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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08
NEW Y6NK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
MIr1.--FIout tmAs hichst, good Ohio 81 TO-
l2alO,3Ii Southern quiet st l0,6!all 81. Wte'i
unsrtlled. COrn sales EeSIeIn mixed ll5all6.
Pork finn, old HeSI Of 1850 and asa al If,!5i
1850, and 6rm, with prime l4,25Ali,59. heel
an Upward tendency, sales VI County mess lV'IS'
1925. Lard dull with declining tentenc,. ~
con higher. Ohio Whisky 1910. toeoase tltg
al I0lsll. Sugai3 tim, with sales OEsSRS al 5a54
Aolsssss FIN. Linssed oil Sass.
Cotton stfsi, but not quois5lT hiGhet \. o
-Riidlirs 81 ~; middling 81.
ana SIS S3I. CleT " Toledo ISL. Reading S.
Canton cir. Ny. Genital 92I. Cumberland Goa
Co. 29l. Cleve., Col. & Gin. 1881. Louisiana s.!
SOf. Yirsiuia 6's 91i. Penn'a. Coal Co. l05
Missouri Us s?i. illinois CeutroI 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08

DoY'S calf booi1i
ID DO RirboOiGi
do calf OE'ord Ittii
do bTOe1Hi
RoyI boots ard Ihotl Of every kind ard descriptions
Also, ekidtaS Sb0e1, Gllte'S, &C. Of al totta lnd
,iteI, In Act can tut everybody hnltlnB tEsy maj
va d 10 az nt Don't OrTtt 1873 Main street, Wheeling,
u y. L. DORSEY.
=. County merchants sorting Up 81 t''h vii %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
By the National Line.
oRApR9pYoKraEpAlLYlkrKLtioESoRt
FROM ma S0HTHl

btt7INoht, Mty 7.-TLe New OsIetnS HaPet1
Of Tuesday ATE received.
Mom. Godsri LETT New orlesa, on Sunday last ia
bis Balloon, tttveled $40 miles 10 8 houts. land.
ed his passengers al Pot Gibson, Mis-, aud then
te31med bis voy1Gs.
The Oity COaacil was Oteaniaea BY the election
Of vene, PIesident OF Inc Select aRd Vim. P.
Hacker, Know Nothing, President otcomnon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08

n"Fot sale b DrVgFIiS eyerywkere..H.
ETPRICE-2j cents 10Y AinEe box, OF 81 for q
NaIna.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08
ITEMS,

NV Yoax, May THE application Of SIiS'
Buckley, " DO escaped from the Emme:sburg Sun'
nsty, fot On Injunction Restraining the publication
Of developments, came up. No decision.
The bridge Of the hStIsm talttoad, near BEou1
willie, ives destroyed by Ere last night. No in'et'
soplion Of tie passenger u1fio, 1t WIa single
span Of eco feel
The lion schooner John CLARK, MeRsy, ~a' LOST
on bel paEase from this port 10 JseGsl, waterlog
ed. Tie Captain and fout Others ptEFhed ft0n
starvation, two men and tie balance Of tie CIsE
we're taken Of and brought 10 this Pou They
had nothing TO cat tot eight dayA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08

tu,r 0, pVnrOu.-lt apPeArs that potatoes
A.. soalpf 4orIto fat price ia almost e't'y d.
-. ~. o.. dollar bashel IS now the pt'es in
c.e,,a,u, large lot on the way to that city
Is, ,.e. ,toppelia CIeyelaaj, on sstOuat OIL
t.sitt 10 prSts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08

-. ,l,JtoIeatu, IS sc DO rom CAPT. JoHS
.N,,,, ,rfved At home altet an Sb1enee Of
I''. ',,,,.I,. tb.ttLe steamets BaItimOte aud
~. :. S,,pa ,ts dOiol god business as Louis
,I.wJSl Luis pasktts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08
FROM DETROIT,

Mar Ion Saturday 5000 10 Ewes end tens o.
tie PenInSvlaf Bank Of this city, WeIe stolen iron
The bank. The noes hal never teen Issued. Tney
numbeted ttOm 1901 10 1860, aud dated LIST o.
APtl. AreWard Of $500 EoE The recovery Of the
rObbet and money.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08

