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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

This Company continues TO insure all kinds Of Persna Pro
~ Buildings Ships h port aad their Cagoes terms ~ lew
Consistent h the security Of the nssre and the iAsssA
DIREcToss:
JAMES LORIMER GRAHAM President
JOSEPH z. VARhUH, HENRY '. BUTLER
LEONARD APPLEBYt JOSEPH X. EARSUA, ~
FRED'k II. WOLCOTT JAS. LOR GRAHAM, IL
WILLIAM X STRONG BOWES r mciLVAIHE.
MOSES TAYLOR, GILBERT L. BEECKMlN.
JAMES o. SHELDON JOHN Z. HENDERSON,
DANIEL PARISH, LORRAfN FREEMAN
GUSTAYUS A. COEOyER, EDWARD MACONBHH,
MARTIN BATES JR, WATSON T.. CASE,
DUDLEY b. FULLER CHARLES Z. APPLkBY
PASCHAL W. TURNEY, SAML. ID. BRADFORD, sa..
FRANKLIN IL DELAH0.
EDWARD A. SrASsBURY. Secrecy
RosxHr C. RArHsOsa Asst Secretary.
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6emim- Matbinfs.

335. EMPIRE 33j.
SEWN
PATENTED FKB. Il, 1870
sALEsROOM No. 33S BROADWAY
This Maodins Is constructed entirely prsfps q
mechanics possesses many and valuable
-has been examined 6y me wo yro9und sIPer ssd -
BISED
The following the principal obetious ursed .s--t ss
L. Excessive fatigue to tbs operator
ID Liability to get out Of order.
ID EIpense trouble and loss u time in repairing
4th- lncap.oiy 10 sew every description OF materiA
Sh Usagreesble noise vhie In operation.
THE EMPIRE SEWN G-MACHINK
Is EXEMPT FROM ALL THESE OBJECfIUsS.
LoCK or TTTLE s1lCh witch viii Hsitae. RIP -
RANEL and alike on both sides perform. perfect ~ns
every description Nanss
Muslin with cotton neo silk thread from the -
finest number
ible friction, II "a smooth AS GLASS, and ia
, EAPHATICALL1 hOlSELESs MACHINE
i reSuGss fi1If PER eEhT tes poses to drive IL cha. =
;,e.diy without i,sSs o. iHy g Sssih hc,rv
too render almost impossible to get out o order, -
ls.ps9 IL the sss s h &c give Ss Ss; ds I. v
themselves with superior article TO cell and srasas -
gsRIyALsp MACHINE
MsRCaasT T1f.oRs "''"' 10 "' ''''''' '"'
COACH MAKERS.
HOOP-SKIRT MAsUFAcTURERs
SHIRT AND BOSOM AAKERS
ONt cotsEF assERs
SHOE BINDERS
VEST aud PANTALOON MAKERA
RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
PRICE ICE OF ~ M sssfIsI sS cosfEsry
No l-Or Family Machine ....................Sa
No 1-Smsn are Manufacturing .............. .
No Large Size Manufacturing ....,..,....... %
made Known By nqurns at the SaeGoom, No 395 Brosd~
4. j. MACARTHUR o.
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ADsIAs II. MULLER, Auetioneer
WILL SELL on TUESDAY, Nor. N. 1850,
w ala O'CLOCK, at the MerchsntS E1ohsnge.

