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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
PENNsY sYLvASIA RALLRoAD.

Ybs fsrrIylvaIis RaLrosd connects Pir:ssrsh wa no
.sa6s .Ls from ST. Lus Nc. Ana GNsrs and Ctssc IL
psnsr L~i,n soI sId Louisvle KY f-srs Hs-s khisoa
s.ksetse tDc iIesIspos lBc Cincinnati. D1yton- esdnf
,sh h.Istu;sIe, eA.o1sIy, T5hde ClsvsAIe CoaIleos
eos.t bOets from snd Ssu 9sas g. Loais Louisville snI
sntiDrsh
tsrso r;cc,s IL tke vies-
fNseIger vii fBd this re sboTsest uot s1Sus ~
sasrior.abse rou.e b<tveeu me Ess; Ard Wss.
fEcA ElW-YOHK TO CINCINNATI IN % ROCkD.
EECM EEV-YOEE TO CHICAGO ~ 80 HOcRS.
RaON EEW-YohK TO sT. LOUIS ~ ~ HoBn
Fave low any otteY roste
kee s.-cbils ,n tbs kotels - this jty.
fh.oush Tchei further rio FAC ~ Ae
iBss Of tns PINNeYLvAHiA hILRoAD
No. 3 Asof House, Bfcstvsy
Jxnuary ], ltSe J. L ELLiOTr. AGsAt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
HUDsON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fr

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From August
3D. 1855 TraiOs will leave ChSmberEst Station Is ows:
Express Trans and Absoy aud Troy Passenger
Trains 80 and 1880 IN for Poughkeephe 70 m and
$3.50 % SiDt Sing 10 and o:i0 for Peekssn
$50 and $50 p The Poushseepse Peehsk sd sns sne
Way Stations Passeneer taken at Chsnbe
Canal Christopher aud stats Trains for Ne~Yort leave
Troy Al 80 and 10 - NJ and $50 aud Siuday st
10 ra A. r. SMITH, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
A. 81 MEEwIS. A1ct.oIeer c,
DY BANGS MERWIN d Co., Trade-Sae

q 7''0
ID Rooms No . PaIkrg~. .-,o q -. .,.t,nk
CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRARY oi valuable stshoara "Dih,
in M Tho vsious buches incsding many expensive
it.sufe &c. , prrpr ,c -. !, pur
yayE LIBRARIES STATIONERY, PlstURESl FANCY
GOODS &c for witch their God facilities ue not SUI
,ss.6 bY sny es'Gt isAment 10 he cOurtiy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
miscellaneous.

drinks DAYLIGHT REFLECTOR super
e.dss usrg Gs in the dsyme. Son saves It's cost Ubi
,.,.Jy q actIOEleoseo the beGt IL 1te. l. Y. EHlNk
w. No. SO Barclay st
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

NJ, Er,,e.. grssso.L We tie s22f.;i9r Of every
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
DEOPLEs LINE between NEw-YORK, CITY

FDEUPLES LINZ bttWetn NEW -1Ohh, VII
i ISLAND, NEW-ROCHELLE and MAAARONECK.-Ol
and after SATURDAY. June H. the ISLAND CITY
(Cap Vsdenburt having been reht;ed with Lew eol
DAILY TRIPS Sundsys eIceptsd between the sboveDamsd
PLACES for the Accommodation Of passengers and sh leaving
"a M, New Rochelle, 7:so m., City lsaad a. q 1 n
yNe between NewYorh and Msmsopef cents ard oe.wtss
New York and New Rochelle City Island Is esoA
Freight board half hour before the time o sng
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

