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tlidhi White hfiiiiHsis 0HlHfnt NJ
fsfss flgufei lavea snt Role o.
roo illA0it HnH shallysl fHH hl4ft
Rlssi Co., l'aney silks shs NDgst a4i
sel,a ihmisiuFs.
large assortment N lanrt nffif
#dmmiaga, Fancy Sash Mhbtas, hlpasi
ani Cap nihhans, thsmiieiias, Collars
anl aisfsleates,
A large assafimeni N isnny flrHn.
eng, swl.s. iarknhsii and Thread ~
klRffNU and IDdiNa
A sfeat ,ariesy N eameS N0tteus.
0ENTLEm EMS GOODS
enntiaiin, In part " inncy aud Brown
Iluse, nj Ga,s.. Ilnes AID Thread
,iaunlleia, Hats, TAPS. Boots aud Shoes
and a ,efy large assortment 81
Ready Made Clothing
consisting In paf, 4 White Linen nd
Mnrmilra Vests iancy Vests. 4 Jsr
rsry rlh PiR1t VESTS. Zine black
s'loih Goats, ta.hmrr,t, llrah d'ftc,
Alpafrr. Grass and Linen. tiingham aud
taliunade Goats. ue tloih. LINEN ani
ether summer rasi-. Fine Fancy aud
BLACK ~t'tava,s. anil Il lc' Il rich SriIii.
largo ns..timcnt ~ every Kind
nCYS' cLOTH1NG'
Ladies' Hoped AMI Stsision Airi,;
Ious Whalchane. Tor making >kids ~
A lni n beautiful anh fashionable
Jus, Imported. Ialic-' siE Umbrellas
aud pafa.ols. wrraths md other Artih.
eial plawars. black Fringe. awi laees,
blaHi. and Blatyis. lace. 4 Asga lgi Of
lsdiss' summer Shass.
STONE WAkE--of all kinds;
Castings, Hoes, Trace and lag CHAIN
together with oaA0eOW ANE, VI .u.ry
asAcrpiioa. Carpenter Tools, Sc.
churns, Cedar and juniper Buckets,
kecicf., Tuhs-sf oil sires. An excel
l.ul and large assorsmcut 81
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sonsisiifis Of great variety Of new styles
aui hsaatiiui pai,ssns.
SCHOOL DdoK8 = STATIONERY.
wah q knc 10, ~ LAW CAP piprR-a
new article IN this market. Locking
''la,aes AID Tea Trays II AZ sii,s ani
qualities.
DRUGS and MEDICINES
StGiR, cOffSi,. RICE, TEA
aud other ureysri,s. tei,gn and trasa
ROPE u all .iics.
Tsc rxcsllsnI
q will la sold
VsV6sAS VERY Low.
nSuws and k|eachcd poms-ucs. Tick.
isez. Coitcnsdes and DriIIinss. Table
uIapes, Napkius = linen aaA cotton /;
isvneAs Irish ~ vsary Linen far gentle.
Acs's slabhine Fine
Waocofs - JeWeopy
Alss : ~ n r. ~ PkVvuNf1RY.
ccasss'ssc 4 Sssi. ,Ks,s al i..nss
SadAl>a, NaniAgsIrs end rsiAie aiHse.
4 lev excslleua Moss Riantesss, Busey.
Riding. Nrfrv ssd Wagon whira; 81
lie nass, Cspes G~es, &c. flNWAnE,
sst q ers~t variety q oshcs srkctu, Ne
nuMsfs~s H. meniicn. all Of vhiehl -
ready snA willing 10 ssll d fsis psieps %
lssetaal cnslonsss. - the usual line
- ogteles, leo11eg ~ nogt
Q08s&AANA 60
kose trsski< " dor
Cocoa u my Ner ~
CT- A 1T q vrady insis Shesss. 10
asd y quarters side, Cra.s Skirts and
eairssAas Ans's Svadas Ga Long Han.
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consisting IN part Il White Linrn nd
Narmilra yes,.t ianey Vests. A Jsr
r,ry rlah Party pENTS Zine black
,laih Goats, ua.hmrc,l, llrah d'f,e,
Alpaerr. Grass aud Linen, 0ingham aud
t~'aiiunaie Goats. ue tloih. Linen and
ether summev rasi-. Fine Fancy aud
BLACK t'faya,s. anil Il lc' 4 rich .-.irfi.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-13

