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The Gathering Cloud.

A telegraphc despatch from Paris, received
just ut the eve of the Persia's departure, says:
ut is reported that an Anglo-French feet will
.'leave on the 10Th of December for the Gulf
"of Mexico. The French feet will have on
''board battery of artillery, in order to OPP
'pose any enterprise of the flibusters against
Central America
We also learn, via Madrid, that the second
division ofthe squadron destined to act against
Mexico had sailed from Cadiz.
With such future ahead in Our foreign po-
licy,-as these movements certainly fore
shadow,--one wonld think the Administration
would exert itself to the utmost TO unite its
forces in Congress, so as to rally the Repre-
sentatives of the People there in solid column
TO its support, in case of trouble with these
European Intermediates. But no! While
these foreign fleets are approaching our coasts,
the Administration is absorbed in the highly
patriotic and magnanimous work of estrang-
ing from it some of the most powerful intel
lects and truest patriots in the national cOun-
ellis, by making them the personal objects Of
its petty spite.-turning them off from posts
of honor on Senatorial Committees, etc, etc.
Neros fiddling, while Rome is burning! Do
mitians or Caligulas catching flies while the
enemy is laundering at the gates IN. Y. Err
press.
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From the ". Y. Express
The President and the Secretary of



The President, perhaps, is to be commend
for his liberation, and the Secretary of the
Treasury for his submission, in the very
opposite views put forth in the Message OF
the one, and the Annual Report Of the other,
upon the imposition of duties. In regard TO
specifc dtaies, the President says:
"In regard to the mode of assessing and
collecting duties under a strictly revenue
tariff, I have long entertained and often cx-
pressed the opinion, that sound policy requires
tais should Je done BIZ sperfc duies. In cases To
which these can be properly applied They
are well adapted to commodities which are
usually sold by weight or by measure, aud
which, from their nature are Of equal or OF
nearly equal value. Such, for example, are
the articles of iron of different CLASSES, raw
sugar. and foreign wines and spirits
In my deliberate Judgment. sToaac duties are
tie 5ev " not the only Of securing Ns
0qaina false and fraudulent muolcss, and such
Ia. been The practice adopted for his purpose by
other commercial nations. Besides, specific
duties would afford to the American manu-
flcturer the incidental advantages TO which
he is fairly entitled under revenue tariff
The present system is sliding scale TO his
disadvantage"
These are sound views, but they are not
the opinions Of the Secretary of the Treasury,
and. from all the signs of the times, will not
lie endorsed by Congress Mr.. Cobb, arguing
directly against the President, says, in oppo-
sition TO the principle laid down by the
President. and against home valuation gem
orally:
As measure for increasing he rereHUe dts
.,roaostion possesses no merit IL seeks 10 do in
directly what can be better effected directly.
II the sole Object is TO increase the taxes, IL Is
better 10 do so Ia a bold aud manly way.
The reason in favor Of home valuation,
which has been pressed with the most ear
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LoAFERs IN A PRINTING OFFICE.-The COM
posing room of printing office is not the
place TO tell long stories, or argue points in
metaphysics. A printing Office is like a
school; il can have no interlopers, hangers-on,
or twaddlers, without a serious Inconvenience.
to say nothing ofloss of time, which is just as
good as gold TO the printer. What should be
thought of a man who would enter school
and twaddle first with the teacher and then
with the Notwithstanding the discipline
of one and the stndies of the other? And
yet this is the precise effect Of the loafers
with the course of Observation-Disclosures the
great attention which is necessary to the
good printer. No gentleman will ever enter
it and presume to act the loafer. He will
feel above it, for no real man sacrifices the
interests or interieres with the duties OF
others. The loafer does both. Let him
think If he never has, that the last phase he
should ever insinuate his worthless and I'M
welcomed presence is in the printing Office
Nelo York Printer.
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w. F. Harry and r.. N. pa.hiefl.

