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Tho under sigI ell solicit your support for &. GOD
IR,Y GlNTIIEKS claims 70 the VI yorttl H a
Fireman and nm Exempt Flremtu-Nr" who H1s
Tor many years tax, II am interest in and been de-
voted To the wrIfre ADD prosperity ttho d part
mcnt freely Il, voting his ,ime and means I" .tS
,iari ies, advancement and good name, II be-
came a member Of h tgle II SO Company No. l. ~,
July, 1872, and I'm this company served nus I'I
term uf seven years. Sl' SEQ lonty, Do" Ms h-
tached h. Gulicl: Hos COMPANY n. II, roSifMNt
in 1850. Daring this lynr period, %" pert FIngl
efficient duty, and was Vrnot 1l ptriciI aIi 1. g
the perils, tolls and vaon9 which nr" ms'pTanie
from the career II New York fireman.
His abilities and experience omnuu'v plN'y
him a. administer orr municipal matters IN An hun-
est capsule and energetic manner. And during
The Ifessu mt canvass the thorough EnoWie itr ~
our metropolitan concerns claimed frr him ly bis
supporter II universally admitted, even hy his POI
ttical opponents,
A KniCkrrb, cker, and 10 the manor born, In his
waohful keeping the iLt,rests Of New York c'n
never suffer Many years Of active public life have
afforded every OPT ortuniiy FIR our citizens b know
and place their estimate upon the man. whose acts
stamp him az the upright eder, the ndomitable
worker, the firm unfnching advocate Of rights In
short, as the citizen upon whose name position
can adj no lustre. Make him the standard bearer
Of the I'm pire city. 49,.
Firemen remember that ''honest CHRIS. 6'N
THEIR Is the only candidate In the race who has
ever been with you, of you, and In your ranks
Man the brakes, then, aud give him "A lit for tn
sake Of his worth and old associations =
John 0illelan, Charles Nc DOugall'
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POLITICAL.


Citizens II the s.Nth Aldcrmanir District,
FRIENDS
In city where every living person i5 male h.
contribute tie sum OF Si2 T. Ioy is yearly oy-
l'tsts, t Is time that the people -hogll hesitate be-
fore they proceed ~ select candidates, With VIII m
TIE rcspous ity is to rest, Df diminishing or in
Creasi this evil " taxation. II that You wish 30
arrest this cNtr,vHgsuce, IL becomes your duty ~
lock- r. representatives who, from standing and
ability, can furnish the evidence that they do not
enter the contest w. sggrsvate the evils witt viii N
our ovcf-'aNed citizens are afflicted. Believing that
we cannot Otherwise accomplish the sought E'r re-
6nn, save In the pres, uttpu Il honest ami capable
men, We IN. fehy ftt the name of
JOHN COMMERFORn,
fr Alderman .ftlis District. II is well known
tn.tiu tu, te Congressional contest that the can
idHtv W, now pres, ut received vote which fur.
utl,s e,iincc u the conf 'cu,c which s PLAYED iu
Pfc integrity by our citizens without regard 9 par-
ty. In ,.umordinE Mr.. COMMERFORn, we
bee leave q. add that unf,r no circumstances vii
he De- Withdrawn From the ftil.
l0s,pl Arr'egltc, jacob Fc;r.s
JHm,s Wnhl, y. nIaH,
John Cumming. Charles L. .iHr.
joseph Haight H,fmtu M'A
uuec {. Vail, John Flgur,
Committee.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


New York Liquor Dealers Socicty.-The
r., pular ~, uthly meeting of the Sew York Liquor
u, pcis Society will lc held 4 tie Metropolitan
X ous 100 Hester y. on Turzlsy evening, De, 81
u ~ O'Clock. By oIdsr =. W ENGS, Pres John
ROGERS. Rec. Sec. d2 2iS'lhI
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MARRIAGES..

