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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-04
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Special Dispatch 10 The n Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Nov. 3, 1859.
There is nothing in the correspondence bctwsss
our Government and England to justify the lcsst
apprehension of any rupture resulting from the Saa
Juan affair.
The Administration has disclaimed having s,'sa
Gen. Harney any instructions to take e1eia"'s~
military possession Of San Juan lsi'~s out in cs'e
Of such steps being TAKEN it is not disposed 10 NJ
.oa. from. it: while it viii be ready to contiass
negotiations as to the DISPUTED boundary. Lss3
Russes letter is not offensive. and presents no Il.
mand except to restore the joint occupation before
proceeding further This is declined here; but ~
correspondence continues amicably, and the ooo-
viction is fully entertained that SCOTS presence and
investigation will remove all points Of embarrsss-
ment TO the satisfaction of both sides The In
formation here is conclusive that the Importance Of
the island as a military position or Otherwise Ass
been greatly exaggerated
Capt Franklin. who succeeds Mr.. Mess N u
superintendency of the Capitol, was not ansPP0'
cant. Ed had no knowledge Of his appoiniue ~
stopped at the cars by order Of the Secretary
War, when about leaving the city. lie wen
qualified for the position.
To the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Nov. g. 1854
The Postmaster General has concluded an arsnev.
msnt with the Canadian Post-Ofhcs Department. b.
which the mails to be transported for the % post
aoa -askiv between Detroit and Liverpool via Port.
land in Winter and the River II, Lawreneein Ben.
mer. The service is to commence by the trip Of Ne
first steamer outward from Portland on the 10Th ins
Il is intended to have the mails, or such ~ may b
expedited for and from the Western, Northwestern,
and probably some of the South Western States cent
in closed bags between Chicago and Detroit on the
one side and Liverpool and London the other, and
for this purpose the British Post-Onice Departments
has been REQ uested TO constitute Chicago and Detrot
exchange Offices for the United States and BrhiA
mails. On the side of Britain, Cork may also DO eoa'
tituted an exchange office. BY the schedule the tin
between Portland and Chicago is to be ~ hours an
when the service commences there will be an I'M
broken line of railroad the whole way. This will bee
very direct line between the Far West and Europe.
Marshall NJ Smith of Mississippi has been appoie1sd
BY the President Consul to Constantinope.
Lewis Jones, young clerk in the Land Office, ooue
mtled suicide this morning by blowing his bralnsoS
with pistol.
letter has been received hero stating that Geriesd
Tras for many years Governor of chihuahua, b
shortly expected at I'll Paso, to consult with JuAGq
Hart with reference to the construction Of railsoA1
through Chihuahua, under the grant to Hart, Ossso
and others by the Legislature Of that State last yes.
Lieutenant Mowry is seriously i'll at FL Paso.
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The steamer America, with three days later
news, passed Halifax yesterday afternoon. We
will not be able to get her until time to-
day.
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Nep9(ork DAILY Gribm,re
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS
No notice be Of Anony Commanicstions Whh
insertion be authenticated by the
name and address. of the wtcrno necessarily for pubss
tion but a. guaranty for his good faith .
We undertake TO return rejected Communications
Business letters THK TRBrNk should In al cases be i'd
d-essed to Horace GREELEY Il Co.
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REPUBLICAN STATE NOMINATIONS

see'y Of State. ELIAS w. LEAvENWORTH.
ConsYolley. ROBERT DENNISTON, Orange.
/n'y- eraI....CHARLES q. MYERS, st. Lawrence
STATE Engineer. ..ORvILLE w. STOREY, AnesAny
Ty<auye, ,.......PHILIP DORSHRIMRR, Erie.
Canal Commr....OGDEN N. CHAPLIN, Albany.
nudge Of Appeals. HENRY K. DAVIES. New-York
STATE P,,,on Insy DAVID p. FORREST, Schenectady
Clerk oJ Appeals. CHARLES HUGHES, Washington
For Justices Of the supreme Court.
Di,trict l., Isaac DAYTON OF Ncw-York.
