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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

ABOLITION oY COLLECTION Laws rs WISCONSIN,
Senator Eluore of the Wisconsin Legislature mas ."-
,roduced the following BILL and gill earnestly urge
passage into u law; ,..0.a
sscroS There shall hereafter no snsl esecI'os ~
upon any Judgment rendered upon On seton o n ed OF
money due OF owing, by reason o. any 00""'
nplis d. either for principal or costs nav be lssaed
Cor ,ha soa snrnos. of rstarsg possession OF ts 40.
yst MI cree sssee oth-r Pe'aa o. real
and entitled 10 such possession or lion' oJ the '''
ment Of the Court =, . ..n,,aet, IN force II shs
H., aas.sss nor 70 scsioas foandei urcn tori
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Rrnn1AnIrs.-The bardward STORE Of William n

BURGLARIEs.-Tbe bardwarh sIOrt OF W IIIhlh Vt.
srn No ss Fulton street eonoasy enece on Sslar-
A. sb last and ROBBED cutlery valued At about $20 The
ye mart OF The building Il occupied Offices aui the eu,ry
AZ erfc,. left optn dlrps the night The burglars tatiss
Sansse % this bored holes through the partition dividing the
a, ron the entry and thus gained aduanca aud packed mp
such goods they wanted ct their sare They escaped With
ott detection =.
he fpry Of James Emmons No. Myrtle avenue
was entered the night aud robbed Of goods
amo, ntiDs to SlS7 in value. The burglars escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

TonPKiss MARKEr.-The new Tompkins Market,
the woIk upon which has long been delayed, has
undergone marked change in appearance, within the
psst few days since the ADDITION of the framework of
the roof The covering will be an immense arch Civ
ing the building very imposing exterior. Workmen
are now actively employed in the various departments
of construction and it would appear that completion
ia nigh at hand. II certainly il qnte time that the
market ready for occupation, and that great eye
sore, the row Of hdeous shanties just opposite, now
used in lieu Of IT, torn down.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

SKATING AT THE CENTRAL PARR-Once more "the
bali is up" the aags tell Of 90 skating
at the Central Park and for the past two days that
delightful Winter resort has been thronged by the
masculine and feminine 6evotees Of that most glorious
snd health giving of all wiL,-r sports, skating. The
ice has hot been quite smooth after the late repeat
cd hawiogs, as could be deired but sueh as it was,
made the most of by the merry folks that ventured
upon it. A very marked improvement begins to be
apparent, in the ments Of the skaters Of both
reyes. That ease and fuopcy Of motion, which comes
of practice making tself manifest And this is not
the Only merit Of the Ska'iDg Pond, as the bright eyes,
the glowing cheeks and elasticity Of STEP Of those
who frequent il, fully attest new source Of enjoy
ntnt bias recently been introduced 10 the form Of ice
sets for a6e. Little wicker cars ON steel runners are
provided, in which the fair ones may skim over the
frozen surface, impelled by the brawny of their
gallaIts, as they tkate along behind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

Barnes orjre bis wife IN 60 into the house. At this
Bu,le took ofsnse, sDd after few angry words
struck Mr Barnes the beh with slung shot,
inHicDe three dangerous o ouuds. The ioimed man
has been confined to bis bed ever since, and ssur
day evening was 10 such critical condition that Coro-
ner Sckdue or cent for to make az 40 e1nor:em
examination at which time Barnes deposed TO the facts
90 s,ste6 above Burke wss arrested at the time Of
the occurrence, and s still in custody awaiting the
result of Bsmess injuries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

MARROW EscAPE-The Police of the Third Pre-
cnct co, ereJ issuing from the floor Of No @
icss street between y and ,'clock sunday morning aaa
gong ascertain the found the table IRE and
and child named Ac>immons in bed Sleeping the
being biek with moAe They soued womsu and sxtis
guisheS the FIRE befo'e damage done Nfs doSn
mons had m the candle burning on the table hasbs
he'd yet returned and while asleep the flames connun
Gated TO some conbusiible material
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NV Hook assn LApprR TRucK.-The members

NEw Hook AND LADDER TRUcE.--The members Of
home their truck nom the mtnuactuersn view yefk
Their former apparatus viii be remembered was burned
TIE destruction Of the Crysts Palace. Tne truck e
10 the hest style aud aeest mpro the old Ia
slrespect s beautifully ed and provide win
which alone 5000 Upon the iiucn are re-
the ucon Of the Crystal Palace and the ding
Of school housc No H. Upon the lstt"s occaon TINS IN
pany did mmendable service rescning the children hs
truek again ready whenever occasion requires
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

