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CAUTION.
IT, ns citizen, Of d, D.riet Of colpn,Sia !:

To hs eihseHs Of he District Of Columbia
deem it my duty TO make the following statement via
Some weeks ago Mr. p H. Skinner, who professe5 d
teach the deaf and dumb and bliud called at my hous
with couple of deaf and dumb boys and after exhibiting
their performance stated that bis object was to cssb
an institution for the instruction of those unfortunate
iugs in this District and the first STEP to get uum
OF respectable citizens TO act trustees directors
gave him S25 and told him would make 1t S00 as RO
as his seminary was permanently organized.
Having visited his school, | became deeply interegel
and not only consented as director bat determine
tl give house and twoacre lot of ground adjoining M
city for the Of the Institution and to aid II with forbid
contributions Of money; and consented that Me- Skup
should take possession Of the house at once adding SIS
my contribution. Having rented another house Of me
removed bis family into H. and without consulting me-
any one eas, commenced altering the house intended d
the institution, and rendered it uuiphabitabe Fn
log that his plans changed from day day, and ibbu
from that and other distrust OF bis real oec
directed him to desist f.m further operations upou
house until board Of directors could be organized III
following gtnilemen 10 act IN that capacity h
Rev. b. cumberland d. A. HALL j. G. Mcclure, W II. 3D.
and Judson Mitchell, with Mr. Skinner and myself Il
meeting was held on Saturday evening the 25h udmo
y ich Mr., Sknners conduct indicated that he was D
disposed to submit to reg ulstion or accountability.
cnmit'ee was appointed 10 take charge Of the property
tns ihsnunoni ana W call on Mr. Skinner for oil the o
tails Of his school, including his receipts and expenditure
with any outstanding dehts that the board might Judge
tc cxpediency Of adopting Il with all it's responsibilities
The call was made on Mr. skinner by respectful le't
delivered on the 2sth utmo. He very indignant
the proceeding, and the next day removed his estsbs
ment back 70 tho city.
The inference s unavoidable that Mr. Skinner never cor
tamplatsd the establishment OF permanent instituted
but only desired authority the names Of respectable
citizens rs means TO raise money for which be never NJ
tended to account And understanding that be indus
trously engaged in travelling from house to house ab
appealing to the symp Of the benevolent for the
htcted children, feel 1t my duty to denounce him
imposior, who his trained children for the sole p
pose Of raising money for his own use
The board Of directors above named will meet on ~
10Th instant when they will consider what further sfi
stall be taken to accomplish the object of their organzso
My absence alone has prevented earlier publcsto'
on this subject AMOS KENDALL
November 4 1856
The daily union., 1856-11-06
TIE AFFAIRS OF NAPLES.

The telegraphic despatch from Quebec announcing hs
arrival of the screw steamship Canadian meutioneh thai
Eagland and France had suspended diploma relations
with Naples This movement was thus announced in th
Paris Ioaitsm;
Peace having zen concluded, the hrst of the
gress of Paris insure deviation from it, With th
object the penpoena les Investigated the limits of disturb
that still existed in Europe and they especially dit ected
their attention the condition of Italy, Greece, and Bel
gum The Naples alone has baughly rejected he
advice of France and England though Offered in the
friendly The rgor and cnercon adopt
ed for long time past, the of Aton b,
the government Of the Two see continue agtate and
the conouance of good order in ku ope Und
o the danger Of such of things, France
and England had hoped obvate them by prudent advice
given oPpoftuoe time The government Of the Two
ees closing its to all evidence resolved to persist in
its fatal course.
The i'll reception ded TO legitimate
the insulting doubt thrown the purity of intentions
the Offensive language opposed to aluary couuses and
finally an obstinate refusal could allow the longer
tinuance of amcabe relations This suspension Of official
intercourse any in
nal affairs aud sti less act of hostility nevertheless for
the security of the subjects aud the two governments be
possibly compromised the latter to provide against such
contingency have combined their squadons but have
sent their ships into Neapotan In order
give for interpretations this simple
OF eventual protecnn " bich has character menace
cannot moreover be considered support
those ho seek 10 shake the throne the King OF the
Two Sciles." .r#.
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rRIEsr nInnE1 NEw EkuLANb.

