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AMUSEMENT and INSTR NC TON
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AMUSEMENT and INSTR UCTION.
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ARLOR DIR A NJ A )
Or, DRAMATIC SCENES,
10. HOME AMUSEMENT, sorKrEs, ExHIsrrIoss' &c
PACE 81
By VIZ. B. FowLE,
Author Of "The Hundred Dialogues
Thee. Dramas are 90 constructed that but little scenery
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CouNraY COUSINS LIE " FL " 81 AAI'
The WILL ahE UDpiII'r
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REcoILEcTIoSs S s! LIrIrI Ell.
MEN AND THINGS I HAVE SEEN, -

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SECOND PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
GRANDSON
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS
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THE BRITISH POETS.

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lions, il must at the same tine be admitted that
Gov. Allston treats the subject Of the differences
between the North and the South with certain
degree of candOr. Instead Of attempting, like
President Pierce, to shift the issue, and charging
the Republicans of the North with design to inter.
fere by force for the liberation Of the slaves Of the
South, he frankly admits that the pending contro-
versy relates not to the emancipation of slaves, but
to the Extension of Slaver-not to the setting free
the slaves of the South but to the recognition Of
them a. property, not merely 10 the South and
under slave laws, but wherever their masters may
choote to carry them.
Governor Alhton freely admits tba, the point for
which the South is at present contending is not the
right on the part of the States where Slavery exists
to maintain it, but the right to carry it into new
States for the avOwed purpose Of giving permanent
part Of the Conederacy. He also freely admits that
the right to protect free labor and to guard it
against an unequal competition, for which the
Northern and Eastern States are now contendng,
is, in constitutional point of view, only rep Il ion
Of The attempt formerly made, and, we may be per.
mitted TO remind Governor Alston still to consid
cradle extent 10 successful operation to protect our
domestic industry against the unequal competition
Of underpaid foreign labor. He admits that the
Northern and Eastern States have just as good
right to oppose in the interest Of free labor, the
further admission Of Slave States as they have to
advocate q protective tariff-an admission with
which, for our part, we are perfectly well satisfied
Though the Governor confesses our obligation to
be thankful to God for even the least of his bless
inga, yet LIE does not appear to look forward to
Buchapan's Administration with any high degree Of
confidence. Compared, indeed, with the election Of
Fremont, and regarded a. the Lesser of two evils,
South Carolina has occasion to rejoice that the
candidate for whom she voted is chosen. But
whether, with all the commentators for admirable
qualifications which our South Carolina Governor
showers upon him, Mr.. Buchanan will prove ex-
actly the man, seems TO be, in Gov. AlstOn's mind
at least, little doubtful. Bully Brooks regarded
the choice of Buchanan-at least he said previous
to the election-as equivalent to truce for four
years. Gov. Allston does not like to commit HIM
self qui so far. The moment Mr.. Buchanan's
Administration may exhibit any inclination not to
60 all lengths in support Of the Interests Of the
plantation States" the new Governor of South
Carolina seems fully prepared to resort to any aud
every means to embarrass and obstruct it, legit.
mate prt grese.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

PROFILE OF THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH ROUTE
The walls of the Exchange were yesterday adorned
with an interesting map prepared by Capt. Bergman,
showing the profile of the bottom of tue Atlantic on
the route over which il is designed to lay the sub
marine cable next Summer, as ascertsined by the
soundngs recently taken by the officers of the United
States steamer Arctic. The map is - feet long aud
lS inches wide, and consists OF single black lne
indicating the profile of the bottom of the ocean,
with band Of blue above representing the depth of
wster. the eurface being curved line, drawn on a
radius of fifty feet. The soundinss taken about
every thirty miles between st. Johns, Newfoundland,
and ValeIta Harbor Ireland. We append the figares
showing the depth in fathoms, beginning at ST. Johns:
90 $50 %, IS, 100 $40, 49, 49, l,OSO 800 81
lcy7. Loco, 1900 1 564 COO, 1850, I, 80, 2,070
1900. $50 $40, 1913, l,G5O, 1880, l5i5, $780,
1865 1878, 40, 255, 4lO. as, III.
Loss OF 1HE SHIP JOHN cuRRiER.
The stio John Cuirier, ashore for the past two
months on Phenix Isand was got of last SATURDAY
but was blown ashore again on Sunday ng1 IN the
gale ard became tot u loss. 1t 1ll be remembered
that tais vessel was abandoned by her officers and
crew at in linking condition. The steamer
Marion fell in with her and attempted to tow her into
port but could not get her tie bar She belonged
TO A. Richards and Captain Balm. Her cargo Of pitch
pine, worth $4,000, is scattered along the beach
The vessel worth $4,000, ani was Insured in
Wal street.
DISASTERS FROM TIE GALE.
The ship Gaiens from New. Orleans to this port,
touched on Sandy Hook last Light, bu' got of without
esmsge.
About the same time the brig b. 81. Prescott, from
Philadelphia copsigued to J. b. Eager, Fall aiser,
with coat 20, ashore the Hook, aud got ID leaking
badly. She came up to this city, but saat on the
J,rc, Flats, and viii have to be dischagei Tor re-
pair.
The sclconer Albcr,srle, from Moth "a '!"' With
shr .hs cid naval strr, At asloe on the IL * oa
Srn, ~ night and fill win water fie "f'o<'He
schooner Henry w. johnson was sect down to ns' as
se,ance.