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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24

THE WILL OF JAMES i. ALLAIEE.
Der. 23-In the Matter IF the wa cf James n. fltairs
deceas-Ihe testimony the formal execution of this
will has taken and the parties Offering for probate
have rested The with the contestants who
make his VIII, account OF undue influence and
iraordnary Of facts, by of which the will
procured The yesterday, but ADJOURN.
Cd TIL next Saturday by the Surrogate.
Tho following Is copy OF the will
l. James p AlGire, late founder and steam engine
builder Il the city Of New York. do make public aud de
clare this my last vii and testament hereby revokng all
my wife Calicis Allare Tompsns Allsre, execurix
II this my last will and testament I do give
and bequ-ath unto my said execuriN all my real and
personal property in my trunk-first, 70 pay all nv
debts; secondly, ~ give 70 my son, Throckmorton
A. Alaire the farm which he resides which 1
purchased from Lvcno during his natural le and at
his deceaee said farm 70 be divided among his children
share and share alike snd hesdes the above, 10 give
him the Of 500. To Eve 10 my daughter Frances
" Roe, the of 500 To give Ia my son James tbs
like sum Of 500 To give 81 the daughters Of ny dc
ceased son, Charles Aliare, or N the survivors cf
them the Of $500. Thirdly-Atrr paying these le
gaees give the remainder OF my real and personal pro.
maintenance her natural life, and at her deoeasr
the W be gwen To- her son, now called Hal, ami
other children II there should be any by her AMI IN
81 The death Of such child children, my said wife b.
empowered 10 sell or b~lueath thu property
whomsocver she may please.
In testimony whereof have hereby at my hand AMI
seal, this Tth day Of October, 1850.
The following names signed as those Of the wt
ncsscs 10 the above will
Abraham Calsey, 102 Sackett street, Brooklyn
Iucius Hart, 132 Thirteth street New York.
Benjamin latham, ioI East Bresd~sy, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24
MARITIME INTEL ENCE.
ALMANAC yoRK-frrs
~ 81 II
spr srrs............. 70 HIGH vArER 10 30
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Asia Tr), Lot: Iiyerpcol-F cunard
Steamship Gasgow ,Br,, Thomson, Glsseow-R Craig
Steamship Chesapeake, Crowel, for,land-H Cromwell
ship Evans. Warren. London-Norran 4 Wiley.
nsTs ,smsr,ne Apdrrssp sselen Co
Brig Black Hawk rauian Gores and marke,-Boariman
MIG Nusson vickery yarmou,b-wnsop Brane
Bris wsnensh, Dow, gusssport-H y Broosman Co.
sshr louisa Jane, Ke,cham, norfolk N gsaeI
sehr s.rsnns s,s,s maiieu Boston--s levi. Co
sS Dmon
steamer Ironshdes vandcrveer. rhiladslphla-
ARRIVED.
Steamship city o. Baltimore M reEch Liverpool, Nov TO-
with dse aud lib steerase passengers Gall weld, to John
steamship Augusta. woodruff Savannah win mdse and
passengers 70 y Mshill son Sunday IS Pm % Hate
Steamship Ian,svle Pos, savannah with mdsc and
steamship Partersburg, Powell Charleston days with
TO Cromwell Co on The "a inst a9 AN, pass.
schr ashore near shre wsbury Inlet making
breach them The has experienced very heavy
Ship Gen,oo oi BOSTON, Freeman Tome IS days with WOOL
20 5 se 20 sa sn ssVs o NV w os ct
days the Gulf Stream whore she encountered
vessel apparently ser q 20 tons bottom suppressed
y changed violent souhery gale TO northwest during the
night she appeared 70 be new and showed clean
.isss', s s% &c
@ Nth m.e 2 VIM Ss.sn so.s Has hsavy
was lowed 70 The city by s,esmtug VIM " Webb.
shin Mayaower tof ia h. Hoy New Orleans Oct 70 with
COTTON 10 master bound rrieeepu this port
repsirs having been ashore Florida Reef 5 Night
I'd inst during cas,ery blow lost flying jb and main top
ealanteail
Bark Magdaena Cof Madison CO Cousins Accra wCA Sept
10 NTH paIm oil and ivory, Lawrence, Giles Co. Oct o.
at IS lon 81 90 passed ship Northern Chief veaxe hence
for San Francisco 1rsh inst lat IS @ lon III l6 spoke and
schr Fred sheerer Sheercr days from Boston
experienced heavy weather, and lost part Of
deck load. -
Bsri wsry sawyer tof weI Bartlett RIO Jsnero, sept No.
with coffee 10 master Oct u.s. lat 10 Ion - So sgnazed
brig Lagrange from Rio Janero time ship fgre@
stevens from yaneiro for New Orleans 6to 81 Augustine
New Orleans; sls lat " OF ~ Ion ~ spoke schr Joseph
Grce R Jsneiro for New York 10Th Inst LAT ~ "a Ion
IN no Ospray Of Baltimore, from Washington NC
Tor Barbadoes; same day lat nM lon "a signsi,ed ship
Alfred sover Coery from Mobile for Havre; 18th LAT ~ o.
bon IL o. spoke brig Ocean Traveller days from Bluehni
for BALTIMORE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24