ARIAs- MURPHY the 18th Of August i7Gi,
in the 23d 4. Church, by Row. Father Ltfont' !.
AIMS, Of y. g., 10 Mis- Annie u. Murphy, daughter
~ Trraueo aud Marie Murphy, II Dublin, ireland.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A GENTLEMEN AND WIFE, OR TWO
IA respectable ystng men can he accommn'ia-
ted with nm or partial board, n private family,
whore they will Il a quiet homo. Apply u Or
chart IT. ~ 2itr'l3l
A LONE WOMAN WISHES TO LET \
"a b'druon furnished or uufirnish'l, u som" re-
speCtlhle person. PR . 'ow-nr would TAKE yuuu &
woman g. board. Inquire ~ 90 Etsti5 h ~, near
81 ~, from ~ h. o'clock, 81 H,r. d23'llj
BOARD AND WASHING FOR , OR 3
- young men, who can he accommodated wiz,
pleas mt rooms Sc, with a the comfort, ~ a homo.
ApIly for week, at 25i Delaney 1t. n8O s'ibi
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n9O G'll9 Col. sACKET, rs White st.
Knrrui,. Wanted for the rnmmnn, Rcd

nont-Abie-bolied men are wanted 10 fill up the
Tammany Regiment, now at Poolesve, Maryland.
Pay and rations commence ON signing the roll. Re
.ioi for families guaranteed. SleO bounty NJ the
termination Of the war, or when honorably dis
hRrged. Apply at Tammany Hall, Headquarters
u the Tsmmany Regiment. Capt, DAVID lIOGG,
Recruiting Officer. no23 l2'lOs
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DRESS.

RAEGAINS-YELVET BONNETS, BLACK
- velvet honnets, Colorcd velvet huuntts, As bar.
gpius mourning hnnncts, children hats for holiday
Gins. l. BINNS Millinery, largest and cheapest la
tine wurld-J,l Broadway, h,l--'pposte M"truro-
TN Hotel, mp stairs. ~ "a 1iB
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MARINE INrKLLIaKNux.

TIE II snip John Pink, Gom Montreal tJr Live.
pool,, Is ashore about y miles below Father Poin,.
She lies heal on and brAling over her. Shs
vent 90 during gale from the east with snow
CUse 40 bois -four, 1000 W I slaves 800 pips 10,
900 bushes corn.
FAyAt. OFT A-irte ship FISHER Barney, Bu-
Ne! " New York, from Newport, Eng, With coal,
for s;on, hos put Ia here Leaking badly, having
experienced heavy gale IN the ii.h Inst, and Wa
onpel'od ~ throw overheard pait q cargo,
A etier, datci Malaps Nov, 3, states ,hs, Jester
lay shrfe was % report tPdt Southern privateer,
tuast, schr. painted black, cruising Of that port
IL probably arss nom similarity II appearance 70
a vysse hat was IT Maa On the 24th ult, where
the com slsnder gave . receipt 20 pilot, signed
sh, sI.'tC, aud tnt 29th ult, asimllar ,esse
seen In VI . Straits ni Mcssnn large part u her
crew ucing hlarls. There have beea easteriy gales
N tie Mediterranean, aad Il u Just possible thss
he same vcr1cl may haze been uh halags a. re-
ported.
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TOR LINERrOOI-TAPSCOTTS LINE,
sails Dee. %, the packet ship AtANCIIES FER
Wing ut pier 70, " River sni the ship BkNJAMlN
DAMS, lying II pier 80, u. X, sails Dee. I. For
passage at low rates, apply on board or O. TAPS
corr Il CO., Vi South Il. az 2'llg
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Grand Concert AT Cooper In-' iiute U ndcr
.hr direction Of Prot l.. A. BENJAMIN, ca iniyy
md Tuesday, Dee. ~ and 3rl, iu hehtf Of missions
4 the N. y. Church. over O"O sabbath schunl
hilrcn will take part In the exercises. Doors open
Il q, T.. ". Concert ut ~. p. NJ Tickets ~ cents.
Lovers uf good music aud rienl Is Of uis ms, come
early and come AL. u30 5000
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GENERAL NOTICES,

