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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04

NOR SAVANNAH and other POINTS as Be-
il low-Tbe 6rst-class side wheel steamship ALABAMA
Cant Geo r. Sehenck, will leave on SATURDAY, Oct O.
AT o m from Pier No T. North River Through tickets can
be he'd for the following prices ~, r.
New. Orleans sac u.s. Mobile, s35 Montgomery sAi En-
s,nls All. s2i Columbus S2I Albany S23 Atslants Sa
Ch.ttsnooss SIS; Nashville s2I u.s. Knoxville, s2S Mem
NH, al Isl AuruYt. slT 5O Mscon SO Savannah, 80
Fo, tr.,ht or ps,,sss apply at No. 10 Broadway. -
'''""e4' - f~ SAMUEL L. MITCHELL l. SON.
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Gteambouts an6 Railroads.

MARE REDUCED to BOSTON and PROV1-
Il DFNCE The Steamer BAY STATE, Capt. Jewstt will
Lave Eew-York on THURSDAY, Oct. 4, at o'clock p M
from the foot Of th-st., East Riyer e,o,
Fare Boston.
Fare TO Providence. ~
tn. most simple made Tor the comfort and
convenience Of passengers
NTOTICE.-Th steamboat Aida will discon-
pus Iunnng between New York and PoughkeePe Tor the
season Of 1860 ,fter SATURDAY, Sept ~
nay BOAT for ALBANY ard TROY, Hnaking
~ the usual Landings The steamer DANIEL Dhs ,ssve
Jsys Pier and 3th Tuesdsys Thursdays and Saturday,
st
nor SAG HARBOR, ORIENT, and GREEN
i PORT.-rbe MASSACHUSETTS Capt H.vsns, having
ns,rpasssd passenger accommodation will esye reI no o.
Ja@Ss. Hp East River TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sATUR
DAY AFfERNO0fS, at oclocT
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DEDUCTION IN PRICES.
III ATLANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE
Touching at st. Johns N f. 20 land Passengers and receive
the Royal Nail and Government Dispatches.
The seers comprising this Line have been approved bJ me
-1aA NEW fNS IRON sIDE-wHEEL STEAMERS,
COENAUGHT .,................<40 tuns harden
LEINSTER.................... 4cO tuns puIoen-
MUNSTER 400 tuns ouroen-
ULSTER .......................4,4oO tuns ouf,e.-
PANAMA.. - 4tD tuns Uuiuep,
TIE next departure will be the CONNAUGHT nom bono
on TUESDAY Oct %, 10 be followed by the PHlNCt AZ
BERT from NewYork November 20 nom Pier No. 81 Norn
River. . 'H.. ,, IA a
Rates Of passage any part OF Ireland Railway ana 70
the principal cities Of Englsd and Scotland,
F Class $780, $50 and s75 according to ststeoom 90
eomodaons Third Clsss 30 including cooked provsons
Children under IL years half price, under year free Third
Glass passengers required 70 furnish beds and tins a.
The Of this company have been constructed with tnt
regards safety and comfort combined Win moo
and propelng power and built with wstertsnt copait
men They confidently expected to supas In eed and
Gather qualities vessels built and are epee
With elessncies and con7enences. . -,
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship Persons
wishing send for their friends obtain return tickets a. sas
In tbifd cabin from Gawsy $50 third cabin, from
principal cities Of England and Scotland, s3S
ROWLAND x AsPINWALL, AGENTS,
Nos. 81 and IS South-Et
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DOR SAVANNAH and the SOUTH:-The
steamship HUNTSVILLE. Capt John Post VIII leave
pier No IL North River on THURSDAY, Oct. at p m
Passage 10 Savannah with accommodating upequAed
through tickets to NewOesps ta9 IS Mobile f99 Mont
S25 So Chattanooga S25; Enfla 8A; Albany S25 Coprn'
bus ell Atlanta s21 Macon, 500 August. 90 nelad'
tnr csr,isse fare In Savannah II. b. CROMWELL Co,
"s No rs West st and No 236 Broadway.
nNAPSCOTT's LINES of LIVERPOOL and
i LoNDoN PACKETS-PAssAGEf from or to LONDON
or LIVERPOOL aluays be engaged by this
Inc sailing weekly at the very and DRAFTS for
y amount obtained payable any part Of Great Britain or
Iceland by applying 10 ~ addressing
i'''"' FAPSCOTT & Co, No So South st., New.YoEk
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VNHE ADRIATTC will sail at 10 O'Clock precisely
onsATJRDAY the 9Th inst Passengers requeFtedt 70
be on board ste J. P. STEPHENS, Secretary.
TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. brst.
class win New-York The let, 18th and llst
each month except when these date, f SUNDAY wsss
the day Of departure viii be the MONDAY following Io
freight passage apply ., the only Office, No IL WestH
corner Of Warrengt D. b. ALLEN, Agent
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nIRnSAII,s ARNICA LINIMENT.-HOw it

