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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW YORK.
Cleared.

s,esnshp.-Rosnoke Skinner, Norfolk, Ludlsm Ples.
Florida Noodhull, Savannah = L. Mtchi sonthrfnef
Murray, Charleston, Spohord Tileston. , NJ, r
slip.-Fsrfed Hathaway, Charleston Geo. BUkl.y n
condeross Boyle Mobile Hsrbeck Co Deyonshre Moore
London, Morgan Wiley Louis Napoleon thaml hsrnhL
Hamburg ". T. Schmidt Co. Joseph Jones' Flower I've,
pool Walsh Carver Chase Fidea Magl LverposL :" IL
Marshall.
Bark-H Secor Paine New Orleans, Eagle Hazard
Bnss-Judse Baney Bradley, Mnstiban, Shires oH'''
r lie Mills Putnam, Norfolk Nesmh Sons. n,
Schooners-A J. Ward Robins Chsnysione master roG.
hontas Buckley, Charleston Scranton Tsllman NJ ps'
Burgess Elizabeth City j. O. williamson Louisa Chase o..
ton =. ". Lewis Ellen Louisa Thompson New hs'en n
ter Merlin (Br) Cook Cumberland P. Neyin. 20 n.
Smith, Spates Savannah, McCready Mott - is '
Norfolk O. b. Buuell Frank Watts, Ciudad Bolivar l. De
Kunhardt
Soop-Excel, cobb, Fall River l.. Kenny.
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pnsseucers Sailed.

To tseR NJ .tedm,hip A(ricd for Lirerpoo-N, fsneh Nc
Cullourh NeyYork Miss Hale and m.d OnebeS Mr saf
M Horace Fassett Philadelphia DIR. Hoffman and lady MI
md Mrs John De Ruyer Robt Nelson, Jas kinson New
YORK ID. Maelaure, England Edw Behrend kam.ey hs
denheincr T. Goettel, Eew-York Rakes England, Capt
Jas Nichols Maine: Henry R. sslden clsrk,on s,us ,
la Grover J. : NJ. FerTeiTa, New York; Benz WOOD
Fnrand Frank Giles children and nsse, London Mr.
ana Mrs r. ". Kentegen, NewYork; H. Chu.ty, w o An
dT.ys England - r.. Rorke H. Cumming New-fork Lieut.,
Stuart r. NJ s. Tay. England ID lewis, Ayers View ios
W Welch London II O. Elliot, J. Cuch : FRANCHISE, oie
Martini Tomas d. Metrovic. Amot lsnard. Francisco VA
ou.z Canads; Miss Mary Walsh Mise A. Murray New foIh
Mr. Lewis Mecbn, California, DR. X Bennett, England MI
" Csrns Frpest Werner Mr. and Mrs s. A. Devers, New
Van II. TAYLOR, Boson-hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

SEEDS-NOthng of doing III Clover Seed the soek
very small and prices nominal at l21se Timothy is In
active q. S3d IS S7l T. bushe of +df7 10 Rough F.I 10
scarce and wanted goa ~ 80 Linseed 10 better sud IN
demand sales Boston of 7(O BAGS and 500 poe sss - -
January delivery large sales have been made Al - IL
bushel. deliverable there.
SPICES-By auction l15 Nutmt al Soc Tor lar and
25 for common of Mace Od75c and small sales
Al private Of Pepper and Pimento at full prices ,
SKINs-os continue and prices very hrul the
last sale Of Curacao made oO less cent cash aver
ducton from inactive have only TO note
a sale Of $40 n korids At Soc cash.
SPIRlTS-Nery little has rsnspred price continue hm
SOAPWe hear Of sale Of l2n boxes CASTLE a. lOt New
York Pale Commands at 5d63c.
SUGARS continue and active prices above the
highest point the and still tend upward Refined
fairly active II: al2c for assorted hard susa
sse OF g5 bids Cuba az 81 sc and hhds Porto Rico
on atoms The cargo Manila which arrived yeser
dsy sold some time previously AZ &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

