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Receipts O r Produce.

TRENTON-Per steamer Peerless 272 bales
cotton Male &co-l55 ellis, Ferguson &co-l53
Phillips, Nixon AGO. IFS I II NJ Allen &eo-
100 Lewis d Oglesby-l00 Bres--7s Nugent
&co-7O A H May &co--62 Henderson & Peae-50
Carroll, Hoy &co-5s Payne & Harrson-53 Foley,
Avery &co-50 A Miltenberger-50 do Campbell x
STong--44 ] Il q Cromwell 40 Ward, Hunt &co
40 Brander & Hubbard 81 r w Estn &co-2S
] NJ Rhorer &co-26J Watt &co--20 oyer-l6
VIM Soery &co-l6 Moore Il VanCulin-l2 Battle
Noble &co--10 Warren, Gilmore &co-9J Harde
&co-9 Walker, Hutchinson &co--S Logan, Soniat
" Claiborne Hawkins Norwood fully
&co-4 Henderson, Terry &co--l6 Wright " Allen
Total ITO bales cotton.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Texas Ranger
8 hhdS sugar Payne q Harfison-30 bbls moasses
c Kohil--s hhds sugar II Casenave-25 do Hawk,
ms & Norwood--34 do 5 o Nelson &co-l0 do j
Roberts-75 bbls molasses Warneken, kirchoH sec
so Inf do 2S hhds sugar i Shift &co-l4 do % bbls
molasses Rotchford Brown &co99 hf do 10 hhdS
sugar 9 Olivier-26 do de Egana--99 bbls mo
lasses A Miltcnberger lkco-25 do 81 hhds sugar to
V Gourdan--l40 scs rice to order-l0 do w +
Thompson-Total 1879 hhds sugar 25l bbls molasses
l49 hf bbls molasses.
BAYOU SARA-PeI steamer Duncan + Kennei
IA bales cotton ByrAe, Vance &co--6 Broadwe
& Haynes Slaughter, Smith & McRae-- 80 bbls
moasses to Payne Il Harrson-sunares to order =
Total 25 bales cotton.
DONALDSONYILLE-P steamer Music--Ss
hhds sugar 9S bbls mdasses so hf do Trosclair &
Haydel-30 hhds sugar 81 bbls molasses Ga hf do tt
Lobit & Charpantier-- ia do "a hhds sugar Braud 8
Landry-l6 do l25 bbls molasses 10 half do Foley
Avery &eo--75 hhds sugar r W Estln &co-3O dc
10 bbls molasses G kbek &co--50 do 10 hhas snga
w S Donnell &co-ll do 80 bbls molassesE purriv,
&co-2l do A Webre- leo ilf do Beloeq, Noblon
&co-l5 do + j DaSiIya &cs--l6 hhds sugar to Ro
man lernion--l5 do l. Maus-l0 do Olivier
10 do j NJ Putnam-Io0 If bbls molasses Payne ,
F, iIarison-4O hhds sugar Il shift &co-24 do do Z
Ferstall-3l do W l. Robinson &eo--l7 do q Saba
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Matagorda, Gardner, from indianola
and Galveston, to d Payne erwick's Bay.
Ship Compromise, Childs, I'm Liverpool 10th Oct,
to Cammack & Conyerse-3a dist 49,
British Ship Thets, Chapman. FIN Liverpool 18th
Oct to master-Gretna.
Ship Valencia, Jack, fm Liverpool I'd Oct, to Cam
mack Il Conversely dist -.
Ship Peter Marcy, Thompson, FIN Liverpool 18th
Oct, to Cammack & Converse--point.
Brit ship Polynesia, CANDIDA I'm Melfordhayen 9th
Oct, to master--pont.
Spanish bark venceder, sualda, I'm Barcelona I'd
Sept, to Paig Br8taers-point.
Schr Clifton Mccormick, G days fin Ruatan Island
TO j B Pignolo Eco I'd dist III.
Sehr Victoria, Wilson, from Apalachieola, to G .
Meteaif &eo-basin.
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Arrivals at the Cnrontlclct Canal.