ADsIAs II. MULLER, Auetioneer,
WILL SELL on TUESDAY, Nor. n. 1850,
w at 10 O'CLOCK at the Merchant E1nhsnys.
2ll VERY DESIRABLE LOTS
A. CARAANSYILL.E HIGH BRIDGE and PORT
WASHINGTON,
The property Of RICHARD +. CARAVAN, Zee, - -.
KINGSBRIDGE ROAD (Brosdwsy), HIGH BRIDGA-Ay.
ss I42d 3d Hath l4sb l5ob, lsls laod lSsth and sh
ss Together with severn! - - -
The above property elgibly located In the msst dsha1
part Of CITY OF New beautiful and rapidly imPs~
Ing section aud commands hne Wow Of tho Hodsos Rvs
Sound High Bndse &C. and surrounded By seness1 rsa
aenres- -
II h easy accessible by the various Omsbus and Rsarss1
Lines and WILL BE SOLD IN LOTS and PLOTS, s1srdsg
an opportunity who desire purchase FOE as eroca
Of suburban attractive and healthy looAes
for investment.
II will BIZ noticed Of the pos already rprsss1
with handsome dwellings and all Is suitable to Do butt
The above the best piece Of property the 2ad tsa b.
been offered fer long tins.
All taxes and have besa paid by Mr. csrmn -
the title able having in his possessios fss
~ years THE SALE WILL BE PEREMPTOR1.
ALSO IN ADDITION To THE ABOVE,
Tho valuable property No 80 BROADWAf ea<t aAn -
tween nth and Sta formerly The reidesos Of soastF
Also Horse. and Lota Nos sTs and n, ELIZABETH-dr
psar Bleeckerst
70 Der osnt can remain mortgsse for year.
Maps Ao., at the Auctiooesrs office, No % WslS pDe
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IOHN LEVISON Auctioneer. -RECEIVER~
81 SALE Of FTRST-CLAS5 PIAH0-F0RTES-By orda q
Judgs Leonard Of the Supreme Court OF tbs Guy Of New @
vii expose for sale al suction WEDNESDAY, ITs iA1,
at the Nsrerooms Of MCDONALD Co., No 3ss Bovey.
the creditors of the late hr
COOPER ATHERTON i1solvents large sssortaaent q -
etor Tocsve PIAfOFOkTES These Pissss
have finished by the Receiver With tho apps~s1
scsrs fsss oYers.runs bass &c The stock rsslg
examination. guaranty sceompanies each Piano sas
positive. Terms cesh. JOHN MCDONALD, hecnsvg.
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM

RARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
o0% aRoTHER hR RHRh s6 SSf Z 1850
The Manager pleasure announcing the eusss Of
the wonderful and extraordinary tr Inn -, o,,.,,,,
MISS DORA DAW WHOM.
Who has just arrived from Europe whsro sho ha bo'n pro
D'0r' Tx n LAC RI R MUSICAL PHENOMENON
ever known She has TWO Disr1scr srsoAt voice. psfr
and the change FROM 10 the other rrisrassoCs aud he
'''' oNE HALF THAT oy 4 MAN
add changing the sudnce simultaneously with tn, chssgs Of
EFFECT Is NOVEL NOVEL AND THRILLING.
ONE WEEK a8RE p Of si so.s Sonds9 strange
LIVING AZTEC CHILDREN
wso have attracted much seuon, and who universally
regarded a. the most singular and
ExTRAOkDTNARY HUMAN CURIosTTIEs
Though they have arrived at fall Maturity they
HEADS ARE No LARGER THAN AN INFANTS
"1 axe Gs%s TO U HT WORD
any AFs RfJ & y 1ls' also
The % .U Il As,f Of La the tribe African" who
'''''" TSE wi %aH e 8: Monkey
,,, o,o,. rSi,s Ah tnsw init Pa nd pink
Se OFT OF TaE PRacK " ALEs AND SUITE
ohTs AT o csL TEs roRrGSE
The magnificent A9uARIA LYING sHA Rb CR0G0-
beautiful specimens o. natural and artihOa oarO'ts' fOn
i. The Lecture Room tho GREAT DOMESTIC DRAMA.
founded Mrs. SouTuwOKru's popular Laoosx Srosr.
ROSE ELMER, ROSE EL.KA,
ROSE ELMER ROSE ELMER,
which hss been received with unbounded applause and pro-
noanced the most interesting and attractive drama produced
at this establishment will be performed
EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING THIS WEEK,
except Thursdsy which, being
T II A N q vi q Y,
and performances taking place evoy hour during the entire Day
and Evening spea entertainments which viii DO rich and
varied be in tho bills and advertisements Of that
day. o,n, -. =, -.
Parques Seats Is cents eKtrs Chldos undx seA
Oents extra
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ITO MANUFACTURERS and GARDENERS. =

