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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-04

and wife Geo Georges and son, Bsrh Tobin, Muller
Il Manen Il Head Tn Wagner, Mr. Allen Robert Smith
three Sisters of Charity Charles Smith, Hobbs Of Bos
ton, Sam Armstrong Madame Bren Fred Hert nob No
q Moser, Benx, May. Total 80 Specie $4H, ~ -
For Richmond, &c, In the steamship Jamestown-H An
drews Clarke, Henry Evans Thomas McTroy Bonney
H Hahn, John Hogan, N Sines, Fabian Levy,
Swim, William Matthew's VIM olnock. g " Oliver,
SON. Kirby, Miss Kirby John Renal lady and chill
dren Mrs Rowland child and Miss Connell Miss
Weston, Bun, lady, child and Mrs Wood and
child Anna Dougall Miss II Banks, Taylor, Taylor
Mrs Charlotte and child Mrs 4 Nixon, Cherril and
SNYDER children the
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
IN Little Gull, Norwalk Island and Great

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
IN Little Gull Norwak Island and Captains Island
Lighthouses Long Island Sound.
The reflector lighting apparatus at the Little Gull Islan
Lighthouse WILL in few days from this date
for the purpose OF rcmodeng the receive
light
During the time that will be occupied by the
cessary for the substitution temporary light wiz he exhibited
composed of four gsbe lens lights and order
lens light
The light win be third order caadioptric Fresne lens
with fixed white light.
Abd the time the reflector apparatus Norwak
Island Lighthouse viii be removed and replaced by fourth
order cadiopric Fresnel lens light OF he character
the present light with regard TO colcrs aud reyoluon viz
volying red and white,
the time also there will be similar substitution at
Great Captains Island Lighthouse. The light will be
fourth order catadoptc Fresne lens with fixed white light
each OF the two las, named lighthouses there VIII be e1h
bied during the interval single globe lens light
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board
J. ST G. NORTON,
Lien enant u. ~ Corps Of Engineers
Engineer Office Third Lighthouse district, New York, Sep
.embcr q. lssa
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EyEsIGHT.-oPTIcAL IMPROVEMENTS, TO EN ABLE
~ persons advanced 10 read with ard % dis
cminse objects with perfect distincncss Messra SOLO
MONS opticians have invented and patented spectacle lenses
the greatest transparent power The valuable
derived from this nvenon s that vision become impaired Il
preserved and enghcned aged enabled
employ their sight al minute occupation; can see
lenses Of much magnying power and they do
require the frequent changes the further
powerful assistance Persons be suited the most remote
Of the world by sending pair Of tho
OF them, In letter. and stating the distance from
The eyee they read small print with and those who have
made Of spectaces by stating their 80 Abenare
street. Pocady, W., opposite the York Hotel London Eng
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Canadian brands were heavy with increased supplies.
Sales OF about 500 400 bbls. made al quota
easier The sales embraced about 500 900 bbls., with
in the range Of tho above prices Rye -four and corn
meal were duh and nominal at our quotations Wheat
dull and prices irregular The sales embraced about
10 900 bushels. including Milwaukee unsound at D. T.:
small lot choice red Indiana al 81 %; Canada club
last sold al 81 IL for new Corn was heavy and prices
inclined TO droop. The sales embraced about % 900
bushels, including superior Western mixed at 6s1zc and
fair do III lie. II &c, and included IN the sales
some 500 bushels prime 10 choice Western mixed at
s5c. and southern white at $50, yellow Southern and
Jersey nominal RYE easier, with sales Of 800
bushels at roe Barley irmcr, with sales Of is 300
bushels at 81 10 81 10 Oats steady with sales Of
State q, lec. . Ioc. and Western at 4sc. 5oisc
CorFTF.-Thc market quiet but firm. Sales az 200
bags Santos made at l2c and 20 do. Rio l07sc.
CoTroS-The sales embraced about 200 bales part in
transin closing arm at Is &c. for middng uplands.
FRnGHrs.-Rates for Liverpool exhibited more tone
with rather Offering. About 10000 bushels wheat
engaged in bulk at SD 300 bbls rosn at Is 3D.
aud 200 bales OF cotton NJ SD For -four Is 3D.
asked 800 bbs. cheese engaged us 3D. and 800
do by steamer At 40s To London ~ tons seed at lis
and 500 bbls rosn at p. l. There VAS nothing new "
the Continent.
FRr--Thc balance Of the Afred's cargo Of Malaga
rasins sold which comprised about 800 boxes NJ
Rs al ~ 30 and layers al a. % 800 do halves at 81 20,
and 900 do. quarters at 65c.
Hay was firm and Ia good demand with sales os about
1900 bales nj 55c. n 6oc per loo LIS.
LIME steady, with sales OF common at 6sc. and Of
lump cSland at 81.
NAVAL sroRss.-suppes were scarce, and large sales
having recently been made IN arrive, the market
comparatively quiet while holders continued TO demand
full prices for an descriptions
0rrs.--Insccd was quiet at &c. 75c. Whale oil
ranged NJ Sc 54c and crude sperm at 81 % 81 Is,
with limited sales
Observation-Disclosures market firmer, with a bet
demand the sales embraced about COO Ibis including
si6 90 eli, prime At sli IS sil 90 and clear
NJ $40 Bccf css buoyaut while sales EN-
braced about 300 hbls including country mess AZ all
packed Western SIG si and extra do AZ sI rs
Sl5. Beef hams steady with sales al lie 2oc.
Cut meats continued dull, With small sales at olsc for
shoulders, and al Sac SIC for hams. Bacon was
firm sale cf so boxes short clear middlcs city cured
reported AZ Is &c. lard was In tar demand, and
prices steady sales 81 800 400 bbs reported AZ
lie III &c. Butter and cheese IN fair demand.
while prices unchanged
RicE quiet aud sales limited and pri,es unchanged
SreAHs--The market steady, with aalcs 81 700 a
SEQ hhds. Cuba muscovaao within the range mostly at
&c. a &C.. and about 400 boxes. part at &c.
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Williamsburg City News.

