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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

MOBILE-s.eamsr Caifoms-1S bales osnahurgs Dopnel
gins &eo-l do Msea peachss
Clouda bbs aow 10 udHs order
ATTAkAPaS- Pieayuns-1 hhds Temon-
81 Grauda bbs sugar bales moss Hall
Rodd PltnamTotsi 9Q6 hhds lie bSls molaaaea.
LoUsyLLE-steamer Fanny bbs and potatoes
~ bales "a bbs Benton &co336
onions Donney hco-34 Nontgmery-S
Dsvne4I do Moore Is bXs hx Marinso hb
col66 bb do do Wills Rawlinp-93 pce
bageng Cuddy. do Whsh cad
kraut is de eggs Seeanas hhds tobacco Turns4
Tufts Hosa-l7o bsgs Hogaa bbln whky
Skegs jars butter bbs eggs Moore &cos2 obl poaosni
onons fithe50 apples 6eua-ls0 bb
81 do Dufy &o54 potatoes II d.
onona cennor2 do appls5 do sshneide 3s
molly &co5i do do hh1s toba Moore YanCrinf Dbl
Anderson Metea48 pea baggug Pops Ellison rsp
Smith, johnson saett9 hhdB tobacco Levy Summers
RotewRd IL ets Martin
kegs butter Debonds bss mde PArmsie Rro40
Mann bxs mdss Shsnnon9 bIs do Coz, Gis Boyd-Tota
50 hhds ohacco.
BAYOU sARA-Steaner Hlo hhds sugar Densgre-
hhds hdea bbl taow Smith do pssehea
order
WATERL00-steamsr Cspiof4 as molasses w Walker-G
depegelos, Duriyo deo-92 SKIS corn Lanaax a. Refine.
SHAGGY PoNT-steamer Alida-ts oaksv Hayhips-s
Pemroy &coSo Heald Mas sco-94 Ward Saunders
1870 Cuddy, Brown Montsomeryea Toiedaso Tay
or26 Degruy Buehsnnon, Casil deo
Ar Mite berEer-sJ Belosq deo.a Paneha aeo7s hid
IL do bale peltneS Chat guTotal sss bales cotton
yIcKsBURG. Steamer Pncess-4i do wood
urqphar42 Mss d Adams-3O Carter &co-ll Stan
TOR Newman-i Carroll, Pr tehaTd &eof Cox, ellis Eoyde
Kelly &co6 Ward, Saunders Hsn-9 Payne Haren-s balls
mats do moan oIdr3S fruit 67 basa cotton
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PRETTY PIECE or BUSINESS. Officer WIN.

PRETTY PIECE OF BUSINESS. officer VIM.
TennhDt suspended from duty Friday, by Lieut..
Hunt little operation In the black mail line. On
Saturday the thing explained by young and hand
some named Miss Louita Miles going before Re-
eorder Bright and making affidavit that on last Thursday
night at late hour she stopped 10 cafrage in Union
street. the driver being negro man. to await for friend
who had promised to meet her there That Of the
windows having become saraDged the driver got In to
fix them. The Waterman up at this moment. and
seeing the In the carriage accused her of allowing
him to take improper lberties She indignantly repealed
the foul SANDER but the officer persisted that there
something wrong and that che did not give him S25 he
watchnonse She had money and then be agreed to
take her gold watch which she surrendered He also
exacted $40 of the negro 1t is alleged for driving his
risge without lights On this affidavit warrant
for the arrest Of Tenant after which he
arrested and locked charge Of highway robbery
Is said that the morning after the exorton remnant
met the negro driver and giving him the watch told him
TO take 1t to Miss Niles and get the S25, and he would
% to him The negro took the watch but took
to his MASTER and related the whole transaction TO him
The result of the whole matter Is that the Indy has got
watch back and that Tenant bids fair to be tenant
| Of prison walls for come time to come.
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.--George Condor was
Saturday sent before the First District Court for
and battery upon George W. Place, the night
of 2et inst BaronDe street. by tearing OIL his coat
and striking him In the mouth with brickbst He was
required to furnish $500 bail for his appearance
THE Boy STABBNG AFFAIR. p atriok Wislay,
the boy who stabbed r. G. Csmseks sIsye boy William
In the neck with dirk knife the evening Of the 24th
inst at the Of Peraido and st. Peter streets in
consequence Of dispute game Of marbles
raigned on Saturday before tbs Recorder and his
fixed for examination the 4th prox He refused
bail and remanded to prison
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Passengers arrived by steamer.

