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'Iike one who treads alone
"Somc banquet hall deserted;
"Whose lights are fed, whose garlands dead,
81 And all Int he lpnartcd J,


But what is he to do? And there is Judge Ec-
KRIs too; with his batch of indictments for high
treason, all drawn up in due form, and with his
wrs ready for service; but the offenders have dis
appeared into space, no one knows whittier. He
were q bold man who should undertake to follow
them, and arrest BRIGHAM YOUNG and IIEBER C. KIM
BALL in the midst of their band of Danites. On the
whole, we consider the new authorities of Utah to
be in predicament. 1t is evident that no gov
eminent can be instituted where there are no
people to govern; and it is equally clear that
the judicial functions cannot be put to any
practical use where there arc neither criminals
TO try, or jurors to impannel. This sudden
change from teeming life to utter solitude, is more
like the phantasmagoria of dream than an Incl
dent in the annals of q nation. The power it i'm
plies in the Mormon leaders is not less astonishing
than the prompt obedience that followed the eXer-
else of that power. On the memorable day when
Governor CUNNING addressed the multitude in Salt
Lake City, they listened to him in profound silence
but when he invited their speakers to reply, the
suppressed passions of his auditors found vent in
vehement gesticulations and daring anathemas.-
hN o'loNej III VAIN; W dlitJ tHc StOIl1 bul III II
word from BRIGHAM YOUNG, it fell as suddenly as
1t had risen, and, upon the surface at least all was
calmneSs and stold Indifference. Could Governor
CUNNING put hook in the nostrls of such q Levia-
than2 Perhaps it was fortunate for him that they
did not give him the opportunity to make q trial.
They feasted, fattered, and caressed hm-threw
handful of Utah dust in his eyes, and then, turning
their backs upon him, and upon civilized life
plunged once more into the wilderness. 1t was n
strange finale to the third act of the Great Mormon
Drama. The first act closed at Kirkland, Ohio:
the second, at Nauvoo, Missouri; the third at Salt
Lake City, Utah territory. The fourth and fifth
acts are yet to be played out; but whether the
piece will terminate as a bloody tragedy, or as q
serio-comic extravaganza, who can prognosticate?
Governor CUMMINGS mission to the saints is ended
lie has found the actors, we fear, more worthy of
place in the criminal calendar than of denomination.
lie has accomplished his work by finding nothing
TO do, and nobody to do it; and he may therefore,
we trust, be permitted to pack up the records of
the territory and return home. He has been treat
ed very shabbily; but how can he avenge himself
upon thin air2 Let us hope that his next mission
may prove much more successful one, and that
he will not always, like SANCHo PANzA of old, seek
in vain for his Government of Barrataria
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BALTIMORE.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE l6, 1858.

Queer stories used to be told of the wanderings
and adventures of American diplomats in their
efforts to find some of the perpatetic governments
of Central America but the latest oddly of the sea-
son, is the rapid march of Governor CUMMING from
Salt Lake City southwark, in chase of people to
govern. When OWEN GLENDowER boosted that he
could call spirits from the vastly Deep the fiery
IoTsPUR laughed, and said:
t'Why can J. any man.
"But will they come when you do call for them?n
1t is easy enough to invoke; but the difficulty
lies in obtaining n response to the invocation
Governor CUNNING may call the Mormons; but will
they come when he does call for them? There's
the rub viii they listen to the voice of the
charmer, charm he never so wisely, or will they
fit before him shadowy and intangible, and leave
him to exercise his proconsular duties over empty
houses? Whatever lingering hopes Governor Cum
MING may have of bringing back his stray sheep to
the fold they have abandoned, we imagine that he
will find those hopes disappointed, and that he
will return to the city that was swept and gar
nished in honor of his coming to the sanctuary
where he addressed the multitude, and to the
mansion where he was so Hospitality entertained
to feel
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE is published every morning
tSundays excepted price Two CENTS served in the city,
at twelve and half cents per week. payable to the car
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North streets, Baltimore. Letters to be addressed "To
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~ MONMOUTH PAPER says: " In another column
will he found the certificate of fellow townsman Jas
W. Davidson, ESD to Professor Wood This is another
the instances where has changed gray hair To
rnglcs, and bald scalps waving locks Let any
who stand in need of this valuable remedy give it a fail
trial.
CAUTION.-Beware of worthless limitations rs several
already in the market called by different names Use
none lncss the words professor WoodSs Hair Restora
tive, Depot St Louis, No. and New York are blown in
the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent NJ dicnC
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and CanadaS, and by
JOHN C. GIVEN Chinaman's Tea Store,
my292w 81 and 80 Baltimore street.
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gsgaI SlOtitts.
VNHTS is TO GIVE NOTTCE i