IIGIlOwnN'- Pill--EVcry man may he his
own doctor II hc carries yiA l.m "a ujN o. these
famous Pills. io3
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REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-A GOOD TRUCK FARM OF
l. T. acres iu Monmouth county, NcN Jersey,
20 . ru n ulliugs 10 large and small farms,
It II inf N g houses aud lots Gail u Fulton 1t,
sttlr.ays 10 Ia oa.p X, u Pialhheld depot "a s.
VAIL az 2iu'il6
uOU 81 FOR SALE Low, OR WILL EX-
IL ,htugc It FIR "a uusu, ~ IN New York, Jersey
CITY 90 HrD,kyn, grocery and liquor store, tea
coffee or fancy store, hardware or merchandise
rr turs for a country store the house IL 'I
Br.,lway, Brooklyn good story brick house
aud lot we will give good trade, or sell very low
Apply at 80 Division It, New York. d2 2'llj
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EMTTTANCE To IRELAND, &c-TAPS-
IL COLT n Co, continues a. draw drafts, thry
have done Tor tho IAst 70 years. Those wishing W
remit money To their friends can he supplied with
drafts for nuy amount, payable Op demand IN any
pnTt II GIeat Britain or Ireland, by applying At
their old established office, NJ > ,uth It, lis
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arc offered 10y The Firs' Regiment y. Y. v, to able
Ipdicl'u,n desiring to enlist, II Ia r'mmrnlod
hv col, GARRETT DlCKMAN. the Hero u the
Mexican War, and now Ht Newport News, Va. Inns
been I'm service since April last, and IL thoroughly
thrilled and 1rgsn2,d. Sworn IN for years Il has
but 10 months 10 serve, being then hlnor,hly dis
charged; AMI each man receiving bounty NJ 500.
few men are wanted to increase 1t 70 IT. full stan
lard who, on application NJ the Recruiting Depot,
ia Grand It,, Central Hall, n. " will NJ once he
mustered In, receive pay uniform, and ratpns, aud
10 sent b. the seat Of war,
Lieut.. Col. j. FRED, PIERSON.
RncrnitinR Oihcor.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

Irish Brigndc-The Fourth and Fifth rcRl-
m u'-, now 1t Fort schuyler, will leave ou Tuesday,
arl Inst. All pen, ns wishing g. Sc" their friends
c'u do 80 ny the steamer GEN ARTHUR on TITS
Monday morning, ~ 1 p'clork NJ, from the TT
o. Pc, X slip. JOHN wIlELAN, Capt.
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Who'd furniture u be- lay t.itcrnonnJ, At c'cLcS
precisely, NJ the DWELLING hou,r GG East 2Ith st.
.cif IN ave- .iziug Il over - ~ yards Brussels
t1I's'ry and ingram cup"ts, glass china and "A.
Yer ware, rich psriur furniture, f lHsi- b,4trnls
bureaus wpslIst udH, hair utyttrtaspH hc,is and
h,ddiug, blankets, curtains, shades, curl,s, MIR
ruiE yhscs, rockers, spring s'N chair, Gothic
c,lrte de, lounge, ten and rNt, u-un table stoves,
II cloth, Chnudcrrs,Sc. Sale po4iti. 60. y. 10TH
Aucti"uccr, 10y or-.r # l.. SIMPSON, Attorney mr
Mortgage. iOS
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IOtb AIlcrmnnic District For Alderman,
$50. A. JEREMIAH. Mozart Hal MICHAEL
KANE, ChNrms.;J JOIN HARRINGTON, Secretary
rmmbuy llAl-lSAAC II. BRONN, CAprnln
IDliN j. DIMOND, Secretary. nog5 sis'ti9
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WANTED.

XXTANTED-TWO GOOD CART HORSES,
w for heavy work; parties wishing TO sell cheap
for cash, will please coll, with horses At f4 vs.
ter 81. ~
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GENERAL BUSINESS.
HOsT AND FOUND.

EuIND-A LARGE NEWEOUNDLAND
Co.,, pr wing pr Ieriy arl paving Npcnse-
t.e p,,t 90 re" have HIM n not, he viii hc s,li In
lIitu u 10; Allen Il rr,r house, for i,ys.
90 REWARD OST-ON SUNDAY LAST,
'-'D, vhit, setter dug, marked with u'sny' on the
ears lr1ai fpicht 3d. fil lark eye, ~, II tail, and
ltir parted down his back, answers t. the name o
GRpl 81. The hnd,r Vi'l receive the sls,vc reWsri
hy leaving the d, At , Et-t 2Srl ~, and n ques-
tons asked. 90
G1D REWARD -LOST-ON THE 2jTII.
|IOiu g,ug down S.adway g. Cortland ~, g.
Jersey City, aItp,krt hoo, containing Eve $50 hills
nr Ne nit,d States Bank, two 40 ON the PNk
Bank. 2i6 Church 4. III
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SHIPPING, SC.

