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o. TRUSTEES SALE.
W5ii1l COUNTRY SEAT WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS

I1.& TRUSTEES SALE.
H4iiI COUNTRY SEAT WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS
s@4..A ON NJ A D son AVENUE.
By virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Baltimore
City the undersigned Trustee will sell the premi
scs, at O'Clock p. NJ, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
the 2st day October next that country seat known
MELROSE, situated on Madison avenue, opposite the
country seat belonging to Aonzo Lilly, Esq,
pied by Alexander Shriver Esq. The property binds
the easernmost side of Madison 2l3 feet inches
and runs through to Eutaw street. and is the North
ern avenue. The improvements a COMMODIOUS
DWELLING, GOOD STABLING, and out buildings, good
water and uneXceponable neghborhood. The property
Eutaw street, only Morris alley about 61 feet
sired
Terms of sacOne third cash. balance in six and twelve
months with interest," cash the WHOLE the option
of the purchaser.
GEO II. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
sol -oaW3wSds CANNON & NJ ATTITFWS Aucts
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SCHOOL-282 Madison st.

w Rev'd TIIOS RICHEY NJ. A.-Rectc'
Rev'd. G. +. MORRISON, Qate principal of hugby Acid
envy, Washington, d. c. Principal.
7. LESKIE, A. M-Prefessor of Modern langrr.ages.
This Institution will be open for the reception of pupils
on the FIRST OF OCTOBER. The course of studies will
be comprehensive, including the Modern Languages
Terms of instruction moderate For further particulars
enquire of the above Circulars containing all necessary
information, will be issued in few days, and may had
at WATERS Bookstore. auoSdtf
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TVHE DAWN OF BETTER TIMES

Il FOR BABIES AND MOTHERS
We invite the attention of parents article for
and exercise of infants and assisting them to
walk. 1t is made of willow, quite light easily moved
about and constructed that it is impossible for the child
to fall 1t will be found especially of great benefit to
large class of lame and invalid children who from acct
dent imperfect organization unable to walk at the
usual age. The following testimonials show the estma
ton in which it is held by those who have it in use
From Rep. s. l. Prime, D. d. Editor of the Nelo York
Observer.
New YORK, November 9th, 1857.
For several days past my little daughter using
the Infant Gymnasium, and she is delighted with its oper
aon obtaining amusement exercise hour after hour
she travels about the room should think it admira
bly, adapted to the Nursery and Playroom of children
S. l. PRIME.
From Thomas Dunn English, NJ D., Editor of the N
Sunday CO1rier.l
NEW YORK, January 4tFR, 1858.
Mr.. n. W. SPEERs-SIR:-I generally refuse to give
certificates to anything but this Baby Walker of yours
seems to give SO much satisfaction every juvenile mem
Der of my family that break through the rule its be-
halt 1t appears to be well adapted the purpose for
which 1t is designed. 1t allows exercise without fatigue,
Delights the infant exceedingly, and is guardian against
the evils sometimes resulting from the neglect of nurses
You are at liberty to these lines in any way calculated
to Do you service. THOS. DUNN ENGLISH, NJ. D.
For sale only in this city, by
CoRTLAN Co,
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DIED. BLANKETS.

cases A, 104, Ia, 124-Cumberland Mfg Co.
50 "a, 10-4, 11-4-Cocheco Mfg Co.
g "a, 104, IL, 124-Holland Mfg Co.
Super Crib Blankets, Of low, medium and extra
qualities, received and for sale by
ylo-zaw2m B. s. & W. A. LONEY CO.
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CUMBERLAND COAL.
" By cargo carload, at the lowest market price, by
STEPHEN s. LEE,
au10 so South Gay st.
GOAL AGENC Y.-The under
" signed having been appoin AGENT for the sale of
the ''BOSTON COAL COMPANY'S" COAL, is pre-
pared offer this superior COAL in such quantities
may be desired the reduced price of FIVE DOLLARS
PER TON of 240 lbs delivered in any part of the city
The Mine is situated in Wyoming Valley, near Wilkes
barre. Pa. The COAL is "PURE WHITE ASH burning
thoroughly and leaving nothing but ashes. 1t has been
tested by many of most reliable citizens and manu-
facturers who ALL testify that it is the best COAL they
hare erer burned.
guaranteed to he free from bone and Slate any
other impurities and give entire satisfaction to hepur
chaser.
shall sell other anthracite Coal than that from
the 'BosToN COAL Co 50 Nine purchasers will risk
of getting an inferior mixed Coal
also prepared to offer all the varieties of Gu BER
LAND and other BITUMINOUS GOALS, at the lowest
market prices either by cargo single ton, and respect
fully solicit ORDERS which shall be attended to promptly
and carefully. THOS. r. BASSFORD,
au7 -3mos No. Sh South street.
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iii III. BRUNING.

