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Gitcniseha Probate Kinds, Warren and fhe
adjoining counties. li W.
sgeeiaI gtTsniou to eoItIEeTIoN OF Ac-
COUNTS NOTES, x
elisa Buildings, corner of State and Pearl
Streets, Jackson liz tfd
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FNRUES SKNIJGFEESTI5ATsS-4Y -4YHE SUBSCRIBER
~ saIe at lowest

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~ s55s 5r9 $$ do DOVER POWDER E$s
Sa5 2lg ounces Nj EfAT fSIfT EEs;;
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sss2 50 casks SAL SOD AZ ffSs
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a cases ER3S&ISIEffLASS 95
30 boxes GASTIIiEf SO Rfs; WI
5;j, sfis bbis Observation-Disclosures lstsis
s%E 800 pounds Al. PEPPER pure $6F!
& jSz5 .E %SE. B. WIBELQGk,
ielG 12td&1F sa 843 Afagazine street..
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aentleslan M nadius street
"a bright littie t55 81 bis side. RhsR Che
ellG cried out II gs Ss5lss
"a 0t, gsa there gees an sditSl 6 s5 ISL -
liusi h,lsils said the Cont ila
spoft Of ths I6of ciify kapysa sEhas Sqts
MAY Come 81 yet.
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(sAIgA4WI9A WAN u S, etc a
" $50 boxes Long his SPASk KILN ~ 35
Y &@ 100 do do 51at IN do IS IsAB BELLAs;;55
100 do sLooInis,3 DIR Y; -si rs s
asit 10 barrels GATsANVB BA WIN n $5 A.
80 do BOURBON W aISIx9 Y, very super Or; hi l
49, IA. n oGLEsBY g. NlAcAuLAS. Il
seI6 Gin 53ss - Tchonpitoulas street.
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The Figiish term husband Isl derived rom
xsn words his and bagS which si
Ma bond Of the houss ..l s
hotss Lon and e5Mtinde 10 He S Ill
editions of Bible
,ltiissifg, A tIeiis
bond 81 d III the
tile sunion ef ois sess ioE love "a
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rs TOR GsADUGAGI.C CAIRO. BIEs BI-5
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GAINES haisdne Gdiuba lsealck Isend Lake
Providence FeksDef; ana AL la Bends
board or 10
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e TRsgs meeting U gItie
stss Wig sissS
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n, duly III, Nt s oelock A
TOR s#CtAEEEHORNTASyfn ASPIN-
SSzs III NJ oacfings jTaal
del gtte and turning ~
IA II. Ai1tl riiti, G0niinanie
one Pacific splendid
Franc oil passage
SSaplss s2 N III
3 43 Nafclez stEact.3
Ths Dunief tsleceed ie israeda
9tossl tgs a2a q ls q 5esDs
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lEFYtDI4DSVAltl1'S a1JNIIMIEV8eINIII6NI. Il.
= w No and
ks Jplf stfeetFa FOR and
EV made Eedd and slbsatiaf 0fice
and onses supplied with Furniture and Bedding a
the shortest fnotiee. F5
NJ. Having taken large house Mia street,
Families laavihgt the etISi 3
i, Furniture With care
LiuQlN q Il
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put
asn
To- him be would lock dawn ID sae
ana ss oten sdnaefishsd ae llald up lis
sRepeafe aSadnt0n lions oil Sis ssl
eaact Eo induce tlie III tslss
ieer ga
him Keep iE5 thegA. S5 sBs
ssEssts Hat. aiw yf2 ~ was the ifil
Yes aEssaS was ssilies
good shall never see yesi
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yyass. sTEsA hTEsR JA JAs.nlOMTGO8IERY
ami
splendid steamer Iill for llsu ISYILlE,
throughout tiie season, osys- .as3&
leave leans al tly Gt AZ
y Af NlJA VI Jus ut r. Ne
I'll RSl4AY, august Il I'M at 81 sM.5
engomers OF speed and accom-
the Rooms for oR the
be seeifesI appicatfb to
BEIiI 95 IasHzne street
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5NIoTIGE no GAR Pc N 5nEa r AND BuILpERs
w both rough and heesse0
from The very best heart sale Sl4
and SO per Mfor dressed is lots osuit pufsh
fHmhet awed to order. ~ u " tsss
Il fel9 sn5 ST ST Ar No Mills. New BaSiHs
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a Glass Of Brown and q r. Hawley,
after Passed N shipmaT4H A dams. r. s. May.
after Passed N idshipman5 W.. HI Wards ]. Nv Shirk
and George q ferlIson after Passed
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8AT1LES8Cs 8E0E4fSEES.S AUCPIuNEER4 ANIasGgss
streett sbufe
Msssissippi.a 5S
MS WiiIse and Property OF all descriptions
consigned him. and prompt remittnees
S3-R efarS
Niessrs. John SCuddy Brown Il New or
Assn s fsalSsI Ip
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~ --FARE-ss & 37E 5f 4sS 4 Il SsSf H.
Cabin Mississippi City Biloxi and Ocean 30
Deck &
Children $50
4 5Ss DEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place !:
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5s3 4 4 r. GIih DtsS, agent, 10 Bank Place.
lew 0Tlsaus November 4. 1856 la nj
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fYrssss ssTSGA GAfEEEEs sFGsANEG8INelN4-REs

