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New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24

vls. s.. aa,e,a 50 : reua. -: cu7sos 60 San Jssa,
osr uos 70 WY eSss. Ess.rI .sd y We. ss.
i a. A,'s'9 ss5ss = ISsa rsS q, ' j, P...
IKoS-rss iSso:Tyi. naHea ssr sso.sA Pisa sseye,
a.. st ~ Irsse C0Suon b.r. .s~~ly sss, ma
sl.. -. sos. mi ~. .;s- Of ~ S'' c'
LEArEEk-rSs rree.Pts sHa aehsaS .ss nod rsss.
M e -t.sst. - a. henl.s ilsht .sa -psa4- de
ss-s.c = = Orouoc ?dsSe O.k is -eaiy ia asl
:r.s a.s .s sess TA' ''',g:: T::s ,s,s' ana :..ss
- s..,rt. t.'................. .....tse ness
sc. ............. ....'..'.....i;.s ...'..'........fss -.
rGwbiR-s..,-r spruce sHi Pine ,e nSr- senve. ssiss
S'fI IN =. sr,i a. ,c~,ri ale. OF ooa sis
PIASrER-UAi,, sHd Blse Lump Ae So -ns al $500
MOI New u ear. rore .ea'- SALES Of 100 bhs
A. ssc O,h.r kii ts esist bat nrul ,.-
a. - sSSh, A. -, ct.h Cruie remAo. la.s'-
Cen sos Rssa = n eQoeS' sac. o. SO hss =
,ss /. to .uAis1- the Iai,ss sor aue white
OILs-Iss aAsSAs in Eue!~s L..ee- are s,iss 'n
.ud E-s.h and AHerc AL r IN store ..
tAiS d in So. TIER vT'! ,1s o a'ns ss
aac ca,s spi mo, rs he'd Oh Is .r,dy at ssss'c- is
'FRoVisIoNs@TS- Po,. u.rs-, i. very ,,.ss,led ana
-, e dssfs .,ey n .d 0Syes' ~ & .'Sns % os sI
Tot ye.- ls or t,ne; sid 81 for Prime Mes tisef
- - 80 s. 81. :, or Prs sssss or Coa.sy
Me. ,Td Is t!io' RsPsessa Ness PINE Mss ne
kSats is cu-t Zee; H,as src steady sac. % -
TO- <lh Bacon quest and ~ scarce q = 1oso,
Cut Meas .r~ frr ard temaad sales " 40 hhas SO
,cr a. else Dry Sailed shoulders ,ld tor reAse
Shoutes sai isiCc cr Hama Lat IS eetts spa "a 'e-
aeud export ard the trade sa!es Of sec tes a ses
lcH Butes .ood dem .ad AID Not psst al
State sd sd e for ohs Chee~ - ia nr ds1~~>
tor New.
RICr srrn The rroy euleu before noc- the recess
have Gt but the Charleston mills have resumed ~'se.
la they - - beIA in the t9urv sales ot ~ ~s q
$S,0 -4ic., Hs IN quality ,...
SKINS-ue uo,,e Of 600 y Bscslors al Sc. end -
Msr-cnh - Sc
SOAF-ve n. OF .se. Of ~ sox-s Castle at ieto-
erns eu'ir- overcome ssles SO hhis mostly Cubs
e.d1- incl ,t q hBts Pcrto R'co 81 fGSle AID la ~
- 4 at euttc -,------.--.-
TkAsTh, u .e ar buying tlr rp Sc,r asso.tmeaS
AZ. IN FcoT roecnn grsd,s Young Hysons AZ setse eusse
IS dnng; Blscks are Gret but steady. -,
TcBhCCO-A Il cders,e demand pgoVsls Al iau pnsc>s
sa, OF hhtS Kentucky aud Virginia at Sslisc 30 essss
So cat Al Co 10 Sii Bses cIop HaVaha, tS oA
nor L,n {. ~. ot ps sifed l..
WOCL-Ias and tor native fleecs @od rnd " 80,
it. limited he sacnUs 49, "t avery u'feS" 'nss
t,r hut d., - r srsirs o hne Nasoay oh'S 49,
ven i,,u, b. ng b,d A. sh 50 dos The sses src -"
.uir. tfs4t. -. =, = ose
Oeho,.k .ns toof spi quite Inferior al Nc ans '9" 90
N.~ Bsdtri 10 export hence pnsic e' "a"
MHt-kN-qhe nstse' quiet std hesNJ Iis sAios wv
Sc, bo.s. = ~ C. coslss Al The inside hsu'e~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
p,i,.se,pbin Markets. MAY -.