U....GEORGE O. REYNOLDS Of Kings
uI.IRA HARRIS of Albany.
IV.AUCUSTUS BOXES Of Sars.ogs
VIZ ROY MORGAN Of OnondAsa
yI.JOHN NJ PARKER of TiogA
yII.ADDISON T. KNOX OF Seneca
WILL MARTIN GROVER Of Allessuy
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Z. V. HAUGHwoUT g. Co.,
NJ. iea 400 Ann 40 BROLpwAY,

T.. V. HAUGHwOUT & Co.,
Nos. fse, 4so AsD 4n BROADWAY, Nv
CORNER OF BRooNE-s1., N. T.,
would call the Of parties about to 'heir
and the public generally their extensive and elegant s'of
ment OF o.
oomp.ny CHINA GLASSWARE, Gas FIXTURES, SILVER ana
Pr AZ IN ARP MIRRORS, CUTLERY, CLOCKS bhoiss rkS
a. ITrIHy VASES and FkNcY GOOps OF every de-rpton
Having vo RypEyr BuIERs Europe, they are
,scs;vny FRrsH and purchasers can rely
mon finding In their the LATEST and CBocKr NOVEL
1ffrs az The Engish, FRENCH and German mATheS
RICH CARPETINGS.
FALL IsPoETATI0ss
Sxr1B 4 LouSsBB RHr,
No l56 Broadway. near Grsnd'st,
,.,cec,fpI,v invite attention their FALL Stiles Of
ROYAL WILTos,
VELVET, TApEsrkY, AND SRusssLs
Also Imperial 1hreepy and Ingram CAkPRrse Of every va
rey Of style ard grade English aud American FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS Rr6s DRrGGRIs, &c, &c.
RUPTURE CURED BY MARSH g. Co.'S RADICAL
CuKs Truss Also Elastic 3Tocxyes for vsrcose vein:
svPpoHrHRs and Shoulder BKAcs instruments for dsorni
ties made order No. Vesey Astor House NJ T. La
des and female attendants Also AARsH COR
Iws Co., No. 5 West 4th-st-. Cincinnati, Ohio
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The TIME OF NIGHT.
THH PrnLIc

rss The ns Of All Ho.ss o. lhe iesi looking ia 81,
One dQof below CSaSi.st
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DCKULthS
Tia eqasncy OF buryacs sdlnoush~s all prudent House
kcepcgs efcDt prevent their dwellings
BENG ssterrd he ordinary loch In be opened
piecs OF skeleton kry, without the slightest dealty
bursrs well tnis
eng houses robbed every week The korAsr
LOGS has failed TO snord the necessary security and o
c>evepience durability eqnaled by other oek
cse kALESrtss bprLks
Psaentres and Sole MsnufscirreIs. No. sI Broadway.
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rneul BY Absorption Dyspepsia Fever and Ague kheana
tm Chest Liver Nervous Affections and their attendants
Cows psioa. fe esdaehes snd account Of It's great
Soe and eti'y patent right Is pending sent
by ms upon the tsc.iP Of ~ Address Box Letter T. Post
she SrcoAyn L. OF they De purchased OF the e.aa
-hd srn.. ., No S2s brosd~sy N " and No IT'S Fulton
a., K-soklyn-
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C.TARRH.-Dr. G. Ii. MARSHALL, Lung Ply al
sisn eare: CArAkHs wi,hss i. Consult him free
the Nicholas Hotel n T., every Monday Tuesday and
Wenr Ofce hours oto Of the week cons III BY
e,,er % 81 Nicholas Hotel Cure certain.
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WILDERS PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE
The Great trsProof safe OF the World. secured vita th.
bess Powder and Bureiarfsooi Locks
Bsnkers Jew clers', and House sale. made order.
DUNK bkoraERs, NO. ~ Saden-LAne n Y
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IS, nQUE, Bl0nr !
nNM1, - saSply = ~ isllswing HANDS
P1ynGuS6 s1eok, warsaw, Ill.
ProSi1 111ns,s do
UnioA N04 Ia4sftown, Ill.