SUPPOSED MURDER IN DEPEYsTRR STREET On
Monday night last fracas occurred at M. 10 Depey
ster street. when Thomas II. Barnes, the keeper OF
grocery at that number, was seriousy wouu lei with
slung shot by John Burke. II appears that Bnrke ana
Mn. Barnes were quarreling in the street, when Mr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

IoxpoS CLUB SAuCE.-rhs unrivaled Sauce,
c,e,urrd by PARkKR Bros, London be detained Of
hi, cent In tb city, A. j. PARKER No Is Beekmlnst This
,,cls l. peor to the Worcestershire Sauce and be OBJ
ssinsd Al one hAf the price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
NEw-YoRK HosPrAL.-weekly report to Jan. q,
DARRACH, Superintendent

OWNERS WAsTED.-Two notorious sneak and han
thieves the Seventh Precinct Saturday ster
each having extra overcoat bic back Being unable
to for the supuous garments the two WORTHLESS
locked for examination The overcnats to the
Office Of the Police prOperycierk at headque where they
awax claim ants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

STABBED BY WoMAs.-Deputy Sheriff Wolvsn
srrs,ed Mrs johnson yesterday the charge OF s.uss
Joseph McAree with bns II seems that McA e. was N ms
bsbit of calling At her house No $50 Plymouth street. and kas
ing On thr occasion comonsd ~ az 10
nn him cut and did knr with whic she
cted severe Rssh IN hand The accused was released
her own recoguislnces to appear when wanted
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fAdvertisement.1

fu written descriptions Of character and advice Ia regard 10
the Appropriate Occupations Pursuits In Life Fants aud
How Correct Tbsmi the Management Of Children ssfIm-
provsnsn etc. given by PRoE Fowler, the PhrcnsOsiSs
Cabinet, No. aos Broadway, next door to Duansss-
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IAdyrtiscinebt
I. WEALTHY, HONOR

a,v n n my "A Phrenologcal Examination at FowLER
WsI 500 broadway win reveal your detect" and now 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

BURsED TO DEATH.-A colored man pamel Moore,
residing on the Hunterfy Road, was fond IN his
ROOM lying with bis head in the fireplace, Saturday,
even ing He ha been sick for four months, and his
wife having gone out for some medicine him
above stated on her return, bis bead being almost
roasted L; j. supposed that be get out of bed fer
son pRrpose, and falling from wea tness unable
to help himself, and thus espired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

CoUsrERFETs.-A young man named Charlie, f1,
5e was arrested Saturday night for attempting to Ps 90
bill the Bank Mount dolly ~ j., 81 the store o. oe''~
Dehaucfn In Atlantic street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

ALLEGED BURGLAR ARREsTED.-The bakery Of
William H. Mccormick No. 400 Eighth avenue. bufgs
opy entered fw nights since aud buffalo robe and OF ier
man ntned Henry Duffy identical robe Mr. Charles
Lesu OF No 1876 West Thirty Ninth street TIE robe
ccpized by Mr. Mcconnell Who with the assistance Of Mr.
succeeded in arreus Duly against whom he preferred
hafe of burglary. Justice Qusckenbush committed the
cused for examination.
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fAdvortisement.l
n.nD

TO inform their business ends that the damage oy
fe the morning Of the h lost will not interfere win 'ne
business an Only po Of their stock YES con
tsred In he building damaged They will occupy the ofe
Nos 1913 and 1870 Wlams and be ready to execute 'ro' ~
usual.
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Hall, Brooklyn.
TIE STATION HOUSES The sum Of $1,000 he's
been appropriated by the Joint Board OF Aldermen
and Supervisors for the purpose OF constructing
Station Bonses, one for the Fifth and the other for
the SIKH Pre- inct Police. Both the Statioo-Hoases
now occupied by the police Of these Precincts are in
d'seracefuly diIapidated condition. The CoD~it'ee
having charge OF the construction of new Station
Houses have been pe,itioned 10 erect that for the
Sixth Precinct on the lots now owned by the city o.
SsPg street, in the Sixteenth Ward Any location 10
that vicinity would be more acceptabs than the
present confined quarters The residents Of the
Thirteenth Ward, in large numbers, have expressed
thep selves DESTROYS Of having the House for
the Fifth Precinct located on the property rnea by
the city adjoining the old City Had, on the corner Of
Fourth spd South Third streets and !. Is probable
that this request will be scceded TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

Sales Of Real Estate at auction, JAN %, 1860, by
Adrian H. Muerl lot north side Of 4sst 3,S feet west Of
Bth-av, 251se.9 sold subject TO lease, u, 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

