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Bas. Ball.


FAtfL-IVN vs. LN4II9f
Ih.s interesting match, which came Of yesterday On
the ground Of the Empire Clsb Tysaa yioir attracted
large coucoarse Of spectators, among whom We no,iced
many ladies' who b. their cheerful presence, sccmci TO
inpar, renewed vigor 70 those Immediately participating
N the game. This game rendered moe Interesting
tho act Of II being the rst played by the Excelsior
srce their drawn gnmc Tor the championship WITH Tue
Atlantic. aud because they were expected TO play y ter
f strength to show tho Alartcs and fadF what they
might do n the chsnpion game a renewed
In the Csne Of yesterday, With few exceptions no pn
Icnarly tro playing observable Tie Elce'sor fV
whc dscfse TO &c mentioned the catcher iegget,
the pitcher Gre ghtop and he ec sn stationed On the
b1cs the hclderr from iba short batting x the hmptss
having but ile chance 10 show their dne points ~ tho
empires remarked Bnson. catcher; Miller, hrst pase
aud Moore hclder Throughout the gafo TIE pcst ceng
"a bt h sdes was ovnced al tho players cordially JON
ing tho applause consequent upon any hne paying on
either side
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The Prize Ring.

Tbs mission Of 81. Heenan to England, and hs subse
QUE: beardns q the British lon and, since hs return
10 this c'untry hs festival Jones' Wood in this city
and its repet IN other pars OF the country been
instrumental 10 G. Natng quite revival among
GUAR Christians followed BY pummelng exhi
billions OF their peculiar institution The latest OF these
was contest between the Mesans Kelly and Kerrigan
at Island Pond Vermont which however is held in dis
pu,e, and will probably result in another "bout' be.
tween these gents before the question p ssica supe
riority settled We suhoin another card fro-' Kelly
and from Jennings new candidate for stic h aorf
We give these as an indication Of the progress
Of civilization IN the bneteenth century,
AORRIssEY AND KEENAN,.
rumor has been current during the past week tina,
John Morrissey about challenging John c. Hcenan FOR
twentyfour foot ring tight, to of in six months,
for stake OF SIC, 900 side We give it as a rumor.
ANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR FIsTIc HoSoRs.
TO THE EnrroR OF THK HERALD.
Having heard that Edward Price of Boston, would fight
any ia the United States except John c. Keenan,
Thomas Jennings will fight the ead Price for one thousand
Isl cee) side, in SIX eight weeks from the time OF
Signing articles hope nr Price will not look this
toe small, as better have fought for much
less Mr. Price pts this challenge he will find
$500 as deposit at the Clipper Office. An early reply Is
solicited which viii be Immediately attended To-
NTr YORK, seyt 1. 1860
T8E REgkaAS AND KELLY FIGHT.
To Tas EDITOR or The rsRAID.
In reply to chatting card which appeared in the He
OF yesterday, signed Dan KerrIgan, reminding
about late encounter at Island Pond, Vermont, Mr.
Kerriean Ia well that the "boot was on the wrong
foot II were the that he represents 10 the pub
lie, why would he not stand his legs and win without
ssulkiDg. II Mr. Kerrgsn "business am ready
to add the sum before mentioned which Is from
81 600 To 70 600. let him not suppose tnat intend 70
unfairly lose my money by the decision OF umpire.
Mr.. kerrigsn comes not to the terms stated and
fresh match be not made Immediately, then shall be
liberty 10 enter uo legal proceedings for the recovery
Of my money, which Ia at present in the hands of the
final stakeholder. JAMES KELLY.
WEkHAwKES, August 80, 1850.
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The Garibaidi Fund.


In your number Of Friday las: tie question Is asked
Which Of the two committees Of tie Garbsdi fund g
the one authorized q; headquarters"
We arswer this question as folows:-The committee
under the presidency of Gustav strive was chosen
by mass meeting at the Metropolitan The 10th
july. General Avczzana Vice President Of as long
he here ani Professor Nine az the Secreta
ros and u Was under the pieces Of tbs CON nittee
that the te demopsiraton toos place the 9th Of
August ard that similar demonstrators III take pnce
IN Williamsburg on the iotn and IN Bloomingdae the
18th inst
The committee under the presidency ri Mr. Batta
STATS y alas while thorcom nittee under the presden.
