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BNsKEr WARE.

n LARGE addition y ms, orfm' inc n
- ding a great variety Of omnon and fancy r, y
kcts Flower Baskets Knit and Silver skets TI v
cling Basket School Satchels, &c, just rrc.v vt
the n,.use Fur ishi' Store next 70 ndd Fei'. VS.
Hall seventh street A. RoTHwELl.
hlay 10 : eoStif
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100 RECIPES FOR 81.
TAKE NOTICE.

nNHE subscriber Oilers (for n few days)
his whole stuck ol fine Watches, rich n.
Gold Jeweiry, solid Silver Ware, &C. at much "a.
lower rates than goods of like good ALT, 0AAi&A
have been so for in his city; ther, FORE ali
call Immediately, the remainder 81 h $ stock II
be renewed shortly to he store form rlv occupied b
the late Mr.. keyworth, No 1885, Pennsy vs'a ave.
nue., where the unders gned would pleased 10 see
all his old friends aud customers, and as many new
ones IA may p ease 10 give hun &C u.
n o HOOD,
may 1-dn AIS. pennsylvania avenue.
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wANTEn,
a PARTNER, ether active or silent,
a with capt. i Of t5h IN the Lime and Cement
Business. The IN, which is capable Of burning
LOO barrels OF lime 10, brrels ~ ment pr day
together wi the mill TO grind the cement il already
built. Apply to
A. s. BURROWS,
552, Pennsylvania avenue, bet. Isl aud Cd ats.
may L.
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THE NORTuEAN LI,EhTIE, FlnE
COMPANY
Int nd givinga
P | G N | C
To the
WHITE HOUSE,
On Monday, the 18th IF June.
Particulars in future advertisement
may TIT fStarl


BUILDING lois, VERY ELIGIBLE
- and desirable, may be pnrehseed on reason-
abb. terms by application to the sub .crib,r, W.:
Lot No. 2oa part of 49, IN square $50, having
ont of ~ feet on street between Thirteenth and
F.urt entb. opposite Franklin Square, with Pablo
leys on tn side and re,r.
Lot No. 9, in squars asa, fronting 81 feet on the
south aide Of II street. between sixth and Seventh
extend ne back l35 feet to an alley.
Part OF Lot No. 2, in square 48s, fronting 2s feet
on the north side Of street. between Fifth and Sixth
n xt tn the alev.
Part # Lot No. A. in said square 4sS, with small
brick clearinghouse, fronting AZ feet on Sixth rect
q ar E street
Lot No. y2, in reservation II, fronting 25 feet on
the west side of Second street between b and G
streets.
All the above OTIS are situated in the most i'm
proved TT. of The city, and are very desirable for
plac OF residence
Ais for sale, number Of Lots. in other parts Of
the city, at low prices.
A. ROTHwELI,
Seventh street, next TO Odd Fellows' Hail.
NAV l7--2aw wit
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Baltimore Markets..

BALTIMORE, May 2l.--Flour Is unchanged -
Howard Street and Ohio, $6 IL a So 26. There
are more buyers than sellers this morning.
Wheat is unchanged. Fair to prime reds, 81 Al
a ~ 81 goodto prime white, 81 so q 81 10.
Corn 10 in good demand. White, 44a 80 cents
yellow, 40 a So cents.
Provisions are unchanged.
Bacon--shoulders, z 7-Sas IA cents sides. 4
IL cents; hams. plain, II 3-s.
Mess Pork, $40.
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LOOK ATzHIs MAGNIFICENT soHEKEl

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass !,
To be drawn al Baltimore City, May 81, 1855.
70 nnmbers--l8 drawn ballots.
MAMMOTH SCHEME
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The Court Circular Of April 80 contains the fol
living grave erratum:
Among the presentations at Her Majesty's draw
ing-room on Tuesday Last, the name of Mrs. Ed
ward Bunny was erroneousy printed q BUNNY !"
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Commencernen of ths 80. Line Railroo

NKw YORK, May 2l.--Ground was broken yes
terday at Port Monmouth, New Jersey, being q
commencement Of the Rsritan and Delaware Bay
Railroad, designed eventually to connect N. York
with Norfolk and other Southern cities. by much
shorter route. A large number of vislters we're
present, and Gov. Price, of New Jersey, presided
over the ceremonies. Towards night very SER
Gus riot occurred between party of aericans
and the Irish employees on the road Many per-
sons were seriously injured.
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A BARGAIN.
WILL BE RECEIVED

