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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
WEEKLY REVIEW
OF THE
DRY GOODS MARKET.
By The Manufacturers Cloth Hall Association,
A. ii. ALMf, Manager.
NEw-YoRK, l3 Broadway,

THURSDAY EyEsISG, jane Z, 1873.
In reviewing the Domestic Goods market for the
psst month, have recorded healthy demand,
which has been quite equal TO the production of our
looms, although the general Dry Goods trade had
been on limited scale, incident to the Of the
year.
After careful survey Of the markets we are con-
frmed in the opinion that the country generally as
well az the commercial centers, is comparatively
bare of Cotton goods, and no important surplus of
Wooens exists. From combination of causes to
which We have hitherto alluded, the stocks held BY
obbers are quite inconsiderable and those in manu-
fac,urers hands lees than last year, when
they proved too limited to meet the demands OF the
trade.
The season Of inactivity is nearly past, and the
preparations for the early Southern trade have already
commenced, and after few weeks shall be in the
midst Of our heavy Autumn trade, which promises to
be larger than any previous season. The South bas
already received more than $50 600 600 for her cot.
ton alone and the reports of the Western harveSts
are Of the most promising character which will sf-
ford exchange to meet their pressing necessities, as
well to provide for their past dsiinquencies. The
only question which may disturb the general prosperi
ty Of the manufacturers Of cotton goods is that of
cessive mportations, which may be induced by the
present war; but that fact ought not to too
much importance, when it is known that the English
spinners coDfne their export styles of goods 10 fine
numbers, which cannot come in competition with our
chief proc uctions, although they might depress
the market for come Of cur finer fabrics; yet these
could be protected by slight concession if made i'm
mediately and with concert of action.
The manufacturers have worked on contrac. 20 long
and go successfully, that the determination generally
exists not to produce goods except on sure market
or positive orders aud they prefer to adopt the plan of
the English spinner, and limit the produc.Ion-ifthey
cannot adapt their looms to q remurerative demand
Already some corporations, which have hitherto
depended on the Domestic market, engaged on
export styles and hope never 10 see such accumu
lstions of stock as have oppressed the market in
former seasons.
ImpoIta;ons Of Plain Cottons at this port during
the week ending Nay %, ss compared with previous
wears have been A. tnllovg.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
philae~,pAs~ I~ule Market. ..Jusr I, 1859.

Thr ,uI,, 1t Beef C.stle this weh quite ISse having
snonntsa both Yards 80 bead The d-Dsnd vs.
rsrty qus se supply consequently there wAss s'sh De-
eue In rcesAat bead of yrIy Cas having ben
st5 tiz The prinepa sslss eaa ~ 80
q 80 81 reoun'n s,ch, and from tioeti? ss sod sod
prime There vvnl Its ~ Illinois Maryland Cstt,c,
but nesTr ell we're from counties IN this StA~
SBEgr-Thee been mother decline 10 the ve Of Sheer,
he lss- supply In srk-t The o6en amounted
so Sales made At nom ~ sS 20 % tho l0
10 hch about j hes compared with he prevoas Week.
Hoss-rh- sapply of Hogs sfe last ~"ch-bo
osrinss numbered snly leo heada of wb.sh wrre
odd from SO SGss the loo 70 net An extra W, brought
80 &
Cows I'll. offerings Of Cows smountef to only 80 hcsd
these sold at from s2asSo sccordns 20 CONDITION and
nsalrv
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
MARLNE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YORK.
Cleared.