TOR LlNERpOOl.-OLD BLACK STAR
Linc-The packet ship NELLIE WOOD, lying 1t
Pier u, East We, sails Ills day. Tue IIORS
TON SAILS llth December. For passAge, apply IN
tnud, or g. WILLIAMS n GuION, 10 Fulton IT.
~ 2Mt'iil
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WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL
w s,l this day NJ 2uclo,k, At loI Canal s lll IN,
gcnt"r furniture, &c. uf large house, p,rlpr suits
fI.N r.rI,ts, bed, bedding, china, glass, -iyrrytrr,
slu,rt fpin beds chairs lounges, tables, ~. t3a
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18th AtdrTInnntc Di-trirt-Inio DomocfNss
90 nomination. Tammrny AMI N1'trt RrgJla
Democratic RrJu' hc,n Numiu tti'n, y = Al herman,
PETER MCKNIGHT T1mmsuy Convent WV
FITZPATRICK, Chairman ELIAS w. TAYLOR
EDWARD ~. FOX, Secy's mozart C1uvention-
JOIN j. BLAIR, HENRY l. WRIGHT nj2l l0'iN
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9Th Councilmnnc District -ath, 18th, 18th
and lSth Wards. For Councilman,
col. JOHN ~. RIER. u3l 2.s'lO
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

RESPECTABLE MARRIED LADY,
a u,.rosa situation ts nurse ur oumhcuuut.
C..l q 10 Baua IT, %
4 EESPEC TABLE WOMAS WISHES 4
- rl i'd a. vet muse 40 t,r own residence, having
lot l,r own, being one jiy Old, ou "Wednesday nst
a u'g At LAiglt n. %
NNASTED-BI A LADY, A SITUATION
w 'or good girl ns nurse and senustrc47, she
fully understands embroidery nlsp hue wtshlu-
aud ironing. Can lie seen NJ hen present employer.
At 2l9 West lith st. fI two days GO
NATANTED-A SITUATION IN AN OIL
w House. by person having knowledge Of nll
kinds also perfect knowledge II the southern and
western States, Would not object " travelling,
Address b. box sTi, sun office. n9O GIFT
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mi DOuGmTY AVCTR-MILL SELl

N''this day l0% O'Clock, At slcs room - N,stw
n, household furniture, consisting of tuttt chair.
tt..t t.tE, cuI cts, mirIus, bureaus, Ntshst suds
hrlirHis, hair mattresses pt,lilsscg, lounges, oil
cloths, wnfdruh,H, mirrors a.. ~
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THOMAS REILLY, AUGTIONEER OF.
Gee 20S ninth nvo-Will yell this day, ~ ~
O'clock the huttcr nd Ercrry store, NJ 6i3 Eufhtu
ave. conner i5th 81, the ,nntcLt1 II stock nul hN
lures In one lot. -
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AJBIIONEER, sells
w ON thi4 day At lOI O'clock at D. ~ broadway,
nice assortment of hous iiold furniture, cooking
utensils, Sc. Ais, two counters, kegs ul4, To-
ofsChonl def ks t. nay storage. Deposits required
u ON III purp las.'rs q,
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HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

j. CO., vii sril on Monday new 81 'pc ~
dd ut, c IT utrur, office amt cu. King stoves, kitch.
| en- ranges, ant putu1ie heaters, which have been
s,ut IN 81 stcrdty for ,unvc ulCncc of sale House
tccp,rH and dealers attend Auction gsits solicited
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II GAFFNEY, AUCT, OFFICE 100 CHAT
.h1in IT, viii sell tits Day "a, l',l,, tho stock
amt fixtures OF the grocery and liquor -iurr i6i
West 2OtL ~, counters, beer pumps, ton clnhittrs,
Gap, starch, and gon,rl aSortment Of groceries;
also "a guDd hOrtc aud wagon. 100
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REL a lNi'RhINM 20 NEW BOWEEN.
- WIZ ELL at auction ,r Tur-i,v and Wcin's-
day n'vi, ~ ,ui .d net, rowt'let, 1-.uTtu ut ui
theatrical dtusscs, worthy The ,ttcutcn II the pubs
and d,.lcrs. q
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EUNNTiD FFITTNGIR, AICTIONEEK-.
iilu9 rc,rl 4, will sell this ity, VI inlay Dee 2i.
II ion o'clock, at the Union Camp sale n. 100
BfuadNHy, all tho stock. fixtures 81, contained
therein, superior lilli,ti table, CHAIR, bar gas
hNbircs &C. sale positive. 80
The New York herald., 1861-12-19
OPINION IN SCOTLAND.