AfTlVAlA a. NAle NuNOIhuCAee ~
Sehr Shamrock, from Bayou Lacombe
Schr Celeste, I'm Biloxi.
Schr Elizabeth. FIN Amite River.
Schr Tros Selurs, FIN Biloxi.
Schr Mary fin Bay st. Louis. !.
Schr Southerner, I'm Bay st Louis:
Sclr Morning STAR I'm Bay St LOUIS.
Steamboats,. .e+.
Peerless, Moore, I'm Trenton.
Planet, Fulton, FIN St Louis.
.4 Telegram, Chandler, FIN Alexandria.
Anna Perret, Lonailler, FIN Washington.
Ashland, Athens, I'm Trenton.
Music Brown, FIN Donadsonvie-
Texas Ranger. Radovich FIN Lower Coast.
DE Kenner, Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
Laurel HILL Gross, I'm Bayou sara.
Cuba, Hopkins, I'm Mobile.
Towboat Anglo-Saxon Grant, from tie PASSES
went down lght-brought up ship Fslenca
brig Venceder and schr Clifton.
Towboat VIM Fl Webb Nickerson, FIN the Passes
towed down and to sea on the 4th inst.
Slips GeorgianH, Geo West and VIM Lord lr,
bro't up ships Peter Marcy and Polynesia.
Towbuat A Whtmore. Whitmore FIN the Passes
towed down and to sea on the LIST instant
ship Carnate and bark Leighton-brought
up ships Compromise and Thetis.
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Il hafHy XmftIIiHfMfk
Il q RsssA s.
d 49, Ss,ssss - ne following con-
"a q 'ssS ~ f,6mDsro,ier during
Il ;ss| y 5''ss.s 49,
b; u ~ s;sI; II - siell roads below Canal
& sHl ~, s,,cv. fyansl
~ g ~ b. el ~ es,+sAo
49, .s Y. ~ povdras market
S ~ ~ &c 10 me revenues If St. Mary's
II - s26 + FHyrarn 81, 900 !; the revenues Of
i 40 a Dasalton, si y y, ,5s I. ~
y 3S il, Miller 100 the revenues of Vegetable
& &sf Is Es Bfinkman, s4S 100; the revenues OF
market g =: 9rlnSman az Sso ooH revenues
mefket Y 2 nonDays n BY. =,
s Y Sla - W. ~
% W Ossrs sSSss the revenues q y.
~ IT, g An ~, = I,
Z. ~ N;~ at
III SoiSj ~ these contracts ii 1852 4a5, which
5ljji5s 3 Ra1n 81 $7l00 over the figures Of last
N s.,
~ ~ :, ~ s, -. u ~ afn.es
~, an as s iesssns and syer
q. \. sor ~ alleged infringe.
4 IL n nafeI.t III bagasse furnaces, has excited
~ e39rfSl interest," We have been at some pans
s 1SSsS k0Qr Nd Jury stood upsn the question and
y n ct Il ~ about equally divided live having
XsSn m I verdict for Th6mps0n and five against,
1l 9ns leaning so1at9s e. nua g,ror
M5lllnS a 81 Nsn ~ s ~ ssoss II lie case.
ssken @cz kA 8 ~
u saa 1ascnsz ~ IS
- q ~ ~ fsisn tar Vas admitted
~ ID II & ~ =, s rom wound 81
~ "a tsr Sssh wan,,is tie result Of
4 ~ ~ 1900 hrnckIinc. received at the
A. ~ $500 ~, a F,,n,sI nersoi7
( A. i 4 g. 800 1,eA'S "a 8
SIS TAx EaAHpg FOR NARY. kahn, VINO dld mol
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Passengers.

