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New YORK, March 24.-The case of
are accused of having, committed GER
tain frauds in connection with the dis
tillery business in this city, was re-
summed yesterday before Commissioner
Belts. A motion was made to dismiss
the complaint on the ground that it did
not come within the purview of the
passing on this matter permitted the
examination to be proceeded with.
Edward III. Hyatt, the officer alleged to
have been bribed with the view of Civ
ing the use of the government brand to
the persons implicated in the alleged
fraud, was examined on the part of the
prosecution, after which the court adj
journed till to-day. 5,
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Two Kegs Oh w nlSKy, SelZeu by De U. UT,
Collector.
In Rem. In case of forfeiture.
WHEREAS, AN INFORMATION HAS
w been filed in the District Court of the
United States for the District of West Vir-
ginia, on the eight day of March, 1866, by the
United States OF America against two kegs of
Whisky, seized by j. @. Orr, Collector of In.
ternal Revenue of the United States for LIST
Collection District of West Virginia, in. q GER
tain proceeding in rem, alleging in substance
q violation of an Act of Congress, approved
June 3Oth, 1854, entitled IAN Act to provide
Internal Revenue 10 support the Government
to pay interest on the public debt, and for
other purposes, " in that the tax levied on said
two kegs of whisky I'm pursuance of said Act
has not been paid as provided therein, and
praying that said property be forfeited 10 the
United States. Now, therefore, in pursuance
of the attachment under the seal of the said
Court to me directed and delivered the said
two kegs of whisky were taken into my
possession at Wheeling, West Virginia, March
IL, 1856, and do hereby give public notice to
all persons claiming any interest in said Two
kegs of whisky, or In the proceeds thereof, TO
appear before the Judge of the District Court
of the United States for the District of West
Virginia, on the 9th day of April, 1866, Mt
Wheeling, West Virginia, at ii o'clock in the
forenoon of the same day, nf the same shall
be day of iurisdiction) IL not on the next
day of jurisdiction thereafter, then and there
to interpoSe their claims and to make their
s. 3. MCCOLLoCH,
U. g. Marshall Dist. w. Va.
ii. SMITH, u. s. Attorney. mrO-l4t
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HALIFAX, March 25.-The steamship
Patrick, from Glasgow 9TH, from Lon
donderry 9th, arrived at Halifax this
afternoon for orders, with 122 passen-
There are no signs of the China, with
Liverpool dates to the 18th, and Queens
town dates to the 18th.
A light snow storm prevails.
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hide and Leather sTarket.

NEW 1OhfAJ hiathch q, lou.
HIDEs-Have been in slack demand Mt
dropping prices, on receipts this week of 49,,
tad hiae s ana sales OF by S on h1de leaving tne
bales do.
LEATHER-The receipts of sole reached 3d.
600 sides during the week. The demand has
been fair, but at shade lower prices.
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NEW ORLEANS, March A.-The high
water broke through the levees on the
Upper Louisiana and work suspended.
The French Government issued pro-
tposals for six million pounds of tobac-
co; cannot be filled here as formerly.
Three cargoes of Cuba sugar for st.
Louis We're delivered at quarantine.
The Press calls for universal quaran-
tine.
gulf.
The French steamer Leonora brings
large number of Mexican letters and
dispatches for New York and France;
also official letters and dispatches for
the French, Belgian and Austrian Gov
ernments.
The Legislature adjourned at mid
night last night, having passed 123 i'm
portant bills. There is talk of an extra
session, but it is believed the Governor
will not call one until after the spring
elections.
The organization of the city govern
ment is proceeding slowly,
The Picayune denounces all the
charges against Tom Parker which
caused his rejection as Port Surveyor of
New Orleans, to be false.
There is large arrivals Of Northern
and Western Railroad men.
Major Bloomfield, who is appointed
Quartermaster General of Louisiana,
was Quartermaster in the confederate
army.
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CINCINNATI, March 24.-The Ohio
natl merchants Exchange, arrived here
last night to partake of the Inequalities
of the city.
The Commercial estimates the loss by
the fire at one million seven hundred
and tifty-one thousand dollars and the
insurance at two hundred and ninety
three thousand.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-Another
enthusiastic Fenian demonstration oc-
Cured last night at the Academy of
Music under the auspices of Andrew
Wynne, the district centre. Speeches
were made by Stephen j. Meany, Gen.
B. r. Mullen and a. 2. Collins.
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Tobacco Market.
LOUISVILLE March %.
The sales ut the four auction warehouses to-

