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Grand Total, s4,2s2,4ss 81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

In 1856, Mr.. r. Barnwell Rhett, a South Caro-.
Enian person, notorious if not famous, dissolved
the Upion-to the extent of bis ability-in long
winded letter to Gov. Adams. This, like most
literature of its kind, was instantaneousy en-
tombed, no State of this Confederacy acting upon
its suggestions; but somebody, being moved by the
RECEIPT speech Of Senator Hammond, already duly
commented upon in these columns, has eIhuned
the ep,te, and reprinted the same in four columns
of Tn, Chorle,ton Mercury for the delectation and
edi6catiOn Of mankind.
The institution of Slavery is said to be slim
ulsnt Of most Of the manly and womsnly virhea
II has certainly great and we may say an insalcu-
liable quantity of ink.shed to answer for. IF its
champions would but think with half the facility
with which they write, and having great skill in
.s,ing something, had only something to say,
our task, when We csme TO consider their prOduc-
,;ons would be an easier one; because we should
not no compelled to waste so large q part Of this
foo short human existence i'll hunting
for logic where there was no logic, aud
in searching for arguments where rone had
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

jurie'-f''y the edeues generally, and the Ac.as,
will not become obsolete. The heavens viii -
on it. The Clergy will preach from il O Suol..
nights. Do they not already Nothing like poi,s Z
this noisy world. Blow your trumpe.s. s.s,
your oPhikleides Burst your trombooes. -
smash crash your big drums, Be little Ju..r
Tors1s' Keep up an aversge Of rows. Rsasn.
Der that sensation in this Tartar camp Of a c,-
ever-ckareins as the oceans waves surg'as on =.
shore-requires to be renewed every fort,;.I.
Ia Paris and London, which pride themse,y,. :.
their metropolitapism sensation will last =.
son. Here We manage those things better. o.
sppettes for the new are infinite. Touch al -
is the Gothsm motto. So mako the most ~ -.
Piccolomini hectic flush.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

OF all the blind fanatics in this perverse world,
YOUR professed hater of fanaticism is the most
inveterate and conspicuous of all agitatOrs, your
determined foe to agitation is the most pestilent
and effective. Many sn excitement has been kept
up long after it would have died natural death by
the wrong g-hesded hostility of those who had
determined and proclaimed that it should be sup
pressed instanter; and many volume in its day
esteemed and persecuted as seditious and treason.
able has owed sll its significance to the sharp eyes
of those who discened occult meanings which
were never intended-all its currency to their
exertions to insure its suppression. OF these
truths, what may be characterized as the jolest
literary ror of our day affords fresh illustration.
An account Of it must certainly amuse aud may
possibly instruct q good many readers.
Some three months ago, that respectable and
conservative publishing house, the Appetoos is
sued a large and compact octave entitled " The
I" Household Book Of Poetry" 1t was not - has
been blunderiDsly assumed, poetic gallery or
book Of specimens, designed to show how well
or in the whole body Of aspirauts to poetic fame
had written: i. expressly and uniformly eschewed
extrsct., however admirable, with all attempts at
b;oer.pb, or cri.ici.n. The Preface ccnuencsi
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

We publish on another page a letter fr,u w..
nesota, to which tie dealers in stocks and -
will do well to give careful attention. The us;...
matter may be thus briefly stated: The s.,,. :,
Minnesota voted to loan bonds to the .uoc,, :, -
FIVE millions to divers Railroad Compan;.. !, A..
State, on condition, among other thiny, t1., -
way of securing the State against being obI;,.s !.
pay either interest or principal, the road. A.,
give the State First Mortgage bond. on ths, =
spective roads equal in amount 10 IA. g..
bonds BY them respectively received. The iph,.l
is manifest and clear, that the State should h.,. .
first lien on these roads to the amount Of h., "A
vsnces. But the railroads have rsso,t.J 10 a..
egregious and fraudulent doag age-sAey hav. ;,m.a
among them, twenty-one millions Of Fr.t Mor,,,,s
bonds, five millions Of which they teuds,,a /,
of security for the State bonds. Tbs c..
ernor refused to become party to this fts.d
and declined to issue the State bonds. The rs,s.I
spectators, who have done more IN the last "a.
years to demoraize the nation than even the tr,d.
ing poIticiani-and often the two trsdes arv on.
ried on together-looked around for some mean, =
carry out their scheme. From corruptias Cs,.
gress aud buying up Governor aud Legislassrs
as in the neighbOring State Of Wisconsin, tAsy II
the audacity to asssil even the purity Of tn bsssk
They applied to the Supreme Court Of Manssoa
for mandamus to compel the Governor b als
the bogus security offered and TO issus " Stsls
bonds and the Court has granted it "
We trust Gov. Sbley will now have tAs sq,ss
to perform the duty which he owes to hinsH
and the State. Let him refuse to obey the usa
damus and let the Court commit him to jail Il ~
will and if they dare. The usurpatoa Of oouft
has gone far enough already A stop, and dsciasl
stop, must be put TO it. A Governor in the 6t
charge Of the duties imposed upon him BY lss.
ought to act upon his own responsibility, sad nj
upon the responsibility or at the dictatioa Of ~
Court, high or low. Otherwise, our Goverumsul
is not democracy nor an aristecracy, but an irrs
sponsbe despotism exercised by Judges, 80 calsl
who, forgetting the limits upon that office mpessl
by the common law seem to aspire to hsifn
sponsbs power exercised Of old BY the JudsUd 4
the Israelites, who were not mesely Judges but a.
stantially Kings. .M.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
The Tribune Mercantile Advertise