LAuSBKp.-Messrs. Webb Bell Saturday after
noon about five o'clock launched from their yard at the
foot of street, Greenpont the bark Martnho de Meo,
built for the Portuguese and intended to be
used transport for troops The launch witnessed
by large number Of people, many Of whom embraced
the opportunity Of launch in her All went off well
and without the slightest accident The launch over few
friends and invited guests entertained al the Office
after which the mechanics Of the yard treated 10
collation.. The vessel launched with her standing
igg ing and will be ready for sea in a few days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-04

Anew YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
IN SUMNER ARHArcrxENrt .
Commencing Monday, Sept ~, lShS
Trsns leave depot White and centre streets View
York At SIS Nj White Pians train stopping a. az saiscns
Trains den corner Twenty sixth street and Fourth
avenue New York At $40 A. wuiamsbrdgs stopping a
Ali stations. AN a. NJ, mai train stopping nj WLiamAtrdge
and .l stations NORTH IN A. Wiamsbrdge, stopping At an
stations II NJ white Plains train stopping a. AZ sat, MS
2al ~ NJ Wnliamsbrdge stopping at All stations: 7. NJ
Hover PLANE stopping all staiionsi r NJ White PLANE.
Mt stations above Wthamsbrdge 30 Y. NJ VIII
I,smsbrkise stopping a. all stations $50 Wiarsbrdge,
p,my my Chatham rorr Corners 1880 p w. man
train ssoppins wuhamsbdge white pans, ard All sa,ony
north. WIN. .. oAhfbhiiA Savefinsndert
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KEY WEST Sept 1-Since my last report " the 10Th AMI
l2h ins the Brlsh Malcolm, Of Stranraer Scotland,
Cant from Hache, loaded with cargo Of
sc &c ran French Reef and bged Saturday
nipht The boarded her early IN the
morning and succeeded saving small quantity OF livi
vi and e materials belonging the bark which thcy have
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, OCT J-o 7. NJ
AsIFs.-The market was quiet, and prices unchanged,
with small sales OF both sorts at &c.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market again heavy,
and prices lower, especially for grades OF
State and Western. The sales embraced about 600
5000 bbls., chiefly the home trade closing within
about he following of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-04

