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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19
OSIY LINE WITH YSz CossEcIIosms , CALI a

OSY LEE wJTM 10Y T DSnns. 8 CAL s,,
rage frec per pcdnd -Four hours from
ocean by Panama Railroad. Through 70 Cali
fornia Panama Railroad. The United States Nail Steam
ship Company viii des Patch Tor Aspnwsl, on saturday
June al O'Clock r. precisely from pier foot ~ warren
street, North rtver The wen known and ss Steamship srAR
and mails will be forwarded BY Panama Railroad, and
Panama with the Pacific NAL Steamship Company's
whsh yin be IN readiness ard leave mn STATELY
for San FrAnrs public informed that the Pacific
Mail steamship Ccmpsny always have or more EXTRA
steamers living redv for avoid any poss
bic detention a. malls For apply 70
l. W. RAYMOND At the only ohce Of the company w West
OF Warner street ~ y. Regula United States
mai steamer days btb and 2Eh Of esch msnth.
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N INNFH NJ AUUTIONMuH.--H. III. EEETS y
III 90 will sell BY auction Friday June H. 1857, Mt
O'Clock evening the Union galleries, Broad
large and valuable collection Of original oil painnas
belonging 70 well amateur Of Tits city most Of them
brought by him from France the year 1896
Among the number will be found choice specimens OF Guer
q Doc r. wougernsn, Ribers Heeue Van Bslen, no
menichno - Tener- Van Dyke and other OF vari
sch ola Also valuable col'ecicp OF and
original drawings obtained about - years ago II
veral ceebrsied Paris ali Of them suitable
parlor studio. They will be ready for
day, June rs, a. above, with catalogues
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A uTylAIIA FIONnnR l.IHa ut ABLIsffnD lea
Carrying me United ststes mails,
snflinr regularly on the day sdvertssd,
rhs noble A cllppsy gsc&es ship

A urrRAIIA rIokana Liza HIABLEsHnD lea
"A Carrying the United States mails
Mailing regularly on the day advertised
rae noble A diPgsy gscse' ship
Corrd LINZ sfd...,a.,
resolving Tor Melbourne. ueeleut Asd bsbA
sevn pier no. E. rivs sed VII se on An esrl
dar rbe sorincn, buif b tett OF Vfrgfns i've
OAK coppered and cpper tsened ssares ne very loves
yrrs opportunity fov .hippcr 70 s-nd forward rors
~ freish OF ssvns slsssni ssy,u>'sodA.ops
'p'" W CAssBor So 9 Bowiirs Ores
~sst bis sale and cash sdvsnccs r,sde consyr
asrts. Conssns~s n Aussrss seswr Wfdneon. BrOs
kCc
"A magnificent AL clipper ship SEA NYMPH viii positive
iy ss or Melbourne Thursday, ash June Passengers
will please their baggage board the 2Hh The @
for In rst and second cabins can
eight in cabin be taken applied for On
board q, pier 10 Fast river or y uOODkVE, tRsELL
ELLIOT lO8 Pearl street. OF 70 MAILER, LORD QUE
RsAU, 1Oe Wall street
I,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. -srEAssR BLACK
WARRIOR, = W. Smith commander, will commence re.
cevnr fresh WEDNESDAY June a. AMI SAL for ths above
Pcr, O Saturday June O'Clock precisely from pier
'O''O LIVINGSTON. oRoCHERoS a Co, u Park pisc..
L,oR NORFOLK AND RIcHxosD.-THR UNITED
States mail steamship JAMESTOWN Captain Parrish
all leave for the above places Saturday 1ph inst
O'Clock r NJ from pier ~ North river She viii arrive
Norfolk Sunday afternoon and al Richmond Nor
morning Passengers for the sosh viii proceed whou, delay
By great mall line 70 Charleston, Augusta ssvsnsah Ne
travellers viii find this the cheapest peassntes most
,rpe route Passage and fare including "
Norfolk ~; Petersburg and Richmond SO steersge1 half
price Apply 70 LUDIaAn PLRAsAr7a, y RrosdsaE. =
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us,l.m Ths pranrssor ~ ~ hnsD,s, Isl 81 ~ @
for sport Of all kinds happy 10 safe the lbo -
accommodate target companies perhaps th~g
Satisfaction than any other place ~
and better chasc- for sport han place of ss
kind Having received fair port last m the pub
lie. hope bis W merit s their patronage aud pro-
mse " leave hing undone " plsass al parties Mfasy
oSmpaniss, baitalons provided
With sufficient for drilling mznuvornK Of all kinds 81
aso fuI he'd with lunch dinner
timely notice only required The facilities sDri II e. hSl
BED House very conveneut either with Steamboat r
O. he Harlem Steamboat yivan SHIRE making ave s|
trips back and forth day The secpnd psl
this place every minutes and always really
WILLIAM A. BROWN, Proprisr.
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ExCURsIoNs-THE STEAMER SATELLITE CAPTAIN
~ Andersen makes regular trips 10 the Fishing Banks
svsy lsy except saturday Leaving Morton street At 7;
0Aa 7z Peck slip al g. Broome street al 54 Psr
10 IEorh river O'Clock cotion band viii arconpa-
~ the ate, B-Tbe SATELLITE will make TIP 70
Cholera Banks every alternate Saturday v-June h
July 9th and sh, August ls lsh and 1h Leaving Morton
Q; Pier No North river st 81 PECK slip nj O'Clock
A. n. precisely Returning In the afternoon, same day
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CnBkRr r. SAVAGE, AUCrIoNEER.-DIBBLER
NJ BAalEY SAVAGE will sell, at their salesroorn, 81
Cedar street, on Friday june ~ At oH ~ By order Of
tail house Aso regular sale Of dry goods hosiery. lace
goods jevtiry fancy goods willo~ ware 10 Also sherry
clsret and port wines and brandy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

