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r~. M.s~~v,~,ss.n pusscs CO0zasosAu0erss
ur upo,,os on COMMISSIONER POSTPONED UNTIL
ZEE LAST or ourcHSs.
- n.rd ra tp rr.vsss sesssou ss II e'ssnk Monday
pV,~srx-Ccmw~+csess gBcweu, Nye, nsanahes, o"o'
-sn ard ssyos food ard Powell ThS SECESSION ~ nsse
.,.-tes ar SrsDahas reported fAvcrabls on the b. ~
alas he ring fOs siso-shSch Ne treasurer a or.
Asssd 70 Sy, ,,.
oun sh The vacancy n ne Board, a n s,es.
vas y ocnsens vAde Tire special der ior ~
-. rusFeaJ N o0t0oT, ~ IL eNsock, \.
NJ BowEs preseztsa pe,istsrx from tns kue-,c.. In
yunts hsr nauos Cs0<auy the O a n .seuu snd
- ss- ne.AS asdsts ~ PIER NO.. 81 Moth river
snoxe, TO hsve syci. rsAoemon Ioined aud detailed
u tnose pIsces mo sgp,nat seAne ssd The
seox,ns sAN mes saaSted " oe Appointed and suosn
n spsh p .eiAk--
Ame'NsD IssesA~-J I'M Hathaway.
hs'sem fArul-paaiOk Horte,, JOIN ooddinsson
ye@sst>-A SD Roar,ke-JoaE EasAn.
fS~f No fS-G~nrse y. Stanley
N mctioc, Gen Fye ard NJ. Bowen -ere empowered
y hereAf grant ali such peiiiooa and swear the
ssO0a n,ec ded by the pei toner's ia oiiice
Gr RswSs sCaoissd : of rules aud reauis soss
me les and regulations OF toe LONDON psyis
Nv YORK ren~ rhs rescst 80. laid ~ ,hs Neie.
Aycr Weep ofsrta he following resnlntiou:-
Rspo,ved Thai Mayor Pc sell and Mr. a4rsnsha,, with
ne Cfirf Ulets d Ds in q . commute 70 lake charges
q he Nev Yors mrTnh~s, sih the uhios Clark, ha
me can mn,ee 10 take charges sgsipH ard hear
smosy hereeu aa1 repars the 70 Lots Bard for
As4r Alec thai be susnorlz 70
rsanins INTO otscuss oil Complaints OF fiVoioas
H-e which In tibet" Judgment not deemed OF sndceut
menrfAroe 70 ley before the soayd Laid on the table
Bv The same:--
Rec wed That THE Board deems itself fully authorized
procure and pay for ali seoh ppbes materials
rows Of sbstgev wn,cn, unber ths lAw for
ssabshing Of The metropolitan Plnss district passed
April 10, 1897 is incunoeut tbs 10 procure.
PISSED sessrs. Bowen aud S.rapAhAn eisss piipg
perni sion vas ted by policeman GeoY Tracy n
sefve ~ 49, pre-epi iron the occupants OF 10 Beck
sweet fer rpinx the fow of Coson wafer that place
Friday mig NJ last. Granted.
n. oos ing reported for trial And BET down
kS wfdbestRy, he Esd nst -
Snoo~d r. ec.naJc o Snipoo James E OArter
Sbs-h prec1yic-- john Dunn
kShH Prrcs,scc-J am Qlinp Thomas AcDougal, Henry
sAsr, Jonn ~ nsids Dsaiei Davidson
Elcct1h Pre- tfic. lar lei Roc, Zen0s Eroewel.
N~'e,ah Frecinct- James Foster, doornAn officers
Gaze srd >eaior
S1..nA Pr cinct- Edyad BowmAR
sSre~ih f~tcinf- - RAW - Anderson
trdsved ~ be TIED on the f6,h inst -
MQAh fr1ct.ct james Mckay.
Sz Precinct y .IsI epn Kulsht
he Hosrd, monol then sdjourned until Monday next
IS c'clocs
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kARlTIME INTEL lGENCE,
ToaA ran oar.
W knAs " NOON SITS. eve ~
gur s1rr ~ aleu- WAITE. ii rs
Fort or gsr York Ssuts mbsy al iNS7

cLg,RzD
s-amshp Fors,rn fAsnt hnAlepaugh Aspinw Ll-x
$40 Bsssr,. townsend, Hsvre-w whitlock Jr
SHIP Grsh, ms Policy, aaydsn. Auiwer.-is, in Hurl
sarf ooriOan tsren> s,eengrafs sr,men-Hennngs Mui
san J. ers D,lano : sats-Brcd'e speaes
EAt Ga, isna, Hutte savannah = II srgban
brs .o~iAn Jex sunfoa sscA onvale-iIempsouk Hun
seai Corinne Hines Is rksonvii@-srnallA McKee,
schr emery. R gers, Rt hmotd Q II Pisrson.
sicop sr.wn bsuoel osldence-. Kenny.
s~antr Mas, icnSs Priisar p5lA
ARRIVED.
no.. se 70 . s S sSssa mon AssG n INST sep se
90 = 81 -; vi .uaten ca pp,a from q .sttai
fore ,rd sr sopFsi rd,, main ,ard
sss iip soanoss SKINNER Portsmouth &C with mds.
Ana psf.snssrs = Inc am 4 rieAs.n.a
Ala q ~ GER to Gans. 1as 81, "a IS So ios
II bound a.a IS 1s 81 ass ss
Ap .owa ss- orlraas,, I4nsaos LesA2rs, Jul, 10,
rom New ss.s for aa S 0s ss0'S mp
.i1 ros o uss. aa Tea, w,nas uass, o. IN p.ss,ss
. brnS IS Isl y lie @nsS5rsd ~ he ios sT Sai
h. i ~ ke por sSs cot % III. mora sss'
.issout r,oyives An, aas by sies1nsag 0ceaa.
.S sqsss &C : wish o.r,si n.ss AUG 81 Il . 81
s,,s l.asn tf, Fitzgerald WINDSOR Ne Gays with plss
BIG Ar tuTn. ,Brl, howard wipdsor Es. IL days with
FRA &SsdsI ca lockhsr win.sor dAys viii plssier
STv osrr. CRrl csesso,m Windsor, days With plaster
eus -usNp CotrcH Phlsdepta d,ys. bound 70 Boston
srg .ssASce .reenl ~es ely, az In ballast
ctr Fs-sS tb sh Windsor rs, 70 dsss ~ta plaster,
senr ondo1eerr, trr, rsukner. wlndss, Il days with
sA-e. 10 & 4 ts-w6te
eo6r {. Ioiar II - yr-mont
schr Rlt'ad Williams Sih uacse rom wreck 81 ship New
ga rshre
sohr u " Johnsoa, ctsln With mase fro r ship Irene
lzhIrt =, kUrrches.
TIE stant-g sGnres. CAPT korr-n a-r-es bss nan,ns
s-sn b.o- AID reppr hsvios Ia bay brig
.boJ l.. ease, Or fhsde pa4A ooand Boaoa pal IA
kr hAi nssr.
krrrK.rp-on Saturday b,ig sorneo. Cap, Gray bound
tr jstss nvl- = hsvlns me lSh, ~sie ng y
sexbos clos be Ind at 81 miles " 50
s0s eo ue I'd ,ts~ ms I'VE - tain ~ pFis hIed
he .ekr t-ltux n. h-mrlnAn kis
500 of ~e'ch gu he n. m h.rd bng Al
~. cLht % TO- ttArtoArd tide fTel
sat ssst hlrK The . ann,ast carrying ANN - ths
h~ s.H sfa's.d % he mai mast spsin OF big hailed
> couo not ~e-r ssir TO- in a Atom a.. osio 10 carried
bsviss Dsd,y c,scs~d oy a.on ~ pas.
ord yssss ~ - ga .oen Capt WaI ~ rslaJn he
Du~Nn.l
snx ArAbens firm Asplnwal
s,s vne ward, trim Porto kico
srs ~. Heah frpn csraena,
ARR ~ - All - pla bos. Asvd Michsn
sGip Andrrw sRrksoD.