number OF bulOck
will be sufficient indicate depression in price Owing
absence from the city last week attending the National
humble Il 5adci. dseFed , .d.y the total Of the
week the whole cy having been inserted fog the number
otered hi. d.y week wasz IS fresh cattle and these not
Al sold and now upon a. market at ~ees I;
decided better quality han sst week and dePres
think taking weights into sccoun a. more than equal . one
pound A. the reduction viii BE- impossible TO sell the
We rar., wer buyer. rhe market al the
than pesrnt TODAY, and adj The ner, sd
agreed that the market unnistAkAby dull aud sales
slow the reduced pnoes There several buyer-
Of cattle IL market bat they were mostly aong back
pc They only offering about AL equivalent Of l. y
ne Veathe1 yesterday aud list rsh Of harSceF
uaie buocks draw themselves INTO the snaes, conpss
IL rsht hind business. and for keepiuI bicher-'
and. should slppos 20 ieApt hoe. wac a
who esae business g. make large p-e' bl' y d!l Hot
s.em 70 produce she desired effect
E1e,pi Loe iroyers who good stock bongn e.'
must b. h. 4yy io.se. today VII The Of ,hse rpor
p-se understand vhA; have 50 often tod 'nea tnAi
iey usy d-Ierd Upon prices eqya 70 ten cents ri
To- BET 4 eat'le 9th very best quality - - par 81 Ak
led Western stock they depend upon that price r
any kind Notwithstanding tie ocasona pasms ;a'
good ies Il the stock from Kentucky, and from In
daAa Illinois coming forw AID - forced on oy me
drouth ct 20 winter Many Of these
old would pay farmers IL The vicinity sea, prot uPon
Amons tn. pumerou, drove yards made the iol
], wing spscizl notes
N-sd Hoconb have drove owned by T. W. Gwynne Of
Oho good s,ot cav b--t OF which
9. lGc-s4y Ss0o tsS zach for Toe choice
sold drove Albany of KIND - stocs A.
price agreed a. &c. q r., live weight
Bo.op. and bs.nce to Hartford spr shed woree,er and
Providence. What las become OF Eastern srs1!ers
% L Bed.u drove q Kentucky raised u Ken
trcky and Ohio which he bought Of Hossel,on. when
were hl week or better makei They had better
b. N HID III they better beet Today hey
.eras, 4 c~; hey vii 10 better :haG :huk hey
VII.
ia be aoTes average sGsc apex light estimates Ct wesh
The very b.s: ssl :; 10.
shern.ns drove owned oy snobe pretty 10,
Of e..,,s ILo eoIIDeL q about AVERAGE
v. cav sllt Amer 81 60 g -, ~ ssf u=,ed s0od1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

,ss, Unds1 I'D 4!lodt!l2 % q tan, mos fo,sssn ~
mann qu. al,. leo bales Jg,e - fllO mos ~ eN
Do ~ bo.tan ;he price 100 bales Manila thsIt
ic, Ans 20 Ne. Hemp Yarns 70 nrys' a. 20, M
HAy-A good densud smppibe. and The AIAr' % H'H
,a.es e Cot ta, A. g. o7oc. T. 100 n. 49,.
HIDFS-CcLtinus and buoyGut, TIE s-4es ooA'
Bu.nos Ayres 20 arrlVe a. -
AZ
ys.f'rdas q radIced to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

NAILs-We quote Cut Sic. cash ~ ar.e parce' and
3d3ic for moderate los German Wrought SCI n 7d'tc
OIL GAZETTE supply il moderate. the inquiry good ana
prces are nominal IS Tor Thin Obons Western 80 fof DO
City. and f32a ! SO for Country Thick
OIS-Enash Linseed continues in .tvc demand sud We
hear 81 sale Of 600 rss 20 arrive 90 arrived since ana
offered freely for late september i 7ents b1 without
leading 10 busiues as holders demand money On the
spot the article readily brings 81 08d 10 and unless We nave
arrivals q Seed is impossible 20 say whs pre-
ped have hardly sufficient 20 supply their mot pressing a
and, sud importers consequently have the tarkt AL thrt
own wev Cnide Whale remain. qaie or Crude Sperm
hear Of small sale about 100 bbs I'll 49, 10 other kinds
nothing special has irauspred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

