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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-02
Naval Intelligence.

The Uu'c States so ,p.o' Constellation, the Gag
ship o. Zoe African sqpadron, anchored oG Uu'ol
wharf is ready, swaIDg ofters ffon the Depart
ment 10 proceed to Sea. The Coast iaion Ia duacs
banked soop ane carries t-eny wo guns o. TIE spsr
deck she mounts two ten inch pivot guns, capable OF
thrnvrg too shot OF 1870 be CHIT distance az -four
mites On tue main deck fee moaus sixteen eight IA
shell gurs and four long thifty.twos FOR Fhot Alarm
bells placed IN the tops that IN bad weather. aud
when II "a tfcu for the voice o be beard TIE Deck
ns officer OF be wxtcn Gao readily give hr orders ~ the
csp,ape OF the TOPS Her component OF officers and
cfsv, all told, a25 msn Tee Constellation has been
sels rebuilt At the Charlso Nsvv Ysfi; hs accom-
mediation for The ufces aud msp, although SHE s
rlccp superior TO aasc Of either Of Tue
sl1ops Hartford or Brooklyn She Ii nsh, and roomy,
sri wh the improvements that have been ,nsoe 70.
building she will no doubt sustain her old reputation
fs. sailing The following is hst Of her oi,ss Fsg
0loer, William Iursn; C.pain, John s NcsslAs; First
Iiertsrant ard Executive Ofcer, Charles Mcnoaouaa
Lisutsnants, A. J Rh.nd, Moaranr, James r Toser
and Tre yeti Abbott Acting ass,er Thomas Eastan;
Purier, John n Hsmele,on, Fleet Surgeon, Tnonas L
Smith Passed Assistant DO Joan N. BSosa; Capt Ne
rines, Isaac Doughty; Lieutenant, DO, Ieary Tyler,
Jr.; Co@modorss Secsstsry, apthorp vandeu Heavel
Msdshipmec, Wilbur Hall, George Borchert caro,cre
4 Kauc, Walter z Butt; captao's Clerk, 5 ssyasd Wi,
cor; Pursets DO, james ". Worth; Boass~ .io. Allied
hpssrty, Gunner, lanes Hrchiatna; Csrpsni.s, asary
Losrey; Sarmaker, George %. Bscsofd --Bss:oa I'd
rsgisser, July
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-02
Police Intelligence.

ATTEMPT AT NFANrIDE "A respectfully dressed Gernan
carrying bundle in her arms called as the house OF Mr.
Morgan, In Fifty sixth street, First avenue,
Wednesday afternoon, under preteucso eeeing
which et She sub eqcently Sorad 40 o,potuuy
OF visiting the yard, aud while there managed
TO tho@ Der infant child into ths s'nk fe % outes
after tire strangers departure Mrs Morgan heard tns cries
OF the infant proceeding from the yard aud searching
the frk she found female child abosi four years. old
The tle proruyty rescued from horrible DEATH
and properly cared for by the ges OF the mousse Sub
sequeDty tho child sent 10 the Nursery Fifty ars
street, where now remainR No trace oil the unnatural
mother has since been discovered.
ANOTHER ALLEGED FoHeERY-Yeste day morning man
named VIM II. Sorley arrested by officer Charles g.
Bracket OF the City Hall Police on alleged charge Of
forgery, by which 1t is stated he obtained sbou.
$500 from Peter Cooper. Mr. Cooper on thurs tsy dis
covered the syindle and Immediately piac the mater
IN the bands Of the above o,er, stating thai tho oasy
Was obtained from b m frsuduieptly ID the name Of
Robertson, TO whom he was indebted and IN whoss
the receipt given by the party receiving the money
he however could not give description Of the man. and
the officer after Visiting Mr. RobHreous place Of BUSINESS
decided 10 arrest Mr. Screy Who e 10 Robertsons employ
on suspicion. He conveyed before Mr. Cooper who
seemed 70 think he ths person. NJ the
came time sonsly deny ing his gu,it Tie ocer however
btcae satisfied that be had got right man. geng
Mr. Sorey 10 write Mr. kobcrtsons name proved 10 DO
e'mo-t fAc stme Of that the receipt After abort
tme however, The prisoner confessed Co being The guilty
parry, and stated tbs. he had the money
neened ~ and forced stealing the receipt
BOOK 10 carry object de aas taken before Jussice
Welsh and committed 70 answer
CAPTURE AN EscArsp coSvrcr Policeman N,,Soep
Of 'hc Sixth precinct, ARRESTED esespso convict
Black scs Island named Meshnn, alias Gsllx,ber rns
prisoner wa feaoa IN Baxter street He vas taken 10
the Lower Police Court committed 20 tina cursv Of
Ihe Authorities W the Daaj. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-02
Aquatic.

