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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

RIcnMoSD, Va, May 29.-The entire Democratic
ticket about 300 ahead in this city and will probably
gain five Assemblynen in the city and county.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, May 29.-Millsons majority for
Congress here is 52S.
ALEXANDRIA, May 29.-Snowdeh's American, for
Congress) majority in the town and county, 49,.
FREDERICKSBURG, May 29.-Snowden's majority in
the town and county is -.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-Messrs. Smith and Faux
ner, Democrats, undoubtedly reelected to Con-
preSS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

the Democrats are dictated from the Mayors
Office; they know tina. Mr. Wood introduces
amendments to appropriations in his own hand
writing; but this is the first time they have seen
their representatives. whipped Ike unruy dogs tlll
they are ready to whine or growl, or bark, or bite
as their owner and master shall command. 1t may
well be doubted if anything can disgrace the Com
mon Council of New-York; but We do think that
this proceeding is very promising attemp: in that
direction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

The dark clouds which have 80 long hung over
the Newbueh murder appear to bellftng, and some
rays flight are thrown upon the case The body
Of the woman has been identified BY French negro
az his wife, and some important testimony, which
is for the present kept strictly private has been
occurred by the Coroner toward finding out the muir
derers. if murderers they are. We print this
morning oil that has TRANSFERRED that can be prop
erly laid before the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

The Councimen last night had stormy session.
The minority were deliberately trampled down in
Committee of the Whole, so much so that they felt
compelled to make formal protest against the
proceedings. The session was held by the Demo
Gratis for the purpose of passing the ordinance to
revive the City Watch-and they did it with awill
Even one Of their own members protested in vain
against the tyranny, and after the adjournment
there was almost if not quite pugilisc encounter
growing out of the dispute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30
EXPLOSION OF TIE INKERMAN-LOSS OF
IIEE

ToEoNro, Friday, May %, 1857.
The boiler Of The steamer Inkerman exploded this
'rcnCou at O'Clock, instantly killing two men and
oargerously wounding ox. The crew consisted Of
twenty-five men, OF whom Capt. McBroome, Peter
Mclaughlin and one other the only ones that
capped uIinured. No passengers were on board. IL
j. feared that there still ten more bodies in the
wreck, as that number are missing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

Last night the Board of Councilmen, in view Of
the increasing danger to the public health by per-
hitting further delay adopted resolutions directing
the City Inspector to so ahead and thoroughly clean
the streets The resolutions received unanimous
vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

The trial of John Smith, John De Costa, John
Ned and John Brown for the murder of Charles l..
Groves, cook of the brig General Pierce, was fin
shed last evening The Jury, after an absence of
three hours brough; in verdict finding John
Smith guilty of murder, and the remaining prisoners
guilty of marsaughter. Mr.. Nash gave notice of
his intention to make a motion for a new trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30
VETO OF THE KANSAS AID RESOLUTIONS
OF TIE MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.

Gov. Gardner today vetoed the resolutions passed
hy TIE Legislature for the relief OF the settlers in
hansa-, because in his judgment they contrayene the
Tovi-ons Of the Constitution of Massachusetts, and
believing them inexpedient
The House attempted to pass to-day the hanSas Aid
Resolutions the Governors ycto bu. failed - io
- or want Of a twothids vote. The vote stood / "a
Yea 10 l3s Nays.
A heavy thunder shower Of short duration passed
over the city early this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

The Kansas Aid appropriation by the Massachu-
setts Legislature has failed in the House for want
tf two-thirds vote. On the question of passing
it over the Governors veto, the count was-Yea''
IA; nays 135.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

The L. s. mail steamship Arago will leave port
to-day, with the L. S. mails fer Southampton and
Havre. Letters should be posted by l01 a. NJ, as
the mails close at that hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

We have some scattering returns from Virgini
showing the election of Messrs. Smith and Faulh
ner, Democrats, TO Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

If the report from Panama of the cessicn by the
hew-Granadsn Government to the English of the
Islands in the Bay Of Panama, in payment Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

The boiler of n steamer exploded yesterday a
Toronto, killing two men. 1t is thought that te
more were killed, rs that number are missing.
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sue II)E.
CHIcAGo, Friday

CHICAGO, Ffday, May q, 1917.
john Plumb the original protector OF the railroad "a
the Pacific committed suicide tins morning az the rest
depce of his brother, in this city while labouns under
a tit of insanity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

