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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

We have adyces from Europe to the both ult.,
two days later. The Galway steamers are to get
a Government subsidy at least equal to that paid
the Cunardcrs. The employees OF the Atlantic
Telegraph Company at Vacntia were about to be
discharged. Parliament has been prorcgued TIL
Nov. Is. A difficulty had arisen respecting the
property OF French subjects dying in Brazil, and
the French Consul at Pernambuco had struck his
flag. The French ambassador at Rome had made
strong representations to the Pope, in the name of
the Emperor, with regard to the recent abduction
of . Jewish child at Bologna, Of which We have
published an account. 1t was ruInored that the
Prince Regent of Prussia had determined on par
doning 81 persons compromised politically since
leiS. The gigantic fraud upon the Russian Gov
ernmcnt in the matter of constructing the ST. Pc
tersburg and Moscow Railroad, which has been
heretofore mentioned, is confirmed, but there are
no additional facts At Orcl there had been terri.
bic fires. There were serious disturbances in the
eastern and southern Provinces Of Russia among
the peasants The Cotton market closed quiet,
quotations being barely maintained. Breadstuas
bad slightly sdvsnced. CoDsols closed st 9o1
loQ~y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

schools, and Northern ne newspapers; feeding 'nem
by the belly full with political abstrscsons ana
" recoDdte supposab.e questions Of PuoIc ''"'
and then bidding thcm void the same IS soon as
possible. What an inconsistent, though oriiian'
Caleb He should have beeo Little pracl'cs' IS
We'll as Theoretical. II would have been better lot
him to have worked paten. churn before 'no
audience for an hour without saying word alter
which he might have gallantlg presented pats OF
butter. stamped with heart to the ladies' present
Our main trouble s stated By Mr. Cushing win
ss much preciseness as if he were member oi
the College of Surgeons. lie is quite the HsrTey
Of politics. That we want bloodng is the natural
opinion Of General who never saw any bioodshed,
at least never on the embattled field. We have,
says DR.. Caleb, 4 surplus of vigor, and an eAa-
.berance Of yitalty-sn oyerfullness. trop Pte'"
(" of The junction Of individual and social exist
ence." We must phlebotomlze," says Dr.
Caleb. We emust invade Mexico. We must, so to
SPEAK breathe national vein. We must Aeep
down the exuberance. That is, the political e1u-
berance. The other kind, which prompts US to
steal our neighbors land. to lombard our
neighbours city. to slaughter our neishbors wife
and childIen, DR.. Gushing regards with the smus
compiscency OF >angrsdo. He uses all his best
words, mcncsylnbic aud poysyllabic-he employs
all the arts Of rhetoric OF which he Is ma'ter-he
hints at enormites which h. dare not syow, and
be ayows enonnties from which other men would
shrinh-he advocates theory which would first
make us thieves in the abstract, and then thieves
in the concrete-he is blood-thirsty a. a Jackai
and as cruel as tiger, and all in the name of God
CT, ,ilization and Human Progress-to convince us
that We cannot be safe and hsppy without being
robbers aud murderers. No philosopher Of the
Mountain ever dabbled his sleek white hands in
human gore with q greater relish. Aod this was
at an Agricultural fair-at feast oi that goddess
who shruks and covers when the tocsu Of war Is
sounded, and who weeps after every battle, her
desoated fields, her withered haryests, her raw
sged plantations, her scared and scOrched and
bliehted orchards and vineyards, her smolderlns
hsmlets and her decimated yeOmanry, This was
the doctrine smilingy propounded to Men of Peace
as The secret of National Prosperity They may
have been solemn enough at Richmond but ii there
WAS not at such enuncations of belief in Christian
America u broad grin in certain other place,
then, busy as the Devil always s, he was buster
than usual. Such Agricultural Addresses are II
suinlle and swindle of the lowest, the most dam
gerous, the most demoralzing, description; snd if
the United States Agriculturists csnnot secure
more pertinent oratons than this, they had better
organize battalion for Gen. William Walker, beat
their ploughshares into swords and their pruning
hooks into spears, and 60 70 war, with Gen. Cush-
ing at their head or tail, IS the rustic regiment
may vote.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

