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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

". 5. MELLOR A1ciiOneer
DFREMPTORY SALE of about $40 900 worth
i Of Tew CABINET FURNITURE, on TUESDAf th's
cay 81 II O'clock at saeHoOu. Nos l5 and Is TO
pay conssug solid rosewood Paor suites,
red Brocade Plush sbd Hacoth rosewood Bookcases
sfd0bes Bullets Ea-eres Music Cabin-ts rosewood
hoguy walnut sid hsnber Furniture in suites TO mateh
ten richly Eusneed Chamber suites PLAIN aud with marble
with variety Of plain and substantial Furniture Aso
rosewood Piano Fo!tes French plate Mirrors. Oh Pant
Sverpsed suitable for the city aud country trade
Descriptive catalogues morning OF sale.
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COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY, Poughkeepsie
" hsw Yo,k.-MlLO z. IEM Il Il fIineiPA aud PlOPre


" hsw YOrk.-MlLO p JEW EAT. Principal and Pfoprie-
r the cOTT AaE HILL sTMINARY it "a r~oro,sd con.
aud thorough ttenGg of limited number n
Yours gdeJ ccnss irvtngs SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL
Able aci ed IsTuc eupGyed IN all Depart
u .hs Of Tesohe lags in poportiJn to the
s ss sp fb, Institution, 1--WE Il, its menbors sol
plac All UssN education adding every pleasing accom-
pibueut
location DO soitsbs for the purposes Goten-
plated tap City Of poushs town bS
fn besrt soion aaby OF climate and the Intelligence
al reCoeIue.t Of ito ciu1ens -
-recis u.te0u Is given - tho health OF the pupils The
a.,a,eo iesJ o. IA the hb3r uso Of
wste cO aud tsyd sbnuist supply OF Wholesome Zoo
nod perfect system oIdsr ard pLctlsy IN all School ad
ea-0J drteA " addition daily walks among hs beauiu
of Pcu shxs ?e All recreation IA lhe grounds Of
te Seminary GyuItc ara exercises are uiy
praoti-.d uuder tba direci ~ Ct fhs Tea -hers
osrcers usyc! permitted & confectionery saloons
ros Acsdsri- Yesf VIZ tas I'D Of Sep
t,Dbc. There Will be recess suing the Holidays
Pupils mar Quarter oly: ST bu for such being
y "a, hslf sae iisI!ou: the remainder
tJs ~ v G1.a
NeuDAra u de fsmg hs Principal wiz BE charged foy
pee QuaStar Tns uies furuis. 81 RCOIls Eu0l,
ci, al Nssbi Yong Leslie. expected 20 poyde
T3gs Es,kus sLys Des.er' F,sS Spoon, and Napkin
PIG TUITION PR QUARTER.
to he H'Sela' Cogre ln,E1g T. sh, Latin, french and
Fe.li Euhc s2&
Ppplo pusgirS h9 R-Vs, Course charged fol-
=. ssb. 80 Frauch ! le Latin 80; Piano-Fore ard
ua>o nstrpr .pt. sl5 Guitar $lj; narp .; Drawing
elJ, .iinoAst (WasI c9io.s 4O. Painting IL Oil, 80;
' "a . col, lleQuiIed Of al puplsi. - 81
.a-iie 80 tusii'hsc on aeIlie..on 70 N. z. JEWETr
ec1gibeeTse. JAY :. leH
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
pRlCEs-Anr.. ..