ITO MANUFACTURERS and GhKDENEKb.-
II VARIABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE By resolution -
tho Board Of Directors Of tho ELfZABETHPORT LAND M
PROvEMEkT COMPANY, authorized TO :ei the yslus,
bic Building Lands Of thu Company In the CITY Of
Ets.beth j. oon.sins Of than o acre. q a1d en-
s.ndins along Leland Sound with depth Of wncr
a. .hs OF largo class tho Depot Of tho hewJer
sey RsiLoad from which sir: ssy tinss Pc, a.y q
,,nis by the Contra Rsosd Of Now jersey st lower pHs
An A New ok sHordng unvasd advantages TO msnn1
ard others Maps OF the lands viii be- furnished on sPpa
ooo and prices aud terms viii BE- easy u porohaSeft
L. d. oii' No. 10 Broadway, New York.
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6iationsrp an6 fantp GOODS.

DARD, BROTHERS 81 Co., Manufacturers OF
ID GOLD PENS PEN and PENCIL CASES, q hsidon lane
SevYork- ALzo, Manufactures Of Bard "Dsons faest
Angular Gold Pen. Gold Pens repaired exchanged
LNOR Marking Clothing. Silks, Paper, nse Clarke
Psaat Indeibls Pencil Neat and indeliblo Merritt
Brown ~ BeekDsnA. N Y y. r. CLARK, Northampton MAJ
COMETHING ENTIRELY NEW. - IVESS
- PATENT sLEEyEBUTTONs, STUDS, CUFF and COL
LARPIkS without button hols They combine great
bcsnty simplicity and utility. Sold BY CHAS NEWTON,
No III Broadway under the New York Hote and Maiden sAs
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Boots, Shoes, Sc.
4musements.

WINTER GARDEN.
w THIS EVENING TusedAy), Nsy. n,
MR. EDWIN BOOTH
WI make his second appearance in tho character Of
HAMLET,
by Mrs Dueld Mia Ada Cihon, Mr. w y Frrde-
rcks Msssfs Lnshau Dardse Stddst msrlowe aud pow
erful company.
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IN SUPREME COURT.-THOMAS B. COD
i DINGTON and 81. v. Tbs MINNESOTA AND PAGING
RAILROAD COHPAHY-so Is hoseby give. th:i a
suaneo of udzmsnt the Supreme Court entered Nss.
jso shall SILL st PUBLIC AUCTION By p. C. Bansv-
Ausdonee at the Merchants Erchsnss, In tho cry Now
rORTY-FIVE MINNESOTA STATE BONDS Of Lee go
Eos 40 10 so inclusvs-H. r., Nov. g. lSA
GyriE 4 NIsH Auyl 4. II. RODMAH. Rsfsss.
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Daneins Academies.

tU"FtFFI %<""F%@'
A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES
IA No. eO6 Broadway Hew-York.
No 1T Montague place. brooklys.
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS In Ne~York
MONDAYS snd THURSDAYS, TUESDAYS sad FRIDAYS,
N Brooklya-
Az p IN. for children; at p IN, Tor soothmea-
10 addition TO the Court Quadro Prince lmponAs Evos
Empire and other social dancos Minue Qnsde Linda
and other educational dances already introduced By Mr. DOD
WORTH variety Of danoes viii be brought forward
during tho which DO mentioned La Czarna
from Paris and the Quas Stireaae especially
adapted TO the development Of acsul movement in ohides
Circular Of terms TO- may be- had at either Academy
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DICH CARPETING.
H SMITH & bOUNsBERY,
No ass Broadway noar 0rAndst
RALL NEGOTIATIONS OF CHOICE SbfLLE Esrs
nYDAIIION VELVETS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
THHEE-PLY AND INGRAM CAkPEIS a.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN Oll-CLoIh' &C. &c
Rss styes Epnisb VELVKTs, 81 - 10 III ~ per yHd
- ssyIs. English TAPESTRY boc. 70 81 per yard
r IHEN GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED
II PRICES stitched HsnSk worth H. S s' and
sTSj.ss Shr BosoDs aud nsh Linens. equally low ~ he
f"ss Tsoehoese La 0randst Brooks Building cor ba"H
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CXECUTORs SALE Of REAL ESTATE