UyIIIIAM H. KNOX, AUCT1ONEER.-LARGEs SALE
w Of elegant household furniture, Brussels three ply and
ingram carpets gas chandeliers, &c &c-wM. II. KNOX
70 NASSAU street large and general assortment Of
and second hand furniture description comprising
sfss sofa beds lounges and lounge beds
and damask mahogany and rosewood side
tables black walnut and oak tables black walnut
dining and tea tables mahogany and cottage bedteads hair
and pnliasses mahogany skers Volta
chairs Chandeliers &c also fine oil paintings In
article housekee
for those In want of good furniture. Sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

THOMAS WITCH AUCTIONEEK-sr1 IRE is SPRUCE
str et-John Dsrce TO John Gray-By order Of chat!
I'll mortgage and also OF attorney 70 me directed aud
delivered III expose 70 sale at public AUCTION on Saturday
s,ereoy plates Of the OF Norma Puran Lucrca
BorRa Sonnambua and other operas; Julien Concert BOOK
Of stereotype plates the whole OF the stereotype plates Of the
plays performed by Madame Rachel.
JOHN T. STEWART, Attorney for Mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

D0YAL MAI. STEAMSHIP CANADA, FOR LIVER
IL pool-The CANADA, N. Shannon commander will sal
ON the stream with the and for Europe
Wednesday, 24th instant steamer will the
nys dock at Jersey CITY, with the passengers "a and 10
clock A N.
The Persia will sail on 9Th July. K. CUNARD,
Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

n COTTON, AUCTIosEER-kxuCUToRs SALE OF
II ~ FRI nch plse mirrors, panofortee psror sus
carpsts, olclohs mahogony and rosewood furniture &C
y. COLTOk Will sell this day, Friday, June 10, At l0n
O'Clock at the auction 80 Beekman street, the
cond floor by order otsn about French plate and
oval miro Of various sizes and Descriptions many of
entirely new and In good order or 10 richly carved
gold frame oval do quite large also four second and piano
fores; also Eve suits OF rosewood paror furniture Grim
and gold brccae also marble top and mshogany bed
and basement furniture carpets and oiclohs suverior
hair msires.es OIL ps,nings @ chairs second hand fu nj
ture, &C &c NR-The sale will be large and vorthy the
attention OF al concerned Catalogues giving full particulars
viii be ready early Friday morning Goods packed usual
q n moderate charge.
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MUSICAL ANn BANGING.