IL by the undersigned until the 23d mt fr
grad ng and gravelling Teu'h street west from b
street south to Maryland aven the gravel TO be 0
inc in the centre AM 10 hold that width feet,
and brought TO AZ inches at III, gutter Inc, the
gravel 10 b. Of good quality TO be well raked clear
Of sion Of improper &c, and then well rolled with
h avy roller.
Proposals will state the price per cubic yard for
grading and per square yard for graveling. Should
there not BE- earth enough the street the balance
T. be t,ken from sui b portion Of street IN M
the Comm ssioner may direct, free Of charge No
ice is hereby given that cutting filling that which
measur,s most VIII only ,c p~id tor
HENRY ID. GUNNELT,
Commissioner Seventh Ward.
I'M SMILES,
J. II. ROBINSON,
may e. Assistant Commissioners.
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TEL .EtiRAPHTC NEWS.


Qursrc, May 2l.-lhs screw steamship Cana.
dian, from Liverpool 7th instant arrived q, this
port this morning. Her sdsices are not so late by
three days As those of the Canada at Halifax.
NEw YoRK. May 81, ! P.M.--The steamship
Fulton f,om Havre, and Southampton 7lh instant,
are below.
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PORTLAND, May 2l.--Tbs Green Mountain
House at Island Pond, Vermont, was destroyed
BY fire this morning, tog ther with block Of
stores adjoining. Lose heavy; Insurance small
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Yesterday, strawberries sold for 90 cents pe
quart green peas still TASTE Of silver but this
rious weather will soon remedy that evil
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Hon. James Buchanan left in the cars yesterday
afternoon, for his home in Penpsy lvaoia
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Ne,o York Mnrkets

NEW YORK, May el--Flour Il buoyant. Sales
Of 5000 bbls. Common to good State. as SO A8
common TO good Ohio, as IL a &8 81 IL; good
TO standard Southern, SO 81 a ~ fancy to extra
do ~ IL Ia a S8 81.
Wheat is higher. Sales of 1000 bushels South
ern red, 81 90; Southern white, 81 g.
Corn lie buoyant. Sales of $4,000 bushels South
ern mixed, 81 l-2 cents
Pork has declined. Salcaof 400 bbls Mess, 9la
Beef IL heavy. Sales of 500 bbls. Chicago re-
packed, $l2.
Lard is firm. Sis Of 400 bbls at 10 "a eta
Whiskey Il firm. Sales of 600 bbls. at n 81
cents for OHIO
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VyHE ARCTIC REFRIG Err ATOR,
II the fir ever in oduced in .his market, IL
r sale al the House Furnishing Ware Room. Of In
subs r,ber. This r,achess article needs but w bs
seen be admired and approved, and the public ar,
invited to call at the store, where model with glass
doors, is kept in Instant operation showing the cir
cuatiou of air in the R,friger.to which continues
long as there is ice in il. No ventilation from tn,
external air is p rmitt or died. on account of tn
constant ur alton Of the air by its passage oul
the ice. The air eav the ice at temperature OF
30 degrees in dense and drv state and fills directly
upon ticles mellow The ice-box thus produc ON the
,esuts of refrgera ion obtained befors by any
other refrigerator.
For sale by the subscrib- r. agent of HI anufac-
t~rer N. M. McGREGOR,
NAV l7-eo4w $780, Seventh street
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M.pements of SAips OF War

Havements Of Ships Of War.
New YoRK, May 2l.--By an arrival at this port
we learn thatthe United States ships Potomac and
saratoga sai.ed from ST. Barts, on the 9th instant
for ST. Thomas.
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Arrinal ofths Canada.
HALIFAX May 90. P. M.--The royal mail s.csrp-
ship Canada arrived at this port at late hour THE
eveiing, with one weeks later intelligence f,om
Europe. The Canada left Liverpool on the 10th
Instant.
The news by the Canada is of an unimportant
character. new British loan Of Ave million
sterling had been advertised for; bids 10 be re.
ceived on the 10Th instant. Peace rtjoicings con.
tinued.
The Liverpool cotton market was easier, but
prices not quotaby lower. Manch, ster advice
are unfivo'able.
Breadsfuffa were ahade higher Provisions
we're firm, without important change
Consos for money, 90 IA.
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES,
FOR NAY, 1854.
II. FRANCE q Co.,, Manager.