one,ses The human skin porous sieve Through
IA c,s m. Eminent applied with gentle friction IL con
ysd Of e,eS i Us anaSans
Toneri.s are developed IL this way promptly relieves ana
fnsy cures SUI Group Sore Throat Cramps DonMac
,he LOFTS All psibs In the muscles gantlar swelnss
ii.e,s Bois Bi,e. and Burns Cute sprans, Chil1ins
il also II great eicscy Spinal Diseases Depot NO "a
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CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and

CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-1ORk and
LIVERPOOL landing and embakiDg passengers ct Queens
town Ireland The Liverpool N,w-Yok and Phisdeiph'A
Steamship Company intend dspachns their n poWefedoHde
built Iron Steamships 49, n. .
EDNBo 0.t "a
CITY OF saturday YET ~
And every SATURDAY, at noon, from Pier No ~, N Il
RATES PASSAGE.
FIRST CABIN....,,....S75l STEERAGE .........."S90
Fst Cabin 10 Lendon... 40 Steerage 10 London.. SO
ST. erasp return tick.ts good for six months W
Passengers forwarded to Paris, Hsyre. Hamburg Bremen
Rotterdam Antwerp &c. at reduced through fares
Persons wi hing brI out their friends can BUY nfe
at the following Newly From Liverpool OF Qees
town: First Cabin, SIS 49, and +lO9 Steeage rom h'ei
pool, 40. from Queenstown. f3D
These steamers have superior accommodation tor passense
and sv ernedenced Surreons They built in water tight
sections and have Patent Fire Annihators on board
For further information apply in Liverpool 70 WM IAAS
AGENT No. Ia Water in glasgow 70 WIN lNMAN 10 o
ST. Enoch square; ip Queenstown to O. L W D. SEnmOuh
Co In London 20 EWES MACY, No OIL King Williamst
In Paris 10 LES DECOUE No Place de Ia Bourse In Ph
s Suoii,,,a n q .as John g. DALE, Agent,
0oiNP""S N'"107 No Is Broad Fay N. Y.
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s2eO Virginia State per cent Bonds
sles0 Tere bsgte and Alton Railroad ID mortgage Bonds
$500 Town Of Fort Msdson per cent Bonds
5000 Transit R. X. per cent Bonds.
NEXT regular sale or MONDAY, October 8. Regular
Aoctou Sale Of Stocks and Bonds every MONDAY and
THURSDAY or every day when required at M o'clock at the
Stook Ssesroom No 50 WIhaIn-s the Merchants En-
Stocks Bonds and sold private
sale, and NJ the Brokers' Board ALBERT II. NICOLAY
Auctoueer and Stock Broker,
NJ
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LEAIE pe Eb sIeshs. and Pi mp e. and al
Blood and Skin Diseases is known and apPreGated
LII Denot No 100 ChathaQ-st Sold al No. 502 Grand st.
~ HlIES'S No l55 Futon-st, Brooklyn.
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DRANDRETH's VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL

1pITfs cnre Apoplexiss Bilious Diseases and diseases
generally How Because they purify the blood and remove
ali obstructon from the bowels and ecsis'on lne ahy
- Rs ssveA ,sny i.e Sold at No. 2s Canas mot the
onT Of Broadway No. 294 Canal St. Brandeth houssi
No Inion sauare; Csmpbeis, sh-av aud lshst
And BY ell respectable dealers
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Me0ifal.
ND MOST

A TRIAL OF SCOTTs NEW AND MOST
~ VALUABLE AMERICAN REMEDY" will consince
ali of it, pow or keep away hectuay cure DYSPEPSIA
TFVE AND AGIJE Cloudy and Blctched SKIN, DE- 3lLlI1
SStFI ,NcT0iY Loss Of APPETITE and SLEEP, Sc
WRITE FOR A BOTTLE, 81, to DR.. SCOTT, No. 2le
BROADWAY, n. y.
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CHEROKEE .xsC,N.