Tenth Assembly pistriet;vT5e RsPabiiesn Electors
nsdsay spd Avenue A. Houston and llthss notified
r., an ELECTION win be held tt ESDAY 18Th int 81
a. ~ stbsy for Committee Of seven, to nonnAfe Menu
Sss Assembly Polls open from ~ 20 9 o,e.9es m
!. w. SALTES, of
p. COOK, Election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-13
$5OO,OOO. p Ar I RETAIL E SOs 2 CASH 2 D

To LADIES and FAMILIES in NETWORK and VICINITY
In consequence Of the unparalleled deransemsnt OF conh
EDWARD LAMBERT & Co.,
WHOLESALE IMronrEas AID Josssss OF
SILK AND FANCY GOODS,
Have determined on offering
ON WEDNESDAY, OCT. II,
At RETAIL
SIXTY DAYS sis ONLY.
Their large and asnihcent Stock Of
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
In the Lance Stone, s.ted up for the purpose,
No. 335 BROADWAY,
Come; Of Worth'st,
FOR CASH ONLY,
ONE PRICE-No DEVIATION
10000 piece. PLAIN and Fancy SILKS.
Sec s sITk R R9sEs S SSiss'''
bss snd I.ht.Coicss PLAN TAEEETAs;
500 J MSSlIPs sa,i1 GSSe saAWEs Entirely
SO Chenille. Bordsred STELLA sHAWLs. Rich aud new
1000 Brcehe BoIdsrsd ST, STEIlAs. n,.,o,,0.
$50 BroSle SQUARE saAWLs
%To5 sH VSETs% 4 e sf;5y sSsserP'
80 Rich Pan. pattern cLOrA CL0AKs.
Ai F sss. saS PD ol SAsIs bEsxSEs
Plain and Printed CAsHMEREs and MERINoEs.
French and i'i.h SILK so z ,;vvs -, uv1rvovs
Ombre Sstin Striped AL Wool DELAlNES.
Meyno, Amolnc Poplin md Dlsine Bsyadere hoBES
ers. Oder French PRfNTs. -
Rich Plaid VALENCIA &c.
Mssnifcent printed ROSES DE CHAMBRES:
600 dozen French Lawn Embroidered HANOKERCHIEEs
1000 dozen French Lawn HsIns..ched HANDkERCHlEES
600 dozen French Lawn Corded border
1900 dozen Plain and FsIcy Lnen-Cambrc hANDhEh
CHIEFS ~ ,r.,
$50 pieces Richardson's Family sad Medium LINEN
CURTAIN DRAPERlES Of ali kinds.
French Cnoine and CnnoiLe SKIRTS in every variety
ChaDtiry and French LACE Walls.
A large sssor,meDtof - .. .,~r.
swiss and Jsconet COLLARS. SLEEVES and SETS
NULL and CAMBaIC Embroidered BANDS.
Also a splendid lire Of French EMBROiDERIES.
A choice rtnsut of uonr,
Tule Mousseline and Tsrlatane ROBES
AVOLANrES Cor Evening dresses.
&c. &c Sc. &c. &c.
AL OF which will be cold .: ssd - onr.r,oy
BELOW THE COST OF IMPORTATION.
Purchasers will find here the -
RICHEST AND MOST ELEGANT STYLES
Of GOODS ever brought into ths country and VIII nave tns
Iare opportunity securing STYLES that are entirely con-
troed by and which csnot be found In any Retail House
| in the United States. -,
loOoO dozen BAJOUS KID GLOVES.
The best make tnst comes 10 this country, ior
SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS A PAIR.
The store will open q. Q & and close az p a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-13
RNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co..
DRY GOODS.

DRY dOODS.
GREAT REDUCTION In PRICES AT RETAIL.
In Consequence Of the
GREAT FINANCIAL CRISIS,
ARNOLD CONSTABLE Co.
VIII continue to offer the whole Of their
RICH AND VALUABLE STOCK
DRESS AND FANCY GOODS
Ar rsrsEespEsTspLS 10" rMcsss
Consisting OF
DRESS SILKS AND SILK ROBES,
NUSLIMDELAINEs,
PLAIN AND PRINTED MERINoEs
CASHMERES
PLAID GOODS Of Every Description
ENGLISH and FRENCH CALICoES,
BROCHE STELLA and WOOLssHA"Ls
FRENCH EMBROIDsRIES and REAL LACES,
HOSIERY GLOVES.
NB-The public asred that the reduction is REAL,
and an inspection solicited 20 the best stock Of goods ever
imported. CANAL corner Oh msr,e, -, ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-13
Drp GOODS.
I ATHROP, LUDINGT g. Co.