Io.r,-,on of Flour and Meal oL The wees endInS M'L
1850 4 ~ bbs .npeTfne fonrj y do noe 10 M - We
diines o. 30 Ry- tlour 5,0f DO Corr Meal iV'
oen,reA Tool, 2.iSa ..,S A.
q O,ere,,ron h, Az continue. request and scarce S 80
market Tsthss mote acnYc 70 isf w,
ce- are rsu.ar 40 bales have changed hshas "
lrdl?c usual 'rrus. oooa -.
H. FtouR there doing aud about 2ocv b"ress
u.,y sod sirbi bTsad Pau Lancaster county have oscn
a. AZ So - per bb which - the general akins pt,oe
upsItbe but the nauiT, mostly TOT ee'.s =
m me j. and within the range ot ~ 90
for far 10 eboioe retailing brands and extra and '! N4
Ter b for hu G., lots. Thce h 90, dSa"d TOT 'oks
~ % hr Penn. Wv sni. 900 bb d add wins -Aa al
I~r hM phah Is al improvement Rhs FL0Vs aas' -
as 6!G per bbl ,--,- T.. -.,...
WHrAr f,r d-uand but the inquiry s oyy ,et sr 80
ls. . a 10 bush hays been le--d s " t'rs'~
n, 81. and 7Sp& so for whits. ths lauer to Pfe.
Ios> . les ,ctiv- OaO bush good soutnern ~
- bsve been sold Sc, wh ch techpei vV base
.nia hropght ~ spd mo bush dNnafm ,,t~
1c. oArs-sOovt ~" ou'" "i"'Nl '"V-
va,is hrorsh. Ste afoat 49,. ~, ..... , -
Tse srset ,or GRocEKfSs IL more aehys and shoa'
b,, ,epe have teen sold lo dio Tor Lasusyrs and w
H. Tor Rio which decline susar ast Moasses arc h'"s
" ui,dt rate fsles. -. A.. c.t
PSovisIoNs are 6rm with small business do,9s "a ".
NJ, ape Baeo, at full rates Lard Is m at lol3ilc
Iii ad a. Tor KEGS. CO Is more sedse .ed 90 ciss 81
s,tdl WHI.Ky at Ed -1o iof hhds, and fs' "~
btls
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SECOND Board
as s,oct. nj philadelphia. MAY

fp.,o,t,o for THU TEIsUSg by }. r. A Il FsY
80, soa,d-2 GG Union Csnsl Sc. h'Sn ~; q" z I'd Z
% 3. IS h5ysn S 5fc 90, 20, az: 49, schuyi N,v
n r. - 40 c..h 75 20 Ma. Bo.t Loan 12i; ..po
pc, corf 8. st-ub swu - @ Pittsoursn Saa, c,ss
- 90 F-x.y ~ y c. ej 60" Cry - So II 2C-"o
-. 90 Cii, o. si ce City Gas 81. sli; 2'"o sa'a
ss s,! 30 Resdins Rercsd. siTl snc IN. .. - Co.
10, do ~ PEG n. Railroad. i6l; 10. t6 60
- 80 ~ 20 .jvn is!; Little schuv RR e.'h -, d
= "a y Perm. K. b5. IL Is Mechanics Balk. cash
-. s 10 tsys - GiTatt Bask, blyn, ils Do IL
~, : ~ Peut. b5wr. li-i City Bank. ~
gf,ee. B31yd,-icc sus4u. Cana b. li II Fe4syN.nia
o. - IS ,ts. . Iois Is.aDd Ka.lroad ~. , .
S-|or9 goyl-SoCo Galloway 10 2 cent ~ b % Schu'kt
~ - p. dass Z 2pt Reading Railroad es 20 Va ~
p,1lsst, raliosi e. lst mort, y6t 600 Cam Ia
ics R.i,rosl t. IS 2dsys 7s; = Psun.y!S.n1 R,lt
rosi "a 10 Little Sehuy Rairoal - ~ oo2 b, ~
n.xy,r g.I.nad H. leo Long 10 and nsl rosd lSi
10 Rslfosd b-n 10 B-sv-r MEADOW Rtoid
81. no Bsns Of P.uu.y ivsns b'~p, l4s sdo 80. ~;
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
Arrived.

