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SHERIFF'S SAl.E-BY VIRTUE OF

~ execution ssurd Of aud under The seal OF the
Darei Iouri The county Of Ramsey, State az
Minnesota upon Judgment render ed AID docke.cd in
sad court, the lSlh day II November, A, ID las,
action wherein Thou .. Is. Winston Is plainud and
Francis &. brown defendant for the sam Of seven
hundred forty and = OO dollars itE s3, With IN
isres, from ssnd ton have tts ism DAY OF Deecm
her, A. D. lss levied upon all tho lessehod interest of
the said Francis q Brown IN aud 10 Tho following de-
seribed premises. TO Wu
Tho northwest poron II lot number QUE In bloct
number nineteen ISL IN hce IRVINE aauti"n !" ~
Pau he briIg 1iiy frst front In street and
carrying the Width back forty eight feet, together
with the budiuEs therein, the said lease terminating On
the tOh day OF August A, Il. isi
Notice hereby gwen thai will sell tho above deserib
Cd real property 10 The high, bidder for cash. o. pubic
auction 81 the Court House In the city nj ST Paul,
FRIDAY, the 2Sh day Of January, A. u. 1859 81 ten
O'Clock In the ioreDoon OF that day, w sAsfS the said
Judgment together w,h interest and costs thereon.
DAaed s. Paul. lice Is Ioas
JAS CALpwEI sheriff.
By8ko. W. ruRNBuil, Deputy,
ws HoLl,ssarAp, Attorney fur fiAbun.
sxf.
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DISTRICT COURT, SECOND JUDI

IL eial District. State Of Minnesota Ramsey county,
william Il. kr,mbAll Against John X. Gates.
To The above nrmed defendant
In the name IL the STATE 81 Minnesota, you are
hereby summoned and required To answer he com
p,anttn this action ~heh Is hie In the once of
The Clerk Of ssd tourt and 10 coy al your an
to The said compa nj GA The subscriber a. his ehes
In the city Of 81 Paul Ramsey coanty aud SAID sta
al Mnneso whin twenty days srer the service Oh this
summons upon you exclusive Of the day o. such service
sud YOU fail Ia the sad complaint. withn he
time aforesaid. the psinun In Tits Aeu viii take iadg'
against you Tor the 81 fur hundred dollars,
uh interest the The ufh day VI Nay A ID
1857. the rat. Of per per anaam besides The
cesis ef ssss action.
JOSEPH DANIELS,
Atnrusy Tor Plaintiff
ST. Paul pctobrr 2 l,s> noyll NGw
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY

etai Dstrst.
Ilssoarrs bag al Gsarss ". ghass,s. tl.aus. sx,.
stafi~s y vi lssnas, tsfsnassI
u the Ab1ss NAMED i,sfspdsHt
You hsrshy "a sas requires " he
sa-nriarf q TIE Ylki1as 10 he a1Ss. sstls1 avn
sbiGb flsf in hs Gre - ne fsfs u he IIs,ris
tlir IN ss1 hv ss<i@ tsssatY kfSvssaad ~ Dsnosna
"a sssf eSsnty, AID n s<rTs . eoyy q gOss aasrsr
y h .AS senspiAlni The sgsssrssf a. hs oGs@. N
k1sh@ssy ls Diass.s1 .ssrty .sd ktAas ~ hssssusA,
sihfS tNsNfy Gays Arsr ~ s-fTtss II hs stta
fTs - pDs, sIsissvs ~ Ne ssy a ss,b ssryss and
gtn f.si sxe eSfaI lxiFs ~thia ne
.i'Fessld, ks rks2z g. IA .ettDs stn sgViy - he
'hsr' ~ Jsigrhsrt sgslss, ySa ts 10 suna - Sns
k9sfed sfs9 ssEs1J sss GgiasFs via ibsrsnf 81
~ rae - for Esr usofs fross ts 10 i.Y ~
JaEsA l-S1, ss slss sr@ss v .si, lks sssL ia sl
49, ssSig os cara efhsr rslsf ssnsaass ls@iy
eshgsnf join ~ FEMME
fsslt So FlEiDsTs AtygEsr.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHERIFF'S SALE-STEELE COUN