party Is TO stand. II is not merely With the va. :.
making new Slave States cut Of shsm that N. a.
cry exteDsionists have deep interes. in III, -.
eested annexation. There are large partial
ico. indeed. too barren to admit the po..;hz.~
being cultivated by slave labor But xA.,
swers the purposes Of the slave d..l.,.
mot respects just As well As As Save s,,'
and IN some respects a great deal be,..,
State made up Of low, degraded. ~.
population, unsble to read aud write ,.J
ignorant of the English language. su.s
State the sla'e-irsiers may be slss,s ..,.
long IA they retain the control of Affairs will s.,
steadily BY tbem WI slNsys vote with th,n
the Senate and in the House. and will J-,
for such Presidential candidate a. the, mas
prove. Does not the slaye-breedins inleres :.
win frm sssurance cr tie support Of our NJ,
York Five Points representative. and ma, a
member from Egypt N Illinois, Fi.e o, :,
States more or less. carved GU. of Mexico ~
character corresponding to our Five Po;n,,s,a.
Egypt Of Illinois, far below them even in ,.., :,
political ignorance, might answer the pur...
hand just IS We'll, for all practical purpose,
many Slave States, while at tue same time IA. -.
tocracy of Slayer! extensionis,s would be l.,, -.
veniently small, and thereby more free i,a, -.
danger Of disseutions and divisions smon, a
selves. We can well understand ,heres',a ~.
tire annexation Of Mexico must be yen g.
project with negro.tndinr politician. 81 u''
Northern professors Of it, Lie Messr, d,
and Gushing are on the sA rad to slsre.dcauu,
favor. The slsse-trader, party has l~. or !, >,
the point of losing ali the existing Free ss...
They know too much to be Asp. any longer iaso,
I, would be grand operation to create batch A.
new Free States, pecpled, however, BY so isnor,
.nd debased s population that the slave p,.,
would always be sure Of their VOTES Nest "a
Slavery ignorance sid gross degradation vii b..
answer the purpose.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

An Old Wing has been lately defined, ihaA
by Mr.. Bates Of Missouri, who surely ossAsn
know, to be respectable gentleman Of the I'd
school who takes his liquor regularly and votes w.
Democratic ticket occasionally. sundV Bcs'~
gentlemen, Well known in that city-bai lew v
any Of them, ever beard Of out Of it-hsse fsoeau'
come forward with proposition, signed .! He"
names to the number of two hundred snd '~snH'
TO revive the old Whig party, as the oDly Pos"'"
means Of saving the nstiOn in general and na~'
chusetts in particular from going 70 ae''r'e"o~
That these anxious patriots mlly come up W vs.
last clsuse Of the above definition, however IL nV
be with the frat one, would seem TO De Pfo'eav
the fact that The Boston Courier serves 'A.1
official organ, and enters With no h'ue "
their advocacy and defense. We must % au'"..'
however, to confess 10 little doubt wne'"'
operation can succeed. Some thousand Ies' y"
certain lady named Medes, who WIS., m"'"s'
wonderful witch and enchantress, ca"ppe'
old father into inch pieces and pu; them 'a% 'r
to boil, in the hope that the old maa "oua p.
emily come out fresh, young, alive ana
The two hundred and twenty gentlemen
banned assisted, with others, a few yes's ~ !.
performing the very same operation upon me "as ~
party. The witch Medea did not sncceea N
experiment, and we doubt if the two hnnaies y :.
twenty gentlemen aforesaid, not one oi wn''.
either wizard or coDjuror, viii have any wv
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
Ia, Boston Courier. which is very Uoi,. =,