II WIN be- ,old at PUBLIC AUCTION On ihs istA Ssr q
December 1880 at O'Clock on the prsmss, the Farm ~
mssiy beiouns 10 John hsndrnhsoo, deoea.od situate
L. l. RR and Il miles from sloop and Steamboat sndinG Rss
tn. containing about scres, With good Houes -
',4ntisly fenced and Is situated can eonyeosauy ss 4
usr p.rtiousrs pIs.4s inquire Il JOHN yELsOR EIs.s,
the prosnises
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, T

300 PIECES a PRINTS FAST oo.ons,
At III ocais pe< ysuL
GREAT BARGAIN.
On MONDAY. Nsv. Is.
EDWARD LAMBERT &c Co.,
No. SCI Broadway,
Opposite the metropolitan Hotel
CLoAhs'
EDWARD LAaTERT CO.
Isvite sU-olion TO their choice stoch Of
VELVET snd CLOTH CLOAKS,
Conprisins the
0BEATFST NOVELTIES or TffB SHASON.
No. SOL Broadway,
Opposite Metro politan Hotel "
CLoAKSs CL0AK s. mummy r,vs,
UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES.
MARSHALL NJ. HUEY,
hsyins determined to dose out bis enbs tbck Of
CL0AkS
embracing the greatest variety o. , m az, ,,,c,,,s
sICILAN' ARABIAN, BUksoo' ShA"Lhirh''
Ladies particularly invited to can and examine before ma~
Saw 70 per cent on your purchases
BLACK HEAVIER CLOTH CLOAKS,
Only 81
An article unsurpassed,
CanI MARSHALL M. HUEYS,
No. - Cstharinsst
DROOKs PATENT Glac6 SPOOL COTTON,
ID White Block Costed-Absolutey snri'sed fot had
A. machine sewing All the assortments for sale BY
VIM HENRY SMITH Hos "a. "a and ID VsasY-'t n T.
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DY GEO. A. LEAVITT e. Go.
- o. TUESDAY EVENING, Nov ~,

Commencing At 81 o'oook
SALE or BOOKS AT AUCTfoN,-A sns osnscss. Il
Standard works Of Theology, History eto Trsvs esa.
Al-o an a.sorsnt Of Ambrotypo copies Of o,sssd
- Dvolos Of Engraving, Scrsp Print, e,o.
orc A. LzAvTTT 4 O.
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@as- fittings. Burnsrs, Sc.
Builbins Malsrials.