Am Infaltiblc Cu'c for Go'orhGa
And all Diseases of The Urinary Organs.
r1HHlS Remedy cures when all other prepara.
i tions fail 1t is entirely unlike every other
compound. containing no mineral poison na,s-
s'ons Drng, ~ it is prepared solely from Roofs.
Barks nnl Leaves. and has been hsnflcdf down
h"m one generation 10 another by the Cherokee
Imdaass- iis 81 fered 10 the public on its own in
triusic merits. It psrforms its duty quickl and
thoroughlEs The unfortunate Of either sex.will
themselves at the mercy ofsorne >Quack or;Pfo.
frssor. This Kennedy strikes at the very Root Of
the disease: its tendency is not sin y.to SUSPEND
tbs poison. but 10 rrmove The sequst On Which it
depends-Fnll directions in pamphlet form ac-
company enrh botlle.-The speedy aud perns-
nent relief afforded by this Remedy, in oil eases
of Gomorheca, Gie, SGrqrcl. !Strislu,B, F7nor Il.
bes, (Vhitss IN Eenulei,l aufaIl Diseases of the
Urinary Organs, has astonishe,l the mo ST scien-
lihc men Of the age. Thsrsncdy not Only Grad
icut"s all poisom from the systm hnt inri goratrs
the 'E"st delicate constitution. eB"It does dot
affect the breath or Interfere with any class of
business, OF requ ire any deviation from the usu
al diet: IS 1t reIuires'no assistance from otl,
cr medicine. And what enhances its value "a
| the entire absence Of all nauseous taste. being a
pleasant and delicious syrup
Price 80 per Bottle. or Three Bottles fors
POTrERS& MERVIN, Sole Proprietors.
St Louis, NO.
Sold in Ahhevillc by d. MCLAUGHLIN, and all
responsible dealers in medicines. Van Schaak
Il Grierson. Charleston. Wholesale Agents.
THE STATE AIEr}EINo 9E ISNoyIA [tIr!; c!;hIR9LINA, +
In Equity.
Edwin Parker md Eugenia.)
Il. his wife.
Armistend burt and Martha
c. his wife, md others {
IT. AFpEARlNG to my satisfaction that Tres
want DeGraffenried und Isuprel:n A. his wife
J.. Pichens Noble and Sarah NJ. his wife. James
J.. Calhoun. Geo. McGuffic Calhoun. and the
children cl, ol Thomas J. Calhoun deed. viz:
William. james. Henry, John. Jone and her
husband, twh"sr nnme is unkn"wn) Betty and
- Harper her hn. band aud Margaret defrn.
'innss to the above stated Bill, reside beyond
the limits Of this State On motion hv S. & A.
McL"wan, Comp Sol. Ordered that lh. said
| Defendants do nppcnr and plead. answer Or
de'"nr to the said Bill within three months
from the publication hereof or the same will
be taken Fro Coniesso against them.
| K WM. II. Pi3REER, C. E. A. D:
Commissioners Office, }
Sept 81. 1860. 90 3m
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
-. ABBEYILLk Ll3STRICI' ':
0Fcs Court of Cof4taon Pleas and Gen. Session 3
Wilson t. WIlliams)
ys. Attachment
VIM. Morris.
WHEREAS the Plantiff did. on the sixteeEth
" day of November, eighteen hundred and
ffty-nine, file his declaration against the Defen-
dant, who. (itis sai'l,) is absant from md with
out the limits of this State and has neither wife
nor attorney Known within the same, upon
whom copy Of said declaration might be ser.
we'd: 1t isitherefore ordered, that the eaid De-
'fendant do'aPpear and, pIeadkto the said decla-
ration, on or before tbe. venteenth day Of No.
vemher. eighteen hundred and sixty, 9TH
erwise final and absolute judgement will then
be given aud awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, O. @. p.
Clerks Office, Nov. lS, 1850, 20
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J. A. ANSiH & CO.,
NO. 300 BROAD ST,
AUGUSTA; GA. 49,