DENNS VANIA RAILROAD.-
i TIE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting ire Alsrds
ies Western, North Wer. and South Western sA,es
BY . Railway direct This Road also
Ktstursh daily Lines Of 70 ell ports the Wes
Rivers and Cleveland ard ssuduky With he 10
i ports the North Wef<m LstsNmskLs The direct
esp and reisbe route BY which PREIGhf 10 sorEGdd
~ snG iou the Crest Wet
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
FnSI boots Shott las e1s 80. 75oentsS
c3 oooss 49, ~. - 10 ~, ~ -e' rDb.
gIcoEp CLAss.-Dooestic shsstuS. skiTing aud
fir, Cn orsnL blles Drags n oasssl Hard eooentsp
l@stler lin rolls OF boaetl Woo! aud sEe~p NS
Pelis Ess.v ard &o............ ..................
RHlRD CLA.-Anvis Steel Chains In csssh s0csa.,D
Hemp Bacon sLc Pos, ssitec Goose or IN ssersl toa
fotsooo msnu hctured exc. ?. Cgs-s or Gu, As.
DousTH CLiss-Cotee Fish, Bacon, Beef and
Pork n csst, OF h1e Essw.rc) Lard AID Lard
OIL, Nails gOes AsE- German Clay, Tar, Pi:ch hpr
ELoUs- y bel. urt further police.
Gs,fS- g lo0 n uutil further notice.
CoTIos- bale eIc-eciEs 800 n weight 1atN fr--hsi
oosice
ir spprp pood' any pot .ss. Of Hasdslpha BE- par
5ousr 10 nart the VI, Pernsyvarie Railroad Al
acds corsnse 20 ee Aens Of th' kosd a. Ph'dePha Of
Pi.tsbufsh will be forwarded without detention
YFriGHT AsESra-HaTis, Worm.sy Co, Memphis Team;
r. r. Sass Co. s.; Louis p. g. 0Reiy Co. Evansville,
Ind. Duuesn!, Bel Co., ard Carter JeEe LoufSyile,
NY r. Keldrlm. Madison, Ind H. w. Brovn Go. and
irwin Co.. CncErA; NJ W. Graham Co, Zsnesvie Ohio;
Tech Co, No. s. Knty IT. Boon Lseeh Co. No AsSi
J. sueder Philadelphia ksssv koons Baltimore; D. 4
eey,rt, Pitr,hursh
H. h. HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
4. SCOTT, Superintendent Altoona Pa
lpril l. 1855.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

tLA ttlbNb = NJ Lazy AtfltI sLkl@NClSs 70 u IN
nI kutsI;
Lrsype cLrvsl.po ,Tsp.s.
ECseDAY. Ayr1 81 klHBAY Gr-iiiG
kCNpIY. Nays S,yHsnAY Ar1l
THURSDAY, EsylS HOSDlY, H.y %
MONDAY, HtJ e. - esnAY. h.y q.
THURSDAY. GIes soHDAY kty 81.
MONDAY, JUNE a YrORsDAY, J0Ie 10
THURSDAY J1Le - HogDAY. ru.e 81.
MONDAY. July g THCRSDAY, July J.
YhUasDAY, JalyA EoaDhY, ~ a.
THURSDAY. losrsta KOVDaY. AogGs:
MONDAY. A-sasf 10. THURSDAY. scrus; Il
THURSDAY. Au,pG "a kCsLAY A., st q
MONDAY. Sep'fr1tert pPUESDAT, sepismb~f1. =.
SHU URsDAY, s. p.enosr - 5OHuA3. s.e,.BteT IS.
MONDAY. s,ptentere y. EYJRSpiT, Ssp:smo-ra
THURSDAY. o,toberZ Sc1DAf. Oc.ot<r4
MONDAY, Otot.rlE gHcRsDAY. o. toteI "a
SHIIP SDhY ls-t1btr r. MONDAY. OsfDber s.
MONDAY. EoVeBb-rs g. YhiRsDaY. Hovenber<
Ard tswy sr4S 90 PIsr krd Fr,isht soTsv S.soFs
IRON CITY. J JGTaer ksst<E
MINERAL ROCK J. p. eyc.r, Slser
GEN TAYLOR Gee L srn.. Nsr~s.
EJht f1re tsis lesyiIs C.v.srd .v.ry -sss .hTorss
". t..I,s-, rourt ri, IL t,ys kooDs
81 of tAs trps De secured by undressing
HTssEY 4 hcEElDE,
ForwtreiLt sna Con lsson q n~eLao,s
Cleveland. One
Ks-K,rt al Plc.Ife Care Of ECssey KcBnas. Clsv~
auS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