RRooKLYs CRY MoRTALIrY.-Tbe total number o
deaths in Brooklyn last week was IA, Of whics 81
we admits and 81 were children. OF these IS vsrs
males and SO females The principal diseases are con-
sumption, Of which p died. convusons, infsnte, 10;
scarlet fever 10; convulsions nfaniile,S Under one
year of age, 81; natives of the United States, III;
of Ireland IA, Germany -. EOgland 5, and Scot
land 9.
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IAdx,rrisement

R,rcurIoR,s II AIR DYE, WIG and ToUPER
rony pvsoyrn,o e sond.. Private Hair Dysins Rooms
BArcHELoR's HAm-Dyrise EsT.bLissAASf ''"''oN W
No. l6 Bond-st Private entrance Tor Laoios-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

the regular issue ard supply Of tbas paper The nre
originated in a peigbboring printing Office. re
Ledger establishment was covered by insurance. 20
that the proprietor ofes nothing, and the ONCE ana
type Getting establishment were preserved withootsa
injury whatever The oers Of presses from puo',noS
in II 9 me- phborhood go numerous that n' DUH
Der was more occupied in declining than IN accepting
them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

BEyAaE o. THE ypDERs "A dashing young widow,
only Is wears old named Elizabeth McCaJe, was ar
Teeted on Saturday night, IN the vicinity OF the FIVE
P,ints, by Officer GOurdon, charged with having
stolen tuI yictoIne and mpf and hat, 10 all valued
AT $50 from Poish Counties whose name cannot be
pronounced but which is spelled by cOngoWeration
of the letters Pelogia GInzkoi. IL appears from the
statt ment of John Costello, who is implicated in the
affair and aso under arrest that tue 18th inst the
fhlse Widow McCabe boarding 10 the house of the
Countess Pelogia, at No. 6jj Houston street. where
she became acquainted with P,logia's yictorne aud
muf AID FINAL, absconded With the said articles APP
peran ming to the Countess Peloga, whereat Peloga
became iraie. The .mbezzliug Widow McCabe sought
shelter IL the venisn douic Of her freud Costello,
to whom she coDfded Peloni iurs, and desired him
TO hasten to his ueares uncle and obtain from that
hid relative the loan of $5, leaving with him as &C.
curly The ptltry obtaioed frou Peog'a Do the wings
of avsric GUS love flew the Emerald Islander TO his
UIclc Simpson III the Bowery, where he obtained the
needfu BIT here the HibeInian proved lalse to the
captivating Wicow McCabe and Instead OF giving her
the monty be put il in bis pocket ADD returned to her
with the story that two vgil8Ut policemen had met
bm IN the Bowery and taken from him Peloglas pet
Pc res. Ano the impudence Of Costello led hun to de-
mand Of the low frightened Widow McCabe more mo-
hey to his secrecy. Meantime the wronged Peo-
ga war upon The Of her mssing mink, and finally,
Nth the assistance of II police, succeeded in running
tbm TO eartt nthe accommodation shop of Uncle slmP-
IN the Bowey. This led 10 the detection OF the de-
cedu Costello aud e later to the apprehension oil the
fugitive Widow McCabe The pretty widow and the
treacbeIOus Costello taken before Judge Osborn
who committed the te'onious pair TO tol tary cell
witt in tie Tombs, whence now issue the dolefu
sounds of the iDcarcefaied Widow MeCabes loud
lam, ntaiions. Peloga as well as samlVel Weller,
should beware O. the vidders."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

We understand that tho ERE in the press-room OF
The ~ y. Ledger will not Ia the least Interfere with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

COLUMBIA CoLLEG..-The semi-annual exarnina'
ton Of all the classes in Columbia College will COM
menee on Monday Feb. 6, and continue until tho ion
The exhibition Of defamation by the students VIII
take place on Friday morning, the lth at III a. M
The new term will commence on Monday, Feb. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

fAdveriissanentI
Millions Of Bottles Of Mrs. WINsIOw's Sooyu-
ING need every wear In the United s.ssss sr
Children Te4hibg With falling Relief Il In -
date and certain. Only Is cents bottle.
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CITY II.EMG

