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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-02
FURNITURE.

o1Ts "A MAGNIFICENT FRENCH PLATE PTEB
Dl -. mirror for sale at is than halt ~ cost esceed
Ingly richly gded aud ornamenged with splendid cornces
match. Also portable furnace for s5. Apply a. NO las
West Thirty sixth street,
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ARGE AUCTION sALE.-HENRy +. LEEDS. AUG.

III ARGE AUCTION SALE.-HENRY T. LEEDS. AUG
IL toneerPosve sale of elegant carved rosewood paror
furnture pianoforte finely nlad full octave; gilt
framed pier glasses and paintings, table cutlery glass and
plated ware Thursday, Dec. at ll6 West Fftecnth
street at 01 O'Clock, without rain or SHINE
attend every Article Of the best description made
mostly order and consists in part of finely nad piano
fore warranted for piano stool and cover
very valuable oil paintings rich frames excellent and
choice SUBJECTS paror furniture suite vz-Two suits
heavily rosewood and pieces covered with richest
satin carved rosewood reception chairs; Noltare
chairs in satin two large French plate mirrors gold
frames Italian marble stands rosewood marble top centre
side and sofa tables rosewood eegere and cabinets French
plate backs; Dresden china and
nens library book candelabra corner eegeres Eng
carpet rods. Bedrooms furnished with ingram and
ply carpets eight curled hair mattresses spring
gothic bedsead marble top dressing bu
reaus stands black walnut Elzabehan do; mahogany
spring chairs rockers chairs mirrors
maDe clocks toilet SETS beds and bedding, &c, &c.
Dining table Is feet long; sofa,
dining chairs marble oak buffet mirror back
silver plated French china and breakfast Sets table
cutlery, glass plated caster liquor sets &c Fer
a rely the furniture being equal TO
advertisement Sold by order of assgnees
DUBIIC SALE.-THE WELL KNOWN DRUG STORE,
streets will be sold auction Wednesday, December
81 II O'Clock A. NJ.
DAwNBROKERS SALE-W N. LEWIS WILL SELL
Thursday, the Sd inst. at lS Bowery, corner pf De
ancey street large assortment Of unredeened phdges
of gowns avis remnants, blankets quilts pill
lows 6c by order OF w. SIMPSON CO, Isl Bowery
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BILLIARDS.


I,oR sAIN-TwO SECOND BILLIARD TARIrs
balls cues aud counters oil complete Apply to TllOS
r STONE, 81 broadway.
IroR sALF-oNE VERY PINE BILLIARD TABLE
II nearly new very cheap for cash. Apply ins Pearl
street, New York. b. I, BARNES.
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M Wards uNFoRruNATEs FRIEND : Tie LIE. s =

plus ultra Of venereai medicines, and hut REQUIRES 70
be known with universal approbaon ahd ~ W.
DR. Ward the greatest benefsctor o. me Jay IT .s
hereby offers reward % % any physch NJ ,,
proper demonstration, can cure VI hee,rsss Rsmrmber
all ye who have lingering Tor weeks na y
az n, wars yc NAV In hours enjoy the @
life and feel Chat Richard himself agan a n.nsr
T., y,s dsy. lis monthly female pills 81 yer box omc0
oso Z, s,.i street c,rner OF Broadway
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HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III NJ. DOUGHTY, Auctioneer.