y IOUIsVIIIIE, NIHfCH
The sales at the four auction warehouses to-
day amounted to 1872 hhds, with rejections of
bids on hhds. The market was more than
usually buoyant and closed firm on all the
grades. Some very fine tobacco was sold from
Henry and owen counties, prices ranging
from S2S to S87.
The following is the full range of bids and
reflections, viz: hhds at 50 20a2 95, q Mt $}a
95 80 at S4a4 co. IS at S5a5 70, s at So 0ja6 TO-
at 81 LOAF 95 at SIS I0aS 80 at S9a9 90 Mt Sl0a
10 so, atSl1 25al1 IS at Sl2al2 T5, ut Sl3 pa
Is u.s. at S14 25a14 rs 10 at Sl5a15 75 Sl6 pa
16 rs, 2 at Sl7 25, Q at Sl775, at $40 70, mt
$50 TO- at S2l ., at SIS, at S5a2S So ut $50,
Rejections-s4 50. sic Is, 50 25. 81 50, 81 IS,
NEW YORK, March %.
The market was more active and prices were
very steady. The sales were LIB hhds. Ken
lucky. mainly at 7a71&c but part at lie, and
100 cnses Ohio seed leaf on private terms. Also
90 cases State seed leaf at S1c, and so bales Ha-
vana at n private price.
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FORTRESS MONROE, March 24.-The
steamer Peril, from Mobile on the 4th
inst, for New York in ballast, arrived
here to-day. The reports of cholera in
Mobile are doubtless without tounda-
ton, but small pox prevailed there to
some extent, especially among the
blacks.
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New YoRK, March 25.-on and after
the first of April next Messrs. Jonn w.
Corlies d Co., financial agents of the
Mexican Republic, will pay at their
office No. 81, Broadway, interest, due in
Mexican loan.
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New YoRK, March 4.-The Wash
ington special states that it is asserted
that if Congress should favor the en-
dorsement of the Mexican Bonds, the
agent of Maximilian viii demand a
similar guarantee for the same amount
for the Imperial loan.
Madame ,Juarez, wife of President
arrived here and is the guest of Senior
Romero.
A Washington dispatch to the Times
states that the Ways and Means Com
mittee has determined to keep the
amount of exemption forincome tax at
5000, with the addition of $50 for each
child up to fifteen.
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BOSTON, March 24.-Brevet Major
General Williams died last night at u
o'clock at the residence of his sister in
this city, of inflammation of the brain.
probably occasioped by his severe la
bors in the Adiutant Generals Depart
officer could die more regretted orbe-
loved -
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San Franclsco nInrIket.

. A2zAEN II 1f1A1NNIoUOs uIftlEII l3s
Mining Stocks are again fiFmer; Savage
1925; Belcher $40; Gould aud Curry 80; Yellow
Jacket 1I5; Chol1ar Eotase " 0pher ~ Hale
perial l45; Empire Mil 200; Legal Tender 7SN
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81. IouIs. March a.

ST. LOUIS, March a.
Flour dull. Wheat duh and unchanged.
Corn firmer at COO for yellow, and &c for
s2Ga26 so for mess, and 50 50 for prime mes.
Bacon duh and unchanged. Whisky unset
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WASHINGTON, March 25.-The De-
partment of State has received anthem
tic information that the three colored
children of Rose Elyria, of New Or
leans, who were taken to Havana with
out the consent of their parents, have
been sent back to her by the U. S. Con-
gave information concerning the re-
moving of the children, when the State
Department instituted proceedings
which led to their recovery.
Prominent members of Congress say
the President will tomorrow return to
the Senate the civil rights bill, with his
objections, while others assert that the
document is already prepared.
Senator Howard having returned to
Washington, it is expected the report
from the Committee on Reconstruction
with the testimony of Gen. Lee, will be
presented early this week.
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OMAHA, March 24.-The official state
ment of the Secretary respecting the
special census taken for the year shows
that the population was then over 49,
900, and is estimated to be at least 81, 900
now. This corrects the misstatement
made in the Senate on the question that
Nebraska has only 26, 600 population.
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AUGUSTA, GA, March 2s.-The negro,
Essex Walker, was hung to-day for the
murder of DIR. Thos. Byrne, of Essex
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO March 81.
Flour duh. Wheat dull at 81 2S@1 By
Corn firm at 4l@411S for No. 1. Oats duh at
25c. Provisions dull. Sales of mess pork Mt
SIS 25@25 so. Lnrd dull at lSc. Sweet picked
hams at .l5c. Dressed hogs So 5n9ll per 100
pounds. Live hogs at 50 25(G9 so.
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NEW YonK, March 24.-The Times,
special says that Brig. Gen. BENZ. ii.
Grierson, of Illinois, has been promo
ted to the rank of Major General for
gallant and meritorious services dur
ing the war. His commission dates
from, May q, 1865. 1t is announced
that he will be stationed in the West.
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Ne,g OrIeans NLarI.ef.