~ All orders from distance sent 70 hubbard
Co, BALTIMORE, Mar lAnd, VII be promptly and
faithfully nlled.
The schemes for May are unusually rich. and we
are confident VI selling customers some Ut the
many b gh Prizes now offered
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOT cry. Class Is.
To be drawn in Baltimore City, May "A. 1856.
70 numbers-l3 drawn ballots.
SCHEME.
.......... an. 900 dollars.
.......... 900 dollars.
rar;,.i rr;..s ........... 5000 dolxrs.
SAp~' P'Ae''''''' ......... 1900 dollars.
....,.. 1000 dollars.
....... 1893 dollars
100 prizes Of. Acknowledgement. loo dollars
&C.. &C. &C
Tickets, $i0--Halves $5--Quarters a. So
Certificates Of packages of 2s wholes shares in pro.
portion.
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One Grand Prize of co 600 Doll

~ All orders for Tickets or Shares in the above
sp endd Schemes viii mer with prompt and reliable
attention. and The Ora ings certified by the State
Lottery Commissioner, sent oil who order.
Address HUBBARD q CO.,
Rsltimore, Maryland
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Mk>. M. Il. HARs cY.
ARTIFICIAL TErTH

VI
uNSERTE on the - atmospheric or
- high pressure pr nciple," from Que -
,oa fulI sci, ut reasonable charge, and
The { lllwing understanding, viz: uIIYYYN
are not pleased, you will not BE- expect
ed to take them.
nr. GO0DMAN'S
804, Pennsylvania avenue
may LIT Adjoining Elliss Music store.
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WANTED,

WANTED,
EVERyBODY tn know that ARNY A.
Ia III nm are the sole proprietors Of the District
for Tur Brothers cell brat d Cling, Wine, and
other quors. Sead your orders 10 No. "a, Green
street, Georgetown. may IA 1T
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Financial
NEW YORK. May FL Stocks are higher Chi
cago and Rock Island, 40 l-2; Cumb Coal. 20 "a |;
Michigan South, W 8 4; N. York Central, 81 l. /;
ennsylvania 'ol Co., 95 SD: Reading, 81
Virginia 6's 81 l-2; Missouri 6s, 81 / 8; Illinoi
Central bonds, SO Is; Sterling exchange Is dull nj
90 IA.
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NEW SPRING MILLINERY.

III Now opening at HUTCHINsOy &
MUNkOS a choice and b autifu, assortmen,
Vz&of spring B,nnets Of every description, which
thev have had made in New York expressly for their
sales.
Ladies' about purchasing could not fail to be suited
a' their Fancy Store, the Avenue, between Nintl
| and Tenth streets. an o.
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THIRTY YEARS VIEw.--rhe subscribers for the
wo'k of Mr. .nton, can obtain it immo diately by
calling at the Office of Mr. Hollingshead, on
street, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
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LNOR Spring and Summer, my stock OF
Il the above is nov full and complete in ever,
department My facilities for doing b Is ness are o
the best character. The public are invited to call
and examine my stock, as | am determined to sell
cheap for cash or 10 my punctual customers.
LANES
Gents Furni shing Store,
Penn. avenue near Four-and-a-half street.
an 30--dtf
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Hubbard Go. are fully authorized to fill all orders
in the Maryland Lotteries
r. FRANCE & CO.,
ap 2h-d&w Managers. Baltimore Md.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.--Tne popular and pleasing
opera Of Cinderella attracted last evening bril-
int audience. The marvellous vocalization of
Miss Louisa Pyne ELECTED the most enthusiastic
applause. Mr.. Harrison never sang or played bet
ter.
gagement nc the Natio ,al with this evenings per-
for,nance, when the beautiful opera. Of Mariana
will be presented, in which the whole company
will appear. Those who desire to hear the exqui-
site mu-ic-of this attractive opera, should secure
seat early in the day.
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ence to notice in this days paper, il will be seen
that there will be grand rally Of the American
pa ty at the Navy Yard tomorrow night, at which
the people Of the city generally are invited TO at
tend. Speeches ~ilI be made by the showing die
tinguishrd members of the House of Representa-
tives, Hon. Messrs. Foster, Marshall, Kennett, Da-
Wis, and Hoffman. Let there be general turn
out.
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WATCH HoUsE-Hugh Atwell, boy of l8, was
sentenced to fine and costs for throwing stones
aud running with fire apparatus. John Peppard,
IL years old, Tor same off nee, received The same
punishment. We glad to the authorities
moving in this MATER; If they pursue this cou.se
lily, minors will soon find that they cannot
break the city law with impuiity.
Two free negro boys, Jas. Mills, IA years DID, a. d
Jno. Talbot, Is, were sent to the workhouse for
disorderly conduct. There were several dodgers
at the watch-house, who were dismissed this morn
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by G.. W.. BerTELER,
AuCtinwent.

my l7-SwS&M
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-10-01
CORRESPONDENTS.

