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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
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more II. b. Cnomwel c.. A. AnS layn-ld' ,nste.'sS
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Wilson Duasn Ia bot Elijah. thpo msstst M'ute Cara
to- No,thrup Madeira NicksrSnG; aesuus Psfr' rAaes
q. A. Ferris -,
schooners-Nouter. French Providence master G. L. vss
seryoort WIKI. Richmond, Nsn Braot Saxhti Com
Dsuie- Norfolk NJ seeni yohn Howard b.se' Bsoe
N Sh-rm.n, Ja.s snuNll- Price Nso lnfr
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Powell Wilmington. :. Possl; A heliv, Kelly. Hsinr
psf Small. Lawns Jsus keictun Philadelphia J. w No
Kee; Gsllrso Saith Richmond. G. h Psuoni b. Cooper
ihw.e B,.,,y Chares.on, Dolner, Pter Co, Nonpsna
RTI Mur.oy HALIFAX r. Dc~olt Nrslnia Davis, wmn DC.
Tn ID C. Murray Rate Brigham, Weeh, savannah, Durham
soop-rhos Huu, Hull, Providence, Master.
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Arrived.

Steamship Tennessee Forbes New Orleans July With p>s<
E css. sss. .' es D'S a n In INST ~ 81
70 90 ats. ,.~ sig mir o,'y DO ssd 'Su.A
to c.rOw june q iss" .eo.s oss CIR rras . a,s
ship John Owen Br) from Liverpool for M-eoone Jaost
Cape Clear hesirs ;. h 90 miles. spoke oHk PMsns (SrL
ss esehsp.,d 'ispal. with large American ship June q a.
q So lop 81 .5 spoke .eip Young Ssm FROM Sunderland s
Rsuser from Ceufueso. fof HAits Tn, W. P. expsiiea
westerly wises 81 toe passage Had ts9 deains
.hip VIM Tell, from New.Yors for H.s time .pss
bark Eo.pios (Breul) }, from Cardiff for New YORK.
BsIs Glasgow tsicilau RA.. r,,Imo Nay passed Gsrs
Bark Indne 9t Bath Metrynan Havsns June % sugar
Brig Mary Alvina lof Bostop DAILY Qate wym,n ST Jsso
Cuba June 10 tob,co To ii. ID BooAmsa 90 June
- WIN IN MURPHY OF f1wp P 81 au sas Ne S
yellow fever; go inst heHy James ot Ne~nk D. aedd
Brs Alma tBr Brown Nassau N r. via Cat island 81 inst,
Biz queen Esther Br) Merriam, Elizabeth City, N j. kr
Bris G. B Allen loi Harrington Was PictOu, N s. 10 days
schr Mary d Lane Gardner sasu, June 2s and
as to Homes fupper l iu' lat q H. lon ~ 80 '.~ bAs
soh Starlight (o Porsud) York. Havana Is asys &c,
Sch Emily Griffin, Wilmington. N. c, days naval
schr r. G A. Ward tbrss m..edl. Edwards Virginia day.
schr J. c. Wright, walns, Virginia days wood to J. =.
SIonOrd
schr j. P. Leland Nichols, Jacksonville r., = d.ys un.
Der 10 Price Van 5osDser
sch Anna Hayward Dckns Baltimore 1sy, coal % pelv
ware end Hudson Coal Co.
sehI George Weaver Tunnel Indian River Del corn to
A. c. Hsvsns Co
sehr Helena (Br, Roberts PictOu, N s. 10 days. COG. to
master. - " -
sehr Louisa Dyer, Jameson Re- ekand days stone for Rox
Richmond -''' 1880 " ~
schr Carlton Jayne Tyler days coal to e. Cunud
schr. John Vance Baker. Fnsulch 6.b
Schr Racer Pierce Nirg,n,. ssy. uyooa 10 p soogo,s
s scsr IL Parker, Pa;sst, Virginia day. wood
fla New eif far
schr Fountain. DaH. FAN klyer In ballast TO =
O. senr Alfred Hs.. Aiv y. Portland Conn, stone
pass to +. Perkins -''
Steamer o-ceci. Smith, Norwich ami New. London mdss
+. n. Rockwell
sesmer Curew. Williams Providence mdse 70 Isaac OdeA
Steamer Sophia, Fly Philadelphia. ndse to N. Bhgga