CleaseA.
c F%ss c Jim S'ii. ..s. ads, sss ~
s., ksy s.p ss.,s rSs'.o sutton Co Thirty
,ys.al B.l'oTssic; ol, n.,s... r. w.%D.os Bssl Co
k%s = -. lg!t cyas, wISd,t D Z; Ds.Sf
ccs% MSs .s:s
& s sTss: ssspha tS G',SS %iSs
hs,diS h. ,y Lsats awad0 pswc Hasa 1.
J. T. wcDsteri Standard lBr, Cara wOd.o', d. 4
schooneI.-w. IL Hsn.on, Blair New Haven II. s. Ractrs,,
Margaret H,n'on, City PoDt Js Hunter Co Berry,
J. Davis w n rconb Th.y Porto Rico, a. W. rfanayi
Gun RoeA Mheh,l Prmbn ie stnrses Co s. Bra-p Das:
Portland, II. D. Broolman Co.. b. b. Warner, st~tsos.
sooPw. IL Heudrick.on, Hoyt Hartford, H. g. R.el-,t
Arrived.
Steamship Potomac, Watson, Baltimore mdse and pass H.
stesm.hp Jamestown, Parrish. Richmond. tc. mdss saa
D. GA Bacon. Passed Strata Of Lsnda FEB D. EIps-
PER day. wa. dsta ned Is days within SO miles Il The E,ass
May 10, on 81 50 exchanged ssnsls with shp Gen. Wind
ham tBr om Hong Kong for Demesra. with srss aamssr
ard % 70 stanton Rusrr June oA Gay gs.a' .v
" %hsi 20 ..p japan q and ,l1n Sewsedt5d eo en:e ~
Burt No. ii. '''' "'"- P'''' ITO" ''''o w.
s' ID DvT;S s L ko1sSa SsI,,s ssd Il; W.T. T
westerly winds The entire passage in lat ~ 30 ou a. p4
BsrE Go,r- Warren of Thoms.top Patterson Gate Bssry,
who ded on May is Rosario Apnl 10 and Busnos As l*k
sa sae, -, Rs. ns ssso9r 'ss M =
o1 Toke ~hsus bark sels s2 days from T.e.ha.aA M Nsv
Bui Grand Turs tof BIuehD Deliver, Trinidad, Cuba Ny
H. :asr.9 T. NJ Msyhsw c. May q, IA, q % boa 8
Mobile. '"N '''A'' vi ''''''e"'''' '''" '''"''
bn. B,s,e tcf Phsdspi.e oa.efsdss, Rio Jsne,o Ara
Lssis tot Phi.delphis Wco1 o Pemambsoo Margaret lt
RR,sSsh os,s o. Phi rsssPs. w.:"s 2, s;%s
Reindeer (Br Hopkins for NewYort. May 49, lat % D. a
with cio::i ath ia a cav Xss.sS IL be
srs Laura lBz Peterson, Msr.nham May g. bd.s to Bar
Brp Blash Hawk, Rogers, Salt csy, 7. l., Il days SAT-
Big srchsId Ton.y Coles Mnbndss 10 dsys larnbss
Bris Denmark. Roger, calAi' day. lumber to JED Fry
70 Tho. 0.ftin Ny n sfs lon. a. .g'ks .ar 6osss
seh!: Tr,nh, Douglass Newossn. "a days. sugar to 0ha-
scbr Rove 1sTl 0snen. ch.rO,e,Owp ?. Z. l.. 10 A.y+
pasto.., os,.. ~, % D Ds~oL 80
schr Emma tBr) HsIdsutrook, Com~slh, n g., 10 dsys
schr s.rsb ais os Cold sprus Uadsrh Busoos ld.ys
Enss. M., b. 50 a. lon IS 81 .pote .alp DsSoo 'ofs'A
sehr John b Kn.ey cn~ferd Gores April a. and Bssss't
Ny s Nss Wren .1s 'V waeS' fes' s. Anss~ B. day, as
70 a. Y. Dewolf =, ,
sehr MsIo.e tBr Campbell, wIEdsor, n g. IL days pAssss
scbr President T,y Driniwssr Pors Ewen coal bosnl
10 Portland . - M -
sclr Henry Cisy Jones, Hs~B.dfrd, In ballast bond "
schi T. B. Smith, sr:,h New Bedford In bsIss, boanA v
sesi superb Bingham, Mlbridss 10 d.y' lambsr 70 Sss:
sclr ~ Berry Pebsktp, Pom E~-B os. byond ~ boses
schr. Flying fl.b Low 0Luc-ser days hsh 70 nastH -
st,smer Des-sIe Copsa Phisdepais snd Csps hsy -
and pss4 to " Perkins. . . Il
Po.ousk4 Hys, Bedford ndss and ps'& -
Alisr. 80
sesiner O.p-sy Kerney Providence mdss y, Issse ose
BELOW-l BARK.
SAILED -sssnnshsp Empire City for Hsvsns and Ses@-
iesns
WISD-Durirs the day, g., ard fresh
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