Within the last few days we have performed
the melancholy duty of Announcing the
death of both these young gentlemen. We
= much prefer submitting in silence TO the de-
crees of Providence, than to parade show of
grief in public places. The stricken heart
prefers solitude, and sympathy falls most re-
freshingly like the night dews, softly, sweetIy,
but unseen. But we cannot permit the occa-
sion to pass without bearing this testimony to
them both, ascompanions in that early morn
of life, which is heralded by the College
bells.
The writer hereof was associated with Mr..
BARRY IS literary student in the University
of Nashville ten years ago. He was studi-
Gus and attentive, and in his intercourse with
his fellows, uniformly courteous, polite and
agreeable. In all his relations he was ire
proachable. He was naturally dignified,
more so than almost any one we ever knew
Having graduated, he passed to the Law
School at Lebanon, where he prepared for
that profession. He afterwards settled at
Memphis, where he practiced for a time, and
then engaged in the business Of Banking.
During this period he was elected and served
a term as Alderman Of the city. He retired
from business short time since and was at
his death in this city. He had but laid the
foundation for life of usefulness both to
himself and society. His constant reserve
and unobrusive manners would have indica-
ted GOODNESS of heart, but more intimate
acquaintance discovered remarkable warmth
and generosity, and made him, what he was
one of the kindest of men. To his more i'm
mediate friends we offer our most sincere
sympathy.
We were also associated with r. n
Dasheill at. Lebanon, where he was distin-
guished for the clearness and force of his
mental powers, and for the elegant and liber-
nj culture of his intellect. He possessed an
unusually fervid and fruitful Imagination,
which was chastened and controlled by the
soberer faculties of reason and logic. His
perceptive and discrimminative faculties were
large and keen, and in this respect he was
rmiuently fitted for the legal profession. His
literary taste and judgment were especially
fine His critical acumen was sharp, search
ing and severe. He was open, frank and gen
erous to fault, and the additional endow-
nent of the highest social prOpeDsities led
him into occasional excess. He never devoted
himself with all-absOrbing singleness to
the law; but for time was connected with
the newspaper press in this State, where he
shone with much beauty and force. lie con-
tributed several articles to the South West
ern Monthly" published in this city, while it
was edited by W. WALES, Esq, which were
highly creditable to him.
Thus the two, each in their spheres, capa-
citated for high usefulness in life, are cut off
from among the living. We know many of
their earlier associates who will unite with
us in the small but holy tribute of tear
on their grave-stones.
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ELECTION OF SUPREME JUDGE.-On Monday
last. both houses of the General Assembly
convened in the Hall of the House of Repre-
sentatives, for the purpose Of electing Su-
preme Judge TO fill the vacancy made by the
resignation of Hon. Thomas u. Hanly. Sew
eral gentlemen were put in nomination, and,
after several ballottings, Hon Felix l. Batson
was elected. Judge b. had been and was, at
the lime of his election, Circuit Judge, and
has discharged the duties OF his Office in
manner alike honorable TO himself and salts
factory to the people who placed him In that
position; aud there is no reason 10 believe
that the duties Of his Office as Supreme Judge
will be discharged in any bat a satisfactory
manner To all concerned.-Lials Rock Dem.
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AccIDENT.-A little boy named Edgar Nc
Clelland, son of Mr.. 10. McClelland, of this
city, was run over by horse on Cherry and
Deaderick streets yesterday morning Though
he received a violent blow from the knees Of
the horse and was precipitated with great
force into the gutter, he experienced no seri-
Gus bodily injury from the conclusion.
The negro-boy who rode the horse be
longed TO Mr.. L. F. Beech, and should have
received a severe horse-whipping for the care
less manner in which he galloped over the
street-crossing.-Bdnner Of yesterday.
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rhe.Pro.eerorate,, Assumed Mt Last.

The dispatches received at the Navy D.
partment yesterday frum Commodore Nc
latosh confirm the intelligence already IT,
eeived, in reference to the boarding IF the
steamer Washington. The substance Of the
dispatches u to the effect that the British OH
GERS who boarded the Washington stated, as
their authority for 50 doing, that Great
Britain had, at the request Of Nicaragua, as
samed the protectorate OF the river san Juan.
aud had determined. at all hazards. To search
all sasyscios.s vessels entering thai riyer.-T he
.SRes.
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gestiOn.
Another Great Cure effected By Boerhare's Holland

BtteTs.
The wife of PETER De WIrTE, living in Holland Town
sheboygan county, Wisconsin, suffered much from
Weakness Of the Stomach and Indigestion. She hac
been under physicians care for time but tn,
disease seemed TO battle his skill She purchased
some HOLLAND BTTTERS at our office, which ha.
given tone to her stomach; her appetite and strength
returning, and firmly believe that this is an
other great cure effected by your medicine.
We have still To record many wonderful cures effect
ed by this remedy, but must wait another opportuui
ty. One thing you rely upon, what we have pub
lished are from persons much respected in our com
munity, and literally true.
J. QUINTUS,
Ed sheboygan Neuwsbode, sheboygan, Wis
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The Proverbs Of Solomon.

Thc PoeticaI NVorIk. of Edgar q. Boo
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Is- If the malicious individual who sent
in the following connundrum is still alive. he
may live on. Such man dosen't deserve to
die:
Why is man who lunches in a drinking
huose like a weather gage? Answer Because
he is bar room eater! (barometer)
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krAll1mn RrI.rs FOR MEASURING cons IL

INFAILIBIE rifles FoR MEASURING Corn IN
THE CRIB.-If measured in feet:
lst SHUCKED CoRN-Measnre the length,
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right those on the left will be 30 many hun
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2. UNsnUcKED Multiply the three
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product 10y 81, cut of two dgur,s 10 the
right. and the result will be- barrels and hun
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II measured in inches
3d. SHOCKED CoRN-Take the dimensions
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one-half OF the product and divide il by
2l5O, and you have the bushels OF shelled
corn. which divide by 10 reduce TO barrels.
9th. USsHUcKED CoRN-Mnltiply the d.
mansions ia rule 81. and then take one
third Of their product, and divide IL by 2l50,
the result will be as Ia rule 81.
These rules have often been put to the
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well as the most practical mathemasieians Of
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6. Roberts's Views in the Holv Land.

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