-y Yors.brs (psetst, M1,hal Liverpool Ap,l g. M ~
and Il; f.. .S;o i John 4 paDe.a 80, Sound W hsJ ~
ca 81 saw two Icsbsrss may q lat 90 on Y ssn.ise1
!. Luey Thom,-ou bound t. day snip sooens oo.sA
r. Th r. e4sens.ce4 Dght winds AID dsHe fos' from u"
sap Ru we-. Benz Ell. New Orleans snd DC Bar APm ~
eotron &c % VIM 7 Fto.a Maya LAT a r, lon ~ ~ o..
cls1s sed vi snip K'Inersd. hehaad hi, r.
lrt-sn, Gr yerpoO Ssme 'i0s. WA u - Win 'bP y
Cdebu.t Gdeb. fn hev Ohes9- o' 5 rs. "a "a y Ien IS
.H.s.e .sn.. ~i,h .hp srb>. I'm ss.s...
for Ins.e ,s isn; :, 1R. I " Ssg ts -iad Ion s.s
s', .sa Turs "a. sse Johnsou sstus NAY .ass,
ss. ss e Ys : NJ r. & 81 s' 81 . exchanged 's'1'
STA hp T. Grssiy lot Por'4ad SyaIe 4.e &C. 10 order
A1 .. s. on 90 b. ora srA .s, oa's. ',s.a S.a TO-
OH 1. ,os.,.t NAV 10 'L t5 ls on - 'p"ss '~1a
kr.r. beaos iof . 1:i pa'e ~. l.. G,.ode sA inA,
Pr D'.s Ts,io, 90 I'D n 90 VII" barns "rssn
T,f t,r \, ~.Yos Hsbrsn 80 90 r... l,b int .uxy
- ~ =. %,i,ee a. rof fb, - - prorss ers~
Ersbea "si'. toi Iho ss'e.l 3. Ia. 3 10
.a' se S.Ia o. b. e '9f >, J,so m
IL. S y "a Is Hess onf E-ss' 'Sf' "'" '''"'1 ~"
geIGo ss,g. P. Para = d. L4 s.. 70 C'rni's Ben''
g e., A. J. wsrs RoSaa, Virginia 'vo dA'' wheat 70 4
bs,I,'w A Smith Husse.. Wilmington. X. { d. aA'd
'o'7- -, 49, 49,. three g.ss,oiJ H.rSou. C.si-nss
az. .u,.r ~ ROist william So. ~ O. -id brig bssV.
p. g,Fs Ph. Gbrse-a.-,~i, Hayes. Cosxsesdso q
BIG PER- iBrJ Coorsr snyrns, HHcha PSsed OiSrSsr
Arri Iob.eco. a. 20 oftrr -,
S<EY Io-s. ocrzB'oo. LoTfen ssvannsn w e"''n ~.
% sc-sat.. /. TslEan- ~, s..
shr I.sAo-a suIro from the wreck u the ssip ,'npy
Je I.s3d % Bid S-.or sac sseo,edeS N rseoyesa
TIE boer Of tie pump sa pees Of ne e1lH tn" ~s
Poo rIsss. ysB E.u..y s.rOr, naas-. 70 j. RiisJ.
Poo Wes.eheser, ClssEc. froT11eDee,
sbr Ocs1 tBr) Loc Ehazt. "ndsor rssses 70 ssts
Bnx NAT b. of DeIElJ Baxter, WaDs y d.. tsh . D..
CrDvsA -, =. -
scdr Goverror Eaton Jacksonville II cs yeov pss -
BrE Co.den kx. (Br) Curt. Ponce r r Is ds sassr .
H.1fou Bro- hth lat 50 H. Ion u 81 spoke whaling sc
sas.s Clsr.i had 10 bb.-. Cd
BrE Aua P. Brsssn, S.zas 10 Gr.aas May ii, nsr e
Ooodbus Co i2rh OF Doube Besds< shot ksyA 80 sse
Eary from Gardens for PbJsdeipa,A
sAILID-shp Palestine, f< Lou Ion bsIk Sord AnsnoA
(HsuS Hs,nb1rE; brig R Carts Savannah; sbts Sh'oess
6tn San BssLeiAa
WIHD-DsraS The caJ. d. ".
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
Marine JOURNAL.
POar OF NBw-YORK .........msy b.
lleaW-A,