CIV OF GusavSruve contains Germans Poles And Italians.
TIE Of both committees T. the same far the
present movement goes while the committee Of the df
fesent rationatles hope the time will when they
direct their efforts also IN favor Of other nations be
sides the fisllans GUSTAV STRIVE,
W. KOCHANCwSKi,
OSCAR HQETER.
T.. vs.. vANCHCI,
s. L. kAPFE,
Committee OF the Fraternity OF al Nations.
Nav EosE, eeptt mber, 1850
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CRnGE-wniIAMs ON Thursda, evening, August 80,
by Rev. j. Posal, WILLIAM II CRAI1E - JULIET U second
daughter OF the late T. L. Williams, n. eTchani OF this
city. .
NoorApR-pAwswG Thursday August 80, by the
Rev Father McCielland Jos.ys MCQuApE 10 Mss MAffa
f., eldest daughter Of mr. Thomas Dawnng, all OF this
city.
Cincinnati, Troy and Dublin. Ireland, papers please
copy.
o'Nsr--0'MEARA-On Sunday, August %, by the Very
Rev Mr.. STAIRS G., PATRICK r. o'Nsu, of Brooklyn,
to MARGARET second daughter Of Mr. James o. Meara,
late Of Cornnen, county Tpperary, Ireland.
CCmnell papers please copy.
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one Eto.TAres ft4r Pie 81 Srsn h9h N.nt. 80
Excelsior. Q 3 al
Scorer COR Eyceiscr c, W. Gaunt
Scorer for Empire, 4 Whiting.
Umpire, & W. ra,chcn, 81 Charter Oak
Amer the game the paycrs and their friends Adjourned
10 the ho,ci ana satisfied their "bsss ba apretee Win
cam chow der rTerarcd by tho umpire Srcechcs sou
ard oasts NEXT followed ard all appeared w. show whst
rfle snort Ia required 10 lister feeling o. Kindness
ans the members OF cubs whether Ire vicss<s 90 We
vsn9uished Among the toasis might be Iscntoued enc
which sscucs exactly pertinent t the oecastn Amer
Bsse BaI,nsy s supporters never lose hand ey
foul or hsse action ond ray ~ prosperity paver come
tC n short s.er.u
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Rra wsarethss pills.
Bra ndreth1 Pills.
IMPuRTANT CURE or WHITE SWELLING or THE
KNEE.
Sing SING wes.chester county, N r., August a. 1860.

MPURTAkT CURE Or WHITE sWhlIsAhG or THE
KNEE
SING srsG. wes.cheser county r., August "a, 1860.
DR. X. BRAsDRErH'-
DEAR sIg-some years since bad swelling appeared On
knee and several ply scsns attended me kept grow
ing and until confined 70 NV bed help
less cripple. Large quantities Of matter kept coming from
leg from deep holes together with pieces VI bone
lay 10 bed when the doctors came 10 me and
s had very bad white swelling sn6 that tho ieg m.ul De
cut on would die They wanted 70 cut II oil then and
had brought all their instruments said mo; would die
nrt" 70 they le Dsspsfng OF cure took your pills
began with four day and took them every day for MONTH
when my knee appeared little better This encouraged
me- and though still In bed continued taking pills four
MOI his more able get up and 20 about little
with orucb used the pulls for three months when
the sores all healed all pain ceased we'll threw
away my crch and now for the last been
well and healthy man, leg being strong my body
socpd Words fail TO express my gratitude You Yours
Winchester county. as Richard T. Baker being duly
s that be going of his cure by Bran
srs;h's 1rlls !. true N every partieql9 1G,,
s.or0 ,.,o,. M u, Is 24tA dAy Of Auerst 1891.
o"oin oo'o4a gAcR SON HYATT Justice of the Peace.
snr At '4 CANAL. STREET,
No Union SQUARE
New York and BY ali ggists Price % cents per box
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I..ssv CITY News.