Will sell. this day, at l01 o'clock at salesroom 70
Nassau street the furniture OF family declining housekeep
ing from Leroy street. consisting Of rosewood and
mahogany parlor suits covered brccate and hair cloth
centre and sofa tables pier and manel
glasses carpets library secretary bookcases
mahogany rosewood bedseads, pallasses, hair mat
resses dressing secretary bureaus Wristbands toilet
sets sofas chairs ete aetes lounges, oil cloths extension
parlor and cooking stoves cutlery,
glass &C., also one large Phenix safe also Fair
banks platform scales
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ORCHARDS KINGSLAND, AUCrIONEER,
III Nv RICHARDS kINGSLAND 4 co.
Salesroom No. 1853 Chambers street.
EXTENSIVE SALE

Looking glasses, paintings engravings, 30.
X. will sell Wedne Dec. at l0h o'clock,
their saesroom No 53 Chambers street. their entire stock
of richly pier mantc side wall and oval mir
rors OF their manufacturer also 500 choice engravngs
paintings in oil and pastile, in handsome gilt rosewood
Black frames This sale offers induce
those about purchasing either for city country
includes every variety and the best goods The above
all and Of the latest styles Goods packed and for
warded under trhing charge. The stock
be examined for two days previous to SALE Terms-A
$lOQ four months approved note
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L1TEGANT CARVED ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY
~ furniture made by Ponso Reus and Mercen short time
e. 10Y y sSSosss the eTe q ne srse
near Tif avenue containing superb household furniture
first workmanship made To- order and IN excellent con
cent rosewood paror suits In elegant satin brocade
large easy voare and reception chairs 70 match two rose
backs lined with satin wood very espsnsiyey carved ee
recre,ary with mirror door lined with satin wood made 70
match rosewood paror furnure corner and
psnoforte richly inad pearl and real pearl keys De-
cdedy one Of the most superb ever richly
and window curtains also great variety OF on paint
ngs china sna os
~ ny Other co-y manie ornaments; mahogany, black was
ara sssy chairs soss oak ana walnut cx
tension tables rich china tea sets ent gss ware
lets celery glasses sails butter dishes emonsdes pitch
se also costly silver ware sss"n tea s
savers ivory cutlery common croctery plates yege
bedrooms containing mahogany cushioned chairs elegant
rosewood, mahogany and black walnut beeads pure ns
with wsshsaud. to match the bedsead decorated china TOT
le, sets bedroom carpets mirrors toilet and IVORY 'spes se
positive R@furniure can be packed aud shipped BY
wood paTor urnnrs 81 ss most DESCRIPTION will
Dc well o attend every article will be sold without reserve
II 90 viii tinue 10 sell at private sale until sa,ur
day a . Pine street double byscnihs at &c each double
ncnes . rodssss snow drops gs' .e each The balance
VI II o'clock at auction 9Th inst ~
GREAT AUCTION SALE or
WATCHES sffyERwnRE, &C.,
IRVING WATKINS
On "Wednesday, Dec. Il 1851 At their
-.,, A. los o'clock.
she goods are g the s DESCRIPTION and hes, quality
Open Cor ~. Inspection on Tuesday.
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A UCTIoN NoTICE.-SEwING Ell
IA OSGOCD & CO., Auconeers. will sell tomorrow
Thursday al lGa O'Clock their store 81 Nassau street,
Howe's paten. sewing machine Ayery's ditto.
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CLEGANr FANCY GOODS
EkF. H. sCHENCK.
On Thursday and Friday December and T.
At 1917 O'Clock each day.
A. their saesrOom, No, ~ Nassau street
One of the richest sales
Ever offered
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nENTrSTRy TEETH EXTRACTED IN TEN sEc0NDs
IL without the slightest pain by new and original pro
freezing Thi. admirable system prsotsed By
N only. Reference given " required.
DIR. X. u. DURKIN AS Canal street. vsrick.
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MEDICAL.