EkfAIIY REDUCED PRICE'.-August pa
~ rsy ~ @H e -Four by SarR RSas, ron es, 9, go, 9 ,'
- n, Tbrogsh tor CALI eORHA va P,s.o. e. Ma
raj % FBIDfY Aug. % At oe,oek N precsss
.a goi to9' Of vns T1n,a S'9 n.', e. ~sasa,.s "A
L s N PAssei Icis ard M.il. .il b. fswua. b, Pss.S
sAosd snd at Pa sn' .5 y, P.sih. n.s s..s
ler Di,h Ill BE- Ia readiness and leave iD1saasss,
Tie pah are iaformsd this, tbs Pscise MaD ste.rpi, o.
.~sy. have e.tI. s-sg'er'yVg y Paa.n. rs
fo to svo4 al. PossIs 10 eeaon oi tas.sose'' s
,fIs .s sr', n va e cor w",sa ' On"
vres@ A.PiawAil 70 cen. cor eaSe foo' O. coo
poand prepaid And freight ~li os reesiyod >h~ "a
Sec. q 'te d., o. .aios
ENOR CHARI ESTON aud FLORIDA-SEM-
srlens steamship NAsHvILLE ST. Bs.ry Con ,'ier "a
o;o;s "a pIeessiy. rOi F[ssh, .'es 90 s;Is css,s
al R, 2. sn L1Ss rt rs:s Z; c's and % g, -. q. o.
fyoe CAROLINA nskes regular trSs 70 tbs v.as0s
l4aA tbs st Job Rysr Fords eoaneenax ~.il ~
sasmer, fo1 New York. eay ChaElsson ssey rCgJ
DAY ~ O'Clock Throsgh aekets To Jsossosyiis en-
Pl.tka ss3.
CTEAM BETWEEN NEw-YORK sal
fSrEsURea, s.o rua., w" Nm "cuMMlso. comnuh.
sEw-h0gk, 40 .un,. R0sEsT % I,tH Gag csa@..s..
The GLASGOW arS NEW YORK STEAMSHIP cox.
PASY intend sans theiI new sni powerful Steamer kzs
5iiIs ssaIdsy s aSaS 30 aI,
NEW YORK. Tlesday septemte' 81 at Y o'clock sss.
RATES or PASSAGE:
rLid cis~ fcali with cocied provision .........
An experienced Surgeon attached to esoh Steamal.
Fo1 Freight OF Passsss apply to JOHN McSfhON.
NswYOl City Bill. or Cold only r.csiyed for Ps-ssss
TOR LIyERPOOL.-Royal Mail Steamship
Dcss Ier,-y Civ win the mars ,ui os.senss~ Tor
P'S5 Pas1e. on wEDNssDaY tn. sOta inst, 10 oclcetpe
cr Psssi gers requested " BE- on Doafi oy y O. m
~ L. CUNARD, No 4 Bowling 3rean.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

DUBLIC SALE in BURLINGTON, n. IA
L COUNTRY SEAT ard BUILDING LOTS froUu Z the
Delaware River and Camden aud Amboy Railroad, very de-
tiable fcI either Residence School Boarding House The
MAJ very arg surrounded with shade sud fruit trees
ed tie BUILDING Lots elsbiy situated the elevated
ground Buri aton. sale positive SATURDAY, the 3ota
Of August o'clock the rremise which viii be shown
by r. WOO IMAM, Burlington, NJ }. :
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
Groceries.
ODD PORT WINE. for INvALIDS. - Old

LoDdon DCck BRANDEs paie snd eark, froIn three 70
t~e', years old by the bottle JcTen glca Also Shst.
es Meeeiras ard Sta ard spa'kng Caawbs W ines r. r.
ntosfNDER Co.. Nc. 70 tn' n A.. sts i1poits, "
"S<e' ga Loi Son CoSJa Gin.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

NTATEN ISLAED-At Clifton, ten minutes
~ wok snde rbs LsSdii g-FC SALE, neat cor
TA0E 10 excelaI order gco5 ueiahbohoo1 with half
ErouLd bshly cultivated with coce Fruit and Flowers
Price &C 800 cash AedressP o box No IA
YIMNRERY SITES for SAi.E.-Five thousand
a two buntea and fhy OF iASD, situ4tei W thin
tow miles cf cal railroad WITH Water Power, Hem
10 B,k AID Timber suc ert tor ou TanneIies ai1 ten
Mia fcur hours New Work Cifv. Title perfect
TcrDd easy pnes low Iuquie CT V. B. PALMER
rOblIe Eunlir.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