ATHENS Ca. Nov o. 1870
Dear SIR Rhodes 'Super.Phosplaie has been
applied by me this year,on n small scale to both
Corn and Cotton. The result cxcrcdrp INV tx-
pectation, although the experiments, for lnany
reasons, were not. and could not he conduct3d
with due caution yet am entirely satisfied,
that the growth of weed, in both instances, the
fruit i'll corn, and the number Of buils of cotton,
were fully double the yield in the portions un.
manured, and this when only n table spoonful
of the super Ph"sphutc was applied MS IL top
dressing to each hill of corn. and tea spoonful
to each stalk Of cotton-and the last rs late in
the season ms the 18th of July. Some Of the
weed grew to nine feet high with six fee,
branches. covered with bolls,, while the un,nu-
nured was not half 50 good. 1t is my intention
next year. to test it more fully.
Very Respectfully.
Your most obt serv't
(SigneD NJ. C. 81. HAMMOND.
UNION POINT, &c. r. R.) Nov. %, 1852.
Messrs. j. A. ASsLxY d Co.:
G~"ts-l bought n ton Of Rhodes Super
Ph"sPhae in Baltmcre. las, Spring. Mr.. III. d.
L1iln"r, of Berzela, TO test lis value as n ma
hure. put about 1873 lbs. on an acre Of cotton
III the drill, on land TINT would not make over
10 10 100 lbs. Of seed cotton per mere, without
Manure. The result is entirely satisfactory
I have made at least from 80 to 400 lhs. to :hc
acre on this very poor land I expect to pur-
chase from 3 to tons for my Spring crop NV
Oversccr wishes me to put his nnme to this also.
Yours, in great haste,
(SigncD +. W. pRINTUp.
WILLIAM FOSTER.
De. -, 1850 81 If.
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CHARLES EATEIN,
Dc1|erTin I'I1 40 FOR1ES, .Eas,c. Guitar.
lt!i"s, Banjos. Wntcs. iccnr,lrous. Instr,c.
ton looks, G"itor md Fiofin Strings, DC
Opposite U $. Hotel, AUGUSTA, GA
Also. Sole Agent for Chckering e. Sons, and
StodnrCs celebrated Piano Fories
tSS" His stock comprises every variety Of
ii, q, and Z octave instruments. from sa5O to
sI.noo. Every instrument IS warranted sonnd
ana perfect. - TMarch IS, 1860, l2m
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N7ss4Hyy RIGHTS.
BELLS

We cast Z, lis or all sizes, for Churches or
Fire Alarm, on the2ncst reasonable terms, and
II they do not give general satisfaction, the
party can return them ut our expense. We
We're awarded Premiums lpst yenr ut the State
Fair b:ld III Columbia, and at the Charleston
Institute Fair for our Bells
G1ist Mills and Grist Mi!l Irons.
W" mmuu!aclnr3 Portable Mills Of all sizes,
AMI "t superior pattern. Also Grst Mill Irons
of uil sizes. Our GriSt Mill Irons also,tock the
Premium at tle late Fair IN Columbia
Saw Mills.
We manufacture circular Saw Mills Of three
sizss Also, Winters Patent Nulav Saws, for
which we have the right Of the State of South
Carolina, and We also make Saw Mill Irons of
lisizcs. Our Saw Mill lions also took the
Premium at the late Fair held in Columbia
Single and Barrel stave Machine.
We are agents for Samuel NJ Kings Patent
Shingle and Slave Machine. L: will cut 7,Uuu
Shingles or Barrel Slaves per day.
We are also agents for Iulsons Patent Gov
crner Valves and Fn-l Econumstr A.so,
Agents for Lowbcr's Cu,ton Seed IIullcr.
In addition 10 the above we manufacture
Patent Reach IGN Water Wheels; Pa,cn. Saw
Mill Dogs of n. superior Pattern aud very
chenp. In short anything in and about Mill
CT any kirI.
eB- list Of prices will he sent to any one
Wishing it. Also. all questions answered, anil
communications promptly attended to.
~ JOHN ALEXANDER,
ROBr McDOCGALL.
September %, 1860, G2-l2m4 =
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State Of South Carolina.