az NEW OhIEANt5, NiHItiIl "a
Cotton weak and unsettled; sales 1890 bale;
receints to-day 1855; low middIing at 371Sc
Gold i24 Sterling Exchange 335z; New York
checks re discount. Business of the week
closed lively. elsi
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GALVESTON, Texas, March 2O.-The
18th Ohio regiment mutinied, saying
their time was out. Sixty members
are under arrest. They were arrested
by negro troops, who are now guarding
Galveston.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 24.-The
steamer Golden City, with passengers
DO. Mccarthy, editor of the Flag
newspaper now refuses to give the In
vestigating Committee of the Legisla-
ture any information whatever concern
ing the alleged bribing of members
The committee summoned all promi-
knowledge of bribery.
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CLEVELAND, o., March 24.-Hervey
Bousfield 81 Co.'s wooden ware factory
burned last night. Loss S15O,O00. In
Surance partial
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Sound, Sound the Truth Abroad"
WEST vIRGINIA's
RELIGIOUS AND SUNDAY SCHOOL
BOOK HOUSE,

FsTABLIsHED ON PRINCIPLES OF RE-
~ nevolence, for the circulation of Evan
gelical knowledge. Constantly on hand:
Bibles, Tracts, Prayer and Hymn Books SUN
day School and Theological Publications. of
all hrSt-clasS Book Houses in this country
Only Agency in West Virginia for Philip
Phillips Popular Sunday School Music Book
s'Musical Leaves" Address orfIers to =,
GEORGE w. STONER Agt,
y, Monroe street, Wheeling.
Authorized Agent for Sunday Magazine"
by DIR, Guthrie, presbyterian, !" and 'tSunday
School Times" mnrS-iy
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LOUISVILLE, March 24.-The Ken
lucky Soldiers Convention meets here
on the 9th and 18th of April. not the 10Th
and 18th as reported in Eastern papers.
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The Latest News.
aIiscenaneous News.
B Y Eel II CIR a II J

ny the Union Line:
ONCE. corner of Main and Monroe streets
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TO the Public.
Thomas Hughes

"ILL CONTINUE THE MFRCHANT
w Tailoring, and wholesale and retail cloth
ing business, at the old stand, No. 35 corner
Monroe and Water Streets. oe98-6md
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The case of the United States against
Simon Donan, one of the Distillers,
whom it is alleged defrauded the gov
ernment by making false returns, was
continued to-day. There are several
defendants who are charged with the
same offence as DOMAIN, and who occupy
the same position, and this case is to be
made test case.
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Plans and Architectnral Drawinos

MR.C G. A. 9o'ROURKE, PROFESSOR 0F,
wi Drawing at st. Vincent's College, Wheel
ing, makes out Plans OF Land, Sections of Oil
Drawings. Having studied in the Art
Schools OF London and Paris, and having had
much practical experience, he can execute
all work of this description in a style that
must give satisfaction. Address, st. ViDcent's
College, 9Th street, Wheeling. feb27-lm"
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REAPERS AND MOWERS.