Ia toe ease Of Kinney and Fsbem the Iudgt
ruled the case should 60 on, The District AlIVt'
uey SAIL the Law left il al bis dHnoSalto call w
the Gaze, and should uOI 10 % now. The Judge
released The spEethS, but required Kiuney and
Pabehs 70 enlsr into their oWA lecogniTIRee 10 tie
som Of $1,000 each.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08

SrrttE Ur.-lt may not Re gen.nlly know
,ss The tine hEtd upon ot tie end Of the world,
sftke tO!O.sn Of NiiIet, Is very ne,n The con-
iYr,iiOu is according 10 theft calculations to
sale Cd 90 the I9th Of Nay instant, snd not on
t.: i9th Of APtl, u pfeaaiuttlI announced.
DsIBQusntI ind all O,hsts iutetesisd will please
aw Oa.te sRl settle upihelt Secouni tsSss'd
"a NJ in1utaaes has been effected on toe W0'ld,
."0.ebeo once having become deianet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08

=, ~, p,rtieul,t attention 10 the sale Of for
"a s,T.u, &c., advertised tOr 10 O'Clock this
n.,'' \, 4. Caldwell, Trustee, al The residence
sv :,e,,e,is NOuh Wheeling. The futni'
- ..,.,t ,uo.fn, cad the AOWsts rare and
',F -. IT T.,n3is, should turn out, one aad ell,
-. .tnl, nasL le sod.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08

T., wn,tl.Ao rtArlE OF EioSot, It will be
80, X foa IL. pto,t,nus in another eOIumn, will
<,.s,,. i, second snuiver''ty to.mottOw BY
s,I,. a,,s,aOn, ot,ions, &c. Gea S.F. Carey
,,.,.,,tl !. anon! the Ota0u selected fot th'
ss.yon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08
Arrivals ana departure, or steam neal
-. .5s - - - !. =. -

ARRIVALS,
Adele, ZiasNille.
KeyFiohe, PiltbpFg.
Gl Convoy, Pij1bdtg.
ATLANTA, Cincinnati,
Cineihh1tl, Cinelnntll.
Roaalie, 81 Loak,
Wm H Demo, 81 Lous.
Eclipse, ST Louis.
Swallow, ST Louis,
Gtzel, Louisville,
s Btyatd, PtlketSbutg.
Potl3t City, PiliSbnig.
lntetehanee, Bellait.
vituqsa, SleubenVille.i
Alleiheny, Cineiunali.
DEPARTURES.
Cilyof Wheeling, Cincinnati.
Keystone, ST Louis.
Allegheny, Piltsbutg.
Convoy, Hooking.
Adelit, Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati, PittSbuig.
Gael, PiItSbofg.
Nm Il Denny, Pittsbuts
RoaIie, do
Eclipse, do
Fofe1t City, PittSbufG,
Stephen Bayatd, PtikettburE.
Interchange, Bellait.
vitoqua, SttulsnTile.
STAGE OF WATER.
ti Ar WHEEuSG-s feet 10 inches.
AT Ptr1SDUGG-6 feet 0 inches.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08
NESSRs, PABRNs AND KINNEY.

NEW Yolk, May 1,-Nssts. FabsnS and Kinney
wete brought up Ibis morning. The CouaIel IoI
ths Government moved the postrOnemeat Of The
e1se, which was opposed by he Counsel fot TIT
pIiSolent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08

La, PlEuvx-Tar JOx1 worx,-we Ie'tr
f,zns RctmOnJ Dispatch that the Executive
Coa4i,tee Of The Virginia State Agricultural So
e..;b Uheh h,, Just 'diournsd, after latOtIOH'
ssssn Of thtee dsyh has offered premium Of
:lGQ, oue II cot Of the fund' Of lhe Society,"
.sI ore b,lf " iaiiyilusl contributions, on The
PIT d s.ystal Of tue uenbets. lot tie discovety
AID successful we Of SOME efislent, practicable,
40. kenetaIly available plan fot pfeNentitg Tx
tsp,d,iOus OF tie PUNT rOrn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08

BO,1Oy, May 7.-GOystnOt CI,rk Of New Yotk,
Morn'I Of Maine, and HOppn Of 4. l., ale ptesen'
10 attend tue Temperance convention to.mOEEow'
Gov. GaEdEet Ptts'des.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08