On, pauyHAf's raruz- City Masshai HIS report Tor
the month ri Aurup, shcws that lss rsous bsd been
committed 70 The city prison during that monih berg
nd eos a. nrreaac m Iip over tie corresponding mouth
n ne rars ycar TIE aretF ngurca n thc rcpor, ave
dyunk a6 sYvnt and discrdery, 81 stealing x ~s>u'
and battery, ~ There vss cnt one case " ssaoo's'
ard thrrc gps1> cf adultery
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TCEyER AND tGuF y A TERRIBLE DISEASE. OP
all the r that hesh i heir to- "a the .atnes, In lis hs
manifestations the upreentirg is progress
defiant deal shll Fever and
i've o lie thsn consumption because 1t IL easily
ruced and therefore prevalent, marks victims
the grave like exrcuuone bond Day bv day the sri
Ter weaker and weaker sFf each hour he esx
strong consciousness approaching the We
said that the disease Of which has nearly always
dened medical science. few while hAvsn0
beer cured and reported We recommend pr. j. HOsTKT
TIERS Stomach Btiers 10 ering humanity generally
and speedy specific. For tale by druggists AID dres
rerernlly every where.
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These tickets ending With old numbers o. = g.
o. each emitted 10 .s in addition ohs prize Lsv
The Subscribers hay'ny supentened the drawing Of too
Grand Lott Delaware for IN.
improvements the Of DELIVERS
AZ foi 1900 hereby certify REQUIRED by law, 10 the
resso be- JOHN DALE J.
JOHN W. W.LRyR ,Commis'rs
ALFRED r. wCOT1EN,1
WusaGroN. Del, Augut u. 1866.
Prizes pAyhbe in full hou. deduction.
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= yoNrp 10 AND n ANr srREvT, rvv sryL,
n N Shoes 81 ga wNrras,eJ " siss gsesi ss
f~r<tn.
At wHorEsAIH.-svsARs IRON ~ TO so sr
"a ,,ossant C.sh buxs~s Erea ina srtaser
- 0grUES Il prrasNsy,
HUNTS sD BROADWAY. TINE DRI1S BcCIS
~ ~ 20 " ~ Tr.soh paisri f~snrf Bot ~ e1Ns.e
shanss ~ end ", ready made nsss = crtss y " W.T.
: i notse.
ATFyynprLls .vypps~, cAsps Eurr~ Al 80
N Ire orange snss N kaieSTe \, q. = p- N" IL
corner D.soe sAseL
------------@- -
AZ THIS Horrr, sL. oTRyatN. F'Fr8 AtNis
New va VIII fns r,rhs fusnsss.d Rls~s sds7 y
froni Eecrl n ~, scrlep.r lcaaa~d hses
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fyHARLzg LONDON CORDIAL CrS--aECCsyESDrm
~ By al Dea and aci nowleysf BY the 5es Judges
OF liquors be the purest and best gin % the maTel Fox
sale only & quart snd pint bottles BY a. druggists srocers
&c Sauegn ard ves'ern merchants sbcta tall % bcy
stock before leaving the city Is. BALDWIN co.. Ina
porters, SepOt 81 Liberty street
(NLEARFD IN rTGEr YoURS-srE AMER yyEMKN, o.
~ Reaches and Bed BUra by usi1g Knowles kerc In
sect destroyer and Patent Beowa Principal cso, No 6O3
broadway, undtr ). Nicholas Hotel.
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Uedar~s Salamanca Safes-WUh "a
,or, r- co forks sri bar, so Hye ard burg
r, ye,o ara ard parior safes nepni 81 AurraL wrest
entes IL tclege pi9e hnrhNf - fAfn''s
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The Fashion Of the season tu Gentle
nen's Hats Il rrsdy for lnspcction am sale
~ EsPkSCnEfll. Manufacturer ~ Gents Hats,
lis Nasxau street
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The Renfew Hat This Popular Lon
dou ard Paris So Hat for VIII be irtrvtnced un
september by DE- Nok ~ broadway, near walker street
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Fall style os Hat Ready, and the Best
place bur Z Of WATKINS broadway. rulDa H.
