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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-07-11

RETURN OF THE HONEY LAKE ExcUR-
TIoNIsrs.-The pleasure party which left
Vhic about two weeks since for Honey Lake
returned yesterday. They had an aufal
good time caught trout, shot ducks, geese,
quail, and grouse in any quantity. All got
back in excellent health and spirits, and
highly pleased with the route. The ladies
especially, praise the excellence of the road
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-07-11

The SufcrrEs.--inquests had been held
on the BODIES of Martin Asqui and George
Adoiphe' bothof whom recently committed
suicide at the Bay; the one by planging into
well, and the other by jumping into the
Bay. The both were found TO have commit.
ted the rash acts while in a state of tempo
rary insanity, the result Of private troubles.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-07-11

A FossILIFERoUs PREsENT.-A specimen
of fossil formation similar to and part OF
the same which we described the other day as
being taken from grounds contiguous to
Fences Ranch, at present in Mr.. Van Brunt
& Co.'S, store, is to be sent by them to the
Odd Fellows of San Francisco, for whose
cabinet of curiosties, it is intended 1t is
presented by our fellow townsmen, Mr.. c. s.
Lyttle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18

CRIME IN THE CTY.-Every one remembers
the applause which followed the sharp sentences
Of Judge Russell on gsrotters and other crimi.
nails during the first and second months Of his
term Of Office. Some Of his associates in politics
and popularity are beginning TO get FESTIVE un.
der that public applause. Every now and then
we see in some paper querulous paragraph,
!mpugning the severe sentences on recent con.
vicied felons, and endesvoring to show discre-
pancy between the crimes proved and the punish.
ment inflicted We believe that the press and
the people do not partake of this querulous feel
ing, but we should not be surprised to see that
such persons as Recorder Smith were the secret
prompiers Of these articles in the obscure
journals. We hope that nothing will deter
Judge Russell from continuing the strictest ad-
ministration Of the law and the fullest punish
lnent Of crime; for nothing else can keep I'M
der the rogues and villains Of this great metro
polls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18
.sios, 7s4, 7os aea. o77 ios, 2as. 1856 20, s2s a

ro,i Sos 7s4,7os aes,o77 ZOE 1856 &c, 500 lsS
rood laugh going the rounds here at the expense
stte New York Nm0. II 10 nov . well ascertained
s,ct that the nms vas about throwing scwsrdism over
bossd spd wheeling TITO tine fross Of wheatlandal
,ss,ns 20 therefor the results Of the corruption
uvess astoo-wheu 70 the consevr alton Of RaI mond
o., the Hrpp spote approvinsy Of Mr.. Buchanan and
hu prospects. what should be done was the question.
Raymoud hesitaied and all lost The TINS had fol-
owed IN the wake OF the HnAID In the demands for an
,uvssusaon into Copsress,osa corruption and had besn
BADLY svamped Would do 70 folow the HERALD in the
,uupoyt Of the dmptrasIon9 wns decided In the ne
rs.,ve unle,s new opportunity offered Itself, ana Was
mot lcss by hesitation.
There another curious story mustell you about Ray
mono "A little while ago one Of the cques OF the demo
cratic party In your cty several members Of which are
ve rpovu for their "curses on Morris, thinking mat
/. they had On organ they oo,ld accomplish wonders
wanted so buy pewspsrer estsblishmsns 10 New YORK
already orsanzsd with reporters, presses, TO- 40 The
y,un vss in the mSkss, and bssotstons were openei,
vn,r vas sscertalnsd that the lte villain" insisted
upou being sold with the type pressss nf, No. Bat the
asmoevsss az NOT wish 70 buy hin; hsy only wanted
me- ,evspspsr. there Vas consequently no sale.
There sssms ~ difference OF spinies - 70 ns proc
70 be p,,d Bvrsss vspet ths celebrated vrsseh painter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18