Y.tr.lx, E1rrSAox.-The SteuUenviIIe uaion
,n,: TLs n.ttius Of Directors ct Cleveland on
a. list, to eudsarW to d soaethins Nth the
wLs...st extension did not result 10 auJthing.-
III, nss.io. v,s not full. The President W''tb
,.l,, .aa expected 10 ). able 10 ssOd wotl that
h. ~ ts.s successful Ia some financial opera
,,... X,tsl vas recsiTed AMI The meeting i'd.
,sgi:s! Els de.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08

cnsnIur.-Tts Rlslmond Wing says thai
t,..stts.t f,a Of the Metehah.s and Mechanics
B..l. si WAseiug, are 10 calculation. Tbe'
a. rsu b,Jly executed, and may We easily de-
,..:.L.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08

NV YoGE, May 7,-ColIeetot Redteld has r..
ce,ed iaiolaAtiou Of q iatgs number Of paUpsrs
having sailed from Antwerp on the 18Th Tot this
port, On The ship Leopold.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08

4serr4rO.-Mt John FOults, of COlunOi'n'
,0a,y, Ohio. ehovei With toUbiOg the mail, h'l
.,n hoaotaUIy acquitted Of 10th the iu!ieInsau
..aiu,t hin, W the U. S. Court row in session a
G.acinaati. IA account Of this tobbsfy Appeared
/. yat column, a lew days sG0:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08

VI, wrr ostt, bis ptOpetty tsesaliy damaged
4. ,r a.,, Ga f,1Otible te.lEs. See adTst'
l;1slL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08

RIVER AND WEATHER.
Prr1gIrGeH, Nay 1.-Rivet 6 teet 9 inches,
falling. Wealhet clear and cool.
CINclxXA1l, Nay 7.-RTst risen 5 inches
Wtalkst clear and COO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08

lIcWL,-L,,t night The uea,bet vas uasea'ona
L,,a3 uaeOmialibly COOL HtostW's anteipa
TEL We hope it My not Prove iDjOtiOu' TO veg
s.:.Hh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08
rireman's Funeral.

...t.,t A. ~ RoOfh tHd Rttdy tltt ConPanI
iHE EfsitSt is Htlsd IL iaDettl OF ~ detsAled
" NnaI 30! pS'HS Goss, 70 dSY a o't!osEi !.
ttht', 1ssvrsnes tIs le8Fetuuly tnnstS 70 AZ
In olh4I wa wv. ], DARLING,
~. SetCehty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08

,ter hand 90 the steamer Keystone fell Oret'
,o,.j !. Tue shaft Ys,itilaY morning. Hs'E'H
,,.,,. al dusklos vas The only damage be 'u'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08

CIR. y. 7. HAAS h,, msued The contract
f.rarnpg tie mail between ibis city and Pat
l.us.n commencing on tie ft't day Of JuIy
tsI,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08
u " Il Y d ~ l...psktt0llI, bpRBoRo.
CURE pYsPEPsIA, PlLEs. 80.

APIil lHh, 1854.
HstGrI, Hottint, 4 NsetTsS.
DtsI Sirs IL wa Iptuttd, 81 fIitnd Of niEe, 10
try HtnptonI Vee:tbs 11pt.Gre Ior pTlPtP.h, With
Yhch an lettd 10 tls n0at tRStAVItkd AID altttIA
leg lorA P0Hhlied ard utea 6nE hOlt, and tthtlIt
u cured me- IksIe Rdutea othtt 10 III It., ots Of
whom II not Ill Eptik hiEklJ o. II, tna Woaia Sy to
those who have py1pePsiA, II thty Will Gte Hanptont
Vegetable Ttnetpie. 1t Will CERTAINLY tpEe tAtn.
Y0pla, With Gteat IeaPete, 49,.
Il. NEWCOMER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08