'IIIIO 10 To VI ' Il NUIItIII fh9f tho y,,I
II scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court Of PIti
more city letters tesamentary the estate Of SANITi
HOPKINS, late Of said city deceased. All persn,,g 49,
ing claims against the said deceased, are hereby w.,
to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof IN Ho
D. Loney, his attorney, No. 81 Lexington street on or E
fore the 10Th day ofNovember next; they NAV ocri
by law, be excluded from all benefit of estate All
persons indebted to said estate requested to max
mediate payment. Given under my hand, this ISL,
day of May, 1858. '
rn,-1Q 1r,, TTI,
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EEHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THATT9E

subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
BanGre city, letters teSamenary on the estate of Holm
r. foo ate OF sand city, deceased All persons having
pit te same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
on or before the 18th day of December lS5S hcv na,
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of said n
tate All persons indebted to said estate are re1csad h
ID day of June 1855. my MANU- 'i''S
e4- 1awlw HTTGU n EVANS
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MOTICE IS HEREBY GIYEN THAr

~ LAND WARRANT No. % ,S54, for 100 acres issued
to Thomas Osborn under act of March 1855 has been lost
or rauduenty disposed Of it having been enclosed by
man, as ne Is officially informed, to certain Geo. H.
Hickman, Baltimore and having never come to the hands
OF the UNDERSIGNED that he has given authority to
any one to sell or assign the same and that he has filed
cyeat to the issuing of patent upon said warrant and
intends applying for Il duplicate thereof
mYl2- lnMliu.s L.
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ALBERT b. NELSON.
JAMES CRAWFORD NETLS
ITlHIS Isl no GIVE NOTIl5E IIIAr

~ the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Oh bmore CITY, letters of administration on the estate Of
JAMES CANDY, late of Wilmington Delaware deceased
~ persons having claims against che said deceased ara
n,e'S"y "arned to c@hibit the with tho ,,,,l,
thereof l" the subscribers before the 18th day Of be-
GENDER next they may otherwise by law be excluded
from ali benefit of said estate All persons indebted In
sad estate are requested to make Immediate pavmrnt
GlVen under my hand this 10th day of June 1858.
SAMUEL CANDY,
. WILLIAM CANDY
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Anlnstmtnts.

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Engagement of
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Wednesday Evening, June 16, 1858.
10 commence with the laughable Comedy, termed
OUR WIFE,
OR, THE ROSE OF AMIENs.
count de BrlSsac. Mr. J. NJ Dawson
After which the amusing Farce of
UNFORTUNATE JERRY
Jerry omnous ....................M Mr.. J. S. Clarke
To conclude with the
Celebrated Revolutionary Drama entitled
BLANCHE OF BRANDYWINE
oeIh dope.... Mr. j. Jefferson
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N.Y. -""-" Trustee
IN BALTLMORE IITY 0RpnANS.,

CouRT-,unc It'll lS5S-Ordered that the sale of the
rear estate OF SAML MOALE, deceased made bv Ann G
hoale anu Henry Moae, the executors of the last will and
testament Of the said deceased this dav r,orted to
~ Court ny the said executors be ratified and confirmed
unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before he
seventh day OF August next Provided a COPY Of this
order be inserted in daily newspaper published in
the city OF baltimore at least week for three sue
ccsSiVc weeks before the seventh day Of July next
The report states the amount of sales 70 be thirteen
| thousand dollars.
true copy. Test:
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Wv HUGH y. EVANS, Administrator.


