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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-10

The vote In the city OF New York was over
10000, and McClellsn'S majority rising 81 900.
The Tribune says! eve have lost no American
vote, but the naturalized and especially the
Irish vote OF our whole State is not only much
larger, but more unanimous than ever before.
1t is . shame that New York should make such
record for herself in such a contest; but the
blame does not rest on those who have done
their utmost for the National Cause"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-10

BELLOWS FALLS, VT, Nov. "A public
meeting Is being held here tonight, with refer.
ence to the attempted raid on the bank here on
Saturday night. A. y. Swain is chairman, and
George State secretary. Speeches have been
made by several gentlemen. dispatch from
Sov. Smith has been received, urging the cIt.
zens TO organize and arm themselves against
the raiders. company Is being formed TO
patrol the village. Hereafter strangers lurk.
Ing about the streets without business will hEve
TO give sU account OF themselves.
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Probable Capture OF TITO Pirate TaIIs
hhshee.

NEw YORK, Nov. 9.-Thc steamer Arago
from Hilton Head on the 9Th, reports that on
Monday morning, (the 1th,) being in company
with the United States steamer Huntsville
sighted a suspicious steamer, when both gave
chase, and, the stranger crOwding all steam
and sail, :he Huntsville commenced firing
which was replied TO. The firing was kept up
desultorily for two hours. The gunboat Banshee
then Joined the chase, thus hemmug in the
pirate, both the pursued and pursuing vessels
nearing land very fact to the eastward. The
lookout at 8 2p. m, land being in full view,
saw the pirate, evidently hcmued In Jy tho
fast vessels after her. The Arago kept on her
course for New York.
Purser Sly, of the AraSn, says he has no
doubt that the vessel was the pirate Tallahas.
see. She had guns Of long range, but was un.
questionably captured or sunk before sunset,
the vessels all being les than ten mirs from
land,
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S. T.-ISeo-X.

Persons OF fGedentary habits, troubled with weak.
noes, lashtude, palpltation OF the heart, lack Of
Appette distress after eating torpid liver, eOnsti
patton, SC, deserve to suffer II thoy will not Try
them.
authorities, and arc warranted to produce an t1l-
mediiGe beneficial etiest They are exceedingly
agreeable, perfectly pure, and harmless
ROTICE.--Any person rtetendiDg to sell fisntA-
ton BitteIs IN bulk OF By the gallon Ia swindier
and impostor. 1t Ia put up only In our log cabin
bottle. Beware OF bottles rerlled with imitation
doleterious stuff, for which several porsons are al.
ready In prison. Nee that every bottle has our
United States stamp over the cork unyIuf.IaiFd,
and our signature on EteeLpIate aide label.
Sold by respectable dcalera throughout the hAb.
table globe. =, u. DRAKE 4 CO.,
Auly-enlm ~ broadway, n. Y.
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HANDEL.

MAcKHREL.-The Cape Cod (Mass.) 4decr'
hMr says tue bay fleet had done quite sue
cessful business during the season, and thu
shore fleet has done we'll. But the former
landed their mackerel at foreign ports, Instead
OF bringing them homewhen prices were good,
and the arrival Of some twenty-h five thousand
barrels In Glousester recently has caused gluL
in tho market, which, after the fall In gold
and the unsettled state OF the markets, has re-
duced tho price so low that the article cannot
be sold at present 80 as TO compensate the
fishermen.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-10

hnyUTASr GENERAL's OFFICR, J
WAsTtIEGTOH, u. C., November 8, 1854.
The following othcers, having been reported at
the headquarters Ol the army Tor the offences here
inAfteT specified, are hereby notified that they will
unleIs, withia fifteen days from this date, they
appear before the military commission In session
in this city, Oi which DrigAdieF General John Z.
Caldwell, United states volunteers, 10 president,
Ard make satisfactory defence TO the charges
against them;
4JseT rhouth hGT hGring Jailed 10 ME IN me ocs
gsOHS cert lhodiCs gf Disability, as required bvhr
regulations oJhr II'dr DeBartnrhi.
First Lieutenant Charles L. Graham, 2sth Maine
volunteers.
Absence toiihOm GVs and conduct PrrJdicid 10 good
Ordrr dHd nj, Rdry diSriDlns.
Captain Edward Williams, 9TH Maine volunteers.
n, ID. TOWNSEND,
haslAtSnt AdiutAnt General
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~ coRNtn OF NINTH AND D STREETS.