Since January 81 s2 3os SCI ,37e,cos $50 2si $50
We have received proof sheets Of pamphle. the
banking system, signed by George opdyke, Wilson O.
Hunt James Gallaiin and John Fade, who have
been committee appointed by larger body MT yet
in the directory. We shah 10 the subject Of the
suggestions made in the report at future time Mean
while the following synopsis ~ them win satisfy the pub
lie curiosity
First That the Banking Laws u this State be amended
that bank shall hereafter be permitted % extend It's
loans discounts and other investments beyond amount
equal the u rs capital half its capital and the
specie IL vaults shall be permitted 10 let IL
sJcce any time fall below 20 per cent Of IL imme
Liabilities, exclusive 81 iis circulating notes That banks
hereafter be organized under tho BANKING laws o. this
state also be required before commencing business,
have their entire capital paid M In fun IN specie; and that
all banks be hereafter prohibited from making loans,
either directly or Indirectly, on their stock.
second, That all laws against usury be repealed
Third, That the circulation a all bank notes of less
denomination than sl0 be suppressed by OF a
or stamp duty o. he levied by Congress.
Fourth, That tho Government of the United States,
through ~ different TREASURES receive gold from the poo
ple. and rccepts certificates U deposit therefor
u Eums not less than 500.
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Personal Intelligence.

To South Congregational church bridgeport, Conn.
have extended n unanimous invitation 10 Rev. Alex X.
rbompson Of staten Island become their pastor. The
statement our a sunday, Of his acceptance was
premature
II reported tiat Mss Sarah Hoffman 10 70 be married
m this city 10 day 70 Noome Jules reehard, first Score
tary Of The French Embassy al Washington.
ARRIVALS.
Prom Liverpool 70 ne steamship City of Bahlm~e-Css
vel prale, John Frazer Grey John Smith, George Jones
BrarbQd, from Carissys Mnsires Harry Montgomery
az Philadelphia; Mr. Persou Mrs raies chilli servant
tree children and servant varnef and LADY
MIS- vnnel l. and three Masters yarne Miss Julia Ma
gee Jane and sister Henry Maris LADY and three
children, mckay Henry Seatou Mrs VIM Thomas and
chnd Miss Dunn, Captain Doherty, n Norfolk Henry
srahann charles DREAD W Russell Aexander How Rey
! Wheaton smith, VIM Fly, Mr. Phelan. Jacob wgrins Mr.
Jausan, Moore James Kerr. francs Evans John Col
ms Totai 81.
Prom Savannah IN the steamship Augusta " Kenrie Ia
a. and maid Mrs Nevcob children and servant Mrs Price
and children : y Dickinson, Amos White John Doane j.
q Guaek N Crowley John Hogan Brown Jacobs d q
Dyson. Lewis Frank-and sieerage.
Fron, savannah in The steamship Huntsvle-Geo Caen
1our d. vaccine, 4 W Nonse, Hiram Oflin
FROM Accra WCA, m the barb MagdAena-P Ayres Al.
v~arie, 4 Barra.
Froa Pori a. Prince In The brig Acsn-J 5, Alderman
"A LsAk4g ScVAsld,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24
NEW YORK HER AID, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER a. 1853

