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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29

DALE GOTTOS.-bU-i received II inrge lot
10 ot Bale cotton assorted Humtrr,s iaf salebA
mar Is fEANkIlN q BltO
ATEW GOODS, NEM ts0ODs.-s-HetF AZ
" lRAtII0S-N 6IGGENHElhIR Respectfully
calls the attention uths and thu public EeUcraF to
hs large Buj well sirced stock 81 N,N spring aud Naume
staple aHd fa4eY DRY saads
In calling the attention al buyers wish to stat hn teing
DESTROYS Of increasing ny business hRen eNicnrdaud great
Is improved staJv making it of TIM largest aud most
convenient house ~ the cy Having ta enlarged my house
Irt hascs this have been much more oNten-Ne am
usual and with single tohr wants aud taste 81 tho
p,ilc Ihoro "a II Goods cordially invited "eNaln
nu stock before purchasing tscWhrfc and are assured
that they mi mud assortment good Aud prices low
uu any establishment Ii t.r old Dominion
&AIlII GG GGENilE1MER.
Opposite Tanner Asher aud next dor to J Gahbs
Isnchbarg, va lap 4dis
Ron
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C.

y. S me. +, FA5ki,rsrSI' ess
from New York every Three days All owned city o
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- FANCY Siks aul sill Robes
Pain Rack Silks al qualities.
Heragr. Drrtude aHi ia Mt Robes
Thread Houston lace Muslin aud Law Sets every va
oaerc .tdIed solid aud fancy Neuslin De isincs,
parasols Umbrellas Comets. wAathuuos steel and recd
Sklrs
orFania real French and ether Lawns full assortment
tarsipk III price ffom - II - cents
Pr ale by JAS sIIeifR 90
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nDitRis-Ghe lsadse- can mud al ,. W.T.
y lIAM> y ; aud beautiful o.
feampeel offered thts ogr,her with
very hue Roman Mosaic AMI Pearl Cameo and
Peal feral et the beautiful description As1
very Mourning aud Second Mourning latest
Wh they have Just opened aud wond be glad show
the lowers II ne bea tufn Call be need
lot 81 silver Gobets, Mug. Mustard Cups Salt
Stands Nakn Rings Spoons al every description tdfuIs
Toy o. A.. just received aad winch they offer cheap.
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4 ,.EsT NORTHERN An ~, M.

a ,gENE SOEG gHREsEs y y ~ r., -4.z-s.-s.sss.
IN sol THERN MAIL ROUTE Bi. go
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
'IuN va VIRGINIA CEN1RAI.AND ORANGE. u Nd Al.
ENANBRlA RAlIKOAnS.-Ihc night Train ePrts BIou
ocloek, allowing A passenger
the Eichmoud and DalNe Railroad supper Onn
hu~ free at charge
FARE BY NIGHT LINE
Richmond o t;orduls Vile. IS
lorlonss lille Washington by Orange and Alexandra
kalIfuai. IS %
II. ID. WnITGOMB Snpt transportation.
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NroWI.IS n AIENN>DSR,
uain street

l., NeHBuRa. VA.
OFFER ron S4fE 4 T4RGE AND T4RfEp SIoCh or
NUaARs-Nrw Orleans tuta au1 Coffee sugars, Loaf
Crushed aud Powdered 10.
COFIEFS-Mov crop RIO Old Government Java and la
guyra coffee
SIT-Asllau's a.taf,- Hilsd In clean Sacks
PLASTER Mountain iIast.I-Grannd aud IN Lump.
IBpS-t ,unt} Hammered Rolled Iron, fsfe Iron Sal
iisls hand. O{sl lIorse shoe ani cSefs kind
d. Iron
STlEf,- u l.ler,d Cast aud shear steel-all sizes.
TLoN Mot IDS-Nr keep supply Away nu hand
IIATIiEH-Solc. / ppcr aud Harness Leather
HALE CuT1DN-AlI numbers and sizes from southern
Factories
GrASO-No Peruvian iuqnan,itesi 10 sui purchaser
TEAS-Imperia fuen ya= and Blark icR=a quantities
MDIASSEs -New Drra,l4 and Mpsepsado Noasses
lIQU0Es-Fma Old whilst y. Apple Brandy. knm French
brandy. aud tim Liquors ni all kinds
Cotton Cloths Calico Cotton Balne, blankets lLnens &c
lunriec and SNeei I'll FOR lobaeto Mnnufaetu
the attention OF Planters and
Country Merchants old established stand, MAJ"
ar,a IyHchbHtR
We sell ON Commission bacon Lard Bner Country In
Tobacco Wheat Corn and Produce general, aui ILLICIT
eausl gumeuts iHar-h dAfis
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JEWELRY. WATCHES. &C.


n take a. IA announcing te friends.
abgrs who may be n same,hng superior
q fable Coffee Spoons we'll as Dining and Dessert
Toka inside Alfalfa and plated with silver
have ust received goods
ufaefaFsf Nil b. pleased to sell them
The sefN Desirable and the quality
The 4 Sci Kemeubef the house
.as, Rsts SILFERfHOHS CIIFT.
nuns CELEBRATED DIXON warren
u ! WILLIAMS i son have just received a full
Matches Va ine II Karat Hunting Of
and beautiful deslEns-a.so line ssoTtmeni II
JeHHsans Watches.
Beds
Dasft Taylnrs'
all sold very reasonable the Sign
af the EsfiC lap
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MERCHANDISE. &C.

Two THE IsDsEs-Just eps"cd 1000 '"rd-
white BfHsuis, a~sorf. drnres suitable iof his-''A
:, ps,,Ias .aa parasaIs JOHN AARAHAMS
NAV sts -----
<tBOVER ~EED.-I0O Bushels prime si"-
u , yer Seed received and Tor saAn uE
mar It LII 1'liNsoN -
DIETER thaa ia prsse ana quinn
huston i aud eiiie3 q -
rr1is 40 rassda - cents ~ haebous at g. p with
Hue assortment of Embroidered DO. ....,...,.
Ap3ts d9iiN RhhNtiN"7,--
NrgW spRIN. s-oDD-.-yawe- >bgi''
4 ~ u roerpf Sprung afii summer
Stapr Planters
and Tararrs u u thu best stess suitod - their
wants afyaryd sH8 determined 10 sell as
cesg a. fh.r IIausa W araI purchaser be-
f,,s betiug JAMES A ATIGIER \ 20.
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rNnrnn srArEs MAlLLINE to New Xorn