Is VI ~ ~
E,
Grand Saint Joseph, Rodney.
Bayou Lafon and all landings
te ed acconl
tuohHisis, apply Board
gje2T EEFISsSS9st TsdsG Frent toa
HIM l4s Carendalet street. 9s
FRAN VIII freight for niI points
made 10
small hoas sXicks fts5
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(NEFIGE1 .OEs NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
No. oil Camp
led under Act Of tie isiataTe. March, 1856
Tie office Instito open for ths reception of
Deposits from to O'clock.
and oil evenings from S 70 8 coeis.
Deposits pf 9ne DSIa lld tplEaas VIII bereesiyad
o funds js limited w the Act
81 psits 2s the
npotl and Real
Estate within limits Of the Orleans exceedA
ing 80 per cenl-. le appraised cash yalue
Jledgc Of the tGck of the incorporated Banks III
New Orleans exceeding e Of the market yllue
Interest FROM the pE the
funds be distributed the
No Trustee diTecs Of funds
or receive any pay OF e1nolunent Whatever
Gegftates deposits, interest rate to be agreed
he issued for than Sl for O.
specified time n ~ & - N 3S5 5sf8
George Ensss WA d. Kelly ~ iilam Noselfs
Z W.SN. Mercer, Geo. ufquhaEtI r; Bs Sumner,
4li, ,t. I1ncaH, Az Eeine, eeprEe Jonas
RiIhemns BogeYf, r. Il. Wood Thos 81 Glers,3
Thos 5A Adams III A. Bradford 40. ANtIiers.,
II g2t3zs ". N. aSfERE EER, President
sSst d ELL yI ys
I'm. IN EEsa >Fice Presidents
$S9@ sF b gSH8tNEFtS Max
- d. j. 1.sWIEHERts, Treasurer
NJ B-Copes Of the Act of and aWs can
,beohiilinei 81 Tie Office. asst II
gTaEsUEs " KNIlGEETs5TICATss44 44TH 3 sUEsaRI DER
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PEG NJ / & ssIS 81 q n q.