Assrn.bp -ArsAtc Eldrejse, Liverpool, n X Conins
Sbt.-Sortlan B.r Chase OrsBd Bay Cds., Walsh. Gag
,.t Chase Albion Williams. L'ssrpsl fao-eo't 10 8
Game Zoos O's.od hI,s lhss s,; w; S,a.v R,.
r-t,- P khan J,so J \. Flvs Co J d. Lsne sslsrs
ses-r. euursos BcCr.sdy Mott Co Little Lizzis Oh
fotcs HaysLs uastef h'ouude, Partridge. csdn' H. u
BrOOkmsa. d. =,
BGE,-N sr-asle Slskford Esstpor, b " hssw-ths
Uoion fBrJ thisholun. ~ Jo1ns. b.. Whiney Go
P. snu tBr WsDvught, Bermuda hildiemn % n
Fatn Hutchinson CarGeu4s Russell Fnis F)f0St ststo
s,hconsls-A!ta Taylor saVDnu,b. T. Gilmore q Go =
D.yiirg Terry Richnotd A. B. Osser stoneJ. Efmca
so1 Cl.Ilsson Dousr Potter North State, Horton ssss.
nal MeCready, Mot 60 Lovss Bfosn AshiDg ,a,A 49, A
Tsareuc, Berl.r SOfOk Plsbnr, ald saHd; i.sbsiis.
uInrr Boston; w. A Orrsn borden. fa! RIVER X A.
s,.ern-r-C. edonis Baker Baltimore, Cfom~elfs Lins
s1w.-Wsl.nn Buckingham. kewror, master; roS<~.
F,r ier. Pr1y iouce, nDsstrr
Prot-us.-Ous. 10 Fly. Pbi,dephis J. s y Bny'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24

The business Of the Clearing House wa 5000 OoV.
The 'hiPmen; Of gold by the Collin-'s steamer '''
n,crrow vii not be la-ge. At o'clock thi' p IN ou'
about $4,000 was engaged at the steamer once
Mtssrs. Brown, who usualy the largest sh.ppef'
by this LIE, We hear E not make any shipment 'o-
MORROW. The liberal supply of EEchsnge ga the par
Aet has trabed BANKERS to supply themselves win
bL.- instead OF shipping gold.
Tie facifc Ere lnsaraIce Company have decIsied
!'Aly disideld Of 70 2 cent payable % The u
of june.
Tie AJGsy Journal Of Jas: evening P-oi-she'
s;senent shoping the coudtion of the Bank '' 'h'
state on tie morOng oi tie sth Of March, from "Ai'a
VT take the following summary:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24

ev-r- tvs-tT nile from re r'ac-f VAR. srcs .crs
t.ans ba;tsvr. 90 r's's@"t dl-ebsr s-.i - to-
. ace vhere II w.s GganIIed ani Whence u
nn.,rhed TO enter the servce, Pro-id,1, Thsl such
.,ck Uss N ODE cence 20 the command or direction
~ tie President oftse United SS'As or ~one genera
(;cer OF the Unite State coJam ,adiBg aa ssny u
derstrnsnt tie chef executive officer u he S,t
OF Territory b. Which such COMPANY. ba.ti.iea Or
r-..:,r.pt va e. ,-, into service.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
xse~eivs. n Produce.

r., NORTH Risev Bosfs, May $500 bbs tiow, iea
ps.. WHISKY = ioo b1ss Whest 10 700 do Oats hoAs
Ashes go -. ,,n..
Bv tS- F,,e Railroad 7S5 bbis Flour 51 do WsiSas.
n 40. Ashes, y Iss. Pro'isions
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
LANDS GRANTED TO IOWA.