u N
OlNI hr thoroughly lault and
Iee their laros in the line
The JAMIN1oMA, tapum PARISH leaves Richmond
every Tuesday clock New York
Point evening af, the arrival of the Cars Lynch
burg aud PotcrslntrE touching only at Norfolk.
llr ROANOKE, Captain SkiNNr. leaves City Point every
saturday morning after ARRIVAL of the Cars Peters
burE. - Sew York touching at Norfolk.
It tsrIS by the South Side Road. leaving Lyuthburg
In ay and Friday mornings Will connect withtha steamers
cay Point.
l1s+ae and Far, from Iyuchburg New York by either
Ship ; /: Stceralc las4ag" only ~.
For iuFthrr information apply 10
LEE JOHNSON & co.
mar dNcts Agents New York Va Steamship Co.
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~ ESi sts> hsS5 v.-jO sshd-. pr..nr >Iof,
W utfS III 10" rates luDS BRANCH " SONS
lnts -.
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~ FOR sAlE-l an,r Tor sale my Tract 1T Land runtsin
ing between -tN and 100 may br divided iu good
tracts The buildings good with esrrY necessary h1nsC
The land il first for fancy Tobacco and would refer to
the present crop hand Believing turcly unnrc
essary To much about the lana gentleman Womb
buy without would Mr JOHN H.
Tyree, of Lynehbutg and Capt VIM 4 Pufre". of camp
bell county whose lands adoin ny oNCrsre M luhu
T shelton. living the land Who vii show tn
wishing buy M address banNlt Va, aud viii
be pleased receive proposals the said suda MIR lyfoc
Capt PcTtow e give Information ts NAY hv ds4ed
uil make the liberal As determined take
hands 10 Danyile this winter the farm an ish sell
my Heuse aud iat Church Street A l.. Wy LIiE.
june dts
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II NV sONCERN.-Tbe under gucd hn,.
~ Hs nssartated themselves Their uulrr firm and
" Il sIsv of Thurman Duwldle. the purpnsc
snD tile Je~try business 10 It's various branches
their friends and The public general
thay viii keep hand Gold Silver
Anchor aud Leplne waices. Breast Pins Finger HHrs
Earrings Hlarelets Gold Guards aud Fob Chains kty
Silver poems II all and variety Of other articles
alnrs all which will sell 40 can
bought ia, ~tbo All We ask is call 60 bubble
what say ,atrnC. JOSEPH ) THURMAN,
JAMES DINWIDDIE.
Watches and Jesselry Repaired short and
reasonable oldgoi and SILVER taken exchange
jan
II GGP GDOI.-.su-t received II very fine ~
IN ortmcnt Of Water Coolers oi different prices
plated Wafer PITCHERS and Coolers
peror quaty which would be pleased sell
friends and customers. Gall and them
may l6s J WILLIAMS & SoN
NrEw PLATED WiKE.-Gnii az , VII
IiAhS son ) aud seea lot of Plated Ware just
ectvrd. M
lDIATID STRAW KERRY no WI.s-sonc
L thi1g nice and entirely new at
J. WILLIAMS 4 SONS
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week
steamer tlty of Richmond Cart. MITCHELL
Ptuusy .yania IEAI
Virginia KUou
Composing this Linz, VIII leave Philadelphia every WeIns
d9 ana aat""aS ana lily Point every Monday aud
d. alternately.
iktIphI t,heu Tor Philadelphia and Boston via philadel
phia. through hv Steam, II moderate rates
Passage AMI Fare to Philadelphia, s. 90
NAL u. PORTER. Cor
ap LIDS - Boliupl,rnnl str,,rt ps,ore,i,,,,,
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-, t.CurrnI
L MISSION AND IDkN ARDlNG MiltClIs ~. 'oi
DEALERS IN GlAAp AAl AtItf.l IN 4 80 -, -, M
MEN - fFItRsIuhG NA--iroduc, alln,,t. ~ ~
winch wiTe'eiNe tine personal attention Tie harm, '
10 john NJ Otcy4 III. James Saunders sam Am t
huckef by cioafgi hoiHas aac, Hon John = IL re
\ Mci,"aho ~ JoAhcs Petersburg, NarwIE A + ''
dale, IaAaii q Co, Richmond II6NAS - q aus
,.,,, it.s JAS. Il. BRANCH -
~ 1uu"fIS JND t. III. 49,
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4 SNsMH tSs! planning AND ,,a,L -
- ING MlLLS-rl NltAN MORGAN & 60 49,, me
p'Sl" t.'eFe we 'Ia' works. LYNtIIBl NO VA ts,,t =
refs OF sash Blinds and bouts dressed Il5,. AMI A.
ms. Ilalh and Ornamental Saving BRA, k,.s md >
lap dAo4y
4 superior I.o, tsem,., Iuii Dve,. ..,,,...-s,-
anu 'il'''r OF the Patterns now ouI In aItt
styles I . :, e,,, slices OF the
JIG ll-is -. n'lio EAD,
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CANFORD,s LICORICE.-s.icL Licoricc.