HNoLIAH CI.ARIokETrINA AoooRDRoNs-nPKov
N - metallic reeds With or without stops IRON - 70 80
Nuunas banos vions guitars drums, bones, cAsanets
nulss MS faFeoles &c ai NE old genuine cwasnaH
JAOODQ. In Chatham
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

EDWARD sCHKN *, AUCr1oNEER.-BY v y. H.
~ sCHENCK this day, a N o'cloct At their sslesroom
So street elegant collection OF stufed birds
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UNoR NV pP0OI.-THR UNITED TtTEs MAI,
steamship An, NTIo, Oliver Edridge, comm .nder viii
morrow saturday juno d. Of " O'Clock NJ from berlh
foo of Canal rect
For freight or passage having unequaea accommodations
Tor elegance and COMFORT, apply 70
GDWAHD K COLLINS. No Sc Wall street
Pnassn sASa will pIeare ard al II o'clock A.
All letters must psss through the Post Office any w
be returned.
NorIcs~The steamers of MS line have improved water
tight compartments
The will succeed the AuAc and sail the Ih
July; Columbia the 18th of July Atane the LIST Of August;
and the Bait, the 18th of August no expense has been
spared to make the ships of this In a good
new and the thorough examination given prove their
mode Of structure " unea ualed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

VIZ II. KNOX, AUCTIONKER-wILLIAM II. KNOX
wl SELL by order Of James Lahy. administrator OF the
estate Of John Ish deceased ssigr lay the 2h inst At
Of wood yard with brick house same, having about
also two horses sets harness. four carts
and OF wagon, Sale positive and without reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

EDwAR, SCIENCE, AUCTIoNEER-By . ar m.
u sCHENCk.-Ths day, l9h inst at O'Clock, at heir
salesroom, IS Nassau stvet the celebrated oting horse
Red Bird sin old warranted perfectly sound Kind and
gentle In every way; has troed Also, black
hos eight old sixteen hands high warranted perfectly
sound kind and e In every iro close 70 81 MI
nues and erceeu, family Also long tail bsy
mare sin old fifteen hands high, warranted perfectly
SQUAD kind and gentle every way Also rocks
way, rockAwAy two seated square rad
and several too and road
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A LBrRr q. NIooLAY, AUorIoNEER.

A LFRED BRAGG, AUCTIDNEER "A. BR AGG a co.
"A will se at auction, on Friday June 10, at l0h M At
their saesroom 3 rand street. 800 mems boys and
youths boo and shoes also large assortment OF womeus
misses aud child gaitera &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

a BEAUTIFUL AND IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN
"A artificial teeth. paenied-DR. LEyErT denus', No u
Waverey place Broadway invites the public 70 era
ne HE application of Blardys paient chesplasc process
and whn connected with hs peculiar atmospheric pressure
pates will be found perfectly unapproachsoie by any aud
every other method. Established 1855
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

A nosEwooD MELoDsoNl COST ss YEARLY NEW
9lB Ses; second and pianos and melodeons
gain carved cAses and applied purchased
ylal1eG 4 90 with without eoan, Low
prfces. r. GORDON. WI Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

NORTH ATLANTIC sTEAM NAyIdAfION OOMPAHY.
IN Steam IaverpooL-Tae splendid steamship KHEReO-
MISE Capt Thomson ssis from Portland Ne on saturday,
June n Al O'CLOCK r. Fare from New York-rNl-oh "
Portland Included nrst cabin, SIS intermesie cabin $40;
third cabin $50 1hrosgh tickets aiso Issued fv al c,uu
mental ports For psssare apply W r A. LOKsCHKR, ~
Greenwich reet New yorh general agent Agents wanted
Tor this line In The Interior Of he United States and The Cana
daa
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Z UCTION notice.. BO9ART AUCTIONEHR by
6. BOG ART-wili be sold on Tuesday June e, ut l0h
O'Clock, Bogars on OF Frankfort and
William streets BY virtue Of .chsie mortgage, eight
wood mahogany and black walnut Phelen
cushion, marble and slate bed billiard tables Also, balls
and all other appurtenanoes belonging 70 the same
JOHN O'ROURKo,
Attorney for Mortgages, ONCE 10 Centre street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