BIZ R.LaoAD--Cess,al Ra.lrsaa Of Ss~-ys,,ey-ss ptsa
Butter piez Beaas az bush Corn Calves % Cattle Is bps
Eszs tba -Four eio b.r Feed Hxs i .ides L.shes.
l.5o bush. osts. ptc roGty 100 ssssp bSs wsissy
Bscoa bb Cutesss o2 bb ESs Sa bhiL Rosr Is bales
Pus 3s22 ddes L1ker ioi ro Leather so bsss Oa lS5
bbl Pot bb Po,s~s bales Skns II hhda sad ksS, To
bsseo, " ttis. wh3Ay, S4 bsSs Wkps.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
THE NICARAGUA TRANSIT.
To 1e E5ifsy Of The NJ Y. Tri5pHe.

SIR An article having appeared in TIE Netc- FORK
M,rnirg Ezprs Of this day stating that the Government, of
EIosragua has confirmed the ofVandyke aud Wae
according 70 the Of ts Minister in Washington Gen Jrez
the uudrssneo accompanied BY F. H. Wolfe esq., another o.
Of this Company ths day called personally Gen Jeez
the Ncaragusn MLer IN this ciy and inquired Of him
II the oJutaued above cited paragraph true,
he had given Information therein Gen
Jsr.z sr-upcn replied ths, there foundation
for he above cited assertion but that tho
contrary he Gen Jertx had informed Mr. Daniel h. Johnson,
WsEsce had been confirmed
hy the OF Mica asa that ia his (-n Jerzs
Opinion would be confirmed contrary
TO the policy of hir GOv.rnmsni."
Ger JeI,z authorized 20 make this ststrment.
K.sprctfully yours, J T. BODY. Secretary.
OHe, Of ne imoisd. nasre and P.cfe Ship Canal Com.
pasr No. Bowling Green, New-York June 2 1852
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
ROBINS REP LIGHTHOUSE.

The large yachts we're enthusiastically cheered as
shey swept gracefully around. In the run to the
Owl-.Head boat, the Znga passed the Madgie. We
lave only the following off
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
Markets-Peported 6y Teierroph.