From the Edinburg ScotSman, NOV. ~
Among all the dubious or disputable points, one is
pretty cear-hat the federal government Of America
would have raised the question In its present shape
that government had been destrouSto pro.
yoke ,sSsure than We AeYe or own aovV1sn and people
mill be u GpVid II,
The New York herald., 1861-12-19
ENGLAND'S PREPARATIONS FOR WAR
THE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN FLEET AND IT'S REIN

From the London Star, November 30.l
II appears that the actual force under the command
of Vice Admiral Sir Alexander Milne X c. b. on the
North American and West India station, consists of
twentysx ships, carrying 500 guns and 8l92 men, the
total horse power being S,260 and The tonnage being
81 500 tons Besides these there receiving huks
and ships four convict ships, harbor and sheer
scl There are on passage six ships, bearing 33l guns
and having 231 men, the tonnage being 532 aud the
horse power ,i50.
VOLUNTEERING FOR THE BRITISH NAVY
North Shields Nov 30l correspondence Of London Ship
ping Gazette.
The Tyne Naval Reserve men have voluntarily offered
their services 10 the government to resent the American
outrage. There are between twelve and fourteen hun.
dred men on the books.
THE RESERVE OF THE FRIGATE PRESIDENT OFFER.
From the London Telegraph, Nov 80
The following document was drawn up yesterday on
board the President, and signed by all tho men oi The
naval reserve in that ship II is understood that SINH
lar expression OF Feeling is about to cmanac from the
naval volunteers at our principal outports:--
10 Capt LACY, X n, her Majestys ship President, City
siR-Haying heard that onr Arg has been grossly in
suited by American ship OF war, and people who
claimed It's protection lorciby taken from II AMI made
prisoners, we write this to let You know that
ready 20 fnh our engagement and protect the honor
our flag, our good Queen and country whenever called
upon TO do so We respectfully request you will make
this, our determination known in the proper quarter
signed ON behalf OF the volunteer reserve board
the President
WAR RISK INSURANCE on NAVAL NEUTRALs.
From the London News Getty Articc) Nov SOL
Business continues 10 bo transacted at Lloyds In
risks ON British and neutral ships, owing to the dispute
with America. On vessels 10 india the is \, per
cent and on those from the country y 10 per
cent according the date of departure Shps on the
Of sailing hence Tor China and Australia and others
which have left, have been done at Il per cent.
THE REBEL SHIPPING IN ENGLAND INSURED.
From the Liverpool Times, NOV 50.
Several large steamers oquipping in the Thames and
Glasgow Tor New Orleans. have been insured At or
three Of the marine Insurance companies at the usual
rates with an additional premium OF twenty five gunea.
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

been insued; and we have but ono cry;-rarasion or
chdtisenenN
II is not for us to dictate the course which her Maes
tvs advisers viii sec their duty at the present moment
TO pursue but Of one thing we quite certain, the
MINISTER VINO WIZ tamey submit TO such outrage as
that which has been cast upon win be hurled
from office by the indignation OF people unanimous and
resolved Lord Palmerson has the character Of being
patriot welded to the honor and integrity Of national
ronown Let INN now vindicate his reputation, or for
ever hide his head. At such time this party dis
nctons lade away and personal preudces are forgot
ten. we ask mol whether our government s whg or
tory liberal conservative We ask hut one questions
Engftay Il not the II is driven ff0m power
the better IL is then viii the violated 9ag Of England
soon assert us supremacy Away with all foolish chat
ter we have but one duty, and that duty the vindica
ton OF our insued dignity, and the assertion Of our
power SO ruaey dSseera,ed and so nsanely dcfed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16