--- Ur.gY 3. EvlNs, AIe.cDeef .,,o,,
cr,oN SALE of rich sDd costly HOUSE
A uSiibh 81 RNIrURE -Ro.ssooo Sites richy es'ves,
"A bOLys brocAelc snG y'ivet CsTpe.' of ngo -
osvsYeS y ,r re sure, richly csrved of-ii.f
Ras veoe ,Iety c! Hoa.ehc d Gop Mantle sDd ps -
-fS s,5t o taye P.sno- For.e. psar sad htSi ~
r.ptSc IsI;onesr, viii seI Tbls AeIhhN0"" d .
E,AsSO,, No las West zi.h q, resr s.h-sv
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
AIEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-(

NyEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Or
IN and sner MONDAY May I 1855 aud un. further notice,
Passenger TIsns will Pier oot Of Dcsns a. follows via:
pIHKRk EXPREss To-, for pGhkiTt nd principA w
teru-oist. Sts,iouA
NAIL TRAIN u for Doptiga .rd Buffalo and ,rtesns'
dis-e stl,iors
goCKLAND PAssFNGEkmsp ? m rom foo, ctambsna,
via Pi.rmout, for Suferrs sod Int mediate Ststona
NAY PASSENGER 4; ~ for Ns~bursh, kiddle:ovn An1
!rt.ruetS,e stsiors.
NIGHT EMPRESS a. ?. N. sor puntirk ana BusLe
TIE above Trains osily, Sunday excepted
Yhese Express Trains Elntrs with he Eimtrs
Csnsr dAsls AID Nssan Fsls Raro.e for NssGs Fails;
Syracuse and Biz shsm.on Railroad, fof
eyyscu,e; nj Con:ns with tae Buso Coming and NewY
R.ilrosa Er Rochester q. Ges. Bend with the Delaware
Iis, snnA and Western Railroad io Scranton; II Hores
vpe with the Buso and New Yorh City Railroad for Ea6ao
RuAjo puuirt With the LieSbore RArosd r Cleveland
Cipc,r Ssu Toledo, Detroit, Chicago. 1c.
B. p EEADLEY. Assistant President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

COR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-The Amer
kan Atlantic Screw Steamship Compenys new aud hist cis
uship MONTGOMERY EA Croker commander, viii leave
Per Nc i2 R. SATURDAY, Sep. A. a. O'Clock precisely
hse 20 Savannah with unsurpassed accommodations. Sla
sS Columbus. 49, Albany, Ga, "a; Noble, $50 New
0vs.ra sS9 lnlurnncs oIehah per cent Apply 70 H. b.
JROANElI A &c. s. Wet
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

DEGULAR MAIL LINE for BOSTON and
HI PROVIDENCE, via sTONINGfON.-HOuR Of LEAv-
ING CHANGED TO p. mon and after TUESDAY Jgns
he Steamers PLYkOCTH ROCK and G. VANDERBlLf sf
his line viii leave No. North River hrst wharf ssovs
Hatterypsoe daily, eI~p. Sundays at nssssd sbp n
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

VAXE PEh7Ch LINE -Ie53
IL sr
Al penis sss-ess clLvGLA.D pL1EoI7 rasuFEuOR
CITY
f,s ssw .z3 spaszcA ~ astso-s rssrsp CITY %
CllvEIANp }. NJ LsriJ ksstsI ILLINOIS joar Pm
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