I ATHROP, LUDINGT TON e. Co.,
Nos 20 and % MURRAY-sT,
: % and rs PARK-PLACE,
Offer to Country and City Buyers at very low prices the fol-
lowing GOODS,
FOR CASH.
5000 raekagss 81 AMERICAN and FOREIGN DRY
GOODS, rhieh haze bees psreAa'ed o. ~ s.,.
- - a.
MANUFICTURER, and at tie RECENT Low
AUCTION SALES.
1 600 bales BROWN and BLEACHED sHEETIN9s and
SHIRTINGS
200 cases CANTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e
100 eases TICKINGs, &c.
400 cases PRINTS-MERRIMACK, CoCHICO PACE
FIC, PHILIP ALIENS, kc-
900 case. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CLINTON, LAM
CASTER, &c.
200 cases DENIMs-AMosKEAG, &c.
100 bale. WOOL FLAENELs, Scarlet, White Yellow. nc
&c. 600 GRAIN BAGs-sTARK MILLS, kc.
An extensive snd choice stock DRESS GOODS MERINos
ALPACAs sHAwLs, MoUSsELINE De LANES,
BOaBAZINEs, COBURGs, BLACK and FANCY
SILKS &C.
CLOTHS. CAssIAlEREs, VESTINGS, &c.
In addition 10 the above buyers will find 70 their advantage
10 examine their superior stocks Of WHITE GOODS, BON
NET RIBBONS DRESS TRIMMINGS. &c; HOSIERY
and YANKEE NOTIONS oil Of which shall be sold st prces
70 correspond with the times.
FOR CASH.
Orders accompanied with the money promptly and 'aisfsc
tnv;Iv flled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-13

RraolIyn Waning Mems Christian Associates:
The Kssss Monthly Metns for October WI Dc asa t pia
byteran Church in Henry St. u o'clock An Essay wi DC
resa by WM 3. BARbER, ESQ. Subject: 1.-The ChIistsa
hmistry; Its Political blga;ious." - III,
HENRY IL LLOYD Chairman Lecture Committee.
kzlHranI InEsIiisenco once and Labor. Ex-
gtasAe hse tsen removed ffou No Canas 20 NO. 81
Wtfb-st tate ArtAonysl Aew doors west OF Broadway
Ek isss cesrSee- JAMES ?. GAGAN. Superintendent
1pe ander-gped prepared deliver before Lyceums
xd Literary AFsocafors dGTng the Nater either Of
selo~ng bectaEss The Old Puritan Clergyman
g SFayA snc the Portuguese"
7. W. HIGGINsoN wore-stcs Mass.
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IN ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE,
SECOND EDITION, FOR ooToBEs,
I Large Steel plate Map . -, ,., ,,..,
10 Through Route Maps, representing the principal Ios'
from New. Philadelphia Baltimore, Albany nuna
Cleveland Toledo, Chicago, st. Louis, &C. p..
20 Local Maps representing the most important railways
thru ughout the United States and Canadss .,,. r.
Hints 10 Travellers Railways and their Progress Incidents Of
Travel. Gazetteer Of the United States, &c
PRICE ONLY % CENTS.
For sale everywhere. o, r. p,uh
Nos $40 and $40 Broadway.
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a Book for every mans Library No ianiy whatsYeT
should be without it," Home 1,, J t,I1SHL.
NOW READY-A COMPREHENSIVE EOG,
N RApUY AND HISTORY tancient and modem), OF
TIE WORLD. By J, g. Gooaric-Peter PaTieymh,a;sd
and 80 Msp Price So Copies sent by mail post
paie on receipt price. Bills all solvent banks taken
"PA' GFO. w ELLIOTT, Publishers and Bookseller
VIZ" " No IT, Niiiaq.st. New-York.
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SECOND EDITION Now READY:
U,HE CASE OF DRIED SCOTT: Condensed
INTO large compact Pamphlet OF oi pages For sale at
this Office prize % cents
CONTENTS:
rrr CASE. a, made up for and submitted to the L. s.
Supreme Court;
IL THE JUDGMENT rendered by Chief Justice fancy,
with his Opinion in fall the various matters in dis
pute; -
Ill THE SUBSTANCE AND VARYING POINTS of the
wholly partially concurins Opinions and Points
Of Justices Wayne, Nelson, Gnor Daniel, Campbell
aud Ca.ron
". THE SUBSTANCE AND POINTS cfJusce McLean's
dissenting Opinion;
v THE DISSENTING OPINIONn full ofJIstce Curtis;
VI AN ANALYSIS OF THE POINTS RULED aud the
Opinions delivered;
VII THE REPORT AND RESOLVES with reference to
this Decision of the Legislature Of New-York.
When sent by mail postpaid One 5 cents 0aT copies
Cor 81; twelve copies for 81 -
We respectfully solicit orders from all OF whatsoever sect CT
party who that this most momenous
should be Understood considered by the American People
HORACE GREELEY Co.
Tribune Office, New'fork.
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BRILL liant NJ NJ +