0rani1D 011as Nsst Point, Iowa.
We 1D1m1 NM, do do
11snslo Aills, ksokak, Lows.
i LeooauktNo Nina. lnharps, Ill.
Ueine Agents eneAss1 - ~ ahOvs mills, ws
afs prepared to ssl Of all tinss at the sv iossss
From. - ; e zTsffs g., : @''''
nshlAd4w - No. 110 Main-st.
Jueg B0Oo1vo1s
AT7MkY AND0' oo16ega1oa aa
BACON GHQuLDxRS.
fur sAls ~ VIII. AUSTIN : Cd.
nohlAdkw
UGlxfIN6 PXPnk, III sisss q Hag and
w oEsw RApsss, 6isst lge0 1hs ninD, for
sals IoN by ". H Au6IxN > CO.'S.
nch14kwd
j. X. NM1son. =. aussiH.
Wilson g. GuDtim,
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- K EQKUK, IOWA: SATURDAY. JUNE IL. 1859

Q - & 1.t1sls IN n. = 81 ss.S '4,@-'
@@f a7s# 6ss as1ssa3S 81 saNss ssF
~ esa l11xx16 n0gDx Or
a1O44I 41ON = Q Q.
sLNAYy yAhlsAav A1naStsd - ! partner II ths
IDGptdnG 9eaio !, A1exanasr BaFphys fvAo has
beQnl1 19 1b0the lnes ~ ysa.s). - b1st-
lsss u1lihs sea1sstsa ssdss ~ -
40. b. ANDERSON 4 co..
Detne - ok the cIdsot Banking Houses az net
tAssaoMgl inIswa. The nsv Arn solisits .ssntiA-
neae9ee tsns~paaeaaesso libsra1y sxs6adsd ~
III - IN nnhe eeIlsseisns snA remit, less Ex-
sAe1oe - - ~ Of payment, fsss " shasgs.
s 14|xpooW4ee ase - formally hy ataior part
81 d " Is
Wississ T1esise 90, ,Dsaksrs,H.Y.
E1wo0A W. C1ork . Co., philaAelphia.
1e911 1A6k1se 0D4, bssteD. 81
Ohnps 1nl1sr A1sswAs, Bankers, Boston. &
i NAnIoa0aaks s0nia1go. 81 #s .
leGnAa = 0elpshsy chicago.
UlAan1ps' Deaks 6ttohaseh.
= - psSosis 1sak. Ptssassrsh.
y 0n1Sts > Deo<hsftoa q cinetnAs1i.
A. p. Hunf Co., = LouaSvfIe. NJ
oGats ogvinns Enseitueion. De. Loais.
il E1111nk, Jan. /, '6e. 00O.O. ANDDl0ON
laose - - 80
EregE Snns ~ac. z - ------
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N00sN0A0 - ~ AAAA ~ - - 49,
ssa (sucossssas = ). L.1oass : os.,)
PeartAssrsss, between lrAlA - JsAassa,
4,
H66n4fns~xlkff. n dlxs8s a IA S6 6ahfaz All ~.
49, Ls.2s, sslaT.s4 Hanging Leaps. hokiss
..s s :: &. ss Il ::..s =: :. IT. G sr ~ os ::.:s s
b Pisssed 70 Aavp asu lrsn oss and all. We
ia:sad . kssp oonstastly p band complete ssssa
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
s.iss =; ran sss.: .: e 1. :a :: s:'sis :: I'm :.
asss y cell sisvs3y ssEssa, he..: Y The wsst.
u Jaa. d I35s4kx ...
l0S0. spFing ana Summer 1855.
suPrLIEs JUsr RscEIvxD.
s.n.zurcnruson. sAsss Dswsv
nU4GHHsW4NEwEE.
lnRcHANT rAnoRs,
1Airast. ~. Msfs . Jshnsoa. KE0KUE.
u1yk JUST rsssivsd q thsif Ys6Aisaabls
Ii Teiloring and HuTnl1Atng eee41ahho(bnt,
: esoiss and sxeelleat saPPly Of Bre3esiS iSsas,
C.ssi.sFsss Vestnss, snd 0sas's 1URNEn-
ING GOODS, Of all descriptions, and guafantss
that their work shall y 1sns IN M n2t a.
proved and satiafactory manner. They are con-
stAntly receiving the New gYOsk A1d 4A1ladel-
phis fashions; and rsspectfully solicit Al Who
desire good work and the best nstsfiaI . eivs
Apis1iv HUrcHIHsos DEWEY.