FROM WArERLoo-By The Capitol: ~
Ms Foress Mis-. Foss Nj Dauney lady CLARK and
lady, Miss EniRht MIRA Mrs ehome Miss Dehomsr
Me sambola ssmbola schwing. Esnst Sch wing Ns
kugman Casiane Yess Ehn Barnett Row Bsek i:
sqsoefgsr Saunders W Saunders WaGs walker Dor
vile Foret Dys Lnbana Purvis Lneres, Hood, Williams
Chapman Byrd j., Hill ard, Mecar, Richardson Knght
Trieks, Bean, Banchatte.
FROM BAYOU SARA-By The Laurel Hill:
Frank lady Fauuier lady ss Fauur ns.
son Mica Michel Miss aeIe Minis csesne Niue II ev Ms
Gotsd Jaage hesE, Measrs Mler DppeEss Caldwell Il
hauve Wood Bsste Ache Mccall and Ia
Soviae Grille nenos Yansy sons and Goldman
kei. Pareono. Brown, Bighsm bghAm d Pesses
aaisi Leyis.s Heisgswof.h v Pierce Dasa Lsste
sernd LAYER Jolly jobs ohaatsa pupsre caasusJ Aubet
A Field, ] nerhame. Rosnson, Smith.
FROM BRAzos SAsTfAao-By The Nautilus:
Dan Harrison Perrat Gilbert and lady, Runnslla God
eard Pink I'd Jenkins FERNANDEZ Bor Mostsr Dyer
nandss, Dodson. y
From ssAeGY PoRT-Bv he .4lida.
Capt Samuel Applsgats, s DelacrolI.
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IMPORTS.

PENskcoLA-Sohr Gonqass15 bales Redg Roberts
Terril- 600 feet lumber IN Merritt Sco q
PENSACoLA-Sshr Po~hRn83 tobacco Mst.af Eco
56759fest lumber L III Merritt doo.
PENSACOLASehr Gen HarBon-TT hAlea cotton to Ward
Saunders g. Hnnt-f3 ais feet lumber l. III Merritt.
BRACES ST JAGO VIA GkLVESToE-Seanship Nautilus
20 Cabsero-s00 stsdeksr keo Perla 6eo2ss5
Or shsm-is00 Moer &co6ii IL Gandoipho- PIenu &
son5o0 Prtee. Walsh 1cost % Fsrs
co. 5 Allen Shannon 900 Tetnb60 Banchn Chaida7l
Hanney-boo v5o bales wood hides Preau
Senbad HaIrisonl50 dc Sadeksr Is bales cot
Taron, Whiting Tul ISIS Mcdowell Mills &co-Ia j Mehiahor
Campbell StTosgsA Grief &osugdries Robertson bennett
co--Adams' Express-s2 bbla mol4saes ] Hart Gco.
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LIST OF VESSELS In PORT NOT cLEARED
Rrfga.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MONDAY MORNING, July 80, 1856
CLEARED SATURDAY
stsamahp Charles Morgan L,wsu Galveston and IndAnoa
Ship Suffolk. Edwards, for Havs.. q w Hyn on AGO
Brig ChnchilG Jordan Tor Baltimore, j Il B.ra
Brit brig Zaza Rob Belize Honduras Y de- Eeaoa
Brig Wild figeou, Rodovich, MAtanzas JBM son
Schr " alter al Tapkin, for Penslcos Master
sem Diamond, bowen Tor teptaeoa, John Hurley
o wickham eco
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WINS EXPORTS,

EXPORTS.
GALVESTON AND MISUNDERSTANDING Charles Morgan
% bbs whky 55s do flour s6 do pork 900 skis corn
10 do saude IL BACON 100 coils na
HAyRE-Ship sufok-li54 bales cotton, $3.50 slaves.
BALTIMoREBg Chineh eotop 1876 bdls hides 500
hhds sugar, 8 0bls molAsses, pkea mdae.
BELIZE HoNDURAL-Bg Zsz945 bbls -four 10 hf do do ~
bbs beef Is do BREAD $50 DO hou 81 do onas apples
hams, q casks clareL hhd tobacco.
PES5AcoLA-sehr walter NJ 500 bbs shells.
PENsAcoLAsehr Damond4oO bags conn., do oats do
fee bb is DO pork 50 hur whisky
moasie' 50 do 80 do de 10
taeon 10 kegs hute hhds 90 bxs cheese 70 do
MATANZAs-BIg Wild Pigeon 900 Hoops $500 bbs coal
LAyACCA AND SABINE PAss-Sch Aphonsine-4s bags coffee
$50 SALT IS baes tobacco IS do baggog IL
10 bos moass 10 do PORK, 4s do -four whisky
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CATTLE MARKET,