UPs ANp DowNs or STocKJoBBNG JOURNAL
rsM.It is estimated that the stockjobbing pro
prietors Of the daily Times newspaper have los
"a much by recent operations in Wall street as
they made by the sale of the Brick Church with
the dead mems bones clinging to its foundations,
although that operation did not pay so well as
anticipated, on account of the heavy douceurs
paid to officials TO get some kind of title.
This stockjobbing concern has been particularly
unfortunate lately. One of the proprietors, who
has been baptized with the name of the Little
Villain" by our amisble cotemporary of the Ti-
Jen'e, lost the nomination for Senator; another,
who attended to the bribery and corruption bust
mess at Washington, lost his character and his
memory before the Investigating Committee, and
his place on the floor Of the House, from which
be was ignomiDiously kicked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18

PREPARING FOR ls60.--Tbe black republicans
all over the free States are already preparing
their platforms for the great and terrible fight
which is sure to come In 1850. Instead Of the re-
tuli of the late contest being settlement of the
question that agitated the country, it scarcely
developed IT, That was only the first gun of a
sectional contest which is now about to plunge
us into campaign Of four years duration, and
although the fight will be between The Niger
worshippers and the niger drivers, North and
South, yet singularly enough Mr.. Buchanan's
administration viii escape almost untouched by
the fight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18
The New jersey Legislature and the Qaarsn-
tine Question.

IkNIpN, mArCo 1901.
A bill has be- passed BY The senate Of Nev Jersey,
directing The Sber OF Mddlesex and Monmouth o,uncs
10 remove al vessels NTH INFECTIOUS dscases board
that may n sny time BE- lying within the urfs OF
the STATE II 10 also teclsred that the msorpg OF vesses
within the waters OF the Sais Tor hospital purposes,
public hrhAnce and shat be purshed By nSe s,d I'M
prisonnent
me raouton onercd In the House on Friday last, by
Mr.. Bake 10 appoint Joint COMMITTEES 70 confer with
the Nes York Com mh 'or the removal "
tine. and 10 report whether similar commission shoula
be appointed the psyt OF New Jersey, taken up
On motion OF Mr. clifford the resolution ded
pssrucs the COMMITTEES 70 ASCERTAIN TIE oeecss cootem
plated By the New York Dom rissloness. After debate.
The resolution lost by ytss, 81 nays, 81. subse
quepty RESOLUTION adorned By 20 70 e. 70 allow
New York Com ss'oncr bc beard before the House
Mr. Bovine cbe o. The New York commissioners adA
dressed the House this afternoon for half hour show
ing the deep Interest New jersey well ~ Nev YORK.
has In TIRE questiop OF Qussanrno.
The United states Court sssson 70 day, and four
OF IL Of the ship Nee York we're placed triAA
for the 0ssult on The captain Of that ship amer he wreck
with inept 70 mutuy. Counsel for the prisoners moved
CRASH the nsicimeuts, tui tho motion vas overrule5
md IL, TRIAL goes 70 morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18

MtsIcAI NAIrsRs Al the Academy this evening NJ
srAkosch gives the eleventh night Of hs subscription
s,Ascn. The opera 10 the Fislh del Regimsn,o" with
Madame De wirhorst noreln aud rbsrini. Nile PArodi
spd Madame Patti strskosch also give the scens and
duct from NORMA" " Dot Giovanni, with tue whole
company 10 o. neupoe5 for Friday and saturday.
Mr.. Thaibe,s giving In the ssjolaips ciucs
with greet success He gives mat,nse st D,svortas
rnursday and Friday. and Ayeuei concert Of N,so's
Garden, with tbe German 0,ers on Saturday.
Ia rraviasa" has beeu produced by MAretEek al ths
rhlsoelphia Academy. and viii be performed tni
evenns
Madame de 10 Grange vss announces w sing Lucia
The French Opera New Orleans, the 10Th OF harch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18

