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CAMP MEETING;

tAmP MerhaE uHdSr the ss.P,oe. 81 The VI .
Church OF Hsrprr, Very .ad HoI,,. a. st.,i,n IN a,
hs'a 90 The IAsd - Capt. jobs Nol-,. nsn Halno-s
commencing "a FRIDAY. Auru.t l5h Tn. M,n,,-
". 90" me@bs'' Of the NJ D. tbsrrh "a lya,aius Crr
any '"'l'd 70 'uead The Erosad wrI be prepared
ssd IossuOa' Tor tsa selected on Saturday the 81,
Isst
ThroaEh the ksd 60 operation Of .eent I.adAoIJ
ers. he ConBtee are authorized - sabouarr that a
hueksseTtaE 81 sST EISn Will Be tolerated IN IN,
ei1,ty. On behsh oftAs Comm itte<
AsE. S, IS. JOHN s DEAIE
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E0R SAKE.

TTNttE 0vuef visbss ~ tb.rs-ss q ~ ~ shis.
i nosisd. No NEoRO Mas iafm
taui-in tbis Or hsifhboftas tosfuss viH
b. e. Z 90 rrsff bred brisr sci - 90
tss'iag iatsrrsi h5ui fAts ~ ssls Arf y8
3 Hsfs n FHEE| Is
Chsdsstouu W Aof 81 - "
Wsvehtah WhK Wiaehetisf NJ 49,
spiff u Jshsn1a cor D. ssf ~ 10.
lFfIinu -
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HOTEL FOR RENT.

THg ~sAPPISoTON HOTEI.- 10
n ihis pisfs y faf rraf-- posssssiun rIgsn iss
meiiaisT udstFsd u isa f-sifahs rfapsuT
haTinE ~ ~ accessory eonvsntsncs, ~ fof
~ hoiel basiasss Wh.RAUM
Chsfissoun Va, Aus ~ ~
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COVERsHEsI APPOIsTHssr

Ihonss l. Psttsrson, Of Caubsrl.sd
ha'ssen sPPoisisd engineer 10 chief Of The
be. da@ 70 Be ihfosa soross ths Potomso
:. harPers Ferry, to suPply The sraoFy
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Public Sale.

4 SHALL oh~r 81 Pabl,~ Auction.
i O4 ~, uh Jay g( SEPTEMBER .sI
o. thr iaie fesilsurs VI Sosah AcPhstsot .,
80 o. 20 The isTm attsck,d 20 be NIL ,s..
VI rh-rsous Mi IN JSnefs0A county. he q.
l1Eing Properly va
SIR isad Of Cattle
TVssfy Hogs.
Tfass ~ ssLs Sir nooihs cf,du stii 30
asc good sscaftfY bsfofv h. pfursfif % ,sa.'
81. JOSEPH NICHOLS Ia
90 susaa MsFbsfsaa u GEES
Aug - -
ALSO 90"
Al he sane line sbd psrs sHd
terms 81 s5oTs oil 81. o. PutIs Aaeuoh.
Yyyk H,1iSs
8 ESsiA BhA CotSf
! B,O0d .S,v
10 St0aH. t1s Uog'.
Gg1d UlsIf $ ss,a.
aal 10, atfskG
JuuN q COCKRFtI
Tr1.ss ff Less AsPhsfs Cst|ts .
Ar - b.
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nOs. q. vi. sunnrn.

fMr. summers will bseoms . GOOD Dsn
oerat, Ahd tbus renoubcs sbti slsVsryi.n, snd
81 be old Wbig hsrssies 30 will us,t. 80
tbe editor Of The Pres Press, Ia ,uppor,,og
bin fof tbe Office q Governor Of Yi,gini, !,
BE- b The regular candidate Of The party -
iPiaoAsHsy IiSRi4iaa
The 'bov' is oh'rae'sri'iis Of Jour party.
friend P'l@sr Ever ready to sosieh from
Nh'g nah' some one TO sonnsnd your
legion Of voters
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IL The Rev DR. Cummin~ will preach a. Lee.
to~h Chureh on the hfN Ssthaih IN Angus ar
W o'clock NJ ant viii continue To preach a.
the same place aai hour on each ssbbaih in thai
moplA. JuIy % -
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PUBLIC SALE,
On "Wednesday, 18th Septem-
be-, ISIS.