~N-ys
IroR sALE-A FIRST RATE POINTER Doc, FULL
brecl; win be sold cheap, the owner has for
him Inquire Of Mr. BROWN, - Gmiy street. corner Of
Wooster street
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

lust PUBLISHED, AND FOR SALE. BY " NJ DE
81 WITT leo and l62 Nassau street,
The Legislature of New York Hoodwinked BY tn Roman
ists-papa Influences Controlling the Board q Efucaon
The Bible Expelled from Thirteen ~ the Public schools'
This pamphlet which IL believed VIII be found valuable
auxiliary aruusing Protestant the importance
ct immediate and united action the Bible question, = IN.
tended FOR general circulation Associations lodges and indi
yduals may therefore obtain the following low prices
For 600 comics ............... cents each.
For 600 copies 4 cents each
For loo copies - CENTS eac
For single copies. o cents ca On
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-04

<oAL n rs PER TON-IEIiIGTI PEACH ORCHARD
and Broad Mountain, Of Tie first qualities, ~ W TO- de
also Liverpool orrc aud camel Goals
III the lowest market price. HENRY REEVE
Corner Canal and Centre and Jane and West streets.
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

u nnN nnn sEGARs OF VARIOUS BRANDS
C.VVV.Nuv and qualities Havana, domestic anl Ger
man, IA Nnrmas low e. several invoices cheap 10
pay cash advances y. CHEEKS, W Broadway.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.

SUNDAY, Oct. Sc p NJ.
The appearances Of general revival in business, which
noticed week since in this column have been be-
lied by the facts during the past week The fall trade has
been and that part Of which remains to be trans
acted will not be large many very cautious ob
expected. Bare the country is of goods and
low stocks have fallen in the of almost
staple the disposition buy the part Of the retailer
and the jobbcr less marked than at present
With the exception Of Gotten which has advanced shade
since last Monday no leading article of merchandise
dearer than wag Breadstns lower and have been
dull throughout most OF the week. Sugars teas and cot
fees have generally maintained without marked
tvty. Provisions showed al one time during the week
tendency move; but the symptoms soon disappeared
and the state of duness which has characterized this
market for long, returned in full force Dry goods are
quiet after excitement of the month of September
We remark again as last week, in the i'm
ports of general merchandise the corresponding
weeks OF the two years The dsproporton between
this year and last will naturally appear marked as
the year advances the of trade last fall having
been as every remembers, entirely deranged by the
revusion. The following the comparative Custom
tables of the trade of the port for the week and
since January l.
Dry goods "''~ 81 sSsasl lsS1sss l2asilz
General merchandise. l,67o,5so ,4esoSs 2,oos,5o3
Total for week s2e6ss7l 25e6o5l 33o3 $50
Previously reported l67 Ala 1872 9o4 100 500 500
Since Jan l.sl7o 522 2s5 ISIS ,OO7 1858 ll2 sol $40
EXPORTS, EXCLUSIVE SPEIE
1856 1867. 1858.
Total for the week $500 81 022l57 1927 80 1O793l5
Previously reported S. Os5 81 1881 e55 1853 0si
Since JAN s56, 5l2 2l2 81, $50 1856 44,I4s 800
EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
Sept 81, brig W. Wilson, Ciudad Bolivar, Anne
rican gold $4,000 90
states Mint bars Observation-Disclosures. $50 1886 81
Sept 90 ss Persia Liverpool Am. gold coin 100000 90
Sent 90 s. Persia Liverpool gold dollars 600 90
Oct. L. schooner Alma Jacmci, american gold 500 90
Oct l. steamship Vanderbilt, Havre, Am gold 3s7 467 10
Total ..,........... 81 ,07o, 4O4 %
Previously reported 10 1856 500 II
luJii, 1900 ="
List by Empire City not received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-04

ECi0re Judge DavCs, Clerkc and Sutherland
rig PHEIps WILL CASE.
gEiosd Pheke Esyclp vir, rs AHgon a. Phelps Adm,Efs
fsotorJndgIacnt u tlc SOCIAL Term Affirmed ~ al re
tpeCw except the boquest 70 the Mrcan college
IN en- AsBERs.
Before Ju, tge Cerke.
ps,r Ga0pon ag 4 hScu.-Moton for judgment
granted I'm leave ~ defcnda ui y pt n AZ amended
wltau AK days, on payn snt Of $40 costs.
Before Judge sut Ncrand
rHE orFNfNG OF sEC0. " ANENtE
Tho applhar 81 no Mayor. &c., " oohhfm me report
~ Oh touasoucr ~ Estimate and Afsess ent Tor open
mg TIE Second avenue, argu Went tns mofhina
James i Brady afTsured 0r tie Corpo anon ana WIN g
NUyee ier Tie property utercsta1 y VINO ope we
natou The cfo0ta hat tbe repor Was signed ~
sny tNo ~ the Commss lcre lbe statute requiring 4 %
a. gutd ~ .i Il .hCm
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The following table will compare the exports Of the seve
principal staple articles for the week and year.

Decrease OF week compared with that OF 90
The following is comparative statement Of the value Of
exports from the of the year Sept 3d.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


4 IQUOR DEALERS MEETINGt-THE REGULAR
IL monthly meeting OF the New York Liquor Dealers Society
will be- held the Metropolitan Rooms Hester street.
day evening October 0, At IA o'clock. BY order OF
GUSTAVE A. RATz, Recording Secretary,
5andI4
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So steamship Victoria, Vidal, Havana.
Wind during The day from sw % wsW.
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ship Northern Chief vcazc hence Sept FOR San Francisco
Sept H. lat - ~ lon -
rk Antagonist hence c days FOR Buencs Ayres Sept 49,
n lat &c.
iirh, bark bound n showing red white and blue signal,
with the letter the the white, Sept Is,
lat 80 81. lon a.
main iopsa brig supposed the Talluah tof Balmorel,
Punme from Richmond for Rio janeiro sept I,
lat 10 O2 NJ Ion 60 90.
fore and AT schr showing red ag with the letter In
the appeared be bound on whaling sspedon
Sept 10, st 80, lon -.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28
IcoMmuxIcArED1

Al a special meeting of Olentangy Lodge,
No. SO, 1. o, o. F., held at their Hall on
Monday, May oath, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted !:
Whereas, The Great Dispen ser of al
things has been pleased to remove from Us
by death our much esteemed and worthy
Brother, JOHN c. Brown, and as the high
respect we entertain for bis memory demands
from US an expression OF our feelings on the
occasion, be it therefore
RESOLVED, That we deeply deploreh his death
and in it the circle of friends in which he
moved has lost a most valuable Companion
the Order, an e~stin,able and wo rthy Broth
er, this Lodge, an efficient and faithful
members; as d friend he was always true
and generous; as an Odd Fellow, Jealous
and faithful, devoted to the order. and one
whose example was worthy of imitation
Resolued, That as a testimonial OF the hlgl
| regard We entertain for orr deceased, worthy
Brother and friend, the L5dge be dressed il
the usual mourning for thirty days E
Resolved, That we tender our heartfelt
sympathy to the afflicted relatives and iriend'
of our departed Brother in the loss OF al
afieclionate Brother and kind and irusiJ
! friend.
Rssolued, That a copy Of this preamble
and resolutions be presented TO the bereaye'
| family of the deceased and also that a copy
be sent to The &c izette" AID STANDARD" 10
publication. n. w. LITTLE,
sscreary Of Olsntangy Lodge No, So, I
/ D. o. r.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28
WaRThIk in wAsuINeroN.4The Wash.