fHx NEW YORK HkRALD-EDITION rCR EUROPE.
ghs cJnSrd mail ssearaship Persia, Captain Ju6kirs
vii seavc this port day Tor Liver ,ool
rhs European mAh will close in tnis cry at qusrer
past ser a'clock in ,ho morning.
r,s a1ropso sdisior OF ,hs HERALD printed in Freach
and anys wt be raoishe6 u ecioct IL the MAN.
ns eiBsAe copies IN wrappers, sixpence
toosor pjons s3vsrtsogonis Ter sny sad~ Of the
Rs~ HsRap win De rsooi7ed 81 the following psoes
N .Gfgpe;--
Lo,nts-An Errop Espresa Dc 81 King William
vAEu~- no. do NRos DO 70 Bourae.
IIyEk ru0I--Lo. do Chapel street
Isy1 rol.--J ohn Euapc., IL Nchsnro ,sree, EAT
EAvgp-tli European Exrross Go, II Rue 0oruclie.
ne cosisnx Q. the Euroncan edi:isn OF ths HuvGL
WI combine sne news received py mail AMI telegraph
No. al e lusiNE Ia pEevioos wsak and up The toer
~ OF jcAlrr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18

re- The telegraph yesterday announced two
forgeries and another part of the paper disclosed
defalcation in Brooklyn bank. These are
the straws which show the way the wind is going
to blow. Defalcations and forgeries are the out
riGers Of revulsions sent on beforehand to clear
ihe way. We shall hear Of others before long
others In comparison with which these cases are
TIC uCrcst trifles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18

sscosD Avssrs RsnsoAD BY The report OF the Lesis
lssve proceedings on Saturday appears that bill
faveraby reported upos Ia the ste 70 allow The se,ond
Avenue Railroad Company ITO Ascoutiuue portion
their track" Many believe that hh hill Allo ~ the
many sake up their rails from Forty secp1d stree,
Harlem; bat such, We believe, 10 not TIE case; being
Gully 10 pern them 10 change the iosuon Of porOn OF
the lower end Of the road TO auhosx them
fhHoufh the BoHeYy extension.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18
News from Tsmpsco.

BALTIMORE, March n, 1851,
hand. They contains rampoo dates to the 2ist utmoa
stating that posseeson had been sven 70 enersj noyss
but that Cara with force Of 900 men stI ~
attack upon the place The United States vevepne crsx
Case was In port and her commander had ssn,6ex M.
readiness 70 proseo. the American residept In hmpco m
case OF an outbreak. P''' w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18

Important Revelations Relative to Kansai
AMhrs.
STATEMENT OF GOVERNOR GEARY-THB CAUSES or
HIS REsIsNATIOS-ATT0 CIOUs CONDUCT OF fHB
B0BDER RUFFIANS AND THK PIERCE ADMRI6rRk
TION, ETC.
ST. Lour, March II, 1867.
The Democrat publishes statement relative TO the ii.
fairs Of Kansas, given By Governor Geary. From II II
sppears that The cause Of Governor Gesys resignation
was the fsure Of President Pierce TO fulfill the pledges
made at the time OF his (iesrys) appointment These
pledges were to support BIN with army OF militia at
the expense Of the public treasury necessary; but In
stead Of receiving this aid ne paid Sl2 600 out Of his
own pocket the sdmnistr alton having refused mi arY
support under the mos' urgent circumstances, while 40
was thwarted by the uSioary Of the Territory every
possible manner
The Governor states that my men were under cath,
from the day he entered thu country ill ne left il, to
sassinste him, provided his toal conduct did not mess
their appreciation.
He regrets the step he has been obliged 70 take bat
feels confident that had the promised assistance bees
rendered he could have admin stored the affairs Of The
Territory In . manner acceptable to honest settlers 81
both sides.
In relation 10 the ouirases committed by pro slavery
men be Gays one half has 10: yet been TOLD He pro.
nounces the murder Of suH1m by Hays the most colo
booded and arooous AFFAIR wines sod His version
Of the sherrard anair IL sniar to those already re-
ported Hs says, however that the account Published
In tho Rtps5icen the Signature Of Jones s tissue
Of fAlsekoods
The Governor complains bitterly OF the opstruct0
and mutasion OF oorresrondsnoe. He says the mail
bags constantly opened and all Questionable mater
to or from him extrasted. Tho Governor thinks the
establishment Of . slavery constitution Inevitable
Gov. Geary's farewell addT 10 ihe people OF KAnsas
10 also published. stech Of ire Governors admi.
niaation setting forth the prevouz and pressnt oondi
ton Of the Territory and recountps the difficulties ana
embarrsssmeps that have been thrown n his way. 10
says the great body Of the people conservative ana
Law abiding people, and that they willing 10 make
sacrifices for peace. The troubles "a the revri0Yy he
continues have been occai0ned by ambitious schemers
with special interest," IL Jerhtory's seifsre-who
desired peace, and .ho viii not allow 70
tpue II they car prevents.
Gov Gesry lef for tie Eas, ths morning. Secretary
Woodson 10 sc,ng - Governor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18