'I'iE Subscriber, intending 10 move West vii
4 onsf 81 P10uc Sale, a. Lis :esidehcc On Mil
Creek, near Daniels Mil "A miles sa,t of Ger.
fArd~oNn, ~ miles west 81 DaTkesyi.le, aG1 9
miles from MArtia,b1rg,
o" Hed"r'day, Me l5h Of S>pftn5,r,
ALL ms
PERSONAL PROPERTY
valuable wofs Hogscs 5 hrstrsse MI-A
Cows, 20 Stock Hogs = Bros Sow. - nae
sheep, head Of Young CAue, i've horse
wagon, one or t~o-hotsr, do, & set Ut
good Wagon Harness J set Of Fiy Mems. {
bitshest d0ahle and 2sing saOVrI PiOWs
new wagon Bed, pair OF Wool Lai'sf.
Log Chstn and Sucicher, I 18th Chain NhsAt
Fac, tDuyIe's make Cuttug Bon Harro~
Rake, Forks Sc , barrels NtnsEsr. Also
4! Acres 81 Corn IN the Eruunf. 10 tons ~
imy'hy Hty, goOt lot at C!oVrf.e-t. q
Acres OF BaeswhrAt IN n, gruuoi, sni I &C.,
Potatoes IN the ground
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W. hags lgH fsrefvsa ioi q Wkssiiaf
NMCOOK afOVEs. sas ZION Aneriess pir
~ stra hssvy gisiss for 500 ~ soai
- RtDnIE BRO
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PRIME LAND
Privatc Sale.

Ar PRiTATE SALE,
500 .Acrss of Land.
situated within iwo miic, Of ChAfl,.to-n u.
Cuunty Sea- ivr Jrf-rS.n Comfy Va u .rs1t
thr kssi slds 81 bis farm adjoining he Ans o.
George w Eicb- iDrrErr. EsG on zoe EsN ar:
10 bound bY The kryes', Ferry road on IN. Nur,A
POtiiyn Of N, LAND Is IN thfify <na2A
r. ! " II H. r.
The Cleared Land :, 10 a good state Of
icui.iiy sof lies hauisomely Tor cult >MsAs
vanon
Ibere u Bryer-iAiltnY stream Of uatsr rus
ntrZ th'uugh ne ptrm,srs sGprJinE al abus
ta1I supply - ma nSccssarV nuii tor stock 49,
oiher purpDsrs and thrfc spunr Of In, Va
trr convenient to tk~ DselinE
Toe Improvements consist 1ts con
Gtst2 fgnab.c DWELLING HOUSE 600
klt iaintng several Rooms Nuh kITrH
EGW8 ~, And SMOKE HOUSE 40
Cora ho5~s, Wagon seed. aud BsH
9Th Siah,s underneath
Adjoining ih~ Uous> LOT. iss hr,i- nHe1A
'ste APPLE ORCHARD
Of choice Ffuit nov " toll h-aTiog S
A'tts Land binds 90 thr rshiic road -
" has . cOuVrnirnt uatirt ~ Mills ard o hsT pab
lir places THIS - . h~a1tf1i Iiuis fata az
uoud sui any Psf'on cesifing to psrSAass 's'
- -irs
~ Ts'ns spplv o. ne asasfs.safa gy az p,.
CbsflsstoSh. Jshrfsgn &c. Va
THOMAS BRLsCoE
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ToRS.--A i"W barrels wanted al the Ofic- OF
~ the Fo< Pgcts .aaS9..sis!g
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~ - AasA ~ - To - y ~
DY viftas ofa Ds-i rf Toe rom = ~ b o
Da4i a.ls tI n- tsfsI p..,.sf - i-ss o.
fsc1ff iu 10 Ct-tss udf.s % Jsasfs1s tas-
4 OIL ,fsf ior SO
~. Mgnf8y ~ lG,A Of AVSsR 80
ts Ctsrssisvn 10 pfrp@uy Ass coarst.. '
A no UsE AND E. OF soc
fhs A.,ey Wsst .l ChsfI-sIgss 81 atsius 10.
ffA .I.s1 Es1a.a sHt 1.hs~ IT, Ii.s
b. rusd D. Pen ssI - lssirstis asa pfifs' +.
dfEte
Tess FHY DsEsn Csss 900 b.
see % ~ 20 10 ~ ast iEs fsms.strf if i-f
"a AANr.
JofTg3 - 1a
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MILITARY sPIRiT.