9 iS4sss. RIlGsULAT 3 Il. LOUIS e AIIS-
FIT senser paexet ~
all landng freight
5sz5 BHN ~ HYDE " COZ ss Poydras sts Z
pan secured
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gentleman lest His Trunk willie travelling
id y stsTil wrate TO te sailroal
agent anti ca, adding way
0f e Tie trunk b. maFkea 6u5t
.lefs esly time he fiie
sNfea Altar aEetul esQn OF H ths
of tile ends of ys'lF
got tie tier the
other tEssSatipp ssenel
ofls talked the llosss Y woman can
III sIiaa aimast death aaal ITelilss s
like to know tlatasai1a ki1llls
tines to death gtfhe5D hiyOsap pher gaye 1os
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ssg3 v * ". s
. fsg5@gs so boxes Sicily LEMONS;
30 bags Cow y ESAs;5 IS E
gs, s. III fS % bugs Targg5na AIiNoN NDSiii
5 hass UTS rs "A .5sEj
INK ~ 40 casss CA MTG MA(sISG ! -
4Stoses True y EMO S4SYIsuP p IS efs
Ffr sal 4 by = "a si IS. COCHRAN Y & Z
.lie2l ia. s4s y No :9s6 Gravit
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~ 3 sStissTEiAEIER Capt. fstMr-s
+ seopi-E0R OUISNTiL lGeent
steamer .l above and 81
fseassa N ew Orleans r
d ESy4Stae secured
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sise that to- ppartefs3 and he Cannot
ii. Bat Mt this sbeeoraes also
recognize erlean ad YentnIer who is cDnqu
tories osesl Sf
American estZens, and Enlisted in the Ualin
as if tbey haa banners and fnusies
throug to New leaiss would have
Ebeen hle To carry on amy longer IN the
face Of the oter game pf political
sneutfalit played our
are the iaeonsst teneies in mixed characters
alWays involve tfen,s ives. and
no which they are tinate ponpoMs ae-t
eusatinn vansh in sraake, the Whole enlistment
controversy III am0neIt obsolete and tie Govern
ment Of the nited State falls back On the inarg
and undutbed right of eFery Government til consult
personal feelings in tile foreign Minis
tiers. Rhoagh the charge IN given u yet accused
has conducted his defence UNPLEASANT nertnsGity
He IS tight the main but there Is mistake some
where. In5the ang1ag of the old they
know, they do not Lord Carendon fanatiansis
Eadnitted TO but there is an unsettled
balance between, Mr.. and some rGan
gentlemen, and he must be dismissed for him.
self agreeahle. 10 such plant ii il disuIt
ito reply. TIE Bsiti$h esoresaia,e,t cannot aisge
IS because Mr.. euSps
4 ton is charged acith beng SO. 81
It's not tile custom for greatSnati0 ION to take per-
sen8I ions have foreign
4 ministers except on public grounds THE ulteti
States has to this Tefuge of weakness BY
sEpretending stricl neutrality it never OBJ
seryed when interest stood in is there
another Government in the world that on The
day would receive a Minister from Mr. and
dismiss one from q er on paIely
81 personal gfounds. ss
A sS8S s7S News nom Iassl q. "a 555,
a The Hamburg News publishes d letter ron1 Var
= saw which contains second speech del the
a per0r Of Flssia to assalhl sse htslidred
aud fifty suobles on the day fallogging Hi
grand iaII gigef BY The enttlnents e%
y pressed by tile similar those mani
fested in inst dress aad hadeehlFed hlnsel
a &reeaY to do that in his
n geiop the peritg Of ad
dtess eldded hoWe with lnen#ee 10 this ei
u sfect, e it known alse togea, tle1ep tint whel
y it's necessai can punish and Y Do sol
N S5aasS InSarRee1fen IN 2kr!.hsa. N
Adsices troni Alexandria Of the sth nsk., seeege
wis that Arssba II ana If nsll
reetion. 1T has declared that will mo oageEN
the ruleof the Sultan. Governor Of I'll
Ie9laz holds Without relief orspl
ssHpogts #.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-03
ARBITRATION.