$40 rps brig unkn0@n
s.sAuship orhern lEhI AsSawSL, tari IAnssln, NJ
I'd OH
daY.r.f y
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,oaS .ss tSss4 sS..s ar r srpo1 sa's'
srsr .. rins BIZ rreen.s. so Hscls.
st~s-its..o.s and srz.sssys
For a. 80 mt 4 several oaasters By NE late rsle
ae-s oaumu.
sau A. .lIIor- Talrrs from rnnch. Islands. before
r-vcrSo y saryou Hoe-s f.ned ron Ale s.dris
30 ~ n' = ~ 700. , p >sse pNo Ihs v.rsle
sesd = hs cae yruao IN p ie. ID shiy drawing
lvns ear Shah I'm d5~l an upprei hin sis ial
s, H. M ~ IT, ,,s w. .yS q '' b, 80 4 w 70
y. plo, be-, fsshioa y zoe stsadne lyns nsr Ter.
Bass JoHE P.sSx4 O, Provia nc b.io- res1rtss i,.s
s~v spe srs1st " ~ Das..gs f--m sew oreaat for
10 rs - e a. 40 y. sss -. sa 80, ssSt "a
% nv fiseo ,oa hs s-son Insurs1e. % sni tsoo
nssree . frei sas q .y divided .msrcss
asa ssspee cnlces osrso los red Ia sur1pe
>csk Jgu. sAp,es from IlixAo. Import, win coal
-.Bs Gshor' q Ckstasu isb last and Is fol- q water
,esn rs.-reansr Kernebec, her Al rhiisi.pA, ~
"a - -is"s b. sirrs n ss,ress ns1ns bat 90
.. ", h-' eoad ,ee nobody 90 bo.5d
-. sns g pSss1 %. 1' r e. sol s a.. s
- ~ 81 ri ~ u copper IN. ship raorasrd s also
3 sias'. E. - ne ssA-bp I.b = ovs 4 tae
- ,e., :. rspSi' - ~ BE- ssppsd. rccaulsed
L.gsoats,' sullivan Ne iss ,u., scs,ouer ef I tons
). saRsra ~ t ~ ~ e D. psrus = sullivan sDd 70
aiNoS ~, .s ass tar q sbol, 80 tons. called ne
49,, as she - W. y Ne sessn prsdsEee,, q Gar
sas 49,, =. 9 i,A ~ vu re- So % IONS
fyrg lN Nf1@rk *Hf y ACT g \ fhxaNtct,
80. -. 81 trsl suH b. ~ a.. /. xetaF IA.
= ~ y gss va t. s.i.e,. se o~S, Z,
=. e = L!sy ysa, ana = bv eonasndsd " W .hs
Ttrrr and ish at ~ H. wn w.
sre4fLna hnrt ~ a-Ju - o3f nj, double de-ked
. 0srtd Is sessrs Res S' .1ly . ned Nhe
a. a spi sse' euro .n ON y ~ cssr . por
rTwHnr ~ VINO y "
Tive ~ tAlp r--sen.y isuscsed Il wer,e,oa, - -
aonneu i y be cslei The kiaie ford I. - 'oaa
1otI,~ Co MsrrDars,
80 ~ nsnfsovss A. Duron IsLirp sEops Islvo
ubt y anc Al ~ plsce OF The Old d. l.
Ynt go ~ durus the -recaOn Of new buiagfs II
sooaAnasa - md ser The st'h sht erihse
- ~ tEf- Y IN he lantern of he as~ tJ-sr
~ souse AID t1v butt o. brict In conu-r
- - - %. e. i A. feet ard the centre Of tse lgh
49, lo~ wAtsr The gri will be nset 1f III,
&C s.s1e ~ the whole soriypa. ~ lesf
oAlsli f~lf Ilefntnsii1c apCa-aus n the evs
49,. M NJ shaali b. frdF1 Ia Gees u a vexst
~. ~ NstF ~ sspc4 a IL nAuucal nllee 40
NsN@@ il q mnaJ
~ crctr "a ~ "a. .nss liaars
ttrAg 4-s. ~-..A .b1ii ez Cops az EnEinssss
-1t d71'ol ~ sept II, n61.
NtStxmsu
- TIT fdRar1Hn lsh htp ~ rst,s.,f,u 80. =, -.
acstA. AAltr, Fs-.g g6.aa. a''u''n NV n ~
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EXCURSIONS.