Ia. Boston Courier which is very polite NJ
erudite paper, takes rather subtle way Of hdlx
up to ridicule and contempt the late letter vn
President Breckinridge, addressed to the lllns
Democratic Ceatral Committee on the sabs.
of Mr. Douglass election. II prints that h.tws
length, aud Immediately above II a "aoaIcissad
"letter," addressed by Jerry ;. Pane to "Brilsr
.Burlineame. 'rndwhich hwcare left to suPpOemy
have been intercepted by some Of the Bos'ca Pot
Office clerks. az sn ncendisry document or FdN
picked out of Mr. Burlingamc's pocket hI sus
Of the attaches of Tie Courier office.
The occasion of the Weep Presidents !etterbA,
attempt Of the Illinois ofhceholders to defessa,
election of Mr.. Douglas. The occasion Of NJ
Pane's letter is a supposed desire on the psr!d
Gov. Banks to defeat the election of Mr. Bufia.
game. Vice.Presileut Brccsinridge tsih NJ,
Douglas somewhat on his break down on the ques
tion of forcing Kansas in as Slave State. Mr.
Pane is a little hard upon "brudder Burhngsps"
on the subject of his Canada duel which did not
take place. and Mr. Pane seems to think was never
intended to. Vice-Presdent Breckinridgs pcs.
lively refuses TO coudcmn the conduct Of President
Buchanan toward Mr.. Douglas or toayoye himself
in that quarrel and he carries his caution % lar ~
positively to refuse. though he wishes Dir. Doug.
to succeed, to come to his assistance. Now marx
the difference between the cold-blooded white MAJ
and the warm-hearted niger. Mr. Pane, 'oo'
Is anxious not to elnbroil himself with Gov Bsak',
and with more candor and honesty than they've
President, he gives bis reaso, for it-he "'Hsa
sun" that carter lection" Gov. Banks WI
''pnt dis niger justus peace" Still, like !'s'
man, rising in this respect decidedly superior
Vice.Presdent Breckinrdge, he scorns to desert
friend in his need, and, instead of merely proaenng
his good wishes maniully bids "Bruddcr Burbn-
:" game 10 call on dis darby next Toosda election
day. land to call on de ole hcss aud de- ok
wagon The Southack Niger is evidently ai*
gether more Of man than Vice-President Bred
inridge, and his political friendship Of r'fy
greater value. On the whole, it mrst BE- confessed
that the VicePresident has been sery we'd oa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

We are glad to be able TO say that fher y :
least one Of our feeble sister Spanish Amei"
Republics with which, for the moment /"
We are on smicsbe terms, and which hss DO w
sion to regard US with suspicion and dre'e =
ike the wolf in the fable, looking around iof ""
pretense for eating her up. We refer, Of e'',.'
to the Republic Of Venezuela. Gen. fS''
long years Of exile, spent, most Of It. ~ 'nn w.,
ity, has, in consequence Of the recent re'o'usV.
Which the Monagss family were e1pei'es'
sent for to return home, where he VII un''' q.
edly be raised to the bead Of affairs uP'u
6rst arrival in this city many years ago. no W..
o.ived with the honos due to IN iliustr'oo' L.
Of liberty and good order whom popular xno; 4.
or delusion had driven from bis home. Dars~
lops residence among Us hs has continued 70
tain the respect Of the public. Hs'ins -
eal.s6 be has been feted bosa hero and q - ,..
instcp. and. it is said, has tho oder OF P
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
a. SEWING MsciIISYs.