CRNToR VETERAN CORPS or isi1-A SPECIAL
- meeting Of the corps viii be held Mercer BousaI
Of Browne and Mercer h friday evening
June - NJ ~ O'Clock make celebrAusl
the Fourth OF july and other business 81 iporAns Id
every member be present BY order
Isaac n PHYFE. Aojutant A. RAYMOND, Colonel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

N AsTROLOaIsT THAT BEATS THE WOODLAND
"A ave thousspd dollars reward offered 70 any who
Mad CLIFTON giving statements ar
events particularly losses aw suits and all busnss matters
she so gives lucky Any vtshin 70 sbts
information OF kind would do well N cal and this
turs gfied lady N. Bshc IL humbug. Call And satisfy
yourselves Residence l5 Orchard street, between Houss0
and Stanton STREETS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

EXCURSIONS TO KEYPORr.-rHE rAvoRITE sTEAM.
~ boat KbYPORr viii make daily excursions 10 Keypo
during the week leaving Ne- York foo, Of Murray street
arrive New York about half past clock ~ The boat
sso leaves New York At O'Clock A. NJ, and Keypo nj
O'Clock AN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

UCTION NOTICE -HOUsEHOi d FURNITURE CAR
"A pets Ac.-sAMUEL OSiOOD co auct ouee's, will
sell 10 SATURDAY, at ~ Ma l0 O'Clock
lot Of and hand furniture consisting of
mahogany paror tuits epsmeled chamber furniture
elegantly carved rosewood and mahogany
Wristbands chairs carpets mirrors second band furniture
DC, &c. Particulars In catalogues morning of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19
ANTHOLOGY.

81 CLsIRvOYANTs-LADIEs BELIEVE IN TRUTH
- Mrs. HAYES S3 Broome street few doors west Of
the most suocessf med~al and business csrvoy
ant America The hopeless. o. diseases discov
red and cured The Whereabouts Of absent friends correctly
told. hstisfsct'on ri pay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

DEPoT OF THK ALEXANDER ORGANS.
~ nhk magnificent insrumenl Just introduced By
THAIsBER9,
a. M manees musicale without rival for the church
fu assormeni hand and open 70 the Inspection Of the
pubua BERNARD FABRE0RErTkS, JR,
81 Dey street
fNRQAN FOR sALE-A SWEET TONED, MoDsRN
W built instrument q three stops suitable for school
small iecture hod for want OF Price $40 cash.
Aho CoArd pianoforte Price SIS Apply W g. IL. NOR
Ria, q West Twenty Frs, street.
DIANOs AND MKLODrOks --rHE HORACE wATRN
modern improved pianos and melodsons 70 be foune
only SIS Broadway Pianos and melodeons 10 rent AND
rent allowed purchase; for sale monthly
Resond hand psnoe from $50 W ss nelodeons SO N sA
Pianos tuned and repaired
DANoroRrE DEPOT -sUPERIoR INSTRUMENTS
ywy low for cash. and warranted. Teachers schools
and the trade supplied with pianos and shee, music al the
lowest By a. B. DEs REST CO. 400 broadway Also
and Cc In The DELL" by Buckley, each; Keep
nake" achotsch by cents; ailopean March b.
r. 1Aech, cents Music seui Nv mall postage free
eep, OF marked prices.
DIANoe FOR CAsH-THE GREATEST BARGAINS
offered -One 81 octave rosewood, warranted for
9O sis 81 do for Sins; do for ~ 70 $50
asnnently carved ana cost $3.50 tor s al i0l twenty rh
street sire
CPArIsH OR ENGLISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ giventon the piano guitar flute, by j. o. RTBAS
?lease call 81 3 Elm sd iress him at Herald Office
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DUCKLEY'S NEW HALL, Be5 BROADWAY
- On FRIDAY EvERIkG, JUNE d.
farewell benefit Of
MISS @. HIFFERT.
on which occasion the opera Of
TROvATORE
and ALADDIN
will be performed, with Negro Mnstrelsy
Commences at O'Clock. Admission rs cents orchostra
seats ~ cents On Monday evening June o. benefit of L.
SHORT, Treasurer, and last night OF the season
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