ie i3ts NOWLIN & ALEXANDER
A EBRIDGEMENT Of shc Debates Tn Con grrss
"A from 1889 to 1856 from Gales Seatons Annals
from their Register of Debates and from the official
ported Debates by John G. Rives by Thos II Benton
vols ready The above work will be furnished %
per VOL Application.
LEsLIES FASHIONS also received as above, for May
ma ls 70 G. MORSE
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NEW PIANOS FOR OLD ONEs.-The
IN dersigned will give full vaae Old Pianos exchange
for New No will offer greater inducements pur-
chasers of Pianos than myself have been engaged the
business for than twenty years and tina.
ever sold bad one. T. p NASH,
Book and Piano Seller,
ap Pots Petersburg, Va
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DIED jackson ncion seeds, Cabbage seeds
u IL Gantelope seods &c, Tor sale by
ap e2ds STABLER 4 JONES
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ksaa-V.. Asss.t. Nsalet. ts. ~ s,ssF-
ING NARG-lIOl Sc -~L,rc will be found the largest
assortment Of Illuminated Steel inc Double and Single Gums,
kihts Deans English SrlftnckIIg Five Shooter Colts 4
len and lhurbcrs Reviewers aud Single Pistols Powder
llashs shot Belts and Ponchcs Bag leaning Rods,
Nipple Wfenchcs Eirys Cocks ID. Percussion Caps,
Gun Wa Is and Wire Cartridges all Haryey
Diamond Powder and American Powder kinds Compress
Pocket Cutlery Bowie Knives, Kazers; "a
Por Monies; Gold Silver Ivory ard Crooked sword and
Plain Canes and every thing our makers
We have lot of premium Rifles Repairing dom
with despatch, aud warranted. by
WA. B. n c FISHER. opposite the
sep 'ts NorveI fiouse Lvnchburs Va.
N'1RFEi CAROLINA iIss.HsNsaS.- UcAase
" on hand just ye,) for NJ y rh Car
lima Icrrings. Can soon but few caught is season.
ir3ts LEE, JOHNSON - co.
LIP EFRsIS TRAITORS, at"fri @crnior-. F3'frig-
AG ORATORS = am now ing and ting mp lSF=f
a d varied assortment of the above tclcs. Win Vac
Tanks and al pete which viii sell tui 2per cent low
or than offered before TIN, mht al and STE, al
4 MISSIONS
Mandatory and warcrooms opposite Nor,c nogse
Per. 'opy ina % s
Z 'foR'tE.-H' have i'.st 'ecsi,"d on Gon-
d sirmcnt lot prme Mas Li.oicr, wltth We VIII sen
NV 10 eose ie - Isl iLt jon NHoN 'H--
AasaE AssSRTBENs eDE HEAD AND
a Foot stones, all sizes and prices al . .,,.,.
. apl = Is John b. GApDESS.-
HOLLOWAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS.
! for sale by lie l5-tsl j. IL. THOMPSON ! Io-i
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS

rB,Eas.-5OO Packages tiunpowder mud Black
las larger portion the huest grade Imported Tor safe
l,y EDMOND. DAVENPORT j. ~.
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T,OuuON 800 Barrels Com mon
u aEisky. ia and { T sale by
m, afts EDMOND DAVENPORT co.
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Nep11 DAILY Gribnaus
WEDNESDAY, MARCH a, 1857.
To the Friends Of Freedom.

The undersigned whose individual means were eI-
ceediney limited when he fret engaged in the struggle
for Liberty in Kansas being still more destitute
and no ess aDxi than in time past to continue his
efforts to ,usain that cause is induced to make this
carr est appeal TO the friends of Freedom throughout
the United States, in the firm belief that his call will
not 90 UNDECIDED. ask all honest lovers OF Liberty
and Human Right' both male and female to hold up
nov hands by contributions of pecunary aid, either as
counties, ces, towns, villages societies. churches or
individuals.
will endeevor 10 make judicious and faithful ap-
plicston Of all such means may he supplied with
Contributors may be sent in drafts to w. ii. d. CAL
lender Cashier State Bank, Hartford Ct II is my
intention to visit as many places as can during my
stay in the Safes, provided an fret informed OF the
dspostion of the inhabitants TO aid me IN my Efforts,
Al well as to receive my Writ. Information may be
communicated to me (care Of Mas ,soit House, at
Springfield, Msss VIII editors Of newspapers friendly
to the cause kindly second the measure, end also give
this some half dozen insertions Will either gentle
men or ladies' or BOTH who love the cause, volunteer
to take up the business 1t is with no little sderfee
of pe,sonol feeling that appear in this manner before
the public. JoHs BROWN.
Voc Marcb
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We give to-day an interesting letter from our
special correspondent in Kansas, containing par
ticular account Of the Kansas Border Rafan shoot
ing affair al Lecomptop, at which our correspon-
dent happened to be present. 1t would seem as il
the shooting Of Shersrd must have had very quiet
ing effect On the Border. Ruhans, as, according to
our telegraphic dispatches yesterday nOtwihstand-
ing al their previous violent resolutions, the Bor-
derRufan legislators adjourn ed in excellent humor
with the Governor.
From letters from our correspondent, for which
We are not able to find room, il seems that after the
rejection by TIE House Of The first bill of the Couu
ell repeating the bogus test OATH another bill wa,
INTRODUCED into the Council so am ,isuously worded
as to be capable Of any Interpretation almost that
any BOY might choose to put upon ii. Thi. new
bill baviDg passed the Council was sent to the
House and forced through that tody By threats that
# they refused to pass it the Council would defeat
some of their fayorite bills. Ii was understood
that Governor Geary had pledged himself to the
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GRO. r. SMITH OF THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW

W. IN
STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS --To the Editors 81 The " r.
Dad, Tribune following letter, which we have Just re-
ceyed Tom Mr Geo. r. Smith, now stopping nj Toe United
States Hotel Washington CITY contains iDtoma hon OF such
great the public that deem proper 10 pubsh
H. that the experience of Mr smith OF the hsppy
which be placed will induce others who may be similarly
afflicted avail themselves Of the quick and ehectusl
relief -. ..-
"WAsHISGroN, D. C., Feb. ~, 1857.
MEssRs. RAILWAY Co.
Gcnemtn: 1t my intention 10 call you before lesv-
Ing New York this city express my deep gratitude Tor
the relief of attack OF Congestion OF the
Liver uns Bowels and SOmschudeed the congestion was
ptty the pains extended even 10 my
lmbs In opinion, R.DwAY READY RELItF aud REOu-
the most desirable medicines the sce OF the
earth end no need he sick who has u them
al Am, Gents your obliged servant aud friend,
1850. X. SMITH,
United States Hotel Washington, III Nasssust ~ w
blessing the human To remedies
surely the afflicted Of such diseases that res 81
cohesive diseased tho oticR treatment OF
the medica ,choo generally end in the death OF the patient
The Il RAILWAYS READY RELIEF aid REGULATORS, IN
all will the patient These remedies
have tried often 10 dangerous diseases such Yellow
Scarlet Typhus and other malignant teyes Cholera Dysen
tery smA. Pox Conseon OF Brain, Lungs Stomach &c
and proved only preventive when contagious and
fictitious diseases prevailed epdemcs bull have cured every
wherein they employed when patients were
have been seized BY death When used for simple
and other the disturbance
the circulation Of the blood, from colds coughs,
threats headaches pains, strains sprain rheumatism Eout,
neuralgia &c dose two Ut RtDwASs REGULATORS an
application Of the READY RELIEF will restore Tee whole sys'
tenn 10 its usual heshy condition With R.DW avs RELIEF
ard REGULATORS band need not suffer six hours
sckress BE- annoyed with hours pain RsDwAY Co..
Ofice il At No l62 Eultc n-sl., New foIk
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Numerous complaints having been made to the
Common Council relative to the Manhattan Gas
Company, 8 Special Committee of the Board OF
couDcimen was appointed some time ago to exam
inc into the affairs and condition Of the said CON-
psny. The Committee, in addition TO a personal
examination Of the books Of the concern have held
about dozen meetings, and taken the testimony
Of several scientific gentlemen relative to the quality
of gas manufactured BY the Company, aud other
matters connected herewith, the result of which
We have published. Profs. Elliot and Doremus, OF
this city were examined yesterday, and at the con-
cusion of their testimony the Committee adjourned
the investigation. The report of the Committee
will be pIessnt to the Board at Al early day.
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have been utterly uD.eupulous and csre'es' Of con-
sequences in their devotion.

have been utterly interruptions and csrees' Vi c'o'
sequences in their devotion.
We wish We could relieve the pictare which we
have been compelled to present By some or'satef
touches. Be-. Mr.. Pierce has shown himself TO be
not merely tool, but at the same time q very mar
row mir ded and obstinate partizan. Born and eda'
Gated at the North, and as We might have thought,
bour to il b. hundred associations, and BY the
ties Of family and Of friendship, be bss never been
abe to forgive its opposition. He seems thoroughly
10 have slienated himself from New. England, and
be has taken every opportunity to sheer at her
opinions aud to cast discredit upon her patriotism.
We DO not see how thoroughly good hearted man
could have done this. The same political bigotry
has shown itself in the unsparng use of the veto
power BY which the late President has distinguished
himself. He appears to have fel: peculiar plea
sure in yetoiDg the bill for the Relief Of the Insane
Miss DiI's), and to have killed the French Spoha'
ton bill with a thrill of unusual satisfaction. In
the same way be has manifested continued and
unwayeriDg hostility to internal improvements, and
has been stiicter cOnstructOniss than some Of the
strictest Of bis own party.
1t would be pleasanter to speak of one about to
retire from public life in terms of praise did the
truth permit: it would have been more in conso-
nance with our feelings to have kept silence, had not
the late President in about the last Official docu'
ment from bis pen, denounced as traitors to the
Constitution, all the members of the Republican
party. There need be no deicacy about speaking
freely of such man. If he be at all sensitive, be
has forfeited the right to have his sensitiveness
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.r,.u>,. We thick il might develop q vsu
800. =. addition Of the popular ints,Isecee, Il
oomui.,;os shouN Be rai'ed 70 inquire how naar
e.. nd md The Constitution, and Asa fur.
Their to inquire into ssaer undertaking Of it, pro-
80. ". .s;ns thst even the writer Of TIN
aad,,.. II tired in his Constitutional casechsa.
and ..ts5 10 explain ito Glasses, together with he
constructions PIT upon them oy az vac em neat
commentators. would in very Shot space Of Tina
be put to his trumps for answers. AHS '""
have no doubt Of bis ample general knowle'sca
that instrument; and We are equally sure that tAS
spirit Of the Consultation is familiar 10 many who
have never read it. There is great deal OF gam
mon in this talk about the Constitution. We mast
trust something to its silent influence and not b
for ever pratirg about its letter.
The Address tells us in the third place, that " the
"Protestantism of the Bible must predomiaate in
this country" What, then, becomes Of the Con-
stitution which every voter must be able to rad.
and which. if be does read it, will inform him that
all religious disabilities are expressly aud forever
prohibited BY ii Here We get slightly into the
circuitous method oflogic again.
There is good deal OF talk in this Address about
"the late dangerous excitement" aud at the sans
time profession Of hostility to the repsa! Of the
Missouri Compromise, and q great lamentatioa
over the assumed fact that the Republicans have
actually made Kansas q Slave State. IL would
have been very refreshing to have heard something
of this phianthropc sentiment frsm the lips Of Mr..
Fillmore during the last Presidential elecion nor
can we think that it was this particular principle Of
opposition to Slavery extension which made the
leading hand-organ of the party in this State 50
fuently gsrrllous about "niggers" and "nigger-
worshppers" and so ferocious in speaking Of all
who were striving 10 save Kansas from Slavery.
But then we were engaged in national election
about that time. Hence the milk, &c.
We also learn from the Address that the Amer.
lean" party, having smashed the Dark Lantern and
carried an exceedingly limited number of States Ia
the Pre- sidential election, is now in situation Of
exuberant and 4" O.be joyful" prosperity. We are
told THAT the American heart begins to beat hsalh
fI again, and that "to the American party the
Council has only words of encouragement.
The grammar of these gladstone sentences Is not
frst-rate, bat then the enthusiasm is delicious. 1t
gives one quite new Lesson in the power Of human
endurance, to find party, after the most cruel rib
roasting upon record, declaring that it feels itself
exceedingly refreshed and very much strengthened
BY its chastisement. Such jolly utterance never
came from the tomb before, and when ths writer
adds that Zone Constitution, One Faith and Ono
Destiny" are engraved upen bis heart, We feel that
the phenomena begin to present complications
which it would be temerity to investigate aud that
there are more things in heaven and earth than arc
dreamed of in our philosophy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04

Neither in the Charter amendments nor W 's
Police bill, as reported by the Committees to ne
Assembly, do We meet with such suggestions '@
the improvement Of our Health laws and Polio"
are desirable and sttainable. That branch OF or
Police regulations which has the supervision o! u
Pubic Health j. certainly inferior in importance
Lone other, and indeed should receive the eari's"
ard most earnest attention Of our Legislator. To
gene raj police arrangements Of London, referred
by the Assembly, Committee Is an argument u
favor Of certain amsliorations proposed, may sls'
be quoted sdvsntagsouslY as an example Of a.