CTEAM 70 ALL PARTS of GREAT BRITAIN,
- via GALWAY, Ireland.-THE SHORTEST SEA PAS
sAGE BETWEEN AMERICA ard Ell ROPE.-rhis line now
tompses four powerful Steamship: the PRINCE ALBERT
AMERICAN EMPIRE. BRITISH EMPIRE and INDIAN
EMPIRE The will be dispatched about the mid
de September of which due notice Will be given Persons
vsng Ireland reach their destination In three fourths the time
hitn any other route and all have oppoT unity OF vsg
unIivaed interest in Ireland with free tick
80 By railroad from Galway to Of the prnc
pa cries Of Great Britain.
hnt sss...s0l Second Cess...s5o Third Cass... $50
Abss cabin table will be provided aud cooked provisions
ki .Lid-clsss passengers to Galway.
roI freight. passage and further Particulars Apply 70
WM. A. SALE Il Co., No. II Souths-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

VNHE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE OF
i STEAMSHIPS between NEW-YORR, SOurHA MP
TON HAYRE and BREMEN, will sail follows, carrying
u. Uufed States Mails 81,
New. YoIk for Ou.AHnpton From hayre ARD SCUM
and Hsvre bnPton Tor ~ YORK -
NORTH STAR Saturday Sept Ii We1ne sdAy. Sept y
vhNDERBILT Saturday, Sept. 25 Wednesday '.Qct II
HAVE aud
From New.yogk for South Bremen for Southsn2,on
.upon, Hsyre and Bremen. Souihampton ior New,fort
ARlEL.... ss, Sept 4lss.Urdsy, Oct 2lWed, Oetoba
NORM LIGHT. ss,, Oct 2isstGrday, Oct SOlWed, Nov
T,se steamships have ws;eIdsht compartments and carry
,Ae tneeonG ..
Phce q pAsssse per Vspderb-fst ostin 800 and slS
soora cabin s6O and per North Star, Northern Light and
kn-frt cabin $50; second cabin SO, third cabin $50
CerEcAss issued for passage fro N Europe.
Spt<le delivered in London and Paris
m TORE ANCF Aren't. No. Bowling Green N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

DAY BOAT for ALBANY.-Steamer META
~ MORA every Tuesday THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
from pier foe. Of Jay.st., a. O'Clock g. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

70 10 in order 70 bsoous .abhha 70 fs. Isvso =
rcIoss the money end foIwrd Inroosn "a Ao I,s
= hsvs ful and reliable lntslissooe nom 81 1sr1 ne
sni ", oor saeu % getting ~ clubs md 6fSe0s ssS
toEA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

"a. oy6er rRsCSg be careful 20 eve re rAne =
en H@sa Comfy and state which yoa wsh ;he epss
ot And when you ehanss your rssdsIes sna 20 70
epsa Ss,s been receiving IT, and where yoa siaa ssS'
hture.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

who soeverent send drsn OF cheet - - - enss-
80 10 rrefsresce to senans bs WI gre sr sov.ysr
ny of he loss Of money BY mall Noees st,ss a ~
"a, be rsf when yon preserve ~ asasy -
tssx EALsa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