LIVERY saAnlsE,
On Girst.ss., Aes. Matn Z JOA4pon
4 llORsES, BuGGIES and CARKIA0RsA
u Of the bsst class always ready fof
Horx.s ho.yde ed bv the a.v A. veek u bri... -
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Thr0uGh Tickets
TO ALL HQInT0 iastAs lIniss - Ch1aAas saa b
procured - ~ m %
RAILROAD TICKET 0RFICR,
Msts Ssraa. leOees Esrs - Saep~l,
ssg 81 ogSoskss nm RuAInes nbSun,
KROKUks 80 . - IOWA.
.s8est IL. T1WEnoURY,
.ss e 48 8a 1kGkst Agsat.
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TEMPLlN, PLUMMRR .


AD0O BhAbON AkkAN6EMkNf. IkJo8.
I NJ. LOUIS, vt. PAUL - -
.r,,, =: AZ !, !, :,
1QR9aRnN LIME RAOKH8S.
T11 lallowing swift anA npsfisr 6tsam1vs win
- esmpoee this line for the present seasons
CANADA, Capt. WAKn-
MINNEStrA BELLE, Capt. HUI
DENMARK, Capt. 0RAY.
HRNkY CLAY Capt 6fKvsnsOH.
PKMBINAW, 0AptA 0RIvYIfR.
NETRIPOLITAN, Capt. knODss.
WM. L. living, Capt. 0nssMn.
NOKTHEKNER, Capt. ALyoRp.
They win llesve Keokuk, for 81. Paul, on Tues-
Aa0, w ednssday, Friday and 6sndsy EVENING", ard
for st. Louir on Tuesday, Thursday, FnAsy and
Sunday mornings.
Thia Lima has baen in successful operation for
the paet pear. and Tor regularity, Comfort and per-
fest reliability has not been surpassed BY any Or
gaaiaation o. the WastsRn Rivers, and hope 70
merit . ssneinaaos Of ths liberal patronage which
AAs bsso haets6ors hssAewsd upon them.
Tor 1rGight Or pa1esgs apply TO
BROWN, AUe11N = CO., Agsnts,
Levse, Keokuk.
wAlDHn SMALLER, Cent Asta., St. Louis.
Feb36l
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succnssoR 70 A'MIL1H : COIL
Jehnssn IT., NsaF the Poss OffScs.
HAVING purchased ths veil known Mterary
IL Depot 81 Mcmillan Co., the undersigned
lI ssnlinse the busissss IN Al its depar tments.
! am In constant recsipt Of al the
Daily Nswspapsrs,
Weekly Mtsxaries,
Monthly Magasines, and
New Publiostions generally
Also, : large assostmeAtof BtAtionsy.
Uay1oa f4sss*s Ns 5WM. WILSON.
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P I z E's ? q 4 K!

a z MARCxsD,s - secena.stress, &,
"A y ths snly plsos that you oaa get gsod Gain
twist Rises, and Colts Rsvolvsrs af 8 Is piece.
mOh1odly
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TROUGH FREIRWT CONx1ACTS
- AND FROM ALL hAB1YRN tffI8 eaa
- 1aAe as hA4x VDeGaoss DAnagss ~
aveI-ehagns gs9alea pstlnDtly. 81
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d s
l. =. ROLLOCk = CO.