The military spirit seems to prevail to
seDsidsrable extent in cur town. On Sat-
srdsy last the jefferson G uards,' aud "Jef
fsssos Cadets" we're on parade The for.
MGR for the purpose Of slec,ing officers, some
informali,y having occurred in the last elc,-
tiOn, aud some vacancies 10 GIL and the latter
for ,hepurpo.s Ofpresen,iug to their esteem
ed Captain, LAWSON Borrs, Esq a Silver
Goblet.
The election resulted q, follow,
Captaiu-JonS W. RowAS
LIST Lieut-H. b DAVENPORT
ID Lieut-CHAs II STEWART
3.d Lieut. e. u CASrRg.L.
4,h Lieu, w. W. b GaLL.HES.
Ensigu-BESI + BEALL.
Orderly Sergcant-E Il HAEREiL.
2nd Sergeant-E s. HAREELL
3rd Sergeant-E W MmL.R.
<th Sergeant-J. II. HURsr.
The only change Of officers is the election
Of Mr.. Campbell to the 3rd Lieutenaney 10
place Of Mr.. James A. Hurst, resigned, aud
the election Of w. ". b. Gallaher TO the Itb
Lieu.enaucy Mr.. Z. Il Harrell, takes the
place Of Mr.. Campbell as Orderly Sergeant.
The presentation off the Goble. was made
By Master RonERr W. NORM in = usa, and
manly manner, eVinciug more ealnnsss than
!, usual for Que Of bis age, before so large an
assemblage Of ladies and gentlemen. The
reply Of Capt Boris was made 10 a style
that denoted the accomplished soldier and
gentleman, aud elected the appreciation aud
applause Of all present
The follOwiogis the inscription
"JHtEm ri teaaeeH p,opOsii rirum
An Offering Of Gratitude
to their noble hearted Commander
LAWSON Bolts, Esq,
from the
Jefferson Cadets, CharlcstOup, Va,
lS5sp
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PEW RENTS The PsS Keats u the Prr,bytsri
60 Church due.
john HUMPHREYS
GEO ". EICHELBERGER
A. W. CRANER
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Special Notices.

BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
We give below the hours Of arrival Of the
cars at HarpersFerry
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FTRHEHE si1 bss m-sfity - ~ fpse e
u are fsT n O-tet-r ssIt
JDmN Y gtRsON
AsF ~ - a.
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EnNTEnNLMLNT

TIE th1ve sac b. 20 r.1sst ot.h M1N
ssasmHsf g0A .CDau tsyI . stish frt
taFs psss EB MANI.
A. fE 49, TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26