The st passed by Congress granting lands to Iosa
Ss railroai purposes, and recently approved bs tho
resident sets apart LANDS for four diff rent riiioas
about forty miles apart, running from the MS'isspp
60 The Missouri TiveT, thus crossing the whole STATE
C,ur times from east to west, and averaging neany
three hundred miles each in length The following -
"a. estimate showing the quantity granted which woaid
accrue for each road to the state aAowing ths taese
rnN h. unsold lands enough without tbs prescribe
limits OF feen miles on each side of the road to satisfy
lhs grants A..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
Passenger. Arrived.

Il. Lyk Sae,a iron, Sc TAO0.Mf q. w Hatch aud isd,.
Bio. Mcdonald A. Rankin . 49,.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24

sy a. practicable. IN o-ier ts tie nnd, 10! nee led
for tbese gIhhts may be restored to narket
H..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24

ALsAAy MAY 3-OArs-Saies OF 70 go bush at DC tS
Stafe a.. me ~ eat.r. prsA-s tonns WHEAT
bush hils we,en, at Sl go BARLES-salcs OF ~"
bush tour ed at xi -.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
axe tie following summary

ship arrived here to-day vitA 200 tuns ra' i0' -,
Cleve!aad and Pittsburgh Rosd. All the ron nse1eo
fo1 the. e1iensien of thi. Road 20 Wheeling WIZ '.
grouDs more than 8 month earlier tosa
ps;ed- The business on the ssissed par o. 'ne n'-
!. vsy large. promising to resch $4,000 or over /"
toe mouth, sssln., 81. 800 L MAJ. 100 ..;o,
We eheu tas, the Er,s nsd u u far ~! " e""'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
Iot04 04.........s..s s.....s.sssssss ssss~'o
Tnfnl pnt- md PehTl........... .....I

TOTAL rO- aud feaTls................t.- ~
c,TTON-TL. market hss the fesiinz OF th- tanMas
lott-s which tssoras than toe published accounts
BE-. JUL though pr,es have cbzl sAes u 30 oass
We cpnnus quotations.
sEw-YOEk cLAssHICAIiOs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
Markcu.. C,RIfuLLy kEPoRrxo roRTaETGsUSs.

ASHES-The nuket is firm for Pots -nd ths demand fair
o % bb -. for Domestic Pots and SO Is for Ca
nsoisp Pearls quiet az t1
s,ssm-nt ot fnsp-eren Warehouse Of Lester
Palmer Co. May -. 1884
pars Pa.Hs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
rs,inAteal.nN

To order TO protect the lands granted from sale shd
location The Commissioner OF the General Land once
has withdrawn we heretofore stated, al the lands
in this State soeh Of the Dsoopah district, south oi
the line between townships Nos o. and 90 in the Fort
Dodge district. and south OF the hue between '9"n-
hhas Nos VI and ~ Of the Soux City district. IL is
dessnei 10 ssjvs. the several grants With little de-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24