SATURDAY EVENING, July %, 1855.
The market to-day exhibited more signs Of healthy
action and the sales were more satisfactory for dealers
The supply OF all kinds Of stocks still quite large Prices
range about the same
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SUNDRIES-
~ % half pipes Pouitney Brandy,
S. half pipes alacett Brandy.
u 20 half pipes Vineyard Propleors' Brandy,
29e or. caska Port Wine 80
1870 ar. casks Madeira Wine,
rs Or. casks Sherry Wine.
800 AnEke.s Grape Lea Champagne.
80 baAksts Meet d Chan Champagne.
700 Caret, various brands,
10 casks Copsn gen Cherry Brandy,
puhcdeuns Scotch Irish Whisky
punehsons Janlaiea Rum.
For sale liberal terms by
je22E 8. WOLFE 81 Canp Srest
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vua1 nm p.s5 III, eSsH1 WS1S CO Lofos
4 * VIRTUE of o writ of seizure and sale
t. mo directed BY the Honoasls the -Four District
public suction the Rounaa the Exchange
ostween Cnares and Royal Streets SATURDAY August
"A esrau LOT OF GROUND situatsd in Municipality -
Aumos Twc now First patit this city, square i'd
q ss s,mpisd si.en prseas caiope Clio and Her aR
BY s. A. Hean civil euginsr day of November,
1873 ad deposited ec Anas notary
II ms ety. SAID Lot measures
Dysds street ny depth between parallel lines hundred and
Caliiore common 70 il and tue other adjoining lots.
Win al me buildings and thereon and all
Ee sh ways privileges advantages and
belonging in wise buidnss ma improve
en conts Of One Story Frame HOUSE. having eight
ioma including the atc story ams kchdn roos5
etc. and divided into tensmens . = IN
Being The property which George Washuyu acquired
dsfsndan by public
city, on the soh dss Of November 1850
defendant became aud ia posassser,
sezed In the above suit TKkMs-Cash spot.
MANDkVILLE MARf4NY, 3sl5
jF2a sr4 IL % Sierf Of the Parish Of Orleans
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Eb.I1
Picayune Forsey, from Atakapas.
Fanny Buliitt Dunhaa, Louisville,
California, Frost from Mobile
Capitol Urs, from Waterloo.
Laurel Hill, Cotton Bayou Sars ff
Aida, Allan, from Shaggy Point
Princess, Holmes, from Vieksburg,
Towboat Panther LaPaee from Pssles-oysd down and
the ash Instant ships Andover Uncosn bark Hand
and brig Mermad-eams up light
Towboat Junus Beebe Paes-toed down
the 46th instant shiPa Barpey
Sarah Jane and eehr Two sisters-eame up light.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE Markets.

4 - - ,F..4 -..-
Mo,,.x ma..,,o Jp,v az. 1sss
COTTON Tbsre "a "a, II ~, ~
ana tba ssss rascbsd .,or, ,,..a rara ta,s
ipu inward, and wa alter opg az follow.
~ -, -. =. Il
,,,,..,ox ssa,<, ,.,..,.-. u.,. 10
Ordinary. .....I. .7Tms Fair ...s.......,..-G--
Middiing .sA @lo Good Fair ..........-S-
Coed Middtng.. .l1M911h Good and Efne......-@-
ToBAcoo....w did not hear of sale.
eoIToN AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
sorros--baiss. Tonleeo-hhsi
Stock on hand Sept. 2667s 235I2
vs,se,dsv ~ 40 4oa
r. 7'
m.s...s 1,2647e9 72lss
Saturday.. 1,25i~sI 2aoe64 l--6o242
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ARRIVED.