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White has .yust Introduced his Hand
pore ral Style OF 0t-w prps HN. Dali AMI purchase a.
2i5 broadway opposl.e ~ Paul church.
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Brooklyn Photographs.--Mini
CHAs Il. WILLIAMSON. KstAbished issl.
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ries WOOD FpDy A Co. Managers Of the
LEHfucKr MISSOURI srAIr Iorrvnivs
prl.pAuE-ENTrA Ci-sss Al. sErrEmrR !, fhGD.
So II. 81, 20, %, AG, 20, Al, CT, &c. o, 81, y.
DrIAwARx-JLAs ais StrrExarR !, 1s0n.
"a g. IL, u, l5, so, &c. SO, 80, AZ, Al 40, 20 5l
Circulars free Of charge by addressing either 10
WOOD, EDDY a 20. Wilmington Delaware,
Or 70 WOOD EDDY A co 81. Louis, Missouri.
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Hteimway a. sons Overstruna Grand
and suusrp PiAnos the best anu
are warranted for ave yeAA wscrcns 81 and % wAner
street.
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MesIso's New styles for Fall are Intro
duc.d lis day NJ i6 broadway, corner of Canal street
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Gurney's Gallery. -
Pkososrsphs- Ivorytypes
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srsssx Cousrv-CLAsS 40, srPrxssrr l. 1880
G, Is, as, "a, %. 4, IL, 20, ~. AZ, -, \.
GRaSn ComsoIIpArEp LorrsRvCLA.s 81 srrrEsnEE 1861
To- ST. "a %, 63. 81. 65. SO. Al, ~, 10, s. 55 IS.
FRANCE BROADBEsTs Co.
Managers WmiD gon, Delaware.
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HatrheIor's wtgs, Toupees ann Hair
r,re bsre improvements ssrrssnr I'll chers nAurd AMI
..sy. psrfe1 o. turning behind. No u Bond stree.
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u.rrfrg's Patent champion Fiss ana
hnry.ar Prof sNc- Isl Prsdwsy orrer n grrraT sress
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-
Drswings OF the Delaware state Lotts-
- n,nsAu.oEsrnA CAS- ~ sr ri ~ see. a.
p.lAw;Ex. - s AZ st IT isea - :,
Delaware ioasrss:- :, -.
syssS sou ~ ~ ~ ~ "a E
GRasp CouroIIpsrEp Lorrsnr-cIa-s a. srrrrsnEE 1861
10 d. . " o. isAse a s ss i pnEsrs 81 CO. -. -
Managers, Wilmington, Delaware.
BROOKLYN Photowraphs.--MinI
oaSnss im9e' cH sas s.e WILLIAMSON. EsAsl.ssa ISL
card Phososraphs-al Pictures for ST.
loo views City Country. SagA. fas ac, a, HOLMES,
e.,,. c.,,.r,
7O' BEoADwAr.
.nASrea = ol Ana DAeue.reo''pe-
m, r.a,., 20 a.. S..or in Identities
meas Ia. B: DOW Issay 70. ls.pecoH an .si.. 49,
lis SAsaau street
FAN style Of uas Ready, and che Rest
------------
MesIto's New styles for Fall are intro
1"''D = ~ :. -.---------, -
,ors fai style Of os-w nrs- Ia, osn AMI purchase Al
49, 1-
dcu ard Hsi for Young win be cuOiuced IN
september bby DE VIZ 0tt hNAk ~sA&n S~tN~
sseimway SOM ~ - ~, $500
end snAe rasn -, noS - ss go y. ~ "a.
WofUfxp04
street.
!. .,,.,---,- s--..u ~..ns..
W MesaeI Wnns Se"s
ooce ~ brosdwS, psW so1s.
60 ~ :. 80,
-, -. for I, wErEt'y ~ tCSTfffY INST ALvENTs
once Ss3 Broadway. C1rts supplied. A~e~ts wanted.
$780,, .s,...r-x,, -, -
Subrss 81" -. =. -.