PHiLApkLPHA, june Z-sLorg, declining tendency WHEAT
hrui; White, 75G 80; Red . e5d 81 20. CoRs
tive, az Gle. WHISKY lower, sales a. Ea23c
BALTIMORE Jun. z-SLouR dull sai-s reported. WHEAT
fru Whit, 81 75dS IS; Red VI G. a el 6l CoRs 6rm
Wts S5dtSc Yellow, Syds2e OATS dull snd heavy ssles
27d9ec.
MosiLE, June LCoTros inactive; sas .dAy so bales,
ooEs Fsiuss to scesds TO broken ofes Of 10 ollie r Mid
ding
CncsSArI June 2-FLouR depressed aud inactive e. es 20
for orsuperfne. Red WHEAT . S5d $i - Coss WHISKY
trrn, a. &c. Provisions dull PosK nsslect-d.
wORLEAss, June z-The ss.es u CoTIos to-day
2J bs!@s n1sty sore The publication cf the Americas
quotations. are nominal SUGAR buoyan aud tdfr. higher
ftor2 advanced lz.c. Corn improving WHIsgY 6sc.
CHAkLEsToS June lCoTTos weAk with bot little inquiry
BUFFALO, June p -FLous le~ active, and ElaTss,
es.ieT .es Loo bbs at IS D Tor sup-rfns Illinois, vi s71
as7 fr Extra "tcssin s7de7A for fair 70 choice exsrs
neAssn, isdisLs and Ohio e767G 90 for doabs eStrs
WHEAT quiet; s.,es 5oos blah Red OHIO private
CoRs Ia nodeIss demand ssles $500 bush. Inoi, st Sc.
io bush heated d. nc. OATS, BARLEY and Rye quiet
WHl'Kr roras at 25t &c. CANAL f2sIeHI bosis pi-Dty
fr;sh:s Oa;s Corn, wEest, ioc fur Sc
70 ke~York LANE IaroEIs 1909 bbls Floor, 900 bash
Wheat, 6,ofo bush. Cyn Casa EXPORTS: so bbs Flv1r
H. 600 bush Whest, 7,D1o bush Corn
UssEGo. June sp m--fLouR drnand usehansed. WHsar
in moderate milling demand bat hrraes Of hoders Prev
oos 20 u. siss Of the .e-e. h.,. was tendery 20
rss-et transactions sales Of 0oc bush Mixed Winter l-s
a, 81 e2 CoaS quiet OARS s,eadyi 's scoo bush GAIA
asn Sc. CAsiL FskicBTs quet. LAKE fNrosrs: $50
blst Wh-st ExYoRrsi srSco bcsh Data
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

Mnrkeu-CAREFrLLY RErosrfp .oa THE Y. TsIBusE.
THURSDAY June q 1853.
AsHESThe market is sds for both snds AMI the demand
fair o 10 bbls IS 81 Tor r. ts and SIS IS for Peas
COTTON-The market du and l Of lower; ssles
Of $50 bales. We quote:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
PASSENGERS Arrived

IN brig B,sess J,v Rio Janeye-John PeEdston Douglas
Duesb~ny.
In lhip Deronahirs from Lsnds.-Debieon EnsisAsi M
Hannah Wood daughter aud four C.pt Wm- Mann, Ma
Sarah Wood.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

..,-,..sN.w.ycrk -, Central at 3. At the second
Board the transactions were very s"e1 '''
,nn w,,b pr;ces generally traction o"e' lnan
,he Fir. Board. Closing prices IN the suee' were;
Cs,,on Co. ,s,ale. Cumberland Goa 20 'e.@
,sa S.rYors Central Railroad T-t@'<i, s"e
Rs;,,o,d eIa6l; Reading Railroad, i9s4z u''s0o
p,~., Ra;,osd 81 o3li; Harlem Railroad, 'oi eiesi
40 Preferred, &c, a3ei; Michigan Southern sod
Northern ipiisns Railroad, 9. a9i' A@ns'o 'oao'
49,, ,,1 Northern Indiana Railroad, Preferred Sito
ans, Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 2bi S2os' psaA-
=. Railroad IIs ellsi. Gaens and chicago Kali
-o,d s4a6iI; Chicago and Rock Island h.l'ic,a,
ssla ga: Michigan Central Railroad, ilisi2: Pa
o;fc Mail Steamship Company, 72ii Ms-odn IS,
si,as4i.
IL Fa.!sn Exchange there is not nnen DONG aa
rat. 9 are scarcely go hfm. Merchap's '''' ''s 'y
up.slabie. s,erlug il iiOle,iol for barkers' 40
,ur.s Fr,pcs are $40 0Sa0'i.
F,eiehrs to Liverpool: 500 boxes Cheese per
,,ean.r a, 3d.; 1000 bbl-. Rosin, at 3D.; ivo )ss
so.,,,s a, a.. 20 hide. Hams, at l0s.; 10000 nd.
Slaves at 4Gs t. Breuen: 800 bales Cotton, &C.
schooner Of 800 turs ont TO and bs,k fr m, tud
bark out 20 Marsei,s, p'ivae terms. Vessel of
III IN, to Jamaica and back, for 400 vessel Of
900 bbls capacity out to and back from West niss,
or sl OOO A vessel from 81. Stephens to Bristol,
" th deal, at 62s. I'd.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts
a2eo. 900 s9-for Customs $4,000; Payments, ss&
SIG 81; B,Iar ce, 81, ,252, $50 26
The Gaming. OF the New-York and New.HNea
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