Per steamship Matagorda, from IAdianola and
Galveston - Mrs Dougherty, Mrs Christian, Mrs
Ovey and Daughter, Mrs and Miss Qowpender, J
Hogan and Bro, PIONEERED, Christian, Roose, Bur
ges, Gist Thomas, Naghten, Corker, Walcut, Sid
ner, Boulder, Lund, Shea Ruoesies, Smith, Wood
Nevins, Wisewall and Bro, N Clements on deck.
Per ship Compromise, FIN Liverpool steerage
passengers.
Per ship Valencia, FIN Liverpool-a in steerage.
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Wednesday, MORNING, DetembeF q lao9' }
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Suwanee, Shannon, for lndianola,,
G b Payne
Ship Napoleon, Drummond, for Hayre,
Baxter, Lowell eco
Ship j NJ Mayo, Snow, for Boston,
Geo Fosdck &co
Slip Escort, Bryant, for cadiz and a market,
Meeker, Knox &co
Ship Margaret Merryman, for Glasgow,
j H Ashbridge & Nephew
Bark Virginia & Estellcna Wilkins, for New York
= Cohen NJ Soria
Bark Sheffield, Richardson, for Genoa,
Baxter, Lowell &co
Bark Robert, Carter, for Liverpool,
Baxter Lowell Acc
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Memoranda.

R9Capt Jack, of the ship Valencia reports that
on the 18th Oct, in Lat 46, Long 3O-55, fell in
with the British bark Columbia, of Qnebec, 10 days
ont from Bristol, {Eng), for Quebec, but was put
ting back. Supplied her with provisions.
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EXPORTS.

1NDIANOLA-P steamship Suwanee-350 bbls
flour 200 bbls whisky 500 scks corn loo do coffee
200 pkgs mdse. z
GENOA-Per bark Sheffield-1S52 bales cotton
Ii hhds tobacco 2400 slaves.
LlvERPOOL-Per bark Robert -2727 bales of
cotton.
CADIZ, and market--Per ship Escort-694 hhds
tobacco 2400 slaves.
GLASGOW--Per ship Margaret -l340 bales cot
ton 1900 slaves. @@
BOSTON-Per ship NJ Mayo--l474 bales cotton
3l4 bbls -four 1862 seeks corn. ~ -.-..
NEW YORk-Per bark Virginia & Estellena-
500 bbls moasses LII hhds sugar I'LL bales moss As
bXs mdse. -
HAVRE-Per Ship Napoleon-323s bales cotton.
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Steamboats,.
Beloyy---Coming Up.

Ship Express, Milton. I'm Liverpool, OFT 2lst.
| Bark Laura Pierce, 20 days from Boston, to G w
Hynson Geo.
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STEAMBOATS,.
--7------l7-----l--
A Rk A NSAS RIVER.

Leaves WEDNEsDAY, IN inst at 5 p. NJ. positively
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER
~ h Packed steamer Arl<anslyv Traveller
AZ ms ~ For Fort Smith, Van Buren,, Ozark, Roseye
sasssts patlra Norsown Dardanec Lewsbuy, Little
Rock, Bluff New Gascany, and all way and plantation
landings f1endThe very igi.aught and swift
ming passenger packet steamer Aknrsaw Traveller Albert
master will leave above and shippers may rely
her remaining permanently in the trade For freight pas
vIRGIN1uS G. DENTzEI,
Aren't
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STEAMBOATS,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
$50, ,-z,zz,-=tzzz7, G II EAT GEN.
I'D ssssssss 4a94esEas rHAr. ROUTE na1ElH