The papers transmitted to the Senate on Friday
respecting the proposal Of the British Cabinet TO
refer the decision of the Central-American ques.
ton to an arbiter present novelty not often met
With in diplomatic affairs. On the 10th of No
yerber last Lord Clarendon sent a dispatch to Mr..
Champion offering to submit to an umpire the
dispute growing cut OF the Clayton Bulwer treaty,
and directing Mr.. Champion to lay the proposition
before the American Government. On the 9th of
February, five days ago. at midnight Mr.. Cramp-
ton sent hurried note to the State Department,
transmitting the dispatch in question, and eIcusing
himself for not having sent il before on the ground
that be had entirely overlooked the order of his
Government which it contained. 1t had lain thus
lOrg sumberine in bis breeehes pocket its contents
quite unknown TO him. until being suddenly walked
BY the public discussion Of the question, he had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-03

We do not wish to excite hopes which may prove
to be ill-founded; but we deem it our duty to say
that the report given in our columns by Mr. Charles
Aborn, the mate of the British brig Bogert, who
states that on the 10Th ut. he saw on the Banks a
steamer answering the description of the missing
Pacific, affords the most satisfactory ground yet
offered for believing in her safety. The circum-
stances of her appearance and course, as narrated
by Mr. Aborn, seem not only possible, but probable;
and until it is demonstrated that he is mistaken, bis
statements will be received with much confidence
BY those who were before inclined to despair OF
ever seeing that noble ship in port again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-03
No intelligence OF the steamer Baltic had reached
us at the hour of going to press this morning.

We give full report of the proceedings attend
ing the surrender of the Cincinnati fugtives, with
the opinion of Judge Leayitt as to the relative
claims of the Sheriff and the Marshal. II seems
that the surrender extends only to the four
adults; the three children are still retained under
the writ OF hsbeas corpus issued from the Probate
Court and upon which no decision has yet been
given. The matter is not yet ended. Governor
Chase and the Ohio Legislature will hardly submit
to have the criminal Jurisdiction of Ohio set aside
by slave-cstching Commissioners and United States
District Judges.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-03
CmCuyAR M. q

ofses o" TIE DusYsE FoEsYTH MAsvYAcruRHs Cor
,Iryr Rochester, EewIosk
The Duryee Forsyth MsnufscturnF Company" feel CON-
psed another that hss been put nrth b
btsres,ed ,sres 70 the injury Of the Company.
FirstAn article gons the rounds OF the Newspaper and
nduso.y circulated the effect that The Baltimore Court
of Common Pleas decreed IA that FsTbsuh
Scales the standard - ,
That question ase before the Court which Of tied
yurie.ctol whose decisions have vanity be-
yOnd tie County involving the relative accuracy OF
Fatak those Of Another manufacturer not oar
the 81 before he Cou aud Il sufcsen TO say
hougL the Fairbanks Scale shown - be more sSn
he other and heuce decided THAT Ease 20
en- il forms evidence that between other makers u -
fbal precedent - established 70 govern
II will handy be pretended that case deolea 10
ocal Inferior COUrt facts ARISING upon the psfi
.ase and between makes Ia serve - esiebnns ~
ali for n time and m reis,on 70 ne
manufactures Of HAKERs a AGA es any FAc IN he
tcas instance decision have been rfh! and Ia zoe
and under other circnstaiees aHefeHt
siscu ssh properly have been nadei aud yet II sue
3y,sd d unfair sateeufs that seat orth snd thereby
srv IL oe 20 Us and who engaged 10 the sane
busfers We stIea such REPRESENTATIONS 70 the tHo
a. 10 have used and s using our wares ad $40 70
the PUBLIC whether not Justified IN thus DOtelns n
10 booster ny BY fsb ated statements bEsDsss uA
TEARS COMPLETION. -, .,, .,- o-ss,
The nsny are manufacturing aud furnishing upon oios
IL bef onay Of Scales, such Railroad, "senols sua
sfc,s ccses also article Of FIRE and BVkSLAk
POO, sATEs Warehouse Trucks, Manifest Presses &C
,. ...s,,ion rive. 70 All orders Res pectfully
CHAUxcEY DURYEE, SuPe intoudenf
Nh Our Agents In New-Yo he.Ts. DURkEE, hoVGH
& Co No. IS Whitehall and No. Stone st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-03