THE article from "Quidam," referred tc
last week, is published to-day, on our frs,
page. II is upon subject which we do no,
care to see controvcrted through orr paper
IN fact controversies, upon whatever subject
lnclining TO be personal, will he cscheu ed
by us. The character ofa paper ain ost in
varlabIy suffers from them; ibcy render n p =
per, in many cases, i curse instead of bless
ing to district. The present, however, is an
extract from a celebrated work and book IS are
but seldom personal; if, however, this should
lead to something more Objectionable, we tell
our friends candidly, they must seek some
other medium for its publication
Perhaps the most difficult portion of an
Editors duties, is that Of passing lust and
impartial decisions upon articles sent him
for publication it requires Judgment and
discretion, more perhaps in many eases, than
we are capable Of giving; but we cndcavor
to follow straight forward, independent
course, recognizing no preferences from per-
sonal considerations, and when convinced in
our own mind, that VIC have acted up to this
rule, the opinions of others to the contrary.
are comparatively of minor importance.
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AGRICULTURAL ANNIVERSARY

THE Anniversary of the Lancaster Arricul.
tural Society, was celebrated in accordance
with previous notice, on Saturday last
The absence OF the Orator selected for the
occasion, DIR. w. e. CAUTHEY, was universal
ly regretted, us many doubtless looked for.
ward to the speech, rs the most interesting
part of the ceremonies. a letter was read
from Dr. CAUTHEN: wherein it was stated
that sickness 10 his family Was the cause of
his non-attcndance.
The President of the Society, however.
alr. JOSEPH A. CUNNINGHAM together with
one two other gentlemen, made some very
appropriate remarks upon the occasion, and
very interesting essay upon agricultural
and kindred matters was read Ly the for
mer,
A large number Of persops were in atten-
dance the Court House was lterully filed
to overiiowing, which was an evidence of
the great interest manifested by our District
ia the subject matter iu hand. After the
reading OF the essay, tie crowd were inyit-
cd to partake of II bounliful Pic Mic, served
up in the Academy Grove. In the after
noon, the several committees proceeded to
examine the stock, specimens Of grain, &c,
brought for exhibition. AS We presume the
several reports of these committees will be
published, we forbear any comments of our
own.
Agricultural Societies, when properly
conducted, may be made fruitful OF much
| good; and the beneficial effects of these an.
nual exhibitions, rs engendering laudable
emulation to excel in the various branches
of husbandy, and in the raising Of the most
| profitable varieties Of stock, cannot be too
highly estimated. The President in his
brief remarks alluded to the many fiatterine
evidences Of improvement, WHICH this So.
cieiy, although yet in its Infancy, has already
produced; Planters, farmers, aud even ne
groes on plantation, have been stimulated
IN Their Efforts 10 produce the best year oi
corn' The sest sample Of cotton, or the best
OF some OF the many yaueties of stock te
be exhibited at these annual celebrations
The subject of agriculture cannot ennros,
too much Of our attention, Ii is certainI,
the most important Of all Rrts, forming as i
does the basis of society, aud constitu,in,
the grest distinction between savage an1
civilized life. Politics, or any of the leadin,
questions of the day, are Of but minor i'm
portanee compared to this one grand subject
upon which our very existence as peopI
depends.
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For the Lancaster Ledger.
Ant;-Know Nothing Mass Meeting and
Barbecue.

Pursuant IL n meeting held in Wadesbor.
oush, Anson county, N. C., September 18th,
the delegates from the various Districts in
Anson, cot vcncd nj lansborough, and unaui.
mously agreed 10 the following resolutions A:
Resolved, That We meet Oh the Both of
October, at Mineral Spring Camp Ground
Anson county, \ G, ten niles west OF
Wadeshorongh
Resolved. That the present crisis and cXi
gcnccs are such, that ihey cal for IN un~
broken front, aud perfect unurimity il the
South.
Resolved, That we, or the Corresponding
Committee, Give in numbcr-aIl old Inc
Wmgs) be requested and instructed TO in
vIe some of the most distinguished Orators
in North ANA South Carolina, Ia address the
assembly on the occasion.
Resolved, That the Press generally be
invited to meet with and participate in The
eating, deliberations, &c.
Resolved, That one and ALL from all parts
be also invited TO attend the meeting on the
occasion.
Resolved, That We furnish bounlful
and substantial! Barbecue, enough for each
for all-fur every one.
Resolved, That the Journals generally be
respectfully asked to copy, ard bring up
their bills, IN the way OF appcti;cs, ocular
and intellectual feast bills, and we promise
10 cash them.
Col. WHITE, Chairman.
J. b. TwITTY, Secretary.
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TFor the Lancaster Ledger
Tribute of Respect.
J. b. TwJTTy, Secretary,