SAILED sesmsbips ARIEL Ludlo~ Havre; Columbia Bsr.
and Asuts Lsyh.d, Charleston MONTGOMERY Croker md
Florida Crowei savannah jamestown, Parrish Norfolk
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,rh.,,,.,o,. k.d hem made Believing his .be dsendan
s.y. ,i.ir o.ss No freud Intended sece1 70 ndnc-
n. M ,o y, the sxneo. 10 fer The notes hoo f.
IN the , that others sso hsir noes 1917 tne
vin az uoe. and 10 the statute which sfhoE Iss
them them obsssory when be ssc,e has o@eu
Piled With Pendants trusted 70 the Insurance.
he consider. ion OF the nOs - sif NH ur Pc
puns amounted 10 the face Of the But tnos ~non zoe
TIFF represents adv need tb OF the crsc eno
The notes tbeseve ard he c'-d sd resp nsioJ
mistake q fact To reseird. al parties WHO have pated .i'h
property god fsh must De plt ID a'u dt Inc
plaintiff be compelled give eP tne poe~ In s OF pre-
vented fiom collecting the note pni tne s,eeo ~
the credit az ohsr bss -n r.ionec Ny conc,
sion therefore 10 thai III. IsiDnH enuied 70 receive ID,
amour. Of the note and interest =, >,
is case IL OF totsnce from the fsct tnsf l. 10 one ~
y,ry .ree pubr Of sing out a the subss Oh
AID tsInrs ~ The as tus Ins8t.ne Compsny Bitrn
Ely and Julius r. Pomeroy for painuH Dseoe Dean bono
hue for deiendan'a
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS SATURDAY, July "a
Before City Judge RUSSELL
Contrary to usual prscic there rere Jury trals IN
THE Court the Assistant District Attorney being anxious
In the weather bring the business OF he Cour TO end
" liam Cotter and May Holland indicted for man
,sDgber IN the third dsrrse pleaded Euy 70 the fourth de
The kiln occurred in the Sixth "r, bot the s'idenc w'
,hsb NAV Holland fault than Cotier sod received
I.,ver ledge Russell ntenoed Der % he Peai
ter tiary for one year. snd Gotten Tor .i1 months
DAVID ID. Pullls pleaded gull 10 burglary 10 the
third degree sentenced 70 the ate Prison for Two
yeas $4,000. ~,
bursy On the NIB. q June s they broke into the Of
Fr.d. No lg7 Chses sreet and stoe eight boxes Of
cgsr, They yer, quite youths OCOnnor bring than
B They were yiceo and OCouDo sen, % ihe Hou.
of Reuge while Hurley sentenced 70 the Penieutay for
two Yeas
"a fot he psrife b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-12
MAR B1R ID.

EARLE-KINCHEN-O Friday, July By the Rev. Dr..
Hastings Fare 70 Mis- Julia daughter Of the ls:e Dr..
Kirohep. both Of this city
GERATRNEY-SANDS-On Friday. July q BY the Rev w.
Sns A. B. Gsrathnsy to Lizzie only daughter Of Col J.
II. Sands
NORVALL-SMlrH-On Saturday July TO- ~ the Church Of
the Holy Communion. SIKH ey Rev. Mr. Law.
r,rce Mr.. wiAAm L. NoCan 10 has Eliza Suu,h both q
this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-12

Launched from the yard OF Meus @. " Pst.en -.
Me- first class shp Of 80 tuDs burden, rot yse named
their own use to BE- commanded BY Sam Iel .. Reed
George Huntley and Others Of N-~ioadon have pareo
the bark Phie (of GrseppoD 2sS tats together vita h6
vettory Of suction for $500. She will b. continual N
wins business from the port undsr the command Of Cs
El,as Heupsted Isss Of hSsk Harmony.
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BROOKE wv ITEMS.