Ilho 10 IONlFE NOTICE, that the sub
a scrlDers have obtained from the Orphans Court of
"a Citys letters tesamentary the estate of
ALBERTlNA a. NELSON, laid of said CITY docnaseJ =
an persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof to the subscribers before the 9th av of De-
cemher next they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate Given under oIr hands
this Sd day Of June, 1858. ~
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HEALTH OFFICE, Baltimore, June H. 1855
Report Of Deaths IN the city Of Baltimore, for the Ueek
ending Monday Morning.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TII6T,

~ JOSHUA ROBINSON and JAMES C. KRENrr
nave ny Deed dated 22d instant, conveyed to the under
signed IN trust all their property of every description for
c dement, OF their creditors One of the provisions of
sd deed creates preference in favor of those creditors
VINO WILL within ninety days from this date, accept its
copy OF the deed with the release be signed
ny le creditors can be found at the counng-room Of f.
l.. Parker Co, South Charles street
OIIVER 4. PARKER.
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JACOB MESSERSMiTH vs. ANDREW SHAUBLE AND
ALEXANDER B. DAVIDSON.
n THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL
TlMORE CITY, juno 9TH 1855 Ordered that the sale
made and reported by Edward israel Trustee for the sale
OF the property mentioned in the proceedings in this cause
he ratified and confirmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof he shcwn or before 10th day of June instant
Provided copy OF this order be inserted in some ncw
weeks before the said Goth day Of June instant
The report states the amount Of sales to be 81 475
WM II. IL. Tt RNER, CIR
jc7-law3w True copy, Test WIN. II. II. TURNER CIR
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5. c. HUNT VS.. JACOB GREEN, properly, Nonumcn

EMILE ". ROPES rs. JAMES II. TUCKER etql
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL
Il TIMORE CITY.-Orlcred this 29th day Of Nav ISIS
that the sale made and reported by the Trustee in the
above be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary be shown before the Both dav of june
next Provided copy of this order he inserted in some
daily newspaper printed in the city of Baltimore once u
week for three successive weeks prior to said day
The Report states the amount of sale to he $3.50
W. II. il. TURNER. CIR
True cory, test W. II. ii. TURNER Crk
ie1 -IaW-}W 10y - "
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JoHNsON's SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE $50, SO and $50,
For BEAUTY and durability of STITCH finish and design
is not crcelled by any other MACHINE.
GIBBS SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE s15 500, and s25
The above MACHINES are SPEEDY in their MOVE
MENT, and make strong elastic sich that will not
rip or break if every fifth stitch is cut.
Saiesroom, No. 90 BALTIMORE ST.
p19f l.. D. CHASE, Agent.
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GIFTS! GIFTS!! GIFTS!!
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS,
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
At the GRAND GIFT BOOK SALE, No Al Baltimore
street, corner of Frederick.
25-dtf EVANS & HOYT
WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING Co.'S
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
For Families Manufacturers and others.
''In our own family of Wheeler & Wilson'S
machines, and cannot imagneanything perfect"
Ed ". y. ErangeiiSt
126 BALTIMORE STREET, American Building,
fe22t W. MERRILL, Agent
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Sunrise. ., P NJ Sunset.
LiPr!i Zlst '''''''''''. '..'...'..42' $40 $40
April DIST

April Zst ''''.'..''..'..'...'..42 0 $40 $40
Alrll z-d'--.'-.. ..'........ ...l5' 47o $50
The frogs are utterly surprised by it, have forgotten
to sound Their note in that great march of HAIL TO THE
SPRING ~ which is heard, as it WERE from Natur,s
full orchestra advancing in the distance
Another view of Mormon affairs, and the one which
bears the most favorable aspect is the strong inclination
that many of the Momons feel return to their alle
ance To TINS they are prompted by variety of causes
such as pecuniay interest," undecepon their Illusions
the Mormon religion they say, having become quite diff
crent from that which they subscribed to dozen
ago more desire TO escape the despotsm to which thew
have suDmitted the operation of that instinct which leads
to deSertOn from the weaker party the longing of females
to retain respectable connection with the old established
society of the world Such of the reasons that
would render the respectable portion of the Mormons
very glad to receive the army and effect compromise
with the government but unfortunately for such an mr.
rangement they have, by their crimes placed
beyond the power of protection To admit that people
while prollerng contrton for crime, may still enoy the
fruits of that crime, would be to admit state of tnqs
that wholly incompatible with Christian society If we
are not mistaken, the judiciary which IS with the army
will not admit it, and poygamy, which lies the bottom
of the whole mischief will be struck at wherever it NAV be
found to exist For the sake of umany ITSELF the army
should be strong enough to maintain this course
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IN THE MATTER OF WINANS VS.. LAWN
Y TEIE CIRCIIIN COILRT EOR RAI "