The Tribune Mercantile Advertiser
Will be Issued on MONDAY, 29th instant, instead
of to-day.
The total expense will be betrayed by Mercan-
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If by letter address HORACE GREELEY g. Co.,
Neto Io,k, Nosesber 30 1883. No. l54 Nasssu-s..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
THE LATEST NEWS
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH;
From WashIngton.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rH. =. =. y,nvvl

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rae =. 2. YlisvUh
Fro~ Special Correspondent sh
WASHINGTON, Friday, Nov. 10, l6&
The War Department does not attach az u
portance to the current reports of Indian hostl6a
against Lieut. Beal's expeditions, though no odd4
intelligence has been received from him. Hissscod
200 strong, is large enough to overcome any lore
the Indians can bring against him.
The statements in some of the New.York nsvt
papers that the Treasury estimates of expendi~ss'
for the next year are $50, 100000, is incofssse
Secretary Cobb estimates the receipts ct absus
$5O,OOO,OOO and the expenditures at ssa
$65, ,OOO, 900.
Secret agents from persons Of high positiesh
Mexico are in the city urging the Presided y
decisive measures in relation to that country. n
President read q portion Of his Message to ~
Cabinet to-day. The Postmaster General hs ~
ceiyed from the owners Of the Astor House Pc
position to cell that property for site for CiH
Post. Office. An official copy of uIGsnsssl
Harris's recent treaty with Japan, b" besa
received at the State Department, and doss nes
differ in substance from the abstracts pubushea v
the newspapers. John Cochrsns arrived here sa's
evening, and is at the National. Secretary floye
is somew hat better. His disease is inhammatoq
Rheumatism.
To The Associa.ed Presa -, an ,o,.
W.sHIsGros, Friday, Nov. ~, lSA
The Collector Of the Customs at Mobile mas, ~ tnU
time received the letter Of the Secretary OF the IT,
ury. agsns, granting a clearance to the Alice rAs.ss
for Graytown. The objection rests mainly o. ,Is.. ~
ground that the expedition now proposed sssm
to that of November, 1857, when the steamer 49,
escaped by false papers at the Mobile Cuson,n''T -
the same Collector having then been deceisoc. -
subsequent events were inconsistent With the umA
Walkers representations at that time. IL g nv
tended 10 interfere with peaceful emigration 70 ~
gua or To any other country, but Nicaragua -
tied 10 repose in the connient belief that tns -
States win maintain relations Of peace and sm'V
her Government and people. .o~ta
The Commercial Agent at Hskodadi, JsP@, ~
that an abundance Of excellent coal can be ~" -
at for tun Of ., 900 pounds. -
There is authority for saying the Secfess'!
Treasury has not minated to any one wnsI q h
mendstioDs he will make 10 Congress win "ss-
the revenue.
Lieut.. Boadnot of the Navy has resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