CITY MoRTALITY.-The total number Of deaths 10
this city bet week &C. Of which 20 were men, 10
women 30 boys and 80 girls. The principal diseases
were, consumption, 6 rfaue convulsions, u maras-
nus, g. premature birth, s. stillborn, q measles, q
smallpox, 3; scarlet fever, 2 &C. Ofthe whole num-
Der 80 were under one year Of sge. There were 20
natives Of the United Sses ~ Of Ireland of France
of Germany, and of Switzerland, Scotlsnd, Belgium
each,
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p.,i,.,p ] H.nr.l -ik and -ancr-ns II PsaHn J. Pat
ia xif, ara csi8 O. Tb-obslds eh Latsnea jAi p
hr.ch Micl.sl excs.r ellie ard eebd Meyer J. eAs.,
a. ~tf. tn.u s.s.l. H-ury Smith Jean Brr-rbsan NJ,
Goo,i.r Mr., H..ue 700 NAen5n Frey sad sister IA
Csi...rs Peter Kop. Kr.us =. Myres Dsase c w-sx
$50, - vii, Peter limo saml-l Murdoch, G-orr- L,sks
Nm Adam Knes Refrh Bsshau.. Mch Cs-y. III,
smith AID fri-pd sylvester y.ser He y O-s sna VI.
- S.eph.u L. Fischer Al. Dis.-lhnest, " Jsu-s
gce.sr.r Pa Wrs,sphsrsr Jos Wsfsr; Mrs Wes'sns.sr
and chid A. M.ser j. Schmuch. Pa hsh-r VII nod eAil
n \ psnriss., c s.lliux-r rhomss HOG Deb. ia,
G.rsp.r y Scbours Morz Wes,-rmsno, Henry Wsski-y
Schnid, Pr Stein Wn Parsley. r Lemoscaei H. r~esss
Passengers Arrived
!. B,,, tl-r f,o- Na.az, " PM. Cs'hAtns Fxss
\. ka,k Iad,aa Belle yron CUdSads-A. Fnck
MINIATURE ALN,xAc......rHis DAY.
s,r-R~s ass sUS-s-.ts.... 1851 Mocs-Sets.... ~
wsTss......rfis of
S.rs, u.l -.N Cows Island s:5 HelGsse ......px
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-12

TIE HoRTIcULTURAL SocIETY-Tbe Brooklyn
Horticultural Society lost over 500 by ther late exhl-
btop and floral concert. The loss on the concert 500
has been made up by several wealthy gentle men VINO
take sn interest in the Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-12

ANTHONYln wHhsDsbash. on FRIDAY morning Jaly aher
shps,us ApsS FREDERICK Clarence. only Of John and
LYDIA Anihery, assa ysas mon,hs ana day.
BURGHER-ln BrooAlyp. Z. D.. Friday. July psvid
BGrshef. Nd s yssrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-12

Markets-CAREyvLLY REPoEr,p Fos TIVE N Y. r,svSs.
s.rVRD.Y, July 10. 1855
AsHEs-rhe rs,te firm r both kinds ,nd toe de hand
steady SAILS Of Is on - for Pots sod IS .l for Pet
COrTON-The markst is hr. and good demand prevails;
,he sales a., SO osl-s We quote:
Ew-yosK cLsssiycArtos
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SATURDAY, July l0-P. NJ,