TIE Reporter came up Ia tho House Of Com
mons soon after, Mr.. Irving, in great wrath
pronounced that paper ga ibslous, scandal
"ous, and disgraceful publication Electives,
we notice, which have not gone out of fashion
when Anti.Slavery newspapers are now crit-
cised. Mr.. F. Buxton moved for the papers,
got them, and this is the last we hear of the
matter for that session. Then came Mr.
o. Caves resolution respecting the " iuhuman'
city of Slavery, above alluded to, and its worse
than cOntemptuOus rejection BY the House; the
Parliament then adjourned, after great talk
about Catholic Emancipation, and very little
talk about Negro Emancipation, leaving Dir.
Otway Cave to Dir his Anti.Slayery sentiments
at the Free Masons' Tavern. At this juncture
il may be noticed that The London Times, with
tears in its eyes, was mourning over the dread
full cruelties inflicted upon British slaves at the
Cape Of Good Hope" irons to be worn for
" life, scourgng and branding"
Now, we do not mean to say that there was
not high moral sentiment against Slavery at
that time to be found in tho religious and in.
tellectual circles of England; but what we do
mean to say is, that it was not to be found in
the House of Commons; and to prove this, is
to prove the House Of Commons criminal
against right and ignorant against teaching.
The men of letters, to their eternal honor be
it said, were usually upon the right aide; but
the men Of letters were not In Parliament.
Long before, Cowper had entered his amiable
protest; nor was the Tyre of Montgomery after
ward silent We have before us Coleridge's
version of Greek Prize Ode on "The Slave
" Trade" telling
What horrors, being men, race endured
From men,
But what did Mr.. Peter Borthwick, or any
other bull.headed and sefsh-hearted Member of
Parliament, care for Greek Odes? About as
much as the shareholders of America care for
the verses of Mr.. LongfellOW or Prof. Lowell.
We'll, the reader win say, what does all
this proyel Mainly, that TO change the social
status Of several millions Of men was not found
to be an easy matter in England, and cannot
be considered an easy matter in America.
Honest writers, aware by experience of the
difficulties of the subject, would not taunt the
Anti-Slavery sentiment of America because it
does not accomplish the work Of years in
single week. Selfish grumblers, who GEEK for
arguments against national honor and courtesy,
are hardly worthy, perhaps, OF this brief
notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16

Tie Mozart Democratic Convention has
nominated T. Oakley Hall for District Attorney
without knowing il Their resolve (see our
last dominates tie candidates Of the Repub-
heag Judicial Convention, except the Justice
"oI the Marine Court" aud Oalei is certainly
q nominee Of said Convention. Several Of
The Delegates were struck dumb when told
yesterday Of .his nomination, as they were sure
they Lad done nothing of the sort. The Ty.
coon Of coarte understood it, and is to have
his pay in some shape, We hear il already
bcasted that ihe Republican ticket ia TO be
run straight throughoat-ior whose benefit al
VIII understand. Oakley and Fernando both
know which thubie tho littie joLcc Is aador.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16

By che Coniscahon act Of the National Con.
gross, sll slaves actually employed in tho car.
vice Of the rebellion are 10 be taken from their
owners; will the fact that the slaves stolen By
the Confederate Government are made to work
for the benefit of the thieves who stole them
render thcm liable to cOnfscatiOu, or will they.
if they ever fall into the hands Of our sroops,
be considered in the light of a sacred trust,
to be rendered up with the alacrity and zeal
which are go well pleasing to the South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
LYNCB-RCLL BUN.

Mr.. James Lynch does not favor US "iik
Capt. Variants testimODy-for which we called
as to his conduct in tho matter Of tho
shameful withdrawal of Capt. Varan's battery
from the front of the enemy On the eve Of the
battle of Bull Run, but in 3 small paper deVo-
ted 10 him, we are told that lie is charged by
us with
being D.. oea,. % the Withdrawal Of ysrsni battery
before the uIloIiunste esespads OF Bull Run"
o no, Sir Mr.. Lynch is charged wish being
one of those who united in demanding tho
withdrawal Of the battery, in disregard of the
entreaties Of Capt. Vsrian and the solicitation
of Gen. Mcdowell. Sc what is ths use Of
TO state that MIR. Lyaeh was
+" simply private in the company . &c. 1t
was by tue privates that the refuaaE to servo
longer was carried.
There is q good deal Of slang appended to
what we have above quoted; but no denial OK
Toe fact charged, and on the streagth of which
we advised Mr.. Lynch not to run for Sherib.
lie has right 10. run, just as he had to iaIor
the withdrawal OF the battery On the eve Of a
momentous battles bat having exercised the
latter right, lie ought to knQw better tan 10
exercise the former. That's 81,
We rejoice to see that LIZ agOlOgst detests
The TRIBUNR, and thinks 6 was all wrong 10
CRYING Forward to RiciEaoud !" u we had
known or inspected that our army 6as mad7
ny of such patriots as thOsa WHO brought away
Yarian's battery from CentTeSiDe :" 70 the musl'
''oi the snemys cannon we should certainly
Acknowledge the com.