Ap,.er,c.l y.ru.v ssw,,s M.c,.s ,osss
Perf,tus fuly equal work. No IainG ripping OF seaes
No getting out of order. Anybody cen Se ri
everybody vii aa'si- ,,,,
Rrelasiy- Rights for state. snd Counties v b psoed
within the reach Of any per'"n 81 mere nonia. som 49,
RIoars WILL ALSO ~ onp1o, mar T"s p''tfisOro' -"
Tie propreton oor6t'Dty feel b,' th-y nov p.s
oaefec-a S~wnr Machine. containing the requisite fu,ne
which by IL s.tonishiDs simplicity ana i"" oea va - ,
Mschne 10 come w.lin their rasp. -.
Parties ~as % pe.ehs.s are qusrc .aa 70 .,. a. .
smr- this wordcrfu soli-vemtH' Aaa soie "'u'iJ
- '' NpvriT, Is sywIsc MACHINE Cosrlsr
Once BARTLg1r Co,
Eesale Manufacturer. no. Al Bro.dWsy
Csi or .-as f,l circular with cat, Of M,ehaes
We the ureer'sned hsyins oPsrs'.a ana wi,os .n,
s.xn, M,o6,ne te pleasure assuring the pubic ina: this
MschD. all that claimed fo 1t .'a ". ~s.a 40 -. ,,i ~
rf an s1;ie N the haad Of each AID ossrJ family In odr
''-"' Rev H. J. Fox Ashland Ins,u.s. MI.
Gas CLARKE. P....ic, N. J..
] r. RoGEss NewHsveT Coma.
M I9issns { Hss1s.ls aoqsaps5y r.1,1ay.. A.. NJ.
A. Bos1wiCk, Columbia, D &,
Df. D,sL. AsHsusY. Charlotte. 3. G..
Henry FosD IamacA VIZ
G. TiLisos ALDss, Brooklyn.
WV. GKEIC. Looi, ~ j.,
JOIN 2. Flslne Peru, IA,
Ard many Others. 49,. c....,
The following extract taken 'iom Ias na''n''' a'i
be truly regarded % phisr,hroiic Ala
fp - projectors MOI 0t.y Tue
eyeIl.,Is gratitude Of the women o A4iefca but h4y
IeIngleraivr reward
sdy having experience in The use OF Sew ns
Machines assured she consd-red Ia ih-
ensh beauty finish O ts work to any Machine sac h
ever used. IL ia S1hreaaiur sad wOrks with hookro
kero.r, ~ aich pToducrs dne' perfect s''lca.'
j. X. STAFPORD's OLIVE TAR.
IroN Ann SuLrHCE PowDsu5.
Wien Olive Ia. ia Apples sni Inhaled.
IL Csyes
ASTHMA, BROHcHITfS, CorGH',
and all other Dse1sss Al Hs
TggoAT, hVsCS
TIL, Pow uos energy the Systs and sxpsi al up1t
ill.s from tho
BLOOD.
Ne kost tssfimoaiais Jyo~
l. V. Fowler, esq, POs.nas,er of Now Yoox
StNfos DRAPgx esq. Banker Now York.
GEo2cE Law, esQ. 9TH sy., New-iofk
j H. LADD. esq Pgb. OF The Independent, n 4
Rev 10 BRiSHT, Editor OF The Examiner hewlett
r Il. CoLsAs, esq, late u Astof House, N. L.
THURLOw WED, esq. Albany, n. \.
Gen. DUFF GREEN, Washington d. q.
JoIIs NJ B,KSARD. esq, Boston Mas.
srNEos LELAND. e-q.. MetropoA,aa Hotel. HsS York
Hon. Eli Cook, Buffalo, N \.
Gsn. 7. }. GREEN. TeAas
JOHN II. STEENBURcyR. esq, Csh;ptns
And fhoHsands Of others
DIV. Tsr cents bottle; Powders 81 rsrksse 3Part
sges e. - a. No SIS Broadway. next to the Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
Nsppork DAILY T1ibn,te
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER .. 1853.
tn rOgPESpOyDEST3.

Nlnoice BE- taken Of Communnasons Wh:'
ever intended for Insertion must bs Authenticated oy he
raue sddSes Of the writenot necessarily for puocs-
tio1, but guaranty for his good faith.
We cannot undertake to re.uga rejected Comnuaieaors
Business letters for TaE TRIBUNE OFce should In al casa 10
addressed to HoRAcE GREsLkY Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

The mails fer Europe by the steamship Europa,
from Boston, Will close in this city to-day, at
O'Clock by railroad, and 3 o'clock by steamboat
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