THE NETWORK JOURNAL
NOVEMBER.
Read the iu. Of Contents and buy Terms 80 aunum,
MIS- Howard; or The Pleasant Acquaintance. With an IL
hstration A.. NJ II
The Young Prctender; Hundred Years Ago. BY ). r.
Smith author Dick Tarton" Soldier OF Fortune
Minnie Crew &C., &c. With splendid Illustrations
Railway Bridge at Rochester Illustrated
Mr. Gordon Cummings Adventures IN Airic-Fatsl ELECTS
of the Tsetse, African Fly. Illustrated ,u m
London Houses with Exterior and Interior Views 10
be continued
esq. n,..io,.~u ., r,res.
Ancient Modern. With fifteen illustrations Contnueu.
The Yellow Brigate; the Three Sisters by captain
lanes Grant author OF Jack Hilton" Light Drasoons NC
Fashions for November With six Illustrations
Innd Steam Navigation, with portraits OF Robert ton
Isaac Newton. and three othe. Illustrations
Sewing Machines; an Interesti1g Article. =, ...,
Tbe Mystic Bracelet; or The Modern Cinderella cap'a
story. 80 r.. pa,a with Iu,stra.
ton.
Pyramid Lake Oregon Dlustrsted
The Pickpocket; OF, The Folly of Practical Joking
The Garden and the Conservatory with C'eol HUNS ' cum
Quoting each.
Ir1mo,sity of Injudicious Loans
Wise GleaniDgs.
Editorial Medley.
Rev Robert Baird sEet,h aud Portrait.
Private Fortunes Of the AnCients NC, Nc.
s FRENCH. Publisher No IL Naseeust
ROSS 4 TOUSEY, Wholesale Agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-13

REAT AUcTIoN SALE
D r Y q o 0 d s
FOR CASH.
To provide the means for their maturing obligations, pre-
ferrng to SELL and PAY rather than NOT PAY and BE
SOLD the undersigned propose to sell AT AUCTION their
ENTIRE STOCK Of
DRY GOODS AND CARPETINGS,
THEIR OWN WAREHOUSE.
CORNER OF
Park PLACE COLLEGE PLACE AND BARCLAY
STREET
THE FIRST SALE WILL BE ON
WEDNESDAY, THE 14TH INST,
AT TEN O'CLOCK Am.
THE VALUE OF TIE STOCK is ABOUT
100000 THOUSAND DOLLARS,
COMPRISING
SILKS sHAwLs
DRESS GOODS,
SHEETfSGs PRINTS,
HOSIERY, CARPETS,
AND EVERY ARTICLE APPERTAINING TO Tbs
complete assortment will be offered on WEDNESDAY,
II LOTS ADAPTED TO THE TRADE
Every lot offered WILL BE SOLD.
S. b. CHITTENDEN G Go.
NEwYoRK October TO- 1855.
~ B-OUR OWN PAPER MATURING PREVIOUS TO
1sT OF DECEMBER NEXT WILL BE RECEIVED IN
SETTLEMENT AS CASH, WITH BEREAVEMENT OF
INTEREST AT = PER CENT PER ANNUM
DIG ARDS SONS
III IRISH LINENS, DAMASKS, &c.
The pnbne ~ill pla,se benz IL mind That tine
are always scaled with the full signature Of the tr, Wat
RICHARDSON, SONS OWDkJ
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03

EEfEE FNi 8FZ Ea-ER@L
DEAR BREAb PRoPnRcI.--If the
following paragraph be trne, New
York is likely 10 have d hard time Of
It in the approaehin g writer. We
take Il from the Tribune Of Thursday:
In addition to other cahses ofdis-
tfess which exist inIthis metropolis,
we arc likely 10 have for the com.
ing winter scarcity and high prices
of bread. tbs crop of wheat ii =
bountfful one, INT there are no means
of getting it tn New York. The ca.
mails ARC comparatively nle because
the deraugcmsat Of The exchanges
renders il impossible 10 send forward
tho breadstnffs, without which the
Eastern cities must suffer q virtual
famine. with plenty at~their doors,
Il is true the railroads may do much
to alleviate the distress after the lakes
and canals are ciosed but they can on
II partially meet the cash. Thus
-four may be worth five doilars a bar
rel at Chicago, and ten dollars III New
York. What, then wilEthose do who
depend on their daily labor for food,
and who owing to the pressure, srs
thrown out Of employment 1t must
be d winter ofterrible and Hilc-sproad'
suffering.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03

HbHlht lrriII a,t.