DR. wATsON's NEW wORK-"THE CAUSE AND
~ Csre"A complete and practical resuse premsiurs
exhaustion with local debility induced By earn indscrsa.
Other oarses In which the nature aud effects @ -
tnaidous msady together with the treatment fuy En-
planned; illustrated by anatomical psies snd 20
Cravings with supplement several difesses r.c
To be Rad OF the auihor who consulted ennnoeny
Sc Walker street. few west 81 trosdways
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AUCTION NoTICE.-JBOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY s.
IA BOGART.-Thur" day, Dec 3. at 10H O'Clock at the
auction rooms of Frankfort and William streets
household furniture sofas tables chairs
bureaus &c also large lot Of ladies' CATERS men
boots chdren shoes; also of Singers patent sewing
machines in percct rder together with variety of other
goods.
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IJENRY b. HERTS, JR, AUCTIONEER.-Br HERTS
II MOsS-Assignees sale of diamond jewelry gold
watches, &c, on Friday December at i01s o'clock az
Of Maiden lane importer comprising IN part massive
diamond breastpns, bracelets &C. alss,
lot of English and Sss gold watches BY most celebrated
Makers gold jewel in great variety silver ware fancy
early morning of SALE EotieeAs the sale is peremp-
a deposit will be required from all purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-02

mr.. WATSON HAS FOR LONG sERfrs or YEARS
confined his attention N certsn diseases In which ne hss
treated than twenty thousand cases wfhost an In
stance 81 failure. Tbs remedies mild without nteup
ton change OF diet Dr. Watson in continued
attendance from IN The morning until Al night hs RESI-
IS hy hve Walker street few doors west OF rvsd
80 wn WATSON, n ~,
Formerly Surgeon Of tn Ia Lock h0epSal.
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IL q Tenth street Hours, TIL and after 8 O'clock
DroRDs, vEIPHAU's CIvrAIE's ACr0N's, CURL
IL nTs and private hospital practice OF Paris and Lon
don by DR. LARMoNT As some persons amic'ed with dis
OF the sexual system may No be swe OF ne fact he
IN this cay who exclusively tresdng And curing uoss dis
e.ses and whose connection with the European
able. him adopt the latest and most radical treatment
ing the oldest and severest csses No Mercer stset,
NJ The Docilrs Medical Adssr and kksge dude near.
Isl 900 pp 100 picture Illustrations IL gives ali the id
vsrtised medicines We commend Dr. Lsruont the A.
nced Courier des Flats Unis Stats zeubg Day Book
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HENRY Il. HERTs, JR., AUCTIONEER-BY HERTS
II AMOSs-Wnl sell at au ,on. on Wednesday December
Mt II O'Clock, at No. 90 Warren street. Sherfs sale OF
LOOMS machinery headdresses velvets ribbons frnges,
tassels, Office furniture, &c. by order Of
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HENRY b. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER-BY HERTS
i M0sS.-Wll sell, on Thursday Decenber 5. at loa
O'Clock at the salesrooms No 5 Pine street seeelvers SALE
by order the Supreme Court, large stock OF made
iurs comprising elegant mink msren Gresian. stone mar
mountain Russian fitch Siberian squirrel and other
cloaks capes tppets victcrnes tamas nufs cuis &C.;
also large lot of gentemens gloves muers coats capes
sleigh and robes &c Goods view and catalogues
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A LBERT II. NICoLAY AUCTIoNEER ALBERT
u H. NICoLAY ONCE No. Broad s.reet-Regular
Can auction sales stocks bonds business paper
At Ia O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange Stocks and
bonds bought and sold al private sale and at the Board OF
BroSors commission Interest allowed deposits loans
negotiated and dividends collected.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
In order prevent fictitious quotations. and assist those
who making bona de sales Mr. Nicosy has
many of his patrons
20 hold regular daily auction sales OF securities O'Clock
Merchants Exchange receive In addition
reguar such bonds stocks and other securities
may there presented TO be sold at public auction This
win enable parties to sel such
Their convenience without regard any particular day
of sale. Regular sale this day at 2k O'Clock the Mer
chants Exchange For full particulars catalogue which
be obtained at the office, No. Broad street
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
nd broke
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SALES AT AUCTION