r 6Eia1l55a55SS&5b
For all Points
NORTH AND EAsTi
One of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM.
ERs will leave New Orleans us follows:
Imperial Capt G. s. Rogers
October ", November 49,
j. G. Capt Isaac H. Jones,
October 81 November 20.
Il. j. Gay. Bart Bowen.
November and -
New Falls City.,....,-.......,. Capt y b. Woods
November and a.
A. II. Lacey Capt Geo. Taylor.
October II, November 9 and g.
ffiaSvnthn .chpt H. r. DIX
October 10, November 8 and Is.
City of Memphis. Capt. W. J. Konns
October 81 November 10 and 80.
GLADIATOR Capt Jno' kneieter
October D. November u.
VIM. Nj. Morrison Capt. Jno. N. Bosnger
October 25 November A.
Champion Capt b. b. Moore.
October q, November 10.
Passengers rely upon the leaving as advertised and
making DIRECT connections at
VICKsBURG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD;
AT Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD;
At st. Louis with the
OHIO MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLFoN-
TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
North and East.
ca TICKETS by the Jackson Railroad for sale this office
Fare as Cheap, Time as Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
ns- TICKETS GOOD UNTIL. USED.
K- For correct Information Through Tickets apply at the
Office of the
49, RAILROAD LINE PACKETS ct
No. 81 Camp street,
of Commercial Place.
CLIFFORD G. WAYNE
General Agent.
j. F. ALLEN,
General Freight Agent.
T. W cnrrD c,n,.,,,o,5.u. .,,,. -
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Railroads.
N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

~. ", oAoNooN AND ''si.Ai ~ iii1'''.
CANTON, December 9TH lS6 bales cotton TO
Warren, Gilmore &co-l60 Payne y Harrison-l3a
Cutrer, Harrison &co-2l6 Byrne, Vance &eo-ll %
Il Adams &co-io2 Asy Catchlng-59 Carroll,
Hoy &co-54 Lewis Oglesby--4 Ihornhill &co-
AZ Walker, Hutchinson &co-4o do Mcfarland "
5arksdale-5I j. Allen &co-3o Fredlan-
der IL Gerson-34J Mllllams &co-29Patton, Smith
q, i'ioy ~ rielso1l ~ NJ
Where Nco-2OPicher 4 Goodrich-20 ] w Champ.
lin &co-2O A Levi &co-l6 Henderson & Peale-
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STEAMBOATS,.
WEIR MISSISSIPPI

UNITED STATES
,HsS. AsEMIwEEKI.Y MAIL LINE TO sGiaG+A
iSsslssk2s4 yICKSBURd.
Ia iunypitcen u =. Mail packet VicksbUnG, Capt. j.
NJ White master will leave for Grand Lake. DonHidsonyis
Paauemine Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red Rv
or Landing Adams, Nuchez Waterproof Rodney g. Js
senh Grand Gulf, Warrenon vicksburg Mllikems Bend
Lake Providence Stacks Island Landing skpwihs Landing
a ae Pa,s Woniinston every TiiuRsBAY s5P
The steamer VICKSBUR will take freight for Yaaoo river
to be re shippcI on steamers Dew Drop and Home.
Leaves on SATURDAY, at5P NJ
magnificent u s. Mail packet Nntchez, Cnptnin T. r.
Ieathers viii leave for nonsldsonsie ragnsm'ns Baton
Adams Nacher Waterproof Rodney, 81, Joseph Grand Gulf
Warrenton and vicksburg, every Saturday, at ~ NJ
The Natchcz Eckhng with steamer Dew Drop,
and will take freight for all landings the Yazoo river high
Greenwood, at high water rates, without detention
The above mentioned splendid packets Will leave
their regular days, without fail, At the hour appointed All
business entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to-
These will responsible any letter package
containing money jewery other yaluaes, unless regular
bills of hiding TAKEN specifying the and vnlue and
the freight pud for ynuaes deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, OF contained in their baggage.
For freight passage apply on board,
j. j. PERSON h CO.
iel5 If Corner of Carondelct and Union streets.
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Leaves with Dispatch.
ARK NSAS RIVER-FOR FOR