Bark william Lord BLACK River, ia Is days, with wood
Peter Dem Hosy Savannah II days, with cotton 20
,s sss 1 4ssss g Alpsr Digs Ass rn Nov with
NH, .1 Ka9oI Gardiner ea St Johns Pr Oct ST.
to sT' FL 1Ssn Bao Pgt Prince Nov l. with coffee &C.
fan.er Co Experienced heavy weather; has been IL
s.s johnson Turk. IsanSs Nov with salt TO 70
is Alpna sr Curry, Horton, Ms u days, with potatoes
Brig Mystic iof Mysc Fish, Masgorda 2s days with cot
ton McSreaay Mott Co Has had heavy Sw galesf0r
Fox T,%astss NC
ssnr aI Bos sSn
sssr l'is"E aDss f Ga.co%i, Mashias days
ssSr s ssnr ssa socn u
sehr st Lucar, Adams, Rockland days
schr Baker il, Whinsres ,ll,sas,s.
schr Corlpne NJ. Jones' Gloucester.
Scbr u Bahson, Kelly, Gloucester.
sehr ATWOOD Atwood, Boston for Philadelphia. Was
@ TO ae ' III 81 sns
lost boom gait and rigging attached, wind at the une rom
ss&r Ha%nsn$ Paine Boston for philadelphia ;l,
s schr Pr, Pratt Kelly Boston for Philadelphia
schr sami Gilman CroweIi, Roston, days
s sShr T Topla se arse, Boston sdays
schr I h Smith, Kelly. Nantucket.
Schr Harriet, Glenwood, Wareham.
Schr Carhagena (of New Bedford Baker New Bedford,
days with oil bound to Phiadepha. Came to anchor last
S ok ss a n @
slip the other in order keep the from going ashore
the Hook Was towed 10 the city obtain supply OF anchors
and cables.
Schr Spelman. Spelman. Providence for Albany.
Schr Macbless, Ihnckley Providence.
Sloop Mount Hope Oliver. Taunton.
Steamer Petrol. Baker Providence
Steamer Osceola, Smith. Norwich and New London.
Arrived 22d-steamshD Nashville Murray Charleston with
mdse and 10 Spoerd Teston Co. CHE above
placed under clearances yesterday
The ship Aurora Peterson arrived yesterday from Liver
pool 81 days and has 20 all we'll Reports
having experienced moderate weather until l4h inst lat Al lon
which time has had strong NV gales Oct IS signal
ed ship Manhattan for Lverpoo 2ls inst lat 80 TO- lon TO-
boarded ship GentOo put into this
with OF sas 81 days from Tome for Boson-had
perenced heavy weather in the Gulf.
BELOW
Brig Alma, from Bermuda-By pilot boat Grnnen
Also, ship, barks and brig, unknown.
Anchored al Quarantine
Bark Eliza Barss (Br) from Bermuda.
Brig Mariner, from West indies.
Scbr Edward j, OF and from Nassau, Mp.
Wind at PM. wsw. clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24
POSTAL DIR Glory