.yoR EEyFozr usroE ann xtnnLgrDWk POINT
The sesntt r. tE iessea foot ~ Murray street
rave to KrJpor, 10 -cass
l. uvfc ~ ssD ui1sFwyUu IIRKcr AND arDDLs
n ovn Pint ~ snrss fro. keypsrt. seanbo.
OiAs ~ dsr except saturday and sunday, leaves Mar
~ street = n keypw' z A. Fare 10 ccn,s sidale
Point "A c.us
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-22

L'OR NOKrOLr AND fsTsgsBCRS. rBs usfran
n saes NAL sieanetip EOtNOKh Capt Thomas Srlunsr,
kl leave f The above places Wednesday I'D Inst. Al
9gocl ~ sn pier ~ Norl river 500 viA sSrise =. NOT
ioN ~ rrr Afternoon, aud Pp'@rsurF be Oaging morn
Passengers fJr the si'h viii proceed dr ~ ne ges
q ihtru mall Inc 10 Ch-s' p, knyufa keyannes, g
fh0at Rchu au4 viii aair itrlne iJ 0t
sd.g ming raveie~s vii Cad he trr Cheapest Eeaseni
End expeditions rsaAsr I'D far wth stst
foon' n -srfoh &C. pe'-lpsg en- F'hnoot, $40 AppH
70 10 i1LSs A PEASANTS. % BrosdwsV,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-22

La A. To- 8IkSTRGlS
y = eehs ncs's all l1 broadway Asove arGaa sroe1
Open evebb az he week
1sMkNsA ri o '~SN-DnUSDEn rOUnBs
fBR sHINHk LANCE PfOrIRa .uLERy.
Va croo~A ro Ii ain ~
NJ SIngs Dano Solos, Say ings ags. As bo
JeHhY, M l. AND u an Rsskr~
IN estur-s. oors open st 81; u oence ~ n
Oh Ia % MIS-
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MATRIMONIAL.

= pacEFTpP 40 WARS or AGE, GERwtr W
- hI,.h sscka ne Acquaintance Of young afy n 20 h
ve~,. ~ are 10, he rurr Of marmon. money r, 80
vi. .ave,t,.r prefers an snaSe disp ~iuon an
b.msss cd ch.vsosr and irdus.dous mind All sps ver-
sa l.. =. a,-d strict confds Address -svns 80.
name srd here interview be had Confidence boz 9
Herald chbce.
saLfp ST CLs1S Will, UPON TIM RsCsIPr Oh
u - cesie $40 20 NY pefh y W9c pc ur OF TIER pss
~ iheir intended Address Nile st. Char bosery Po~s a.
hce
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Legal NOTICES.

grfsx.k OUR QuNss CoUHry-1s Pksrl
y 10 In VI fgmeui ore 81 Lhs Uenr the
suts TIER all public uonu A. n deftNk Rot
premises gcrne day III Sas dsy 81 septsa
a rnl CO he late sonss caf " Nnsu eoou atwA
uIio, dae, the town 81 Bemrseat N sai county rhs
b. ~ a NJ sosf
Jhtr ~ lsno respectv, ~ rive Ava AM
acre. vbi cnsdui able v.ins
Ne lcuat The premises hs vital about miles Of ta*
sse Henpsiesd tsErshs pr0rery sad WI be
Y reasoosole Title perfect il.lsd Sep vi ls57
sNNJ y kusHkORr ksf-~~
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ne nAn TO INVtsT IN ERO0ND land q rTlrIEa.
bC.VVV Ses ilemer sifhirg 70 conVer, Ia. "a an am
plu Oinrg IN each rraz 81 least an par osrt ror
By callt IN Addressing jAAAl MOROsRg cyox pe.r5
street. nftr Cha hat street
fr1oTHING -JArtrs IN srsTIx.rN HayIyc
" sry y dispcs y can YscdFs fair cs pics fcr w.
sans ~ NsrdrE ~ rnd'feSsig A. CvHEg, IA Iauress
yss .A1ai, Or 81 bost Broadway. Lsoiss waited on ~
MIRA q.
