Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-31

GRAND UNION DEMONSTRATORS IN New
YoRK.-Thc opponents of Lincoln, embrace
ing Bell, Breckenridge and Douglas men,
had a most imposing torclllighs procession
in New York on Tuesday nights The Herald
says it was the grandest affair ever witnessed
in that city, being seven miles in length, and
requiring over three hours to pass a given
point. Tile same paper adds:
THE procession was composed, with the
exception of a few invited clubs, entirely of
our own citizens-mcn who can and will
vote here in the city and State. In num-
bers it more than doubled the late Wide
Awake procession, there being, upon the
lowest estimate, from twenty-five to thirty
thousandm men in line, while in vim and en-
thusiasm it was unequalled. Cheering and
cheered, it swept through the streets a mass
oflights, men, music, cannon, flags, transpa-
riences, tableaux, fireworks, and banners, in
describably imposing. and the shouts which
everywhere responded to the cheers of the
clubs Fl ON the thousands who lined the
streets showed that the Union men outside
the procession were so numerous that t1
thousands in line were hardly missed. Tha
crowds upon the sidewalks were unequalled
even at the Prince of Wales reception, and
81 ONCillOhCo liz oliCOlS NIldt lliC pIOSSSSioh
could hardly pass, the men cheering and the
ladies enthusiastically waving their hand
kerchiefs."
The Courier, rep, admits that 10000 men
were in line, and the Times, rep, says:
'Thcre were in the several divisions prob
ably about %, 900 persons-souhc arrayed in
rqd shirts, some in wh;te, soase in uniform
coats, many in their everyday apparel, and
all together, with their banners, Transparent
cies, temples ofliberty, boats ON wheels and
torches in hand, forming an exciting specta-
Gle.
"The excitement occasioned by the pro-
cession was nowhere greater than at the
Metropolitan Hotel, which is crowded with
guests, among whom are a large number of
Southerners. Ofthese, some of the more en-
thusiastie had decorated their windows with
Chinese v~ariegated lanterns, while the balco-
MES were thronged with gentlemen, and the
windows, everywhere fronting Broadway,
were radiant with the eyes and jewels that
sparkled in the light offire-works and torches
of fair ladies.
Similar demonstrations of enthusiasm took
place opposite the New York Hotel and the
st. Nicholas. There was also a gorgeous
temple of liberty, Illuminated with red fire.
and presenting a dazzlingly beautiful appear
ance. At each of the four pillars, emblemat
ical OF the North, East, South and West, wa:
seated a young lady, attired in a dress of red
white and blue, while above their heads wa:
a canopy of American flags.
4 British officer writing from Teheren, Per
STA, to the London Times remarks -
Cathartic Pill manufactured by an American
Chemist CDR. j.. C. Aver, Of Lowell, Mass,
has cured the Shah of a Liver Complaint tina
threatened his life. This simple fact, as Nigh
be expected, renders the Americans immensel
popular here, while we English are overlook
ed. Doubtless our own scholars made tn
discoveries which he employs, and thus it
in everything; we do the labor, then tn
housing Americans put their mark On it an
take the reward. DR.. Aver is idolized by til
/ Court and its r~etainers here, which will doub
E less be reflected to him on a gold snuff DO;
OF diamond hilted sword, while not the nan
even of Davy, Christoson or Brodie-the gre;
lights by which he shines, is known."-Ne
York Sunday Paper.
G A BAD ENDoRsEMENT.-The Home Jou
, nal says:-'A bill on the Rockland Bank W
d recently shown to US by Mr.. Henry R. Fren'
on the back of which was written the fl
e lowing:
g 'GeHtlenen of the Lime Rock Bank ::
T his is the last dollar that | have in the wor
after having nine thousand dollars left me
my poor old father who labored hard for t
u money.
a l have spent all for Rum, Rum-miserat
IL Rum-and such other miseries as accompa
Rum. AN OUTCAsT IN THE WORLD.
Mr.. BELL GONG TO SPEAK.-The Mempl
ct Bulletin says that as Messrs. Breckinrid
r and Douglas have taken the stump, Mr.. Bel
Ie friends have concluded to make an appoir
It ment for him. He will address his fello
l. citizens Of all parties from the east portico
the Capitol, at Washington City, OF the
N day of March next, at l o'clock p. NJ.
are invited to attend.
l. ANOTHER HORRIBLE INDIAN BUTcHERY
0, An emigrant train, consisting of 46 perst
lie including 81 women and children, have b.
massacred by the Snake Indians. O.
q" one survives.
QUERY.-Have you seen that big Indian
50 another column, boiling Roots, Banks
H. leaves for the Cherokee Remedy|
a Notwithstanding the limitations, and m;
III other medicines in the market pretending
- answer the same purpose, yet the sale
" Perry Davis Pain Killer is more than
q" whole of them put together. 1t is one Of
q" few articles that are just what they prct
8" to be. Try it-Brunswick Telegraph.