AmrsEMENrs-Tbere will be very little change in
the bills for ihs week
At the W. lter Garden, "Lesba," Notwithstanding
its magnificent scenery, and the powerful act
ing of the PRINCIPAL artists, has not, II seems,
Drawn TO the expectations of the manage ne
tlou.h the houses have been very good IL will be
played for only two nights. On Wednesday, the
honss will be closed for the rehearsal of Oliver Twist,
adspted from the celebrated story of Dickens, by Jo-
selb Jefferson, our American Cousin. 1t is now some
thirteen years since it created such flror at the Park,
with Mis- Cusbusn as Nancy Skies, and Burke, tie
bafbrother Of Jefferson as the jew. The cast at the
Winter GaIdep-Matida Heron As Nancy Skies, Jor-
dan as Bill. and Waack as the Jews one Of extra
ordnsry srrepstb, and appears specially adapted to
bring out the peculiar qualities of each Of these artists
We predict for il a great MIR. A. ii. Davenport
end Mr. Jefferson go 10 Boston this week TO play a
short engagement with Mrs John Wood.
At Laura Keenes there is no dminuton in the
crowds drawn by The Heart OF Mid Lothian " The
piece worlf smoothly, anc the public are delighted 10
COT sequence Of the temporary illness of Miss Deland
the part the Queen done three nights last week
by ME-. Marx Smith.
At Nibios some new features will be added to the
already excellent circus prog Iamme Houses here have
been OVERLOOKING.
AT WailockS "Tbe Romance Of a Poor Young
Man" has been cestfu aud is settled for the week
TIE Museum gives Husband TO Order uni
Thu sdsy, when "Ihe Octoroon will be produced.
The BOwerys rejoice in "The Octoroon' and other
pieces Of IL. iodram, tic character
Mr.. and Mrs. TandenhoG have been enabled to en-
gsge Il upper ball Of Hope lape for their la five
Readings tie week. This will be pleasing intelligence
to their audiences, whose comfort will be much in
ere ased by the change.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS

LECTURES ON PHREsoLoGT.-To-night, Pfofsow
Fowler commences q course Of ak lectures In MascA
Hall, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

SUICIDE by TAXING ARsESlc.-A married woman.
named Cstbarine Smith, res'ipg in Vac 8rupt street,
lear Sullivan, mmitted suicide Saturday night last
by taking dose of arsenc. 1t appesrs that che seat
her two youngest children to neigbborns drugstore
for the poison representing that it was for k'liog rats
with which the house is Infested. AS soon az the chill
drtp came home, she took the arseoic aud mixing %
with water 10 tnmbler, drank it down in one drsaght
TIE beQbbors sscertsDed what she had dOne ssd
SEPT for DIS. Valentine and Newhsus, who expells1
poison but ii bad already done its work. aud she
DIED in few hours thereafter. The deceased leaves
husband and four children the eldest Doe years of age
Rum ia said to be the primary of suicide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

Prof. Youmsns will com nence his beautifully ilas-
traed COME of lectures on the Chemistry of the Sin-
beau at the Cooper Institute this evening lie should
have full house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

VIEW OF SUSSY-SDE.-Mr. Kuoed'er (Goupil &
Co has published phOto-hhograpbie view OF Sunny
Side, the residence OF the late Washington irving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

GRACE CHURCH, WILLIAasBURGH.-There stands
in Corselyea street, pear Lorimer, IN Wnhsnsoufsn
handsome and comfortable Free Episcopal church
over which presides pastor the Rev. Alvah Guios-
From a report lately published by the pastor, we are
furnished with some facts regarding the establishment
of this church. which, while they show whatthe energy
spd perseverance, of do appeal directly 70
the syppatbes Of all persons, Of whatever denomiss
ton W. o are interested in the establish nent OF free
churches. In 1853, Bishop Wainwright desired 10 col
lect toeett er a congregation of Episcopaians ia the
Toird Ward Of William sburgh. For this purpose, Mr..
Guion was selected and be accordingly took up hs
residence there with bis family at distance Of two
niles from he ferry, in locality having laboring
popuation of about 49, 00 He hired couple of rooms
in Lormer street. and there preached for the first tine
TO congregation Of five persons. He aso commenced
| Supday-scbool with one scholsr Having thus made
commence ment Mr. Guion proceeded n solicit sub
rcptiops in the forthe purpose OF building
| new church. Many New York and Brooklyn people
also being solicited In contribute lot Of ground, 70
feet by 100, was finally donated, on condition ths
| church worth $1,000 should be built thereon. Mr..
Onion then drew up The plans for the 1rch aud found
builder who was willing to undertake the task OF
erecting the ed6ce on condition that the rector should
make himself Individually liable for all bills TO tn's
| Mr. GuiOn acceded, aid the work was commenced In
lS1b the WOrB was cOmpleteu, apu ueucd'e"o o'.op
| Potter Meantime the pastor had not been idle, bat
ad proceeded with bic collections till shortly afsrthe
deoicstion the Church was entirely paid for hisuow
Deat End comfortable Epscopslian Free Church, val
ued at sl3 0OO uDincumbered by debt, having con-
pregaiion numerous enough to Gil every pew. Ia the
course of Mr. Onions Iabors ia this and gro strg
parish, ll8 infants end adults-iu all l2-hsNs al
ready been bapsed' So have been confirmed; &ad ia
persons have been admitted to the holy cophmuaion;
80 couple bave been united in holy matrSDy; and 81
funerals have been attended. Since xhe commence
mep of the Sunday School, GID scholars have beeo re-
ceved at present the School numbers Is teachers and
2C5 scholars. Until May, 1859, the Trinity Church
allowed $500 year TO the Rectoy Of Grace Church,
Wiliausburgh bot at that period II was discontinued
Tbs with other reductions from the Pastoral Aid So n
ETY. and Missionary Committee OF the Diocese, brings
the salary Of the Pastor down to 800 per year. OF
course he will be obliged TO leave this important and
promising FreeChurch en,erprise, unless the grants
should be renewed unless come other society or
friends should forward with private subscriptions
TO the congregation in supporting the Pastor. Too
subject is worthy he attention Of he numerous wealthy
Episcopalians il Nsw York aud brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