the N1Pecteu Dttnnhefs EROm EufuPS
BosrES, March l7-toP.h.
The steamer Alps not In right a the lever marine
telegraph station n'Le O'Clock she will nol therefore,
arrive up to.tighs.
The steamship Cbosssiau With . weeks later nssli.
gsnoe now Tan dsys Gu. Tor 6atAx but a, shc 70
touch a 81. Jorrs, r. to lane otrgo, 40, she not
looked for at halifax before wedsoEaay or tn ,rsday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18
FaOrn slbany.

Albany, March ~. 1857.
Mr. Everett's Grafton here ton Shi attended By q
very large audience. The proceeds derived from are
intended 10 20 towards the puroh Of Mount Vernon.
The weather very mild M no steamer haso Now
ton will probably leave for New York 70. morroG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18
VIEW YORK LEemLATURn.

senate.
AIRAsy, March II, 1857.
Mr. sPuoER pre- en,sd q mortal from dispensartse
In New York, In favor OF sar AIRY potce.
Tho committees rted fsyorsby on The bts 10
ns,esS sne sne Q, Posss oy segsr ana 20 anou .ao
On moi'cE II Mr.. BRouss, resolution was ADOPTED
setting forth hs Of ,Ae Snats at the dstnguishst
public services o. the Hon be, ard Everett .ad lender
city OF Albany.
RvESINs SESSION.
The bill providing fOr me enlargement Of the Che
murg oeks WA hken up and dsbated
Assembly.
ALBANY, Msych II. 1851.
Dumb wss presented The receipts during the year
eH and the disbursements t55,s61 The amount
due the treasurer 10 sisso. Tho number a pupils ~
sunbcr Of deaf mu.ss over assembled II soaoo mot
eco ping the LONDON Asylum hitherto the arg In the
wor d. The Eeat event Of the yesr has bseu the ro
nova 70 the buildings OF he institution. which
described a. All thai can De wished.
BILLS PssIp.
To make an appropriation for the care Of insane con-
For the recovery Of The wages OF domestics.
10 provide Tor the enlargement Of the seneca Canal
10 aushorize The Establishment OF ferry frcm Grams
10 amend the charter OF Brooklyn.
Relative 10 the orswsridses At fiailands, no
EVENING SESSION.
M: srlIsAs usedaesd lon. res Mutton IN favor o.
uanssciors.
To aubor'ze the city 81 Utica 10 convey 10 the SAFE
lot for the erection OF . reg mental rmoYy.
To provise payment 10 kessrs. Mospedos Baker FOE
articles furnished the city Of Nev York.
To amend tho act for The hrovporston OF Benovo~
Lent Scientific Association.
Also number Of privSse bills.
The House then considered the special order beng
Lsvrssce Universiios Tn bl vas passed 70 . miro
reading
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18