Foreign and Domestic Malls.
TINE or CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
popYsrc. North-Albany Buffalo and Canadas. 81 r. NJ
North and Vert way mail. ............. 81 A. N.
Western mai, via Erie RR 81 A. NJ and So 4. NJ
South and southwestern
Ess.srn mani 81 railroad j.. e. n and and m
by steamboat. Pm
CiIDossiA.. BY steamer, via Panama. Monday,
The overland Man for California leaves 3, Lou.
every Monday and THURSDAY, at 8 4; NJ. Letters
designed for II should be marked Overland, VIA
81. Touisn
Iaru err The Overland Msa from ST. Joseph Cxo) 10
Pisccrvle VIA Salt IAxe city leaves 81 Joseph
every Saturday, q. a. NJ. Lrers s5oud be
marked Overland, VIA st. Jose1hn
so. PAciyic Ry steamer, Panama, xsuday,
HAvASA.... ~ steamer Black Warrior, saturday, .
MEXICO From New Orleans. BY steamship Tennesses, os
the LIST and 18th oi each month. dettrr- intended
for M.sro should be placed IN the Poet Office at
New York days previous 10 the above eate.)
RrscrS. :. BY steamship STA, for Liverpool, We'd
nesday, NOV. -. Va A. ~
BY steamship Bavaria, for Ham
burg, with msis Tor German stsea,
"Wednesday. Dec. l...................
TINE or CLOSING At THg LONDON OFFICE.
Isp,A The Overland Mail closes folowa-va Mar
s~Iiss IA The "a 9th l1h and 18th Of each mouth
Via Southampton 9Th i.th and 18th, touching ~
Gibraltar Malta. Aie,andris suez and Alden.
Currs Via Marseies ths 9Th and 2Sh. Via Souhamp
ton sth ard 9th.
AryfrArA Via Nsrreil.. and suer on the l6,h Via South
hmpop and suex l2th.
Narnrrrs. Via Adsn The 4h and 9TH 81 the month.
gRl1ii-... Via Southampton the erh % the month
D1 When the the Indian and Australian
rails London falls Sunday hey made up The
evening previous.
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AND COMMERC GAL
rrEspaY. Nov 23-sP. n

TrEspAY, Nov. 23-sPN
by tho arrival Of the City Of Baltimore have London
advices ~ the 10th The funds eighth higher
being quoted al % the advance asc-bcd 70 Lon
Napoleon letter the African labor question which Is
regarded as an indication of pacific designs Cotton
sustained Breadstufs and provisions DUH on The
sh accounts the eliminating point o. the late rise
stocks here reached london and 10 have created
some astonshnent Tho London papers quote New York
Central s selling here a, s7& Michigan Central 90 Rcai
ing b4 They remark that Il singular that Illinois Cen
,ral should have risen here 10 49, while London bad
actually declined per cent The quotations In the Tms
show no material change with this exception They
as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24

Before Hon. Judge Holman.
Nov % john Desoif and osh.rs ", rirgini1 RE
and 4arin> fnsurance Compuny-Ths action to
recover - 600 policy u insurance effected in August
1884 on the bark Helen, on voyage from Cardiff, Ia
Wales 20 Savannah the United states any port ~
discharge IN this country. The vessel met with violent
storm after she lett Savannah for other port &C d
charge The defence set up was that the vessel MT
seaworthy that the rudder had been worm eaten ami
there was negligence. Verdict for plantin, f,6ss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24

-Canadlan brands were unchanged while the sales en-
braced about $50 bbls within the range OF figures.
Southern -four heavy, though without change of
moment in prices The sales embraced about 900 bbs at
quotations. Rye flour frmer, though sales
limited Corn meal was heavy, at the above figures for
Jersey and Brandywne Wheat was less buoyant, and
the demand moderate. The sales embraced about
1900 bushels, including red Southern at 81 %;
common white do. ut 81 20; good white Michigan
at 81 21 amber coored do. at 81 %; and prime white
Kentucky at 81 so. Corn in better demand,
and frmer with sales of about 600 bushels, including
Western mixed at 75c. TIC Southern white at &c. and
Sac SEC for Jersey and Southern yellow Rye rm
with small sales at TIC. 7Sc Barley in good de-
mand with sales of about 600 bushels at 73c 93c the
latter figure for choice Canada. Oats heavy and
cheaper, with sales Of State at doc n Acc.
CoFrEE.-The market was quiet but firm. Messrs. Vim.
Scott Son give the following statement of stocks this
market:-Ro coffee the 18th November, 1858, l0,507
bags sales for consumption estimated at 2601 Stock Of
Rio the 23d day Of November, 1858 1906 Bahia, 1868
Maracabo, $685. Laguayra, $780, Costa Rca, 692; Java,
mats ~ $50; government bags 6075. Total bags and
Llats, 90 5S1.
CoTToS.-Thc market irmcr, and closed at an ad-
OF about &c. per 10. The sales embraced about
$500 bales, closing firm the basis Of about Nc for
middlng uplands. Some brokers raised their figures TO
1lXc The following the movements in cotton to the
latest mail dates September l, compared with
a nt,At
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~'' AT WHOLESALE.
BALLARD, sHUTR a CO.,
No. a. Broadway,