\Ew-YOGK AND ERIE RAILROAD-O

NFN-loSSN AND ERlE RAILROAD.-On
~ aid sisr Thursday Aug 1885, until further n,os
Pts~e ger Trains w leave Pier fCo OF Duane st. A. fDovs
yiy. - ~ >" ''"'"''
bGtEALO FXPRESs, al a M, for Bafslo
~ Nklf X IMPRESS, a. a. N. for Dunktrk
HAlL. A. SID e: m for Dankk ant Buffalo aud iasr.
. nate seons Psssengsrs by this Train viii romau over
'icgt ~ - Owego ara pr es-d the next morning
ndHat'1 r. AfkksSJ st p M, for Dunkirk-
~, hLAND PASsHNGER, at $50 o IN. from foot Of
'snts'st va Piernont. for sufsrns AID inermsdists
Way PAssENGER, at p. m, for Nssbursh and M'das
tow ane tern edste stations
ftDhI tAt tRks5, ct p M, for Dunkik snd bun.s
E@lGh AMI, att m.. for DuDkrk ard bun~o a"a os1'
n-5.is'e Ftstor,
TRE ABOVE TRAINS Rim DAILY. SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED. -. -,
rless FgFrsss Trsirs At EiHiIs WIN tns rmsa
xua and Nassr. Falls Railroad for Niss.rs al "a
anton With the bnshamtos kalrod toe
s,racuss at Ccrntg with Buffalo. Corning sud how ON
X. rsaf Tor Rochester, Great Bend with Delaware Iacka
urn. ana ,s,ern bairosj for Scrsnti st Buffalo and
lrkl ~ to ske Raj al for Cleveland, Cnc
ID. C. MocALLUa. GeIersl Supernte nisnt-
NFW-JFRSEY RAILROAD-For PHII.A-
~ DEI paiA sns the s2CvH and WEST, VA JERsxv
% eaJ al. rg : n ~. g.: 4 m ss; sogp,ps 4 4
- ~ s'e S- Wy and b: Bai,Inon., w.shI.eoa Nos'
s x 'ui hI'l o4egags pa.tksi 20 W,shnyos tn n.
satss g. Wv. 6ooD2UYF. Ass'stan: ss2S
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

l. PORT and FALL RIVER.-TIs splendid snd supsdaa
salneI METROPOLIS Capt Boga leaves Ns- Yors evssy
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, si O'CLOCK p
.uJ BAY STATE, Capt Jewett, leaves esw.Yors svsry
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ard FRIDAY, At s O'Clock p sas
hop Pier No A. R. tbs Battery bota touching IS Nsw.
Sort esch way. .
will bo regarded secured 70 sppA
ssI. until the .hsil have been paid Tor
freight Boston lor~ srded through with great dspssh
" gu Express Freight Train
MM BOkDEN. Agsnt. Nos 10 and u West-gs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

pAClFIC EXPRESS COMPANY No I94
1 Br,G',1. -EEptsss {, CALIgoaSfl. OaEGOS az
Stsiss 81 steamer GEORGE LAW Ausast 60 Al o'eIsSL
II ch1 elsl t'o'ensTa ,o1D psrcss ana lctu,r, 70
"'+~ o." -" q. Wh RAIL- hy,nt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
Ocean G:eamers, 81

SPEClAL NOTICE The sailing OF tls Steam
~ ssit GEORGE Law fcr AsPINWALL a nolo,-. q 10
tils &c Ds' stsp
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
i)aints, Oils, Glass, Nr.
Dornin Can0 Uarrants.

DOI'NTI JAND-WARRANT OFFICE, No. 63
ID Nellst ew.Yok-Tbs highest price paid fof
LAID WARRANTS. and all warrants so'd b. guarsn
iced aid aided By man oher~s receipt Of remt
Lad procured for Soldiers and Others entitled
Bounty Lands, Oh application TO
j. c. COLEMAN Co., No IS Wsil-t
AND WARRANTS WANTED-
IL TAYLOR BROTHERS, Bankers,
No 7s Waist Nsg.York
supriy ORD promptly. Warrants hand.
I AND WARRANTS bought at the highest cssb
prices and claims .Jr Bounty Lsrd Pensions prompt,
" attended TO- ty GEo. WoODMAN No ~ William &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