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REWARDS.

w w n1Ns1ss
g5 E,wAsp.asTss,sn. OF sgsn .. sossIse.
0eg kettrn hm Aers after 7 p. A.
&S REwi-p-Losr SUNDAY. 2lH INST Fsog
% aro,e.sy ,ewio ntl ID pup s2oui . n no b.
VIII be ps1 and 20 qneations ked 70 whoever ali bring
HsRsz xcPEyge 7sl Broadway.
SiU Bord sres, so.ss % sosdNy, i.sb Eass cess
sp-rd lab.p reyho1nd, collar m1rsed souveair" III,
sge-, bo1ss % :" '''"''s ''' D's :" ~ GOO
Civ oen from he premises q Prospect BROOK
In wedn@.os norno, small 'liser "a, gih viii
sane VII receive he aboe ward ,ne DO cues ion, tsked
en- kEgARD % SUNDAY AFTERNOON
glO from tV boust street ana bAcs ssd tan
VII ec.is hs rad s,sn,orse :, res-rass ssr . II,
,boy. humber, ard no cues iors assed.
IA EEwAsD-Losr or sToLE-. ON FsID.y
m-'nlns ePo, 10 e,ni'g i,5m !, ,hs s.smoos
10y gold ~scn ard ebselsne via q ksr and AL
~ ,s.ss III :, ~. s"nr. s,. ~ =. IL 49,
In.srsse- o-p,-,, 81 val sves.
fon sEwARp-iosr ON sDspAy AFrrRgpos
pAU sugus' 10 gong fr'm E,w nsven depo, -epiy
m.rseo n. Bro.ky Apply 70 Fo-tar Lopez, no !
sanos street Brootyn
eli Ktw4sr TAKkE II soT % -IsT..x 0sE
ME hicH SeichsBs spsloh." Anyb9ty re;urlns
Tie Asgve g Crews isiior Is Jor land street, vii
yiSu RAMA SD--THE AB01. EswARO VIZ. ss
plOU ysld ior sse ,eoov.ry q ne boy q A~,,rs
Veen..esy NlsrSon tho ie mat u Tong is.ay rons5
opposite s.nd. Pc ., nsbl re eres-.s iu- =
..s flannel snd PLAID vss, b. STOP ,boi s1 aet
s Il s@a hss @ a1 syes h q bar ssr ase:r M
zoe sad 6ods ~il sdorsss Henri 4. Tho rs. 10 wa
ssn goes yssS ou5 Bososss H. y wss,olssier ps9er.
pisse oopy
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

nRtkB suhOuL BOOKS A r1ssr Book ,oofrAF
W ing he sle the nngisa sns age mo numbers
nnfrstSd hv enEsviggs; lhn Pic erts lena = iv6 IN
sravnss FIRST knriirh rsnmr snn unnp
These bc,s nottry on,sin her ons ar
brng into the menie portfs " We pm
pi trr IN se clpp OF th.t sodes Enl- ougN .
~ Fsey are respsslal-
agss - NJ. ~, . m nsrens and Ai in arrested 81 9du,s
tao Pnsg,hsd by a.. sANsH.w, cwnes Of Aan Asd sx
s~u 81 esls, ~ "
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- -. 49, - Ill.
Co4L--BgsT on -. -.
~ as, sna W DirT or RED bSa, ssot : -
Hveyrf ety =. nsh r.afs "a furnrcs srten1 ~ 80
- !, q per ton fryni ards cofaey ~ HI az
.crsta lI6 Duane street snd 81 hrs a..p zen
-eN Allen fAfhs 80 ,s-nss,fl
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-seg Allen ftb' 80 $3.50
HOUSES. ROOMS &c. ro LETT.
1kI an ~. hlhfl HOUSES 49, tSgsv a.