SATURDAY, July up. NJ
The tendency Of the Stock movement continues to
be for rise and the leading fances were quite active
As we stated yesterday the action appears TO be mainly
confined TO street operators the shorts being free buyers
and the upw ard movement being aided to-day by the
active purchasing Of tree four leading houses. The
bears while covering their shorts did not appear dis
poeed to put out contracts to any extent. Although
the outside influence in the present speculation is, as
we have before stated quite unmpoant, yet we he AZ
from the commission brokers Of more disposition anong
their customers to take interest in the movement,
ard if this grows into action, the present b1oyancy of
the market will be sustained. For investment stocks
there continues to be good demand, and the sbsorp-
ton for the last sixty ninety days must have been
very large. The impetus WAS given to the market
to-day by the large purchases of Stsie Socks
by prominent. operator at improving prices.
The prvs.e transactions in these securities
are very large. Among others We hear Of
about slOO OO0of the new Safe So at 1913. New-Yok
Central and Erie were in good demand and buoyant
closing very firmly. Tire Western SHARES opened with
considerable fmness, but in several cases were not
sustained to the close. The favorable character Of
the Michigan Central report has cresed demand for
the stock, and the market Was qu.e active to-day
opening at 90 and selling dow 10 59i. Panama Was
among the fruest stocks. At the close of the First
Board oil adjournment to Monday wss carried bu. at
the usual hour there informal second session. at
which large number Of members was present. Sons
2CO0 or 5000 shares of various stocks cod, and
the market Was very strong, scarcely, no sever hold
ing the maximum prices a. the close. Among the
saes were about 600 shsres Csctrs 600 TO $40 shares
Enc. 90 Reading 400 500 Rock Island, 100 HUDSON
River &C. The closirgpricss Ere, 49, l9; New
York Central, IS as5t; Resiing 46l ai6l; Southern
223 %; Toledo, 34i 3j Galens, 50 SSi Rock Isl
AND. 75i a76; Missouri 6s s. dSl; Hudson River, 2s
a2SI; La Crosse Land Grants, 32l 80; Panama 1885,
Pacific Mail, ~, &c.
The amount OF transactions for the steamer today
bas bee n quite limited but rates are steady. Tns
email suppl, OF outside bills has tended to check traus-
actions and enabled bsnkers to maintain rates. Ser
lrgis 100 lO9s for commercial and bsnkers sigma
lures Francs were 5lj - l2i.
Freights are shade frneI, but lees active. To
Liverpool Go bbls. Flour at lie. I'd. 200 bales Cot
ton at 3-l6d.; 20 600 bushels Whest al iGiid. in
bulk, ard sd. in ships bags; 200 tuns L,gusyrs
Lcgvood at l5s; 50 hbds. Tobacco at 22s. Cd. %
htts Hams at LIS. cd To London, 1000 bushels
Wheat a, I'd. in ships bags. To Antwerp, 1000
bushels Whea. at ID in bulk; 10000 Pipe Slaves at
sbout $40 To Melbourne, 50 cases Tobacco 5. DC.
4 foot.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
kl2O ga 25-$lll GOO from Customs; Payments, $lO2-
3s5 3s; Balsnce, 1924 Al.
W. .rnsx a co,unaratiye statement of the Foreign
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,e 7th inst. have been az follows /:

The movement Of the Anthracite Coal trade in the
Lehigh and Schuylki regots, for the last week and
for the season, compared with the corresponding Pc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-12

q Is compared with Of ls57..... sllSi
The following comparative statement of The value
Of certain Exports from the commencement Of the year
TO July &:
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DRowNED.-The body Of smsn in a state Of nudity
was found the river at the foot OF Pacific yesterday
morning He about feet in hight aud ,oa. evi.
dent that drowned While bathing The body taken
the ID, House for identification.
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BY Tele&raRh.


ChARLESTON-Ar July g. ship Somerset, from Hsues ~
Isl brig Caroline A. White, from Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-12

Boy Drowned Coroner Reddirg held &C irques
on Saturday upou body Douglas Gibson aged eleven
son of Puser Gibson the Navy who accidentally fe Of II
Navy dock day prev and drowned Verde.
accordance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-12

Receipts Of Productivity 10.
BY ne North Rsey Boas-s 200 bbs Flour % Ashe, BIO
b-ss Oh Cake lo pkFs Proyisious 9 bbs Whisky 81
Osis, 500 do. Corn - p % do Wheat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-12

The BUsHwIcK CREEK ToLL-BRIDGF.-An effort
Is being made the bridge crossing the Bushwick Cree,
on First free instead OF tod bces. The aion
the Common Council has been called 10 the matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-12

EFFECTS OF THE HEAT.-A workman employed IN
digging excavations for water ppss IN Bolivar street on
Saturday was Frustrated by the heat oil the sum- ana
rendered dehous. He was conveyed to tho CITY Hos-
ptal for treatment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-12