State of South Carolina.
#, AHBEVLLlsE DISfRICT
Office Courl cfC'm,mo,i Pleas and 0en,f Session.
Moore d Quaife. 1Attacii,nent.
vs.. Thompson & Fair Plain
Jos: w. Davis. tiHfs Attorney.
w HEREAS the Plaintiff did Oh. the aen,b
~ day. of April. eighteen hIndred and
dent. who. (A.ls said) Is absent, from and
without the limits Of the state. and has neither
wife norattorney known within the same. mon
whom copy of said declaration might be-
served: 1t is therefore ordered. .shst the said
Defendant do appear and plead toths saidaS.
e'araslon. ara, on or before the eleventh day Of
wise final and absolute judement wiA then be
given aud awarded apafnst.kina
- MATHEW MsDONALD.c c.r
Clerks Office>l
April l2, 1850 81. lam II
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.H0TNTs EfyRN Nf9FFT}yyR E FIR RFs

or which there is lnr,e quantity suitable for
the furnishing of first class Hotel.
Kitchen Utensils, Groceries, Supplies DC,
dc. The furniture is ALL NEW.
The Sale will commence alto clock A. M
Persons desiring to purehnse can procure
further information and examine the premises
ny applying to the person in charge of the
Hotel.
TERMS-Frr the Hotel, ono Gflh of the nur.
chase money will be required in Cash, the bal.
ahce on !, and years, in equal instalm cnts,
interest from day of sale on tile whole sum,
payable annually; purchaser to give Bond
viii, ut least two good suretes and mortgage
OF the premises, to secure the purchase money
for the Furniture, 6c., all sums uuder SlOO.
C"sh. Sums OF 800 and over, on the same
terms as the Hotel. The terms must be com.
Piled with immediately after the sale. No
article Will be permitted to be removed till the
terms are complied with, and the purchasers
OF movables will he expected to take them
away Immediately, or they will remain at their
". H. PARKER, c. E. I'D.
Commissioners Office,
Oct. l. 1860. % St
EB The Charleston Mercury and Courier
Columbia Guardian and Caroiinian and Au-
gusta taConstitutionatist, will publish Tri Weekly
III day Of sale-will please-call attention
there to, and send bills to W. L. F., on or BE-
Iore Isl of November.
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IMPORTANT BUSINESS NOTICE.

The indications Ct renewed activity are to be
show I. Tie crowded hotels proof Of it; our ad.
vcr.Lilg columns feel tie pressure and our rapidly
increasing circulation Is a sign Of growing prospe.
rity. Tie HEg.Ip l. the indicator 10 business.
hdtes;.ssrs Il make !, ea..nclily so, must bear in
mind tie request ~ have frequently made 10 hdoe
a business totices 49, g on office before nine
c.r,Jcs II Ge c.,r,ing II his reques, be complied
III We -hall bc enabled 70 ~, the paper earlier
Il pres deliver / earlier II the morning to the
public. AMI give ercry on . CHARGE r. reading Il,
4 ,-o,7ts aud entirely before business begins.
Ta.4 Ill. h worth : great trsl e II. Il will be
worth A. much T. advertisers.
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r4ogr,ss Of the Csmpstar-'row Viii
Nv Nurk Co.