At an extra communication Of Jackson
Lodge, No. SO, Ancient Free Masons, held
on Saturday the 9th ult.. Geo. Nee. With
erspoon, Worshipful Master, in brief bu.
touching addresseommunicated to the Lodge
the mournfuI Intelligence that another work.
man ofthe Temple had disappeared from our
ranks, and taken his place with his fathers
in the silent halls of death--that Brother
Edward YgrborOugh after an earthly sojoun
OF sixty y-6ve years, during ihe whole Of which
time, he had lived respected by all who
knew him, and during large portion Of
which, he had discharged the duties not only
of good citizen, but also "f a Mason-h0d
been removed ftot~ ibis our earthly Lodge,
for alliiation in the Grand Lodge aboye---
the Temple not made with hands, eternal ia
the Heavens, where the Grand Master of all
presides
After brief but very appropriate survey
OF his life aud character both rs n man and
Mason, the Woishipfnl Master suggested
the Propriety of appointing committee Of
three to draft preamble aud resolutions
| appropriate TO the circumstances Of the ease,
and upon motion to this effect, the w.
NJ. appointed Broihers John d. Wylie, J !.
II. Magifi and Samuel Mccormick, who re.
ported the following preamble and rcsoln.
tiCns, which, upon motion, were unanimous
ly adopted
Whereas, Ii has pleased the Supreme Ar
chitect Of the Universe, in bis Infinite Wis
dom, to remove our Brother and co-laborer,
Edward Yarborough, from nur earthly
Lodge to the upper Temple. there to con-
tinue, on an infinite scale, the pre- secntion
Of those masonic labors commenced on
earth, therefore be it,
Resolved, l. That in the death Of Brother
Marlborough, Lancaster District hes lost en-
able and cstimablc citizen, and Jackson
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ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Kansas Letter.

We have been permitted to make an
extract from - private letter irom our late
,ownsman. Warren ID. Wilkes, TO his
brother, Gen. S. N. Wilkes. The letter
reads thus.
LEAyENwoRrn CRY, September 8.
Dear Ssms On Sunday, the Gath ult.-
landed here with So men, after a tcdi-
Gus and vexa,ious journey Of three weeks.
Two hours a6er landing took the field,
for there is u tasfnl war raging here
For ten days have been in nv saddle
day and night, and to night, for tie first
time, have returned here. My stay is,
short, for in two hours must be in INV
saddle, and away TO camp, for am acting.
Adjutant General Of all the force Nor;l.
of Kansas river. On Monday last, there.
was bloody fight in this town, and some
killed on both sides; now the city is un
der martial law, stoies shut up and every
one terror rsuek-hundreds Of Freesoi!ers
have been shipped. Civil war is raging.
and have Seen men with their heads
blown open AMI left Inbured on the road.
This is the the true conditions Of Kansas
now.
The oarages you have seen reported a.
committed by Lane. are true in the main.
lie is well fortified in Lawrence, with "a,
strong force, and will make desper.
ate fight Bv Monday, the 7ih, we.
will have some three thousand men in the
field, and will move against him. The
fight will probably come of on Wedues-
day or Thursday, the 9th or lOtl. instant.
Some days ago n portion ofour and Lanes
forces fought a O.sawaiomie; our men,
routed them, killed and wounded 43, anh
had only three men slightly wounded
There Is report ofanother battle, but We.
have not heard certainly.
Rice, Stansell, Webb. Marony and Gen..
Jones are in camp, and are WE'LL Under.
son Gazcttt.
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/" UNGENEROUS."

UNDER the above head, the Carolina Times
quotes our remarks published last week in
relation to 'One of the People, and says
The correspondent Of the Lrdger ought
10 have published his review immediately
after Dy. ThornweI! delivered his remarks
and then an opportunity would have been
afforded for reply. But, at this late day,
an advantage has been seized on the eve of
an election, which cannot be met in time"
The connection between DR.. TuoRa-
WELLS address, our correspondents review
of the same, and the election, we leave for
the Times 10 point out but the delay in the
publication Of the review, is explained in the
following passage, taken from private n ote,
addressed by the author to ourselr:
al have written hasiy review Sf Dr.
TuoRNweLI.'s S address. 1t was my intention
to do so immediately after it was delivered,
but an expectation has been held out that it
would be published, and | waited that !
might have n copy before me-"
The Times says further:
The T-,3ge,, we regret to say has assum-
cd position of hostility to the College, aud
hence 1he friends of that noble Institution
ought not to expect from it any special fa-
vor"
The above charge is altogether gratuitous,
and it might puzzle the author TO sustain IT,
1t is, however, quite in Keeping with the
character ofthatJeeeI ct' consistency, the Car.
olina Times.