HsAsv ARRIVALS OF
CHINA, BIONZRs, &C.
FROM TURoPE
y v HAUGHwOUT Co.
Ar. n,v op.rf-s and elegant sonsnt ot
Goods s, nave ever being the res OF hr daisd
purchases when IN Europe
Coasissus IN psr. OF
Ia sant Ffrpch ChiDa DiNiSe SERyicEs
CLOCKS, fASSs,
CAsDELissis
rtso PAsrisCs and EsCRAvINCs
PARiAk SrirvaRv,
PAgis fscY Go9os, &c.
We slss cal s..eD;ion to
Stork OF
CaASDELIERs and Gas PIxrUsES,
0gsaLue 6ILvEk aud
Si4vEx-PLATED Wixs,
CurivsY and MAJORS.
Of wbicb have UNUSUALLY RICH and VARIED AssoEi
HgSv, which prepsred TO sell al
EXTREMELY MODERATE PRICES
l.. V. uAUGHwoUT Co..
Corner OF Broadway and Brsomest.
Fancy HAIR PMS, COMBS ASD CACHRPHiGNEs.
A lasss and vsyiod assortment, oomprisins all the
LATrsT Styles,
o ait wax and snc, from the oes to he hshes' priced
iust recsyed pcr s.ssr1et Persia
AIso,
Fancy Bracelets Brooches Belts Buckles &C. &c. tOr sae u
tho t.sds .. the lowest market price BY
HUGHES DUPUY < CREHAscZ,
No. 81 Msiden-sDe, up ssirA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
HosTETTER's BITTERs.

IL yssr breath fetd your s parched stomach acid
AIe you inclined 10 dowsnes isnzu, aqd easily .susd ~
ted Rtes They regulate the stomach aud liver and create
power and elasticity Of spirits perfectly spHus
fAe will refunded not recommended Ihey ara
spl eudid bar tonic Sold by al goccI', hotels and dueS'
BAsAYs PAkK Nos Is aud 10 Psrkeo", wholesale agents
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. .-OvERsHOEs heay!

Doors subssntia 6.r,sS, strong SHoEs dancing stfPts
ana other for the Winter. ioE indoor aud oo
door ,e for ladies' scntruen and children can be FURNISHED
AZ CAsrGXLL, No. Sl3 Broadway between
His stock large aud valuable ana ne ~ 10"
s~A cheaper than ever.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
COLD WATCHES, GOLD WATCHES,

1sr Ladies Gentlemen warranted aecuats time keepers
fsr sa.e ct " per cent below retail store prices.
.. c. PEACOCK, Importer, represented BY
DAVID RAFT No. 405 Broadway up rslrA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

L.. o~.y's OIArMENr.--To all who suier
o.. sssuu .,i,n Cd sosr. and u0s.. sss oyn. d1s, %
wa os.5 5.Ss Oi.tmr1 c2rrs 0s@ oosh ~ e' %
tasrs 10 dslsV CO I""ses
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

Olive Tar 30 cents bottle; Powders 81 package; Park
ages e. - d: No SIS Broadway next 70 the Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

hEYERs MIRACULOUS tEsn'a - .n..'h,n vi .,..'aS,
tne 80 III nsTKss miraculous of Ionson.t sn5 b.,
s.soTs depot No. 6l2 BIosdwsy se1ns, NJ no xs~ Hou
fV RysHr0S, Dfussiss, OeosIE Agen'' "" '
"a No IA 0rosdwsy, corner VI CsneI. -. ...--
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Good Brandy!

Just received. one cash Of superior
French BRANDY. which I an prepared to
sell IN susr, bottles. All persons need.
ing Brandy for medicinal purposes. will
lad !, the best article in the country.
AlsO:-
Ale' Of kne Cigars. Call seca q, the
''Rsek Ccruss.'
sre-a rHoMlsr. CLARKE
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NEW n STABLE
Pnnola Dcnot.

uNIIE undersigned have opened a I.iv.
L cry Stable at the Pa tcis DEPOT. on
The Mississippi and tennessee Railroad.
and have Ilorses and Bureies 10 hire.
We arr prepared 10 send persons interior
10 any point desired, and travellers going
10 Memphis can have their horses taken
care Of until their return. Our Stable
will be veil supplied with the best feed
the ccsnsry aforis. and cur hestlers in.
dus,risus aud faishfa.. Our terms arr
reasonable, and We sclicita snare Of the
public pssrcnsee.
svss a NickLE 4 slyrrscS.
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A Valuable Plantation
In Pamela tounty. For Sale.