Hide 1fasc. y D. fAlow s.dac Y y. Rsls, $50 h.
.aeh Csfskins lS6l+c. =.
NB-see< rIrs and FRS, quality include nothing 10, "a.
best large 81 staed Oxen. Second quality inelai., a.
Rest sr.d Oxen the best stall fed Cove and the tire
wear old Steer. Sheep: EItrs includes Cosse and vA.u
fe~ ~ selected out from lots
There lso the Boston sod Main. Rlrost
over Boston and Lowell - the ttehburs
the Western loaded with Cse Sheep Swine and Hors~
RENlRs-There large supply Of Cattle marie, q,
dsy ID. change w the weather which 10 clear
cool north west wind and BUYERS numerous prices rpu.l,
without any change from lsst week Sheep-A ARE .tol
nric,s shade lower there lot % ~ bought b Rl
en- Fletcher esq for g. 0s y hcsd i've weight IN
Our called 70 66 head II Cste rA by J..nh
BRYANT esd. near Lexington. kentucky. and sold 81
Munro Of Brighton 60 Rice r Co. for 80 cv r.
Cattle are said be the best lot at the market ra nanh
Of ysor and ,r, well worth yak Fsnenil Hal N,,s.
wi. re the beet vii b. for sale week 20 feed the visitor
he Horse Show.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

RpM.Rgs uPoN BEEF CATTLE-Our report shows the m
crease Of Be-yes in the whole city upon me
r.eky average O6 head and ~ more than last week
Tn. number at market to-day IL 1901 head, which 10 S
Increase on the average which S78 for each nsGet day
last wear snd @ increase the number sold " "edhes
day.
The names Of droves given below and name
from The of sa-Snen other
ihsn Cattle Brokers'" who sell on commission
A..
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PASSENGER Arrived

H. bio Rather from Harye-Le Cheysler. E. Vsnroecks'
bershr and lady children and servants Mr. John b.
C}nnet Julian Hsvesn. Charles krebs
In mn U16amo from Sheds-D.nie Denver lady and two
children. .,
IL pdcke,hip Wessrn from Lre,poot-H Donahus,
Mrs n Donshue Misses NJ and c. Donahue, Miss A. Riley,
VIM J. Clancy Miss Powell, Masters O. w. and A. Domaine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

BRICKS AND TILES-IIsfd NOrth RveT are moder.te'
sought after 81 25d 81 3, to c7ay. We quote Phil.
sdephia at 1870 Coabnrgh a. ~ $40 Foreign quiet
a15a Bath $50 80 for Soubrdse and }0d IS
for Welsh. Malt Tiles sell al 2jd so.
COTTON-The market under the per Persia has be
dull and rather heavy the sales 900 baes partly 20 arrive
The stock OF Mddng il quite insignificant We continue our
quotations day since expressive Of the basis
otto days tIausscOns The sales since 9th inst have been
IS bales the exports 1886 viz: To Liverpool 1850 bse
Havre, 4l9; Hamburg, 146 Antwerp, l52.
EEW-yoRK cLAssIFICATIoy.
Upnds. Florida Mobile. N. o. Tex.
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ordinary. - 81 ~'~ses.
sroRss-Wortin, Oxaa from 90, oIH 70 am
Cows AID CALVES from ~, eco 5Od 400. Ys,,,.. -.
ais Two yss, old' slest2s; Shre. year olas Sse
sEEEp AID LIsss-b1 ~ 81 MARKET Prices. 10 Io,s Al "A
Fs2 s2S. eS. IS S. each Extra Anu sslecuors a. -.
sss ~
swnE-Is2i Wesiern Al maxi. rnoe. I've .-lsS, an,
on dressed S!aec. n. shcs,s, Wholesale he 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

PRONlSlONs-The Pork market much eiclsG OK un ~
nand brisk for and for shipment sale. Of % DDS
At e2 25de2l 81 for Mess and Sls 25dS6 80 for Prime
Prime Mess and Clear nominal Beef II. very nTm ana
good request for the home trade sales OF 80 bDs eou
a. Prince sea 50 81 tor County Mess s9d for
Repscked Me-. and sl1 5OQtl2 ~ ipr extra do Prime
Mess quiet Sl4dSl7 Beef Hams fair demand
for delivery S6d S7 Bacon is very sniet AND prices
nominal Cut Meats and in AZ 7c for
Shoulders and 9c for Hams Lard without change To note
the inquiry moderse sales Of re bb and l4 elsie
and 400 kess 1874 1fc Butter quite firm and in fair
demand led2c Ohio and lsd24c for State Cheese
sctve a dl0c Eggs are IN demand At 2oc per doZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