Gor,Aol o. K4SsIS.-Tbo New York TIL
t.a. pqblstss the following di'Patsh from Wash
irIet;
"A distinguished vitsinian NOW 10 wuhinGtoa'
srIitt Ptt.ljent eau decide The Virginia election
!, .te removal u Gov. Reedet and The aPPoiRt'
E.a. II Jude Lonns, Of MaiSaehusetlS, in his
ys.. lpd be is strongly urging The administration
% pane that eoutte."
Ri.s1Ioos, Immensely rdieulou.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08

rJHop,, uulet the tseiptOeity Ie'IH cannot
t:Iast:d duty fee.
fashionable youpgslsn will be sorty 10 he'I
,s We advise The N to change The name to
Js.iLIsl thus tv.ds the Law.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08
RtSssOLp, w.sAlnrtoa co., l
lnFil t7th. 1884

uD.ae.te Fem44s tld children win pleats H. II
cures toShs bronchitis, Dt'ptPtt, LIVER compliant,
StTo'Vla, With ell ttTlhsenentS Of The ttttea,
Clu ard get Pamphlets, Iftut.
ftl ageltIi John II. TnpPan, aIh Witd, iEa ~
DIuErieI eeberpllI.
BaltiolnIt, and 3H BIoadway, Ny.
G~PTIce 81 per bottle h8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08
DIED.

AtRotk Island, Nay ID, Ms MARGARET, wife Q
Cart JoHNoS c. MrLRlAE, 10 The ?3d year oh age
(PAlIdelrht papers eCPy)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-30
OUR CITY TICKET.

We make war upon none of the opposing can
didates While we ask every intelligent citizen to
compare the City nominations of the Republican
party with those of either of its antagonists and
vote for the men most worthy of their suffrages.
Not 70 mt ntiOn the good men whose names are on
another leading ticket, will any one deny that VIM
CURTIS MOVES for Corporation Counsel ANTHONY
j. BLEECKER for Sheriff, JONI Fl. GRlscoM for
City Inspector, and ROE LOCKWOOD for Governor
of the Aims House, are among the very best names
ever submitted for the appreciation aud sufirages
of our citizens Neither of them sought nomina.
tion--neither is candidate by dint of party SER
vices or personal solicitations neither OF them is
y politician by trade each is nominated because
he is such man as the Office wants, and not be-
cause he wants Office. In short, they are all just
such men as the Reform Committee processes TO
search out and present-not such as some it has
actu ally nominated. Such ticket ought 10 com
mand large vote on its personal merits, and will
do so if the city is well canyassed in its behalf and
energetic vote-distributors present at all the
polls Friends let US make such an efoit as our
candidates deserve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-30
rr,v work DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1855
The one /, the p~icy which draws

su;0r,tio, The one 4, the po,jcy which draws
people to this country from Europe; 'ne otner
N. nolioy which drives people unduly from the
old to the new States. Now our policy has dhSe'
peopie west fast enough to cause every good IN
b,bitant Of this State to pause; and now, having
done 40. the next thing is achieved cutting down
the European supply one half, previous to fartaer
reductons: and were these down 10 zero 'hey
,o,,5 NOT startle US, for We are ready for any
.,cb cst,.trophe under the system which now
rrov.;ls The most valuable thing to the country
il man: what, then, shall be said OF polc! "nlcu
excludes ii by hundreds Of thousands wAlie al tne
same time. TO the same degree, streng'neh'us
Europe' A policy, too, which sends our SO'i
thther TO Get people fighting, and "eaAen.as
,o,rar which counterbalances the league OF west
ern Europel
Whoever will refer to the tables of immigration
can perceiye that the British Freetrade Pohcy mas
repelled immigrants in the same proportion tns'
Protective tariff has invited them. From ISL 10
1s29 the average immigration was but l@'oVV'
Then the tariff of 1928 taking effect and Offering
emnloyuent and wages, the immigration rose III
1880 to q. l53 In 1884 1t had attained 10 oo'Soo.
From 1s35 10 ls4l it averaged g. $50. In lo42-3,
British Freetra5e having hadfull swing it stood at
- 133 In ls44 it went down to 746U7. Now,
the tariff of l5l2 having had time 70
omen mills and mines and stimulate agriculture
Immigration began TO rise otherwise it could have
bsan extinOuished or reduced to nominal amount'
Accordio giy in Is45 immigration rose TO lU24l :
a1d in le46 to 147 05. and in l5i7 to 229 ~! anu
in 1919 to 99,6lO.
From this year it would have begun to de-
cline but for two causes On the one hand
political disturbances in Europe, lowering
wages and immensely increasing the nicer
titudes of people Of small means and on
the other the suppositticus FL Dorado OF Call
forpi,. But Europe having become, revolutionary
wise speaking appeased and quiet, and the depths
of our gold mines being measured, and the
influences of the tariff of 1916 bang,
accordingly distinctly felt down PUSHES the
inmicration TO one half, And down, and down,
and down it will go unless change
in our policy change its current. We trust there-
fare that the friends of Protection will not lose
SIGHT of the true cause which produces this
pbenomenon. Know NothDgism now is Fastening
n TIA death all over the Union and when II Is
dea6 immigration cannot increase unle's frotec-
tion invite il. or some fresh revolution in Europe
expatriate thousands In the latter case they may
come temporarily; in the former they VIII come
steadily to STAY and strengthen us and our country
'or future ages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-30
THE ORDINANCE OF q.