The result OF the prsidential eecon IN New England
proSesbat lbs majority Of Ter people tsye bowed their
neeks 10 .he dominion Of religious taRstcism Whilst
their hearts &C bleeding over the condition Of slavery in
which the negroes at the South placed they 10 be
wholly unconscious that they the victims Of far worse
seryijty themssFpa They the slaves Of passion OF
pr judiee Of religious tyranny and yet they hug their
own chains Of absolute ubjecon puritanieal faua
risu and think they doing God service in shedding
the servy Of southern slaves who neilhtr
desire in need Of their synpathies New Eng
And Is to-day groaning under desposm which chal-
lenges parallel in any other part Of the world. They
labor under the delusion that they free men, ard
they boast loudly Of their devotion to freedom. But
there, is no freedom in New England. The Church
Is supreme the minds of the prestridien peopl
They do think for themselves but the political oraces
Of the pulpit do their thinking The worst species of de
pon Is that in which the mind Is euslayed That is the
desputsm that broods New England. The slave Of
the South il happy and conented with his condition lie
knows that be u Ro fitted b. nature for freedom and be
s eoa.a~ with the guardian prot.,, which he e.ioys
tfofn hutne.v ard kind masers The New England men
deluded with the idea that they free and yet they
wearing the chains Of eusaved intellectual beings
They look their religious teachers for their thoughts
and they follow the dictates of bgotry and spaucsm with
sIaVish submission. They accept whatever hllsehood
whether of doctrine of fact that their religious guides
choose 10 impose upon them. Church and State yir
tually in New England. The power of the pulpit ID
supreme and II has just been exered in debating the vote
cast for Fremont. aallh .-lrla.. .sagng9 ..
The daily union., 1856-11-06
THE WHOLE OF 1T.

Hon. Josiah Randall, in his last speech, says:
1.-The question, when rightly considered k really brought
down within email compass, and furnishes little
ground for the inammatoy state OF feeling the northern
States that almost impossible that the public mind
could be excited By II 10 such height All admit that the
moment Territory becomes State II restore slavery
within it's bounds II |, previously existed there or not
introduce IT, without the possibility Of being prevented by
any power whatever The question relates only the con
don Of that Territory during tbs continuance or IT, terrific
rial organization"
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..aIsLlgsl1 - - .Eg.Innna = .

explain the nature Of the proposed enterprise and its
mount importance TO the slaYeholdiug States Ia anos
communication shall enter into minute details relative
10 the Of caryingt Il into successful operation
will state however that every southern citizen whe
chooses may become eo-partner Ia Ii that the shar
gil be Issued fer 500 each that person shall be Der
mittsd 10 subscribe for two or more until all shall fST,
had ample time to subscribe for one and iat each Ts
Boldug State aud the District Of Columbia shall be emil
lied 10 one manager in the concern.
Your iIiepd and countryman,
. A. DUDLEY MANN
The daily union., 1856-11-06

The following tecgraPhic dcsPatche, reached ye.tsr
day; ~
Clsarsold county, $50 plurality for Buehan,n-s demo.
cratic gain Of 90.
Thirtysevsn districts In Berks county give buchanan
so6li fusion, 1884, Buchanans majority will be about
1900.
In Anegbspy county Fremonts gain is s7 over the oeto
Der vote The fusion msjofty in the county probs
bly, 300.
democratic piursties fusion-Sohuyki 5O0i Per
~, 700; Chester, 5Ooj Monroe 1,I3O; Columbia 500
Northumberland, l,425; Montgomery $780, Mmin gives
fusion majority Of l73.
Dsuphn-fuson majority between seven and eight hun
dred, Monroe countydemoorate plurality over fusion
1900.
The daily union., 1856-11-06

Mak q thus far TO al OF 10 for Buchanan and Breck
inridse Ia this the six of Louisiana ncu
"a Is believed that lie Democratic gains in the eoun
shes thgt s ale will than eountef balance ii
large majority which The frauds and vioeu Of the know
nbhtngs secured tor Mr. Fillmore in New Ore ans.
O Tucvday last presdsr al electors chosen by the
LEGISLATURE Of South C4roina uuder instructions to voe
for Mr. Bueh .unn.
We h~Ve le,evtd despatch from Philadelphia anpounc-
tng that the democratic State central comute of Penn
syivanu in receipt of despatch stating Kentucky
his given large democratic majority also, one from
Governor Wright, which that gentleman states that the
dem, rtuc mi ri'y in Indiana is fifteen thousand and
third "el ach claiming large democratic majority in L.
linos
depsch fom the agents Of me associated p ess foots
up tie pluraIies In New Yak as far as received fol-
lows: FtemonI l3s,096, Buchanan, ll2,7s2 Fillmore
73l13
Partial reiuFr, hav BE- received from every State in
the pni,n e. spt Aisoar Aiksrsa Florida Texas Iowa
aud Ca ornia The result il The named State cannot
De Flown before next month.
The following returns appear in the New York Times Of
yesterday morning:
The daily union., 1856-11-06

SMALL sorEs TusEssEE--ln accordance with law
Of the last legislature and after the first Of September
1851 the issuance or circulation OF small notes Of less
denomination than S. BY any bank except the Bank Of
Tennessee is made indctable offence punishable BY
fine OF not less than $500 nor more than $4,000,
The daily union., 1856-11-06