This Lars and handsome Hall 10 now for rent
for Balls, COrcrrts, sc. II 10 finely iFeEcoed aud
Hpished Ia the most substantial manner, with
large and Cnnver lent dressing rooms, and gallery
at he sou h end tor spectators.
The Hall 10 the heat ventilated loom In the city,
with twenty windows On the south aud east and
west aide with large yentilatOr In the centre OF
tho hali. 1t is admirably adapted Tor Concerts,
being built with especial attention to that ohJeoti
aud ioI BAlls the greatest care has been taken to
have tho best floor that could he procured.
lhe Hall Will be rented for Balls, Concerts,
MlnSlTels, Fairs, 80.
IEQuiIo Of o. SHECKELs, on d street, third door
II ON the Hall, nol0-df
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-10

AMONG the gratifying incidents of the clrc
tlOn on Tuesday Is the fact that nearly all oi
our Oldest citizens voted for Mr.. Lincoln. The
venerable lsaac c. Jones, for long period one
OF our most distinguished merchants, who
voted for General Washington, on Tuesday
cast ballot for Mr.. Lincoln, having reached
the extraordinary age of ninety-hve years,
This vote is one of which our worthy President
may well feel proud.-Ihid. North Amsricdm.
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FoKr MONaoE, Nov. s.--The tl,nu,,r Ca
lypso, from Beaufort, y. C., arrived here this
morning, having In tow the LlocEalrrunner
Lady Sterling, captured on the 18Th ult. while
running out Of Wilmington, y. c., with load
Of cotton.
The Hag-of-truce feet Of transports under
Lieut.. Col. HulfOrd sailed this afternoon, for
Port Royal, S. c., to receive Unon prisoners
about to be exchanged.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-10

HALIFAX, Nov. 9.-Thc steamer Africa ar
rived this afternoon. Her news is unimport-
ant. She brings dates 10 the 30th nit.
The trial of Muller is not vet settlpI, The
matter created great interest.
The ho'niny Post denies the rumUrs Of q dis.
solution OF Parliament
There arc rumOrs OF further delay in the con.
clusion Of peace negotiations. Intelligence nm.
favorable to peace Is said to have reached Co.
penhsgcn on the 2G,h, and council Of S,sc
had been suddenly summOucl
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New York stock List.
By the Peoples Telegraph Lines,
omeei-Oll Ninth street and corner PennSylyAui
LOCAL NEWS

The DRATT.-The Board OF Enrolment die.
posed Of the following eases to-day:
Firh Sub.DiSricf- s. Henderson, enrolled
iu Pennsylvaniai David Conner, accepted.
Fourth Sub u6-DiSTici-SanfoTd Biiyef, detailed Ia
TAyy yard, VIM. A. Scott, Aeeeptedi Wm. NJ. shut,
ter, furnished substitute.
Itth Sub-DiHid-Augultus BlnEwhnger, fur,
nished suhstitutei Geo. JOhnson, accepted.
Stptnh Sab Di'hid-JAmeB Grossly, physical dis,
ability,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-10

REVIVAL IS GRoRGHTowN.-A large revlva
has been awakened In the Methodist Prott stan
Church In Georgetown, Rev. Bower's, pastor. A
protraeted meeting has been held for the past si'
been converted TO q religious Nith. Last Sunday
twenty-five persons Joined the church. This ID
which will, doubtless, rebound TO It's htur,
pfOHpefItY
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-10