ysna Opera segars; can buy from 100 upwart NJ
for themselves N. B-sientlenen will lay stock for
private use. TUNIS NORREIlA Isl Fulton street.
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DUBIIC SALE.-THE WELL KNOWN DRUG STORE
i at 5O7 Greenwich street. between Canal and Spring
streets will be sold at auction Wednesday, December
a. III O'Clock A. NJ.
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CUTTON A CO.'S DESPATCHelINE FOR SAN FRAN
- cisco-To positively before the day advertised
Clipper OF Thursday, 10th December The magnificent nrs
class clpre< ship VIKING Winsoa receiving her
cargo pier 10 East river and viii positively sail ~ above
THIS splendid clipper made San FrAn
clrco PERFORMING tie same ia and 40 days Special No
uce-shpp-rs having will please complete the
game early A. possible hand their bills Of lsdng for
freight will be taken after the day advertised
SUTTON A Co.. bS South IT., corner Of Wall
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AMUsBmEyTs.


IN ANOTHER GALA rERFOR.NA
The Three Brothers GABRIEL ANToin ana Hnsr
The great star, MAklEFf.a AANrnhAih.
Comic ballet psntomme Of NICoDEMUS.
Gabriel Kayei (arst ume) NJ Ncodemes -, ..,,.
Jerome Rave Nine. Msrzetti Lima Wndri rsSi br'an''
rtGBr nofE.
Comic pan omime, 1HE MAGIC TRUMPET
JEROME as Drn Cssssnder,
Doors open at ~ TO commence atty
Tickets 81 cents, upper boses % cens
ThurAlhy-All the talent In grand entertainment.
SPECIAL NOTICE
To FAMILIES AND PRINCIPALS oV SCHOOLS.
, IN compliance WIN numerous requests from parents seN
the Principals Of SCI ools that sfernoon IN esch eek
should be devoted TO the Of the younger branches
Mr W. Milo has determined 10 give
EVERY SATURDAY.
ALL THE CELEBRATED
..,.., RAyEL FAMILY
ONE HUNDRED ARTISTS,
AMUSING AND ExTRAoRI MARY ENTERTAINMENTS.
''''""' TIiE LITTLE FOLKS
and at the time amuse those OF ripper years.
The doors will open at l.
The entertainments will commence at 2and terminate at ~
Children under IL years y cest
Upper poAes'.. - -
yNAIIACK's THEATRE
w Doors open at 6lS to commence a. -
CULTIEs Third night Mr. Lesers comic drama OF TWO
TO ONE The Kings Visit All the comedians in The BIN
IL BATED sUCCEss-GREAr ENTHUSIASM
wEpsEspAr EyEsIsc Dec lss!,
Ogara, the Wild Flower of Mexico Mias Laura Keess
Carlos an advenurer .....,,......M George ysrdAa
Balcony chairs 80 EACH be secured during The
day without extra charge
Doors open t6H, TO commence at ~ precisely.
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WIN WRITER'S, AuCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
w day Mt O'Clock nj t5 Canal street all the geniee par
or chamber dining and kitchen furniture 81 three
story house. consisting SOFAS sofa beisteads and
other tables French plate mirrors paintings tapestry and
other carpets ocohs dressing and plain bureaus wash
stands French and cottage bedseads hair spring
and other ma,ireseR blankets quilts table and bed linen
Ac the whole being desirable assortment for housekeepers
and others.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TIupsoN RIVER RAILRoAD.-ExPREss TRAIN
III for Albany and Troy stopping At principal stations Goa
Meeting with Western and Northern trains leave Chamber
street depot at 9 and II ~ A. n and5P n .
Az SMITH, superintendent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ficoPERs' WILLOW WILL BE SOLD Low N AP-
" P"e" AT y SIMPSON BROS, 10 Beaver street
II,pFSH BUTTER or THB FINEST QUALITY RE.
ceved daily IN peis tubs frkns and da tes, from the
hcss farms the country and for sale nj all times
low the market price, by X LEWIS IS Vesey street ~ T.
a, A CIT WALKER, MANUFACTURERS or SUPERIOR
yeas have the honor ~ offer the public this ar
~ nn,rpassed arl valuable for uakers hotel keepers
stev,rds ~ vessels Ell for prvG miles. II
rcnAers finer md .rrs ~ time
ihat he vtas VS. incubation Il produced In As
minitee her be obtained nj their store,
las Chryse s..eea BrOome and Delaney Agents
warteu.
ITALIAN CHEsTNuTS, ITALIAN CHEsTNUTs NOW
landing from steamer Vanderbilt 81 barrels warranted
Taan arrival Of the superior
auaity and perfect order For sale by CHARLES FER
RER0. Ss Broadway.
CEwING MACHINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TEN
- dollar sewing machine needles, Singers sewing
chine needles sewing machine needles of Kind made
toordcr by s,e American Needle Company. BARTLETT
co propreors Office B Nassau street New York Orders
solicited.
yxvANTFD-A HORSE AM BUGNY uIoRsE NOT OVER
w eight years old cheap for cash. Address Buggy.
Herald oalee, stating lowest cash price.
yxrATsoN $40 SEWING MACHINE
w WATSON $40 Sewing Machine.
WATSON $40 Sewing Machine.
WATSON $40 Sewing Machine.
WATSON $40 Sewing Machine.
wy '"' ''' WATSON, WOOSTER co,
$50 broadway.
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A s. RICHARDS, AUCTIONEER. BOOTS, SHOES
a: and UNDERGRADUATES WHITING will sell on
Wednesday, Dec. mt 10 O'Clock store A Cortlandt
about 500 boots shoes and Included this
nale jobbers stock all Of which will be sold without re
serve for account of the assignee.
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n,O LET-UNFURNIsHED, THE WHOLE OF THE
in the second story OF the house
los Lexington will be rented very low to good
sponsble party
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ITO LET-wITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, THE VERY
three story dwelling house Is Sullivan street.
Canal parlors bedroom and kitchen II Sullivan
street, the third floor -four of rs Renwck street.
large bedroom li3 West Broadway,
enemens. Apply TO THOMAS EDMONDS, cay Sullivan st.
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ITO LET-ON TWELFTH STREET IN GENTEEI.
location small Handsome house. with fixtures bath,
&C. in fine order rent $25 till May and be had for
year very desirable.
, 1857-02-27
Agricultural Society.