The Union NOV. ncnt in brooklyn still hangs
frc. The Conference Committees are requested by
The Republican County Convention to confer
further. to ascertain, il would seem, II some
thing more cannot he done to satisfy certain
gentlemen who have their special axes to grind,
connected with 10. office Of Surrogate. Whether
the nominee for mat Office, ou the part of tue
Americans is The most acceptable name that could
~ mentioned. we are unable 10 say. II 1t Is not,
or If apy part Of the American IicAet Ior count!
Officers can be improved, We dare say 'ha' our
American friends will. ST proper time revise the
nominations so as 10 make them satisfactory 10 'ne
great loly Of the Opposition, who are ANXIOUS 10
support Union Ticket
OF course it will be impossible to satisfy certain
asprsnts. who are willing IL sacrifice the eiectioh
q, James Humphrey, the Republican candidate for
Congress- or any and every body else VINO ma!
stand in the Way of their personal wishes anu
selfish aims.
Republicans Of Brooklyn and Of Kings County :
YOU Ihaye now the opportunity to elect repre-
sentat i've of your principles to Congress.
LIE, no paltry chickering's among yourselves about
this that County office, prevent so desirable
consunmalion.
Let every friend of Mr.. Humphrey and the prn-
ciples he represents, whatever may have been his
view. in regard TO union before the Congressional
nomination was made adopt at once the policy ot
the friends Of the other leading candidate in that
Convention. (who we understand. has uniformly
advocated union, and make his influence felt at
,he County Convention which reasscmbles to-day
II is no doubt true, as was remarked BY mem-
her of that Convention at its last meeting, that II
those who desired Office and their personal friends
who had obtained seats as delegates were taken
out. the whole matter would he settled at once.
Do Lot attempt to dictate to the Americans
whom they shall nominate on their part, ana see 10
it most vlgllantly that no disappointed aspiran'
among Yourselves for local Offices, is permitted Tor
momcn. to imperil your success, which, win
union and harmony is certain, and without when
the election of your excellent nominee for Con-
gress is hardly possible.
If You suffer yourselves TO be controlled and d.
yded by selfish men in pursuit of local spolls, Ls'
comptonism will again misrepresent and disgrace
| your district at Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

We are within sixteen days Of most important
State Election. The result of that Election ought
to be wholly free from doubt, but is not. Had a
Union State Ticket been formed at Syracuse on the
Sth or 9th ult. and the movement followed up by
union in the several Districts, We should have
swept the State by One Hundred thousand Ma
jority, carrying from twenty to thirty of the
Members of Congress, and making the next House
Opposition beyond peradventurr. New-York
surely ought not to be behind Pennsylvania in
the grand benefcent revolution now in progress.
Owing to unfortunate and needless divisions where
there should have been union there is danger that
she will be.
But, though there has been, there no longer is
danger that the State will be lost. Congressman
may be thrown away. but we think the State
Ticket cannot be. AL our adyices lead to the con-
cusion that EDWIN ID. MORGAN will be our ne xt
Governor, and that the Republican State Ticket
will be elected by handsome average majority.
But to secure this result it s essential that the
Republicans shall evince hbsrality in settling the
local tickets and energy in the canvass The vic.
tores Just achieved By our brethren especially that
in Penusylvania, were Won BY united Opposition
meeting on platform Of perfect equality. and sup
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

TEr SHAW CASE IN ALADAMA.-The citizens of
Tuscumbia. Franklin County. Alabama greatly
exercised with regard 10 the Shaw kidnapping case
row progressing iu our Criminal Court At late
meeting Oh the subject held there, in which all the
great men Of the county tock part report was made
b. Committee appointed for the purpose, aud sdopt
ed, from which We take the following passage " Of
the fact that the boy captured 10y Julian aud Shaw,
"havirg been boin slave, and OF his being slave
"alwsys, there can be no doubt. There has been
"commtted no offtnse against the laws OF Pennsyl-
' vania by Shaw, and, therefore, the COMMITTEE be-
"iieve that the prosecution of the said Shn" is the
prompting of fanaticism and not for the vindlcs-
Il ton Of violated law" Well, the people Of Tus
cumba may think but we have an idea II may
be an erroneous one, that the twelve now sitting
in Judgment Shaw. must. in view Of the evidence
against him, hold different opinion and they are,
after all tie judges whether or not he has committed
an offepse against our laws. We shall see.
lPttsbcrsh! h!Csropcle.
MovISo SorTH.-1ne Chattanooga Tenn Repre-
Ssntat,re Of the 10th ult, says:
"a car load Of 81 Virginia and South Carolina
Africans passed through this city on the 18th inst.
en- route for the cotton and sugar regions. Tho rail-
road arrivals show tremendous drain ot Africans
from the Old States to those further South
ALABAMA GAMBLING AND DRisEIsc-HoCsrs Dr.
srRoYrD.-We learn from Tie Montgomery Ala
Nail Of tho 18th, that q number Of drinking and
gsnbling houses have been broken up a that city by
he MarshAl. About thirty barrels Of whisky were
deseroyed and large qusnty Of faro aud other i'm
pieme0ls were seized.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
To the Associated Press