"E ars now receiving and opening new and
w splendid stock sf Clothing and dsnts' Fur
nishinG C}oeds uhtsh ws oGsr % ssll very low for
cash. Our goods ars selected With great sars and
With view TO the lard times thsrsfoes ws ofer
them at very small pso6ts, keeping In view the old
motto of quick sAl q and small pssAh. AL ws
ask ID that eustomsrs will call and sxAnins before
purchasing slssvhere; We charge nothing for show.
Ing gools. Remember the plAcs, East side of Sd
~, ksswssa Main md Johsson.
mchlM t 49, 8. POLLQCK co.
f1ne watch kepAirAaG. w
TINE subscriber being obliged 70 make changs
j = ~ WA1uu 1arA11Mo D1pAnsuuass hae 90
esrsA the es1yieas Of + competent voxkAen-~ens
Who undsfstandD hls business thoroughly. Great
sars wtlibs hakan With Ill work sntrusssd ~ my
cAse and ths uprk warranted % givs Aatisfaction.
1AS xepstrsSg ~ C1ocks, Jessivy, $c., also the
naaN lastanine - ssds % essr7 description, shall
reosive my personal attention, and warranted.
P. s.-Work Of ~ kinds not giving Su1sct sat-
dtse1tsa, viii - ysenptly a1t1seea by calling on
April S-A4w OAM,L g. BRIDGES.
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='''' :
y. slsa q !. ssissd. dIss.ss ssSsassa 5 = e
d.ss Psaa Tor old SILVER and Q.,.ass.,. e..a:
1evOd1w PAkMKLD bro.
.a T111 LIVING 108. =
lAVlH9 largely isspaseA its GirsalAlm ths
Past year, the publishers are enabled - ~
6UKENTIFIC D LITERARY PORTRAITS.
EngrsSsd on stssl, sach of winch win y ascenpa-
~ u nisd b., Z ae
BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR,
Thus furnishing TO It's readers not only the cream
sf the Oest Periodical Literature IL
e 81 the w04A ,hatAlso complsto
ILLUSTRATED BIOGRAPHICAL Do
TIONARY. A
Commencing with the Portraits OF DeQuincy, fol-
lowed BY Hugh Miller W. H. Prescott. Professor
wilson, Cas-. Lamb, OssrliA, HSabolds. 10.
~ ssy without hesitstion, that ii could have
but one magazine anoag al that ase pshaishsd o.
r.. .publishsd 10 oar oountry, shouId reject Lt-
tolls Living Ags. II oontrives 70 touch the gold.
On medium 6seWeea mere instrvctiun and mere en-
teStAlnnentJ anA : gysat ,dSal Of knowJeies may
= RtAnsl NJ lrsn Il snNA - every enc aasht 70
g. - 1xsrsst from alsstsr from Kss. Henry
aTsa1n. single ssmhsrs IL csnts !; yearly sab
ssdptiea, - o-pSspaid 70 any sAdrsss. eubscrip-
ttoae les llee 1arisd, IL assirsd. Special sSrrns
DELissiK ) PRocgER. Publishers,
apfldEwot - Broadway, N. Y.
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New Spring Goods.


large stock Of MILLINERY GOODS, which
she will sell at very low prices her st6re aA 9Ae
soath side Of Main street. hstveea I'D md -.
ape y 4. ElA#
kEWkUk FEMALE 11eW1aARR.
ruNAE 1OUkTH TERM of the sKeokak v1mals
~ sGeeVY Will apea - A0RnAHs APRIL
Ia k - 3essasnt of ~ Chathan 6q1ass ChaIeA, ,
eag11e et asv1nth aad Morgan stssstss xAegS tsn-
DssAY nape1nqdAaisas, a4sePt tgs ~ A4esy
~ tIhs1t. 1avs - Aee1rA = rsoh1 Sb6ls aly
~ 3ssrd & Ts,ss..s Il tAiu ss.iaaay .a,sst>a
3t6ln vuRfoag rSlit tfDus Asnonhations Ah1 rspre-
eeAtiAe : leEee rAit or tAe Christian eenMsnity,
1&tS II IN u1it14 anA 10-opstAE w 1Do30 az the
1t61at1 ttae4tioa 70 ae1nAliSh eEAAnAlly sseA
a isstt1 ~ - oux, city AQuifeD.
