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the countrya result to be preceded by the
bloodiest tragedy ever REQ orded in history.
Let them read this account OF negro atroci-
ties for the last two centuries read 1t calmly,
ponder well upon it, and endeAvor to realize
the fearful responsibility they are mourning by
the fanatcal course they have CHI osen to pur-
sue.
In this momentous crisis, when the South Is
in o fever of alarm and distrust, we imi the re.
publican members Of Congress purA uing
course calculated to increase that dangerous
state Of feeling, by insisting upon the ele ction
of Mr.. Sherman TO the Speakership-whiie they
profess to have NO sympathy with the Brown
toray-S Sherman, man who has endorsed and
recommended the circulation of Helpers book,
which is designed to create around our own
hearths negro insurrection among four millions
of the African race-a colossal massacre when
compared with the Lesser instructions of for.
mer periods, the horrors whereof we recount in
our columns TO- day, and which make the blood
iun cold to read.
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The Mercantile Agency represents general
improvement in trade for the past year, and
healthy and moderate business as having been
realized. The only element which they PEI
ceive as likely to change that state of thinp
for the present year is the political trouble be-
tween the North and South, the effect of which,
they assume, will be only temporary. But We
think they are grievously mistaken in assuming
SO much. In the first place, the West has nst
recovered from the financial difficulties AZ
1857. The cause Of the revulsion of that year
was an excessive Importation, and its natural
consequence an overstecked market all over
the country. The West relied upon tho good
crops Of the last two years to pay its debts.
The crops were abundant and yet it appears
that the debts remain unpaid Again, It il
quite likely that the political excitement in tho
South will leave that region this year in about
the same position towards the Eastern mer-
chants as the West. It is true that the South
came out of the last panic sound; it paid it,
liabilities, and Is still able to do so; but
in the present state of feeling there it may
be quite as difficult for our merchants to get
their bills paid in the Southern a. it il in tho
Western cities, before the close of this year.
Every Northern man who cannot give clear &C
count of himself is looked on there with suspf-
cion, and many of the business agents and ped
lars are sent back whence they came. CONNER
cial intercourse with the North is already being
sensibly affected; the goods manufactured in
the factories of Lowell, Bridgeport and other
Northern cities are being stored away; nobody
will buy them
In this state of affairs, with the representa-
tives Of Northern and Eastern business firms
sent out of the country, and Northern manufao-
lures taken out Of the market aud stored, or re-
shipped, we do not see what prospect our mer-
chants have Of squaring their accounts with
their Southern brethren when pay day comes.
We fear their bills of exchange will be few
and far between.
And If such is the condition of things now, se
the very beginning Of this political agitation,
what will 1t be if Mr.. Sherman, the endorser ol
Helpers incendiary book, is elected Speaker
Of the Housee The result may probably be .
revulsion in the South which will be equal to
practical disunion, and for the first time our
merchants at the North may realize the effect
of political agitation upon their ledgers and
bank accounts. II the republicans are as much
in favor Of the Union as they pretend to be, \
and really wish to check the present agitatiou1
why do they not select some other man, nsi
an endorser OF the Helper pamphlet
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News from PD se,s Peak.

The Fixes Peak exprces, hich left Denver CIV Dr
cember 2 has arrived here bringing ais 600 worth AZ
dust Much dissatisfaction existed with regard 10 ma
provisional government emily orranzed And vas
generally regarded Aiu re- Attempts TO collect "a xes
eved by the Legislature ere ia the minns
districts aud general at OF condense in the adeouate
power and protection OF Ghe government felt. The
people look to SPEEDY organization Of the Territory by
Congress indspensab' Mining continued on . limited
scale in the intervals warm weather. Building was
progrt ssing rapidly In euver City, but there Was rraaf
rcarritv nj m So"
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Albany, Jan. S, 1859.
large number Of petitions presented for the rre
rata freight bill and for tho personal liberty bill
OFFICERS TIE HOUSE.
Mr. MnIIKES (rep) from the Select Committee appoint
ed TO report what officers should be appointed At what
compensation reported in favor of appointing the sans
number Of additional officers for year. provided
that additional compensation be paid to any Of said o
GERS.
Mr.. COVER, dem) FROM the minority of the Commits 9.
reported in favor Of appointing the number of a.
GERS and pages as last year, and with the pay
Alter long debate, Mr.. CoyKIISa (rep called al en-
ton to the law OF 1855 which prescribed the numbe a
persons TO be employed and their pay but provided thas
should receive any extra compensation. He con-
sidered any violation OF that Law improper.
The SPxAKER ead that the number Of officers undo tia
law OF 1858 was not sufficient To keep order in tho Houss
constructed.
The report referred back with orders TO IA con-
mittee TO report by bill rFNT
Subsequently speaker Clerk auth orsed "a
appoint the same number OF officials Is last year
BILLS NOTICED.
BY Mr.. CooPxR (rcp ITO regulate the sale fnis 10
New York
a. " MSsaD. & define the duties and
By Mr. Tucxza Qep ITO divide the sixth Judicial DE-
trct Of New York
By Mr. BRicGs (rep ITO alter the map Of Williamsburg
By Mr. D. ALLEN (Am ITO extend the ~ for the con.
struction Of the Buffalo and Pittsburg RaiIs adj
The House agreed to adjourn from to.mofrov IN
Monday, p. NJ, and then adjourned Il to morrow
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NEW YORK HERALD. FRIDAY JANUARY 6, 1860