MIi.LEkS PATENT CHIMNEY CAP -
WI vENTiLATOR oures smoky chlmocys vasnAsss
rsSms thoroughly. m.aufsotsey Ma. n wss Broadway.
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JAMES TUCKER is now closing out bis down
81 town Store No. sol BROADWAY, Of Imported Fancy
STOCK at retail for sixty days only
PARIS FLOWERS (per bunch. u, rs 50, IS 100 cents
FEATHERS per bunch 20 Is 80 u.s. 100 cents and upward
HEAD-DRESsEs, 80, IS, lO0 cents snd upward
The above QUOTATIONS are noteworthy public patronage
FIXTURES for SALE
Re.an a. naual Al No. 75s Broadway.
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cents extra
UtALLACK's THEATER.
w TONIGHT TUESDAY,.
PoRTr-YosRTH sI0HT
GREAT COMEDY,
PLAYING WITH FIRE.
Received 'f R6S sis 81 LHuGR CIR ''''' wit"
M LE5EB W. NJ SkAf al NJ s1r No.
TREE,
ro-Moa Aa TSgp 1%E Z issssDAn
PLAYISG WITH PRE-
THURSDAY CTHANKsGIyINGt NIGHT.
Ey fas gfR5in SGT FRIEND.
With other Entertainments
Boz Boob now open for any Of the Al o'o night"
NIBLOs GARDEN
~ . d. TUESDAY F5HSbti' EyEsiSS Nd a. 1850
LOUISE DE LIGNERoLIEa
woMArs DEVOTION
Ca1aotsrs BY hessrs Conway mOr. canOa Hi'hfn' a's
,WiI hortOn's A< Now Psrce. called
A REGULAR PIX
@ESsTsb % sf:S f0hRsSF viii ppo
OTHELLO
DOWERY THEATER.
ID Les.ess and Managers. ..srALHha R01KRS
stags L. TILT0H
sPAIDNii RoGERYs W. "iADAA
MosDAY EVEsisG, Nov. u, Issa
GRAND CAYALCADk
JUCKO.
MILE MARIETTA ZASPRB1TA.
THE WONDERFUL HORSE
HIRAM,
And all the Company will sppesr.
GRAND MATINEE every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AT THASKsoIs Il p 6&Y-THREE PERFoRaAsczs-p
a. IN, ~ and ~ p IN
MASON & THOMAS-SIXTH SERIES.
Ut SECOND CLASSICAL SOIREE,
TUESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER n,
DODWORTHS HALL.
WILLIAM MASON THEODohB THohAA
C. BERGMANH. T. RosENTHAL, O. mATZKA
o. s. Sccf S.. s .dd 9 r. Sd mss of a5
c. MAJOR BY Boehoyen, and Solos the Piano aud Viola
SINGLE TlCkEIs for zach Soiroo......si 90
Ticket. may be pacha.ed Al the Music s,oio s.s,.obor,
Luis and C. Brensing
CONCERT IN BROOKLYN.
~ ave come again with song. to greet yss.'
THE
HUTCHINSON FAMILY
John. Abby, Fanny Henry. and vos,
"" ae ssI SEG9SD IN s Ba9SKLfs
On this occasion they will introduce variety OF song. both
and which they trust viii meet tho apProbaiios OF
Tolss Is e cant. boSi. 6SS At Concert
DUSSELDORF GALLERY and JARVES
~ COLLECTION or OLD MASTERS Of tho ITALIAN
INSTITUTE or FINE ARTS,
No 6ts Broadway Admission Is osatA.
1--WE THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of
Il PICTURES or THE FRENCH SCHOOL,
NOW OPEN DAY EVENING
AT 0OUPlLS,
No tn Broadway, corner Of oh st.
Z. sURyILLB. Diroo,or
NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION, u choice ooloc.
OIL PAINTINGS.
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A. r. MssvIH. AooHcscw
DY BANGS. MERWIN & Co., Irving BuAdi,ea
- Eoa 5el and So Broadway ssles Of Boots. Stsisn
Pisxsrss, Works q Ast Fancy 0eods, Esr.itsre "a
FRIDAY EVENING, NOV 20, q 81 O'CLOCK, STAhDAnD
and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKs-A largo oosotiss. ssspssL
ing Library copies Of vsasbe WORKS In varou. depsrssa
and variety 81 Msosaneoos publications. including
Books &c
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS. Dec sdA q
81 O'Clock
AssIGSEEs SALE Of stailoners and Boot1eisrs sssk
oonprngs ss sssoest Of Staple ssd Fsaoy Stat sasrr
Fancy Articles, Sc, including great variety u snh Bss
and Paper ADso collection Of Standard and Mcslsssss.
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A UCTI0N DRY-GOODS.-Great Pane among
"A the Dry Goods men The dissolution Of our blessed
Union which was threatened Southern friends aud eaIed
y our Northern Democracy aid deprecated Dy Beu support
go. bs resulted election Of Lincoln, the peace ana aol
Al, of te Mon and great reduction IN the Prce Sill
H. A. hAs Co have bought st Auction during Ine saS
s6d Der yard worth 300 yards OF nch ottoman Olosn
Al pei yard worth 81 800 tine Cl9,n Cioshs a. o. WORM
-" A'Ss S'OONe r A WILLIAMS Co.
no 1877 8thsV., between 10Th and iSFhsts
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his congratulations were presented at ALL and. Sc
whether privately or officially
cannot admit the right of the House of Dele
gates to make such inquiry; and the respect which
in my opinion. ought to be observed by each de-
partment Of the government towards every other.
recludes me from returning any answer to such
q message, other than to acknowledge its receipt
TBos. II. Hicks.
All honor to Governor Hicks for the manly AMI
independent stand he has taken. and for the Just
ebuke administered to these selfappointed guar
ians of the honor Of old Maryland.
I 1--WE suggest to Mr.. Freaner AMI his confreres Of
The Inquisition. that they, nothing dauned. APP
: ply the screw again. 1t will never do 10 let the
Know. Nothing Governor III easily. while all
& he world is laughing ut the impotence aud silly
Of the foiled inquieitors Pick the flint. and try
it ngnin. gentlemen,
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The Convention