The OWLS HEAD STAKE BOAT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-14
De. PRERVs VERNETRUGR,
on .nEAn sHnTr FOR WORMs.


There pezlians disease to which Children eN-
posed 50 common and fatal T. Worms. The symptoms
Which inGicatc them follows :-C0uHtenauce pale,
tongue Whitley frrrtd grinding Of the teeth, fd breath
stomach hard and s-eiei, wasting Of the e-, sickness
pains the stomach, bowels either etve or too
loose, great frcfness, unnatural craving fr clay lrt
chalk, collie, couvulsios, Eis, &c. The Dead shc; will
in a the system Of every Worm. Although
prompt certain in ITS ops and not unpleasant
taste, perfectly saf and adopted the :euieres
age For sale by
py1o-Ir LOGAN a co Wheeling, Va.
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EooI. 9, tLc Es..es Q Il1e.s. s.er.Lesa.s..

WEST ALEXANDRIA, Pr,h}e Co, o., OCT =, 1S;--
AlF,sEs. 4. L. st5vILL Co, Cncar att Ohio Gents
Having sold your Medicines nu5er Of years, wish to
you many vino have bought = Huns BAIsaW
The rSGs. have formed that ty think they
tleL lie lis ,Ir Eu'ank Of No. gom,ry Co.
mr. game with the CONSUMPTION, aad his LvS1<
much Affected by the OF or hotties Re Gas 5ers
e,.tire2y c4rs7.
Mr.. Jas Ramsey, influential member Of the Methodist
Church, OF our place. found 'iALL's EsrsAM' the
MOST EFFECTgAL REMEDY disersed LrSes that De
used and viii forward certificate 10 that 81
If You want it.
pa. BsKrvs PArx PAS,czA" the best medicine, and
gives sgttsirns, diseases ," rIinI =. -
commented, ~ any .tt5i.;ts ~ haze Jor slie.
Mr. joseph Wagner very much collected with dsc'
seated pain .. re Lsest, tut hs cDHf .i9:
7ro, by Of twenty bottle Of Panacca,
relieved, and cured by ;Ha Of another ay cent
ne'gbl. hood s.aks only its praise.
Very truly your, JOSIAH DAVIS
IT, DR.. Halls BAI.zsn-W@rran;sI break up the
most distressing cough IN hours the money Wilde
cG.csrfuIly r-iund-d. For sale by
v.It. LOGAN L CO., whee.iag, Va
InyIG-2w 4. C. GOOD co,
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sP EcIAL NOTICES
HOUSE OLE DELEGATES.

Eps IxTELIloESc EE.-PIesss announce 4. J. PASNELI,
JNO u. WILSON JOHN KNoTE, the Citizens
did for tine House of Delegates.
ape2-te% CITIZENS
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%SSs~

!IGE Boston Past gets of this:
\ tlicnd wII doesn't seem 10 be 4 negrooni-
i>t, calls rorY colored "pusson lie great
Original gs,,-r.IG'
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New Advertisements.
rnnrr- rrEEEING