To the Associated Press
WAsHIsdros, Saturday, Oct. l6. 1873
The Navy Department, this morning, alpointed al
the remaining officers for the Brazil and Paraguay
Expedition The ves~sls carry $50 thiry.two poan-
ders and twenty. nineinch guns beside inot'"s.t
The General Land Office, on protest nlea N .ne
name Of the School Commissioners 0 Waoas"s
Comfy, MiDnesots, against preeTptlon anu ivca'@
beipp allowed upon sections 10 and 81, WITHIN tH
Sioux Half breed Reservation, has decided that thg
have never been appropriated for school purposes ss
are therefore subject to preemp'on, the same as c,n
lands.
Gen. Jcrez has been Informed by the Secretary
State, that, not havingipower II understood be
had, to settle the Nicaragua difficulty by accepting
the Cassl rsarr treaty, il would be useless to hold
further communication with him, and that this Gov.
ernment, in the mean time, would not wait for any
further useless negotiations which only served TO EN-
bnrrass a plain question, but would pursue the de-
ci-ive policy already explained 10 him.
The War Department has received communca
tron from Major Garnett commanding detachment
OF the 9th Infantry In Washington Territory dated
fnkama Expedition, NcDstcha River, Aug. Is: After
giving an account Of the capture of some lndsas'
who, IT IL believed, had fled into the Backfeet coon.
try in pursuit and alarm of others, and the dean
Lient. Allen, Major Garneit says il is his intentoup
move to the region of Okanagan 10 show his to're
there The Indians state that the tribes at the north
Of Okanagan are friendly. They say the story Of the
massacre Of Is miners from Walla-Walls s unnx.
Major Carnett finds il is impossible for foot troops
travtrse the country from the mouth Of the SPotn
River TO Buckand Rapids, at Columbia River, IS
want Of water the trail. He intended 10 cross sm
Columbia at Okanagan, follow it on the east 'dss
II &c Priests Rapids there recross it, and reach m
post on the 18th Of this mo nth
The General Land Office has decided thai, bytm
law relating to preemptions upon haf-bteeds uAcN.
settler upon technical quarter section is an oceaps
of the whole of it, and will take tho whole aheousa
improy ements may cover part only but ss.ss
ment upon part only, with view to holding 10 oo~
quarter sections must b. clearly shown and nteano
notified, otherwise Subsequent location I" .c1P nI
hold the subdivisions not improved or nst n0u'''
for preemption.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

Whenever two hitherto adverse parties agree TO
unite TO pro,trato a common enemy, it is plain
that their candidates must be chosen partly from
each and it is the clear duty Of either not to
present names likely to be specially obnoxious to
the other. If Americans in any District accept n
Republican for Congress, or Republicans accept an
American, they have right to the choice of men.
In every such instance, we commend the excellent
course pursued in the With (John COchrane's) }
District. There the Republicans balloted for a
Member and the result showed that votes were
cast for four persons. The result Of this ballot
transmitted to the American Convention, with a
request that they should indicate Of the four to
be supported as the common candidate. They
chose ROBERT II. MCuRDY, and he is accordingly
the candidate of the united Opposition, with every
prospect of success. Had Il ike coursc been pur
sued in other Districts, We should ere this have had
strong and satisfactory candidates in the field in
every City District with moral certainty of
electing most of them. Nor is it yet too late to
profit by the excellent example set by the conerees
of the With District
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