BEATEN BY A PoLIcEMAs.-A man named Johr
Lu,z arrested Friday evening the ot Of Atani
.,e. by Officer Mclaughlin Frat Precnc Police
the charge Of eunkeeas and dordry conduct and maxim
resistance badly beaten by the Officer Lutz uce
p'osed Saturday Coroner Re siding took BIZ
the request of his fire nds who that he will d
from the effects Of the injuries received he better how
ever. yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-12

RoBBING HIS ENPLOYER-A youth named William
Spook, ,rployed % driver for Michael Smith. nkmAn il
South ookyl robbed his employer Of about So Saturday
ard then took his leave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-12

DIED OF HIS ISJURIEs--Amos Row. who was
cd.d near the landing South Tenth street Ferry on
Tbr,day last died Of bis injuries Saturday, last He had
cen in bathing aud had just come out and was stand
M on the pier directly Of pipe connected with
ne of the manufactures the immediate vicinity. sudden
him the abdomen ard under the left
ann scsldrg him severely. He taken home but all al
temp bis life proved unsvsn and ne died on Saturday
evening He about eight years Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-12

Billy OF THE MAKER.
Lowell Holbrook sg,. Lamar ID. BAssett and others.
This action was brought Q note given BY the de-
sAass the Atlas Mutual Insurance Company under what 10
ksosp the $4,000 subscription and By the trans
erred Nelson Stufss collateral security for moneys Id
vsseed the company By them ssid being t~hen from
I'm Helbrcok With ice VI the fscta The defendants
sse1 that not liable for the ncte the ground that
~ Of the subscription had never been procured
n ossse vss tiled without Jury before Jasti Boswo
Ukess sginica concludes . folovs;
In Nef the his II psoposed ;hs $500 90 Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-12

VAGRASCY.-A man known a. Buffalo Jack, who
has query been arrested for ,hvps sons the docks
take Saturday the charge OF vssrarcy aud
locked the Third Precinct Station House TO Avail
suOn
ARREsTs.-The Third Precinct police made "a az
Saturday night, mostly for Drunkenness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-12

Increase Ts47 2039s8 Dec. 10 i65 Inc 6,2ii
The aggregates Of the receipts Of the above articles
80 far, for the years 1857 and 1853, have BEEN
Flour bbla Wheat bush. Corn, bush. Barley. bush
ls7.....i52o7s 1908 6)iO35 l25Gi
ls5s.....5i9Oo2 S55lsl l09767 sd2Si
Ipere.,. &c sls 2s42Hs 4slS2 1851
Reducing the -four receipts of 1858
1857 10 equal TO SIS SIG bbls. hour.
TIE receipts at tidewster Of the principal articles of
produce from the opening Of the canals to and ncud
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P.ss~ugrrs Arrived

!. B.,, flra f,o. Na.da, " P.-Miss CshAtns Fmss
IN Ba,k Indian Bel<. fron Cars<aas-A. fneA
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

DECREASE OF PopULArioN-We extract the
following from the Alta. BY the f raser
river excitement, which ragged with such fury
month or two ago, it will be seen we have
lost about $4,000 voters. A few more arri-
walls from the East with such lists of passen.
gers as the last steamer exhibited, will make
us more than even,
The total number of votes cast at the State
election OF this year, is probably less than
$4,000, while last year it was about 100000,
and in 1856 about llO,O0 The population
oi our State had been steadily but slowly
gaming from 1856 up till May last, when the
fraser exodus began and since then we have
LOST probably $4,000 voters. The Presiden.
'IaI election in SO, called out many voters,
VINO have not since gone to the polls. Yet
tie election of this year has been about as
aa a4a'GreStlnS and exciting to the people as that
OF last year.
Below we give table of the total number
OF votes cast this year and last year. in eleven
lI, on the most populous counties in the State.
Inc numbers are obtained byaddinp together
LOT TINS year the vote for Baldwin and Chr.
Tiy; Tor last year, the vote for Weller Stan.
ley and Bowie This, of course, is not ex.
,@Netly correct, but it comes pretty near il
Inc published returns from most Of the conn.
I'o' contain no statement of the total mum
Der OF votes cast:
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24
9ailg WatiOnaI 9eurutrat.