... q, OLYMPIA, Jan. 26, 1851.
The territorial agricultural society met
at the capitol, in the hall ofrcpresentatives
on the coll Of the executive ittee.
In the absence of the president. tho
Hon. VIM. NJ. Morrow, was elected presi-
dent, pro TEN. ''l'' .'-.s'' D.
Tbe. meeting was then called to order,
and the miDptes Of the last meeting read
and adopted. al.tg...r. -.
The committee to draft constitution and
bylaws, through r. M.'Walkcr their chair.
man, reported Their report was received
aud the constitution, with some ,triaing
amendments, adoptedyJ M, III a.,
Several gentlemen then came forward
and made application for membership, and
having paid their initiation fec, were enroll
ed in the list of members.
The society then proceeded to elect their
officers for the ensuing year, which resulted
as follows .. rrI
President, Edward Lander riec-presi
dents, lst district, Seth Catln-2d district
b. +. Yaatis-3d district, Walter Crock
EFT executive committee, c. IL. Hale, r
NJ. Walker, A. j. Chambers, james X
Hnrd, and w. y. Ayres secretary e
F. Whitworth treasurer, G. A. Barnes.
On motion, the executive committed
were instructed to publish the constitution
of the society, together with the minute
Of this meeting.
The society then adjourned.
u G. F. WHTwoMH Scc'y,
, 1857-02-27