for tho battle piece 70 DO executed for the nsw oapa
wing. know that prioe NOT mentoaed bsswssn hin
and the Library Committee employing him. A membe
Of that committee said he the work and hsn tah
The ohs1ces - 10 prieerserepce be had Of course,
the prices paid for similar pesagwbich average sbou
$lo0 each The story Of sao0 900 90 mpcnsa ~
sheeIest fabrication. vevnet old and wealthy, ana
should not have been employed Government should On
tend IL patronage to artists who really need IT,
TEE GKNy Raj DISPATCH.
RuCBPTIONs AT THE WHITE HOUsK-IHyRSrIoA TIOi
As TO THE SICKNESS AT THE NATIONAL HOrHL
Miss Lane gave her rrst pubic reception ., the Whit
House 70. day The ceremony Of introduction va pa
formed BY the Marshal Of tho District Of Columbia.
Tho President has issued cards OF invitation 70 Iarey
number Of distinguished soj,urnsrs to HIS nrst dinns
party, 10 be given on Thursday.
The oppositon 10 Governor Geary proceeded iron
Pennsylvsnians. Kansas has not yet spoken Ii,
subject.
A. a. lawrence an eninent LAWYER Of washngtoa
died this morning OF pneamonis He WAS protses Oh
Dasiel Webster's.
The National Hotel has beer taken possession Of BY the
Board OF HEALTH and thorough investis alton will b
made ~ 70 the causes Of the late sickness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18
Personal Intelligence,

Col. T. C. Kswep, Of the Nicaragua army. 10 in town.
Col X. 10 Of the original d,y Who len San Fran.
cisco with General walker for Nicaragua
Hon. John ByIer, member Of Congress from New Jer-
sey psr,ook Of the water poisoned by the the Ma
ucna iotel washington and has been suffering quite
severely tbercron. He n presep, 81 home In HACK
enssct, recovering from the accident
william n. Kennedy, Eco " Father Of the Counoi' Of
Tammauy Han socesy, 10 IN Washington.
Ualso Cushing u o. the ~. Denis Hotsl.
ARRIVALS.
Al Inc Carepdon-Mr and Mrs q r. Warren, Mr. and Mrs
Thbs Troy Thomas nehardeou and family Dr Cymer wife
and rop, New Ych; George Psrish and family Mr. asd
WsIlace Philadelphia Marshall Woods, nsq, frovidence;
liz ssmrel Y. Tuskeman, r. y. Tuchsrmsn, q, sasser,
Boston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18

Nsvs, Court martiaI-ulness Of se,.,o,
Hale.
.,.-,. Bosros, March II, 1851.
Ihuensnh n N. Orabb and Ooypslius vansl.ssee a
tnohsd 70 'he receiving ship Ohio, ., We CbuIosnsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18

Boston Weekly Bank Statement
BOSTON. Narcb AZ, 1881,
DO footnss OF our 5ank vtstoment for TIE past week
pared sitn the week previous, are ~ follows;-
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made arrangements TO open passage through the
ice in their hsrbor and ii is expected that the cha
mel win be sufficiently free Of 0bsructions 70 permit
Of the departure of the Cunard steamer America,
which il appointed TO sail tomorrow for Liverpool
Thirteen years ago II became necessary to open the
barber Of Boston for the egress of the British mail
steamer.
The court martial upon Lieut. Fleming, late Of the
brig cambridge, COMMANDED it, sittings at Phila-
delphia yesterday.
At the meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen last
evening, the tax levy for 1867 was taken up. Con-
siderable debate arose upon propositions to strike
out the appropriations for the Central Park and iron
pavements, but both were retained by very decided
votes and the tax bill finally passed.
The cotton market opened yesterday morning at
about &C. decline from the highest point before the
Persias news, at which the market became quite
active, with sales of between 5000 1000 bales,
which caused reaction, and at the close the decline
was sbout recovered. Flour was heavy, while sales
were moderate with the turn Of prices in favor Of
purchasers. No wheat Of moment was sold, but
holders continued firm. Sales Of new Southern
white and mixed corn were made from city stores.
at 74c. q 75c.; from the Atlantic Docks Western
mixed was at TIC. Pork was firm, at $2l for new
mess, and 500 for old do. Sugars were firm, but
owing to the difficulty of delivering goods, no sales
of moment TRANSFERRED Coffee was quiet, in view Of
the sale to come off to-day. Freights were un,
changed and engagements moderate, owing to the
difficulty from ice, in delivering produce on board
ship.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-27