San IuquiIerr wants to Emo .just what . " the Or
"dinance OF q, of which he hears so much 10 the
journals.
The Ordnance Of % was an act passed b. the last
Continental Congress under the old Confederation for
the govemment of the "Territcry north west Of the
"Ohio"- that IT, Of all the territory then belonging to
the Consideration. In that Ordinance the proyso that
Slavery OF involuntary serviude, except for crime,
should never be allowed in the Territory, was for the
first tine enacted, though it had been drafted by
Thomas Jefferson three years before. That proSi.o
saved what Is low Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Michigan
and Wisconsin from the curse Of slsveholding-'aved
them in spite Of petition from all the authorities Of
Indiana Territory frcIudiDg what is now Illinois to
b. allowed to Iegaze saveholding for term Of years
ow ng to the scarcity Of labor. This petition Congre,
on the report Of committee composed Of two slave
holders out Of three. unanimously refused to grant
leavirg them to get along as well they could with
Free Labor elore. Such wss Popular Sovereignty"
fifty ysars sgc-the sovereignty of the whole Amer
can people over what vitaly concerns them oil, s'd
their rOsteyity ster them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-30
CONSISTENCY,

Thee ,e son rnrers IN rev York which TO have ths
~ sgsi,r who w-les elevate hi own for
thr uins # the Conu'ion and the Uhion
soistey iugeesive efduniOr We have no qus,'e wis
N, 90 o , oe snd They tsrd on common ground ,noush
81 b b. dfeI'ut roads We aye IS 1naen OPP ei 20 no
Sew sId they but from DIN REM N tyes eoe
sire di,s srd'rty as they o. W f dineren rea'cni
Tbey rty trr reasons which 4rs sstiact 20 them we
have vhiet -fscVoy TO Us We oppoe On seWo
,rd p,eye PI,hbor Liquor law and became n'uie'
minority ofa hoe who favor that unsooss1 io9. eo
5 Rat N. 5ef Al Of the ose will the defat Of he ohsr
Conyu c. this fac The At armspt u the object which f1rT'
bt basis e MA on, Teqnires tht our OPPOSITE 70
ase such b hest sdapted 70 carry ont th.t de-
i 2. This the motive Ebch snimstes our orRsnHit n Ia '
opposition tho Republican party We fight esaint II 10 ae-
fine primo Pc which with o. l. paramount p7ncpe'
enrolment which Hrse' at our rsh' our sna
or heie Wo fght sgso-t it bsc7use We besve ina it'
vii be followed ny repeal Of that unjust and tytannca'
Law VIII Oh oW dsgsces or st-tute book. ,,,,
ossnza other parties animated by Other mo
een be neg they affirm, in tle success OF th4t
pity srLL DpOa the sh: OF one portion OF the eooisa
sincerely euien this conviction; they really believe IN e
the u'os Of the Seweit p.ty Sosd be Of sq se
ieot it Pe'tota .P[si'Is and the pie Q, o[s,n ga w.
car only by their aud we h,ve other test {,
apply t. pa,ie If The Of the Republican, coatri
s 9ptos they leave The world ipr tn Other motives
and sbtf obe, impress the with higher serse of mpor
than tie defes' Of Seward and he coalition Ihs Herd
The News pr ach til do Ds1sy aboat the myers wth
which the ,nph Of he Ropuhhcsns would environ u.s. tiny
II ay dtucuuce seward and abltion TIL they exbsu the vo
o4tuJsry vuperaion bus who will believe lhen2 When
they IN" south for sppaue, ths south will ansser;
"N net ~oTds." They say Guam dire n1n
poeu uurea dsbsn" but the Sou will very u-tly
opy An inactive ferd is 10 better 'hsn al open enc NY
While hav talked Sewar has acted and the Repub leans
pheo" Does The News suppose that Mr. Dickinson
aided bv the OF Seward Does suppose that
The South i'll be willing to pay vey Ign Tor the services o. an
BIO eite C.i cot Voad not Contribute to the defeat
Gifts sueuss Does The News imagine that che ad mission OF
the Hsro deise'tcn into toe ionpst To- be So
cured ~ the Of Seward Does The hesld imagine
he
il tske 10 steJ esIif ST it faith by it's ~fIss
The q Oct 10 Syracuse have presented point
hlct all the OppOLeps Cf Seward sud the R7pnb
csIs a. with henor They have shown their sincerity
then action the Donnaton Of dates already
I the hung suppors the cd Of and
Uowtrfu examination HuTds and SoiseDn follow this exam
lie Ga, without sacrifice OF PRIDE or
vi of securing the great object they
have In eg 10 tbs te Tho heir sincen sud 10
make their prscti.e accord with their profess nous
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NORTHERN MEXICO.