HHg h Smith, Van uren, Ozark, R0seyile Spadra, Ner-
~ Iistown Dardancle, Lewsnrg, Little Rock Pine
Bluff New Gascony and al way plantation
bindings the BensThe new elegant and very light ,aght
master I.os William Brown, clerk, will leave above For
ABNER IEGRAND GAINES,
Agent. "a Common street.
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UNITED STATES
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at p. NJ
REGULAR BEND AND YICKSDUR

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, ut 5 p N.
REGULAR BEND AND VICkSBURG
~ h Packel-The new and splendid fast running pas
senger packet steamer Grand Duke Sam
APplssais master will leave as above for Deer
Creek Landing, Lake Washington Landing Point Worbingto
Carolina Landing Grand Lake Ashton Pitchers Point Skip.
willis Landing Stock Island Landing Lake Providence Milf
kens Bend Vicksbntg Warrent0n Grand Gulf St. Joseph
Rodney, Waterproof Nashes Fort Adams, Red River Land
adsouvie all Intermediate landings. For freight or pas
sage apply on board.
YIRGINIUS c. DENTZEL,
Advertising Agent.
n-The Grand Duke will take Yazoo river freight 10
shipped vt Vcksbntg. se2
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leaves with Dispatch.
ST. Louis Cairo New Orleans Railroad Line
FOR ST. LOUIS CONNEGTING AT
~ i. Cairo with tho Illinois Central and Louis
with the Ohio and Mississippi Gsalroads1le fine
eguar passenger packet steiner City of
Memphis, w s. Kount1e MASTER will leave for St Louis
and all intermediate landings freight or through
tickets all points North East West apply on board
Passengers and shippers rely the fmncuuty this
No berth considered engaged until paid for.
a plan Of the cabin can BE- md secured by
plying the Companys Office u Camp street. corner of Com
mercia Place.
N b. The above steamer will take freight for Memphis,
Napoleon Vcksbug, Nnce and all the Binds will pay
strict attention TO ali way and plantation business
ABNER LEGRAND GAINES,
ny Agent "a Common
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8ibsr SntelIiqerff.

.Ihe Weather Business General Remarks
=Itcns from Observation-Disclosures Yester-
u day Notice or the Atlantic Departures
y Eo-slay, etc.
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r ED RIVER.

RED RIVER.
Leaves every TUESDAY and SATURDAY, at s r. NJ.
G. L. kouns Bros. Low Water Through Dispatch Line.
FOR SHREVEPORT AND ALL
~ h why landngs-fhc entirely and elegant pas.
enger packets comprising this line leave o
sS5EsEsssss.xssrrs5sssInws
Eeu Chief, j. c. shutc, master, h
Leaves New Orleans every TUESDAY, sFs
Era No. i, Ben. b. Kouns master, J4-f7
Leaves Shreveport every TUESDAY,
meeting a, the Falls aud changing trip on every Friday
Era No. 3, John kouns, MASTER
Leaves New Orleans every SATURDAY
Era No. 2, w T. Scovel muster,
Leaves shreveport every SATURDAY,
connecting Vt Alexandria, changing trip Tuesday.
Clear bills hiding and passengers ckecd through.
Apply 10 -
nj opposite Ci,in street Ferry
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Consignees.

Consignees.
BOSTON-Per bark Laura-G WHynson Eco
Goodrich &co-Galloso & Pascal -Bowles \ Jud-
son-Grosjean Il Beneteau-V David A Turnell
-McCutchon, Howell &co-Clark, AIosby eco
Yose Bros-Ep Hart &co-Frost Geo. Roger &
COW G Hale--D II Taylor-Eaton, Betterton &
&co-A D HenEel AGO. Fl Il N Marks Boye
j D Collins Fl Kennedy &co-and order.
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Shipping Sntelligtllte.
pssoe back OF this page for Daily Port List
Cleared Yesterday.

CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 20 Camp Street,
Wednesday Morning, December 4 1859
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Leaves WEDNESDAY. 7ih inst. at p NJ
FOR SHREXER0RT- CIR A Mn

~ = Bayou Canpte, Grand Ecore Maurice Goile
Alexandria iorton Nonons Barbins and ID
r.ssrf6 termehatc landings Red riverTbe eli
giant swift running packet steamer Arka1S
saw NJ Bennett MASTER will leave For freEtT
having superior accommodations
VIRGINIUS y. DENTHEL lfs@y
Advertiser. I'M y
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oUACHITA R YER.

Leaves every TUESDAY, at5 P. NJ
REGULAR OUACIITTA TUES
~ stay Packst-TLe elegant, isst running passenger
llAh, packet Peerless, len Moore master, will
above for Trehton Monroe, Pine Blutt,
Castor tanning, C.nmba IIarrsonrg Trinity, all landings
on Black river Red River Landing Bayou Sara Port Hudson,
Baton Paquemne, Donaidsonvic and all intermediate
landings freight passage, having unsurpassed
modations, apply OH board . -
- SIRGINIUS c. DENTZEL,
rJs Advertising Agent,
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TALLAHArCHIE RIVER.
c11MBERLAND RIV Err.

FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKs-
-y . vile Tce's Handing Cnnton fddyvlle, pycns-
II-Its burg Smhla11d, Pa.ueah, Metropolis Cairo Co.
~ rlnms Hickman, New Maigid Randolph Mem
In ,5 Nh ntermcae anugThc reg,lnr passenger pack
toan,er KJesDcrun h. kescheyal, muster Will leave
" $500 ~ trrh or ,assnge nppy boafd, Or 10
"sS'o'e' " g. DGFFIELn, Agent,
H. II Camp street.
u : The II will take freight o NIL points on Tennessee
,;,nr ,v;, The uriyicrc Of Storing and rc.shppinG,
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Leaves ever, SATURDAY. hi > Y. NJ, positively
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AND

. = Trenton Regular Weekly Packet-For Trenton.
eIlAt "a lopoe Pine Bluffs, Landing Columbia
Iarrisonburg, Trinity and all intermediate land
ngs and Black riversThe magnificent passenger
uen,ner W. TObiu, will leave
ahnve nnnctually For freight passage apply hoard
~ VIRGINIuS Z. DENTZEI,
u9n Advertising Agent.
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RHODE ISLAND.


Corrsspondenee Of The n. Y. Tribune.
Providence, March :, 1859.
There is unusual cOmmo,ion 10 tns little State. Re-
Rgion as and politics-these thee receiving
common attention from the people.
The religious movement is note Eorthy, because il
justifss that view Of progress maintained il
the philosophy of NJ. Augu'te CoDts and Mr.. Buckle.
When evangelical clergynen assemble stne1lyiu their
churches there PROFOUND and discuss 8 freely ss
1t on an Anti.Savery platform, subjects Of purely
practical character, leaving out of the debates al
to theology, ard almost ignoring metaphysics
We may safely iner that these religious bodies are
drifting toward that positive philosophy into which,
accoTclng 10 the writers above named, TIE civilized
nSonS have alreaGy catered. Dlsietics, physiology,
the lava Of health, domestic and household economy,
and the physical sciences form the staple Of 81 the
speeches sude TO this movement not because Il is
new for il has always been gong on II the wcrd, bu.
on account Of the ClstnCtnSss With which II pre-
Sc nts itself to the observer of hutlAR progress.
As 70 Law, al the cotton machinery in the State
has rot made more noise than the case Of Ives VS..
Hazard. Tire popular excitement upon II has been in
tense and widely extended; and sltnough there is
lu in the storm Just row, The quieude IL bat tempo
rarya necessary postpOnemert Of sglts0D until the
people shall have got through Win the State aod
Congressional elections. Then we may expect very
respectable popular tornsao, which all DC quite dam
sgI 10 The legal profe in Rhode lssnd The &C
tion Of the Supreme Codr in tins case, If II has done
nothing else TO benefit the masses, hss excited among
them dss;re to know more OF law than they have
hitherto sspired after. Some Of our journss are Ia
menhng the dsIesps ctidl language which the common
people apply 10 the Court and the Increasing unpop-
ulaiity OF the Rhode Island lawyers most Of whom III
dorse the decision OF that August tribunal Whether
the anticipated Law war VIII be violent IS the
Don war of 1872, ss Precedence Journal init
mates viii be known after the battle.
Tie ColoTed School question is stll before our
Legislature. There rs probability that the House
vii ersct law sboishing csste schools in this State
tbongh there ia no hope that will be done in the
Senate. The colored people Of Rhode Island have
shown the most ipdomitabe perseverance, in this
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POLITICAL.