THB following are the numbers Of persona
whom the following European cathedrals will
hold; 81. Peters, Rome, 81 900; cathedral at
Milan, $1,000; 81, PauPF, at London, 20, 600
Bic. Sophie, at ConstantInope, 1000; Nolre
Dame DC Paris, $1,000; cathedral OF Pisa,
1900; 81. Mark OF Venice, 1000.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-10

Although no returns have been received from
Kansas, 1t is quite certain that the Union
ticket was carried In the election on Tuesday.
No other ticket ''a' q" n" field! Ills probable
that the peace Democrats OF that State have oil
Joined Prices army.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-10

Mr.. Simeon Draper ordered two hundred
guns to be fred in front OF the City Hall, New
York, and at Madison Square, yesterday after.
noon, in honor Of the victory achieved by the
Union ticket.
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W NN DIT Ut II INIT 7
AnJuI Ant GESERAL'E OrTICE,
~ u. = ~. 4

AuJUI Ant GESERAL'E OTTICE,
WAHHINOTOS, Nov. i, 1854.
The folUwing.nHmed officers, charged with OF.
fences, and heretofore published, are exempt from
being dlsuiBsed the service of the United States,
the Military Commission Instituted by Special
Orders No. S. BerGs of 1868, from the War Depart.
ment having reported that satisfactory defence
has been made In their respective cases, via;
Major j. n Williams, lst New York cavalry.
Major GcUIgc '. DOulellc, 9ibt New York cav.
airy. l.. ID. TOWNSEND,
nOvS ARsIHtSnt Atigtant General.
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Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. PM.
suERMAN's REPORTED MOVEMENT
TO SAVANNAH

From a copy OF the Richmond why lying
before US, dated Nov. ., We infer that the re.
port of shermau's advance upon Savannah was
incorrect. No mention Is made Of /! in the
Savannah dispatches.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-10

New YoRK, Nov. lO.-Gold opened at 2iG =;
advanced 70 2j4. Sold at the board at ?j3, and
is now selling at o52.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-10

WEDDISU AT ST. PRTER's.--A large number
Of persons assembled at ST. Peters church thiI
morning, to witness the nuptiAs OF Lieut.. John
Rosa, OF the 5Oth II ment eng neer cOrps to Mrs
Maggie StnderBOn. Rev. Father Boyle OflcIAted
The young couple were the recipients OF many
= Northern tour,
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Arrest OF Harry Gnmor's New NorI
Friend.

W. }. Ives arrived in Baltimore yesterday
under guard, having been arrested in New
York, BY order OF Gen. Butler, at the reQuclt OF
Gen. Wallace, upon the charge OF being con-
eorned In the purchase OF a sword to he pre-.
sentod to Maj. Harry Gllmor and which was
captured few days since in BatImorc. IIc,
confined In the military prison.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-10