AKHIFEU,
Steamship Nautilus Thompson, from Bzos Jago instant via
Galveston 96n Hsrris dstrict.
Shr Conquest snkns Gays from Peassees
shr Powhaian Care, from Pensacola 10 mastsr-Ban
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vESHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
IL under the style Of Vaudeville LINTON, this day dis
10 =
Their businssa will be hquiised by either partner.
GEO. s. Vaudeville,
. S. DUNCAN LINTON.
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K OUIsIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corne,
Csmp aad Lafayette sset-This lrsiutun hAs bseu organ
otncofporaon The
will bs opened for the transaction Of business THURS
DAY, the Sd instant. 5sse mi
upon which amply Saving
srton For Of afordng all opportunity aeuHis
ting their til provided in the Charter that ANAL
8 Dime will be received on deposit
For Insrsa the following have
sabiiihed: sS
Dspo1sfor
fthroe per cent. PR snnnm.
Deposits moniha than monhs
eat at the rate Of four per cent. per
Dspossfor months a the rate of five per
Money cali
Q allowed.
On Frdsyadsposs will be receives only from Females.
....TRUSTEEEs.-.
VIM. H. Garland, lib. Bebbs. Dennis Crousn,
Irwin, iAs M. ForgsytE 3. Camden.
aso. C. Il wnaAon, loo Coleman, Ia: ~, Rand.
r. L. 10 sftsoa, WIN. H. GARLAND RFes,fsni
New0feAns. Auzustl, 1854 4afssa ,nxiv
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EYLOUR - 1000 barrels fresh ground, (new
u whea.,) for sale by 49,
lyso =. u KENNEDY Co, y TehoaIi.onns street g
EXCHANGE = III, 900 on Boston at short
u "A sight and sxty days tate by
iyso s.H KENNEDY a Co, rs TehOupitoulaa street.
n .EM0NS-150 boxes, for sale by
jy9s A. T. COCHRAN q HALL, IS Grayier street.
NLOUR--300 bbls Triangle extra; 300 do.
Granite sspe,hus. made from wheat, landing L. NJ.
Kennett, for aas bs ~. z3I.
tyaT r. H. KENNEDY 4 co. Ts Tehoupiioaar street.
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FE9HE undersigned have formed Copartner-
IL ship under tie firm aud stye Vaudeville d NC
ENY the OF transacting Factorsge
General Commission Business
oace, corner of Common and Carondelet streets.
GEO. s. Vaudeville,
. RUFUS McLHENNY.
They will attend to the Outstanding business
ton and R. Mc1lhenny Co.
New orleans June 80 1856. iva I'm
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az OODWARDS CABINET FUR EszJ
Wv NITURE WARERooMs No. I1s Maeaz MS haszts{{saS
sweet and II Jua Etree-Funars Of every variety
and made TO order good substantial
Furniture ard repaired.
Boarding supplied with bedding
n, B. Having taken the large Julia street.
Magazine he prepared quantity goods
eAsibg the city,
Furniture carts to hire and moving attended with
Ugly WOODWARD.
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AVIS D,ELECTION.

NJ Juliet mai address Eleelenes r. q Hshe Gouvsr-
FEtat Luasns,
dat sont y present nohes qa,srs slecou l..
LuHD is pccha lugs ds u Deuxieme
Orleans nt de rempr
10 Yeaignstion de rHoaorable !. N. Les.
jour huld dspsa
niqa x hours Do spres id eas's desigases
conssi Cemprn villa Eouvse
jury Pose cee portion do La Paroe dolean
la riysd asuys Milsialippi.
Election dsva ccndns q. les Tar duplicate
won't aouss3re eoufofmet1sntn Ia 6.
Shef dc la PAEotse dolssns Juliet
MANDEyiLLE MARtGNY. a
jyssd Sheriff de la PaIoisss d'orlesas.
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AU r. S. TOBY, JR., by mutual consent, this
" day withdraw from The f Of e. BosERT CO. The
CERT, for his account knd risk.
Orleans, Apr I.
ID EMOVAL-The subscriber having pur-
u u chased the entire STICK Of DRUGS CHEMICALS
R. Mitchell Co.. I3 Magazine street. opp the has
removed from his former atand 50 ST. Charles the
mentioned place. L. B. WAEELoCK,
New Orleans May l6, 1855. lei 3pm
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T liverpool SALT.-10,000 sacks coarse
III and tine, In superior order, ia store, tsle by
jya6et A. ". COCHRAN a HALL, so Grsyisr siyeet.

