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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-22

A letter from New Orleans to O New England
organ of Gen. Banks, written in defense of bis
existing serfage system in Louisiana, says:
Tobias 6bsou, Of the uost extensive planters IL
Louisiana freely expressed to in conversation hs be
hot compensated free black labor, aud said that Gen.
BsDss's order had slresdy saved him 81 O,oOo'"
Precisely. Saved the planter 100000, and
eaved it at the expense of the halccmancipated,
half-reensisved, blacks whom Gen. Banks CON-
pels to work for $5a month, though the planter
can richly afford three times that amount. Mfr.
sffiibrick ut Port Royal paid his laborers who
were exclusively women, children, and disabled
men. on an average Sl5 month, and even at
those wages cleared SIG. 900 in one season over
end above both expenses and capital. Mr.
Gibson in Louisiana may well thank Gen.
Banks for bis 100000, but will the negroes,
who are robbed Of just that amount, thank him
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From California.

SAN FhlNCIsc0, Monday, March o. la4.
Three Russian war steamers sailed to-day.
Dates have been received from the Sandwich Islands 10
March + Tht il uniInportant. Spring vhalers
were beginning 70 arrive at Honolulu The sugar crop
was very promising.
The Steamer Oregon has arrived from the northern
ports of Mexico with 500 90 treasure and 300 pack
ages OF ore.
Mining operations in Sonora and Sinola are repre-
scented n. in promising condition.
Tie MaIclica Tinss OF March S, says: Tho French
troop left Guaaaaiara Fob -; going toward Colima,
end GRE this battle must have been fought with the
National forces.
The Same paper says commerce at M82atlen Is unin.
tsrrurted. but II seems the purpose of the French
eeciusy ~ blockade all the ports south of Mazatan
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cots, the Democrats of the entire Union nomi.
mated and elected him Vice-President of the
United States, without any Of our help. Of the
elk hundred thousand of mixed breeds in this
country. it is perfectly notorious that large
majority are presumptwely of Democratic pa
ternity. while next to none can claim any con.
ssnguinity with Republicans. We appeal to
facts, to which any one who walks Broadway
BY daylight can testify. that the affected
Democratic horror of Miscegenaton' is, of all
the cants of this canting age, the most noto-
riOusly impudent.
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Gprtial Notices.

L. l.. A.
THE REV. J. P. THOMPSON, D. d.,
VIII deliver his lecture REVOLUTION AGAINST FIR EE
GOVERNMENT NOT RIGHT, But CRIME" be.oI:
the UNION LEAGUE Of this city, al COOPER INsTI
TI,TE, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, March %, a,soeoct
Tickets Is eento be had ct RandoPhs BOOKSTORE Brosd
way and Amy street, at the American News Company No
1871 EsssAu tina door, the evening Of tho lecture
either Of tho Committee The proceeds Of the lecture 10
b, divided between the NEW ENGLAND SOLDIERS RE
IlEY ASSOCIATION ,Co. Howell and the u. 5. SANTA
RY FAIR.
SINGING BY the ROCKY MOUNTAIN 0LEE CLUB
W. ALEXANDER, No. - PinesA,
ENEAS ELLIOTT. No. - Norfolk-st.
JOHN HOOPER, Times Building.
w. MCKINLEY, No. 17l Monroest.
SINCLAIR TOU3EY, No. l2i HAsssu-G.
z L. DARRAGH, Croton Water Department.
O. r. STEfEBRENNER, No. - Bible House, e,hst
J. 8. DEWEY, Harlem.
J. NJ HAlNES, No. WsnsA
BF. WEYMOUTH. No. Broadway.
is WILLARD. Nc. 125 Thirdsv.
O. u. DAVIS No. 40 Fifstsv
JESSE FONDA. No. LAG Eat 23dsl
AP MANN, No. iog Ess. 1esh-st. .... G..
T. O. STfLL.hAN. No. III BsssAwsy.
Y G. PARkE. -.
Ceunisses.
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tAdvrrtisemrni.l
CUDIO's CAVE.