The following returns reached by telegraph yesterday
The ia New York city is nearly TO- OOO Buchanan
Fremont nearly 23 600, Fillmore nearly q 900
Wood uodpubtedly elected mayor by handsome plu aity
The whole democratic municipal ticket also elected 10
complete returns from 30 counties Ia The State show Ere
mont over Buchanan Is 000 and Buchanan over Fillmore
40 uoo Astsson, republican, l. reelected to Congress
from Oneida Burroughs. republican, in Niagara over
Washington Hunt Morgan, republican reelected 10 Cayu
ga by an overwhelming majority. The whole republican
State ticket Is probably elected.
Er- county, tuus towns exclusive Of Bufalo) Fremont
l,s3oj fmore l,335 Returns from the interior show
large republican gains. Almost all the couues wbeth
er sulhcisn to the large majority which III.
democrats have In this part Of the State still
ath'ush the chances favor the republicans The New
York tribune estimates that Fremont has carried tho Stat,
BY 5000 and KING, republican, for governor by 10000
Boekland county, cnmplste-Buchanan, 52lt Fillmore
V2Oj Fremont, &C., democratic gain about 75O Ontario
ai except two towns-Fremont, 2O9; Fillmore 2ll9
buchanan, 1854. Caypgs, compcte-Fremont, s952;
Hnch"nsu 1908; Fillmore, ,934 Albany county com
pete-BaehsnGus msj ry Fremont, 300 over FIJI.
more, $500. Corning, democrat, elected to Congress
Orange county, six hear from-Buchanan Cso
fremont, 1885, Fillmore, s7l
The democrats have carried the ertire municipal ticket In
Brooklyn, excepting the board OF aldermen stranabau the
republican candidate for C"ngre Ia beaten by democrat
Cl, e,topai dssgaon.-It is estnated that .i,ht.sr
republicans and twelve democratic copgeEsmen have been
ehosen and three doubtful with chances in favor Of the
democrats.
FrNSsYLvAsA.
The Philsdelphis Ledger Of yesterday morning saysi
Ttas lees Than I've tickets In the hed-ths Bu-
haUh, the 'sls bit cut FILLMORE Ticket Wbicb vss yotyd
- bosr who refused o.,oR, and which has poed heavy
vot he straight our Fremont ticket, which has cey
Totes At ALL and the tickets with the same
ecrors the first name, the ticket. being beaded re
spcuvr BY the names Of Fm"re and Fremont This last
tb+ which The Buchanan electoral ticket bad TO
con, nd throughout the State, and the With which
~ shpaii BE- compared.
The Is toersbly fu but very evident from the
rssnt than large number Of the Fillmore have
stepped oo ron the ranks Of their party and instead
Of voting The iuson uke have gone 10 Buchanan
vhosa plurality the fusion ticket reaches $50 and ms
msjpriy over all vs. The aggregate 10 ia OF
1,bs3 more thnn was cast at the October election
The gains of the dsmocracy in PENN large
fnder, IDENTITY Of the extraordinary maturity In Phil
nftlphta bis secures bis native state Mr. buchanan
and gives b twenty seven electoral the llo
nscerssry to his election to the presidency"
The daily union., 1856-11-06

PRFsByTERIAN sssIoN The receipts Of the board V
Presbyterian Church told School for September are po
"a ~ follows; Domestic missions, S4o70 "a educanOI
sl,bs2 25; foreign missions, $472s OF publicanol
sb2e4 SO donations and inclusive and church eItenson
Se9s IT, Total sl68Ss 75
The daily union., 1856-11-06
The NEW YORK CONGRESSIONAL DELEGA-

According to the Herald the delegation from New York
in the Congress will stand IA democrats to 10 oppo
stion as follows.
The daily union., 1856-11-06
IHE FnEsiDENTIAL ELECTION.

We give below AL the returns which have reached u
by mail the telegraph up to tie hour Of going TO press
The interruption Of telegaphic communication on most Of
the aud southern nes has prevented us from fur
nshna our readers with full returns from those sec
tIons of 10 UEinn had anticipated and indeed,
we had right expect but meagre and imperfect as the
returns are sufficient is known . warrant the cou6dent
bef that tie democratic candidates for the presidency and
vice presidency have stcn elected by the people by most
decided msj uily Ia addition to the liz electoral votes
of fourteen syuhsrn States the before US indicate
the electoral Of the following northern States
have b,eu certainly secured Tor Mr. Buchanan;
The daily union., 1856-11-06