ESRESH PEACHES, APPLES AND PEARS,
AHo ITO ST. CHARLSE nsrs Lafayette Square, No. 90
Csmp street,
undersigned will pay particular attention % from
Families, Steamboats, Hotala.
Fu Shipped viii be neatly packed keeping condition
Wishing 70 order Tsss wall ind catalogues (Ss
depot
IVA i'm CONRAD gTREEDER.
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1An CASKS choice Cincinnati Clear and
IA wv Ribbed Sidea.
80 casks choice Cincinnati Shoulders.
100 tisrcss extra Sugar Cured HAMS
SO dozen extra Sugar Cured Beef Tongues
500 bbs Boyles copper disilled Rose Whisky
- 80 DBL Old Mouongabela Whisky.
half =.
80 bbis Alcohol.
1000 boxes Proctor d CANDLES Star Candles.
half :. :.
quarter 4..#,.
100 iokes Pearl Starch.
100 bbls Winter Strained Lard OIL
80 quarter and eighth casks Imitation Cognae Brandy,
j,as JOSEPH Lands CO., SO Tohoup,oulas street.
NOR HIRE-An active, intelligent and a.,
IL likely NEGRO BOY, % years old is exeeIsni ~
Porter, WArehouasman Cartwan III
seIy ami any .hsre Apply at this Office 70 .Xf,
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JUSTICE TO MuLEs.-John Apple was on Sat
urday ordered to pay fine of 80 or go TO the Paris
Prison for month"; for having brutaly beaten bis mule
their heads with the butt Of his whip, on Cam
street. the 21st inst John, think let off yer
easy
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CHARGE OF ABDUCTION. u John Ehlof was
arrested on ST. Paul street, Friday night by officer
Hayes who charges him with having abducted from his
house German girl named Madeline also with having
grossly abused Mrs Hayes. He was locked up.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-17

The following reasons ought TO be potent with every
naiye-born American for the rejection Of know-noth-
ingism;
l. Because according its rules, the Amerlcan-horn
son (who has borne arms) Of Englishman who
fought against country hold Office when the Amer
son of an who fought for the country
cannot If his conscientious convictions incline him 70 the
Catholic rehgion-nay though himself, bis son,
his father bis grandfather his greatgrandfahe his broth
er aud the corresponding relatives Of his wife may have
all borne arms all shed their blood and all freely expend-
ed their time and money In defence OF country and It's
liberties.
q Because, according TO its rules, not only odous
disqualification Is imposed the Catholic Anerican-born
citizen but The nothing himself is deprived OF
that natural right Of every to change his religion at
will and 10 embrace any mode OF faith which bis
investigations convince him is right
g. Because according to It's rules American-born young
man is arfuIIy inyegled association the popriey
whose he has had time fully TO
consider determine and when satisfied that they
just iibera and anti American, finds himself entrapped
by an oath which would seek ant him for denouncng
the wrong.
Because according to lis spirit always and its prao-
tce already if know-nothingsm fully in possession
of the government the most dsgraceu and barassing
ponage searches and seizures would necessarily in
violation Of the constitution of the United States and the
constitutions of the several States This is evidenced by
the proceedings of the Hiss committee at the Roxbury
school, which in violation of State and United States
constitutions and il would not be long before such COM
mtees would be enactng similar all the coun-
try in our private dwelling houses.
5. Because now-nohingsm engenders imbecity and
teness Of young men, by teaching them that
patriotic deeds and intellectual go for moth
ing but that the place Of their birth of chief importance
You proud Of your country but my country proud
of me- said Anacharss the Seyhian Though the former
is commendable pride, the latter is most ennobng
Because for all the foregoing reasons, if knownoth-
ingism falsely called Amercanism) should become pre-
dominant all the grandeur inspired by heroic actions,
moral and intellectual WORTH perfect religious equality,
and the refuge and encouragement which country of
fers to the noble soul fleeing from despotsm would dwin-
die down to cowardy because unreasonng bigory, and
a spurious because brainless patriotism f. J.
| WASHINGTON, d. c., May ID 1855.
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CArTAs IssRABAM--The following is a copy Of Csptl'
iugrahnm's letter declining the compliment Of Paot
dinner rendered him by number Of the most distinguishes
citizens of Philadelphia
UNITED STATES Sur ST.. Lotis
Philadelphia May H. 1852
GENTLEMEN have received, with more than ordinai
satisfaction your very polite and kind invitation sskH
in oehaf Of yourselves and other citizens Of Phadep
my acceptance OF public dinner.
Circumstances of an imperative character demand w
immediate return to South Carolina, which alone seas
be sufficient to prevent my acceding your wishes Na
therefore, beg you individually to be assured that s
appreciate the feelings which have dictated this polt@
your part, and which have been accephbly eonp
nicated 70 me, yet pray you 20 allow me permlssop
respectfully decline the honor intended me
With assurances Of every kind feeling towards ~
selves ndiv hualy and those you represent believe ms
be, very respectfully, your obedieni servant
ID. n. fNGRAHAN, Commsfdo
Geo N. Dallas VIM L. Lewis John csdwnader ~
Reed, John Miller Merton McMichsel, A. Day =
Chandler, esqs, and others.
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CLERGYMAN IL DIsrnEss.---For some time past slas
man named III ah or Elisha Wells, has occupied roe@
No. II Avery street keeping himself aoof from cous
much possible. Being entirely without me'pA .
landady applied 10 the police and yesterday pefi'
obtained from 'he directors OF the house Of industry =
he WAS sent 10 Deer ISLAND Last nigh, be was very ~
and this morning Or Morisrty expressed the oPn'oa
he woald not recover. Nr. Wells . seventy sei =
and states that he has frequently preached "
sharp Rev Dr. jerks, and other clsrgymen 70 ~ q
rBostoa Journal Siiprds
The Journal Of Monday evening has the ioioNhs
agraph
DgArH oy rug prsrfTrrs cIxRsysss--Ihc fepof. v =
deetitution OF the Rev. Elijah q. Wells which sppe
our paper last Saturday evening Induced seFeiA 49,
men who had known him 10 bis early days 20 iake ~
ures for bis relief Arrangements made ior ~
sion 10 the Massachusetts General HospwL ont -
occurred before be could be removed ththeF
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THE CANVASS FOR GOVERNOR IN TENNESSEE.