Is-ws have learned nat to b. ssIonI.hsI
At anything. YeaTs Of experience And . ootts.
tpOndcnce extending throughout all nationAlitiss
oil the habitable globe have turned theories into
facts and established basis from which We nOel
not err. We are not surprised At such faets the
followinS--Glthough the persons who write then
are. We know the persons and eireumsthnee.,
hence feel Al liberty to indOIar their statements
"SEw BEDroRD, Mats., Nov. ~, 1855.
DEAN Sin :-Ihayc been afflicted many years with
severe prostrating cramps 10 my llmbs, cold feet
and hands, and general dsOrdored System. Physi
eisns and medicines failed to relieve ne. Whia
vihting some friends In New Hofk who were using
Plantation Biltsrs they prevailed upon me to try
Nem. Icommenscd with = small wine-siAssfuii
after dinner. Feeling better by degrees, 10 = lew
days WAS sstOnlshed TO hnd the eoldness AMI
cramps had entirely left NE, snd could sleep the
night through, which ! have not done for years 1
feel like another being. My appetite And strenk ,h
have also greatly Improved by the use OF the Plan.
tNtIon Bitters.
Respectfully, JUDIrH Russell.
"' lowe much TO you, for verify
believe the Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
REV. W. n. WAOOoSER, Madrid, n. Y.n
"RrrDsBuRY, Wis, Sept. 10, Isos.
~ have been In the srmy hospltA,
tot fourteen neutrality-suspicious. and nearly dead
A. Alton H., they gave me bottle o. Plantation
Bttters, Three bottles restored
The following Ia fron tho Manager Of the Union
Home School for tho Children OF Volunteers,
HAyEMEyER MAREIos, b1TH srREEr,I
NEW YOAR, August ,, 1889.
On. DnAKE:-Hour wonderful Plantation Bittsn
have been gfven to aome Of our little children sui.
ferins from weakness and weak lungs with mo
happy effect. Que little girl in particular with
pains In her head loss OF appetite, and daily vast.
Ing consumption, on whom all medical ssIll had
Nh afaJ I.a Inpn RtraItf M
commenced with but a teaApooAful Of Bittes a
day. Her appetite and strength rapidly laeftnssd,
and Bhe 10 now well.
Respectfully, Nps. o. II. DrvoE.
80 Thou Wit send me tive bottles
more OF thy Plantation Ditttrs. Ny wife has beea
greatly benefited by their use.
Thy Friend, Asa CURTIH, Philadepbis, Pa"
&c Ihnye been great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and had TO abandon preaching. - The
Plantation Bltters have cured me.
REV. J, S. CATHRoE, Rochester, n. Y"
"' Ihsye gwen the Plantation Bit
tiers TO hundreds OF our disabled soldiers with the
G. W. D. Andrews,
cuS soldieIs Home, Cincinnati, o."
80 The Plantation Ditters have
cured nc cT the Liver Complaint, OF which wAI
laid up prc';ssts, NOd had to "bsndon my bust
nebs. II. D. KIROsLsY,
Cleveland, Ohio"
90 The Plantation BitteTs have
cured me Of a arrangement OF tho Kidneys and
Urinary Organs that has distressed me for years.
Il acts Ike 4 ohAIM. c. L. MOOSE,
No. .b4 Broadway"
Aer ao., he., SO, ~.
The Plantation BitterH make the weak Dtrons
the lAnguid brllliSnt, and are exhausted natures
great restorer. They are composed OF the cello
brated Calisays Bark, Wintergreen, sasssifAs
Roots, Herbs, So., all preserved In perfectly pure
St. CrUlX Rum.
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CANTBRnURY.-Thc bill tonight consists oi
pleasing variety OF songs, dances. negro ecoen'
large troupe Of ArtiItes appear. Tomorrow
Friday afternoon and evening, Cherry Belle, the
pleasing protean actI ess, takes farewell benefit
i" French Spy" Don't forget CheTry's benefit.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-10

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Mcclure 4
Co. sold yesterday afternoon two brick houses on
Pennsyl ylvaniA avenue, between FirSt aud Second
atTeetE, to b. MAuTy for VI, 800, aud two frame
houses to George nAum for Si 100.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-10

A JOLLY CROwp.-Last night a crowd of
Government clerks, who exhibited tn cir JOY at the
Union triumph by wheeling one another In wheel
bArrows and by other publication prUcGe edings,
were arrested by the police and fined three djllAIs
each by Squire Miller for disOTdeTly conduct
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-10

PRIzB CAsEs.-In the case of the United
states ". schooner Proctor, the libel WAS dis.
missed on yesterday In The admiralty court, the
owner pAying costs.
The schooner Melinda was condemned. but her
ca go released.
The steamer Siren, eighteen canoes, nine boats,
and number OF hOI seI were also condemned,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-10

The one man from Michigan who voted for
Mcclellan could neither read nor write.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
z. Z. BLISS,
Surgeon United States Volunteers,
In charge OF Hospital.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-10