Fr1m tha New Yafk Herald ofyfserday.
The following is the result according to present appear
The daily union., 1856-11-06
A srUpBsDous ESTBRPRIsE--A WEEKLY STEAM
SHIP FERRY Lac BerwFEN THE CHESAPEAKE
n BAY AND MILFORD HAVEN

The Hon A. Dudley Mann the late accomplished aad
talented Assistant Secretary Of Sate hes addressed let
ter o the citizens Of the sayehodiug States IN which be
announces his purpose in conuexon witt others to
ubh "a weekly iron steamship ferry line between the
Chesapeake bay aud Milford Haven" lie develops hiF
enterprise bad shows its pr4ctica0y and its great i'm
portauee in abwtitten pamphlet Of try pages. The
following extracts will enable our readers 10 form idea
" The great enterprise
The daily union., 1856-11-06

Buchanan over Fremont In 1855 probably
Buchanan over Fremont and Fillmore
The daily union., 1856-11-06
THE FRAUDS AND UUTRAGEs IN BALTIMORE.
The Baltimore Republican oflast evening says.

The Baltimore Republican flast evening says:
There Is not in this city who doe. not know that
the bloody tragedy Of yesterday, called election
mere horrible rrocksythat Thousands Of illegal
poltd BY the opposition or democracy, md That thousands
of hOne voters prevented from givng By
tho organized and armed bands Of rusrs Who at IN early
hour, took possession Of tho polls md kent possession
throughout the day. In several Of the wards The majority
OF the kaow, ,nothngs greater thsn the whole legal vote
and yet the democrats scarcely permitted poll vote
These early reported To the mayor and we're
treated By him with perfect indifference his police force
enlisted everywhere upon the side Of the fowdes and
The increased vote which they received shows concae
that their services worry snsctrs-ogairt n. denoo-
rucy. NJ. ..n
The course Of the nothing press, including tho
American and Patriot has been such encourage and
stimulate the state things which has brought such dgraeo
upon the city. The Patriot with vugsrity and indeoency
only eqused by the Clipper snesred the governor aud
rdcued bis desire to maintain the peace Of the city, and
compmented Mayor Kinks upon his refusal accept o
aid, thus showing perfect understanding among the coo
onists to the plan Of carrying the election IN this city
We would ask what the coatonsts have accomplished by
their violence and fraud and murders7"
The daily union., 1856-11-06
vraerSrA.
The following ia the vote Of Richmond city.

In the suserDsOrial election 1855 the know nothing ms.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-13

ELryEx prRsoSs fHozkS TO DEArH.--Thc
Baltimore Republican states 'hAl on he night oI
Wednesday. The OH ins,., eleven children were
frozen 10 death N shanly IN The suburbs of that
cily. The brreavej mother of The eleven little
ones survived. though much injured by lie roll.
The ialIlef, poor dunkafl, bad deserted Vi,
family.
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JOSEPH r.. BLOSSOM,
Commission & Forwarding Merchant,

WILMINGTON, N. CO
viii give his personal attention to business entrusted TO
his care, and shippers may rely Oh having
prompt returns.
Liberal advances made on consignments Of oil kinds
Of Country Produce oI sale in this Market or for ship
ment to other ports.
Consgnmenls Of FlouI solicited.
March, 1855. 79tf--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-13

How TO SUBDUE Vicious IioRsE --On lonk.
ing over some old papers lie oher day, we
came across The following. whrh, If true. is
worth knowing. Il seems that fruiless efTon
was being made in blacksmilll's ship 10 shoe
VICIOUS horse, which resisted all efforts, kick
ing aside every thing bni an anvil, and came
near killing himself against that, when, bv hare
aceideni, an officer. returned rom Mexiro. was
passing, and beng made acquainted with The diff
Gully, applied aronplele remedy BY lie follow.
ing simple process:
lie iouk cnrd-abnul the size af a bed cord
put il in The month Of lie horse like q biz.
lied Il tightly on The top of the horses head.
passing hts left err under The string, moi pain
fully lghi. bnl light enough 10 keep The ear down
and The cord in lis place. This done. lie pailed
tlie horse gently on The side II lchead, and com.
msnded him In fnlla.--. --..I ist~nIl. she
oheyed, perfectly suhdued, and as gentle and nbe-
,iieanIs well trained dog-sntr.ring lis feet 10 be
lified with entire impunliy, aud acting 10 all re-
specis like an old siager.
The simple string. thus tied, had made him
al once a. dntile and obedeni as any one could
dpsire. The gentleman who thus furnished ihs
exceeding simple means Of subdnng very
dangerous propensity, inimaed Thar il il prac.
used III Mexico aud Saulll America, in The ma
nagement of wild horses. BE this as il may, lie
deserves The thanks oI those whose business i
may be 10 shoc OF groom The ANNALS.
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