Aaae irom ne - @ 49,, -. - - .,, p..
SM une snnnus TOT -, 49,"
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Noslce.-Ths Eureka sewing Machines
Can BE- pure ,ssed - -.
Ani pad for In wKEkiY ~ SosTnIY TNSTALMENTs.
Odce, Az Broadway c1rts supplied. Agerts wautsi.
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DlwARE or INVITATIONS AND COUNTERPART
ROKER,a RITTER9

he best tonic In AL Of complaints connected w -
st msrh bowels tho system, and part
enary the best met ictne agsns dyspspEa di.so dy'
The most pleasant cordial Of s kind, and since more ~
thirty years acknowledged In this country 70 be
BfrfERs EVER IN1R0p0UK.
Fnr sale BY and druggists generally and with -
raj tssscns 70 the trade By the agent, l. FuNkE IT.
No 93 Front street. New Yoe4
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Card Photoeraphs-sl Pictures for ST.
loo views City and Country. SagSra Fails ac, n HOLMES
3.b BroadHsy ouiy.
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Glass shsde.. 90, Covering Clocks. Vases,
!. PsRDESsus. = Piau street, SY.
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-. ~ 10 ~u1rlnicei ~ tfOTioNAsf~ Fam ~ N%s-
rs a. ,r,e Ulcers a H. po@s ylruen, type have y
ADJ Ally haet ~ his vrn ssse, amer Al IS ~
.ftsf
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DEAuTTFrL COMPLEXION.

ID
To remove Tsa, rreesies, psmpss he AMI % impair
healthy hue to the s1mpez3os Madame LEWINH2R0's
PAsTlILEs IL fLdREECE the purity and emcacy a.
which testified to b. Dr j. r. CAME the celebrated
miA az thousands q rrsons daiy aess undenabe
truggis.s and pefumers
bah persons subject q rednesE s1lbura or any errs
fon ~ the skin will ind Mime Ls Pases safe and iufa1
b.s remedy.
None genuine yf'.hgr. the ter.fca.r Dr
j. r. Chlle5, sId the signature u
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nv. wsrsh Consaawes so Apply hts Raai
hernia % rlylurs. NAR2H CO Na yesey fsrcvs ~
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AdArin1 cvrFy NlNNrh q tnNntHs WnrTr cFrNct M
furahe scale required. Gal and tsanne ~ eeud sHr y
rr M rTgAfED ana pEkCHIrTiON IiRCILAR.
FAlRBANks 90.
lsg lfCafway View Work.
C1eiwecu ney sas ,lrasndt sreetsl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-26
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

To he Editor Of the Wing:
Having leisure moment, l have concluded to drop
you few lines and let you know some of the items of
undercurrent news extAnt in this city.
You are aware Of the thousand and reports hear
here which prove in the end to have had foundation
whatever and yet compelled as matter Of course
listen them and give them just so much credit we
think they are WORTH We have many such rumors here
at the present moment Il puzzles the qudnuncs to
dersand why there is so little manifestation OF interest in
the result Of the approaching Presidential eecion-and
hence the origin OF the surmises spoken Of They
not understand why Republicans deserving the Re-
publican standard in the North and West-such men, for
instance as Lewis D. Campbell Of 0hio-at the moment
Of their apparent triumph They cannot understand why
is that leading Southern Democrats SILENT and
their magiuatons 90 to work to corure up thousand
different solutions OF these questions say this may
count for these various rumors, but they may have
deeper foundation, and may prove 10 be true bills One
of these surmises is and it is indeed astonishing if true
that Ex-Governor Wise WILL in short time, come out
boldly for Bell and Everett and sink swim, fight the
battle Of the Constitution the Union, and the Laws If
this on DIT should turn out TO be true wouldn't be the
crowning glory of the exGovernors brilliant career?-
Wouldn't he at bound reach the highest summit of
popular favor by the exhibition Of degree Of sefslcr-
icing patriotism seldom found among men, and worthy
OF all imiation9 Wouldn't it be deed worthy OF the
noble and generous Wise, who, on former occasion,
Joined the Wings to defeat that Prince Of Cheats Martin
Van Buren,, and who so nobly did battle for the over
throw of the corrupt Democracy of 1910; But is il true
that he so designsy Well will see-but imagine no
step will be publicly taken until after the State COnven-
ton at Charlottesville has met aud adjourned. Then we
will see what will see. But If Wise leads off in favor Of
the Union ticket will he be followed by others Of the same
sirpe9 Where will Senator r. N. T. Hunter be found
Where MilsOnS Where BoeOck? Where all true Demo-
cratic patriotsg
Blu: must close. Having OveFsteppod my bounds be-
fore half through, much that intended to commu-
nicate must remain untold for the present
Yours, Se., KAPPA.