~ ~ UP1scris sirtF h.<t Tbirtasr n Ca
kentsd Iot s. Os s..cn ! ooun OF the owrey ,,ns :
II ~ sarseeL.1 sG0ct kurupc, he Vfest fg
Rented for ZOO. J h0uses and lots In last Tly
socrh btrSsin They m the 90 co1d
uoa and hrisg ~ ~ 100 per yAaT vii BE-
sole separately ogs-r and large portion u pur
aoss can s.msin on m0,ese ras A. oppor uniy Tor
Investment but seldom " b. met VIII and who vii
~ he trouble q lesp ae price Will ~ oace s.e hu MS
90 humtuE ~ the hopsrs be ppd 0ctohss Apvly
70 J. PEj.HH, ss7 Browns strOel
A FURNISHED HCJtE 40 Lxr.-A vEgY HIGs Two
- sovy Aad attic house nswy repaired vita al the
earn IMPROVEMENTS TIE vcialiv ~ Bleecksr snd
~. aNay The gers1n rao al tert 4 vii have prr
~ ~ NJ turuturs srd 0.s yearst lesse Rem vevy
g.v, - orss We Per'd orce, for three osIs, slsang
Wl.It - ~ rvteR oan he had
"A tNsLb IhRkE sToRyrIOUss uAviTG Att rHE
- l.. ,ti sntf 1Feseut, 70 1ast Thrty rree
ne lnl 0f nay Bs,t or ilnEar III A. aired Real
onS ~ hleef Apply 0s q. HALIO X, n sun ~ =
/. feh MINIS To Akr-hgy TTENT.1-- -
= fae rttp Win ~ Without tse snartrr.r IA @gsirV
~. vs. ~ ~ 40 MN uup fo5r -. m,t " ~,
hstf' AoaftS !, = w., BlUsdvty p1ai ohca
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MEssRs. BELL AND ETHERIDGE.

We had hoped for the good name and fame Of our
State that, its author, there was net a man in
her borders willing to endorse the ARiSouthern SEN
timents contained in the late speech of her almost
Black Republican representative, Emerson Ether
idge upon the subject of the revival of the African
Slave Trade In this hope however, we regret to
find the State disappointed The Hon. Jno. Bell,
the grand Mogul of the anti-democratie party of
Tennessee, not content with silent approval of the
views and sentiments Of his faithful friend and fol-
lower, has it seems, undertaken, by the use of his
Thanking privilege, to give those speeches general
circulation throughout the State. We understand
that hundreds upon hundreds Of copies of that pre-
cious document the careful wording of which alone
protects its author from the penalty against publish
ing incendiary documents, have found their way to
Tennessee under the frank of her only Senator and
that Senator the recognized leader Of his party in
the State. Will such a course be tolerated by the
freemen who constitute the constituency of Messrs
Bell and Etheridge? viii they not rather put the
seal of their disaPprobatiOn upon such monstrous
impudenoe by cOnsigning them both to an oyerwhel-
ming and disgraceful defeat in their efforts for the
positions which they have so long dishonored, and
which they are again seeking to fll?-COIuH6ia
Herald
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DIsTILLATIoY OF SPIRIT IN FRANCE.

The British papers snimadvert upon the large
quantities Of cheap spirit which have been exported
from Great Britain to France, within 3 few years.
and aver that it is imported again in a different
form and TesOld at enormous profit, to the great
loss Of the English people, and the gain Of the
French distillers and adulteratOrs. Large quanti-
ties of whisky, rum, and alcohol have been shipped
from the United States to France for several years
past and it is doubt sent back to again, it
is to England, and it hardly be otherwise than
that the French distillers are making great profits
10 the trade much to the pecuniary disadvantage Of
the United States
The enormous levies which the French have made
upon the cheap liquors of other countries and the
great increase in beet-rOot distaton shows either
an astonishing decrease in the grape harvests
increase in the spirit manufacture, which almost
sUrpasses belief.
In 1853, only 100000 worth Of beet root spirit
was manufactured in France while in 1855, no less
than the sum of O,000, 900 was realized from the
manufacture of this article an increase never be-
fore PARALLEL in any business.
1t is possible that the vine disease has been great
er in France than is generally supposed; for when
they distlling greatly other products, it may
be policy on their part to keep the great deficiency
of grapes from becoming too public matter. The
number Of acres under vine cultivation in France
exceeds 100000 giving employment in the cult
Walton Of the vine and the manufacture Of wine, to
about 100000 persons mostly females,) and in
its transportation and sale to 100000 more The
vine disease, or less prevailing in all vine
producing countries has increaseased the average
price of wine and brandy from 100 to 175 per cent
About go OO0O 600 gallons annually distilled into
brandy, the expectation Of which is under special
government restrictions. In lS49 it is stated there
we're producedin France 925, 600 0OOgallOns Divine
which was nearly barrel for every inhabitant of
the country.