the public should satisfy them. Nov, we mean
to sue the Board of Supervisors for the amount
due, and thus test the question as to their
rights in the matter. We shall have the ques-
ton decided whether they or we shall ailix the
price of labor performed by us.
The Supervisors, it is pretty well known, do
not stop at what may be called a shave upon
the public treasury occasionally, and it is mean
aud contemplate in them to descend to
swindliDg the printer. This Board, in fact, is
just what Mayor Wood styles it in his mes
saga nuisance that ought to be abolished.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.


ALBANY, Jan. s, 1864.
mn JUDGES or THE COURT or ArrRAIs, ETC.
The concurrent resolutions adopted last year for IN
creasng the number Of Judges Of the Court Appeals -
six and for extending their terms of office to nine sad
twelve years, introduced in conformity with the
constitution, and, being coucurred In were laid over
under the rule.
motion to refer all papers relative to the pro raes
freight bin was tabled.
No other business of importance was done, and he
Senate adjourned till tomorrow.
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NEW oRIkA NJ, JAN 4, 1850
The steauship De Soto, from New York, via Havana
LIST inst, has arrived News unimpu taat
The sugar market dull, owl az to the bol;d.vx
Prices unchanged Stock 10000 boxes. Exchange on
London is l5,s per cent premiv a. on New York oa
per cent premium. II
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troler Mr. Rosseli's appointment was some wha.
unexpected, rs he was thought to he candid ATE
for another oiiice--that OF Street Commissioner.
The Sales OF cotton yesterday embraced about 500
bales, including 800 bales IN Tue lrket closed
With ste9dness the basis Of abo1t Nc per H. for
mallDs uplands. Flour steaiy, and the demand
fair for State and Western brands while prices were With.
out change Of moment, Southern flour was in fair re-
quest. with some purchases for expor, tropical ports
Wheat was irm and the market rather acuvc with
some purchases for export Corn unchanged Pork
heavy with moderate sales including mess at sld 08
SIG l21s and of prime ut 81 so Si 62E. Sugars
were 6rm hie sales mo icrate, embracing about
SEQ hhds., at prices given another Coffee was
nrn, with sales Of 300 bags Rio and Santos and 1870 do
Msracsibo, at prices given elsewhere. Tea held with
Hfmness, While sales light. Freighs steady.
To Liverpool 10000 bushels wheat were engaged 81 81 10
bulk clover seed taken at 25s per tom b. Dos
GO boxes cheese ut 27s Cd, with erce beef London
al Is 3D. 5s ana pork at 3s 6' 600 bales cotton
engaged by steamer for Naples ut 7sc. and the brig
Frederic taken up for Antwerp at 1000 To Bre-
apples rosn 90 Of tobacco and 200 bales
ton were engaged on private terms.
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Organization Of tho Maryland Le~fsla-
turc.
BALTIMORE Jan. g. 1850
Ias kgelaiuse VI Maryland orgajsed todsy b elect
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BRTArTs' MfN5TRELs Mechanics Sail SY7 Broadvnv-
BealssauEs. Sores, DANCES, &c.-Nsw YkARs CAiAs.
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BARSUaS AMERICAN AUsEuA Broadway Aner.
moon and kvening-CHAELxs THE sEoosp-foKTY Tmixyxs
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EIGI0s SALOON. Rrosd~ay.--GroL CzsrrY's MN.
ayxRIs ScEos DArcxs, ByxLxsQuKs &c-MRs. DAy q
New YEAR Calls 1860
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Meeting OF the Maine Legis,at-re.