The Springfield (IllinOis) journal Of the 18th
SAYS that COL Thomas l.. Harris, NJ. c. (realected)
from that District, lies seriously ill at his resi-
dence, Petersburgh, and that it is feared that he
cannot proceed to Washington, so as to be there at
the opeWng of the Session. Col. Harris's disease
is consumption, and his recovery is scarcely ex-
pected. His death at this time would be national
calamity.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
Slavery vessewriters arr recos snized By The House.
hold Book as American Poets. Beside the South
erp writer's already enumerated, the names Of

ern writer's already enumerated, the names Of
J,ysAipsroH. WILLIAM ALLrs Burtr..
RrcsARo III. dana (nos jrl. CBAslEs RAsrsn,
G. a. FsxSEK JAMES T. FirLps,
C,scinr GILMAN. v" b CtAziss,
Ffrz GKFrsr HALLEcN, Tso~As HILL,
C.,.,v,F HOFFMAN OLIVER W,spsLL HoL Me-
Ir,,. w,sp Howl RALPH HoYr
u.sstkr W Li,I Guy II. Mc M,srEs.
CLEMENT c. MooRg. THoNss w PAssoss,
T. BucHASN READ sARsH hos'kr''
n 81 s,onp.xp WN. W. STONY.
RosE TEkkr, hNh l. ieeA'SSN'
NlrHaxiEL P. WILLIS.
.,ne,r On the list of living Americans from whose
roem. selections are made in this Book-none Of
them. 60 far as We s.r aware, being Anu'>iavery
in their published writings, whatever they may be
in their private convictions. Some OF them are w'
known Conservatives: and at least one (ChaTies
G.. Eastman) an active and interruptions devotee
of the Slave Power, living on the dirty puddng
which such hungry dogs as he are content to de-
your. and with talent enough to be mscbeIous IN
apy State but one so thicky sown with common
schools and so thinly cursed by grog shops as Yer
mont. But be has nevertheless written poetry
not of the highest order certainly, but natura.
genuine and beslthy-and therefore his name and
writings are found in the "HOusehold Book"
Enough of this If there be single render and
Judge of poetry unacquainted with this Book
who is in doubt ss to its merits, we urge him TO
try il BY test which he must feel to be conclusive.
Let him make out in solitude and quiet a list OF
the hundred best poems Of fifteen hundred lines or
less in the English language, and then repair to
the publishers or some booksellers store, take
down the volume, and see how many OF his nun
dred favortes he finds in it's ample and most lucid
Table of Contents. Then let him take up any
rival compilation-the best he can ind-and note
how many Of his hundred are contained in that.
If be finds the larger number in the latter he is
welcome to conclude either that 1.-THE Household
Book" is failure, or that his knowege Of and
estimate of English and American Poetry are su''
eeptible of decided imprOvement-whichever he
shall Judge the more accurate deduction.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
Cuba and Porto Rico.

WAsHISGTON, Friday, NOV. Iy, -
TIE States learns from friend, almost direct ns
the Court Of Madrid, and whose fine attainmeaes
hioh social position enables him TO approach the =
ct persopsges of the Spanish Court, that Frsscs
taken up Cabsn independence, and with Eogsne
proposing to erect Cuba and Porto Rico into IT,
in Independent monarchy, on paying q rent" -
that island. This renta is to represent the -
on a national debt to be assumed by the nev n
srchy, in consideration Of her independence; -
and . rcptA' to be assumed by Prssce and r NJ
a. a bond for the nos-anrexas,on VI Cuos y ~
limited States rfH~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

Early yesterday morning, the roof of the new
State Arsenal, situated on the corner Of Seventh
avenue and Thirty-ffth street. fell with fearful
crash, demolishing the walls of the upper story on
three sides of the building. No lives were lost.
The cause of the accident was the imperfect con-
structOn of the rCOf.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
The south Pass Wagon Rse1;

Col. Lander, Superintendent OF The Sess
Wagon Road, arrived at IS. Joseph on the isA n;
and reperts that the road was coupIsted -
The Goyernmsnt appropriated }I75.ooc fSr ns
pose, and The time slowed was IS months. -
Lancer and bis party Winter at 81. joseph. - n
start out again in the Spring. The Cheyenss. ~.
burnt the yrass alorg the Platte, causing 'naca -
iny amOrp cnt,e.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

The Legislature of Wisconsin (compete) stands
Senate, Republicans l6, Democrats IA. House,
Republicans 50, Democrats A, Independent, /.
The seat of one Republican is contested. Potter
(Repub.), for Congress in the Ist (Slilwaukee)
District, has 1857 majority. No Republican ever
before had such majority in that District. Pot
fer Ind but 297 in 'o6.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
The Tribune fer California

Will be ready at 10 o'clock this morning. 1t will con.
tain the Money and Market Reports, Marriages and
Deaths and all the latest important Foreign and Do
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Moses Taylor leaves to-day at o'clock. The mails
close at O'Clock. Single copies in wrappers ready
for mailing for sale at the counter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

The mails for California and the South Pacific
Coast by the steamship Moses Taylor, will clos'
at l O'Clock p. IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
NetuTlork pailu Gribm,te
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1853.
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

The mails for Europe, per Kangaroo, will close a
l01 o'clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
r,.,pr,t;on 10 Nicarasaa.