CONSTABLR'S SALE OF CLOTHIN0.-E B. HENRY
~ Aucobeer Trsdsy At 10Y O'Clock, Of Do Hudson street
by virtue OF execution large quantity Of fashionable
ready made clothing consisting OF fine broadooth and
fancy Cashmere pants sk satin and mArseilles Ais
wM THOMPSON. Constable
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-17


The lnrgor Planets now visible in the evening
after sunset, are Venus, Mars Jupiter, aud sat.
am. OF these, the three first mentioned nre 10
be seen in the western sky, and the last in the
eastern. Venus, the brightest of all, is now n
lttle 10 the west of Jupiter, bat appears to be
approaching nearer and nearer to that body on
eaeh succeeding evening. Her angular distance
from Jupiter will be minimum on the lth inst.
when she will g. to the eastward, passing about
two degrees ~ the north Of jupiter her motion
will continue t" be direct until the 9Th inst
when 1t will become rrtrograd"; her brilliancy
will increase. ana be al its maximum degree on
ly on the 4th Of April at which time it will begin
to diminish until the 10Th Of May when the
planet being then in her inferior conjunction.
will cease for time To be the evening star AN j.
passing through that part of her orbit which is
nearest t" the earth, will re-appear in the east
before sunrise rs the morning star.-Nat. Intel
igencer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-17

Descartes. the famous mathematician and phi
losnpher; La Funane, celebrated for his witty
fables mud many other works Button, the great
naturalist. were al singalarly deficient in tho
powers of canversntion. Marmontel, the novel
it. dull in society that his friend said Of
him, after an interview, Il must 60 and read his
tales. 10 rccnmpense myself for the wearnrss OF
hearing him" As to Corneille, the greatest drn-
mHti>t in France, he mpletely lost IN SO
Getty: So absent and embarra sspd that he wrote of
himself witty coupet. mpnrting Il at he never
was ineligible but through the mouth of anoth-
Ell. Wit on paper seems to be something wide
" different from that play of words IN CONVEX
saiinn which, while il sparlles, dies; for Charles
II. the wittest monarch that ever sat on the
English throne was 50 charmed with the humpr
of "lludihras' that he caused himself to be intro
duced. in the character If II private gentleman,
II Butler, is author. The witty king found The
author very dull companion. aud was of opin-
ion, with many others, TINT 81 stupid n fellow
never could have written 50 clover n book. Aa-
olson. whose classic elegance has long been CON
sidercd the model of STYLE WAS shy and absent
in society. preserving even before n single srnn
ger, stiff and dignifed silence. In conversation
Dante tacturn and sntiriral. Gray or Al
Teri seldom talked or smiled Rousseau was re.
markablv tri,e in conversations not word of
fancy or eloqpence warmed him. Milton was
unsoeiable and even irritable when much press
ed by talk of others.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-17

1pMchbur0 asirDtmtaM.
tuesday Morning. February n. Iss.

A writer in the last number of DE 80" $
Review has an elaborate and able article on the
relative political status of the North aud SOUTH
in which the tendency of Northern society TO
y4grarianism is shown to be fearfully rapid. The
following passage will exhibit some OF the data
unon which this conclusion Is formed: II
have traced" saws the reviewer. the grad
nal aeyelopment Of this foul monster upon
ire statute books of the Northern States. and in
it.a..ocia,e forms. publicly and privately, Gu
ring the las, thirty years. !, has been growing
and gathering strength continuously and vari-
ousy all this while. thasby force of law, sirick
en- down the concentration of capital. by war
ring upon monopolies-by prohibiting executions
in civil suits from taking effect on less than
three hundred dollars of vaue-by emendations
Of the law Of landlord and tenant. through which
landlords have been more aud morn subjected To
the will Of DEPRIVED and dishonest tenants-by
separating estates between men and women IN
the married state, multiplying the grounds OF d.
vorce. and expanding the grounds of maintenance
nv compelling property holders 10 bear all the
bordens of government. and 10 iquidate the
on.rou. cxactions of municipal corporations
and by forcing the rich to educate. ont Of their
those who are nobody's children. These. with
many other enactments of similar import, indi-
cate the blows struck by the no property masses
of the North. through their representatives in
State Legislatures. against the property holders
in their midst, prior to the Introduction of the
siicn of the territories, and the diversion of
their efforts TO the arena Of general politics -
Under the action of universal suffrage. how
could the Legislative bodies of the North avoid en-
grating on their statute books the measures Of
agrarianism Those bodies have been, and arc.
necessarily, but the opponents Of the no property
masses. Let us look 10 the population of Phila-
delphia as fair Illustration, in these respects, of
the population Of the North. for, whereas ng'i-
cultural communities spread over surfaces, com.
mercial and manufacturing communities concen- |
trate in cities, in addition 10 which fact, rhila
delpha herself supplies with liberal exam
pie. In Philadelphia. hefe ate mol less Nda fee
hundred onsand inhabitants. and out u This
number there are not more than .hEg thousand
against fhom an erecution. on u oiuH Snf oHid |
take fleet. These figures extended. as III, moy
be- without fear of exaggeration, To the entire |
population of the slaveholding States estimating !
that population at eighteen millions, would give |
at leas, sixteen millions of citizens who own
nothing, opposed to not more thun two millions /
Of property holders"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-17

rom thc Nufucf NtoHf al Tue 4lH lnst.
DEFEAT OF Col. FoRNEy.-Col F#ruty has been
beaten for the Senate Of the United states and we
glad Of it. The Democratic press OF the country
is making great wall over the corruption hy which
he was beaten and denouneing N the strongest aul
bitterest terms the Democrats WHO Aalcl against Jm
traitors and wretches who ought 10 he discouulc-
nanced by all decent men Those men may he very
corrupt and doubtless are; Cameron who beat l.m
may be a very unworthy man-wc do not lninsat 10.
but none of them are any worse than Forncy. lie
stands before the country under tie charge which
we believe is not denied that he letter 20 one
man advising him TO get another man drunk, 10 get
from him testimony 10 destroy the character Of For
ests wife in order TO enable Forest 10 gel divorce
No matter what may be his ability and no matter
what services he may have rendered party in the
past, may be able to render ii in the future an act
such this is loath omc Ia lis nranness that a
party which would attempt to elevate him deserves
not only defeat but disgrace II IS an at for which
there is neither excuse palliaion-t is sorcyoiu
to every feeling ofhoncst manhood That an houor,-
BILE mind could not for moment entertain 1t under
any circumstances
We have seen the wish frequently expressed, TINT
Mr. Buchanan would give him some high appoint.
ment. For the credit OF the country we hope that
Mr. Buchanan will do such thing II shigh time
that corruption and RIGHTEOUSNESS shoHidh rcbuknd
and that ii should stand in the way Of advancement
10 high places of honor OF trust ana emolumcut
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-17

The revenue of the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail
road for the past month is said to be almost don-
BILE that of the same month last year, notwIth-
standing the terrible condition Of things preva.
lent for some two weeks Of the time by the severe
winter. The passenger returns are understood
to Lave increased some $1,000 and the freight
about Sil0.000-tho aggregate returns beng
over -27O. 900 for the main stem line alone. Tho
prospects for the present month reported as
even more promising than this aud The pr"bablII.
Ties are that The revenue may be fully doubled,
particularly in the event of continuance Of
onpn weather.