1hs 93ixeapAI u the 1nttittttoa 4 Rev. g. A.
W1GHKQ1, - whom, or 70 the Secretary of ths
16as1, appiIeatisaa for the ednission e yupils
NAY - nade.
i the Pnnary Dspastnsnt, ysmg misses fron
six = IN 3sass a 49, may b rsssiSs1 Under The
oae = Mia UT1neton, its present. teAcksf, Who re-
eeiyes al ths inoemee Of that dspartnsnt.
The charges for tuition Will bs % and q In the
orAl1ay RntIilh seuoiss, With assaail - 11itional
- ~ flnsi0saaal sxpsnsss. lof lAe12, 1fsnsh,
0ermoa, -, extra eh1agss VI n ~ ma1o.
ttis assiF16ls hat psrsons desi9nine ~ beeoms
pspilSbs fssssst puaseseaiy q - lrss Of ths
Presidsatof ths Board Of 1ru1oses.
HsH1 s,s.a sI ~
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To take s1sst % Monday, June oth, 1859.
EykOM and after the sbovs laks and until far
u TIER notics, two Psaseneef Trains will leavs
Paakse Depot, Keokuk ~ fOiiOws:
First Train leaves Ksokuk daily (6un-
days sseepts1jat 600 4. n.
Second TrAis lsaves Keokuk daily
(6undays sxcspted) 1t 400 r. \.
First Train leaves Montroae daily
f6andsys exceptedl 1t 6:f6 4. Il.
6seosa Train leaves Hontross daily
1 (eanAAys s1espesd) st 600 r. y.
sfs ase T14rLlN PLUMMRR . CO., Lssssss.
=. W. DAVIS, 6apssintsnAent.
q ], r T1vKssuRY, TiGkst Agent, Main-st.
91hs sbove road 10 nov prepared 10 furnish
CGn for Pic Mics and pleasure parties on short mo-
ttse Al On tho nost favorabk terms. For further
inf0rnAtisn spply q the O1hce in Packet Depot,
er 70 ths Superintendent. ~ H g s8a
Il lu1s q 'to-d&u
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DkACIICk6 only in shs Civil os4tt3 noeeod,
> and 6svotss his ine .1axo11 6x0o0nGnnfai
essss. Business fron aheoad VIII Yeseive 6ofnl
sttsntioa. O9ss No. A1Qhnnse stesse.
4 aJa1A l. ,6o-1AUly ss 4saa 8a sesk - gass
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In connection with the report published else

In connection with the report, published else
where. of the high-handed and lawless proceedings
two noted HoIiday-street ruffians, on Wednes-
dav night, the following statement OF facts may not
be wholly inopportune, and to some of our read
ers, at least, may prove not less edlfylng than IN
structiye. 1t is well-known to those who have
watched the progress of late political events in this
city. that within a comparatively recent period, a
deadly feud has broken ont between the STATE s
ATTORNEY and Mr. JOHN HINEsLEY. How these
two worthless, so long united in the bonds of mutual
interest as well of personal and political good-te-
lowship ever came TO quarrel il does not now con-
Germ MS to enquire. Suffice it to say-that at the
recent primary elections of the American Party, Mr.
WHITNEY. in his contest for the States Attorney
shin, had no more determined or formidable
opponcnt than Mr.. HGNEsLEY. Defeated in his
efforts TO prevent his denomination, Mr.. HINEsLEY,
in order TO revenge himself, resorted to the novel
eypedient Of surrenderng into the hands of Justice
some dozen or more of Mr.. WmTNEY's particular
friends, whose surety he had become. In this
wagon one day-Friday, we think it was Of
sazt week-some $4,000 worth of rascality was
delivered ~ IN one batch. Among the indi-
yiduals included III tn2 list, and who seemea,
through this act of perfdy on tns pGrt of Mr.