If net actual history this Is certainly approach
% IT, The author has not been required TO draw
thousands Of the oyasts Of East Tennessee have been
tho unwilling witnesses afford materials not 10 be
ps,ed by The inventions Of romance or these the 81.
thor has made good use. His characters are wildly
drawn. and stand out with a marked individuality.
The spirit and aims Of Secession. and The horrible e.
o..sss and y;o,snoa which have characterized H. arc
powerfully portrayed. tbNeh4enrI
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TO the Associated Press.
INTERFERENCE WITH ELECTIONS.
wAsHEGroS. Monday, March 81,

wAsHSGToS Monday, March 81, 1864.
The Secretary of War; in communication in
reference TO Senate resolution says that orders
concerning elections were ever issued from bis Office
lie inoioses letter from Assistant Adj Gen. Town.
send reporting that he has given orders 70 Provost
Marshals in Kentucky. Delaware. Maryland. or Mis-.
rocr relative TO elections in those States also letter
If the same tenor from Provost. Marshal General Fry
shich however excerpts dispatch Of Oct. 81 to Asst
Provost Marshal Jeffries at Baltimore. follows
. Direct your Provost Msrshsls 70 give their aid in
carrying out Gen. Schsncks orders for preserving the
purity OF elections al the polls In Maryland
HOSPITAL CHAPLAIN.
Rev. John c. Jacobs Of New York has been
Confirmed as Hospital Chaplain.
SAFETY OF THE STEAMER FAIRBANKS.
The steamer Fairbanks, from New-York, for
TIE safety Of which fears entertained arrived here
to-day. She went$ashore on the eastern side Of tie
Chesapeake and lay there several days until with the
aid Of two vessels she was enabled to get of safely
UNION CAUCUS.
caucus Of the Republican. or Union, mem
oeTs Of thu House held tonight at tho Capitol Re
preventative Morrill, Of Vermont in the Chair Inc op
Jet WA the fermentation OF views on important penn
Ing questions and With view Of efect!ng an carry 'a
lournment OF Congress including financial measures
necessary TO the support Of the Government ao '"e
om reported By Mr. Davis Of Maryland from tho oeieo'
committee on the Rebelous States to guarantee 10
ran states whose Goye-nmsnts have been usuipeu VI
'o'efihrown. Republican frm Of Government ar
Gus gentlemen suggested different bills. when 'he'
"oosa also ought 10 receive prompt atten'ioh' os'
Vo'es were taken ss TO measures Then sne""
p'ecedsocs 1t was generally egreed thar those Inc
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CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs.-Michael Mullen,
who shot on Friday morning last at No. 50 Chat.
ham street, died at the NevYork Hospital yesterday
morning. Frank z. Noble. . lad Is years Of age,
ls,oly employed IN tho Park Bank. was arrested In
Boston day two since and brought TO this city on
charge Of ebezzling $3.50 In gold the property Of the
Capt. Jourdan yesterday arrested Thomas Murphy. o
notorious pickpocket Murphy wss arrested for pick
ing pockets in broadway some months sHce and after
him TO the Tombe
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RROM WARRINGTON.
spes,al Disp,;ch to The n. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Monday. March 81. lsG4.


WASHINGTON Monday March e. 1894.
THR SCHgMR TO COLOMBO THE BLACKS.
Mr. Lincoln's theory that it is well to send
che black sbores out Of the country and policy 70 get
rid Of the free negroes has received shocking robuke
through the colonization scheme of Forbes and
eiate which he patronzcd and carefully superintendent
SewYorkers must recently have noticed that Senn-
cor Wilkinson introduced resolution which was adopt
ed calling upon the Presiden. for information relative
10 The expenditure of six hundred Thousand dollars up
prcprated by the last Congress for the colonization Of
eoiorcd persons free by the of emancipation and
confscstion.
The President reported response to this resolution
that 40 freed coOred persons were embarked from
Fortress Monroe in April last, under contract with
Messrs Forbes and associate Of New York. for the Isle
OF Avache Republic of Hayi These colorcd persons
vero the victims of misfortune from the day OF their
departure On their voyage the smallpox broke out
~ oag them. They suffered beyond description.
Through the acknowledgement OF the agents in charge
their sucrngs increased sfer their arrival at tire
island from want of attention and OF accommodations
Their hardshps great md the prospect Of their
smeoration seemed so slight, tina, Secretary Usher dis
patched special messenger TO inquire into their cond
tica. Mr. Lincoln thought best 70 have them returned
to this country without delay Accordingly the ship
Marcia e. Day was sent to Aysche in February, and
yesterday the vessel got back and cast anchor in the
Potomac near Alexandrs. with the surviving eoonists
only 355 in number. ForDeys Chronicle well says:
IT is 10 BE- hoped that this experience win taaeh us
t folly of attempting dePopuiete the country OF
valuable labor"
IMPROVEMENT IN THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Military merit will have chance now IN the
Army Of tho Potomac Military dement, has iost lite
protection Shoalderstrspped iIabeces must prepare
for exile for with Lieut. Gen Grants increased rank he
received full authority to relieve officers under his com
rnand who do not do their duty. He win exercise this
power rigidly.
ORGANIZATION oP THE SONS OF CONNECTICUT.
The Sons of Connecticut in Washington to-
nsht organized for the State and National campaigns
oRSKRAL GRANT AND THE WORK BEFORE HIM.
Gen. Grant will be here tomorrow. 1t is
c.icninted that il will take him two weeks TO recTgan
I've the Army Of the Potomac.
THE REVISION OF THE TARIFF.
The Subcommittee Of the Ways and Means
having the revision Of the Tariff in charge reported
today to the main Committee.
PRUfTLBss CAUCUS.
A Union caucus called for this evening agreed
upon nothing, got no information. and accomplished
nothing
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UNION CENTRAL CoMMITTEg-A regular
meeting Of the Union General Committee was held last
evening at their headquarters No $50 Broadway Ruis
Andrews esq. presiding occr. Over 100 members were
present The only business done was tho Committee on
Organizations reporting that all the Ward Associations
had been organized and the reading Of report pre-
scented BY Mr. Murphy. aftar which the Committee I'D
journed to next Monday evening.
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VINO MINDS A CoLD FIT seems small at.