~ TY-NR.
By virtue Of execution issued out o. and under the
seal OF the District Court for the county Of Steele Mime
sota against the goods aud chA lands And tsnemeps
Of Samuel Farmer and John u. Abbott or either Of them
have seized all the right and uue which the said John
H. Abbott, had tho twenty seventh day u February.
ls,s or At any time thereafter. Of In and 10 the follow
tpg described premises which shall expose for sails 81
public suction q, the once Of tn. Register Of Deeds in
0wAonna In said county of steele, on saturday The ah
day of February A. ls3s 81 l0oeicek In Tho forenoon,
10 wit
Lots l, 8. Is, 10 and q In block lots IL IS IL In
block lots 3, 9 and In block lots D, IL, " and
10 In block lots and In block 10 lots and II In
block II lois H. II, IT, u and Is in block 10
lots !, and In block Is, 10 the village Of OwstopBa,
Steele county. Minnesota according 10 the duly recorded
plat thereof.
Dated Owatonns, Dec. IL. 1853 -
d. LINDEsMIrH.
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INSTRUCT COURT. FOURTH DIS

~ THJCJ. Carer f0unty S,sts ~ hinbasfes.
Aise> J9iihsgn ssahsi Ct4flss a. J1bHEou.
Summons fs fSil~f
Tsgtsgiss 4. JohasioS N. above Bsrnst attendant
b1g are sAct hFrety suprnrtsf saS required ~
The plan h. this heou Sheh sss been hs1 10 No
tic. u he 'isfk 81 iks DGgjc Cosrt a. Ihss,a 10 ssg
sDuriy sDf 70 ssrrsa ropI yoSf shsssr 70 he sAsi
pissi ths sgnsfriSsf a. be O0es 10 aver 10
al county, Nhb trtJ days sfsr iks s~rries hsfsof
sIsissYs a he dsy 81 sssb sFsee snd " yoa f.n W
". ssi cnfnD is;ni ~ihiH BE the sfFesss ne
psia IN hts ss'ipu ~ spply " ths cSort fo ss fssf
a. uASfsd IL 't@ Complaint
"a. stEGEsr. FiAipgs's Attorney.
teSssgg Carer
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nELINQUENT TAX ROLLS

HisnE ka. - tsoofd Il nslB9osEt Tstss h-r.
teen prepared h shs gfsafesi ~ sih s
prstip Brgsnigsin At srd are Tor Any qssf
ny sui p2frAassG FreF - per 4Ii's Il - fsssts
bpuf nUu,Hsf - SAfss of1sfts. Fssh sheet has
sbffgh or - d~as RS tagls. Aud 10 p5r
yis-s D. i!Dgssnf RIA ever Er3nisd 10 ne klsis.
T"rHs'ssa. 10 uatitK ss or'ier oSiisstidIi b.
Pres BE- torns -bsrs ~ ~ ar. empress eftess
Af4r~ss.
PlOsRHE PRINTING COMPANY.
80 fAvt-a ~ PAni sfan
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catsA cara. Auorneys for Assignee sov,i-ss~
EOM NJ SSION ER'S NOTICE

I " VI VI 7 = = " y u II > MI I'VE
" In 6s matter u hs estate Of i.nuis hsrin, bf de
rsnss4.
hutrc Is hereby gwen tEf. Al special term Of The
Probate tanrt bssTs comfy held ~ the city 81
Hastings IN DO I3tb day n Nsy. lsls, James kcIoai
ami JsmrA ihaF8Ns appointed ionnis sspaers "
receive, stau4ye ami saJua al claims and asmsnds ~
AL pefsaE aFaust The @af sbufs named fsrczssd saf
thai the erEsAt tCaHmissGpHrs viii msei II the ph
W ibs iiD1 ~ H. hities 10 Aspdta, saturday ibH
tgh day ~ Jtus, irss ard rstgfdsy NJ sserJ Suc
crsi'ug weeks hereafter. ur ha from ibs
asts 81 sal appointment
All p-rsps having sisis FhinSs tho estate n sAf 30
csassa Hereby required 20 present the ihs
sad tobr7 ssi9asrs Nihu months 'rpui the o.
oar ssM a. p.iutnenf Gf be fJrrgs dsbatIea.
Gens,lA jane 10. lsse
JANIS AghDAT.
JANIS THOMAS
ietT sem Comm issLmsrs
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jill y 'ustH AI1othtJ Iuf HorRhxrt, usoIo We"
MORTG AGE SALE-WHEREA