This body assemblies in Richmond tomorrow,
and will unqucstionnbly he one If the most in
posing ever convened in the State.
We sincerely trust that its delibcrat ons will be
characterized by that wisdom and moderation
which tho critical condition Of the country ~ i'm
pcriously demand.
Let il be the imhodiment Of an idea, rather
than tributary to the political aspirations Ct any
particular individual
Let principles not men, be tho MIN OF those
who shall guide in its deliberations and the poll
cy upon which the conservative tnon-loying men
Of the country can unite To restore the govern
ment, be forcshadowed by the Convention. In
every point Of view, its action is destined to have
n decided effect upon the country.
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A Dea.oesa,is essss,pornrr, the Raleigh IN. e.

A Dea.oesais eosspporarr, the Raleigh IN. c.
Standard. alscrtins to the scenes which transpir.
ell in Wasaingtn city. few weeks since. when
Hickman h.d forncy were the principal actors.
remarks:
John VI. Forney, the Black Republican Clerk.
was also srrcnaie,i. and nude speech marked
D. lusoience. cy'tism. and nenda.itv. lie enter
tanned ms GauIla aai r wdy bearers with the
He-f a,usc Il uur venerable President, Mr.. Buch-
ars,',. the crowd cheered HIM This is of
the most s;iikirg evidences oi tho drclinc Is the
i.epunli,i liza Geek Of ths II ,nse had abused
Washington. Adam. or jefferson fprney
abused Eseianan.ie would ut once have been ex
PEELED from his place.
We have nothing to say ia extcnua,ion Of For.
nry's abusive speech believing that it was in bal
,a>te, aud deserving of reprobation.
We are also prepared to admit with our cotcm-
porary, that the tendency OF men and things in
public affairs seems To be downward; the cause
OF which may he traced, we think, to those demo
cratic ideas $ iniu,ttiousiy disseminated by Mr..
JEFF, .s5n and his followers.
Liberty, in 'heir Vocabulary, pressed to the
verge II license fading it's elimination in the
doctrine ,.4. ''aii men are created Tree and cqua;"
IA doctrine not consistent with experience
sound philosophy. These ripe fruits us Wash.
ington termed them. besotcn ui French ideas in
the days of the first revolution, were manifested
as far back as tho Administration Of that peerless
man.
Ignorant as many of his countrymcn may now
be Of the fact F.; not only his administration, but
his personal character was assailel with quite
much virulence as is now exhibited towards Mr.
Buchanan. 1t is true, that the c"nsures pronounc
oil upon Washington were not so general, but were
confined to the hired libelers Of the democratic par.
ty, who were nevertheless sustained by those higl.
in auihority-cyen by Mr. Jefferson himself
Prominent amongst these were two foreigners,
Frcpesu and Calender thc former Il clerk in tho
State Department under Mr.. Jefferson, and editor
OF the National Gazette. the latter editor of thu
Aurora. Those two Democratic papers were pro-
nounced by Washington to lie 'outrages on com
mon deoenoy." The Gazette charged Washing
ton (he who had served his country during tho
seven yearswar without demanding or receiving one
cent for his services with overIiawing his salary
by the conniyancc of Hamilton, phen Secretary
of the Treasury; and further spoke Of him in such
language the following: "Will not the world
be led To conclude that the mask of political
hypocrisy has been alike worn by Caesar, n
Cromwell, and u Washington" And when the
President complained to lis Secretary that there
had not been siuGleac of his government whc h
TINS Shoe. uad NJ, endeayprcd Ia Witty, Mr.. Jt
.e~son. IN making nc oi the conversation added
tn, comoe.t. u tolk bis intention to be that ]
..,4.I la,er,,.e y. >o,ne way with frcncau, per.
Aar. wle.auv "- appointment OF tranSl"t'ne
e.0se ms aas, uu. j ill not doit.' After Tom
~ i
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Catching q Tartar.