Welearn that meeting is called for this evening
al the Broadway House, with view nominally to
the perfecting of the organization OF the Wing
party To that there can be no objection; but 1t
is TO be hoped that the gentlemen concerned in this
movement will not allow it to be made trap for
transferring them, by a sudden jerk, to the Pro-
Slavery wing of the Know-Nothing party.
The National Inteligencer, The Philadelphia North
Arnerieon. The Boston Daily AdrertiSer aud, SO far
as we know every intelligent newspaper in the
country attached to the principles OF the old
Wigs, and still claiming to be ranged under that
banner, have expressly declined to say Amen to Mr.
Fillmore's nomnaton-and that, for the very sensi-
Bile and sufficient reason that he is not nominated
as Whip, but US a Know Nothing. The case is
thus strongly put by The Philadelphia North Ameri-
can
This il not Wing nonination-it is not Con-
seryatiye nom natiOI-t is not an American nomna-
tion in the high and true of that much abused
name /. is knOw-NOthing nomination, with all its
pecuIarities and, at the very moment at which 1t is
made it is p Oclamed, by authority, and a. If In vim
dcatiou from aspersOn that Mr.. Fillmore was and Is
a member of a Know Nothing lodge, in good stand
ing having taken all three oahs and that but for that
he would not and could not have been nominated;
aud on the ticket with him IL placed gentleman VINO
was Mr. Fimores most virulent assalant in 1880 and
who, if our memory does not mislead u.s. in lsi4 was
one of the loudest in deuuncaton of Henry Clay and
Theodore Frelinghuysen, Mr.. Freinyhuysen being
supposed to be the especial representative of those
forms of religious belief about which there is so much
outcry ncw. Our opponents, wrote Mr.. Fillmore to
Mr. Clay, in 1874, by pointing to the native Ameri-
'cans aud to Mr. Frenghuysen, drove votes from us,
and lost us the day. leader of those opponents,
who thus cried down the native Americans and Mr..
'TrtliDghuysen, is now Mr.. Filmores companion on
this strange ticket Well may considerate men hold
back when by such processes, such results are pro-
duced."
Such being the circumstances under which Mr..
Fillmore has been nominated, we'll indeed may
considerable men hold back, and decline to be
precipitated into committal which certainly
requires, before it is made very cautious and
thoughtful consideration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-03

The place called "Dicjms," said, in the news
BIS the America, to have been ceeded to the Dutch
in their new treaty with the Japanese, wherein to
form IN entrepot for the Dutch trade with Japan,
is the little island Desims at Nangasaki, occupied
as the ste Of the Dutch factory for two centuries
past. Hitherto the occupants have paid certain
annual rent to the Japanese psoprietOrs of the
island and buildings, under whose constant super
vision, as we'll as under that Of whole host OF
officials, they have been obliged to live Probably
by the new treaty they have obtained the entire
control of the island as their own property, and
freedom from more or less of the espionage,
restrictions and annoy snces by which, hitherto,
they have been hampered. If so, this is one step
more toward the opening of the Japanese trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-03
THE CRIMINAL CODE.