JUST RECEIVED at the Dollar JGwery Store,
No. ils Pennsylvania avenue, near FOur.Rnd-a
half street. new snd beautiful styles OF Ivory Sets
Gold-plAted Betts, and Silver plated Teaspoons Al
the Do lar Jewelry Store, I3S Pennsy lvhna avenue
near FomT-And.L-haIf street. nolOat.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-10

GUERRILLA. Sergeant George Edmonson, OF
the 4Ist Virginia cavalry, was sent in this morn.
IL & from the deieHees south OF the Potomac, hay
ing been captured ~ guerrilla. He was commit
ted to the Old Capitol.
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NEW JERSEY

NEwARE, Nov. Q.--New Jersey gives McClel
Ian about $500. ON joint ballot the Demo
Gratis will have small majority on the Lrgls
laturs, thus securing a United States Senator
TO succeed VIM. Ten Eyck.
The Cnionist' gain 5000 votes in the STATE
pvpr I $50
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-10

.hn4aT, Nov. 9--Eyening.-At the JOsrna!
Office the State is claimed for the Union ticket
by "a least frr houand majority. The Argus
claims the State for the Democratic party by
800 or 1000 majority.
The Republicans will have about u majority
In the Assembly.
Buffalo city gives Mcclellan ass majority. 1t
gave Seymour l,j?j majority, which. would in
dicate UuIon gain Of ,0IO.
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PnukDELPHIA, Nov. 0--Cumberland Coun-
" gives 1IS Democratic maj jority-a Union loss
Of $50.
LyComing county gives 4OU Democratic ma
joglty--a MON loss Of So.
Bedford county gives 900 Union maJority--a
gain Of 70.
Berks county give. i, 100 Democratic major
ity-a loss OF 800.
Chester county gives 1850 Union majority
a gain of 800.
Delaware county gives 1900 Union MAORI
tv--a gain OF BOO
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"' lowe much 20 you, for verify
believe the Plantation Bitters have saved my life
REV. W. II. WAOOoSER, Madrid, N. y"
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MADISON, Nov. 9.--The Repu bllcans elect
majority in both branches OF the Legislature
and I've of the six Congressman. 1t may re
qulro the soldiers vote TO carry two OF them.
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OihcIa!: JANEs A. BATES,
lst 1t. Y. Il. {.
SHOWS BATTERY.
portion Of Shows Maryland battery, al
Cumberland, Maryland, gave II votes for Lin.
coin, and none for Mcclellan; 10 for Swami;
Chambers none The greater portion were
home on furlOugh.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-10

NrSrG Editors Baltimore An>ricdn!
The following is the result OF the Presidential
vote cast at Point Lookout, Maryland.
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The Plantation Bitters make the weak DtronS
the lAnguid brllliSnt, and are exhausted natures
great restorer. They are composed OF the eeio
brated Calisays Bark, Wintergreen, sasssifAs
Roots, Herbs, Se., all preserved In perfectly pure
St. CrUiX KUN.
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authorities, under proper regulations. to
appropriate such part Of them to the public
service as may be required.
Resofced, That the States have the right
to export such productions and to import
such supplies as may be necessary fer
State Use, or for the comfort or support Of
their troops in service, upon any vessel or
vessels owned or chartered. by them and
that we,request Congress st ITS next SEES
sion 10 pass laws, removing all restrictions
which have been imposed by Confederate
authority upon such exports orsimports by
the States.
And lastly. we deem il not Inappropriate
to declare our firm and unalterable purpose,
IA we believe II TO be that Of cur fellow
citizens, TO msintsin our right of self-go-
vernment, to establish our independence
and to uphold the rights and sovereignty
OF the States or Il perish in the attempt.
Rssoired, That the Chairman be request,
ed to send copy Of these resolutions e
His Excellency President Davis. and als'
one each 10 the President Of the Seaatc
aad the Speaker OF the House OF Represen'
tatives to be laid before their respective
bodies.
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nillsbaruugh 8ssnrhtr,
HILLSBoRoUGR, y. g.
Wednesday, November >, 1864.
ANOTHER cHANGs OF TERMS.