IN iSardnndh Ca Nevs says tia. TIE Journal
Of Commerce Of this city is mistaken IN sappong that
large majority az the south is opposed 70 the slave
trade Our wsl-street neighbor should be cscefu not
to shake the confidence Of It's Southern friends in
soundIess Of its jddgmen. and It's morals By such
bluroers.
Tie Savannah Republican makes the recent rev.
oluton i'll Bayii the occasion Of suggestions 70
the YesDDe 1sOD OF that island. Or coarse reasons
that are good for CUBA are good for Hayh or for
Jamaica Bat would it not be well II get Cuba first
The Ai5oHy formal says, rather qceTuousy, oar
MiDster to Frslce speaks only broken French; our
Minister 70 Spsin is ignorant Of spanish; our Minis
tiers 10 Germany, as general thing, csnnot tell
Heh Dutch from Hebrew, srd one Of our Mini:ters
to Italy knows equally lite of Italian our Minister
to Rnass spesks NJ Russian; our Minister to Con-
stsDtiDope csnno. slk Turkey; our Minister to Chi
M doesn't know the fret worj of Cniue e." As the
rule ia nvsiisbe there must be good reason for it.
Probably II ia intended thai they shall do mischief.
Did Il OF Mr.. Sou'e know Spanish And what mus5
he made of Let well enough alone.
The Indiana Legislature have passed license
law regulating the sale Of liquors. aud law for tub
mttirg tire question Of holding Con'titatioual Con-
verticn to the people, at the next October election.
Also act drsctrg the COu4misrioEers % the Sink
irg Fond 70 purchase from 500 GEO TO $500 00O worth
OF ; and . per cent Indiana stocks, az New-York
priceg. bl incrt asing the number OF branches Of
TIE State Bank failed for want Of a Constitutional
majority.
TIE Cincinnati Enquirer says tha-, if Southern
Democrats DO rot consider Mr.. Pagh reliable on
slavery, they viii scarcely md any body that is in
Ohio" Fact.
The Sup;ems Court at Warrington, 10 the csse Of
The United States We. Sherman ii. Booth, The Su-
preme Court Va. Error to Suprsme Court Of Wisconsin
held tie whole conduct Of tie Court below TO be
tot,ly Illegal and virtually revolutionary; that the
Marshal had right, and it was bis duty to ress; by
force any such Interference that in the case Of
Booth on the part of TIE State powers and that the
Fugitive Slave act was clearly constitutional.
The Louisiana Legislature is following somewhat
in the steps OF toe Illinois Legislature and is at pres
ent al " dead lock" upon the Appouionment BILL
Major Henry W. Thomas of Fairfax County Vs.,
vention at Alexandra, for the With Congressional
District OF Virginia.
The special election TO all the Senatorial vacancy
caused by the death OF Judge STOW viii take place
next week tuesday. TIE Republicans are moving in
the mstter. Ire Democrats hope TO catch them
mapping
This Common Colbcil Of Utica, acting az Bosrl
OF City Csnvsssers have decided thst there is ts
between Mr.. Hoyt and Mr. Wilson. This, We believe,
coupeis the Mayor OF lat year Yr. Co1klngl TO
" hold over