Soon after tn election Of Mr.. Speaker rcnring.
tou, IL currently ru,nored that the G,vcrnor
OF Maryland had sent p,ee.cn.cr from Annapolis
to Washington, f1r the pnrPo,e of rendering lns
congratulations to the stccc>sial candidate. The
runner coming to the ears Of Governor Hicks was
promptly denied by him IL private conversations,
and was likewise rebuttel by tho testimony OF
the person alleged to have been employed in tho
embassy.
The locofoco Legislature u. Maryland, however,
being in search Of an opportunity to degrade tho
Governor, or at least TO annoy hlm were not to
be turned aside easily from the pursuit of those
wholesome Investigations upon which they had
entered with such super -sorviceable zeal. 1t was
to no purpose that the Governor, n high-minded
gentleman as be is, denied the truth of the silly
rumor; and that his innocence Of the imputed Of
fence was de.,aleiat The very when these grave
legislators wers debating the propricty Of putting
him upon the witness stand, and ofvrtually impea.
ching him before body that had more right TO sit
in judgment upon his private acts, than the Sultan
of Turkey. Well, these gentlemen of the Mary
land Inquisition adopted resolution calling upon
their Governor to deny to the whole world that
he had in any wise sgnifed his qualification at
the election Of Mr.. Pennington. Not that it was
necessary to purge Maryland of any real or sup,
posed afhlaton with Black Republicanism. No,
this was not the motive. for they would have
doubtless been gratfed had they been able to afhI
astigma upon Gov. Hicks-but the real object
was to annoy and humiliate gentleman whose
occupancy Of the Executive chair Of Maryland
excites in them emotions akin to those that daily
tortured Hannah, long as Mordecai sat at the
kings gate, and occupied the post of honor.
They a1optel their resolution and Haunted it il
the face OF the Governor, who returned them tn.
following spicy reply.
EXEC UTivE CHAMBER
ANNAPOLIS, February Is, 1860.
Tothe House Of Delegates: Gentle men: hav
been informed to-day by acon,mit,ee Of your Hous
thar yon have adopted an order declaring that
"Wbereas it appears from the public press Of I'll
country that the Governor Of Maryland has place
this Safe in false position by presenting his Col
Ernsslaiioas to MIR. Pennington. If New Jersey.
black republican, upon his election to the dist
guishei position a. " ~. or of the House ef Repr
selta.ises; and diree,i4g committee, appoint'
By the spsaksz, 70 enquire Of the Governor wheth
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u,yRg CorroS MARKET, Feb. New o'leans
t,,s orj,nane is quoted at lO5f; Las 99f. The
sales Of the week have been G.5oo bales. The
stock in port is l23 OoO bales. The market closes
steady at the above quotation:
LoSpoS, Feb. 4.-Messrs Barring Brothers re-
port Lrsadstufs quiet but steady, "elsr 'rnn raiS
hsb sugar quiet. Tea steady at Is. Sd. ais
I'D Spirits tnrpentine steady at 3Gs. Tallow
firm ot 59s. 81. nGOs. Tin las declined Is: ads;
Limo d cakes Lave ish,ly declined Cod oil held
for 35s.
American securities are slow If sale, but prices
are nualtered.