III IT. BRUNING,
Ak TEACHER
GERMAN, FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES,
Can be seen at the
COMMERCIAL AND COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
No. Franklin street, from TX P. NJ No. 1879
Lexington street, door East of Howard. s24 d3m
UNIVERSITY OF Maryland
~ SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
The Fifty first Session will begin THURSDAY, oc-
tober 9TH, 1858, and end March LIST, 1859
FACULTY:
n, r. SMITH, NJ D. Principles and Practice of Surgery
W T. A AIKEN, NJ. D., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
SAMUEL CHEW, NJ. D., Principles and Practice of Med-
cine.
JOSEPH ROBY, NJ D., Anatomy and Physiology.
G. W. MILTENBERGER, NJ. D., Obstetrics.
CHARLES FRICK NJ. Materia Medica and Therapeu-
ties
B. SMITH, NJ D., Demonstration of Anatomy
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION is given at the Baltimore
lnirmary situated near the University, and open to Ma
triculates of the School throughout the year
FEES, for the full course 500; Naturalization fee s5
Graduation 800 Practical Anatomy 500
GEORGE W. MILTENBERGER,
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SELECT CLASS.-The undersigned, with
othe view of educating his daughters at home,
proposes to receive at his residence opposite Union Square,
limited number of Young Ladies' The Glass will be
der his personal SUPERVISION assisted by resident In
sructress should be necessary Professors of Music and
French will come to the house. specified hours give
their lessons The exercises of the Glass will
the 4th of OCTOBER
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE

lVfFOR YOUNG LADIES.-The WINTER SESSION
begins November Sd, 1855 The instruction in
the usual branches is full and thorough being
direction of efficient Faculty of able and experienced
Teachers Every necessary appliance required for Female
education is at the command of the Institution Parents
who desire thorough education ghters with
the comforts and advantages of the Christian family are
invited to examine the School.
For terms ofadmsson and further information address
Rev. GEO. LEWIS STALEY. Principal, Mount Washing
ton, Baltimore Co.. Maryland, or Rev. DIR. HEINER
ond St, Baltimore Catalogues be had at CUSIIINGS
s. Baltimnre
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BY GIBSON ~ co.

fTs:t TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of
#I an order of the Superior Court of Baltimore city
paesed the 18th day of September, 1885, the un-
GerSgned, as Trustee of Joel F. Counce will sell at the
ENcnange Sales Rooms, 10 s. Gay street MONDAY,
october H. at o'clock p NJ, to the highest bidder for
account and risk of the former purchaser, L. v Davis
VINO has failed to comply with the terms of sale.
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND described
as follows, viz Beginning the northwest corner of
Lexington and Schroeder Streets fronting II Lex
lngon street with depth of SIS feet inches, Inclusive
OF loot aey) on Schroeder street. with the buildings
and improvements thereon, consisting of aTHREE-STO-
RG BRICK BUILDING, arranged for a STORE on the
ground floor and dwelling above, and comfortable back
building-suhject to ground rent of seventy dollars
eighty three and third cents, payable semi annually
on the first day of January and July in each year
Terms:-O third cash, balance in four months with
interest and approved security.
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Dublit Sails.
BY LENNON d. BROGDEN
RUCHANANS WHARF

IN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1st, at | o.
" clock the auction stores on Buchanans wharf the
cargo of the "0pen Sea-" from ST. Johns, viz:
= N HHDS. p. r. SUGAR.
40 BBLS. DO. DO.
OQ HHDS. PR. MOLASSES.
viii he added
1S0 BAGS DAMAGED RIO COFFEE.
100 OCTAVES GENUINE PELLEV0ISIN BRANDY
IOOpae and dark colored entitled to debenture, direct
consignment to Mr.. G. $. Oldied, from Rochelle.
OUbrandI. '>' i--'''i' 0''' " ~ =" ''''' q w.
s2S7dts LEMMON'& BROGDEN, Auctrs
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%EvINE WATCHES.
GEO " WEIR

Watches by celebrated makers-Jules Jurgensen Chas
'rodsham Patek Philippe Co., Chas. Taylor & Son,
gm Dixon H. Reynolds Lemon and others of English
nan
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u E414NIIIII IL NJ Ems,
~ JUSTICE OF tn E PEA C
NO 2S ST. PAIL. STREEr

nANCING ACADEMY.
~ CHARLES L. SPIES,
At his old establishment corner Baltimore and Charles
streets, will commence TUESDAY, September 14th.
Hours OF TUITIoN-For Young Ladies', Misses and
Masters Tuesdays and Saturday afternoons; and on
Tuesday and Friday Evenings for Gentlemen
For particulars Mr. Spies will attend at his rooms every
day from till 5, and till 10 o'clock.
R5'-The Saloon and adjacent Rooms have been thor
oughy repaired and will be rented for Balls, Concerts
&c on reasonable terms aust eo3w &uot
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FOCUSES. It.. for Sui an0 Gent.

COUNTING ROOM FOR RENT on I'd
ohoor of Warehouse, 70 Bowly's Wharf two doors be-
low the Corn aud Flour Exchange.
J. F. MILLER & CO.,
m
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OUTRAGE UPON AN TI-SLAVERY MAN.

Couespcr d.nce Of The N. Y. Tribune.
BALTIMORE, June 2G, 1853
A foul outrage was committed IN Kent County in this
State night before lss,. pyty OF rufiiaDs NAKED
and diss uis.d tired the residence Mr. Jamts L.
Bowers, worthy fs'mer, who hes for sone time been
known to be identified with the Ant Slavery patty of
the North, sid drsegb bU out Of the touse, put
rope about bis eek and conveyed him in carriage to
a spot about half lille dptAit from his hone, his
sgobized wife following after them and hiog the Air
with her s.eks sno cries. 1t the intention Of the
mob TO bspg or bum Mr.. Bowers, bot some Of the
more noderste snorg them prevailed upon the rest
TO upub him otherwise for bis Abolition proc pies.
He accordingly 'tipped tsued and festter-d and
set st liberty. 9Th the ihrea. OF beip; hung # he ci
rot leave the State forbsitn. HE crime was b.,'e
opposed to the y'tem Of Slavery, and subscribing n
THs N Y. TRIBUNE Ms. Bowers tore the m.ks
of Of seyera oi tt rufans, ard fortunate eLoIso
10 recognize sme Of them. The following psonps
were flu y distinguished by h@: Isssc P.ik'ps, Go.
Hines, Horace Buck, Mr.. al.cs, and Mr. Camp.
Cond tbese vioators Of every Law Of or5er d.o-ncy
tnd Dorany receive their jurt deserts they would
speedily meet With the same exalted end that they at
first intel Lded for Mr.. Bowers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

real purp",.s. prosecuting -tnrnsy oas osen ap'
tSip,-c snd p-tic- gwen through h'a' hs county .'e-
MI ymla. IL, : of ma ~ gogh ia Aseo b''t9a oi ~
f-rt e. bnvun And 'hu. se hsv-. ~ Al io'en's sna
rurp1s.s the Nave Law IN w-ze C"1nty M
std riettren, , irirs " tn ~ And al hl' lnr'oga
th- c,o,i.i.. ipt.,rt. of t~c n'h- MO, -pV' a.-d
~ ore ff nn;u-6's Lohsmsn tne Hon. SJiv.nas G.
H. n'igt"p. Oor e. urtJ Jujsv.
It's Gov 4 mr. .assa siocA ID. dtn-i n wss made,
AID tie thing works r c5srT. There is no don't,
uoe ~ -s- quor .cd 4- e. 10 spie II 81 toe l.~s
sg.in.t heft sn5 nrson, ard srdDes', Am gsnhi'ns
sut urde'. tlese ciires cocsanuy more or TESS
ahutdat bat tbs he 20 these srus Hea, the eslg na
Of the law tss been substn'ed for ~ sssc'ion and
uio- Yer .els nos is psima Ia.ie >"hpr'. Ihls Is
th, glory e il Bi' rJs mur. ling /. c'r ~ Ina
Wv. ccorsels that rfeh.li ice; a"d "n'e4 i'-
srumeuf-stss for the punis 1man' Of trsn-gf-eeT-,
rave not fsled 10 mak- III otter snsnken=nis tJr
nrttp pg d phs'ic njuoctoD "n tie "esily I,lilc
Wy many are the sc.s which lsst year, uo5er
YER Of lew bou,e out their ',rreuts. .hst are nov
ss cry 81 -ha bscs Il mourt-ia bropki 10 augu-t.
Ptrsors full, competei to judge, express tne'r bs-
lief tbat outside the bar les tas decision
warmly welcomed by 'te people. R.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30
NSYLVANTA Politics.
Corr.spo sderoe cf The N Y. Tribune.
M.rru Cuuyr pa June 81, 1858.

Corr.spo sdenoe cf The N Y. tribune.
March CHUNK, Ps., Juue q. 1858.
Your Hsn-burg correspondent OF Jure w, publishes
in The TRrBuSE OF the l2-h INST, probably sno~s
son. biz more about Peprs, ivsnis poll les th,n
most ueD But sbout the Xi,Ith Congressional De-
tfic-lhe "T-nh L~gion hoy nisreprsssnttd o.
Vim. II. ID mmick, be knows uo'b ng q. s' other
than The: it is u-usly Dsmocrstic" py from four to
five thousand u.j ,rty. 10 bic said Letter epfo-
ptpIcer he district "rop.@,' ths. is, crr aia 10 70
e.c, DinDics just as il he knew al about it.
hope, in fuure, liter writer, proessiag TO be Re
pubhcsDs will osretyi 10 their assertions soou'
our tistnc'. Il il hard Ell, ogh ~ have 80 inui.nse
msjo'ify 10 overcome, without such discoufasiDs
cp,, ioI .ulsnuf ctur.rs to keep u down.
Now, knt Wig something About this district. permit
me TO ssy ,ha. i. ia "nopeless. do not say that
Dimm Ok will Lot receive m- jvriy OF votes next
October but sm certain t,st II sl tboN VINO ON.
iiuue to Or IS hos il ~ tge reot s~itde and bbs
Til vote against Lin, the Paid Dimnick eHnn"t
be tdc'.d In ths cOuety tue bert rtrorx'st an1
most Influential DsmocIs sts are Anti LNcJU ptOn AM
have but fer tr dot b. tleir sIscerity.
IT, n rbsnp'oD sll clements OF oppO-i'ion are dfuy
VI red, sr0 The county caanDt give 600 L-comptoo
msjmiiy. M-ry Of tbs brstiDfOrn-d m-u be isvs
at there ara enough Of AotI LA0onp,on DsDoHr,ts
in Mcn,oe to bring Ler 500 Democratic m.j,rty
down 10 sbeut not hing. Tnst u neathy seat DeD.
.1'sts in hte P,se, 'bougb the hcms Of Henry s.
Mctt, is an omitted fact That Wayne wi be car.
sgap-t Leon pt.p ia sso generally believed AID
II bot III ,j.rty Of Anti L-comoton mso Of ns Car
bcr) cvu.iy renein Grn, lhen Dimnick will not come
within so NJ a msj jnry
Yet b.lsve that c'ancfs are in favor OF Dinmick,
a. mary Will probably be ~h'pped in between noS
arc tie election. But there is hope snd stimu s'-d
by this hope, will do all NE car TO pevsrt such
a e. nit so buriising as the reefct 90 Of poor.
vesk msu. Our caBo,d.'e will be. prababiy, Gov.
Ree,e er. lie IL q powerful mar. spd verv popasr.
J. is barely possbe that en- Ant-L-conptoo Demo
give him their votes which would h.rsy f. to ri, ct
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