THE REGULAR MAIL LINE VIA STOHlN9-
i TON Gor BOSTON and PRoVIDENcE-inlsnd route.
without delay. change of caIs lr BAGGAGE.
rhs stsseIs PLYN OUTH ROCK, Capt joel Sons, suA o.
VANDERBILT, CAPT. W. IL Frskee, la connection With NE
and Proyidebcs, and Boston and Podeoos kx.
sosds leaving NswYOrk daily Sundays excepted fom PSs
No North hi wharf above Battery place. a. o'clock
n S'oDnsto at - p. tho srrysi Of the uHu
Gain which Leaves Boston at $50 @. IN.
Tie c. VANDERBILT from New.Yors Monday, Wsanss
Ay Friday From stounson Tuesday Thursday and Ss<
srasy.
rbs PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York Tussisy Thus
sy end Saturday From sonnston, Monday WedDbsy aud
Friday.
Passengers proceed from Stonnson pet Ralrosd 70 rrv
fence Boston, In the Express Matt Train
those BY other routes and In anpe
ssry lnes connecting North and East Pssenes1
reniar board the q nfgkHs
undisturbed breakfast IL desired and xton b
sne IT, Is train soraecng at Providence with II
Boron.
Baggage Mater accompanies the stssmer and fraas
t,ong each
passage berhs freight apply at Pl,r No.
North River, or at the office No 10 Bsttsry-plscs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

l AXE GEORGE.-Parties desirous of visiting
~ place Informed that they by taking
the ulson River Railroad Express a. arrive At Ssstosa
hour leave Saratoga by the
Train at ard srIi at tho Lake st The IL a.
HudsOD RN er Railroad Express sorris at II
PapepgeTsf Montisa Lake Champlsin lesye WhAs.
be.i ~ and and arrive 81 the Lake o. m ard
stases swsgs In readiness Moesu 81 ton u mite,
from sisosa aGd a mes om toe Lake. csny psseaxsrs
n Lsks George.
The ro Vim Henry Hotel vii remain open for the reeep.
non o. company untL the 5th October.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JE RSEY-
~ Connectips al New Hampton with Tho Delaware LsokA-
and WestsG. Railroad to Scranton Great Bend ths
Eorh ead West sId at Easton with the Lehgh Valley Raj
q. al to Saao ohcbuuk
SUMMER ARRANGEMEETS-Commsn June g. 1883.
Leave EewfoTk for Esston aud intermsdists p.ces f.
.,-r No. North RIVER at 80 and IN for Soae..
vile st $50 snd l6.45 aud $3.50 aud $50 .. m.
The above tIsins Elizabeth ehs
New Jersey Railroad which leave NavYors from tia aot u
sosrtlsnd-st Ct $50 and II .. m., ard p N.
JOHN y sTPRys Amt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
g.,eLrt rle. n.un,,et

rJ,UF col PONS on the Bonds OF the Bus TON,
1 CONCORD suS MONTREAL RAtLRO 40. due In
Au,ast = III ie raid a. the othce OF j. UrDEh"Ooos
SO'' no - GEORGE MTSOT, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

DIANO FORTES.-SupeIior Circular Scale at
low prices Ir0 Frame 10 a. 225 teconi hand
" for alJo; Go 80 iMBLER Co. NJ. So BowsIy.
DAVEN, BACON * Co., successors to BACON
~ 4 RAVEN, PIANO FORTE MANUFACTURERS,
Wueroorn No. Grsut st. Broadway, where full
OF ms rRUA NTS nay be found sxcluGvey Of
manufacture Warranted in every respect
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

NOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE, Goshen,
Il OiaDse County, Y-The next term Of th.s Bondics
hool Will commence TUESDAY Sc OembeT , This School
can and half hours from the city New
York and Erie RAILROAD. Terms s) year for Board and
Tuion H. ali Essh braDches Music aud Modern Languages
extra. For circulars other information address the pncipa
d. T. TOWLE, A. NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
NAILY for POUGHKEEPSIE Landing a
TlOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

STAGES for squa Village Red Bank aud cthsr parts n the
,uuy This boat dentiy offered to tee travelling
rluIity the bes adapted boat ever or the route.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01
Eruption of the Volcano of Hawaii.