N The CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAIT
ACrG on this 18th day of June 1858 1t is adiugrd or
dere and decrecd, that the sale made by j. g. H. aronc
Trustee in the case Of Hinans Lawn be and the same
Is hereby ratified and confirmed, provided to the
contrary be shcwn or before tie 10Th of Tunr instant
and provided copy Of this order be published in some
newspaper published in the city of Baltimore once week
for three successive weeks prior to the dat last aforesaid
The report states the amount Of sales to be IS 500
W. II. II. TURNER Crk
e5law3wl True copy, test W. II. II. TURNER CI'k
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|. NJ. SINGER &. Co.'S,
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
TIE BEST EVER OFFERED FOR FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS,
l05 BALTIMORE STREET.
~ To Clcrgymen of all denominations, and Sewing
Societies attached to Churches, offer Family Ma
chine at half-price.
W. f. FREDERICK,
teZ4-u Agent,
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ECTURE
IL BY JOHN IT, HANDY ESQ.,,
OF THE CINCINNATI BAR,
AT CARROLL HALL, THURSD1T ETENING,
JUNE II.
SUEJECT-TIe Early History Of Ireland; its Conquest
Gy Henry Of England; tie Con scdiioR Of its SOL 6v
tie English GoUerWment, aad consequent SHJrerSoR Of
hjSh LiJcriy.
Doors open at 4 Lecture to at s I O'Clock
Tickets 25 cents-to be had at Bamum's Iote at the
Bookstores of Murphy & Co, OBrien, and r. j. ITeian
at Grahame'S Drug store of Euaw and Baltimore
streets. and the door the evening of lecture u
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NOTICE-In compliance with the Prov

NOTlCE-In compliance with the Prov
sions of an Act of the General Assembly of Mary
land passed December session 1919 entitled an Act re
ating to Stock held by nenesidents and to provide an
easy mode for ransfcTing the same" Notice is hereby
given that the widow ANNA MARGARETTA FISCHER
Of Coburg SaNony, has departed this life, that Mt the
time of her death she possessed and entitled tn tho
lowing stocks to wittwo thousand eight hundred and
twenty dollars six per cent stock of the city Of Baltimore
thousand five hundred dollars five per cent stock of
the city of Baltimore; two thousand five hundred dollars
five per cent stock OF the State of Maryland and two ho
sand three hundred dollars six per cent of the Bal
tmore " Ohio Railroad Company
aald Anna MAEGARElfA FISCHER, duly executed
her last w appointing the judiciary Court of the Duchy
OF Coourg her Executor and under authority of the
the undersigned will at the expiration of one month
TINS date transfer the above mentioned stocks.
A. SCHUMACHER & Co,
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SMTTH 4 BURNEIT'S
~ LUMBER YARD,
10 CORNER GREAT HUGHES AND JOHNSON STREETS,
Foundry,) Baltimore, ap12tf
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= scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Bal
tIinore CITY, letters Of administration on the estate of
hohAIlo GATES ARMSTRONG, late of said city, deceas
gu. All persons having claims against the said deceased
are herepy warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
1nereo 10 the subscriber, her attorney Robert c.
larry Esq, No CORTLAND street, before the 9th
uE Vi January next; they may, otherwise, by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate All persons in
debted to said estate required to make immediate
Given under my hand, this Sth day of June, 1858.
ie16 1aw4w AJr,inistratrix
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IN TIE NATTER OF LATR0GE Trustee, VS. BALL
/ n TllECiRCUIT COURT FOR BALTI
MORE CITY, on this 18th day Of June, 1SjS-t is adj
Judged ordered and dccrced that the sale made by john
H. r. Latrohe, Trustee in the Of Latrohc rs Ball
an" the same Is hereby ratified and confirmed, provided
to the contrary thereof be shewn on or before the
nth day OF june instant, and provided copy this order
he published in newspaper printed in city of Bal
tmOc once week for three successive prior to the
date last aforesaid.
The report states the amount Of sales to be s. $50
WM II. H. TURN Err, Cl'k.
ic5-law3w True copy, Test, WM H. H. TURNER. GIN.
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FEHE COMPLIMENTARY
II S0IREE MUSICALE
Given to MRS. WORKMAN, on last Friday Evening ut
Carroll Hail. WILL in consequence of the inclemcncy of the
weather on that evening, he repeated FRIDAY EVE
Ming next, the 18th instant at the same place.
All tickets held by subscribers will be good for that oc-
cason.
Doors open at to at S4 o'clock precisely
Tickets and programmes at the Music Stores and at the
door on the evening of the performance. ie15tf
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ORBAITL