The boat clubs Of New York will be represented in
Albany the coming Fourth Of July, Of their nu
Der left FOR that city visit. the Gulick Club,
organized IRON Gulick Hose Company No. IL. They
the entire distance and left their boat houss foot Of
Christopher street last evening O'Clock Previous
10 Their departure they presented with spenuid
Get Of colos the gift Of their parent tho Hose
Company The Gullcks escorted Ave miles up the
far ss S'ry kers Bay by the Asapsa Boat Club
Their calculation is to reach Newnurg Ia twelve hou.s
from the tme Of s,artngan average Of five miles per
hour On Sunday evening they viii make Csarlcnp just
beo~ Albany, where they rect and pull up tae city
early the ng Of this Fourth uniform IL .he
navy regulation; their boat six cared one with tbs
iolowpe crew:--Georgs L. Devos (coxsrsio), W. n.
Roberts Jr., Jas wsrd, wm n Matthew's, I'd j. Heath
Robert Halliday ard VIM Il Spear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-02

The Gulll0tino In the Custom House.
BOW AMONG THE DRY BONse-sALARlBs RAISED
AWFUL RxPOsUR1s MISREPRESENTATION Al
WORK.
House Of this dstrict-a LIST Of the puoshsd
In yesterdays HRAiD-has caused not oaiy stampede
among the DnfortuDass who fell by the political guilosnc
but smcsg the democracy Of this city, who ssodsiy
urge that among tho decap,tased individuals
were some Of President Bucnanan's best friends.
The reduction was the principal topic Of 10
and ount tho Custom House yesterday and those IN
political Me has been spared fr another day OF res bu
ton instead Of wearing smng faces II their good luck in
being retained, appeared 70 be mourning for near AMI
dear relatives; and when the subject OF removal ,as
talked Of or preached they exhibited the utmost tmdty
and turned the conversation 70 some other TO
pic. The hesdless officials walking aboa
the Custom House almost the entire das
and many Of them stoutly asserted that there
were u least any "deadhesds" drawing pay from
"Unce Sam,' who did nothing In return but little 20
itical blowing when required the decspisatsd
versesnce sgainst their executoners and say that shs
day Of etfibuon viii come, when full justice gill BIZ
meed out 70 all parties. Our reporter called io, the
Naval Once yesterday TO II there any sgn OF
reduction here but when he asked the question Of
Of the "genslemauly olsrks," the latter dropped
h1 pen a. quickly - tne iorce OF a
gavanic battery had been applied TO his haai
and stut,erinsy inquired "Iis reported shat tnere
will be reduction in this ofises" The poor fellow
Gained when he told that not but his ntsrro
gator only Asked for Information. the Journal Of Cm
says that notwithstanding this economical reign
or terror In the Cuatom House, several employees 10
sderaon Of their political services, for other
reason known only TO the Collector, have been otu
nate In the midst Of slaughter to have their salaries
increased. Among these fortunate functouaries
Charles Ehle, Of Montgomery, who has increase Of
three hundred dollars per annum.
Charles Cooper, Of New York, $500 Increase.
Edward Remsen, OF New York, $500 increase.
Samuel N. Burri Of New York, $500 increase.
Deodatns Ogden, Of New York, $500 increase.
The statement that the etatstica department had been
abolished is q mistake. Mr.. Mddlebrook was the ony
clerk displaced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-02

Tur SorrunxS USIvERsIry.--The New Oi't1rs
cov,eSponden, Of Charleston Coariss says su.. .h
Polk has srcc,cs-f in getting ten genteta "a OF bis d
cess of The Episcopal church 10 sotsrae ssao'a1 70
wards The estAh shmcns Of The great Sou zero lsass
w One CID gentemao--forrorly Unted STATS Ssult,r
rom this State, aud subsequently Governor LOUISIANA
The Hon, ", Jvhnyon-hAs ssbscYbed &io,GQ0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-02

Toe Navy Dparmsr. base received ohisa' inasligcnsa
o. NE oea.. "a Lena / BAssHrr, VIII, died BOARD
The Vnted States nrg Boperdss, ~ Baeu0s Ayrss. OF
h- cin u siss sci add 50 OF he oeasn OF Lieut. K
,AshES en- eosra tse unvid Stairs ship Cysue, OF Ere
tgoa, IN the eth Of ,he same month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-02

The cn,mee char al T'th Zoe subject az the geuarsl
OF tho r,s, 3Ipa cannot but heartily CT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-02
[Frem the Chicseo Trsure I

HTHTKNENV OF TIE C0NNVCTOE.
Was seated 10 tho fore part OF the nrss pssserger
AZ about AZ o';iock on Monday pieo., when Suddenly
heard crackitg IN the car. " the trembling
End shaking; thep ELF the piuning, when gos
orcp feet to what the matter, and tired
reach the OF TIE car but ociog aote felt
cobod slporg from beneath me, con nsncsd cimo
ny ire Roof. needed ia ge'srg ood T1s roof
~as macn broken away by this time, srd got through
I. - the top, whore ket hold ucs't Auccd
htn~ tier ourn renccd crrnoipg an aud rsschei tho
bank i "A uurlDer of ooers cssuoe.ipx up olt Of
.b- cars aid more several hssssing ino
rc.s.gs uhc had injured Soro lsborsrs,
yhou, c-ce ed 20 lishs r,nd ca tie ua-s 40 and
down lhs or the speed " tns train rck no par
scuar noioe tUc up think IL ~ foil 1esi
bad ius. passed o7er IS erdgr, Ware go
ueua,Iy stack %, end had no. O., under fon
beaowsv vet. Several OF the ps-aeDscvs tn tho
oar escaped, but 1 cannot remember taolg names,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-02

An you well posted up In all matters connected with
the affairs Of our government, will you be kind enough
inform the readers Of the HERALD whether the following
statements are nue-rnat the amount fixed by law for
the cost Of collecting the (arsing sustoms
during Flmore's administration 500 600 dol ars
per aupum, and out OF that sum there . surplus
e at the END OF his term of office OF about fifteen
bred thousand dollars all Of which absorbed during
President PeTce's administration besides larger
amount appropriated than before thought be
cessary for that purpose IL 10 further ssiad thai
amount appropriated for this purpoee for Of
two years has been three million six hundred fy
thousand dollars Was the collected in any
Of Fmores administration ~ great az it has been
for the last two years. A. D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-02
City Intelligence.

The MONSTER BALLOON rnP rnox 81. LOUIS TO NEW
yo,x-ru, Ey,., su,u rx,.c~.n ~ NJ v....-
o ''- A0''ei'a'
AFTERNOON was me Tune apo nsed Tor the departure OF the
great aerial ship Atlantic from st. Louis for this city,
distapce NJ tve,va h,nar.d r,.. ~. II u,rr,.,, 49,
--,-.- :. 49,, - - ' '1S
Pfoecsor Oh TINS gigantic auafr, reached g. Louis on
tuesday last and Immediately mace arrausemeats "a
take his departure yesterday TIE Common Coaorll d
that city granted the free use Of the most orompeu
square 10 the eronauts and ID supposed thai every
thing was ready nj tue time mspt,ooei prov,tea tbs
weather vas aupp,cious for the Initiation az the n.,oo
Metss La Nouotaip eager and wise were 20 be the cplv
psssspss,s. ns 1stnrs eco mesl rs 60 utterly
Of air that the NAV he sxosc,. :. ouriea'
mept. Eyes upI -
ANOTHER SrrAx FIRE ENGINE For pu,y pm. usssrs
Ice n ra,raa a, .h,. .,,, - -. =,
'''' o''', hsve ooi' very neat seu
Propeng steam IRE engine Tor Southwark Hose Cnmpaoy
OF Philadelphia weighs Q GOO pounds and, Is as pea,
sn,s 10 =, our naon engines
bude,s founo 10 worked 20 well tha. thsy ex,sadd ,s
trip out 10 Man haitian ve Yesterday this macnoe 8
taken TO Ten.on, N. j., by the New Jersey railroad
vhara nil ha vhi,,sad ga &C., s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21

INA darksy's instructions for putting on
a coat, wore; "Fust de right arm, den le loG
and den glib one general eonwulshun."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21
MATRIMONIAL.

10 THE LADIES OF THE UHITED STATES:
II has been my good fortune TO restore to health many
hOusands Of my oountry-women.
My has excited the malice Of the envious and
alous but their prosecutions have served only TO extend
nd estab sh my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my halfway, from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved Soloug as held in affectionate and
hankful reme BY thoss who have experienced my
tE can afford TO Iespse he Efforts Of nischiemakers
nd slaudero
My Giends nave repeatedly urged to place my med
clue producing mcnstruaon within the reach Of the
ladies Of the United staes ndisposton enter
field occupied by quacs with their pemciou nostrums
and feat that unprncipad oouereiers might palm upon
he public thfr worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
ANnE DEFEMSIE," " in the United States.
Atlast yield the entreates Of patients and friends
and offer the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered somewhut famous throughout the
Old World
In regard to tho e acy Of the "AMlE DE FE NNlE,"
naed only say that ia liquid form and is exactly such
as have used IN practice France, for many aud
thai has never failed to satisfactory result
The Annie dc Femme" aud menslruuou stuud In tho
laton OF cause and oaeo It's alike powerful to originate
aaeathy menstrual Aow where has existed tndto
restore it whore has been from any suppressed
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper o drec
hons each bottle of the Annie de Femme" wiz tear
written signature, and both the bottle and enclosing bc1
vii be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package. ...-.
PANS, January, ls6T
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No. 23 superior Cleveland who will supply the
Arne de Femme' at the Prupriolor's prices.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21


The air is hushed TO holy calm,
A sun tipped cloud hangs here aud there
And one low tide Of music rare
Fails like sWeetly tbbng psalm.
Above, the sun in one broad blaze,
Flames down alike 90 high and low
Croatlons censor to and fro
1t swings, and burns in endless praise,
Ia one vast flood Of argent gold
O'eihoWing pasture land and wood,
1t falls as though the world were good,
And needed blessings manifold.
And so IL does--for Just as fair
is earth to- day, as when the Jure
First woke the happy summer tune
That Chains tue seasons everywhere.
Oh, happy days Oh season sweet
On. priceless wealth of rural joys
What though we have no shepherd boys,
To tlip the hills with bare brown feet
Or rose Tipped maidens, rustic clad,
To guard with them the vagrant fiooks
We have the wales, the woods, the rocks,
As fair Is aught the ancents had
What sweetness now the sense assails--
While slumber sleeps the soul in dreams,
Low, mulmurous sounds of singing streams
Float by on odor-hearing gales,
The trill Of bird, the Groom Of bee,
The gaunt cicada's slender reed
For one brief life OF pleasure plead,
And universal love and glee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21
Gllarapcrs.

DRAINARD q BURRIDGE, WOOD
ID ENGRAVERs AND LITHoGRAPtERS .Buk
tract f'isva aud. q ...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21

IB~Gsn. Tom Thumb (Oharles s. STRAIT.
tom was to leave Liverpool on Wednesday lnsf.
in the steamer City OF Washington lie has
been absent three years. He is now over
twenty one years of age, having attained his
majority IN January last Since that period
understand, has conducted his exhibition
successfully Indeed those who know him
best say that although an infant in size, he il
above the average Of those Of his age in point
ofintellgense. The Bridgeport Farmer saws
that he has secured comfortable independence.
will settle in Bridgeport, and is ready TO en-.
terrain offers Of marriage
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21
BonLtErs.
AH,ps & GounstLLors.

~ j. HICKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
II LAW, Once er the Merchants Ba Cleve-
and Ohio leoz4N - " e
RROOKS 4 FORD, ATTORNEYS
- AT Law. AtNster Buildnss, foot o. Superior st.
Cleveland, Oho. - -.
p. ". BROOEs. L. W.
feba
WILLIAMSON Il RIDDLE, AT.
w TORNEYs Al LAW. Office No 80 Su2sTllesI1-at
Cleveland Ohio 3. WlLLlAMSSoN
inn2t - ~ hlohl-h.
NHARLES @. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
Ajney aud Counselor at Lawo6ce 2l Superior s. over
City Ruuk -- llnl5.dly
DALMER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
n AT LAW Office Comm ercal Bank. 80
A SPER, J. r., ATTORNEY ATLAW,
N Warren fIurabuli County, Ohio. Ofice, No i-2
Marke' street. oectu5l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21

PRAoTIcAL AND SCIRNTITIc OPTIcAN,
eeps the largest assortment the approved kinds o.
PECTACLES Allhis glasses, whether for near or far
ished ground under his inspootion by machine
Of construction with the reatest care so asto
suit oyos in all cases curing Weakness Disrinsss
aqgmmatioHof the Eyes, and impartng strength TOT Ions
reading tine sewing.
- N n SOl0monson would here inform The pablio
thsthe employs any one in the sale Of hisenses
~ Also, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CROScOPES, COMPASSES, &c, kopt on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
CY-Ohcc3s superiorsrcet under the American Hotel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21
GUTTA PERCHA AsE,
For Artificial Teeth

Is manu- actureI AMI all varieties Of mtfcsl ieh are
ut IN Ia the hest nlnuer. W Il lNGERSOL H.,
No I'll Marble Block, Superior street, Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21

B1y- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21

THE EXPERIMENT OF DE.
livering, by tho undersigned, the loadiug New York
Daili's HERALD, TIMES and TRIBUNE, TO subsori-
bers at their residences lis ely the of tho
$50 NJ uaiu from New York, hos thus far been emi-
ueuty successful both resurds the numb Of suhsc-
lers have received and the general satisfaction the
angement hes afforded hole ~ho participate IN it My
subs option iht
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21
spte1riaENntirts.

m II any people in the world ever needed
u apostle to cast their devils out 1t is ourt who i've in
'hs woierogsed country. The miasmatc poison Of our
swanps and Marches becomes veutable deyi 10 the
sood u rsvel iu the Agues aui Fsveri which sbnke and
coreh US an Ayers "AaUE CuRE Is said 70 be the
postle need aud u naghbors who hageired
,onirm ths reb,r -I5gra a. Plano, NJ
BRGEDRBrH's Pills, composed wholly of Veg
esb matter are found uy oxboronce 70 be harmless
the most age, the weakest frame under every
slpsapr rhumaHsuGern the plauaut and benign In
10 cir operation Tia ever offered tho world and
he same time the most certain h searching tic Of
any complaint however deep AID Of por iormins cure
y BRANDERrH, N d.
Sold al No. 2oi Caasl ~ Bmudre,h's Bpimins; ana by
A. s. Ca diner No 22O SUI eor street Cleveland and by
j. b, wheodon HUDSON and All respectable deslers in
medicines, LAIH AALLL -ll inn2lw:28ha
VNHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
\ THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
N4GN.< .<zN 81
- 3 ii5fFiEzzas7 n -VE55FE5f. - N I'll
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21

IHhTy YEE Mss, La,0ya5 Dociors Miaisf rs Legs
taofs dnd Men Of Bugfea arleslt and drngsrd L.
oNs PAlsoN their only oilenco being com ,liance with
those Divine uQl ctuns Feed the hungry aud clio be the
puked," End As ye would that others shou do 10 YOU
do ye even 80 TO them.'i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21
Dentistrp.
0I5NTISTWY
AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.

IF YOUR TEETE ARE GOOD,
j. read the following lines II your teeth bad read
hem with great care Il you have teeth at all hsD:
fast that Isl daily exhibited in tho streets, In tho social
circle aud in the paror by the hunbes peasant and the
proudes auocu is that hundrccs Of persons lose good
sets of teeth for the want Of the timely all Of good and
skiful dentist poor aud uf rior operation is IN many
than ALL If teeth are good have
them examined hy good dertis aud keep them in order.
II Or M time should he list bnt have them repa red, the
sooner tho bater aud escape that which urus is IA
neil OF all diseases All AltTegularss Of the teeth should
be att ended TO ~ childho Id nuu yonth
All uersnus desrous Of fine dentn operators ara uvt
cd call my where particular attention ls gwen
to the preservation OF the natural teeth, where tho
VULCANIZEO CORALTTE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21

shilling per week 20 City subscribers
! Five Uoiiera Ger yeer 70 Wall Subscribers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21

\ O@cc M, IA superior Street,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-02-18
nnnthsr 1.ritIsh Outrage.

In another column we give the correspondence rela
ting to the last case of outrage" upon an American
vessel by British cruiser 1t is another verse In new
chapter Of the old story Of which niggerdom is the theme
British fanaticgm and ntermeddling one hand and
violations of American law under the American flag
on the other.
While we refuse to admit the right of seach or VISIT
and the British assent to abandon it, there is this prln
cple admitted by ALL from the rational mpossibiity OF
refusing to admit it, viz THAT national warvessel If
she kno0S ship to be either engaged in an unlawful
trade fraudulenty using for her protection flag to
which she is not entitled has right to overhaul ard
take her the taking however, being at the risk OF the
captors This principle is virtually admitted by Com
mander Toten who considers the reply of the Comman-
der of the Viper unsatisfactory, because it made no
mention of the circumstance of the burning Of the brig
without legal investigation The other points are not
particularly excepted to.
This may Or may not be an outrage" The vessel
was certainly SLAYER If the vessel had no right to the
American flag, we cannot see that any harm has been
done. But that ought to be conclusively shown and
how can it be shown now that she has been burned and
all satisfactory evidence destroyed? In this matter OF
the burning, the British Captain has certainly laid HIM
self liable to damages and he or his government must
pay them.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-02-18
TaE WILMINGTON JOURNAL:
- 577VcToN. \. g. MONDAY. FEB. a. 1850
). Tho old Landmarks.'


The Fayetteville Observer of Thursday the 10th inst,
refers to our comments upon the recent tendencies of
national politics as they find their expression in the
halls of national legislation. The Observer seems to
think that since these things occur under Democratic
rule it might be well to dispense with that rule and try
new one and that then there might be some hope OF
form Now we have this to say The real difficulty IN
the case has been that Democrats have allowed the views
and notions of the opposition to exert too much influence
already. The " old landmarks " of Democracy have
not been adhered to with sufficient fidelity If they had
been, there would have been no difficulty whatever
the partial abandonment of the old landmarks works SO
much injury what would their complete removal do? In
every case of vote being taken upon the squanderlng
bills generally, it will be found that from States Rights
Democrats came the only real opposition to such squan
derment It is of the doughfaced Democrats that We
complain who on such questions lose sight OF the olo
landmarks to follow the devious tracks of eXpedlency
in company with the miscellaneous hordes of the oppos
ton Shall we desire to all turn doughfaccs ano
snuanderers No!