A hill We see. has been reported IN the Assembly,
70 repeal the Prohibitory Liquor law ana 'na'
body seem, 10 be 20 much in hurry to carry ou'
the recommendation of It's Committee, as to neglect
the ordinary courtesy, Tot to say prudence anu
decency. of waiting for the minority report II
sppesrs 10 u.s. however that there Is another niS'-
ter which, before repeating the Prooloitor! Liquor
law ouobt 70 be attended to. There Is the Code
of Criminal Procedure which, in the face ana eyes
Of an express constitutional Injunction, nss en-
couptered such long DELAYS, and of which, at THIS
session, we have heard nothing since the report OF
the Committee made near its commencement
Surely this Code of Criminal Procedure is every
way entitled to precedence. The duty of enacnng
II is specially imposed upon the Legislature by the
Constitution. which to the best of our recollection,
makes 10 special mention either of liquor laws or
thtir repeal In the next place, this Code has been
long under consideration; il has been reported and
re-reported and there is no danger, as there may
he in the Liquor law matter of haste in acting
upon il. But there is a third reason not less
weighy.
A. the Inauguration Of the free sale OF liquor,
which, if not the object of all the rePealerS is
pretty certain to be the result of their success, is
very certain, according to all past experience TO
he attended with a great increase of crime 1t
seems but reasonable that before lifting up the
oodgates a. putting the waters in notion the
judicial saw.mills, carding machines trip-hammers
and Other like apparatus should be repaired and
and remodeled after the latest aud most approved
patterns. We may be perfectly certain that with
all the grog shops, those of the country as well as
those of the city in full operation, even with all the
improvements introduced by the new Code, and
the saving thereby of time and labor to the Courts
ard the prosecuting officers, it will be nothing too
easy to dispose of the increase of business which
may be fairly anticipated for our Criminal Courts
But even apart from all these special consid-
erations the reasons for acting upon the new Code
with promptness and decision are numerous ana
manifold. That Code, as will be evident to every
intelligent man. lawyer or not, who Will take the
trouble to examine it, is a vast improvement upon
our existing practice, which it relieves IRON nu-
merous antiquities and uncertainties which at
nresent NAV perplex and balk the ablest lawyer.
II is one of the much-needed steps 10 an Improve
ment called for by public voice which cannot long
be withstood-hat of purgng the law OF all Its old
scholastic absurdities, and of making it correspond
to the practical good sense of the times.
We trust the Legislature does not intend to ad'
iourn without fulfilling its constitutional duty in
this matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-03
FROM WASHINGTON.
LITTLE MATTERS.

EdIrorial Correspondence Of The n Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, d. c., Thursday, Feb y, 1856.
No individuals grief or glee can be worth half
column in a leading journal; and yet one may oc-
cupy such position that vindeatiOn of bis fair
fame may be of something like public consequence.
Let ue say few words, then, in reply to recent
structures bearing on myself.
III, Boston Daily Adrsr';ser complains Of my
being in Washington at all, arguing that ought to
be at home in New-York. Yet constantly meet
here Editors of other journals from different quar-.
tiers ofthe Union, including the Eastern. Some OF
these are 70, have BEEN candidates for Clerk Of
the House. Printer Binder, &C., and have re-
psasd bese s.Teral weeks Va such erraads; Jet |
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crowned headi Crown do not always or
generally cover brains. Neither is crowned
head necessarily more independent of snls 'er
influence. than one uncrovned If il is difficult
TO find in private station an individual suitable ior
reference of this sort, is it any the less difficult
among Kings Mr.. Buchanan seems to know oil
only one person out of the entire lot whom he re-
gard. as.f for the duty. But why should the
choice cf an arbiter be thus restricted For our
own part, our preference il for man not King
We advocate arbitration, and we propose Baron
rJuuboldt AZ the umpire. Who names better
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KANSAS IN THE sENATR-HALE-T0OSb'


WASHINGTON, Thursday, Feb. 25, lo'''
have not been an admirer Of JOHN p. HALL
political debater fancying that his efforts, hes.
and glowing as they usually are, are dehc'an' :.
precision Of statement and careful fortihcsaon v
those points against which an adversarys lo'e'
will naturally be directed. When / say, 'ne.'
that Mr.. Hale made to-day the best speech Of Us
life, say less than the general verdict Of IL hs'
trs vii warsaat. 1t was really great sd''' o.
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TO CORRISpnNpENTS

Ne notice be taken Of Communications What
ever intended insertion must be authentic ated BY the
address Of the wrer-no necessarily for Puoiiea
ton bu; a d guarantee Of his good faith
We cannot undertake rejected Communications
To OTIS FEIENps-Suscrbers, in sending emittanees fire.
auouy mention the name OF the Post OIhee, and
Ten frequently the OF the State, 20 which thor paper
to be- seut-slwsys mention the name OF the Po"Chee
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