MORTGAGE SALE.-WIIEREAS
Ul default has been made in the condition 81 certain
inden,nre Of mortgage, bearing date the axth day u
April, A. D 1891 eIecuted sctnow lodged and delivered
by Isaac Duntleburger Of the county ri Blne tArt
and then Territory Siaie of Minnesota 70 kckols
Co., Of the county 81 Rice In said state, whereby The
said Isaac nunkleburger granted barxAned aud sold
unto IN. said Nichols 20 their heirs and assigns the
following described premises, situate In he county u
Fnbsut 10 sAid STATE Of hnneapta, TO Wit
OTIS kna % and three go In block No twenty seven
90, ia hlus far,b city, ss the zane appears In the Reg
rcs In and for the county 81 FArbsu, Ia secure
ID. paymsn OF two hundred dollars three months from
date, with Interest al the rate ~ sIy per cent per
according 10 the conditions of oera ain prOiuissnry
uoe bearing date The second day u February AD ls
which mortgage was duly recorded in the once 81 the
Register Of Deeds for aid county Of f.rbsult on the
book Of mortgages pages ISL and W. which said
mortgage has been suy assigned 10 the subscriber ard
the Assignment thereof recorded In the oee ~ the Reg
sst 81 Deeds Of said county. The 7b day o keptsu
Der, a D. Is5s IN book ~ rgsges, on page lH, and
there l. claimed Ia be- due said mortgage at the date IL
this Olos the sum of four hundred AID eight tttr
dosrs and snt procerdsR AT law Otherwise has
BEEN insuutsd 10 s debt ured by sad mort
gage, ~ aBy part hsrsei-
Nov therefore, nnce IL hereby given, that under and
vfur nf power Of sale Ia sald tDOrigsg. contained
II tho stature such made aud provided, The
sbusr Gagged premises Will be soid by The hhsfH Of
he fAei cgHnty 81 yznbAut tho n1sr OF the Register
pf rrds q said to1biy a, Biue Earth Cy Aforesaid
Wednesday, the twenty second ~ Dees9b.f. A - l1e
Dcict IA he sfffnuon ~ hat DAY, ~ SATISFY he
then due OF ssid mortgage. with the costs SDd
pehsss Au0Nsd by lAS.
bs,'d uci %. ifjS.
aEp. II. UFi,PHaT
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may be described a. follows compact strue-
ture slsty receiving dull polish having .
red streak color blood red, with dots Of .
painter shade Of the same color fracture
rough sectile feel somewhat greasy hard
ness not yielding to the nail not scratched BY
selatine, but easily by ealcarsous spar speci-
&c quantity $50. Tn, acids have no action
upon il; before the blow pipe Il is infusiblep par
q, but with bsrax gives . green glass"
According to Professor Jackson Of Bos-
ton, who has analysed it, and applied to it
the name OF Catlinte, after Mr. Cstlin, It is
cOmpOaed OF
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

N ]
IN have applied W the District Court for the Second
District county Of Ramsey aud s,aie of Minnesota for
discharge from my debts, In pursuance Of chapter
eighynns Of tho Revised Statutes Of MlnnssoiA entitled
" or the Relief Of 1usolv.nt Debtors" and the ~ d
court has appointed the 1871 day Of March, A. u 1852 At
10 O'Clock In the forenoon the time and the Once Of
the Court Commissioner for Ramsey county, In the city
Of ST. Paul. In sAd county the place for the hearing 81
said petilion. and has also ordered all my creditors
then and there To show cause, n any hey have why
assignment of my estate should not be made and be
discharged from my debts, pursuant 20 the prayer Of
said petition.
uLRiCh BIRCHER.
IT. Paul, December n, 1857. deeZ,- w6w
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unseuied esims no, due ........... Si;asS ~
Lo.ses eXurasly adjusted and prcnp ty paid Wy
wards o I'll d iosses have been paid By tho
ktnA Insurance COMPANY IN The past ~ yeAs Fire aud
iniaod kA'tsauon Rsks accepted al terms consits nj
with soSeney aud tar prot Especial Attrnn givcn
Ave years
The progress Of this Corporation has been stable aud
uninterrupted through of hnancA sunshns and
storm OF periods eyeutiul IN exempt trom swseplnS
conhas atoms and marime dlsAs cr. BeinE ong tab
lshtd cash basis the Troubles OF the credit system
sheci mstrritl rafieulr.
During hard ames" The security Of reliable insur
ance IN imperative dnly-the ability Of property own
ers Ia sustain loss being then much icssensd
Agencies ia ali the principal ciics aud nwns through
out the Stale. Fuhrr s issued ithout de ay, by
Jyiwt tukp, fEEktH, Agent 81 Paul
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~ BA IL KELs SALT.
I" 40 tAxs A salt
30 d LASss o. 10
AiLAkYgSTgUz
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