g. 4. he OcnJ C.Ot Sob ~ sssa Of ihs let Rrs"'nt VI
h Ln'Ty. a. ls~..
IA: Sc.ce onD. ne Coan spssr@. ~. p@ sod- tee i'S
att rs. bit s;p,bssL.o 'rtoAssiity 'h~..te
I'd spe,fedstcr ihs T. Sol ma IL pa h-ss tue S
a. ,e .u,:r. but al srhe, o ertplusfy ,hsrstn -
Sd sr>cdta,,on. Cviry ant OGn,y Of ne IoNte'
=.
Andthe Ccurt Doe 'ts,. t-rc- tho ,dd o-p ".
B..n # ih j.; Re-. - Inf,oy To b, 's'i~"dea ('"~
ra,k sn msnd ft,s Ia. asd % be e'shsd - 1e
limit, II LA p.<i J., hi.aas p~'Dd - .
Ii an ., a. n U.n-rI i-Msri In 'h@ l0rs
r,,, ~. h. n ca ha tied Secretary o War, an 4
'I ''' " Az DEP.srsEsr Tuue II 1883.
In iii. m Il .ho~u 49, The d-frr.- h, ID" cipE-u who
us. g,.o u tud hsi tered The eaIrsh' srn-d
abba. Si.T .fd tp.t cish u h"D, 10 Pi'i-b tHe
an. sss Ia. sr.r than - i- Rat h 70" sDy a'@nnr
u ,,npdy the fei.cs tte stnini-fr,ii)n OF m cVi
law Court Mai as soIsciee ha. m wcos Is iooe
BY al f-r VIII biz fTNi h's ciiI u o'Isn 'ne
Ct a. ma u, .c 4, little ard for law the OF er ou
iIi-l ~,
m ,eaui ou 6 and coud .pch ,ttons Is n,
srpn..r be- hnds miro -~rhz ara "o the hsrse
/. nj The s.IiIce - and ooer-d W ne exc
ru.,a JOHN sLOYD, S~rIe sfy OF VN.
III TIE Grrrs G. uit rAl OF shsh Col dear, Mi1on
[, Jr,id ~ di.sry B, o-df Of he S9crrtay o. War
T. d r',W-PNo a,fis ~. Adju ant 9spefA.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30
OLD OSJYETO AHEAD.
Cyr-espcpdsree Of The N. Y. Tribune

C,r.espcpderee Of The N. Y. Tribune
sAsD BAsK, Osweso County Jane 25, 1858.
Dsri.l ii. March and James T. Davis t~o vi the
three Excise Co ImssioneIs OF Osw.go Couuty, nave
refused all tavern hcer s.s th- Spiag This looss se
consistency. Las. year, licenses sers gvsbtef some
VIA, gusId.dy it wss thr ughs, and the peopis hai
0 fsu cha, CO 20 Try the new law. Bot the Connie
toreIs rom ceI crs could not s.retca ov-r aoothsr
year. Tosy are men VINO look away down through
the suijsoe ,ubbsb of isw to the intent and away u,
above the Coosti,utor, even, TO the Higher Law.
They krow that Lass which plsinly AMI p,lp bly
deruc,vr tf he beet Interests OF suce'y utterly
ru spd void and csb impose DO otosr obgs'ion thse
TIA. f dis. beeierce. They would not have sccep ed
flee ubc eI tee EJcse l,w therefore, had they tsus
obligated tremfevts TO gr.bt hceosea for the ees ru
tion Of tire cOmulur ity. The poHsr vested 10 tnen
was wholly di,crethnsry, ana with the good people
controlling their couisels they have taken tais noble
stand. They klos that no community needs grog
chop; that I'bs can possibly be benefited by one;
but that every slass has death 10 It. The istest OF
Government 10 bepfcent. AZ i's ocsre toeir oafhs,
q 40 men, their pure hearts bound them therefore,
10 rsfuse applications for tavern hoenso. With gror
iudieiouspess tuitsbe number Of perroLs have been
ieessso 10 fuIaish bquoTs for medicisA spd msehaa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30
ARMY OFFJCtRS FLOGGING A CITIZEN
-COURT-NAkTIAL
Tue fouo~irg general orders hsve just been issued
from the Adiais,t G-terN's "flie~, a. w .ehegtVn:
GFNsRAL ORDEfS, NJ d