HINEsLEY, to be destined to exchange the sweet air
of freedom for the confined and unwhoesome
atmosphere of Jail, was Mr.. JOSHUA MULLEY,
noted pickpocket and shining ornament Of the
American party. Recourse was at once had to the
STATE ATTORNEY to rescue SO useful member of So
ciety and the party from such fate and by direc-
ton of that officer, ERASMUS LEVY, was accepted
as surety upon his bail-bond in the place of JoHN
HiNEsLEY, whose malignant purpose was thus tri-
umphantly foiled, and Mr.. MULLEY was again re-
stored to liberty. To what excellent use he
has since pat his liberty, and how no
bly, he has justified the generous confidence
of his friend and patron, the STATES AT
roRNEY, they who wish 10 know may learn from
the local column Of this days paper. Saved by
the interposition of the STATES officer from impris
onment on Friday, he is found Wednesday
''fourishng a horse-pistol around the head of Il
policeman, under circumstances which admit of
but little doubt as to the sinister purpose with
which the weapon was produced and designed 10
be used. We commend the story and its moral to
the consideration of patient and forgiyng people.
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kets printed on letter sheet, will be ready for
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APPOINTMENTS TO OFFICE.
E'rONl JLo National J,,Ia1I,a,,,,,,.

The following aneedote of General Washington
appeared IN the ARscrm, an English magazine
IN 1873 Its Claim to authenticity = not there
SHOWN out ms at least may be said of ii, that f i
is not true it deserves to be. "
'During his administration as President of the
United States, gentleman the friend of the Presi-
dent throughout the whole course of the Revou-
tonary war, applied for lucrative and RESPONSE
bic office. The gentleman was at I'll times wei
come to Washington's table. He had been to a GER
tain degree necessary to the domestic repose of a
man who had for seven years fought the battles of
bis country, and who had undertaken the task
OF welding her political energies. At all times
and in all places Washington regarded his Revolu-
tionary associate with an eve of evident par
TALLY and confidence. He was a invial pleasant
and unobtrusive companion. In applying for the
ONCE II was IN the full confidence of sue
cess, and his friends already cheered him in the
prospect of his arrival at competency and ease
The opponent of this gentleman was known to be de-
cidedy hostile to the politics of Washington. He
had even made himself conspicuous among the ranks
OF the opposition. He had, however, the temerity
to stand as candidate for the Office to which the
friend and fayorite of Washington aspired He had
nothing to urge 10 favor Of his pretensions but
strong integrity, promrtituae, and fidelity in bust
ness and every quality which, if called into exer-
else, would render service to the State. Every
one considered the appointment of this man homeless
natterlng testimonial of merit had he to present
to the eye of Washington. He was known TO be his
political enemy. He opposed by fayorite Of
the General; and yet with such fearful odds he
dared to stand candidate. What was the result?
The enemy Of Washington was appointed to the
office. and his table companion left destitute and de-
jected. A mutual friend, who interested himself
in the affair, ventured to demonstrate with the
President for the injustc of his appointment. 'My
friend said he, q receive with a cordial welcome
He is welcome to my house and welcome to nv
heart. But with all his good qualities he is not a
man of business. His opponet is with all his pot-
ica hostility to me, of business Nv private
feelings have nothing TO do in this | am not
George Washington, but President of the United
States. As George Washington would do this
man any kindness in my power; but as President of
the United States can do nnthinr ~
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S. HARRINGTON

Would pectfuiy inform his old friends and the public
IN general that he prepared to attend all orders in his
line of business
lie Will NARNIsH Or RE-VARNIsH AND POLISH Or CLEAN
UP AND POLISH ALL ENDS OF FURNITURE; REPAIR AND
MoDERNIsE OLD FUGyrURE UPHoLsTER AND RECOVER,
Do UP MATTRESSES AND FEATHER BEDS &c, &c, &C
twenty years practical experience working for the best
families in the cities New York Philadelphia and Blt
more enables him to suit the scrupuous, aud to 70 his
ORE better and for less money than any other
one this side OF Philadelphia
~ BAH orders left at his Dwelling, No % Forest street,
or with n Hynson Jennings Co, IS y Charles street
will Immediately attended to apGm