A. The fog begins 10 lit toe smoke Of he
campaign to clear away, and the true issue y
unio!dcd TO the people, the grand Union ard
conservative inovemsnt gains strength with
Zach Succeeding day. The real fight for the
succession bas however but recently Dcen Com
nraced. IL Ja!y the Political field presented
toe moe. diseouraging appearance On the
one eide STOOD the Par,i-sns oi Lincols, united
by iAe strongest ties with few grumhi-rs In
their RAMA. and those prepared 10 give M
everything N the hope Of th- spoils which re-
ward success. tn the other hand was many
sided opposition. having four candidates in
the Geld each with more or less strength, aud
all aeeor sing 10 the beet authority. 10 be m
eyi.abIy beaten.
IL was stated al that time hat nothing short
Of a political miracle could prevent the election
Of Lincoln. Ana then the epssiton wa, who
l. 10 wo.x the niEncle. No, the democratic
par,y-tha, organization was broken into q
thousand fragments After tie Charleston Con-
veatiou, toe Democratic party. as political or
eanlEalion. ceased 20 exist. There was sBreck-
inridge fsctOs aud Douglas faction, and .
Houston faction; aud smo3g all Of them thS
conservative masses hesita.ed, and wcte almost
persuaded T. permit the election 70 % ~ t.
farlt.
In tbs al hour the fEst CLEANS Of daylight
came from the South. Mr.. Breckenridge had
been nominated by The extreme Southern party.
In ordor TO kiu al Tia opponents. 60 e. y The
voice Of that section was concerned. Bot the
result Of the local elections proved that the
strength Of The Union feeling in the South had
been underra,ed. aud that the South wss dcsi-
rous. as il always has been, to unite with the
North In the preservation % the Uaion aud The
enforcement of The federal laws. This chcered
tie Union mcr OF the North beyond measure,
rad they proceeded to Organize with some
hope. Of ultimate success tn Union party
received recruits from all quarters. The best
men III the Central States has;cacd t. join H.
forces. and enlisted under its banner. inscribed
with he mottocs. Hostility H. the disunon
i..s North or South" Opposition TO Lincoln
and the theories " H. black republican lead
ers Seward, Sumner. Helpcr. i,ovejoy 4 O.,
The Union. the constitution aud the enforce
ment az the laws" A mighty party wa
created in a moment: Il sprang. like Minerva
fatly armed from the brain Of Jove
or course such movement - this could 70
be ignored by the professional politicians
The outside pc, sure VS. too great Cor them |.
resist The Douglas Convention In tbs stat
formed a Unlor electoral ticket. a. the frat stel
toward consolidating the opposition agalns
Iiucoln and g a second move In The san'
direction. the State Central Committee Of N,
sane party "a held on, the olive branch TO TIE
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Ger POLITICAL CoR2zsreNDEEcE.-Wer regret
that We have not room to day for number az
interesting, letters which we have received
from varicss parts Of the Union. discussing The
chances q. the Pres. Dental candidates soms
declaring ia favor Of one and some In favor a
another each certair that the State from which
be write sill give il electoral vote 10 his own
fsvorite.
In ths. South the psstisans Of Bell and Of
BreckilFidge appea,'to be equally confident Of
success and In sorle few localities the friends
% De- zias, feeling That he l. strong In their
districts argue NC yically. from the particulss
&C. The universal. tLai he l. stroae everywhere.
IL ths North the confidence Of he republicans
l. o.,sourse yer. great whare the elections
have. hitherto been al one way. But In all
thcss Northern States where assurance wa. not
mLls doubly surs here j. nov doubt incre ssing
cvsry hour r. ssue instances, indeed, black
daspsir has taiel The place Of the brightest
lspe- &c that according to present appear
osces the con -sUsioa of the whole rsatter l.
iast not one Il the PRESIDENTIAL candidates now
before the county car command majority OF
atoc electoral - - 81 shc Union. arl become
tie choice Of The people.
Thus ell tae Intelligence we receive frsa
every point e, TIC compass tends TO the con.
vic,iou thaA II the electors visa TO avoid the
danger o. Tx owing the election into corrupt
House CT Representatives whcse bargain and
sale night BE- m sde o. the -sace Of aief ma
ci.trAie 10 the highest bidd n by ssw needy
scounarels holding The t.l,.nce Ct power. IL
wiz he necssssry for thsseveral electoral eel
leses to take ccunse, together IN caucus ana
sarse spon some ~ . blamelsss men for Pred-
den, a2d Vice PrrsSlent The constitution and
she lsvs give to sAem the right and the high pm
viiege cf'selec,'ng President, and not to party
seavSstions ard echeming cliques; and dse
'tH' Of their OWL dignity nc less than the oos-
Fstiors Of conscience and Of patriotism. ioro'as
that they should part with the discretion Vnich
IL vested In them fer the public good ana Vo'e
like slaves At the bidding Of masters or IKE mere
senseless machines wound up and regulated sy
q controlling Intelligence. In time OF danger
like this the only safety Ia to return to the DIST
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waste Of money has been allowed to take plase'
but even this is as nothing to the mutiiaton OF
a tract OF land which, for the purposes OF park,
cannot be surpassed, II equalled, 10 the world
The lower Park has been so greatly disdgured
that it seems as if repair and alteration arc
utterly impossible. The upper Park has not
yet fallen under the ruthless axe. There is yet
time to save it from mutiation and destruction;
but if this is to be done there must be no delay,
Let the authorities look to it at once SO that
the expectations O. the people Of New York
may not be altogether disappointed, nor their
moneys lavished and wasted on any more USE
less extravagances.