WILLIAM II. ALEERrsoN, the Republican can
gagged in the storage business and one Of our Ctys
most estimable and popular working men. His
selection lie an admirable one, and feel confident
that nothing short of wholesale fraud can defeat
him. His colleagues on the Republican ticket are
good, popular men, who will poll heavy vote; but
we shall be disappointed if Mr.. Albertson does not
handsomely lead the ticket.
The Republican Convention has done its work
we'll and we trust the American will do its part as
we'll If it does, We shall have Union Ticket
that will sweep the City like whirlwind.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

Up to this hour the Republicans Of no District
in this City or Brooklyn have acquiesced in the
selection of an American for Congress. This is
wrong-un unjust-suicidal. If the candidates pre-
sented by the American cOnferees are not good
aud true men-or if they are against us on the
great issue Of Slavery Restrictioa-that is valid
reason for rejecting them: otherwise, such re-
lection is factiOus and blamable. If the next
House is to stand like wall against the Slavery
Propagandism, fibustering schemes and ruinous
prodsality of the Buchanan Administration, this
City must contribute to that result at least three
or four votes. But to such contribution union
of the Opposition is indispensable, and that union
can only be effected on the basis of give aud take.
Republicans of the several Districts look to it
that your delegates are not misguided by ambitious
aspirsnts to the sacrifice Of your cause. Woe to
that man who sacrifices in his own behalf the op-
portunity of winning District from Lecompton-
te III the approaching election
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

The Editors of Maine-thirty odd in number
have been enjoying trip to the northeastern cor
ner Of that Ststs, properly known as the "Aroos-
took region" on the invitation Of the ArOOstOOk
Agricultural Society. They found couttry rich
in all the natural elements Of wealth-a deep and
fertile soil. abundant and excellent timber, the best
of water and water-pOwer, and heathness unsur-
pamed-and all this within sixty hours of Boston,
and soon TO be connected with all New England by
a railroad from Bangor. The drawbacks are rather
long and cold Winters, with chances Of early frost
10 the prejudice not merely Of Indian Corn but Of
Potatoes and some other vegetables. Yet it appears
to be established that the average crops OF Aroos'
took are equal to tlveo of the Great Wcst-eighty
bushels of Corn or Oats and thirty to forty Of Wheat
being BY no means extraordinary, while for Grass,
Potatoes and other edible Roots Aroostook would
reem the garden of the Union. And not only are
the crops ample, but the prices at which they can
be sold. owing to the prevalence Of timber-cutting
in the immediate neighborhood, are most satsiac-
tory A dollar and half per bushel for Wheat,
dollar for Corn or Rye, and fifty cents for Oats or
Potatoes, would appear TO be average rates, pay
able in clean cash at the doors Of the producers.
And in this bounte0us region there Is much capital
State land for sale at fifty cents per acre payable
in work on the roads at dollar per day. Certainly,
those residents of New England who are looking
for homes for their declining years and for the
children who are to survive them.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
". do not comprehend the reasons assigned for

We do not comprehend the reasons assigned for
the refusal Of the Republican Convention Of Kings
County to ratiy the action Of their own Conferees.
especially since that action gave them the Member
of Congress. We have more to say, but will await
the moving Of the waters. 1t now looks as though
persooal aspirations, and not the nero "shrieks Of
locality" were at the bottom Of this trouble. II
there are any who deem the affair mona Of our bu-
sness, we tell them that We shall nke it our busi.
ness il the fair opportunity for sisetias Republi-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

psmy days. And he too had al elegant Siiis on the
banks Of the River Charles. and was yer! as'ee'
able companion and good neighbor. SPADE mus.
come TO be called spade, and black not dno'e'
with words until il look Ike white or there IS no
reason to hope for the extinction OF the race o'
Scbuylers, Tuekermans snd WOcdworths' IAl'
is tie worst sort of comroundug Of felon'es' "he"
Villains Ike AlIibone aud Porter Of Phiadepis,
and this Wocdwcrtb. are virtually allowed 10 plead
their piety a. an Offset to their pilierins, and hnd
tie Church sanctuary from the Penitentiary'