MoBiLr, Thussday, NOV. 30 ,s<,ts5
Gen. Walkers arrangements a.e 50 -, stz
,ba, II is ssrcurced ,se firs. cargo ot enss'''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
IY THAT AIS'r so, TAKE NY HAT.

The place get handsome Hat KNoxs The plsce 70 get
becoming Hat ksox's. In fso the pscethe only p.s-
Hat Ksoxs Knox sels more Hate than other
hs,<r exssnoe body that likes frscsss Article
pa,rozes KNOX buchanan his hats from ksox and some
that Louis Napoleon sends KNOX fof his bsts k>oxs
store Is No. 2l2 Broadway. corner OF Fulton-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

For GOrtTROT.
ReppD,cos D,mooot dmerecn ibolitioa.
Morgan Parker burrows smith.
247 ,679 $50, 4l2 6l,473 4944
Morgan over Parker. .17,267
For Litutenant- Governor.
R,prblicdr. Democrat Amercan Abolition.
Campbell Taylor benton. Beers
25l, 100 2,6ii 1913 l,ell
Campbell over Taylor. 1o,4 ABS
For Canal Commissioner.
Gardner $50, $50 Piper .229, ,063 Thompson6l, ,3s7
Gardner over Piper..-. ..-.. a. ,8O6
For State Prison Inspector.
Everest 249, 379 Donney. .22s pa Russell .62, 100
Everest over Donnelly ...-21,093
Gerrit Smith Iieket-Beers, l,Sl1; Harrington,
1884; Tyler, l,6e6.
The State Official may vary these aggregates by
dozen votes or sO-hardly more.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

becoming Hat Ksox's. In fact the psrethe only p.se
p.iISri,s ksc. Baohan. h: h.,. from ksos and .o.,e
say that Louis Napoleon sends ksox fof his hsts k>oxs
store Is No. PIP Broadway, corner OF fFuiton-st.
FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING
pusp,x BKoS.w
No 81 4th-sv,
from y. &c car,.r o. Brosdwsy and 9Th 4.
We would invite the s;enton Of the public to our new and
FA,HIosasLE RE.DYM.pE CLorHne.
which Unusually lsIsr saGlds VARIETY Of Pse,1.
sasd ssd ssso aI ii ~. By an Of
immense and varied stock. c.
CHALLrxeE CoMrErI1IoS;,
rsGs: ss:s sisGs sas ss tps S T :y eSd
The ise.,hst have with hardly single eIosption r.
;hed orsa. a. cSnveD. proof Of o., s.'''
w. v ''N" Late with Wilson @, Hunt Co.
PAPER HANGINGs.
Y.onAs FAr! 60,
Al, receiving .he for the Pal. Trade the largest
PApYR HueNes AND DycoRArIoHs
Ever offered in this market,
trade Landlords decorating their houses and merchants p
chasing country trade invited 70 examine the
Stock and Prices previous TO p0rcTnsmns IN
Importer and Manufacturers Of Paper H.nsnn,
No. 81 Broadway, directly opposite the City Hall.
New York.
CURTAIN MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES
At
WHOLESALE hsO RETAIL.
kelly FERGUSON,
Nos. 1l Broadway and 81 Resde-st., New York,
bsye full and choice stock Of Brocses Satin DE Lanes
wosed Dsussk Lace and Muslin Curtsns Cornoes, GimPs
&C., which are offered At the lowest prices.
LADIES il you wish Cloth Buttoned Doors,
with Ladies' Misses and Cldens Cater Doors and SHOES
Boys and Youths Patent Lesher Doors and India Rubber
Doors and SHOES, Of ali style. and pric.tpstronize
J. Il. MILLER Co. No. 5S7 CsnLst-
ALL THE FURs OF THE WORLD.
LATEST PARIS STYLES
0EsIN's EEwFr Room,
St. Nicholas Hotel, No JO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

Full returns of the votes cast for State Officers
in the several counties Of our State give the follow
ing aggregates: