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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

snEs.--A NJ Dos, 70 good Keu;uay a. 4lc y TO- live
weight; average l38s r..
IS. Taylor IS ex'E Ohios Acc. average ISIS rs.
J. c. Johnson Il Michigan II &c avsrugs a2l H..
C. r. Roger ~ KeItueky at S4i5 100 average I,F6 TO-
Also q extra do a. &c. average l,Ja0 d.
w. =. TaIlton ~ prime do. at SCI average lfeB 10 ~
VIM an Dyke, 1iuois o, so Z, Asad average .lIo.
J. y Carson, GOOD 0hos al s69 head average % NJ
A. p Hutchinson . heavy Michigan 3. 3c average s d.
Til3en Cn6s o. Illinois at $50 head average IS1 10
Robbins Dr1zinon5 IO2 lirt. oiS at So y head aver
age 1co u Also, % coarse EinSs At $50; Pm I've weight
syerss@ l3fS a.. .
j. Prewi n ehoce R tuoiry Sc; svsrs-e so 3. Als2
6 extra do. II 40 So Also - pane Dc ts 50
q 1Oo l5J2 ID. Also, y tza DO. at 81 90 iVOi
Terry PendIe 81 fair BIicA,-su Sci ITO ~.
Samuel Housey 20 otdinay s-.e at DC Y ID sVeEsge i've
Williams &C ordnr ~ stotesi &c syer,se i,S' p.
HoeHsr Is extra Kentucky e. 7d head estimated &c
tv.rsge $50 10 York ~, Istt
O. RubS, ~ Him Il. !. &C. ? ID York weight average
$50 h.
JANE. War 20 ren;uu Kentucky at $9s bead aver
age YoTk Seirb 0T5 10 Also e. extre d. II So; = 10 Iot
wsstt sves5 go n kiso 50 szrs do az Be average sD
% YOrk wsish. A. 60 % iea do at 3 ID eversZe ok
weight 80 ID.
sHEE avn AIMS Tx supply fally up to the deu ID, and
prices well tsinsd About 500 heed taye ehirgsd
hands at prices ran cir from s. e 70 SIS T. he.d 800 o.
n. Prightou Geek 30 extra ones 60 So % g
head: average live W, ilh ~ ID.
Hoe repts h. ,ayy fh f demand IS pTfes eh2ce
Lover than Lea, week.
Smith Blown .pors ssles o 400 head tetT ygIds Al
Esst Albany S. s6 III 70. tles and - tOn &c % ic
ctrrfed on ,i.s side " the aver. $500 -.
s. Hous ey ,od 30 eth led, aTersge 25 d. at 90 2i 10,
10 so corn Id ge ts b. So 80 . loo H. enc 10 Pigs
ayeta,e lsi b, al 80 S7l - iOe H..
Wn Robbins sold so e5rn-fed hcgs at SO 30 T. 100 T.
NIicH Covs-Ple sy sd low ceiling at 81 +43 Eeae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

Jovsg SPARRows.-Th'ss by far the uglis9 snd
rffr impndent of al Britfh br4s, swlra in London
ard the auburbs at All seasous and sra said 10 number
double y amount otle human population wi,bia the
Sou Ct B,Wbslls. In the Fall Of the wear, and
tascnghont Winter they c1rgreg t. ab ,u tvo hours
before suufet IN the neaes ses snd IN re make such
a iir as downs at tines even the roar Of Loadon
Etteis. II y from this TIA, 50 many trees ia he
trent gourds Of suborhsn viiss which would o,hsr.
wire be allowed n grow TO their fair proDJrioas are
muisfed AND cut downto sha.,. 4ss trucks The spar-
Tovs IN such ny risds 10 lsrs SIRE an intoershe
nusenee, while their drippitg "a poison the air Tasy
sis kep down Ia tie uopns the end Of t,o Tsrace
GsrdsIs by the Terrace esie, which promenade the
top OF he walls AID fce the tress after them basgne
tntm ea'ily dnriDg their oouclsyes. When tairlny-
tine COZ 81 the Sgrrg ne eplrrows ia thelr Eager
Iess to D viii fight like tisers 70, a siia for the
resi. tryssr they tuild in the open month Of
the wesi> from the roof, and VS. r gnlsrly loss 4
portion Of their brood by the sudden sho VEN which
wash them away. TIER nests ars mos soven.y az
isrs ard generally fall to pieces b. the re hey are
cole with. Cbanbers Joarai.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

Increase s3s Inc 953 Si8 Inc 1900 Goa Dec25925
BY Iedncii the Wheat to Flour the quantity Of The
latter left al tide wstsr this year. compared with the
corresponding period last year, shove gain of 9i6,
547 bbls. of Flour Albany Argus, Oct l6.
Tbs week will carry the receipte stree Jan ], of
grain at Chicago beyond 30 900 O0C busbels. To last
evening 90 AS O bush,ls had been received From
private sources we le9rn that ii ia confidently expected
in Chicago that the forty working days before the Let
of D,oenbsr will br;ag an average Of 225 900 hush y
day, CT 1900 600 bushels December VIII add 5000 COO
butbes, and swell up the business Of 1850 to double
that of 1856 when the exports were q 583 81 bush.
The weakly statement of the Philadelphia banks
presents the olloni1g aggregates as compared with
those Of the previous week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

~, sE3.o .O-Isers C3.) Tt.jra1 r5r.-.s . fltA
y, ~, ,1l,os "a Th1r.5sg, .,om .Ls cgrls e
-ee-CfA so Of .aHss W 5a, aged a,oa
re- ~ . "a Vi. IN 81 he Asu-e 4 is aals Jyaa
iioptgs cry son Of TSos - COZ, ,s s4, 4 i',lE
VAS also pay.og Wih ALosf.' ~ ~ t,5t .iq.
", 20, I'D ir .e frsT q ID a. go i1.g33 j
ser-.s se ebai- p,syf1y Ts1iaTs.9, I'll , ~, ~
soa Ilss-" lie aad lsray u.s1se 80, - @o r, Z, -
~ rc9,s 4 lls So T@s 1saf' agse5 .h-o7qa bis
S sesyt ~ "a % TIE horse e'e s5srJ az ga
i III Gomegj, Sa,ise and Paid te. re 10 ~ 20
tls esidfss q ny ss,s ~. eT~'S VI . - ''' ~"
.C2Gs1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

IN" Ttsf SREzr SHORT LINE TO THE NESI..
OAice No. Asts1 House, corner q Nsfey-st
r.efes for transportation Of PssseEssrs e snd I'm ID
...,~ CHICAGO - Louis s. Paul Nashville, hemps' View.
SsD suG other u the Wet SoftSe b1 DILL
80 re- nm speed and comfort 1y any fo&'e
cs tsirs Tor the West leave New York foot OF Court
k-rStst MoYing Express, am. Evening E1pTsts IN
gIeeufrr aid suDoking al tho Trains - -.
Fare aNEys low, ard the time "a quick sf OS "0S 0N
- =. t.~.,s-5a5 "a
}S sy port o. the RAILROADS u Ohio Heat9esy nSSI@
Ihno.s Wisoonsn, Iowa Mssoqn, ~ hAi1hVaO ~
.Ss,r,srs from P.,tsb1rgh
We 1stss Of Yrsgot to ard rom roint OF ne sst ~
Ps1TyyGlf E0sd at ~ tines &C a'oT - ar e&
= 49, .rosS Companies Merchants ard Shippers Ii 1
- ~ ssspOTAton Of their Fsesh. ts Company es1 ey
-fh sonhdencs rs speedy usnsit -----..,..s.-
Maintains En1.CTsnt Aeon
Ts ~ sh parties e1Digtng ,sestEed snoy creep ia
node Of coDysyt1cs = enc na ts IsS's
- -. ELLIOTT PasserTer Agent No. Ait-T holt$
LEIGH Co, Fresh. AgeIts, , r,-,,,.
No / Af-sT Horss ard Nc t01th NDfsh1F~
k1oDONsL IL q bIsCHOFF. Ez1.gazt Agents,
No. bs,ssry plzcs.
TEOCH LEwIs General sup't kltooDA Pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17
NEwYogx DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER H. 1860

come little bubs IN tbs rCo:s Of potatoes II ,9e iIoss
-, rJant newt suri,q. plssss drop me Inns az SOON
az ron ear ~ feel hu.h anxiety on account OF our
,rcs ects. Yonr aaectionre brother, ,,,.ov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17
Reeciuts Of Produce.

Tjsaf ~ al Routes, Dc, L. 1860 -22ls2 beis Flour,
5s2 bbs Com Meal, l12sJ b'sh Wheat 81 bush Ctru
IL rs huh Ots 80 bnsh Bailey, $50 bHb. Barley Mat
pse, Provisions SIS rIss Whisky, 10 pky Lasd % 80
OH Cake, l. pigs. Ashes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

Reported Tor TIE Y. 7. Tnblne.I : -
MsST ALBANY. Cct IS. 1890.
FFTvFs-nu'ing the past week the Crntrs aar7d 0orgt
DOR bead TO hich have add % that either
di1n In held over uskilg toll Of 443 IN the several
yards The quality rsther poor this week the mos. Of the
supply being Heh een strcs viii mas toe ;rade duh and
histy for Ills dsscption The better usd1ro gins freely 81
sHgt Advance over a vseEs r1s the Brighton buyers Sc
curing OF TIE beet droveI Most OF the bodfa the
e. eosss fail ss bad Rny wek tia aid their faces
indication Of their fell they erny feel bad enough
RzcBPTs-Ths following ), Hu crmrsIsivs statement Of
rs-ep,. st this rsket sis he Nev~Yoit Central Rahosd
x.a.l I.lA al IT, IL I.rI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

FRIoHTFUL FALL Jacob FsrS. an enployes,n LIZ
furniture e,tabhmen No las wsst Telih 'srest tel 'a'.a
III. hatchsay Of one Of the upoer stories faean az 49,
and otherwise iniaring him He taken Ihs new IVA
Hesfisal. bat his recovery Il net pfsesesA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

THIEyING CoUPIE.-0ficer Gallagher Of ne
Twenty tIth Precinct Tuesday evening eetset sgoaa
PANIED Louis Smith hi. wife 10 the at Of cayiat % ave
ffock coats weth CSC from the store o. nesr Daysop OH
bert No S Chambers Justice Welsh committed .As"s 70
AnsVer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

CATOTICE on APPLICATIONS, tor 10 nl91.aI
N nirs5,s-. Ton Die debit p1rsns-t o tHs Is7.s
III ,biF6 article 81 tie 6rst titls o. re ha ,'pe ~ 81 1
f,yN of pyefo5 BiDno a ry, State q N.~ t2k. 20
- .B..+3 huzu-t q 1850 Crs--Ls 2 ~ ~ Iels-o
~ %, & MN sT6r Comfy Jgisa o. RehIc8t ~,
- ct6s g. tie Tom q 50 s.ns d ~ sa.- 10
~ ~ N-veplNe~ 1885, { j colo NJ 10 ~ cSy ~
sr r.a y NJ "a a. eloels O. sat TO sut o,-gs'
- - 80. Z d. ~ = gsd Ay-- rs oeDt'' pu'e--' -
- P'''''' Ig,i@LE 3. CLARK Al ~ s}iz'ai' = e,
A~g cs-frt. 10vyir. y ftr r-oe-
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afael Motifs.

IN PURSUANCE Of on order Of re S1Trogate
Of ne county O. Neye-k Note e hsTsc IN 70 -.
TSrsfns Lsyinr Claims sgs. Ann PROJDfi1i le g ts
s5tv al New Yosk, widow ceaed 20 s1s zee Sc 20
tafrsor % te Of,e 90 EDWARD ~ ~ ~ 40
bsrese. in tie CITY o. SsFYc,k, or o. be.c's tse
,k :, x 40 JANIS PRO- OFT,
<'SJ Vi NA-J' Nv EDWARD f.NhN
o1s,f.yy Admin &c. WIT tie IA -Ire1ed-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

aTEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN bUNKIRK EXPRESS u g N. feE DnIkts, BnSsios
e,so-ssd.iTus- and yrincigsl ststons ,,-.- Co..
MAIL a. s:lS n. for DODsk and irteEnsdsse SssroAs
xk. TTsr remains Aieht at Elzaira- =.
WAY a s:so for hiddletown, NewsaIsh ana lh'ef'
%SI1rT TxpRFss daily At p. M. for Dunkhf Bufslo,
asdss ara principal Stations The yam o. SATURDAY stops
" ~ N'@' 49, CHAS MlNOT General supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

Since Jan l.."...s5O4s5,s2O s525ls SOB S75,ial,3a
Tie increase in exports fJr the sek is 81 l0O
600. Among lie exports was 3d. 40 bbl3 Flour, 49,.
492 busb. Wheat to Livsrp,oli a. $50 bbls. Flo1r,
III 49, bush. WHEAT to ID ldon; sos bbls. Flour
90 6Sl buth, Wheat TO Brisol ID 09 bush. Wheat to
Gloucester; 1922 bush Wheat; 10000 bush. Corn
36S bbls Flour to Glasgow; 5i,789 bush Wheat to
Cork; 10 7jj bush. Wheat to Gal way.
The Cotton market has been quite excited the past
two weeks and 81 advance Of 1ne-haf per poued
has been fully established on the chief grades TIE
general imprep,on exits that the spe i'll continue
to advance moderately for the next ninety days. II
general killing frost should oecar ealy tie lat
proxmo-wbicb is the average of the lst twenty five
years as Town by the t,bles-t wonld eem inpossi-
bic that the preert crop should Tsacb over focr mil
ions Of bales For every week j; should ecsur lasr
than that period one hundred s1d fifty thousand baes
should be added Thus in any probable ent the crop
could not be large thai of the preyi0s year. while
the consumption must be greatly ncreassdby the new
macbtr which YVES contracted for snc', III
this country ~ well sbTosd and which will be
pleted early in the year 1861. The telegraph an
nounoes frost throughout Alabama last night.
The quantity of Flour Wheat Corn, and Barley
left at tide water during the ID week in October In the
years 1859 and 1860, is ss follows:
Floor bbls Vines, bash. Com huGi Bailey, bush
i isss...:.Sss ESQ ESQ n5c77 gS765
Incrs..e....a2558 7ll38, 4rs6 84aeO
The aggregate quantity Of the sams sItioles LETT at
tide-water from TIE commencement Of navigation to
the l5h of October inclusive, during Che years 1859
and 1860 is az follows:
Flour, bbs Wheat, bu.h. Corn bach Barley, bush.
1899 Ices ....:Sss5 1ssc4f is1ssSS S5a8
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9,svmboots aun ASdrpabs.

VSOR y,RIDGEPORp@DAlLY LINE-FARE
E xCENTsTbs steamer SxT "a Cart %i soo 4
vsn leave hVE hs noas.anc R,Tosa ~
g .sasss w If1,, pea g Every 9o mon.
s'iIs IN aGs ''DA''' eco W. CoRLIEs, Agent
~TTYI & CHICAGO UNION r. r. Co.
c sIGSAse9 PEEST ass SdfG PR RIbDs
Tl,s bns in ,oDpece with ths IiOOis Central Co at
''''~ y sRAaI .n6n NJ CHEN,
Is crosse.
WlNONA,
and a, cher points on TIM Mississippi River !, connects Il
DUsLEITH through TIE Illinois Csn5,sl R R Co VIII the DU;
s,P1LTos With he iowG AZ SEER ASIA r. Co to eE
DAR RAPIDS. REGULAR daily trsns morning and evening
.sis trans The attention traveller. and rom 5s North
invite 70 this route as The most pleasant enc
may G Be o sS sSst st x. Or The A
snS ss Il AZ the pSciS tiket sHc Il the Ess al
ksst IN Railroad Lines. d. TALCOII, Genl s1PE
NORTHERN RAILROAD of n. J.-FaI ar
ss jsrssy City Fsy dy tsuaisy: :Ispto
and 80 for safern sad ~ p m Tor noassSsi ana
esp Lesys .orsey at a. Ls ye fsI% % an
I SSG e 81 sSS for PeTmons il m stopping
Al 81 Or Sunday nights MIA snd Paseoger uaie eln
Yori lle stages connect for 9a3sessssk Me- New
KNOX BtJSlON ana via NGN~
IL PORT and FALL RIVER--The splendid and superior
TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, At O'Clock P.
81 snS tie EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton, 90 MONDAY,
WHOM ssDAY and FRIDAY, At O'Clock p. no, feR Pier
Hsissssr wis be regarded .ecuros aay sppB
ssps until the shah have been paid OF.
Freight 70 Boston, forw dsd through With great Dispatch BY
or Express Freight Train.
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY--
~ From foot OF CeurAndt Conneesins At Hampton Juno
u~H with Deaw Lackaweuna and Western RaiTosd ct
fAston with Iehish Valley RaiEosd and IT, connections
SUMNER AkRANO EmENT-Commsncing Nay 70, 1870
Leave SeW-YoIk follows
HASEsBuRe EXVREss-At6 m, for Easton, Reading Har
rssbUTg, Hsuch CHUNK, &c
MAIL fBASAt C. for Eaton Water Gap, Scranton
exe1t Bend Pttston, Nikesbsrre Sc.
II ~ THROUeH TRAIs-For Easton, bauch Chunk Reading
pottsyile, Harrisburg, &c
~. N THROueH TaAIS-For Essson, Allentown, MsoHch
Chupk, 6c.
6Pn Way TRAS-For Soeryile and intermediate ftatons
EXPRKss TRAIN F0R HARRISBURG.
TIE Express Train from NewYoIk arrives at HGTtI
kpTp al IL 40 10 time With trains Penney
ysns Central Baosd and Northern Central norh
and south, ard with Cumberland Valley Railroad.
LEAvE NEW-YoRK PEE No u. l. at 80 snd u 40
ard 30p FOX Eastern and intermediate stations and a.
2:3e D u. Tor Bonneville end intermediate stations.
JOHN o. STEARf'S, Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD -For PHILA-
N DELPBIA and The sOUTHS ard WEST, via JERSEY
and ard fare 80. Through tickets sod FOR Gin
West Gnd FOR Washington New Orleans and
&c South &c. aid through bsege checked TO Washington IN
= and 70. trains -. ,
10 baggage will be received for any si unless delivered and
advance OF the time Of leaving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17
NTEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

NEW-IUhh AND IdhLLNI hs1aII1INUaII'
lN-Fo Albany end Troy making direct connections with tho
York Central Rsiiod for NJ rails Buffalo and al
poia.s West, NoTthwest and Southwest. -
On and MONDAY Oct IS 1850, trains viii leave LIN
- Station EeS-YoTk, as follows:
Albany Express Train. : and 5 ?
AEany Nal Train. 10
POI CiotOH Falls p NJ stepping at ell stations above York
vile
FOR White Pans sl5 2:3o and S:lo 'topPins ct
FOI Wife Psns 6;l5p m, from wkitest Depot Stopping
~ al Ra;ions 49,, - ~
pot stepping 81 all stations . $500 r-,,,r
Albany ) a. N. and p. m, Express Train
Pest Albany SIS T. N and Is ?. No. Express Train.
Albany ef5 a. m Nal Train. =, ,
FoEdham. .-,-- -. =,
stations. -.---, Il, 49,
wan IOhN BlRChlLL. Asst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

Il ODCSN hiIJlSOlhb lOl ALBANY
IL II md TROY connecting with trains NORTH and WEST.
On aud Monday Sept IT, 1880 TRAVIS viii leave Chambers
Station follows: ThFoug Express Trains and II and
sp Albany Nal 7:2o NJ Sleeping Car Train 500 p %.
ssuAdsxs iDuded Way Trains for Sing Sing a, 4o m 4A
and 10 IS D. II. Tarrytcwn, s55 2. for Peetsk 500
p M for Poughkeepse LIS and a20p N. Emigrant Train
bon 3lst 635 Passengers taken AZ Chs5e Csns
ChtopfeF and 3lststs Trains for kswYot leave Troy a,
sf tsnnday included and s45 and II 80 and 3:s5 and
ss0 p AlbsEy about 80 minutes later Albany for New
Y0Ik, Sundays included, p. m tain -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

TIE business Of The Clearing House ~es 80 i''v'O
Which = veyy large. afr. lhomas lu'ston ff''~I4'
Of tie elk Bank, has been elected Goal man o. 'lS
Cbs1ng House Committee vacant by tIe oea'n -
Ne. Bslstsd. The House has again os''re u 10 SUI
c. Of payment Of ,teIest upon depoais IN we aoP'
Of making The sys EN- Of non-pay aioP to som,
tine sine, unanimous. TIE case III money On eau
continue, II increase, and the rate % pxsd eola'sFas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

The aggregate quantity Of the sams'sItioes left at
tide-waier from TIE commencement Of navigation to
the l5,b of October inclusive, during Ehe years 1859
and 1860 is az follows:
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VNnR EXTRAORDINARILY LINE-FARE
E 1CESTsSTAs steamer CATALINA, Capt William 4
vi, VII tsve Oliver slip EVERY DAY Al y Selseh No0S
ssaasss sRipGTPQRT VII le1S. Pess sip ESER p MON
SAf, ,,s 40 eoppee With all the Express rrsins
sslhs an H-o GEO. w. C0RLIES Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17
1ScO THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
ISUOG ETRAL RAJ LRo D. tOOO
GREAT DoUBLETRACK ROUTE.

The esry q he RSsd Is nov ssa1 70 41y ~ 1HS
lace M / AaLsr bolse. cor1e- q w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
DOUGLAS AND THE PRESIDENCY.
Correspondence o: TIE N. Y. Tribune.
WAsHIsGTON, Feb 20, 1860