The Maine Iegisls nre was ORGANIZED nj Ansn., n'Uv
terday Thomas Marshal, Of Belfast was chosen Pre-
sdent ana ysm@ u Lincoln Secretary Of the Senate
and Frederick A. Pike Of Calais Speaker and rbarss
Miller, Of Rocks nd, Clerk Of the House ."
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Weed, let him use egg-nog adliJiisun, and d
will reign In Warsaw; Sherman will be chos>
Speaker, and the Saturnian reign of the repub-
lie will be commenced in earnest
bankruptcies and Political
Agitation.

Agitation.
We publish In another column statistical
table of commercial failures In the United States
and the British provinces for the past three
years, as furnished by the Mercantile Ageaoy
of Dun, Boyd 4 Co., to accompany their an
nuai circular, which appeared in our columns
on Wednesday. It appears from this table that
the failures In the United States in 1889 wers
considerably less in number and liabilities TIA
those of the two preceding years. They staaA
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A Mlstaks, Correctea.-Death OF J.d~e

..,s,.., ALBANY, Jan. s, 1880
insan, was made In announcing yesterday The death
On suose rcckhaE and toe resolutions OF the bar IN r
spect Tor s memory. Hon Daniel Csdy u the ,cs.sa
Judge. - ~~~s - s~S ~e~Ss7'o
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NEw eCwE9S THEATRE sowery.-rwo HIGHWAY.
nES-horsks 1o0ss AND rsE GOLDEN ECG-DAnoE AND
PvtHAs-AI.A -AiAnr.
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POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, Observation-Disclosures P.e
LoR UpERAs-SeSo9 UtIvIrRA
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REPREssBLE CoNFLICT."-We are informed that
Messrs. A. T. Stewart & Co. have found it expe-
dent to discharge over fifty of their clerks
since the lst Of January, in consequence of the
great falling off in their Southern trade, occa-
stoned by the indignation Of merchants below
Mason and Dixon's line at recent incendiary
proceedings at the North. We are told, also, that
over one hundred firms of lesser note have
been compelled to curtail their establishments
and their expenses from the same cause. Thus
the storm is beginning to rage, and it affects
all classes alike. Probably thousands of young
men statesmen, bookkeepers, laborers-will
weep tears of blood, before the lapse of many
months, at witnessing the poverty and desola-
ton which the horrible doctrines of William II.
Seward, as developed by his practical disci-
pies, Brown, Cook, Helper, and the sixty-four
Congressional endorsers of his Infamous book,
have introduced into their households and
families.
We learn that among those who are suffer-
ing most severely from the refusal of Southern
gentlemen to buy their goods are certain poll
tico.printers Of calicoes, whose trade has long
been almost exclusively with the Southern
market Their cases cape day by day for Gus
TONERS, without the appearance of even those
who are comparatively careless of Southern in
terests. One of these latter remarked lately,
~ don't care about politics, but dare not
buy goods Of these men, for it would leak out,
Of home, and should be ruined"
SwNDLING THE PRNrER.-The Board of SUI
pervisors recently inserted an advertisement in
our columns for which we charged at precisely
the same rates as we do to chambermaids and
others seeking employment; but they have re-
fused to pay for the work unless it is reduced
to price fhsd by themselves. The Board of
Supervisors and other public bodies are in the
habit Of laying down>a scale Of prices for
printing which would not pay fo1 the paper
upon which the advertisements d. Rear-some-
thing which they have no right to a. It's
not for them to decide in a business trans S
ton what sum pays or does not pay for the
work done for them. We have seen decision
rendered by one Of our courts which Just
reaches this case, and ii was this That when
any public body advertises without making a
special stipulation as TO price, it is to be con.
sidered rs a contract to pay the usual adver-
Using rates established by the newspaper, II
berg assumed that the price which satisfies
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BGSssY TEAT8s Bovery.---C7o pEN FAnsEw-Jxxxv
TwronsR IN FEAscs-caUELrY OF JoBsSx-t;oop AruRsD
GENTLEMAN
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New York, Friday, January 8, 1850.
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wALLAcs,s THEATRE. Brv~dwHy--HussAsp II
OsDsR-Hkppv MAN
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sfnLoe GARDEN Neutrality-suspicious. LovrRs-Ros
AND FArILL0A-keD GhoNE.
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