WAR TALK IN WAsHIxGToN.-The WASH
ington correspondent of the New York Fri
bune, under date Of 18th inst, writes /;
There is little real excitement in Congress
about the occnrreucesinthe Gulf. The gen.
eral impression is that the British command
ers have exceef ed heir Instructions. and that
their conduct will be disavowed and repri-
manded by her Majesty's Government. This
is also the opinion of the Cabinet, though
the Administrator is quite willing that the
public attention should be diverted from 9TH
err topics by a little talk.
The temper of the correspondence relnting
to the British outrages on our commerce,
communicated to the Senate to-day, is gem
orally. acceptable except as regards General
Cass's letter to Mr.. Daiias. dated yesterday,
in which he says substantially that Spain
will be required TO afford protection TO Ameri-
can vessels within her marine jurisdiction;
and if peculiarly losses have been sustained
by the recent outrages, they must be made
good directly or by interposition with Eng
land; and that in the event of SPANS laIf-
ure to extend protection, we shall exert our
means OF defense. This looks like dodging
a direct issue with the offending nation. and
saddling an Indirect quarrel on a weak pow
er unnecessarily.
The vessels which have been ordered to
reinforce the home squadron cannot be ready
for weeks, while the telegraph line this even
ing announces that the Macedonian. at Bos-
ton, is about starting for the Mediterranean
show station. =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28
our go. Later from Europe.

New YoRk, May 23.-The steamship City
of Washington arrived this evening with
Liverpool dates to Wednesday, the 18th
inst.
GREAT ADMINISTRATIONS have been
| proposed in the House of Commons by Mr.
CardweIl, and in the House OF Lords by
Lord SALISBURY, censuring the Government
for the publication of their dispatches to the
| Governor General of India in regard to his
frs. proclamation to the people of Dude.
Lord EIlenboroush assumed all the respou-
sibi!Iitv for this act and resigned his post in
| the ministry, which was accepted.
The resolutions were to be considered on
| Thursday, the 18th inst, the day after the
sailing OF the steanler-
The House of Commons had disagreed TO
the amendments of the House of Lords to
the Jewish bill, and admitted Baron Roths-
| child as a member OF their committee to con-
fer with the committee OF the House OF
Lords. }aa
Sir Henry Bulwer has been appointed Min
lister 20 ConstaHtinople. Thu Hon. Edward
Erskine has been appointed Secretary OF
Legation at Washington.
The London Times says that the resoln-
| tions censuring the Governanent will be sup
! ported by Lord John Russelland the Peehte
party, as well as by the friends of Lord Pal
merston. ss so
Specnlations were rife as 10 whether the
ministers would resign, or dissolve Parlia-
ment. in the event OF the resolutions pass
ing. - ~
No doubt seemst to be entert amt ed that the
proposed vote of censure will be adepted by
the House of Commons on Thursday, al
though it seems almost incredible that d dis
solution viii either be contemplated or al
/ lowed. $3.50 Es51
AHof the Atlantic telegraph cable is on
board the us. steam frigate Niagara and
the British frigate Agamemnon. Taa
They will depart ON an experimental trip
to test their machinery, on the 25th OF May.
| The expedition was waiting for the ADJUST
ment of their paying out apparatus. IL
In the House of Commons Mr.. .Berksley
had given notice of u bIll 10 establish a Fys'
tenn of voting by ballots SO I1H -a9s@
IsDIa-The fourth Bengal light cavalry
100 strong hua heeH tried by a court-mar
sbal, and 60 were sentenced 10 be hung
The remainder were condemned to trans.
portation for lIfe.
Colonel SeatDns had beaten the enemy
capturing three guns. Rohilcund was IL
possession of the rebels, who were said &c
be 100000 strong.4o@ o@ ~ sol
The london Stock Exchange ~tasdepress-
ed, under the impression that there would be
an mother ministerial crisis, as well as by the
continued withdrawalof gold from the con.
tinent, There was no alteration in the value
of money. zs asa @
CALcUfrA.-Datesto April 9th have been
received, but are without much Importance.
Ahotweather campaign in Rahiicund wal
deened inevitable. LIZZIE ..A -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28