LORD NAPKR.-There is but one feeling here
in relation to the new British Minister, and that
we are sorry to say is regret In our time, every.
body knows everybody, and we all know Lord
Napier; who, though he may be the most anna
bic and loveabe Of men, and possess very agree.
able talent for q certain order Of literature, IL
certainly not the best man that Great Britain
had for the embassy to Washington. Many rea-
sons might be urged why the appointments was
an unfortunate one; but let them pass. We are
all so anxious here to remain on good cor
dial terms with the English that we are sorry to
see q second rate man like this poor Scotch lord,
fresh from absurd despotic courts, come TO
Washington, perhaps to set us by the ears as the
laundering Dublin man Champion did. Let us
hope that we may be wrong in our apprehensions.
Lord Napier may be Phoenix; let us hope for
the best.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-27

MORE "LzusE vnIANs.r-The vote on the
admission Of Jacob Little 10 his seat at the Board
Of Brokers was taken yesterday morning, and
decided in his favor by q vote Of rs TO 8. Toe
FIVE " little villains" in this case represent the
full strength and popularity of Wesley q Co, the
stoekjobbng proprietors Of the Times while the
seventy6ve represent the popularity of Mr.. Little.
The success of Mr. Little in this instance Is much
greater than appears by the vote. There are at
this moment dozens of applicants for q seat at
the board-among them men of the highest charac-
ter for integrity and business talents-who have
not the slightest probability of being admitted.
A large majority of the present members know
very well that 1t is of the utmost Importance that
Mr.. Little should be reinstated, and they have
not listened to, or been governed by, the argn-
ments of the little villains" who have opposed
him in all bis efforts to settle with his creditors,
and in his application for re-admission as men,
Der of the board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-27

The FnIBusTER CORRESPONDENTS. an
nounced some time since, upon the very best
authority, that sharp correspondence had taken
place between Commodore Vanderbilt and Gen.
Goicouria. as 10 whether the former was filibus-
ter Upon calling for the correspondence we
have been led TO believe that each of the parties
is willing that his letter should be published,
though perhaps neither cares that the Others
letter should zee the light. We must call upon
these timid gentlemen again. Where is Commo-
dore Vanderbilt Is he ilbusters Where IL
Gen. Goicouriaf Has he gone to Cubas Where
are the lettersf The public want them; 30 bring
them out, gentlemen, and let us see who's who
and what's what IL there anything about Gen
Spencer in themf Hashe cut out Goicouria with
the Commodore, and shown the Saxon TO be the
better manf Let us have the letters and more
light. Where IL Goicowiaf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-27

The WASHINGTON UNION AND THE PUBLIC
PRNTING-Our readers are aware that Mr.. Ap-
pleton has purchased of Mr.. Nicholson the Wash
ington Union, and that the affair is generally re-
garded as transfer Of branch Of the govern
ment from the dynasty of poor Pierce to the adj
mnistration Of Mr.. Buchanan-n fact Mr.. APP
pleton, by the spoilsmen Of the democratic party,
is at this moment regarded as the happiest of
men in being the successful applicant for the
Jnion newspaper establishment
A Washington letter which we publish to-day
will explain the mystery. The Union newspaper,
as far as subscriptions and advertisements go
100 daily subscribers, 5000 semi-weekly, and
$4,000 weekly, and on the credit system at that
cannot pay expenses. II must losing con-
Germ, as between subscribers and advertisers re-
ceipts on the one hand, and current expenses on
the other. But the purchase Of the Union Office
means Me purchase of the printing of both houses
for both sessions of the next Congress, a. the
official government organ and oracle of the party
We very much fear that the tremendous profits Of
this Congress printing-between two and three
hundred thousand dollars year-wfll result, by
the meeting of the next Congress, in the most
formidable spoils conspiracies against Mr.. Apple
ton in both houses, and be may be defeated In
both. In fact, this purchase of his Of the Union
is the purchase Of pig in apoke," and the very
enormity of the plumber involved only increases
his danger of losing It. One of the very first re-
forms demanded Of Congress u TIE establishmen.