AgCuaffUe-the most 'ihl''ht EIgiFh S'h.
es from WicklGe to Robert haH-Lnther, Nesnc-
tbn. Herier ReinhsId, sh.eie'machsr. and Oa1s
Harms among the Germaus-the celebrated French
Standards, Bossuot, BOurdaloue, Massion-and OF
our own couutrymeu, Edward. Davies. Griffin Nss,n.
TedeiI. DIN. The critical and biographical notices
by tbe editor. though not altogether untnctured by
hs ecclesiastical partalities for the most pan n
fOsusng and appropriate.
HIHDLIsG, OR, A WAY TO DO IT, R,s Sabbath 4 soal
Tschef limo pp. Sa- 81. W. DCii
The sNshor Of this volume although his aame does
not appear on the tite.pagc, understood 10 be
earueS. Christian merchant who for many years hv
devooa much Of his tune and energy 10 the of
Sonday-S|cOls lie writes m,t only from strong
v,ctions, but from wide experience. In addition b
copious practical directions with regard 70 the sd
rpndstraiOn Of Sunday SCHOOL, the work contains nu
InetOus discussions Of various religious topics many
Of which marked by the lervor and JUNCTION o. the
prnatve Puritanic days. The writer il a vehement
OppOsa q the exclusive privileges Of the clergy, aud
urges the night and duty of tne great body o: the
Cburch TO engage directly in the work Of converting
Me world The Rev. pr Storrs, in an ImrOducto'y
Noe cOnInsnds The volume 20, " the general sound
sees a-d force Of s views, and The animation Y:or
and impeiing energy Of b style
THB EARLY HISTORY oF MIcsIoAs EYE. y. sHEL-
Don. SVo PIP 800. 4. 3 BsLass Co.
In peparing this work, the editor has exercised no
snail ssaquarian zeal, showing himself well qualified
a the specially 20 which he mas devoted the stadcs
Of several years. The contents are chiefly nude up
q ofioal md narrative manuscript letters relating to
tho easly French settlement If Mchgao, pr"cores
by Cea Cass from the Colonial Archives et Paris
careful translation u these manuscripts Is Slven,
accompanied with explanatory and connecting matter
uortIy compiled from authentic historical sources and
patty furnished from the testimony oflying witnesses
YANKFK TRAVELS THROrGH THE BLAND ORCUBA
BY DsnoTIoUs PgILALETHEs. lluo., PIP Az D. Apple
tou Go.
The pro,suent features Of Cuban social life are por-
trayed IN this volume with grett fullness OF detail
The writer professes 10 have enjoyed than com
opportunities for observ aton and be has certainly
turned them to excellent account. HIS descriptions
arc usually bdf but always animated ana expressive.
portion Of the volume is devoted 70 political dsqui-
eitions, which exhibit cordial syInpsthy with the
revolutionary movements for the emancipation OF
Cahs.
TnK CHRISTIAN VIRTUES PERSONITIBD AND tx
HlBIfY1D AS A DIVINE FAMILY. BY the Rev. d. d.
Buck. l2tno., pp 80. MIles, Orton Aall.san
The various grsces Of the religious character are
bxs Illustrated by series Of allegorcGl representa-
1ios The volume Is less faacu in execution than
= design.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
RnIaimere Cattle MARKET.
u.xL.,P P1poyfea by Telegraph.

BALrlMoRE May p sales to day $50 bft'h'' ~"
aslO 5iet Hoes fTG ~ IS.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24

rHK CHRISTIAN VIRTUES PERSONlTIED AND EY-
HlBIfR1J AS A DIVINE FAMILY. BY the Rev. d. ID.
Buck. l2no., pp. 80. MIleg, Orton Asisan
The various grsces of the religious character are
bose Illustrated by series Of aegorcGl representa-
Siots The volume is less anciful in execution than
y desigp.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
TONINERCL4L X4zTERS.


- Chic. n Ro.t i.'dR2 ~.
u" Wi- Lsts y r X nS0 ~,
. Psrsns RailrD.i .... -.
= >I'h sv-nse R.lirosi. -
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03
Very Mean. The Fremon,ers ref

Very Mean. The Fremon,ers refused
TO let the Democrats have the Court
House on Tuesday night for DR.. Olds TO
speak in. alleging that II was the regular
meeting night OF the Fremon, Club. We
are eredibly informed that they failed To
hold meeting after all. as most Of their
woolly heads were seen "bobbing around
the Market flousel--Jownaf.
There never was more unblushing
falsehood pcrpetrated by corrupt press,
than the above. How an editor. in a
community where he knows the lie can
be fastened upon him by hundreds Of
good citizens. can get his consent. 10 put
in his columns such falsehoods, is alto
gcihcr inexplicabIe 10 US.
The truth is-and the editors OF The
Journal knew il when they wrote the
above-the time for the regular meeting
Of the Fremont Club was last Tuesday
evening. and when il was announced that
Mr.. Olds was TO speak in this city on thai
evening. and request being made LOT
the Court House for that purpose. the
Executive Committee came together on
Saturday afternoon. and decided 10 pos
pone the meeting OF the Club. and surren'
der the house 10 the old liners for the use
Of Mr.. Olds. This information was con.
veyed 10 the old line party. by an indivi
dual appointed BY the Committee for iha
purpose. Sut they. suppcsing that som'
political capital could be made, refused 4
take the Court House. and posted thei
Speaker Cor the Market House.
How contemplate such acts are IN thu
eyes Of honorable men. but how plcasin:
to the editors Of the Journal.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03