The Report states the amount Of sale to he So 455
je1aw3Fl True copy, test. W. II. IT. TI-RNER CIt
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Commission Sflertbants.
Nv I ~ 6hII,N NJ ,,1,, SAML A. HOUSE
EAFLOUR & PRODUCE COMMISSION MERcu Mtg
AND DEALERS IN
CORN MEAL, GRAIN MILL FEED,
SAM'L A. HOUSE

N. W. CORNER HOWARD AND PRATT STREETS
REFERENCES:-Messrs. Newcomer 4 Stonebraker: C. n
Kinks II Co.; Keauvre Il Campbell; James Hooper &
Sons; Chauncey Brooks, ESQ., President B. Il O. RI Co.;
Patk Gibson, ESQ., Bank of Baltimore; TTueman Cross
Esq, Cashier Commercial and Farmers Bank.
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WI. GEO. KREBS.
je31aw3w* If'rl
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w AN 1 h ID AN elderly, respectable
MoSAN to have charge of house during summer
anu 70 do the work for gentleman when the family are
ou Oh town. When the family mt home, either to
ana wash, or to do chamberwork. Unexceptionable
recommendations for ability and faithfnlness required
Enquire at the Office of "The Exchanged my25tf
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TaE "MouTHFIEcE" or TIE ADMINISTRATIONS
on SENATOR DorsLAs--We published yester-
day, letter from one OF our exchanges, inti'na-
ting that Senator Douglas was arranging to go
back to the Administration camp. Here is an
extract from the Washington correspondent OF
the n Y Post, as to whether he is likely to
succeed. The correspondent says:
But have wandered from the point to which
intended to confine myself when commenced
this letter. The attempt of Mr.. Secretary Floyd
towards pacification in the Cabinet, has stirred
up strife The ire of Tombs, Slidell, Bright,
Fitch, Iyerson, and men OF that school, is aroused
against Douglas. They say they will let the
people come back il they will repent, but Dou
glas never. | cannot better Illustrate the feeling
Of these men on this subject, than by stating a
conversation which occurred in the White
House not many DAYS since, between one OF the
senators named above, Il will call him Mr.. S.,
and a democratic General of Ohio. The Gene
raj, it is said, swallowed the LecomptOn pill, hui
not without making WY face. He was thank
ful for the Conference bill, because he views ii
rs :. Submission OF LecOmptOn TO vote of the
people. He Is now laboring TO reunite the de-
inocrncy. He met Senator 5. at the President 5
when the subject of the Kansas conflict was
talked over, the gist Of which is as follows:
GencrSI-"Eow the fight is over, we mus
forget and forgive on all sides, and unite again
and go right on the same as before. Those who
went away we must take back into the fold
again"
Senator S with a good deal of impetuosityl =
do you mean that We must take back DOu
gEasl"
General-"Yesi why no,s"
Senator S. [,lcnching his fist and striking ii
out into the mir with great excitement IN b'
Cd DID If ever will"
General-"Why not, if he rcpentsH"
Senator S.-"Repents be id. He triei IL
give the democratic party tho bear hug aut
crush the life out oil it, but we shook him off
and Cd d-n him. we wil. keep him of. IL,
shall never come back"
The conversation continued, at some length
in the same strain, but without showing any
signs of pacification towards Mr. Senator Don
gIas for the objectionable sin he has committed
It is understood that "Senator s." is the mouth
piece of the Administration in the Senate. Il
the conversation above cited, he reflected tn,
sentiment OF such Toomhs, lverson
Gwin, Fitch, Bright, and men Of that class it
the Senate, and Cobb and Thompson in tn,
Cabinet as well as the President himself. ST
there is no more peace for poor old Mr.. Buchan
an; OF, to Use an expression which he made
about himself the other day, when a gentleman
said, "Well, Mr.. President, you have got rid o
Kansas for the preseat"-"Yes," replied Mr.
Buchanan. for the present. There is nopeac,
for the wickedl'" II.