have applied tn the lhs,ret Couts for The second
n,rsct county Of kamsey and sasr Of Minnesota fue
discharge trnm my debts, In pursuance IL chapter
eighty mine o. he devised statutes 81 Minnesota, entitled
of the Relief et iasslvsnt Dsbtnrsh aud he saia
court be. appreciated the ish DAY Of March, A. H. 100
~ o'clock 10 The ioreooon =. the Time, and ne oes Of
the Court Commissoser Tor Ramsey County In the e,y
Of ~ Paul IN said coany, tho place fr he haastnx
q said Psou and be. Aso ordered all ny creditors
assignment Of my estate should no, be nada, snA be
dseharg from my debts potsuAn, W The prayer of ny
said petiuoa.
FRANCIS ue,vs
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no CONTRA CTORs.- CONTRA TS

j fut The fars,shius ~ one hundsrd thousand eross
uss IN he Mime apols and usdai VALLEY Railroad res
pen, VII he mad 81 sofihneld. Oh tbs wnth day of No
vsp,ber. ftss
The i.s shall be ~ white. burr poe, % rcd oss tam.
Afar fed elm, barh walnut, ba,tefhUt baek sab red
ssdsI, OF sor~sy pine. tb.g sbA bs tiahl Ret long,
and ,swed, sit BY eight inches II be~sd they shall
p. pstshed ~ TWO .dsA having two psraei surfaces.
tened surface ~ any pnt 1hsy shall be- delivered q
h-pdea. 2. sloaE he line Of foad ~i,s twenty mlss
aou h~srd from Mrbdaia
rIoees. viii specify prise. Tor The dn.rsnt II
umbef aud viii be received eli ns,n ~ 10 kvysmbst
issa, addressed 10 ". NORTH, Eor,hneid, nnnsso4s
n Payments 10 BIZ mads Ia essh oetl IDA wsw
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nISTKICT COURT, FOUkIHJUDI
~ CftL DIsrkiG1. sOss,y " tS,U, sac

~ CsL DIsrkifI. soss'y &oS'o, So. .,
silssssA.
Essss A sssJ .xsissi Jssss. gaiy.
To Joanss Elsy he stSyrs nssaef s~fsndA.as
10 10. sAnps ~ ths a kiasss4Sa 5os are hsfs
b. .4mnes@@5 sss reqsvsf " saspst The eosng i.ift
" tLs .sS.- snfiied setsys. shss s.h esssplsin -
a. &c - 0.es n Cen Ut All GosSg ~ tisefs
q chAsss 10 AL Casfsr cyanty sDS " . cspy o.
700, 10 tss $40 .oxp islHl uss ssbsofis~r.
Al t.s ahes 10 GAsyw W ~ sa.utg ~ carver 70 10
al ssis a sss~o-a. siais tsiry dsys sh.f ".
s~F'>e ~ ts s'ssnazs % Den. ssslosss the asJ u
s~ysss .nd JGs f.i " answer The aid snuy
sssie sfsssssS. fh- Diasrla tkss s<ffsB ~hl
.Eyiy Ne soaSs fR As f,asf a@ns1ss1 IA "a. s44
JAslk0gST. P..sass Anarns,.
1sstytv Carver. kssssszA
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( NOM N ISsIONER'S NOTIOE in