: view or she coming elect, thrrr VI. he . re "
ali --rt-,s ~ thc 81 ward MRrEet House on Ssti-.
rrin. The lil inst M.ssr~ Fizi1Et1Il 1i.d s'-' sou
~ ourtaGI he present a-d speak, ana the or rT IN
Id Tor Legislature % l-;l. parties. respectfully
s.l-,,rri snd r,u.rsliy expected to be On hands
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Eo1l Est.ta = = -------
l -,-l5a -s!ly- t.,s. E-:t5- -Hy Ct 75"N. srr
-.-y ri .----f.r-. ....a7.--- .a- o.. 10 D.
LIZ - -iF--s or ler.'-- size 2, n-----s-
rf. s...-. erect e. LEt .-If.t EEl,H ..-.
formerly dire r,s,l,Ir- O.. Ai-s- j. Il. Dua.a-
tHgg. F-rra --4tar-I--' D.
.gF- o. ssll-.,. r-5,tlr q Der. r---sHz-~
Gs... ... ,..-.f. a- -.- balance .s. g, L.
the -..I. tr ~ i-rE -sss-I IT.! greet
-. g.
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AT the public sale OF the household effects Of
the most notorious lorette in Paris-who is
about 10 marry Count and become as far as
possible, respectable woman-the catalogue
announced, among other things, "uagniticent
Psyche of solid silver, the frame Of the glass
being formed of foliage in yermei upon blue
enamel, Ornamental with pearls and large uncut
garnc.~; an article Of unrival!ed richness, which
vas ex4inted at the Exposition of 1859"
LATE Paris Fashions" inform US that favor-
ties for spring walking dresses are taifetas silks
with the skirts plain until below the knee
where they are decorated with rows or bouil-
Ions, or with one, two, or three nouaces, 50
narrow that they form ruflcs. 1t is fashion
Of City Yeas back revived
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WHAT has become OF EoSsuih and the famons
London Revolutionary Jnnta, that used to tall,
war against Austria and France so bravery,
or papcr-when there was no war. We see no
mention OF their names, at this crisis, in the
Euglifh journals, and it is fair to pre- ,une that
ii they have gone to swell the Sandman con-
tngent, mankind would have heard OF it
Wonder Whit side the "Reds" of the Ledru
Ro!Iin school are on,-France or Austria
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THE greatest ovation that has hitherto been
witnessed in New York, says the Egening
Pres, vas the one on the occasion of the funer-
al of Bill Pool. The enthusiasm exhibited by
the community in burying the young man
was. something marvellous a distinguished
foreigner miStoolc the celebration for national
jubilee and thought he had never seen 50 JOY
Gus II crowd cfPeOple in his life
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-05