In CONGRESS yesterday, Mr. Crittenden pre-
scented to tie Senate letter from Gen. Shields to-
gether with his credentials as Senator from Mime
sofa, and urged immediate action. A motion to lay
the subject upon the table was lost. Mr.. Toombs
submitted resolution referring the question to the
Judiciary Committee, with Instructions to inquire
whether Minnesota be now q State. The Army
bill was then taken up. Mr.. Johnson's substitute,
providing for the employment of volunteers, after
having been amended by making the number 5000
instead of 1000, was rejected Mr.. Hunter pro-
POSED another substitute, which Mr.. Pugh moved to
amend by provision authorizing the President to
accept of the services of volunteers not exceeding
5000, to serve for two years, unless sooner dis
charged. The amendment was adopted, but the
bill 10 its then form was rejected bya vote of 16
to 35. recOnsiderstionwas moved, but not voted
upon. Messrs. Seward and Cameron voted in the
affirmative, After listening TO a personal eIplana
ton between Messrs Bell and johnson of Tennes-
see, the Senate adjourned till Monday.
In the HOUsE, Mr.. Quitman reported bill au-
thorziDg the organization of a regiment of mounted
volunteers for the defense of the frontiers of Texas,
and giving the President power to call out four adj
ditiOna regiments of volunteers. The case of the
Hon. o. b. Matteson was called up. After cOnsid-
cradle discussion, the resolution directing his ex-
pulsion was referred to a Select Committee.
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isg I, It oae regimen: Of diasOoas ami sssr ess~.
M PtCH tobio, moved TO amend Mr. Hrn..
substitute BY authorizing the President 10 scosos -
lie seryices OF volunteers, not ekoeeairg sod =
servo az cavalry or infantry for two years aai,s.
sooper discharged. sfT.
This was adopted by q against -. .. -
The BIZ 10 This form was then reported % IA,
Senate. and rejected by vote Of 10 sgainst 80 y,
YEAs-Mess: Bel. BsSs. orodonct. Cameron Cn1<als.
Dorviss Orren OWN Houston, johnson tTennl sGlsy
PIN Sew ard StuAr, Thompson Ky spa Icomoa
kAYs-Nesus. Alien. Bay ard, Benjamin bset Bovs
Ch,ud,er Chrh Clay Dixon Doolfle, Durhes smas fsss
Sep Fneh Foot Foster Hale Hsm.in Hammond hsres Hts
ter Iyerson johnson (Arkt King Mason ron sesssi<s
simmons. SIidel gunner Thomson IN Jl TrumOul. wiza
a5.Srte,.-Me.srS Bates Bright Colsmer Dsy' rtr,s
,L Jou,, Kennedy PeaTcc, Reid. Wade and Henderson
An an,icable personal explanation took place h.
tween Messrs Bell and johnson. Mr.. Bell remarked
liza, he didn't say that he would disregard ths q.
.tctions of the Tennessee Legislature, but that 4,
wouldn't obey them; nor did be say that he woala
ute Tor the admission Of Kansas un Ter the Lec@ae-
t,n Constitution; he was inclined to so against T.
hut would await new developments.
Mr.. SEWARD IN. " begged leave TO Lnterpcss,
saving he had paid particular attention to Mr. Bslf,
mech And when Mr.. johnson replied, he cav thai
Mr.. johnson had missppTehended Wien he spoke =
II Mr. Bell had pledged himself to vote Tor the sda-
SION Of Kspsas ur der the Lecompton Constitution.
Adjourned till Monday.
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We have all along in our comments on Mexican
affairs, expressed strong sympathy with the Lib.
era party, and with ComOnfort's Government as
acting in the interest of that party as against the
Church and State Conservatives. But COmonfOrt
in his present position is no longer entitled to
be considered as the head representative Of the
Mexican Liberal party. In fact the unfortunate
commissions in Mexico one of the first consequence IS
of which has been his own expulsion have grown
entirely out of Comonforts want of fidelity to the
Liberal party to which be indebted for his ele
walton. Instead of standing by that party and
doing bis best to carry out # that were not pos
sible, to modify by constitutional means the new
Constitution which the Liberal Congress had
formed, Comonfort undertook, Of his own mere mo-
tion and by bis own sole authority, to set aside
that Constitution and to substitute dictatorship of
his own in its place. 1t was not in any attempt to
sustain the Liberal party, but in an attempt to set
I'D himself, backed by the Army, as a new or third
party. sort of compromise between the Liberals
and the Conservatives, that Comonfort has fallen to
the ground Little disposed to say anything
calculated to wound his feelings, it is impossible
stand by and see him claimed as the head of the
Mexican Liberal party, aud assistance asked of
this country to reinstate him in the government
he has lost, without calling attention to the truth
II has been still more the distrust Of the Liberal
party, whom he had just abandoned, aud even the
dstrust of his own soldiers on whom he had relied
to carry out his coup d'tto than the arms or inau
ence of the Conservatives that have driven Ccmon-
fort from Mexico. Generals like Inglesias "a
mora and Zarate, who owed their positions entirely
10 Comonfort, abandoned him and returned to the
constitutional order as soOn as they saw that al
legged diculties in operating the Constitution were
but pretext on his part for deserving the Liberal
party. 10 which he owed. his election. As to that
party, il 10 not surprising it. with this new instance
of want Of fidelity. they refused any longer to
recognize as their chef man who, at three differ.
ept times before, since his accession to power h,d
sought to bargain with the Clergy, and thus
to rick if not to thwalt the objects which
tie Liberals hal chiefly St heart. The very
fsct that Ccmonfor. has come 70 the
Ultel SAFES 13.e'l u ,e,naI.n5 4 Nix Co.
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The State Inebriate Asylum.