PLASTER-Wbite and Blue Lump are without chausc
.ales So Cscned quiet There have been no arrival
recently. and omit prices nominal
POTATOES AND 1URNIPS-NO important change has &C
Cured In prices Of common quote Red ~ 500 81 IS
snd MERGERS and Carter 75d IS qusity Sweets
selling 80 5Od SO Dbl Turnips continue III small
supply. Whites sell AZ ella 81 IS y Dbl
RICE rather quiet. but firm sales of 10 ties a. q DC
SALT-The continues firm, with good inquiry and
moderate arrivals sales Of 1900 sacks Ashtons at q last
sale of Msshars I'll ST arrive Worthnsons III So
Ic1eys Darcy. 81 80 GIound ste and Cadz l8 Qlsc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16
m.rLets .CABKTuILY REPORTED FOR TEX TRIBUsf.

ASHES-The market - better Tor both kinds aud s
active sales o bbs }30 81 for Pots and 81 7jd
e. 81. Pearls The stock consists Of J8 bbs Pts and PIP
bbls P.srl.. Sserstus IL firm a. 7sc.
BOOTS AND sHOES-Hoiders very finn. owing chiefly
70 the enhanced prices Leather. The demand good and
nces s,rousy tend upward Manufacturers refuse make
contracts future delivery be present rates l. gener
ally expected that Spring business Will open al s higher
prices
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PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market. .-OcT 10.


e3 IS 70 81 T. 100 n gross. 800
sHrEp AND LIMBs-There ,lrht falling on is the sup
ply Il Sheep only $500 head having been sold Al prices ranging
from 50 10 So % 50 and - They were all from Ohio sud
PeuuylvAna and owned oy Scsergood Courson Co.
Aleou, Lloyd Co., Lambs brought from & 50 to % 81
each.
Hocs-This market supplied about well as usual the
amounting 20 1900 head Al from ~ 30 20 Sc y 100 n
Henoer.on Co. owned 800 Of the lot.
CALyEs-The market for this kind Of stock has
improved no head sold from p 20 SIS each accord
Ing q quality and conditios
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,oR THE VIII rpDIks Ger. IS, 1880.

Reported specially for TIE NEW TnIsuAs
ALsASY. Wednesday, Oct. is, 1888.
Tte activity noted the week contnuus aud there
fair fail business doing Prices fully maintained. The
demand the Eastern and Southern markets is fully
The expectations Of dealers and the prospect s that fair fall
business will b. done.
There does appear be any nordinaie demand for
particular description, and sales embrace all kinds.
The receipts second IN Octoeef
10 Ae yssrs named below have been - folows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

Ihffta h'TI''f %
During The month Of September, and to this date,
Me Roads leading to st. Louis west of Cresne hav,
been 80 bloch ed up with fegh that the business Of
Ais Company in that direction was suspended, and
many Of the cars of the Company used sorehouses
On connecting Roads. If the line from Fort Wayne
10 81. Louis, to be opened within few months, had
been ready for business in September, the earnings
would have been increased not less than 10000, and
Me gross earnings of the month would have reached
near 600 000
There is a more active movement in Land Warrants
and prices are better. ThOmpsons Bank Note Report
uuofes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16
Cambridae Caslle Marines.

A.por,.d fr fBr NswYoiH faIsrss BY GsoasI AcIp
WsDssspAy, Oct IS 1850.
A. n&rhsI e5 Cattle stort - Bssves and 3e5 Stores
ssrasss Il WoraiHs O.eI Cows md and rear olds
PaIoss-kCAe' Beef fsfn et6es 70; fre 1osEy, 81 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16
NcM.York Cnttle MARKET.

WEEKLY REPORT II receip' and selling prices OF BEEIES
MILK cows VEAL CALVES. SHEEP and LANES
and SWINE with CAREFUL prepared account Of the mum
Wednesday market A. the WASHINGTON DROVE
YARDS, Forty fourth street Prepared every ~eestex
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

FISfI-DrI Cod 10 better sales OF 40 Clinas ST Ueortes
Goa Us for large. Msckerel in moderate demand
and prices remain Box Herring inactive and prices
buyer Picked Herring and prices have
| advanced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

The following !o'.,c exhibits the respective amounH
Of Exchange h@ by the various Banks, ana o'-' w
suus dine 10 ii +, Rocka-,bc latter beng compr'en
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No cTRREyT PRICES FOR THIS WEEK.