VINO MINDS A COLD Fit seems q small az.
fair end consequence Is allowed 10 have is wsyi And
yrt how frequently neglected cold ends In bronchitis OF con
sump,iou Why not take cold In time then and BY using
Dr. JArss which for thirty year. has
been standard remedy for oil coughs and colds avoid these
dreadful Alterna,vesi
WHAT nKAxr ut BRONCHITIS
g. Inflammation Of the broncbis passages which convoy
air tho lungs In ts earlier stages this disease commonly
called cold. cold 10 the breast. 1t usually with
little hosenes. followed bys moderate cough. with slight
feelings OF heat about the throat chest. II not
arrested the cough becomes OF the most prominent synp
TOM. well tho most painful and disressing the ina.n
nation increases in intensity. unit, finally iniereres with
Of to the lung cells when the vital powers gvc
WY In most OF the stages OF this dsease DE- JArSEsEx
effects speedy eurc BY producing free and
ey efpsctor,On suppressins the cough. and asyns tho
fsver. fair trial IL all that Il asked
Is CONSUMPTION AND ALL PULMONARY ConrLsIyTs
Dr. JAMES ExPEcroRASr win afford immediate relief by
removing the difficulty Of breathing and producing easy
pectoron whereby all irritating and obsuctng matters
removed from the lungs Having maintained lie reputation in
all parts ths world for quarter Of century it Ia
deny recommended the best remedy offered for the
dseses Processes TO Sold by Agents and Druggists
everywhere, from whom may also b obtained Dr. JAYsss
sAxArrE fIs promp, and eec,usi for cosyeness
sck headache, aud all bilious affections The Erpectoran
and all Dr. y. JAIME Sos's Family Medicines sod by
KITCHEN TYLER Co.. No. t4i Chamber ct and No. fiud
son 81 snd BY Druggists reperaiy.
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From the Mississip pi.

CAIRO. Monday. March 81. 1864.
The steamer CRY of Alton has arrived from
Memphis bound to ST. Louis with 3:y bales of cotton
ard 900 mon on board.
Gen. Veatch, in command of tho gucrrillas has
warned the planters aoHg the Mississippi that they will
not be allowed 10 raise crops with contrabnnd negroes
The 9th Iowa Veterans have arrived hers en route
home. on furiougb
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Bueinres Notifies.
MOTIONS GOLD PENS are now sold at the

MonToSs GOLD PENS are now sold at the
sam. prices as before ID. commencement Of the w u'
entirely owing to the Manufacturers improvements IN ma
,husry bis pre.,p.rsc Retail Business and cs'
System or, until he commenced adreTii'ns MS
dana on Crsai, and s,,iefiy ,sih The Trade.
a., Marian Cola Pens arc only sod If cid prices
makers Of al other gold pens cha'sohs Premium. On The
GOA Tar kc ba. m0rlonhsH In no cs'' changed
bis prices, wholr.als or Retail =,
ofh. r.s number. by mail to all parts Of the word
during . p.. years. not one In a'housand has i"ea 70
reach destination in safety showing 'hA' N" ',o,0H
b. oh,.lr.a BY any one in every part Of the world,
q. Ii. same price p0suss ony excepted
Reader you tan have enduring and reliable
oo,d Pen Exactly adapted your hand ard style Of writing
which m do your writing vastly cheaper than Ste" Pens and
at tho pr.sen, universal High Pressure PIee ''ey
thing You have Morton Gold Pea cheaper IN proportion
70 m. labor spent upon ard material used than sny other
oola Pan Ia tie World II you wan. one see ihs Pen
n,,h,i.- than the sword" IN snothe. column.
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Union Association, Thirteenth Wnrd.-Loysl RAJ.
" at Hrsdcu.r-rs, corner of Bfoom- and Ptss THIS
EVENING at 4 O'Clock. Unconditional Union Clubs Lin.
coin aud Peoples Union organizations eIpect.d
CoppsrhesdI add Tories invited Come, and will DO
good Eminent speakers invited Liberty aud Union, Hsr
nony and Victory. watchwordl Tor 1854
EPES T.. ELLERY. President.
JAi y; u MScaETrs' Secretaries.
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SALE OF PAINTINGS II. Leeds e.
Co., advertise for sale at auction. Thursday and
Friday evenings next at the Dusseldorf Gallery. col
lection of original paintings by artists Of the German
French. English and American schools. The works
are on free exhibition daily from q. am. TO sp. m.
until tho sale.
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Fire.