AIBAsY, Thursday, Feb. ., $50
The Board Of Trustees Of the State laeenes
Asylum met at o'clock this afternoon the Hoe
BLsJAaIs +. BuTI ER presiding.
The Hon. X. ii. Walworb, from the COMMITTEE
Location, reported that the Asylum would h y
Gated and comnanced in May next.
Dr.. Francis { New.York. James S. Wadsvora .
Genesec, Geo. Folsom and Edward Turner Of Ne,
York, and Hamilton Murray Of Oswego, were e.scss
a Committee on Construction and Repairs.
The Hon. X. H. Walworth wac appointed 10 az.
mortal TO the Legislature asking the appropncuS
Of fifty peIcen. Of the License moneys for the As!!sS
The memorial wa signed by al the members OF ="
Board.
Subscriptions to the amount Of 81. 900 have svssT
been received. ~
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proves him no longer to represent or TO belong 70
the Liberal party or indeed to any other party OF
that country. The progressive aud constitutions
party, though for the time It has LOST the capts
through the detection of Comonforts soldiers, SUI
remains in full organization, with Juarez' In'e,
Justice of the Supreme Court and Provisional
President at its head who, il is well KNOWN mas
orsanized Liberal Government at Gusnsiusto' IN
opposition 10 the reyolutonists who hold tive
capital.
To aid and countenance, as The Herdtd seems
inclined TO do, the raising Of men in this country 10
enable Comonfort TO return to Mexico-a man
equally repudiated by both the great parties INTO
which that unhappy country is divided-would be
the setting on foot of fllibustering expedition
il being the Distinguishing characteristic of such eH'
petitions that whatever their pretexts, their real
object is the personal advancement and private
ends Of those who set them on foot. This proposed
expedition may be said in one point OF view al
least 10 be even less defensible than Walkers Cen
trail American enterprise. Walker actually was
invited to Central America BY one OF the two par
ties BY which Nicaragua was divided. Comontort,
jected by both the corresponding parties into which
Mexico is divided.
We may take this Occaslonto observe that COm0n-
Itall along has been inclined to look too muchtO the
United States to keep him in power. In his famous
treaty entered into with Mr. Forsyth he was ready
TO mortgage both the future revenue and the terri
tories Of the Republic to find means for the tempo
rary replenishment of his empty treasury and now
expelled from Mexico BY the common consent of
all parties in it, he proposes to go back by Ameri
can aid, or rather, as we hope the case il, some
volunteer and illadvised friends OF his propose that
an American expedition shall be set on foot to re-
ns,ate him. But as the former attempt TO lean
on the United States, which had the form of legal
ity, failed the other directly in the face of the
neutrality laws as ii u.s. can hardly succeed any bet
ter.
Mexico is not able to cope with the United
States in national war, but she has shown herself
sbundantly strong to repel flbuster enterprises
Take, for example, the expeditions of Carvajal on
the frontiers of Mexico and Texas, of Walker and
Raousset in Sonora, of Sentmanart in Tabasco, OF
German in Lower California, and the unfortunate
end of Crabb and his followers. We can hardly
expect that similar enterprise, even if led by
Comonfort, would have any other result. Imme-
diately after Comonfort undertook his comp dftdt,
Vidaurri and CARA or what amounts to the same
thing, the States of Nuevo Leon and Tamaullpas
concluded treaty of alliance offensive and defen-
.ve to defend the Constitution and oppose his usur.
patton. They would be ready to meet him on the
frontier, and though Comonfort might escape by
second fight, it might go hard with the unfortu-
nate men whom be had seduced to follow him.
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Newgork daily Gribm>te
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 90, 1853.
An RIGHT.PAGE EXTRA TRIBUNE