W. heards the other day an old
story told that was as good as new,
and hereis theasubstanca Of ii:
a young lnah who ardently loved
wealth was visited BIZ his Satanic
majesty who tempted him 10 prom
Use his soul for eternity, ifhe eonidb be
supplied on this earth with allthe
money he could hse. The bargain
was conclndedLthe devil was to snp-
ply the money, and was al last IL
have the sonl unless the young man
could spend more money tlian the
devil could furnish. Years passed
away the mad married was extravi-
giant il his living, bnilt palaces, spec.
ulated wildlyLldst and gaYe away
fortunes. and Vet bis Golfers { a.
ways fnlt. Returned politician, and
Ebribe1 his way to power and fame,
without reducing his pile Of gold.
He became a s6libusterer' and lifted
pHt ships and armies. but Ills banker
hpnpred all his drafts. He went to
St- PanI to live. and paid the usual
rates Of interest for all the money he
could borrow, bnt though the devil
made wry faces when he came to pay
the bills, yet they were MI paid. One
E~cxPedient after another failed-ths
devil counted the t~imc--only two
years-that he must wait for the soul,
and Knocked the efforts Of of the dis
pairing man. One moro effort was
resolved upon tie man started q
asRsRdper. The devil growied at
tho bills at the end OF tbe first quar-
savage in six months
melancholy Ia nine-and broke
dead broke,' atltie end Of the year.
ESo the newspaper went down; bat the
lseht vas saFeds 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
eFrmalr Tsmpif.

We like to see 4 women of .ssirft
ane life; tor i dull sns;ae nr,,sr a.
man Is ! Door affair Asa
We have uo particular s 3
seeing asthc si,arks Av j orss ]
when somefh;nr reallr Z s,,,:,
W. like to see her iovfal
and, If she has i IittlA sn;ra ~ ,gs
,gery. We can put .up With 4 ver, ,rs
may, We like it all the bestar I:rt
d GRO s ,sour temper We have NV vbo,1
opinion of; for d woman who carD
never look pleasant. bit isl wavs
frettina and scoIdingl viii f,naE ! I
unhappy homo for MI with;r he,
house. fAna we had as lief Il ~.
take 10 sliye ill d barrelf 81 yine,s \
4 thnnder-s storm, asslto Tvs fbe
house with such i women gSold,npb
was right when he said: I'LL N betia,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03

Coon Rgrosr FROM Trfe Book
TRAnE.-T.e american Publishers
Circular says:4sIt will be gratifying
I'd learn that, notwithstanding the
unprecedented dispersion Of com
mercial matters, and the remarkable
stfingency Of Tic money market, the
six months notes held by Geo. A.
Leavitt IS Col on account of the
Spring trade sales, amounting to !
very large sum- were all paid at ma
tprity. October 3d,y with The excep-
ton Of two or three, which were NOS
taken up, simply because no exchange
could be procured, but which, were
satisfactorily secured, and will be met
lii d few days. This fact will go far
to confirm the expression Of an expe-
lrienced bankefficer 10 the effect that
booksellers notes were the best in the
market
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
WIZ sprs,r y -

WnAr Is q SPEcIE PAyISd Bankl-
Ii IL d bank which pays speGie Al long
as nobody wants il, bnt the moment
stIiere i any special call fbt il Will
not snblnitto i mfr ns heexam-
Die Of Philadelphia. Baltiinofe. PROV
Iidence, &c. one would think that ii
their view. His il the prapsr detini-
ton Of . speciespaging bank Ifikbe
Eacorrect one. the whciegidea ofa spe'
bank Il q hninbu Such
|is not the sAeaning attaehS d. she
term 81 fair.dealtrs nseh.MvsB K5
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03