The clements at work in Northern Mexico and on
the Texan frontier are assuming new complications
and more menacing aspects. In Tamaulipas, as was
explained by our wellinformed correspondent In
that region in his letter which We published yester
day. the revolutionary party has already split upon
one Of the most difficult questions that engage
the attention of Mexican reformer. We allude,
of course TO the restriction Of the church revenues
which are now so enormous aud constitute so pow
erful a monopoly in the hands OF the clergy. In
deed il is quite impossible 10 raise the country to
state of prosperity or to give it permanent interna
peace without first setting limits to the accumula
ton Of wealth in the church, and subjecting that
which it already possesses to avery vigorous sys'
tenn of taxation Such lie apparent the idea Of
viJaurri, hitherto the chief leader of the nsur-
gents in that quarter; but it has naturally brought
out q strong opposition from the power he desires
to circumscrbe. As their champion, the clergy
have put forward Gen. Cara, formerly Yidaurri's
lieutenant, but who now assumes to be his rival
and has succeeded in multiplying his authority in
theimportsnt State of Tamaulpas
In respect of one or two other internal reforms
cOnt mplated BE- yidaurr there seems to be an
agreement between the two. Cara is equally
willing to abolish the standing army, and to or
eanize the government on the federal system; but
the church monopoly he will not consent to inter
fsre with. How far Yidaurri may DO sustained BY
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tie dfsaIzers bsve yet tep their hsrds d OF Duthes
cuty sdyess there that ans en- )rt d.
v nd poo Co. sh Le The fidelity OF the Liquor Deues o.
that COW viii useess fGtie. Tho fllo~ns letter
from tie prominent members Of the org 'niIsHon
syes Is cheering Intelligence: ~. ~ ,oss
RcHD. FETXoa ssq find IA The Herald o. tn'. no'nae
notice teadsd Mover OF Col Fs'derooo IA Whef
ga ID that nov foot N fuse tn4 interest," OF
icuor ofAers it'll ,be Sof party Buffalo, bsoy ontonee
eo.rfy &c A. far cbess is cobcernef m
dis And bas attempted. On the contrary a. our 20
cDtsIfiou Lduol Do sers resolution 81 passed urta
non,v supporting the tick made Oct 10 at sy aeuse Tbs
passed Ass'msly convent ~ yes.er-
DIV 90 Non tie quo, Dealers hsd c"nvehtcn FOR ire
n,e Of adopting cOu ossP and have 10 he-aton la
,e that srsr resolution will be ceeptsd A. shat time
We 6.bt ouy for the coJ ufiona ana 4uor Ds.efs Stas
Oct 10 syrscgse. and what II far her intend
civ " ID port f ouelves You se 't bery TO contra
cjc sny iotor pects the fnnness Of Old Dusc1.s.
Yours, res c:f1ly,