The great, conclusive struggle in Congress for and
against the Federal imposition of the Lscompton Constitution
upon Kansas being imminent the Publishers OF THE Tss'
engaged in making Extra Edition OF their Semi
Weekly which sha set the character and grounds
Of srusse-b- principles involved aud the consequences
dependns-fay suthenticsy before the Country That
Ex,r. will b. issued Saturday Of this week and will conan
l. The Speech In our City the Hon. FREDERICK p STAN
TON late L. Secretary f1 the Territory of Kansas nTatn:
the recent events Kansas and exposing the frauds In
which the Leconpon Constitution originated and the chcaneies
a vsne by which who dare not submit it for adoption
or rejection the People Of Kansas yet sAemns and STIR
wing to force II upon through the acon Of Congress- backed
By the President and the Federal Army;
The Letter Of the Hon. GEO. BANCROFT Secretary OF the
Nsvy under President Polk rephendns the Lecompton I'm
posture and insisting that no Constitution be imposed Kansas
which shan not have been fairly ratified by her People;
The Report to the Senate Of the Hon. JAS s. GREEN of
Msou setting forth in behalf Of bare majority of the Com
Territories tbs grounds on which Congress is asked to
accept s ecompton Constitution tina. Of the State
Of Kansas and the bill proposed TO effect that object
Ths minority Report of the Hon. Messrs CoLLAMER aud
WADE Republican Members Of the Committee aforesaid
testing s.us the imposition of the LeconPton Constitution on
Kansas;
S. The minority Report Hon. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS
Chairman Of the Territories showing why and
wherein an honest exposition Of and adherence TO the principles
OF the also the grounds which the
Topeks Constitution resisted in the last Congress and TO the
explicit pledges Of the Cincinnati Platform and of President Bu
eh.nsn inpersivey require Congress the rejection Of the
Lecomp.on Constitution
c. The Letter Of Regent CALHOUN Of Kansas trying to clear
himself from the impvaons Of fraud aud juggling in the matter
OF the Election Returns under the Lecompon Constitution
-The,e documents believe, in connection with MI Blu
cAAan late Extraordinary Message which has already OBJ
tsned universal currency asd fun and fair view Of the mo
mensas struggle progress from its three several aspects
Lecom Dousas and Republican We propose to print
them Ill in an Extra OF TUE SEMIWrEELY TRIBUNE,
which we offer at these prices: Single copies cents IL copies
80 cents u eope, ell So per hundred Sl5 PER thousand
Single copies incoed In separate wrappers OF otherwise and d.
reced TO sseh addresses may accompany the order
We need hardly that the prices above cited viii barely
cover tie Coz, Of paper aud pressoi We have placed them
ths low in oIdr that may the effectively ali
~hc love Truth add Freedom aid giving
tie widest possible diffusion. There should be Half Million Of
copies minated Al As keep 90 large
type, standing urge thai al orders promptly transmitted
70 HORACE GREELEY Co..
Tribune OAics New. York
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IL d.v HING, co., ,.,,or.

Probably each day brings fty letters to this City
mar, OF them addressed to total strangers to the
h this: " Sr understand that money yerv
abundant In New York so write TO inquire what terms
can ob,dn thousand dollars on bond sud mortgage
farm , or other real eslste worth double FOR treb tho
ann reaedr Such the OF many eier' s' addressed
10 th, establishment though have often explained that
money 10 ,er 90 plentiful IN this City that may eebtaned On
boad aud distant property unless by person. who
have strong personal influence aud then heavy rates When
money In liberal supply, those who own II can rarely
BE- nduced loan other security than thai rhoh N" Ger
taay their s0Hy again ''Aen're they may PPe'
% country mortgage VIGOROUSLY will not, Even
City morisAs of unerceponsbe character viii not command
~ the motley that wanted such securities at seven per cent
annum PurttuAy paid every six months though such mort
cages eao Usually DO cold al moderate shave while Country
mortgage on which money must be realized can usually
b. sod only ats rinous discount When money reported
abundant here al i've OF six obtained ouly call
with securile. from which the loaed surely be
realized at days notice Parties ing units tens OF hundreds
Of thoassa ds rhh they ePsc' T. need az az eary future
day - 10 loan o. 'uh secate. even at osr Def cent,
When ;hy d. no beer. vLtu hey would gt lend fr lxeI
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26
To the Associated Ptess.

WASHIsGTos, Thursday, Feb. %, 1873.
The defeat of the Army bill in the Senate is not con-
eidered conclusive against increase of the Army
il is thought the bill pending in the House will,
with slight amendments, be accepted by majority Of
the Senate.
The House Committee on Elections have come to no
conclusion respecting the Ohio contested case.
The L. S. supreme Court will adjourn tomorrow
until the lst of April next.
II is not true that tie House Committee Terrific
ries have agreed to report bill for the Territorial
Government Of Sierra Nevada. They have merely
decided TO consider the memorial on the subject.
The Hoe. James b. Clay Of Kentucky was in his
seat in the House to-day and received the consrstula-
tOns e his friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26

From the Utah expedition We have later advices
by way of St. Louis. The army continued in good
health, and the weather mild. But little snow had
fallen in the vicinity of Camp Scott. Brigham
Young, Heber c. Kimbsll and others had been in
dcted in the United States District Court for high
treason. The Mormon Legislature was still in
st ssiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26

One Charles L. Taylor has been arrested at st.
Louis on Q charge of having set fire to the Pacific
Hotel, after numbering one of its inmates. The
landlord and Waterman Of the house are also sus-
pected Of having been parties to this crime, which
resulted in so terrible loss Of life. Full particulars
Of the catastrophe may be found in another column.