nElNG irslrons ~ concentrate ms
ID planting interests in thp NJ asirti
bottom, and also 10 pay ~ ms debts. I
viii soil ms plantation IN pau1la Cnnntv.
Whrtc ! nus reside. Il consists VI Foo
acres, msfe than 20 Ia woods and finely
nmhefri Al che cleared land j. In 6ne
'niiiinn, well cIrclei, itchcd md under
Enul 'enees. One corner il within iSn
yiuls Of Como Depot. The main road
from uoIIcesllle to NIemphis runs IN the
east line. ani The rad running wes, 10
Coma Depot on the south linz. Tho
neighhnrhcai y M " the best In The
state fnr churches and society. | oiler
= very low u the purchaser desired it,
would sell some negroes also.
H. DAVIS.
como Depot, March 81, lass. lott
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BAILEY SPRINGS,

Aifsgr tha d.uh ef Nr
- ufI r,iH...a .hrafHi NftP
lH.s lHtt hanupl. hls VII -
FL ly pYunsnF, who hffs ftm .
thn en r ptu huIli larse naml
~ sua au rouma, lH laa many ofhel
Improvements nrrnsaiy fr tho comfort
VISITORS
Wi.h ualrl DO ih curative properties
Of iiailef Springs, fhrir olAelcy have been
$40 fuzzy nnl satisfactorily tested IN
thnufnnl 81 instance "a 20 rrWler 4 uu.
necessary 90 ihc pafg af the PROPRIETOR
Oh say word is ~ their virtues. Suffice
IL to .uy, however, that il j, generally II
not uni, rrsnlly conceded that lor the cure
of thr frllng ing diseases, bailey sriins.
lre unsurpassed By amy IN The world
/ White Swelling. letter, Scrnlnlh. Drop.
.ey, Dysp'psia. Female Diseases, ~ vel
i oil tcneral and Culansous Disease
NJ every description.
Warm and Gold Baihswiil Dr. furnished
for the visitors.
The Springs ure open Summer and
Winter, and tho confidence Ia them is 40
great shat there afc never less than hity
visitors present. They are located IN
Lnndrtdalc eounty. Alahama, nine miles
from flurcncr. ani Fonaw maai aeees.i.
bic 10 all sections. as a regular line 81
stages aud hacss will run TWICE AnNi
from Tus,umbia 70 the Springs, connect.
ipg with iha eats gs they pass fusrumbiN
shch way.
The locality II the Springs l. un.lr.
passed, hoiug in a plcasaut and health,
country, with dne fishing aud hHntin.
grounds.
4 large Livery Stable hns been efcete.
a, the Springs, and every description 60
vehicles c1n always b. bad.
Tcn-pin Alleys. Billiard Tables, an
every description Il amusement may b
found on The promises.
Cotlllion and Dancing Parties give.
regularly during the week.
\ Band Of Music has been engaged 70
the season.
No effort will b. spared on the part y
the prpprictoFs TO render visitors cOui
Portable aud agreeable.
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MARRIED.

On the 25ih uli., at the Bedford Hotel, by
the Rev + Benedict, Mr.. Lewis Zimmerman n
and Miss Susan Stephey.
On the 2Sth ult., by the SAME, Mr.. George
Storenour and Mrs. Matilda Beegel
On the 25th ult., ty tue Rev. j. A. Kun
kleman, Mr.. John L. Miller, ot Nilligaus Cove,
to Miss Missouri Fletcher, of Napier Up.
AT the parsonage, in Friends Gave, on the
25th ult., by the Rev. G. T. Hoffuieir, Mr..
Ncholas Diel,l lson of Michnel) to Miss Rebec-
ca, eldest daughter Of Mr.. David Wlclstoue,
both Of the Cove.
On Thursday evening, the 25th uIt., Ly j.
Il. Wright, Esq, Mr. VIM. Evans to Miss FL
mira james, both Of PlensantvIle, Bedford Co.