The Honolulu Sandwich Islands) Poyne- sian, of November 3, contains the following letter dated Hilo, October 13, giving an account of the volcano of Hawaii:
 Hawaii still burns. The great furnace on Muna Loa is in full blast. For sixty-three days the molten flood has rolled down the mountain without abatement. Our Hawaiian atmosphere IS loaded with smoke and gases, through which the sun shines with dingy and yellow rays.
 The amount of lava disgorged from this awful magazine Is enormous The higher re- glons oi the mountains are flooded with vast tracts of smoking lava, while the streams which have flowed down the side of the mountain spread over surface of several miles in breadth. The main stream, including all its windings must be more than fifty miles long, with an average breadth of three miles. This is still flowing direct for our bay, and is supposed to be within ten miles of us. It is eating its way slowly through the deep forest and the dense jungle Tn our rear, and its terminus must be the sea, unless the great summit fountain should cease to disgorge.
 On the 2d inst. Mr. McCulley and myself set off to explore the eruption, taking the bed Of the stream, the Wailuku river as our path We reached the terminal craterin focrand aha1 days, tracing up the fiery stream from the up- per skirt of the forest to the summit of the mountain. In the woods we could not follow 1t on account of the dense jungle.
 The burning stream now runs all the way ln covered duct, so that 1t can be seen only at its vents which let off the gas. These are trl- ly fearful We looked down one of them and saw the fiery current rushing under us, in some places at the rate of forty knots. We returned via Kilauea, and were absent ten days. What we saw, and heard and felt cannot be de- scrbed
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01
The Caba!istic Letters A. NIX. N.

The New York Herald says, that the cleo ton of Speaker of the House of Representa- tives depends upon the combination of four cabalistic letters of the English alphabet and the point of dispute is the precedence of the initials A. N or K. N.; or in ether words, whether the candidate is better black republl- can than Know Nothing or better Know Noth- ing or better Know othing than black repub- lican. The democratic members of the House are not in this ignoble contest but hold aloof, and gloriously support their conservative can didate from first to last.
 Let the Herald explain the metaphysical point of difference, the tweedle dun and tUedle dee of the controversy:
 "The party difference between the two lead ing freesol competitors is exactly this:
 L. D. Campbell, of Ohio, A. N. K. N; N. P. Banks, jr., of Massachusetts, K. N. A. N. anti Nebraska and Know Nothing, or Know Nothing and anti iNebraska-whch is mighty nice distinction; for the whole issue is now with the northern majority whether the Speak CT shall be A. N. K. N. or K. N. A. N.
 Everything depends upon the precedence ol the initials A. N. or K. N., in their combina- ton; for while A. N. K. N. singnifes flaming black republican with Know Nothing procliv ties, the order reversed to K. N. A. N. means lull Dioodeo hhOW NothlnS, with a aStreak the Anti-Ne ebraska coloring down his back The same initials in another shape-N. A. K N.-llustrate the principles of Richardson ex actly--N Nebraska Anti Know Nothing Ye again, the same letters thus arran5 5ed--K. N. N A.-indcate the position of Marshall-Knov Nothing Nebraska Absolutely. Thus we se that this contest for Speaker hinges upon thi> that or the other combination of four cabalisti letters of the English alphabet-a thing neve heard of before in Congress''
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01
No Speaker Yet.

By our fastest intelligence there is no elec- ton of speaker. The abolitionists and northern Know Nothings are still voting for Banks, of Massachusetts, who is an abolition Know Moth. ing The southern Know Nothings and whigs are voting for Fuller, of Pennsylvania, who is a conservative free-soiler. The national demo- crats from the north and the south are voting for Richardson, of Illinois, who is true to the constitution, the Union and the Nebraska bill
 Thus the case stands in the House. Bcnk. has 1O4 votes; Fuller has 37 votes; and Rich- Drdson has "A votes.
 We glory in the conduct of the national de- mocrats. They are standing up to their prin- ciples and to the constitution ike patriots Let the contest terminate as it will, the national democracy have covered themselves with glory. They have proved themselves to be the only national party in Congress. Hurrah for the gal. lant seventy.four.''
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01
Aid tO Kansas