Next to wheat, the vine is the most important
ofthe vegetable productions Of France, and extends
over the southern half of the empire.-N 0. Price
Current.
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nEg- A very sensible correspondent Of the Patriot
is in favor Of selecingas the Know Nothing candi-
date for Governor, some one who is not committed
either for or against the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS law. He
argues that the adversaries Of Democracy in Ten
nessec are hopelessly divided upon that subject and
that such candidates. he suggests could play mum
and probably win. He wisely concludes that HAIR
BIs will beat any opponent WHO'S or has been either
for or against this measure. Instead Of allowing
this vezed question. about which there is 50 much
diversity Of opinion in their ranks, to disturb the
harmony of their society, he proposes that the sub
ieets Of the canvass shall be confined to the single
one Of intense Americanism. We give the writer,
his candidate and the society generally, the benefit
Of the following extract embodying his views in re-
gard to the qualifications Of his candidate and his
prospects Of success:
Let us nominate man-that can neither be call
ed upon to defend nor object to the settlement Of
thai question Fer our candidate to have to do
either enc OF the other will inevitably beat him, and
II he should have been actor in the matter, Har-
ris will force him to speak out or to be mum-to be
mum would be as bad to take either other horn
of the dilemma
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THE CABBAGE WoRW.-Mr. E. D. Hewitt, Of East
Randolph, Columbia county, Wisconsin, in letter
to the Commissioner Of Patents remarks that he
observed IN the Patent Office Report for 1866 that
the cabbage worm cut the cotton plant when small.
The way in which he treated his cabbage, was. to
SOW in the spring two and half bushels of salt to
the acre before planting it, In all instances after
such treatment the worm disappeared. In his opin-
ion salt would not kill cabbage and if one teaspoon
full Of salt vas put int the cabbage before it matur
ed it would head much better and would not be az
fscted by the bugs or lice. In conclusion he hoped
that some Of the Gotten planters would try similar
experiment
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NOTICE.

WILL sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand
! SECOND DAY OF JUNE, 1857, all ths right title, claim,
interest and demand that S. L. BaR has in and 10 certain
Tract Laud containing about twenty
less, lying and being in Dr Ct No. In White county,
Tennessee, the Cauey fork River with all the Mills
improvements with the heredi aments and appuT
enances, RICH theTsuntO belonging aRd will also
desnd lhe title below. u Joins the Lands Of Rhode
HutsOn Cotton and others Sale s made under the
purpose close deed Of rust maize by said Bad unto
a1d others (ss deed will show r the several
debts therein named JESSE FRANKS,
apr2s-Wtd prs fee Sc Trustee.
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THE SHOE Observation-Disclosures in this line is very
dull at present. For the past few weeks there has
been very general depression in the business; and
up to the present time there is prospect of bet
terment Many four manufacturers have discharg-
ed large number of their jOurs, and many girls
who worked on machines, are out Of employment. In
a shop where there were thirty operatives five now
suffice to do the work There has peen q large
amount Of work done the past winter, and the mar
ket is surfeited.-LyRn (Aass.) Reporter.
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THE FACE THAT EVER WEARS A SMILE.
BY OWN JONES.

BY OWEN JONES.
love the man whose open brow
PrOelaims q noble mind;
love the sympathetic soul
That feels for all mankind
Rhat feels for human wrongs and woes,
And pities cen their guile;
And, oh love the angel face
That ever wears smile.
love my little isping child,
And her who gave it birth;
love the memory Of the dead,
Whose deeds illume our earth;
love the friend of freedoms cause,
Whom gold could meier deflei
And, oh l love the angel face
That ever wears q smile.
The face that ever wears q smile
Hath sunshine in the heart
Its beaming rays reflect around
thousand joys impart;
It gladdens, cheers, inspires with hope,
Far more than tongue can tell;
IT'S in such hearts the angels bright
For ever love to dwell.