RFFVES-Thsse sold by the head price equal to The
v,ue n N Of weight o. beef III. quarters The
hide and taow fifth quarter l. not counted ia this mar
m pc.. TO-DAY T. viii not average s!c. First quail
ity eda!c; Extra lodlo.e Medium. s0sic Poorest Ia
&c. Blu, i.vy sales over 9ic. under g..
PRICES OF VEAL CALNES-Caves are usually sold
through the year AZ sac pound. live weight -Icept those
from one 10 sr DAYS old. known Kittens, which bnng
81 q 70 s3a ~ zach In Autumn good many Grass
Calves months old sell for Sass each good IA:
Ne. sells often high Eva 80.
MILK COWs-The price Of Cow, depends as much upon
Odin.Iy Cow. +25dsN; good hir Cows s'5d $40; extra
quality with Calf $50 $50
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Common Sheep and Lambs average
80 50; sheep SSd 20
sWiNE-We.tern HOGS cornt-d large lst quality i've W.
dead small size do. live weight o, Gtic.
dead VT s!Qg;c Western stied live VT 6. ao,c. dead
weight Haze New York State. live weight g. d5ic, dead
weight s;dq New York State, small size prime for market
retailing live weight 7td7lc dead weight 9d9c STOCK Sc
LAsT WEEK BY RAILRoAD. .ND so.Ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

N, only furh.r information have ~ contained 10
kt,er from one of the Directors 20 bis correspondent
es,e stating that the Bank ~ IN critical condition,
bud that Suspension IL very probable.
Tie caniugs Of ;he Ede Railroad Tor se''' were
$3.50 4;3 H. against A ll9 iola't year ands al
IN August This completes the "'oad year and makes
III aeg.egaie Of i,34,35i exceeding our estimate IN
.J,lx lat by $l4.36i The details are as folows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

NAVAL sTOREs-spr. TurPenne i steady and n isi
request 200 bb. AZ 42.c cssh and small lots from tor
43.c. Crude remains quiet b.; prlces Ae hrn - -
parcels going forward from first hands W. ul
.tlnd there orders mere for export buy the pre-
limited Common Rosin contrary 70 e1pctSonis
held with more rmue.s; sale q co bbs a. % 1o 10
delivered ward holder. s.kns ~ olt 'l
price: $50 bhs low grade No sod a - Of
80 n in YARD Pine qualities less sctive bur pcrt ris
firm. Tar hes further advanced; Prime Nimnsoh i hrd
s2Sd 60 for large size bb Washington i hed +(H
with little had the close the inside rae me
small and consists principally Of small size. feh
in moderate request AZ S7 for Southern ana =|d
btl. for city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

HOPS-Sey very firm, with fair demand for home aie
tie 81 bales 0c, quality OF Old We notice
sale e q bales - Sc.
INDIA RI BBER-TLe market continues Inactive but the
stock small and holders Indifferent sellers unle" an
improvement on recent prices.
IRON-A moderate inquiry Scotch Pig holders hrn
sale. Of 80 go sea u 80 IL lots EnFlsh
Bar a ard held ~ So 81 Russia Sheet is huoyA Il
I2d l5 for quality and lee oI second q1s y tusl'n
sheet il in demspd SIC for SINGLE Doubles A. So ana
Triples ~ 4d e mos Ensish Refined quiet at +oI - and
Common AT S57 50d $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

See Third Pare.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

LIMF-Tlere s change 70 notice IN Rocsiand ae- 81
800 bh zoe. for common. Lump quiet .ast sAe' d"
81 Col. $500 ,..a
LEAD-Pg /, quiet today ast saer IS u. for SPANISH
70 arrive and 1t ia cash for German.
LATIls1Le receipt, MODERATE the demand iai '-r'
ats 81. -,
LUMBER-Timber has sold TO fair extent q; el2 Tor
Eastern spruce and Pine, by the CARO-.
LEATHER-1hc stock II Heuocf and Oak coNrle' 20 ~
r.h poor assortment; the demand is active ana pees "
higher fhsu yesterday. 49, ~.
100 hlds and 100 Musooyado sass and IL hnd f'io
Rico al SEC.
We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF CATTLE SoR rHE WEEK.
According 10 report. from the sewers market places IN Il
GI...r a.lA
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-11

