the Democratic
party. Oar limits preclude the possibility of fol
lowing the speaker through hi entire address;
bat the following paragraph maY he taken
embodiment of his remarks upon Mr.. Wise
have never said Mr.. W.c'- personal attack
ON me- was any canse of my opposition to him. |
have always worked in the harnes. of my party,
and when an honorable friend in Washington,
from the mule country in Alabama, remarked
that tSrnith) seemed to wo-k Ike 'ady broke
mule, rcplicd-''l have got Il new driver, and
don't understand the work"
With regard 10 Know Nothingism, GOV. Smith
said thrre was vast deal of good Democracy
in its creed. He was not. how "A Know.
Nothing AMI had never sought admission.
The following extract from Coy. Smiths re-
jonder the Herald prints in italics, making tit
<reat point in the discussion:
Whist you forgive Wise cComas, Bococh
and Ilunttr-ayr, and pet them YOU would sac
ritiee me to crafty Henry \. Wise, who has
heeh all things II all men, and nothing long -
If itbea war Il the knife be- - 1t i mon
strous, that | should re sacrificed. whilst others
are booted and epurred, ready to ride Dcmocra
cy to the devil
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10
Later from Hdpaua.

n. ORLEANS March 1.-THE steamer Cahaw-
ba has arrived with Havana advices of the 4th
inst. Matters were comparatively quiet on the
Island. aud business had revived. The l. 5.
Steamers San .Dacinto and Princeton were in port.
The Havana markets were unchanged. The
supplies of sugar had been impeded by the block
AIDE.