CHICAGO. Monday March 81 1894.
A fire in the basement OF the United States
Express Office destroyed large amount OF uncal!ed for
goods, stationery, and records, The loss will reach
several thousand dollars.
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THE STATE PRISONERS COMMISSION.
Military Commission which has been engaged since
the middle Of January in investigating the cases Of
prisoners at Fort Lafayette is to meet at Fort Warren
March 70, for similar duty there. The Judge-Advo.
cate went yesterday to make ready for their ar.
riV
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The TAMMAsY CoMMIrTEE.-The Special
Committee Of Tammsny Hall 10 whom was referred the
preparation Of platform, met on Monday. and afer
long and warm debate adjourned to meet again at the
call of the Chair without completing their lsbors.
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INSTANTLY KMLgD.-Cottlieb Lutz was run
over Yesterday in Whitehall street and instantly killed
The deceased was conveyed 20 his late residence No.
5ll Second avenue. An inquest viii be held to-day.
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OPENING or THR RIOT FUND BIDs.-Thirty-
bidders for the 5000 900 Of additional county stock
authorized TO be Issued to pay tho riot damages offered
Aggregate OF ssu 400 nearly I'LL at premium The
following are abe accepted bids and premiums:
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OYyrcs az As Cex.. GHSI Scsar7r,zcA.
NJ srArx.sa.. NxV.YoaK. yoA. -. ina \

CircuJAr.-Oncers commanding resi'aeaAA eoupsnie
aud d~ts shnenss o. sqesds Of roops In che service u -
York Who are entitled 10 and require asIs,enes Win ne4
spoik lion At ths oakos Of Capt. \ H. Moore. Copp1R
o. the PARK Bsrrscka 80 n .LLteNE
When psscticaSle, notice should be given, bylsss ss
prcpsrsuens may be msds - -. -.
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uARRyE ID,

EATOy-MARTIN-A Newark. n. J.. on Monday, Nsrei
81 BIZ the Rev Edgar 81 Levy, M A=hers, Es,on, q NJ
Sept u. s. A. G,neyi-v- Errb-,h. daughter Of IL u
Martin. csq., Washington Hisb.s, y. Y.
sILLIMAN-RANDOLPHA A. Blooighel1, ~ j.. OF Friday
Msreh ia, by the Rev. siinan Coz VILLA. shiin1'
Hugh y. Randolph deceased.
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Mihtarp Notices.

Ninth Army Corps. M
SPECIAL BOUSTiES voted 10 the different hegtmenss 81
th. famous and popular Corps. aud HAsD-MOsEf 10 ths
Brokers' conlnu- to BE- paid BY the Agent Of the Contess
At No. 500 BROADWAY.
RECRUITS and BROKERS' ere as.p nei6sd H.
LARGER INDICTMENTS ARE OFFERED for 0ks
Cops than for any ether Csrps IN the otA
The Corps includes AMERICAN snd GERMAN Regnsa1As
CAVALRY and LIGHT ARTILLERY. g
A, but few men ure nov wanted Gil up this Corps ~
COMMITTEES /, r,-dy 70 entertain SPECIAL PROPORTIONS
for bodice OF 80,
The contingent Of This COrgs from Ill the ehss stss y
sarly nlled Ola
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METROPOLITAN FAIR.-The Office Of the
Gentlemen's Executive Committee L. at the Fair
Buildings. Fourteenth street. near Sixth avenue.
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Important 70 FEMALES
IN. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