The PoLITTCAL FUTURE.-Succeedin events
are rapidly demonstrating the falsity of the
several positions assumed by the Lecompton
advocates, in the late contest. First, that
the English ordnance disgraced the Admin
istration, without pacifying the people, is
established by the overwhelming majority
with which this infamy is returaed to its
originators by the people of Kansas Second,
that Mr.. Douglas is not with the President,
is demonstrated by the unremitting abuse
which the Presidents organ, the Washington
Union, heaps upon Mr.. Douglas. These are
facts, which, disguised or denied in the late
contest, now stand ont in hideous boldness.
upon the Administration record. Already
the Lecompton leaders are asking. chow
shall we get round these obstacles and Law
again this Kansas spectre, when in coming
contests it shall rise to falsfy our past dec
larations, and blast our future hones?" Let
them ask the future will answer. Whether
in refusing Kansas with her coming Consti-
tuition, they violate in its very essence the
doctrine of Popular Sovereignty, or in ac-
cepting her, they disregard their own solemn
ly enacted and much lauded English ordi-
nance, the inconsistency of their course rests
with them alone. They are writing their
own record. The policy which led them to
sacrifice living principle to miserable eX-
pediency has lured them to political destruc-
tion and the abortions they have sent forth
TO howl Mt opposition, have returned to gnaw
their own vitals.
Far different is it with the Douglas Democ
racy. They at least, have nothing to act
round They have but to continue their
present course, and when the political record
is made up, it will be seen that from Popular
Sovereignty as theory, to its practical APP
plcation as principle, their course has been
underwriting and unswerving
In our next Legislature there will be two
parties; the Democratic party, maintaining
the principles and platform of the Democracy
of tiftysix, and the Lecompton party, ignor-
ing all for the Lecompton swndle, and the
English intamy. Already the Lecompton
organs speak Of excluding from their caucuses
the Democratic members. We consider this
intmation ill-timed and uncalled for. We
know of nothing in common between them
that could induce the Democratic minority
to act or meet in caucus with the Lecompton
majority. The issue upon which the people
have returned them, will be as clearly drawn
at the Capital, as in the late canvass, and it
will be only by compromising their party
their principles as Democrats,
and integrity as men, that they can cooper
ate with, or countenance the party move
nents of the Lecomptonites in the coming
egislature.-NeUada Democrat
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24
KNOXVILLE .JulY 81. 1853.

KNOXVILLE July 81, 1898.
Mr.. T. w. Rich II have your note of the
2Sth inst, setting fourth your very unfavor-
able opinion me.
You are the quack Doctor who ran for the
Legislature in Wilson county, on the Demo
cratic ticket, and in consequence of your bad
morals, and want of integrity and talents,
was unable to carry the strength of your
own party. After this defeat you removed
to the county of Bedford and settled at
War-Trace, where You have acquired quite
reputation by your visits to the "Grape
vine Inn" and the nocturnal meetings you
hold with your Democratic associates both
male and female 1t is said you there have
all things ia common, including your liquor,
and that you are carrying out Democratic
principles in more ways than one. Your
custom of not paying your debts, of drinking
mean whisky to excess, of keeping bad com
pany, both male and female, and lying upon
and abusing your betters, has induced decent
men to avoid you. / am pleased to learn that
you make it a daily business to abuse me. l
have u anaged through life to incur the dis
pleasure of all liars, adulterers, gamblers,
drunkards, thieves, and low-down scaven-
gers, and by this means satisfied strangers
blldJ hli bllppoGu " liltSt tldSSGS VI HlCll.
| would be very sorry to hear of your speak
ing well of me, as it might lead persons un-
acquainted with me, to suppose that there is
some trait in my character that a Scoundrel
admires
In thus acknowledging the receipt of your
note, don't want you to infer that | will
notice anything else you may say or write
or stoop to hold correspondence with man
of your character. l am, &c,
w. G. BRowNLow