Joseph Brennan a compatriot exile with Mitchell
and Meagher, died in New-Oreans on the 9th.
He was the editor of new daily paper, The Times,
started but few weeks since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

Gen. Walker is lionized in New Orleans He
to make speech there tonight.
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ton, but they have not yet come 70 any important
decisions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

The story Of the cessiOn of the Islands at Pan
ana 10 Great Britain is not credited At Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

The Presbyterian General Assembly d. Cleye-
land, are having lively time on the Slavery ques-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

UNDER G ARMENTs and HOSIERY,
for Warn Weather..
The Zephyr Merno U>DES-VEs1s
We offer universally approved
f,r Rshtne.. elasticity and cheapness
Give them trial
A. RANKIN Co.
No. IS Bovery
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Aewpprk Tally Gribn,re
SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1857.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
A. A. JACOBSON, Z. NJ, COlumbia-Whst State [
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

GAS FOR THE COUNTRY.
Ga APPARArUS AIES rHG PArsNr OF rHE
MARYLAND POTABLE Gas COMPANY.
C. r. WooDwoRrH Co.
Are now Offering for sale
A most complete cheap. simple
Aud efficient Gas Msckne,
Adapted ia al respects to the wants OF S
ps1,1,T DwElIfSeS PUBLIc aud PRIVATE ScooHLs
c.uscnrS CoILEcKs, FACToRtES, toUNDESEs,
HoTELS, WATERING PLACES, &c, &c
A. well 80 towns snd villages:
Details will b. furnished
By Supplying in person or BY letter
10 the Office Of the Company.
Where machine can be seen
In operation,
&. II. woODwoRTH 4 Cor
No. "A Wall st., New foTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

SIMMER HATS and CAPS for Gents and Youth,
in great variety Also splendid assortment of Saws aud
Ieehofns for children and Misses KELLOGG No 5Sl Canal st.
al posite West Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

DEFIANCE SALAMANDER SAFEs.-ROBERT NJ.
PATRICK sole manufacturer in the United Sstes Of the
above celebrated Safes and Patent POwdeprO Defiance Looks
and Crossbsrs Depot No. 1872 Peahst., door below
Malcti-lape
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

FANCY UOODS MD IUfS. NIINIgVIS WI S''V
tp,e bv going directly RoGERss extensive BAZAAR Of
PAxcY ooDs and TOYS No. 49, Broadway greater ooec
foa and variety will be found there than cscwhe Jet and
Gold Bracelets and Brooches beautiful Pearl sud Ivory FANS
and Csrdcascs Ladies' WoTkboIes Lados and Gen;emens
Dressing cascs &C Also Dolls Games and Toys Of every va
ty Children Carriages and Gigs All imported and sold -
the lowest prices by II. = Rogers, No F99 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

BIRDS GENTLEMEN SUMNER HATS-ln large
and egsnt variety consisting in part Of Dress So Fur and
~ BIRD, No 40 Nassau.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

HOLLOWAYs PILLS.-Slck headache, vertigo,
fatuency paptaon Of the heart sinking the stomach and
all local general complaint. proceeding from imperfect d.
g-sto are relieved BY the fret dose tAs medicine and
tiry removed by its occasional Sold the mnuficory
No Maiden lane New York aud by all druggists at DC Csc
and + per box.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

CRIsTADOROs HAIR DYE, WIGS AND TOUPEES.
To in favor Of these articles would be folly The DYE
T. admitted the in Look the clear browns,
Glossy deep blacks it produces Could Mature 90 better
Impossible. Sold and applied ct No A'tor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

PAPER HANGINGS at Wholesale, of our own
manufacture importation Of every desirable style foI sale
10 the Trade at the lowest cash prices by .
THOMAS FAYE & Co, No 257 Broadway.
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i)AILEY'S.

Thc best place in the city CHINA GLASS Gas FIXTURES
a. gi1vfS PLATED WARE DALEY Co.'S Nos 6] sud
C Broadwsy-s everybody says and what
saws must be- true. Give Messrs. n. Co. a call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

Hot HOUSE FRtIT.-The undersigned has for
quantity delicious Cherries Peaches Necarines and
Grapes. Also Basket Of FRUIT tastefulY filled
WILLIAM TAYLOR. No. So Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30
WINDOW SHADES.

IMPROVEMENTS AND ENTERPRISE
KELLY FERGUSON No. 29i Broadway, and No 81 Reade
have great completed and patented their in
genous Apparatus WINDOW SHADES and
prepared supply the whole trade with unyal-d
sortue fully Thirty CENT LESS than before sold
allowed manufacture under patent
compete with either in style price Also, GILT Con
MCEs. BROcArELLE DyLAIsEs, DAHAsKs LACE aud Muslin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30
BRyAN'S TAsTELRss VHRNnFUGE

The Of the Nur.cry. few doses sufficient 10 bring
army Of Worms restore the sufferer 10 health and Vi
ycty snd Is perfectly harmless. give infant. Sold NoR
TOYS No 45l Eshthav BARNES Parks; and by REDDISG
4 Co, Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES. in buying sue

An article Sewing Mchne, the IS 10 buy
th- best They who purchase SNGERs MAoHNEs always gct
hat they want and them with satisfaction and profit
while they who buy any the cheaper and inferior hines
the market arc suffer disappointment ycxson aud loss
l. NJ SINGER L Co. No S25 Broadway, y. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

REMoyAL.-MARSH K Co.'S RADICAL CURE
TRVss OsEIos Of No y Madcnsne have Removed 70 No
NEsFYsT., Aston HOUSE. Trusses, Supporters, shoulder
silk Elastic Stockings and every variety Of HANDBAGS
Of rnost approved patterns kuy applied Private Apphca
lion Rooms for Ladies competent Female il attendance.
LOOKING GLASSES, PICTURE FRAMES, EN-
skAytScS ART Materials &c, TwESTT-FIvK PR CENT
sKlow rHF CUSTOMARY PRicES. See Advertisement under
Day GOODS. WILLIAMS, slhNLSs, NiLLlAMS II %,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-06
Cruelty to Animals.

1t is really not beneath the dignity OF human
legislation to provide effectual means for the pro-
lection Of the four-legged brutes from the oru'ea
not unfrequently found on two legs. Instances OF
cruelty to animals by over-driving, whipping, ano
brutal treatment generally, things of every day
occurrence. A horse or q mule. is a superior ami
NAL to the savage who maltreats them. These
inferior creatures are placed under the dominion
of man, but be has duties to perform, as well as
advantages to derive from them' tor the proper
exercise of which he will be held responsible to
the common Governor of both the nigner anu
lower orders of creation. The horse ana Inc
mule, by the valuable services they render 10 men,
deserve protection, and even respect, to greater
degree than the butterflies and drones OF our OWE
race, who neither toll nor spin, nor do anything
else but consume the fruits of the earth"
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Port of Richmond, Apru 4-Hgh Water q O'Clock.
ARRIVED, 2 g.
Steamer Virginia, Rooms, Philadelphia mdse and
passengers, H. +. futile
schr. Bennett, McNamsr, Clarmount, lumber.
schr. VIM S. Tripiett, Brchett, Rsppah mock,
Corn L. T. Winston L Co.
schr. Oakland, Free. swaynard, Lumber, J. J.
Mercer.
Schr Montezuma, Penny, New York, City Point,
Hsy.
Schr Eugenia, Eddns, North Carolina, Bacon,
Wombe & Claiborne.
sbr Alfred Ray. Creekmore, Norfolk, lumber,
Whitlock & Son.
SAILED,
Steamer Belvidere Jones, Baltimore, mdse, Lud-
lam Watson.
schr. Jane Ingraham, Merrill, oston, mdse, D. 4
w. Currie
Schr. President, Herman, Halifax, Flour, Wsmble
& Claiborne.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, Philadelphia, mdse
and pass sngers, II T. futile.
schr. Thonas Hix, Hall, Providence, Flour, Dun
lop, Moncure Co.
Schr j. r. Corner, Gibson. York River, mdse
Schr. II. Blackmsu Shuman, down thu river. light
NEW York, April S.-Arrived schr. Laredo, Creish-
ton Richmond.
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Spain and Mexico.

1t is not believed in well informed circles that
Spain will push her quarrel with Mexico to nos
tile collision. Single handed, she would SHRINK
from such contest, because war with this coun-
try would be the alm ost inevitable result, and az
a necessary consequence, the loss of Cuba Eng'
land aud France have declined to back her IN her
quarrel, as they already have enough on their
hands in the Chinese troubles, and have no dspo-
siton to compicate their relations with this coun-
try by assuming such position of quasi hostility
to the United States as that to which Spain invites
<harn
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TRIAL OF REV. MR.. KALLoCH.-The trial of
Rev. Mr.. Kaloch, of Boston, for adultery, was pro.
crossing on Friday. Sixty witnesses were exam-
ined for the defence, testfyng to Mr.. KS general
good character The defendants counsel labored
to prove that the prosecution was gotten up by
Mr.. Bailey, the proprietor of the Craigie House,
At the instigation of others, who paid him WE'LL
Mrs. Kaloch, very handsome woman, entered
the court room on Friday morning and took a seat
hy her husband
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VIM. Hunnicutt, convicted of arson at Ports
mouth. Va, has been sentenced to five years in the
State Prison.
Edmund Wright has been re appointed collector
of the port of Edenton, N. G..
The Episcopal church, in Staunton, Va will be
dedicated to the services of Almighty God on
Wednesday, the 9Th inst, by Bishop Johns.
William R. Virgins, formerly of Granville coun-
ty, North Carolina, was assassinated on the 9th
instant near Rusk, Cherokee county, Texas
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China and the Thre Powers.

The newspaper correspondents, being hard W
in this general time of dearth, for exciting mate
rial are putting forth statement that England Ii
anxious to enlist this nation ally in the wal
against China, and that the price of our concur'
renee is to be carte blanche, on the part of Erg'
land and France, to do what we please on this
continent /. is highly probable that England can
reduce China to terms without aid from any body,
or if she need aid, France ia at her back and the
two combined can surely bring the Chinese to their
terms, without such feeble assistance as America
could render
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TRLRGRApHsC NKWs.
nFoRrED FOA raE pIsPATcH


Tne Government Suspended Payment.
General B1Rucarfe u Prisoner -santn
Auna again Plotting
NEW ORLEANS, April The schooner Joa-
quin has arrived here with Vera Cruz dates to the
Goth ult.
The government wa, Ia such Strengthened cireum'
stances that 1t had been forced to suspend payment
at the Custom House at Vera Cruz and also at that
IN the city OF Mexico.
The relations with Great Britain continued in
unsettled state.
The new constitution was promulgated on the
18th Of March.
Gen Blancarte was . voluntary prisoner at
Guadalsjara, and would be tried by court martial
Senior Fuento Minister of Hacienda, and Senior
Garza late Governor of Tampico, were about to
visit the capital to defend his character.
The mails were very irregular, aud nothing had
been heard of the rejection of the Forsyth treaty
at the city of Mexico
1t was reported that Santa Anna had numerous
emissaries in Mexico.
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LOST.

T OST, April Sd, n BOND, for negro hire,
IL given by MIR Jas; x: Caskie, to Mrs 8. Nun lord
soas for Ss5.75, payable to Mrs Munford or bearer
Payment of check has been stopped. The finder
win confer favor, by leaving them at Col. W. D.
B iair's store, l73 Main street. ap6-1tt
I OsT--0n the lsI day OF April, a purple
IL Morocco Case of SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
fks tirder will be suitably rewarded if he will return
70 me, on Broad st eet. opposite the Monume o tai
Church. DAVID 81. TUCKER, M. d.
ep6 -lt*
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Dyxn.

Yesterday afternoon, ct 9 o'clock. Mrs. ANN =
REDFORD, wife Of b. Ssuue BEDFORD, in the 18th
year of her age.
The friends and scquaintanees Of The family are
resp ectfuy invited to attend her funers a. Grace
Street Bsptist Church, this (MONDA u sfternoor4
ct 81 o'clock. -
In this city, at o'clock, on Saturday morning last,
sfter Q protracted illsess, JOHN r. n PAYNE.
ESQ., Ia the 6sth year Of his ase leaving an aged and
devoted wife and largo circle of friends and rsla
lives who loved him no less for his unprstendi NJ
piety. than his sterling integrity.
His funeral will be attended. from the United
Presbyterian REV. Mr.. Reid's) Church, This After.
noon, ct O'Clock. His friends and these Of P. 4.
rattan respectfully invited to attend, without
further notice
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THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGs.-The Lewis
burg (Va3 Chronicle repeats the story of the sale
of the Greenbrer White Sulphur Springs and
learns that the new company intend spending
S400, 900 in improvements, making the watering
place accommodate 5000 persons.
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Daniel Border, An old citizen of Sheperdstown,
Va, died last week
The sloop-of.wsr John Adams arrived ut Callao
81 uit, and went to sea again on the 9th.
Gen. J II Lane arrived at Quindora, Kansas
Territory, on the 23d nit
There were 2l3 deaths in Philadelphia last
Weex, 81 OF consumption and 10 of scarlet fever.
VIM. Bel. . soldier Of tho revolution, died In
SposisylsAnia county, Va, on the 18th uit.
IExsPresidents Pierce and Van Buren ocenpiad
day night
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FEMALE RIOTERS ACQUITTEp.-At Belville
Ohio, last week, eleven females were tried for
breaking into the liquor store Of a man named
Morris and emptying the liquor into the street. A
large crowd present at the trial, and the ver-
dict of mot guilty" was welcomed with the loudest
applause. So we go.
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Affairs in kausas.

ST. LOUIS, April 3, lS57.-The Lecompton corr
respondent of the Democrat says that the census
takers in Kansas are doing their work in a bad
manner, missing some neghborhoods entirely, and
not taking the names of hall the actual residents
of others. There has been much quarrelling be-
tween the squatters' land associations in different
parts Of the Territory. Several Deputy Marshals
were arresting political prisoners, on charges
growing out of the difficulties of last summer
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.


mou0"y ~ s~~>-~.,<~~-~~>~
ou.rrx "a Reform the Wsrid."
ANor,hern contemporary has an arue's unue'
,h,s head, which opens as follows:
.rh. -,r,a h., now been Inhabited by men tor nx
or seven Thousand year, yet sovernments bruta
p.snssms and .ste Institutions hold the great
.sn,,tv of our race IN darkness, isnotsnee sne
th Surely !: t .ns ' snshs.nsd a. they should
men 30 rort would have been already half com.
1,s n the more highly gifted races, inste.a OF
ex snr ssion OF wars, had devoted themselves
eS -. srts of peace, the world would now De tnou
80 .s,rs turtle advanced in true ctviifzauon tnah
a.; NJ h quite time that these master races were
- So,ns, IL the present age has mission, II
4, <, n,ska haste TO recover the lost ground Tnere
nasa 10 hurry reform the world sixty or seventy
Centuries ready lost, perhaps more aud three guar
tsr. Of the globe sitting in the valley Of the shad wv
of death call aloud those whe love their race 20
rid themselves up take staff and scrip. 20 forth 70
redeem the world"
This Ia all very well, but so far 10 country Is
concerned especially that portion of 1t from "n'cn
this advice emanates, 1t could do more just ~
present for human progress, by staying Al nome
and nainding its own business, than gong tor.u "
redeem the world" 1t has always been preVa'li
"crotchet" of the Free Soil communities 'nS'
they had 'missior," as they call IT, 70 Ie'o' IL
institutions of the Old World and the New u 'e'
things to rights generally through all c1eauon' Anu
to reform everything and everybody under tue
sun, except themselves. They act to TINS Gay
upon the modest assumptions of the founders OF
their colonies, lst that the earth belongs to the
saints and, 3D. that they are the saints, whereupon
they proceed, in the most amiable manner, to
pry into everybodys affairs, to manage every
body's business, and to appropriate everybody's
land and negroes. 1t seems to us. that the cause
of human progress is rather delayed than ad-
vancsd by this course of proceeding. In order to
see clearly to remove the notes from the eyes OF
others, we should first withdraw the beam from
our own. In order to help the onward movement
of mankind, we should establish mutual charity
good will and justice among ourselves, and then'
with some consistency and with consolidated
strength, we can sird ourselves up, take stan ana
scrip and 20 forth to redeem the world"
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SPAIN AND NEXICO-A Washington dispatch
announces that the Spanish Minister has received
advices to the effect that there will be an amieabe
settlement between Spain and Mexico, and no
warlike expedition will sail from the former Cows
eminent. The interposition of England and France
IL the alleged cause of this determination on the
part of Spain. together with the expressed willing
ness of Mexico to meet all reasonable demands.
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NEW YORK, April 3 Information has been re-
ceived here that the Forsyth treaty has been re
ported to Santa Anna, who has in consequence
sent numerous emissaries to Mexico.