81 LA
The National Republican Association of
the city of Washington has recently organ
ICED for the coming Presidential campaign
under the following platform,
For the purpose of cooperating with all
who oppose the extension of slavery and the
domination Of the. Slave Power, and who
seek to extend and perpetuate the blessings
OF Liberty, we have associated ourselves 10
gether, under the title CT the National Re
publican Association, and adopt as the gen
eral basis of our action the following princi-
pies:
/. The Federal Government has no power
over the system OF Slavery within the States:
out within its own jurisdiction it has power
and ought to exert it, to secure life, liberty
and the pursuit OF happiness to all men.
l. 2. There should be neither Slavery nor
involuntary seryitnde, except for me punish
of crime in any of the Territories of the
Quilted States.
g.. The people are the rightful source of
all political power; and all officers should,
as far as practicable, be chosen by a direct
vote of the people.
4. Candidates for political Offices should
be men of uneoubted integrity and sobriety
and pleged TO support the principles of this
Platform by all lawful apd constitutional
means.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28

The Wisconsin ,BklBERy CAsE.-The
idea of bribipg the majority of a Legislature
to pass a Railroad Charter, by direct, palpa'
Bile gifts, seems at FIRST, almost incredible.
Yet, it has been done in the United States
before now. something like sixty years
ago the entire Legislature of Georgia was
bribed. 1t was in the case of he Fazoo
Grant. The Legislature sold several mil
lions of acres Of the Yazoo lands fer a nom
ginal consideration TO q company CT specula-
tors. Epery member Of the Legislature was
given land-about one thousand acres apiece
-by the Company. The matter became
known, and the people met at M%iliedgeVille,
the seal of "a Government, and b9rnt the jour
nal and records OF the Legislature on che
public green. The Act was repealed the
following year, and the question arose be-
fore the Supreme Gonrt of the United Gtates
whether the purchases ua5erthe grantsof the
Legislature were valid, The Supreme Court
decided in their favor, and thub established
the validity of contracts.-Cin. Gas.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28


present stock o fbeesin Ohio, small as It Is
can in ten years be increased te-the utmost
honey. producing capacity of The State
al have now about two hundred stocksei
bees. and those not already removed intothe
MaxsbIs eomb hive, will be removed before
49,, If Nav. The certainty and rapidity
ofsneresse, The facility for discovering and
removing ~intruders. and for correcting any
thingzwseng il the colonies, the ease with
which cd ani defective combs can be taken
cut, the power to reduce excess of drOns
eomber Of honey at any tine-these are The
qaalities which Distinguish LaRgstroth'sshlE
fregn any other. 1 place more stress upon
ventilation than upon almost any other thing.
Ar to the actual profits of honey raising, !
am satisfied that in no other branch of hon.
est BUSINESS will so small an investment
yield so largea return. And the mmense
profits eiihis branch of trade must, ut any
event, continue for many years ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28

President Buchanan has taken a step in ad-
vance of his predeeessors-but whether it
IS one that will add materially to his charac-
ter for liberaliiy and gentlemanly conrtersey
is doubtful. 1t has heretofore been the Gus
tom of all Presidents, Pierce included, in
giving social entertainments, to issue in vita
tons irrespective OF the party prediction
of the recipient. Mr.. Buchanan adopts as
new rule, however. 1t was pompousiy an
nounced by one of his toadys in the Fl ouse
q. CLANCY Jones, of Pa the other day, thar
Dir. Buchanan does not invite "Black Be-
publicans' to dine at the Presidential man
sion.