BALLARD, sHUTH a Co,
No. As Broadway,
New York,
would respectfully announce 70 jobbe and retailers
toned 10 purchase furs in this market that notwhstsc
the general not quite universal practice adopted
the wholesale this city within the Last TIVE
months Of throwing their stocks open for retailing pupo
lust the pon arrives and sill
pectng the regular retailer and even the obber 10 coni
hesr cslsom they cannot believe either In The
NECESSITY, JUSTICE OR POLICY
Of the hut the contrary, do still believe IN the abb
Of the trade q this city g supRort a. lsas, .,rsx
To this end they invite the attention Of all those In
LADIES' FANCY FURs,
embracing the richest well az the common vsrete
GLOVES AND FANCY ROBES,
all Of which they viii sell such buyers as are favor Of
competition and legitimate business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24

IUEsDAY, NOV. 20 r. n
AsHEs-Saes of 25 bbs pots made at SIC 5zsc.,
while pearls nominal.
BRKApsuvFFs-Flour-The receipts were heavy espe-
caly for common grades of Western while good choice
brands of extra firm with sales Of about 800 900
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We may take this opportunity Of romarkng that the
published quotations Of American stocks the London
market are seldom reliable, and often very falacious
The business done American railway stocks and bonds
in London 90 trivial tina, the brokers little risk by
nlng w price current fancy prompts them We are
crediby informed that a sale Of hundred shares Of
American s,ecks in day considered quite large bust
pcss for London broker and that the whole business q
tle cAchange IN American securities seldom exceeds this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24

Tie exchanges al the Bank Clearing House tbs morning
were sic 40 2s7 IS and the balances 81 sol i9l A.
Grocsbeck Hoyt in their weekly circular for the
country, write as follows
During the past week the tendency Of the money market
has continued IN favor Of the bo-rowerosns at call be-
ing freely made the quotations this day week
There still very limited supply " paper Offering
discount We quote first class short acccptances per
cent The foreign exchange market Is shade frmer Ia
consequence Of the limited supply ~ outside bills Offering
State ks continue IN demand, and prices
generally higher Missouri SKIES have advanced !, per
cent with sales al e04 Virginia skies "a per cent; Ten
nessce SKIES, u per cent. California sevcns, per
cent. In the new government lives the transactions
unnt orient In city and county bonds the demand con.
tnues moderate at previous quotations City bank shares
continue in good demand with but lmlte.l supply Of
stock offering.
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They quote domestic exchanges as follows