POLICE TRANSFERS The Committee on Rules and
Regulations of The Board of Police have made the fol-
lowing rsfeJs:
To THE TwHNTI.sIxTH Precinct: A. Mcpherson, Ninth
Precinct Thomas Wssre. Third; Thomas Bigeow. Third
on pnr Seyenteenth Chsres Shesrer Fourteenh David
PILES Piffh; Haven. Sixteepth A. O. Mooney Twenty
6Ist J. Sheridan Figntee nth; j. GALLAGHER. Fourteenth
To TuE sTsAvPnsr SQrAD: w. Smith, Twenty sixth; A.
Murray, Twepi y-sixth; b. A. Albertson. cwentysxth -
FRoM sTFAMBoAT soUsD; o. Forbes 70 Htneeeenthi H.
H. QuackfDboe 10 First; Joseph Hask 10 Eighth.
From TwEsrY-sIxTH PRECIscr; Olden to Seconds j. II
Corysn 10 Eqhteenh d. Clark to Fourth Anderson to
Twenii.th; Williams, to Tenth Lawson, to Sixteenth
Michael Barry, TO Fifth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

the grave Of Harris the acute, honest brave House
leader in that glorious 6gbi, whose place IL occu
ped, rot filed, by the fppant plant vaunt!ng
McClernSDd, We pass on 10 note changes on the
Southern side Of the Chamber.
And what falling off is here in intellectual
power and parliamentary skill For many years
past the Southern Democracy has been gradually
Welding the supremacy in the House to its Northern
opponents. We don't refer to early times, when
Macon, CASTOR, Randolph, Lowndes, Clay, Cal
houn, Gruucy, Barbour, Hamilton. POinsett, Rives
and Forsyth shed halo of mental and oratorcal
spendor around the Southern side of the Hail.
Nor to The more recent period when Virginia could
point without bIushipg to Stevens and Archer;
when Soutb Carolina was made respectable by Nc
Dufiie, Lseare and Pnckuey; when Georgia could
boast of Wayne and Wilde; when Tennessee was
prond of Polk, Bell aud Peyton; when Alabama
contributed TO the National COunses the cear head
of Lewis, and the whole country was electrified
with the eoqueDcc of Preutiss of Mississippi.
We refer to times nearer our own, and say that
Virginia Democracy finds poor substitute for
Drumgoole, Mcdowell, Jones, and Hunter, in Billy
Smith, Garrett Leale, and Pryor; as does Geor-
gia for the parliamentary skill of Cobb and the
brilliant yituperatons of TOombs, in the yengeful
vaunhDg of Crawford aud the empty noise of Gar
rell. North Carolina recently had her Williams,
her Mckay, and her Shepperd in the south wing of
he capitol. Not to speak of Stanley and Rayner
for they were Wbigs-and excepting from the
ist respectable Mr. Wnslow, her present Demo-
cratic Rufins and Craiges sink below the standard
even of her wooden-headed Cbngman. South Car
DINA has substituted feeble Mr. Ashmore for her
robust Orr, and has exchanged the political Phios-
opby Of Rhett for the sopbomorical shams of Keitt
bile the Democracy of Tennessee, having sent
Andrew JobDson TO the Senate and Frederick T.
Stanton into exile, tries to supply the loss OF their