-- On. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS "a qEgE
The combns,ioa Of ingredients in these Pills the resa
long and extensive practice. They ar mild In thsis eP'
ten and certain in correcting al irregularities. Painful Mon
situations removing I'll ob.ucons whether from cold -
otherwise Headache, Pain In the Side Papston Of -
Heart Whites ell Nervous Affections Hystercs, Fatigue
Pain the Beck and Limbs &C., Disturbed sleep which sss
from interruption Of nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS ft..
are the most sGecaal remedy known for I'll eonpes
pecui,, to Femes To all classes they invaluable ind
log with certainty periodical regularity They are Known -
housands who have used them Il dnersnt periods tssd6
the country. having the sanction Of some Of the o -
inent Physicisns In America trr. .-. 81
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS With each boz; 81 pei boz -
o. Tor sir boxes containing from 80 to 60 piIs 's4
Pi' ssns BY mail. promptly. secure from obsrvstiss -
remtng the price to tie PROPRIETOR or any snthosDe
agent. In current fcnda
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
HUTCHINGs HrLLYEh Propistsl
.... No. 81 csd,rs.. New.Youl
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COUGHS, HoARsBSEss, ASTHMA, or any irrl-
taon Of thu Tro. Bronchial Tnbcs relieved by allow
inc ana If gxowys BRONCHIAL TsocHrs to dissolve In the
,uonlb An Druggis,s sell them.
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Chandeliers and C;ss Fixtures.
NOTICE TO THE PU BLlC--sAyiNG OF 20 PER CENT.
The MANUFACTURES Of CHANDELIERS and GAS
FIXTURES having this day svcn notice Of a. advance Of
rces to the Of per cent take pleasure IN assuring
the public that WE WILL CONTINUE TO SELL AT
FORMER PRICES hns spdns assortment having been
nearly ell msds mp before the recent advance.
Purchasers would do well give us thsI orders al once
and when required wn book sss same fof delivery Ia
April or MAy
E. v. .HAUdHwOUT & Co,
No. 4eS, 40o sad 4e3 BROADWAY.
corner BnousSl
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ADAM FLOYD,
Nv Ans AAApv T. uohmEsa
WILL BE COMMENCED IN THE
NETWORK WEEKLY Lihl
OF THIS WEEK. GOD sas
I" MetrOpolifan Fair, -

A single Box Of Brandreth's Pills contains more
vegetable eyracve matter than twenty boxe. Of sy s IN
the world beside Fiyave hundred scians them .
hoE practice to the exclusion OF other pusa.yes Tho as
letter Of their value yet scarcely appreciated When thsy
better known Sudden death and continued win bs
Of tho past Let those who know them speak right h
their favsr. II Ia duty that VIII ssvs life. a1
Our subject to redundancy of vsed bile At skfs
Spring season, and Ia az dangerous s prevalent but
Brsnd.ehs Pills saod invaluable and Efficient procctisu
By er occasional prevent the collection Of those
puhti-. which in sufficient quantities. cause so much
danger to the bodys hesh They liver complaint
dyspepsia loss OF appetite pain in the head heartburn paia
Ia tho brrs'toons sudden iainness and cosveness A
See B. Br.ndTcth is on tho Government. stamp.
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u. =. Coffee.
BUY 1T. TRY IT!
The new COFFEE manufactured and sold By " is admitted
by ill eho have used il to be
TIE BEST SUBSTITUTE FOR
PURE JAVA COFFEE
aver introduced the public The base OF thi. article Is
PURE COFFEE and contain. rye nor other deeierous
ambulance. All W. ask for il IL TRIAL feeling confident
tina, IL will recommend Itself lie, every give I. fair
TEST
Buyer. OF hi. Coffee risk Is warranted 10
give satisfaction
MAssONNEAU BROS. Red Hook, N. Y.
Howc's Premium Standard scales,
ADOPTED AS THE STANDARD BY THE U. 8. GOV.
EMINENT.
Railroad Track Hay, Coal, Platform, Counter and Druggist
Scale. OF every description. snd every Scale warranted
Send for Iru,tIs,ed Cstsloyns to
..... HOWE BOUVIEA,
No. IA Broadway.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-16
Ihe chief JHSitceShip.

OF the many lawyers named for the
chief Justiceship of the United States
supreme Court. the three best. in our
Judgment, are Collamer Of Vermont. Fes-
>tnden of Maine. and Chase OF Ohio.
II New England Is to have the place, we
should select one Of these two: and If
from the West. we do not know of ANY,
BODY 50 well fitted as Mr.. Chase. Ohio,
however. has Il Judge already; 50 has
Maine: and Vermont has none-and theae
Circumstances point to Judge Collamer a.
Tn most proper of the three. His quail
liz are excellent, his age and character
'ynrrable-hi, ace somewhat too great
We are afraid the President may possibly
think but h is very vigorous still, ano
long may he be so.-IIultou'S Daily.