sEHEANf NEt&%d MEt8s1H kk4 hAN fHF+BN#EY &&44NA 81 Hsf#
Tie M. Y. Tribune. Of Friday. contains
4 letter from Bayard Taylor, dated
Steamer Gyller. Arctic Ocean. July 81.
1857 We quote passage. which viii
be universally read with keen relish:
1t was now II o'clock. and Syarholt
gloxed in fiery bronze luster as We round
Cd ii. Die eddies Of returning birds that
had been frightened from their roosts by
the firing of the steamers gun. cleaning
golden III tile nocturnal sun, like drifts 81
beech leaves in die October air. Far 10
Tie north the sun lay in bed Of saffron
melted through DELICATE rose color into
blue, hung light wreaths Of yaror, touch
ed with pearly, opaline Pushes Of pink
and golden gray. The sea was like web
.of plmsle.e color, shot through and
through with threads Of orange and saff-
ron, from the dance Of a myriad shifting
and twAkling ripples. The air WIS filled
and perfaneated with The soft, mysterious
glow, and even The very azure Of the
Southern sky seemed 10 shine through 4
net Of GOLDEN gauze. The hesdLnds "
this deeply indented c~oast--tie capes 81
The Luxe and Porsanger Fiords, and 81
Magerg+lag aroud US, in different de-
grees i distance. bnt all with foreheads
touchedswith supernatural glory. Far 10
the Northeast was Eordkys, the most
northern point on the maitland in Eu-
rope, cleaning rosily and faint in the full
beams of tie sun, and Just a. our watches
denoted midnight, the North Cape APP
peared 10 the westward-a long line 81
purple bluff, presenting . vertical front
oftS0O feet in height 70 the Polar Sea-
Midway between these two magnificent
headlands stood the Midnight Sun, shi-
ming oh us with sabdued iires, and with
the gorgeous celoring of an hour fSr
which VIZ had no name, since it IS neither
sunset ror sunrise but the blended love,
illness oil both-bat shining at The same
moment in the heat and splendorof moon ,
day, ontthe Pacific Isles.
This wa the Midnight Sun as / had
dreamed it--as / had hoped 10 see il.
Within fifteen minutes afser midnight.
there VAS 1 percepsible increase Of altir
tude, and 10 less ihan haitian hour The
whole line of the sky had changed, tile
yellow Ibrghtning into orange. and the
saffron melting into the pale yermilion d
dawn. Yet il was neither the ~colors,
NOR the| same character ofIight as we had
Ind, halt Al hour 5cfors midnight. The
difference was 70 slight as scarcely to be
described, but il was the difference BE-
tween evening and morning. The faintes|
transfnsiSh d. one prevailing tint into an
other HAD changedItk he whole expression
Of heaven and earth. and so impercepti.
[bly and Hlirsedlously that new day was
already present e our consciousness.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
Look u TAIs RIstaie aHd Deb u That.

The Washington correspondent 81
The Charleston Mercury makcs the
following sensible remark
Whether the General Government
has been wisely divorced frotm Banks
or not. will probably not Be discnssed
hereafter. We have ZONE currency
for the Government andsanptIlsr It'll
the people, just such as General
jackson was accused Of nal
The old General did effect the on bpt
il is the people, through tlleir State
governments, who have made the
other. And now, .slook upon this bic
tnrc, and on this.n The aovefnmehs
has q currency Of gold-thc Peopiis
an nncurrent accumulation ff rag-
The Government Is now thu only Iefs
uge for the people. FertnnatlS i've
have q President anda TreasnrY See
rotary who have the ability To guide
the Government Alright, and the tFill
to protect tic people So far as they
have the power. We r6ay look for
salutary Recommendation nths next
animal message, salutary law by HE
next Congress. HUE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
So nnn..an "a

Mrs. CrNsIsenA4's TRIA
Scsae III Neu Fork. Mrs. Cumming
ham appeared in court in New York.
On Saturday, i hen twas determinsd
to remove her trial 10 Newbnr and
to permit her To 60 At large teipPoraf
lily oil her present bail, although II
was decided that Judge Peabody liaa
no authority TO admitIher on bail !
After this decision, Mrs. g. leIt THE
courtroom and crossed tile ParE with
the largest crowd following her, boot
ling and shouting that ever was seen
to congregate ON the development 6f
any Of the phrases OF the B9rdell
drama. Some scores Of persons sec.
IND the gathering move towards tile
third avenue railroad emerged from
Nassau street and So far down al Park
place. The hall bell began to strike
10 o'clock and folks thought there
was a fire, but the excitement spbsi-
ledwhen.: Mrs. Cunningham eptersd
the car excepting among those WHO
were lucky enough TO hang ~ 10 THE
platform to get a sight Other.