WTE ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH
w Reapers and Mowers, either single or
combined, and of the most approved patterns
Orders should be sent in early TO avoid disS
appointment in getting machines in time for
harvest.
feb2S-d&w GORRELI, & CO.
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DURE LIBERTY LEADI copy RIGHT
il ed.) Warranted to cover more surface
for same weight than any otheri Try IL, and
You will have no otheri Manufactured only
by ZIEGLER q SMITH, Wholesale Drug,
Paint and Glass Dealers, No. I37 North Third
rs8- For Sale BY Paint Dealers generally.
fa1l23-3TnS
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NEW York, March 24.-The Com
the Civil Rights Bill will unqlestion-
ably be vetoed. The President took
legal opinion on the constitutionality
of the clause providing for the punish
ment, under certain Contingencies, of
State Judges, and the veto will be chief
ly on this point. Its adoption by a
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Just Received.

Just Received.
n ovERING,S SUPERIOR GOLDEN
syrup; Old Gov. Java, Yellow and Green
Rio Gomez, of extra fine quality; Eastern
Cranberries Buckwheat Flour; Philadelphia
Minced Meat; Charleston Grits; Green Peas;
Dried Shakers; Sweet Corn; Italian Maccaroni;
Bohemian Pears; Smyrna Figs; Layer Rais-
ins; bordeaux Salad OIL; Extra French Mus.
ktard; Sardel Fisil In 5 lib kegs, &C., &C, and
~ ia sass low ey N.4eD. WOODROW.
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CHURNS.

CLOVER SEED.
I IN BUS. PRIME CLOVER SEED FOR
lUU sale at the lowest rates by
feb2S-doEw GORIREII.G co
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8lisfellaufons.
The United States
In Rem. Incase of forfeiture.

Two Kegs of Whisky, seized by j. c. Orr,
Collector.
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sn BUS. TIMOTHY SEED. NEW CROP
fsb2s-d&w $50 - - GJRRELL & co.
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consisting OF French. German and Domestic
Cloths. OF all grades and colors, French, Eng
fish and American CaSsimeres, SILK, Cashmere
and Marseines VeStings, White, Fancy, Linen,
Travelling and Flannel Shirts, Under-Shtrts
and Dfawers Scarfs Ties, SuspendelS, Hand
kerChiefs Socks, Gloves, Gauntlets and Coli
lars, Travelling Bags and Valises, &c, &c Our!
department OF
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on BUSH. NEW ORCHARD GRASS SEED
ZiJ 20 Z" KY. Blue grass seed, for
sac by [marl0l PRYOR BOYD &C0.
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More than they Bargained for.

More than they Bargained for.
The constitutional amendment Is advo-
Gated by the Radicals on the ground that
it will equalize representation in Con.
gress. GEORGE r. CoxsrocK, Esq, an eff
fective Conservative stumper in New York,
calls upon them to join hands with him in
securing more general equalization Of
representation. He points to the case OF
the New England States. Their whole
population numbers some 100000, while
New York alone has over 100000. Yet
New England has twelve Senators and New
York only two. Nor Is this all. In any
case where an election Of President goes
to the House Of Representatives, New
England, under the Constitution as it now
stands, casts six votes, while New York
casts only one. Thus each man in New
England has FIVE times as much political
power as each man in New York. Rhode
Island has one electoral vote to. every
forty-five thousand people, while New
York has one to each one hundred and odd
thousand. If the discussion of this consti-
tutional amendment shall result in causing
New England to be shorn Of the power
which she has used to Cypress all the rest
of the Union, we shall not regret that it
was commenced. 1t will be the old story
repeated of "the engineer hoisted within
own petard." 49,
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sPFOIAH NoT1UEk