" Tho matter al the esis,s ~ fsisr Tsous deessssd
Notes 10 bsfnby given, that 81 bpsaai ERIN ~ The
prabsie Cont hf Haasey County held Al the city of NJ
Paul ~ the iHh day NJ April, lsts, W. r. Murray and
WIN II hr0fufty we're appointed obm WissioBsrs 70.
eeiss .san and aias all claims ana demands III al
Pers"ns against tlia estate " said decreased And the
Aforesaid commissioners ~ili meet 81 lbe once Mar.
ray kipa, ~ the city ~ ~ Paul IN saturday tbs ISk
day Of MAJ instant sbd Saturday II ssery succeed
ing w"sh hsfssi"f for months asr The publ,esuon
~ this uoios. wv y, MURRAY.
mfia w6n W.. n Mo,lHDRTv,
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NELSON LEES ACCOUNT or WHIT He SAN
AMONG TIE o4M1NoAES


The Albany Knckerbocker notices the return to that
city OF Nelson Lee, who taken prisoner by the Ca
manche Indians in 1856 Eagle Pass while on his
way from Texas to California He furnishes the follow
ing
Lees life spared, because the Indians could not
manage repeating watch which he carried. The
watch saved his life In the Camunche camp Mr. Lee
found no less than weight captured white women
and some thirty or forty children day or two after
he arrived in camp they massacred English woman
named Anna Haskin, in most cruel manner They
tied her naked to tree and in the presence of her two
daughters, Margaret and Harriet Haskin inflicted the most
revolving crueltics upon her Before Mrs Haslin was
finally despatched she tortured for nearly half
day, during which time the Indians became excited with
liquor and danced about her like so many demons They
took sharp pieces Of flint aud cut her flesh in all possible
directions. Mrs H. and her daughters were captured
while their way to the Mormon settlement at Salt
Lake. The daughters still remain with the Indians
Their ages II and TO- Lee made his escape in the
following manner. He accompanying the chief of
the Camaeehes to lodge some miles distant During
the tramp they met party of Indians the Indians gave
the chief skin filed with liquor The chief drank of
the spirits and became excited Arriving at creek he
dismounted and stopped down to drink. At this moment
Lee seized his tomahuwk, split his head open and killed
him instantly He then took the chiefs rifle mounted
the chiefs horse, and put for Mexico When he reached
Mexico he completely naked while his and legs
swollen from being cut by the cactus plant that
he could only ride eight miles day The last hun
dred miles lac did foot, his horse having died of ex-
hauston. The Mexicans treated him very kindly and
gave him money and clothing to reach home. The
clothes he wears in Albany those given him by
the MeXiclus,
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oUR cHANGING cLIMArE.


Washington Irving speaks Of our climate in the follow
ing terms
Here lrt say word in favor OF those vicisstudes
OF our climate which too often made the subject Of
exclusive Icpning II they annoy us they give rs one
OF the most beautiful climates In the world They give
US the brilliant sunshine of the south of Europe with the
fresh verure of the north They float our summer sky
with gorgeous tints of heeey wheness and send down
cooling showers 10 refresh the painting earth and keep Il
green Our seasons full OF sublimity and beauty
Winter with US hath none of its provcrbal gloom ii
may have its bowling winds and chilling rosts and whil
ing storms but it has also its long intervals of
ooudless sunshine when the earth gives re-
doubled brightness to the day when at night the stars
beam with intensest lustre the floods the whole
landscape with her most mpid radiance And the Joyous
outbreak OF spring bursting into leaf and
blossom redundant with vegetation and vocifeous with
life and the spendor of summer its morning vouptuous-
ness and evening glory its airy palaces of sun clouds
piled up in deep sky and its gusts of tempest of
almost tropical grandeur when the forked lightning and
believing thundervoley from the batements of heaven
shake the sultry atmosphere and the sublime melan-
eholy OF our autumn, magnificent in its decay whitening
down the pomp Of woodland country yet rejecting back
from its yellow forests the golden serenity the sky
Truly we may well say that in climate The heavens
declare the glory OF God, and the armament showeh His
handiwork Day unto day uttereth speech and night
unto night showeth knowledge F."
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USSLA.