WAsHIsGToN, Feb. 20, 1860.
The action of the Democratic Senatorial Com
mittee on the Popular Sovereignty question is reck-
oned to be clean cut off Of Mr.. Douglass head
close TO his shoulders. TIE blow has fallen where
every clear-siehted man has seen that it must fall,
ever since the debate on Browns proposition in the
Senate year ago. The question then was not
whether the South would back down, but whether
Douglas and The Doughfaces would The debate
at that time on the part Of Douglas Pugh, Stuart
Of Michigan and Broderick, showed more than the
usual disposition 20 resist Southern exsctioDs; and
that exhibition has been backed In the Northern
States by strong demonstrations IN favor OF Doug
las. We shall low see how much those demon
STATIONS amount TO. We presume they will result
just as similar did in the case of the Wilnet
ProEifO. We lave never entertained doubt that
majority Of the Northern delegates to Charleston
would there back down, and swallow any candidate
and any platform the slayeholding managers Of the
Sham Democracy prepare for them. They are the
men to do il. For they are nothing more Dor less
than the representatives of the dissOlyiDg crowd of
Northern doughfaces. They only the camp fol-
lowers Of party hitherto in the habit of winning,
and thought TO be still powerful in numbers and in
its prestige. On what ground can such men be ex-
pected stand up against the demands Of the South
even when it puts them forth in the extrayagsnt
and insolent shape Of demanding exclusive and UNI
disturbed possession of all The Territories for
Slavery The claim Is audacious Of course. But
DO more so than many others which have presided
il. and been acquesced in in the history of the
Slavery propsgaDdism of the last few years To sup
pose the Northern doughface is going TO resist
this claim, is to suppose him to be something differ
emf from what doughfsce can be. The dough
face is neither man of principle, nor conviction,
nor humanity, nor statesmanship. Hei only fell
low who goes for the spoils. Doesn't all the world
know that Catch him standing out against any
body who is likely to have a hand in distributing
public patronage No. There is nothing in tho
hope There is nothing in the expectation. Con-
'sqsntly what Nothing but this: The se-called
Douglas delegates from the North, or majority of
toem, VIII 60 under at Charleston like a flock Of
oVefs al the fret shot, the moment the Southern
oauery discharges its opening fire. Are we yet TO
IeArn that The Southern Democratic leaders never
Dack down' and that the Northern always do
Whosoever believes tina. this practice is to be re-
yersed now, Is doomed to the usual disappointment
Of all fuch dresmers in the past
We baye not now, and never have had. nm idea |
that Douglas could receive the Charleston nomipa.
bon. And simply because the Southern leaders Of !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

The facts being thus entirely the reverse Of yha.
you have stated them TO be, is il not my dear SIR most
remarkable
That after aiding, during SO long period, in the
establishment Of ProSIavery domination over our DO
nestle ord foreign commerce. you shouid nov venture
TO sssert that the wiowners have dictated the whole
"systsm of indirect taxation, ever since the late war
"wi'h Great Britein'2
That the necessity for resorting to such m'sta'e'
merits does not furDsh you with proof conclusive Of
the exceeding weakness Of the cause in support OF
which yon engaged
That regsrd for truth does not prompt you to re-
examination Of the question, with view TO satisfying
yourself That of all the Pro-Savery advocates, The
Journal of Commerce not excepted there is not even
single one that has proved more efficient than your
eelf7
Hoping that you may follow my example by giving
this letter place in your columns, and ready 70 place
within the reach OF millions Of Proie;onist readers
whatever answer you n ay zee fit TO make,
remain, yours very respectfolly r,,
w. G. BRYANT, esq HENRY Y. CAhEf'
Phiicdeiftia, Feb 20, 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
FROM HAYANA.

The stesmer Empire City, Capt: G. Harrison, et'
New Orleans at a. Goth inst arrived - Havana
3d. 1T p ~, after an unusually bosserous rsssage'
Here she transferred the mails and passengers IS Cal
oIpia To steamship Daniel Webster, and ieitio tbs
Tort at sa. M 2ith There Is nothing new TO record
ct Havana. Sugars are in moieraie demand a. ifm
lriees; 81 e93 lOc for Nos. IL and i2i stock 6oc~
sgainst 60 eco last year. Molases Is dull a. A rias
A at Mstanzas, and 4 a. Cardenas. Escbsnge
quoted ls.ai3l prem. on Londoni 2sSi prem On
Now.Y,rk.
The Empire City lsft in port At Hayans A'as'e4h
stesmors Daniel webs;er. 70 sail same day for A'i~-
wa and Isabel for Oh Irles.on on the 2otc, al p
The Wet India Mail Screw stea rship 10 sS~1sl
Teviot Capt (siles, last from s. Thomss' is' sAAe
morning at a. M. for Vera Cruz, reporting he nod
arrival at St. Thomas Of the steamer Trent RON ."
ppwan, and four days overdue a. that port. i0e -
pire City has experienced moderate wsilsf ''''
leaving Havana.