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Breekinridse's KuOw-NOthIngIsm.

fortnight or so ago we revived from the columns OF
the Enquirer an extract from speech of Vice President
Breckenridge tina, manifested very deep sympathy with
the principles and objects of the KnowNohings. Know
ing tina. the hatred of neighbor for every thing
touched with the shade Of the Dark Lantern was little
less than ferocous we reasonably expected some notice
Of the paragraph. We were disappointed. Perhaps it
vas overlooked We therefore, again produce it. in the
language, this time, of the Louisville Journal:
On the 7th Of April, 1858, when the Huow-Nothing
party was strong and vigorous in Kentucky and through
on, the Union, Mr. Breckenridge then now an avowed
Democrat, made political speech at Cynthiana in Har
rison county He deemed it important at that time TO
make the impression that although not KnoWNohing
he sympahized with the Nohings to no ncolsde-
rble extent His speech reported and published in
the Washington Union, the Richmond Enquirer and
other organs of his party. And here is what he was sta
ted in these frieudly organs to have said:
1T was natural for to prefer those Of his own
religious faith in voting and he himself could pote for
one of his ora ely Of thinking ia religion rather than
for aroibsr all other things being equal just lis could
pa,s for NArIvE IL preference to FoREGNBoRS citizen
other things being equal
There can he no question, adds the Journal to the
correctness of this report Of wha, Mr. Breckenridge said
for as we have already remarked it made in the
CANS politically friendly to him. and, furthermore, he did
no. gansay its correctness did any friend of his
elinsay it for him. The fact therefore, stands that Mr.
Breckiurdge publicly proclaimed, that, other things be-
inc equal he would vote for man of his own religious
persuasion sooner than for Of any other persuasion
and for native citizen than for naturazed cit
izen. If this was different from regular KnowNOhing
ian, the difference was only in degree. The principle
was the same Mr. Breckenridge distinctly recognised
candidates religion aud place OF birth as legitimate and
matters to be considered by voters at the polls
lie announced them matters that would influence him
sf and in designated state OF case determine his
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-26

THE RETURNING ATRIcAYs.-The second vessel left
Key West the 4th instant with load Of Africans
turning to their native land corresI ondent of the
Charleston Courier says:
The witnessed the Africans taking their depar-
ture truly heart rendiug. They begged upon their
knees, threw themselves down, and by signs in every
possible way communicated their repugnance to going
back Such had picked up few English words spoke
for themselves and the rest asking the physician and
the marshal to allow them to remain and let the citizens
do whatever they wished with them 1t also stated
positively that two at least Of the negroes who had been
captured the brig Echo and returned among the
number brought iutc Key West.
The have been taught little modesy, and are
learning to consider clothing necessary for their persons
When about to be fed they mustered in squads OF
ten of them, promoted to sort Of leadership, has
a drum, upon which he BEATS tub OF food for each
squad is set out and at signal from the superintendent
the music ceases, and they dive in.
The following is statement Of the number that have
been received here and the deaths that have occurred up
to date: Received from bark Widfre 6O7; number OF
deaths 92 number remaining AIS, Received from bark
William 5lS; number OF deaths 40; number remaining
1913. Received from French bark ALL number of deaths
Is; number remaining Sa5. Total number received
l4Sl total deaths PIT; total number remaining 1874.
The Casllian will take 400 Of the Wld6res cargo, so
that those who have been longest hand may be des-
patched first.