We publish this week communication from several gentlemen of Ashley county upon the subject of aid to Kansas" and commend it to our citizens of this place. If our citizens here men of public note and reliability, will form an association, and ask for contributions from shareholders throughout the State for the pur- pose of aiding southern emigration to Kansas, they will not only be hailed as public benefac- tors, but they will receive the aid they ask from every portion of the State.
 Will they do it? Our citizens being in the centre Of the State, and at the capital, should take the initiatory step. They would be SUD- ported in 1t all over the State. We earnestly call their attention to the subject It is the most important matter now before the people of the south.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01
Cairo and Fulton Railroad,

The State of Missouri has been rem arkabl, favorable to this en terprisc. The Legislature has transferred to the company the grant o lands made to the State by Congress, with nc other conditions than those contained in the Congressional law. It has also, recently, pas sed a law granting to the company the credit oi the State of Missouri to the amount of hco huaire1 and fifty housafsd dollars.
 This nsures the construction of the road from Coiro through Missouri to the Arkansas boundary line. The Jefferson (MissourD En- quirer says of the enterprise:
 "The bill granting the credit of the State to the amount of S25O,OOO to aid in the compile ton of the Fulton and Cairo railroad, was pas sed yesterday by the constitutional majority in both houses, and is therefore the law, without the signature of the Governor. We are assur- ed by persons familiar with the face of the country through which this road passes, that the amount of aid granted by thia act will with the stock subscribed be sufficient to con- plete the road. The greater portion of the route is level prairie, and the cost of grading will be comparatively nothing"
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01
From the Louisville Courier Northern Know Nothingism.

Ever since the adoption of the twelfth sec ton of the Philadelphia platform and the con- sequent secessions of the northern delegates, the fact has been apparent that Know Noth- lngsm at the north was abolitionism in its worst and most dangerous form. But many good and true men at the south, who were moved by an intense American feeling, were reluctant to believe it. and southern Know Nothing papers, who should and did know bet ter, exulted loudly over Know Nothing vcto- ries at the north. But facts are daily develop ing themselves which must cause sensible ard retectlng men to pause and consider and be- fore the present Congress adjourns the position of parties will be so fully and clearly develop ed and defined, that the most wifully blind will be compelled to see and acknowledge From time to time we will continue to fur nish facts as the following, which we most earnestly commend to the attention of patrio- tic southern Know Nothings.
 The Pittsburgh Commercial Journal, a strong Know Nothing paper, in speaking of the con- ing election for mayor in that city, says:
 The idea of a separate and distinctive Ame- rlcan nomination was abandoned, and we think it probable they will in concert with United Americans, republicans, freesoilers and whigs openly nominate candidate. This is the true course, and we trust to see 1t fairly carried out It promises success in its immediate objects, and we think it will have good influence in favor of combining the clements of opposition to the prosavery democracy.
 Thus we see fusion of the 'freesoilers re- publicans, and Know Nothings proposed in order to defeat the proslavery democracy"
 The following is the opinion of an Ohio Know Nothing paper:
 The Mt. Gilead Sentinel thinks the resolu- tions of the Cincinnati Convention is ex- tremely milk and watersh, neither satisfactory to the north or south," and predicts that this attempted fusion will fall through" It says the order in the northern States is utterly and inexorably opposed to any compromise with slavery.
 And the following is from the Rockford Ga Herald, rampant K. N. paper, the editor O which is so intensely American, that he would "rather see the foreigners overrun and take en- tire possession of the country" than that : loeofoco proslavery Speaker should be elected
 According to our latest advces from Wash ington, there was little probability of an earl, organization of the House. It seems imposs ble for the ant-administration forces to unite We find Humphrey Marshall ready to go witt the locofocos, and most probably all the south ern Know Nothings will do the same thing, they can thus secure the election of a locofoct pro-slavery Speaker. We would rather SC the foreigners overrun and take entire possess ion of the country, than to affiliate with tn, present corrupt locofoco party.