CENTRAL 0RDEsS, NJ O.
WAR DErARrsLAT. ApJurASr UENEdALs OFFICE
WASHINGTON JoIr - 49,
Attk Ger .rs CestMsrIisI ~uicc cJnv.h-d
rio T. xa r.susut sp.cA Ordsr NJ 81 of Ap Il H. 35s
~ the Wa D-p,tp-t sno of ~seh Coiouei H-pry Wilson,
Iutsltry 10 fies Dr. ,trxg I'd and tia Captain S.th
ehsrt e.fe tons 'xnbsed as-. him By of
the Secretary ct War, viz
gai eosdst tie y',isdis VI ysOd order aa3 naifiry d,
eyIss"
sptr9oasen - 10 hi.: lh the stii Bayt,n At Fort No
Ks.tt Tra.s Fec a. l57 being ocef Ct the dag
msd u to- po ic- VI sIt post ard Of the
b. UI>d fiat Infantry 10 osa0.od u the baud of
sao aim herr order r<eAIt OF
said guard tr~ Va ho,t OF ard ope Jo-
ph Held suh)e n mild.y sIthofty aud Gil
there and cr solder. Of .sii b.ad 70
f..g ird H. 10 his hare hsrh st'h s.sDn
Spsetleofos this Thai the said partrn 9, q ne ara
psce caused the eossnS Hold fA-
'sd dad 'hL AID there t-eP i Hed ed up sNd fr
sbout thfee rours, mote or rss "
SPECIFICATION In ub: Tbs. said Baton tiu~ sDd psee
AFORESAID did Fivs~ uis Csssn req ne 81 6.ld
ebv. win wagon ~ls, 10 compel .Ad Ca,,eI 10 f9s I'D
HID"
To which ehse and specifications the accused pssisd o M
lGss:
rohs fat fpseiseasio. Guilty.
To ~ E.sn eo.sqsa<S IN hs ID spseiacstn, Gihy."
To Ats - psc&odi,S~, "Nst OnisJ = and,
4" Net Guilty ~ ib- chSFe"
CoInr.
Yls Cent, bsviss nssss3 oGAs-seA svsses sSssosS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30
PROM PHILADELPHIA.

LARD NAPIER AMONG THE COAL AND IRON
STRIKE AMONG THE VIEWERS tom FLORENCE
AID The NAVY. YARD sTAGNATION IN THE
sBPYARDs-- NEW. JERSEY POLITICs-DEATHs
AxD REyIvALs-RAILwAYS AND POsTOFFiCE.
Pre-. Our Own Con..posdsnt
PHILADELPHIA, june 2S, 1853.
The sewspspers bsye informed you brtehJ tnas
Lord Napier bss been plsyiog t'urist snoos the
ssa and iron mountains OF PenDsJ lssDis. Thy
bsvs told you where he dned aud rl-pt what roltes
Ae Travelled, and ~bo acted as cieerJue. Bat they
have ositted to furnish some Incidents which Ars
~srth referring TO. Happening to be at Po'tsville
st the period Of bic vie I, lear0-d frOm geo'iemen
Mere, Who csme in contact with bis lordsb'p, that
b IVES profoundly struck with the air 1f sSagns
tos and distress pervsNius every branch of ioeu.-
by nrsnst bout the great coal aud irou region wbcs
ke visited. He saw coal uiLes sb .ndoaed BY tho
nusya furnsces blown GU. aud va.t iron fouoderies
ts,irsb idle, and tho great buk OF al immsa.e
kbsyirs Z population turped admit for want of en-
ll.ysept. Business was at % compile Q ss.od.
still that be inquired toto the cause, and was met
by tbe answer that all this de,olation the fruit
Of Frc Trade, sbd the having our goods maDufac-
taTed in Brtsb workshops Instead of in our own
But he parried the evidences around him by alleging
thst, us Free Trade good for England, it ought
70 be ss COED for us The facts, however, were, on
SEINE oeeasions, put to bim orcibiy to be some
What embarrassing. Senators Seward and Came
rss, who pioted bin on this interesting tour
eraeavored to explain and fortfy their convictions
Of the ruin which the Democracy WA heaping on
The hbor Of the country by their unyeding hostility
10 Protection, and appealed with unans ~erabe elo.
ssencs to the spectacle OF destituton exhibited on
every side. But, as 10 duty bound, his lordshp was
deaf TO oil convincing Influences as deaf a. the be-
sstiel party by whom this wide. spread desolaton
has been brought upon ne.
II was some hat singular that be should have
eAs.ep period for bis visit when he was sure to be
coaiousded by 90 many evidences Of the havoc ILL
as,sd on our people by the destructive workings Of
Jsee trsde with England. Had be stopped in Phila.
Sslph,a last week, he could have been favored with