- xK GRAND o9CaMx.-7hs grsnA -.
srstiA mediation Il TO hsip mature. sustain and
AIauLAfB-thsss ars the alpha and omega Of us
only theory Of care that has common sense for Ia
basis. II the nervous system y shattered, the
muscles weak. and he mind, like tbs body, q
stats 70 partial sollsrss-whst - u best tosof
Rsssoa teaches q the answer: gt5
gSs- BUILD Up TOUR NAN.
Brsss MIN Mp - yos woaid brace lettering sdi''
Ace. The pehulum he needs = tonie alssrsays.
Bling hin up oat Of The depths Of debility ana ds'
49, HosrrrYRs BrrrERs. g'
They cannot injus. child may take them IN
aosss suited to its years without the possibility Of
hsxn. The snistbisd vitsi powers arc = SURE 20
respond theoretically 10 their action q the wlssc
srsss l. TO erect it, blades under the ind
rsfreshing rain. In all cases OF debility the BIT
TKRs are absolutely required. There 10 no SUP
sttuts or eedansum that win MI their place.
Resort TO this most wonderful Of modem tonies'
AND ALL WILL BIZ WELL.
Bear In mind that In Dyspepsis, lntsrnn'sns
Psysrs, Bilious Disorders. and Affections OF the
Nerves. NO other medicine will produce one nshe
OF the good eject that Invariably follows the use
Of this excellent Invigorator and Corrective.
Sold evsrywheTe.-Neso York Tribune, ocfoo6
S1kh, ISes. W
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The MARYLAND TRouBLEs-OFFIcIAL.-
The National Republican of yesterday says
eve learn that the Maryland case was
finally discussed in Cabinet meeting yes
terday, all the facts having been laid be-
fore the Government"
In another article the Presidents organ
remarks:
aThe case Is one completely within the
jurisdiction Of the State authorities Of Ma
ryland-civil, legal case-and there is no
more need of outside interference than
there was when Governor Fenton inyesti-
gated charges against the police commits
sioners of New York city.
cit is nothing less than foul incendiarism
to say to one of the excited parties in Ma
ryland, Resist your Governor; resist the
Federal bayonets if the President should
order them there to enforce the laws, and
We will help your armed resistance with
ont STINT"
And the organ alss publishes without
comment Hon. Reverdy Johnson's letter
against the police commissioners Of Balti.
more.
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- WHITE SULPHUR WATER.
FROM THR WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

nH WHITE SULPHUR WATER.
FROM TIE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
GREgNBRIBR COUNTY.
We have lust received supply OF this
WATER. DIRECT FROM THE SPRINGS.
TIE REPUTATION OF THIS WATER Is WORLD
WIDE.
60 we'll known are It, valuable properties In the
CURE OF BILIOUS DISEASES AND OTHEk DE-
RAEGEMRNTs OF THE LIVER
that 4 n deemed to do more than make
the announcement that the water can be had.
The experiment Of transporting the water wa
fully made years ago. ,sro
pRMRDIAL, EFFICACY, As WHEN TAKEN
FRESH FROM THE FOUNTAIN:
Orders addressed to JOHN r. CARING, Wnite
sulphur Springs, will meet with prompt attention ~
Price per case Of two dozen quar- oos.ies, sN''''
For sale in quantities to suit purchasers oy
PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Druggists,
General Agents for the Virginia Springs waters.
oc 6-3w*
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THu AIRLINE RAILRoAD.-The spirit
manifested BY, The people Of the counties
through which the strsight-line railroad
ffom Richmond 70 Lynchburg 10 expected
to pass cannot be too highly commended.
We publish4his morning the proceedings
Of 1 meeting bald the other day in Cum
berland, which, like that in Buckingham,
tenders the right Of way free of charge.
This enterprise should not be suffered to
II. We must push 1t through without
any cessation Of efforts. Now or never Is
our opportunity.
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Radical Hes % InAuenee the New
as. York Elections.
Correspondence Of the New York Tribune

Correspondence Of the New York Tribune.
NEW ORLEANS, October 22.-The mill
tary authorize the investigation of the
statement, made to them in writing, that
the rebels in this city contemplate o rising
and massacreing Of Union citizens on the
LIST of November, All Saints day. Large
supplies of arms, with some brass cannon,
are known to have been recently imported.
A portion of the Seventeenth United States
infantry, from Newport, KY, and Sixth
United States colored infantry, have lately
arrived. They are encamped, with q large
number Of other troops, at Greenville, .
distance Of about Eve miles from the city.
Captain Stone, in command of the gun
boat squadron, has deemed it expedient to
move his command TO Q position which
will insure him the protection Of the United
States troops. The gunboats are not In
commission, and are without armament.
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THE BALTIMORE TRANscRIPT.-This ex-
cellent journal announces that Mr.. r. 81.
HENDERsoN has become joint editor and
proprietor with Mr.. W. II. NEILsoN. The
Transcript Is thorn in the flesh Of the
Radicals, who vent their spleen upon it
whenever opportunity offers. Our friend
NELSON is man Of fine taste. The new
editor Is unknown TO N, but We doubt not
that he u Of the right stripe.