Oss. asc rssul..s NE rslsllns bu.iusss IL CON
A as,S as:s s a.
canss the earliest 6ne and has sa q nc
found 2 be before the opening Of nsAon spras %
an in favor Of the passage law requiring the railroads
freight whs,hef Ls product this other States sSsi ss
winter aboyea certain moderate per ceage osor their
Ia coclsdng allow me 10 say that should se The honor
esSals NY Sss
,or The promotion Of tho views hero
REPLY OF JOSEPH D. vAnNus JR, sss, VINO Koxssss ron
iIo BnoapwAr, NEW YORK. Nov. 2 1854
Msssrs oRIT and allen LEI q Linton clint LsasSs
. s e A e "a YOU
ss aii s &c .S sSaa S.a have sss
much e.
~ Il ss sna
pSnS ss 20 many case ~
70 relieve sie from he elects q shss has sssa ia many
hs nj 2 eo Sy Dr Z II
Msnso SsSs z ne Beside have never yo sean
rsSdsr Of lie oa to aprvae corporation GOULD 30 sccs.
ished 20 as equally protect all the railroads IN the As
= ple9g the work 4 seems % absurd hes
o &c Hudson %hh e
The only trouble have on the saleet the alAos hose
nails favorable the Slate they would os iaai.
DO not believe IN any Determinations" The peove who
we DO roads should t. reieh 30 "a PLACED o. re sane
Esra4 e. ALLEN sUssoa ESQ scnsns ro sssaaos n
zuE rsEsrrsSSasD ssaAroRI.L D.srScz. !, ,ox.
HsWsr oREnlr Esq Casirmau. and Hvsa xi1ss. sccrs-
KxrLRnEx-Your cir u,ar letter. posted this day fro New
York. u a hand and hese with enclose my the
n;srrogntores, and which hope wiz prove
~. Very resp ectfuly, your obeden SERVANT -
EXTRACTS IN REPLY TO THE THREE or rBn oIIu-
Is with pleasure that proceed to your vartoq.
y know the opinions Of Candidates placed in nomination
Office on All subjects wie q may come Tor Official
on ne sana foley o. re state has been and IN
mediate compilation OF the enlargement OF tae Stale
will labor for Its accomplishment by the opening Of navigation
for the waste and extravaganza whah have charaoerzed
the Of the Stale canals for uany years pas
heeye much less would bs said n references 70 their sale It
Is absolutely that This great interest should be looked
after and tkeu Of in the that prudent
business man looks sitter care Of hsown affairs
eple that the Canais should remain TIE property Of
the stale and under It's N Engagement i2reye."
cultural manufacturing and OF the State
far as y possible from any unjust and afar
pracced by the railroad companies IN the transportation of
merchandise believe Ia well underso by all concerned
in the carrying trade that long Or through peghts can be
sorted than short reights II this
the legislation should be directed TO do injustice
while Is hrm and decisive the prncpa Istould favor
just and etsbe rata bill as necessary Tn preventing the
boundaries State and between points accessible
other OF transportation, and raising the beyond
have thus replied e your interrogatisns coaanias my
short and much irectnoss
believing that this whole subject will befors tAe
gtslaure There will be thoroughly discussed and placed he
servant, p''p'' ALLEN MaSaoE
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THE pr AN or r--~-----~wYo~-
fFrcm The Charleston ~ rS M.-.cury H"O

=. FROM lhe Charleston Is 81 Mercury, 90. IL
A, browns effort at Insurer, oon has been SHY
abortive, the Developments rsp showing that
widespread scheme was maturing thu North of In.
surrections throughout the South
carefully concocted plan Is published in tls NEW
YoRK HERALD, rcpubished in the Richmond W.T., and
incorporated into the address Of the Democratic Con- mt
tee OF the City Of New York address to the people OF
the South with the aid of military force from tie North
We forbear laying this scheme before readers
count of its incendary nature bat advise readers
to get ii and read IL for themselves. II will give them
clearer insight into the relations they occupy tho
Union, and the tspriceess value" OF its continuance
them than any other document which has yet the
light 1t is to say that the diaboica incen
diaries who can in cold blood get up such scheme for
destruction comparatively few in numbers the
North. IL IS enough for 10 know that, few many,
they have by the constitution OF the United States the
right among us, TO live among us, and in their
good time carry out their purposes; and, even II their
purposes should tail again anu again, and scaod after
scaf,oid shall drip with their gore, the elements
OF mischief and trouble may survive them, and
give new impulse 10 future advcnturers and fanatics.
The great source Of the ett a. that under goye,s
nacst acith these peopletdt by The constitution they DEEM
Themselves responsible for ue institution Of slavery, and
therefore, they seek TO orerthrow T. They do not plot issur
ent eo,T os,,, The Post Office, all the Of inter
course the police and military country oud be under
ezlgtre control Abo1ttionism tcod dir out at the
NORTH is oderents mould have to operate in the South
ciude their intercourse arrest their designs and punish
their intervention AS ii is the " irreprcssible conflict oil
Seward Is destined TO on although IL may be checked
and suppressed by repeated failures, until Of two
things shall take pacethe Union shall be dissolved
slavery shall be abolished The experience Of the last
twenty five years. Of ignomnons liberation and concession
by the South with the lights Of the present reflected
Them show to the most bigotcd Unionst that there Is
respect of the North. The South must control her o
desttntes perish atftataf4 All