The Journals attack upon Mr.. Jones. which
appeared IN aipaper on Wednesday. wa al
together in character with the articles thai
from day to day emanate from that source. :
IL was The enusicn Of the low blackguard
backed by the most corrupt political triekster
that ever cursed State just think Of IL. @
Fvsnare Cookery, and the hon John @. Da.
Wis. calling any man. Infamous. seoundrel
slanderer aud libeller"
Cookery. who but few days ago, wss car.
ed by Davis a fool" "rascsi," ard = POO.
seoHndrel." and Davis. who was willing Ia
sell the best interests Of his country. provi.
ded it would not defeat bin. Davis, who
when no person could see any merit in him
wrote articles for the press lauditory Of him
self. and spoke Of "sbis and elegant" speeches
he had just made in the Congress Of the Uni.
ted States.
Is the eontumely Of such men 20 be regarded
by honorable men : Is ths reproach @. such
fellows to weigh one feathers weight with
men Can any thing they may say shout any
one, in the least biscken or defsme his char.
acter;
The moral end social standing of Joseph o.
Jones. IN this community. is ss much superior
to the fawnins ours. who conduct and control
the Terrc- Hsute Journal. As integrity is supe-
rior to corruption and vice. They boil with
indignation. because the per6dy in which they
have been wsIlo~ing for sometime past, has
beesp exposed. They open their sloughs of
billingsgate. and forthwith now their pot
house defamation and slander, because the
cloak Of hypocrisy has been drawn from the
shoulders Of the exponent OF Democratic faith
IN this Congressional District.
Here is what the Greeness,le Bssurv think,
Of Hr. Jones aud Mr.. Davis:
During the past week we have sent out
number OF Extra Banners containing Jos n
Jones Expose Of HON John q Davi. .s n.
would gladly style himself We are norson-
ally acquainted with both Davis and Jones =
We know Mr.. Davis 90 be a very ordinary man
In point OF talent and ability. but posses sed
oil an unlimited amount Of self esteem and
presumption. as his correspondence W i'll abun-
dsntiy show. Mr.. Jones. on the other hand
Is one OF the most talented men in the dis
trct. high mined honorable gentlemen. ss
large circle cf friends and acquainatsnces in
sigo county. where he has resided for the past
thirty years or more, will testify, and we are
satisfied that nothing but an exceedingly un-
grateful course pursued toward him by Davis
and has friends. would have induced him TO
make public the correspondence found in the
Extra we sent out. That the letters presented
to the public are wholly authentic cannot for
moment be denied. Even Davis himself does
not pretend 70 deny their authenticity. but
calls upon his friends aud the people OF the
District, whom he has disgraced by his cring-
ing. cowardly course in Congress. to suspend
their judgment for while-not for the pur-
pose OF allowing him time to show the fslsity
OF the publication made by Mr. Jones-bnt TO
convince bis friends whom he speaks Of with
sueh epithets as "seoundrel" and PUPPY" that
be IL s,iil their frient-if they will vote for
him
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03
AZ Less han three years ago Gov Jos
A. Wright closed his annual message L
A SPECTATOR.

az Less ,hsn three years ago Gov. Jos.
A. Wright closed his annual message to
the Legislature as follows:
"Indiana desires to see the Compromi-
ses made under the Constitution, and ex-
pressly framed 10 carry into effect its pro.
visions. remain undisturbed. She SAYS
TO the South as well as to The North-iha,
these measures must stand-that this
sectional controversy must not again be
opened up--that time, as an element
which enters into everything that is valu-
able. must test their wisdom and efficacy
that from whatever quarter of the Union
efforts shall be made to revive this section
al agitation. Indiana is against it.
"She favors not, nor will she By her
votes coun,enance those who favor, the
opening afresh, in any manner, under any
preience. the question so recently and so
happily disposed Of let US hope forever.-
Our duty Is plain. abide by the past, sus-
tain the measures faithfully. cease agita-
ton. and trust for the future TO the in
telligence and patriotism OF the people,
under the guidance of providence.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
Like our neighbors who denounced the
Nebraska bill as violation Of twice plight
ed failh,' Gov. Wright has surned CON-
plete summerset. and is now found sup
porting those who open up this sectional
controversy" and break down the original
and time honored Compromise OF iee0.-
But as Gov. Wright says. Indiana IA.
vors not, nor will she by her votes coun.
ienance those who favor the opening
afrcsh, in any manner under any pretence,
the question SO recently and happily dis
posed or" Our Governor will prove a
true prophet. thought be may not now dcs-
ire to see his prophecy falflled.--J60soK.
rifle RePnbticoa.