In the U. S. Senate today, the Presidents
Message was read. Mr.. Clayton expressed
his appreciation Of the ground taken in re-
gard to our relations with Great Britain con.
corning Central America, and said that he
was in favor of insisting upon the American
construction of the Clayton Bulwer treaty.
Mr. Cass said the honor of the country dc.
manded that we should insist upon orr
Interpretation of the treaty NIessrs. Weller
and Seward took the same ground, and
all were ready to support the Monroe doc
trne, should an emergency require such
course of action. Matters look rather
hostile.
The receipt of the Message by the Senate
fell like an earthquake upon the House, none
having the least suspicion that it would be
sent. a very exciting debate ensucd, which
terminated in refusal to receive it on
part of the House. There was ballot for
Speaker, and the House adjourned until
Thursday.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-11
IIlE CINNEN EDN,r

"Protesinn!irm Is dangerous to the country.
All who love truth and sustain ripht must
seek the counterbaancing power to disunion
in the Catholic population of the country
FreemaWs Journal
To which the New Y"rk Mirror rcplies:-
"Romansm grows daily bodrr. ltisalways
meek and quiet until it gains sufficient
strength TO put on brazen front, and show
the clovcn foot. II is the nature of evil TO
develop itself warily. BY stcalthy appronch.
cs, it makes its fatal spring in an unguarded
moment, and then mocks ut the misfortune
Of its victim. Thus Romansm has taken
advantage Of our hospitality, and rcquies
with the bascst ingratitudc the generous well
come it has received in Protestant America
1t is not long since Bishop Hughes advised us
to "pack up and be Off" and leave the land
which was wrcstcd by our ancestors from the
tyranny Of the old world, to the future DOM
nation Of Catholic aliens. Now we are told
that the only safety TO the Union lies in our
Catholic population-that Professionalism is
dangerous TO the country, and can no longer
be trusted with the free government which
was founded by the patriotism of our
fathers.
All our traditions, our antecedcnts, our his
tory, from the landing of the Pilgrims on
Plymouth Rock in 1920, proceed from the
Tree spirit which Professionalism introduced
into the world; and our institutions, 80 nd.
mired, so cherished, so sought after by the
oppressed of all lands, are deeply imbucd
with the religion TO which they owe their
origin. What mockery, then, to charge
that "Protestantism is dangerous to the coun-
try~
Are we TO be taught the rudiments of re-
pubicanism by the ignorant slaves of the
Pope? Are we to be admonished of the value
of the Union by the miuions OLA hicrarchica
tyranny which has no parallel in the history
OF the world! Romanism Injuries its own
cause, and only hastcns the day of its signal
downfall, by presuming to dictate to the de-
scendants of the American revolutionary
striving to impose its illiberal tenets on the
free institutions of the only Republic worthy
OF the name, on the facc of the earth.
We have little to fear, however, from this
enemy of our liberties. Professionalism will be
able to hold its own in this country, against
all the wiics of Popery. Freedom, civil and
religions, has a permanent home beneath the
star and stripes, and neither the Vaccinations
of the Papacy, or the cnmity of foreign des.
potism, can supplant it in the hearts of the
American people. Professionalism is only dan
gerous to the pretensnns of that crippled
hierarchy, which blasphemously arrogates
to itself the holy attributes of Deity, and
binds in the grossest darkness the minds of
its worshippers
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-11

Boris FOR PREsIDEHr.-Alr. John Minor
Bolts, the man who slept with John Tyler,
mas written letter in answer to the letter
and resolutions of the American Union LIE.
gion, of Brooklyn, N. Y, recommending him
as suitable candidate of the Know Moth
ings for the Presidency in 1856. In answer
he says that the American party has nothing
to do to insure success in 1856 but to keep
steadily in view their great original object,
viz: shat of restoring the direction ofAmer.
lean affairs to the hands of those born upon
the soil. He refers to his past life in the
public service, and various recent speeches
and letters as an indication of the policy of
the administration in the contingency" of
his election.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-11

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 4.
The Democrat has letter from Leayen.
worth dated December oath, which says that
the Territorial Register, an administration
paper, had been mobbed, type thrown in the
river and lot of paper burnt. The mob was
composed of Mssourans.
The Free State party had nominated Chas.
Robinson for Governor, &. Y. Roberts for
Lieut. Governor, and NJ. J. Delaney for Con.
gress.
The election is to he held on the third Tues.
day in January