According the established mode of canvassing in Ten
nessee the candidates for are on the stump rayer-
sing the State together addressing the same audiences
and submitting the issue to the popular Judgment upon
full hearing of both sides. Governor Andrew Johnson,
the nominee of his party is the democratic candidate
Colonel Gentry is the opposition candidate having an
nounced himself without the endorsement Of his party but
accepted by them their candidate by acquescence in
his The contest has commenced with every
indication of exciting The candidates are
gentlemen Of much talents of ndomable energy, of high
mettle, both and politicians, and the issue be-
tween them is full of materials for personal and political
excitement As far have observed the progress Of
their discussions the only question which engages much of
their attention is knownohingsm Governor Johnson is
assang the order with earncstness and
which been surpassed in part of the country He
brings all his acknowledged abilities debate whether
in the field of logic of denuncation, 70 bear with ire
mendous force upon his opponent Colonel Gentry re-
ceves the blows with the gallant bearing Of chvaous
antagonist and defends the secret order with all the
eloquence of which he is master Of the result it
would be premature TO Judge The State is close
ly balanced between democrats and wings the dem
ocrats body oppose know-nothingism; the wings
as body sustain it; the candidates well match
ed talents, eloquence, energy and capacity for
endurance II do not mistake the indications derived
from the respective organs of the two parties think
discern of confidence amongst the friends Of Gov,
johnson than amongst those of Col Gentry Col Gentry
has obstacles in his way which will be difficult
overcome lie holted from his party in 1882 and opposed
election of Gen. Scott; this of course offensive
many OF his whig friends and will constitute an obstacle
in his way But presume that the body of the wings
have surrendered knownohngsm, and given up their
distinctive existence the whg party they viii hesi-
tate much about surrenderng to Col Gentry and agreeing
fight under his banner the champion of the
order His old party and himself both humilate them
selves by yielding to know-nohingsm. The only differ
cnce u.s. that whiggcry is douby hnmliatedhrst in sur
rendering TO know-noihingsm, and then Col Gentry
whilst Col Gentry only surrenders How man Of
his proud spirit his open and generous nature Of bis
towering eoquenee could consent lead such party as
the know-nothings is much more surprising than that
whggery should shift It's and its position
We anticipate, however that Gov Johnson will achieve
victory the party which viii make its existence
as short-lived ms II is dangerous in Tennessee