There is something very touching in the account which
has been given to the world of the departure of the
stricken King of Prussia from his palace Of Potsda after
esgnng the powers OF government into the hands of his
brother the Prince of Prussia We told by an eye
witness sys the Baltimore Exchange newspaper that
immense crowd assembled at the railway station and
gInccd the retiring monarch with enthusiastic SHOUTS
and earnest wishes for his return in good health that all
along the line of the railway, the train passed. similar
crowds aluted the royal party with shouts Of Long live
the King and that at Anhault the expression of SYM
plthy for the suffering monarch afecngly evnced
that the King covered his face with his hands, and
with tears rolling down his checks, exclaimed addressing
Tile Prince of Prussia ''Do you hear those shouts VII
LIAM lV bathyres aoedereten Good bye /! 1u recon-
Their" was not says the writer "a dry eye at the sta
ton 1t is impossible to describe the emotions of the
rlnco Of Prussia The Queen sobbed aloud and every
man present wept" SO fell the curtain upon the first
Ming of the House of Bandenburg that surrendered
during his lifetime his royal prcrogatives into the hands
I" another. There touch Of nature in the little cpl
Sot VT have Just recorded which brings the actors into
Close relations with the general heart and teaches the
moral that Kings aud commoners alike subject to
the ills that flesh is heir to " that all stations have
elr cares and that every man, whatever may be his
position in liie must bear best he may the burden that
has been imposed upon him To Prussia the transfer of
sovereign powers from King, afflicted with periodical
returns Of lunaey, to Priace Regent in full possession
vi I'LL his faculties and ambitious of elevating his
Try to the first rank in the Germanic Confederation
cannot be otherwise than for unalloyed satsac
ton
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The Southern Emigra ton Scheme.

Augusta, Nov 24.-Thc Mobile Mercury lust received
contains card from the deputy collector Walter Smith,
stating that he assured the crowd of emgrants around
Julius Hesses Office Friday that the Alice Sainer
would not be cleared unless he directed to do by
advces from Washington that he advised Hesse to re-
turn the passage-money to those who held tickets
committee appointed TO arrange settlement, aud
the crowd then dispersed quietly.
The local columns OF the paper says that the en-
grant vessel is chartered to take cotton to Ham
burg. .s...w.
General Walker left Saturday, and Judge Campbell
arrived on the same day.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE AND THE ILLINOIS
CANTASS.
Prom the New York Tribune. Nov q. ]


We have thought best to leave unanswered many i'll
natured unjust and untrue things uttered against The
Tribune 10y republican Journals and politicians in Illinois
since their election. The utteers in very
bad humo and have said things that they will live to
be sorry for We get letters from them full of such un
truths these that The Tribune urged republicans to
support Douglas instead OF Lincoln, that urged
to publish Senator Irumbu Chicago Speech for pay,
but refused to do so, &c, Sc, &c. We certainly did
think wise and just the part of the republicans gen
orally to permit and assist the reelection to Congress of
those members who had zealousy and seadasty opposed
the lecompton policy of Mr. Buchanan from first to last
and while We're urging the reelection of Hickman
Adrin, Haskn, II. +. Clark, &c., in the East could
not very consistently efficiently have opposed that of
Mcssrs. Douglas, Harris and Morris in the West But
We allowed our Illinois friends to speak for themselves
through columns of which they claimed and occupied
larger space to yindcate the wisdom of their
than devoted to the aid OF the republican candidates
in any other State If that not forciby de-
Tended in The Tribune, the fault is their
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Effects of the Late hurricane oir the Coast

New York, Nov. 24.--Iater advces have been re-
ceived from Bermuda. The u. S. frigatc Sabine having
been repaired sailed thence the 9th inst An un-
known barquo wrecked supposed on the 18th of oc
tobcr OFF Cat Island ....... ...
The bodies of man and woman, supposed to be pas
sengers from the valuable jewey their persons had
oated ashore. The schooner CASTILLO Jeremc for Bos
ton, wrecked at the time The Spanish brig
Consuclo also wrecked but the crew was saved
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TIE DEPARTURE or GEN. P.iEZ

General Paez will embark Saturday next for Vene
Luea On Tuesday last the City Hall placed at his
uslosh for the reception of his friends The is
~" 70 have been highly interesting. On being intro
upcel to the Mayor and members of the city govern
n be expressed his appreciation of their Kindness to
um m his exile in brief and feeling address lie said
a' The generous welcome accorded him by New York
NOT only consoled him in misfortune but anticipated the
Judgment OF poserity 1t is understood that Mayor lie
mann will present TO him handsome fine arms pre-
~us to his departure He will be escorted 10 the ma
'ohai vessel withmilitary honors