IMPORTANT DroIsIov-Thc most impor-
tant item of States news received by this
mail, is the report of the decision of the
United States Supreme Court, deciding
that Congress has not power over the sub
Ject Of Slavery in the Territories-thus
declaring the Wilmot Proviso, and the
celebrated Missouri Compromise Of 1920
unconstitutional.
Hitherto the Supreme Court have not
been anxious to decide this vexod question
el Slavery; but in this instance it was
brought up in the matter of bred Scott
liree Negro) OF Missouri rs. j. f. A.
SANFORD, in which the following issue lis
made:-
LIST. Is free Negro a citizen of the
United States, and entitled to sue in the
federal Courts?
I'd. Can Slave avail himself of the
iaet OF having been carried into a free
otate, IT he returns voluntarily with bis
owner into slave State?
I'd. Was the Missouri Compromise o
violation Of the Constitution?
After very elaborate arguments by
eminent Counsel, the Court, it is said, de-
eldeS as we first stated 1t is understood
mat Judges fancy, of Maryland, Daniel
III y, virginia, Wayne, Of Geo., Catron, o.
69' 6de9n'' Campbell, Nelson, of n. Y, and
urier, Of Penn, concur in the decision
TnIle Judges Mclean, of Ohio, and Curtis
VI Mass, hold that Congress has power
over Slavery in the Territories The
SSu9ges' stand to , on this question. The
ueciSion was expected to be announce
soon by Judge fancy,
, 1857-02-27
20 2 e e z
The Assembly Of the Dead.

Dr. Reed, traveller through tho highlands Of Peru
IA said to have found lately in the desert Of icoama
the dried remains Of an as4emblage Of human being
five or six hundred in uumber-mcn, women and
children, seated IN a semcircle as when alive staring
into the burning waste before them They had no
been bured-life had not departed before they thu
sat around, but hope was gone the Spanish invader,
were at hand, anf no hope Icing LEFT, they had comy
hther to die. They still sat immoyable in tie dreary
DESERT dried like mummies BY the effect of the hot
,r; they still keep their position, sitting up ia solemn
,ouncil, while DER that Areopagus silence broods
With dull and larid skies above,
And burning wastes around.
A lonely traveller journcy'd on,
Through solitudos profound.
No wandering birds adveI turcus wing
Paused DER that cherries waste,
No trees across those drcary lands
AwelcJme shadow cast.
With scorchlng pestilential breath,
The desert blast swept BY
Aal, with a dll and brazen glare,
The sun looked from the sky.
Ye. onward st:li, though worn with toll,
The eager wanlercr pressed,
While earnest hope lit up his eye,
And nerv'd his idinting breast
Why paused he in his onward course?
Why held his struggling breath!
Why gael he with lewildrcd eyes?
Is this the vale of death?
Before him sat in stern array,
All hushed as if in dread,
Yet. cold and motionle aad calm,
A coacourse of the dead.
Across the burning waste they gazed,
With fixed and stony eye, t...
As if strange fear had chained orewhile
Their gaze on vacancy.
And woe and dread on every brow
In changeless lines were wrought
sad traces Of the anguish deep
Tht1i tleir latest thought. ,t
They secmd race of other lnes,
5 Ger whom The desert blast,
For many a long and weary age, .-- q.
Ia fiery wrath had passed; ,........
Till, sclthed and dried, each wasted form
Its rigid aspect wore,
Unchanged as years successive passed
The lonely desert DER
Was il the clash Of foreign arms .,.
Was ii tie invaders treadl
From which this simple minded race
In widest terror dedl
Choosing, amidst the desert sands,
Scaihed by the deserts breath,
Rither than by the invaders steel,
II at gl,o a. og
, 1857-02-27

Born RlGHr.-A controversy is at pres
ent going on between the New York black
republican organs, the Herald and the
Tribune. The Herald says that the Trib
une, is dishonesty appropriating the
assets of the Republican party, which
recently failed in business. The Tribune
retorts that the principles" of the Herald
are among those assets" and it will not
purchase those at any price. The gist oi
the argument is that the Herald has primer
pies for sale, aud the Tribune has no
principles at oil. Both papers are right.
, 1857-02-27

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