4 large increase ia the priss Of printing paper and
rex, we'll A. The great Cos, - living compels ~
ysry reluctantly 10 mske another advance in the price
q the Recorder. Hefea,at the price will be ton dol
lars for the year. or five dollars fas sx months, paid
ia advance. In view 81 the uncertainty Of the future
prefer taking subscriptions Tor sir months only
We are persuaded ,n-i bu, few Of our patron. w,h
deem this advance 10 pries unreasonable. when 1hey
consider that IN dslir, viii not purchase = much
d provisions. a,ar. msai OF meat, As fry cent, would
in former times II any however shuld be dis.aiis.
6ed. We shall Be glad II they will sirs .. sarls 40,
rss. tAsJ can di.c.susas :. ,ny tiss ~ ps,isg ur
shat Is dc.
We believe there s,s bal i.~ Of. our .ab.ctibsf,
-Ao srs unibis 20 pay bul sasre are .oHs who h.vs
been vef, isrdy 10 the malsss. - printing papsr
he, become "a important i,rn ia eur erpen.s,. vs
nest iasis. upon more proDps raYmenls; We e,nno'
ooniInus 70 sead the Recorder % these rha 10 nai
intend 10 pay. We hope al Who are il arrears. whe.
lhsr Tor short or Longer nns. viii feel II 70 -
daily. ewes pleaeu .. TO nake early payments. Il
would Be beslsr 10 al cases . make payments in 81
vance; il souid be saving 70 The subscriber. asi
eoa'enisnes to The publisher. The ps,eliee Of r..
quinas payments in sl.asee cas- become Dos almost
universal. AID " shall adopt The sne rule - sOes
40 ws can.
October So.
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the meantime Chief Justice Marshall died,
the Senate changed its political complex
ion, and he was nominated and confirmed
as Marshall's successor. and took his seat
in January, 1897. since which his fame has
been part Of the legal history OF .his coun-
try.
OF Judge Taney's eminent legal quali6-
cations there can be but one opinion. His
was a thoroughly legal intellect. and his
profound knowledge of the law would have
dune honor to the beach in any age. Tie
discharged the high duties OF his position
with a dignity, impariial'ty and integrity
which have reflected honor on his country,
and in 4 manqer which. with one notable
exception, have been entirely satisfactory
TO his countrymen. That exception was
the bred Scot, decision. which. owing to
the important posi,ical questions il inyslv-
ed, could not fail TO provoke comment and
dissent. OF the private character OF Judge
fancy all aea speak we'll. Courteous,
dignifed. generous, heightened, he remind
ed US Of race Of public men distinguish
ed for their simplicity, their kindness and
ma gnanimity, who have done honor to the
land Of their birth, and whose nantes have
not vet falles on shoulders worthy 10 wear
them-Marshall. Madison, Story, Webster,
Clay, aud all that noble galaxy of the past
Ia vain we lock around US for their peers.
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THE NEWS.

The socosnls IRON Virgins snd oth1 sourss. N
he hs fsu days ave quite cheering
A seri'a. battle -ss f.ssh. Gu THURSDAY last, on
u. Bsyd,Os plank fosd. seven mile. southwest Of
feef'yss. .pj the sn-uy, stacking oar splfsnsh.
NESTS. were Sven Or s,shl time. repulsd with heavy
Iss rsrs ,hoo.aa prisoner. sod sish, pisces d
srhIef, -rs .teu.
a t~s.J si'sss ws ssds ape, sur lines o. che
Dsrby,ssn read, ssls~ RiebnenS th.h repeated
sss.sI. sse each iins rspvl,sd wiA heavy loss
The ssh, ss ssp, ny e. I'VE ssv. Our ls.s ,uy