The following comparative siaiemcn, Of the exports
exclusive OF specie from New York fore ports or
the week ending November - and since January IL
1856. 1857. lsss
Total for the week 81 az sos sc,ic1 s5I s,ss o3s
Previously reported. CaGs4i0 c5.Js,lS1 So SIS a53
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YE@BuRyPoRr. Nov 1i-Arr schr II Perkins. Rober
rhlsSeiphs a,, sshrs sinersa kreoss View nsdfsrs
Albert steele searr Harwich Cor Norfolk; Ames st4rhs
d. for New york Elizabeth Davidson Long Provincr,ov
for do. James Lawrence Rogers Providence for do Hnr
weed Portsmouth for DO tand all sld IA NJ, nd AID &C.
NEW LONDON. Nov 2o-A rrsteamers o.ocola Smith, Ne
York; Carl Providence for do sehr II Weeks wccs
71d-An scbrs Adventurer. Lewis EIizsbehpcrt; n W
let's, Baker. Providence for HYork.
Van ,,orlandt, Crotoni slcop MADDEN, Nyorh
mas Cld 10Th shrs Major Bsche, Cooper Galveston w
Cog-we Wears, Havana; l2h, Columbia Davidson, and
PHrIADEIPHIA. Nov GAR brig Elizabeth Libby, KIN
atom, Js schrs Magnolia, Nckerson TURKS Islands O-sa
Torrey 81 Msrys Ga; Julia Smith. Crowel Pcrmont; MARI
"a Burr TIon Syork ca bark Achilles speidin Chsrl
la schrs Challenge, Pendle'on, Lynn Newton, Emers
Boston.
schr Partridge Ris, Nyork. cid Oh. brig Thomas A
PRovIDENCE Nov MAR schr Sarah Taylor your
BRISTOL Pa sd schrs John Farnum Crowcl and Mary ~
RICHMOND, Nov p-Ar schrs Y " Bennett Wood Best,
Haven Grinih Albany SID steamer Roanoke, SINNER N
York, Manchester, Chichester. do.
FAN FRAECIsCO, Oct 1 thy overland maD-Arr bari
ens Scns sy III q ssrsssss TashsSse
SAVANNAH Nov 1s-Ch Ann handel, Alchorn, Havanet
zd by terArr ships MARY Perkins Liverpool John KIN
sALEM Nov iesid schr Richard Thompson, Lloyd rhi|
delpha CID bark Zoton, Clart, .ayenne
sToNINGTON, Nov Z-Au schrs Richard Law, Ismphe
Boston Nyors Pis Bohannan Providence FOR fre
WEYMOUTH, Nov ia-Arr schrs Granite Indge, Tarr, nj
YORK..
The Kanzas news., 1858-12-04
How to Succeed.

Ii Is the distinctive principles of the Re
publican party which constitute its strength
They are what the cold was 10 the Russian
Empress's famous palace of iee We are
bound together by no party traditions, by
no Federal patronage, not even by habits oi
early and protracted political associations.
In all these respects, and in these only, the
Administration party has the advantage ol
US. But so long as we adhere to our prin-
ciples, we have an advantage over them
which is tower of strength, and by the
aid of which we must ultimately conquer.
The Americans. If they feel the discomfort
with the present Administration which
they profess, are as much interested as we
in keeping the Republican flag .tfull high
advanced" If Mr.. Crittenden wishes to
act with the Republican party. it is because
it has power. Hedoes not wish to make the
destruction of that power condition of his
uniting with the party which exerts it
But that would be the precise and immedi-
ate consequence of levelling the Republican
platform to the feet of Mr.. Crittenden and
his friends.
Suppose we did make it ever so accepta-
bic to those gentlemen, what benefit would
it be to him or to the party? We should
certainly ALLEVIATE all the New England and
Northwestern States. What single State in
the South would we win by it? Not one;
not even Kentucky, where Mr.. Critic nden
and his colleagues are in hopeless minori-
ty. Il is not with such men, not with a
timid and time-serving policy, that the Re-
publican party is to be built up at the South.
1t is not to men who assist in stabbing he
roes like Blair and Lincoln, while battling
with their common enemy, that the hope
full eyes of the stricken white laborer of the
slave States are raised. What the South
wants to see is a strong, resolute, uncom-
promising Anti-Slavery power moving to-
wards them from the North, giving evidence
of sufficient courage and strength to pro-
tect the deserters from the Pro-Slavery
ranks. But they will never trust men who
make it their whole task to weaken and dis
courage the army which is coming to their
relief
If Mr.. Crittenden, and those who en-
courage his aspirations, desire to profit by
union with the Samson of the North, they
should not attempt, like Delilah, TO take a
treacherous advantage, of his confidence to
strip him of his strength. The course for
him and all the Americans to take obvious
ly Is, to come forward and do all they can
to build up the Republican party, and
strengthen it for the great battle of 1850
In that triumph, if we succeed, all will nat
ura1ly participate who participate in the
toll and the danger; and he is but short
sighted politician who thinks his own OF
the country's prospects can possibly be i'm
proved by his assisting to defeat, this fall,
the party which he thinks ought then to
succeed.-New York Eyening Post