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wer,t to Sen Yesterday.

Went to Sen Yesterday.
ssarsgossa, Crowell New York. g
Br bark E ghRH, Cam, Matanzns and Mafke1 N
Fl bark MazntRn, Fauvre, HRyre.
Span brig Jovon Jose, Fradua, Antwerp.
schr Moses Patten, Harding, Pntladeiphla.
schr Volant, Dodge, Baltimore =
schr Matte + Taber, NORRIS New York.
From this Port. +
sohr Ralph Carleton, Harrington; y Boston Feb z
Schr Magnolia, Chase, Norfolk va, Fep +
Schr Lilly, Woolfcrd, Baltimore, Fed o.
Up for this Port. .
Bsrk Linda, Hewitt, at Baltimore, Feb g..
schr southsrner, Darling, at New York Feb 81
Steamer Planter, -, at Norfolk, to lea7e feD Il.
Cleared for this Port.
steamship Mo1eks, Lebby, at New York, Feb g.
Steamahtp Lulu, Childs, at Baltimore, Fen Z:
Steamship Sea G1I1, Dutton at Baltimore, fep1.
Smiled for this Port.
Br ship Mary Raymond, Raymond, from Hamilton Ber-
Br brig Albert, Erickson, from Liverpool Jan ~
Brig Maria, White. from Norfolk, va, feo =.
Schr Palmer, Palmer, from Baltimore, req o:
schr Montezuma,. -, from Norfolk, Feb T.
Memoranda.
The Supply steamer Memphis. put into this port
on Thursday Last and sailed a8aan yestefoAY' po"la
North.
ns seen near thu Bar od wednesday last by the steam
ship Carroll, at this port from Baltimore.
dispstch from Holmes' Hole, Of the 9Th inst, says
that the schr Lovst Peacock, from Charleston for New
York previously reported In distress and with three feet
Of watar hold, had arrived nt the above place.
The schr NeVnda, Doughty, from this port for Galh-
more, was ct tho Delaware Breakwater, Feb 4
The Baltimore Gazette states that the achoonera Ella
Fish and Waterman both from this port for that city
had been carried ashore Thomas Point by the ice on
Mondny evening. steam tug had been sent to the az
sistance OF the Ella Fish,
Noaro1z. VA February THE Ice In ths Patapsco il
breaking ul but 1t will be week or more yot before
sailing vesasls cau go up and down the bay.
The Baltimore Sun Of February 9th says; The weather
yesterday delightfully."- pleasant and spring caus
ing ice to disappear rapidly md the streets to bt
tiled with pedestrians. The ice still remains blocked u
about Fort Carroll but offers serious obstruction
navigation. Tho steamer George Leary, from Norfoll
Via Annapolis up Tuesday night ne did also ths
steamer Liberty, from Newbern. N @. The Adelaide
which lett Tuesday afternoon for Norfolk got clear
tha Ice and passed Annapolis about four O'clock Sht
may be expected back to-day. The Thomas Kelso fol
Norfolk, left yesterday afternoon, With large number
passengers End hesvy freight List hrge number Q
bay vessels ailed yesterday and before shtal bad al
succeeded In psssing Fort Carroll The steamship Wor
cestes ftom Liverpool which went into Annapolis OF
Sunday In consequence Of the ce got under way yes
terdsy and steamed up TO her wharf where che Will
once commence dischargtng her valusbe cargo:
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COMMERCIAL.
EXPORTS.

NEW YORK-per stsa,nship saragossa-18 bales 8 /
and S82 bales Upland Cotton, II bales Yarn, bales
Leather, 2 bbls Metal, ID pigs Lead, LOO packngea
JERSEY CITY-Per schr Paragon-l1oo 900 feet Lumbar
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.nuHoPEAH TEsT1morIAls.

Reoeiued during the month Of august, 1866.
LONDON July 25, 1857.
Mrssns OH1oKERMa l. soNs-Gents: have much
oieagure In enclosing document signed by the frst
cnmposars muscians and professors In Europe held
your Pianos in such high estimation tude my oertih-
cate that felt my duty to take one Of them with me
to Europe ascertain the opinion OF my professional
hrethren' Tho enclosed certificate Will prove how
unantnaouB they have been on the subject. beg TO
FORWARD at the time, letter received from my
atIend Mr. Collard which am sure must be graais'
have the honor 70 be- gentlemen, yours very truly,
-G-Gz527:s=a= JAMES M. WEHLL 3.
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nor.d to-day WAS 600 bags at 1sc In bond Choice Rio

ported to-day was GOO bags at 1Sc in bond Choice Rio
In held at 1sc gold, duty paid.
CorToN-The nnrket was quiet and steady todBy, With
small sales on the basis of SSc for Midding Upland.
F1ouR-There was better feeling In the market to-
day. based on the advance in gold prospective opening
Of navgatun and more inquiry for home and neighbor
{nr markets. orthwestarn Extra brands, which we're
slow at So some days since were in demand to-day at
that figure Rye Flour s scarce and wanted sole re
ported at 81 o. Corn Meal continues dull The market
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SIlflH.IAs s sSaNIILlEUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
rAyE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE ExPk-
ii RIENCE, an entire success: Simple -Prompt-kff
Sent and Reliable. They ara the only medicines per-
ncsly adapted to popular uaeno afmple that mistaken
,an1ot be ulnde In using hem; harmless "a 70 be
iree from danger and go efficient to be always reia
ble They hive raised the highest oommeaaston ffom
N. and win always render astasfacson.
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z GRAIE-There WAS very little Wheat Offering on
Change An ordinary lot of Pennsylvania red WAS held
at 50 TO- without buyer No received or sold
Corn was steady 41O0 bushels white and - goo bushels
yellow received included in the sales were l50O bushels
fair to prime white a 81 03a1 o.; $500 bushels yellow OF
97c and 1000 bushels delivered at Falls Point, at 81.
as-S5O0 bushels received and 100 bushels sold at ETC
800 bushels in lots 59c No sales Of Rye repored quote
prime Pennsylvania at 81 25a1 30. --Zs==5z
Aio1AssEs-Some little inquiry but no sales effected;
quote prices nonninally unchanged.
PRovIsroNG-With improved receipts from the West
and continued brisk demand for Bacon from the South
the market Is firm. We quote Bacon Shoulders 11A
cts Sides cts for RIB and IS cts for clear rb 16a7
cts for HAMS latter for fancy sugarcuredZ Meats
are held firm; sale9 to-day, though good inquiry at
previous figures viz; cts for loose Shouders 9 cts
for packed do; 1O cts for rib Sides and II c for clear
rib do lard quote Il 1a12 cts latter for retail lots
Cisy Baltimore refned I6h cts in kgs Mess Pork S22
prime Mess s2O and prime S18 SO @ Dbl.
R1cE--Receipts and stock Of Carolina small; quote
103za11c Rangoon, held in bond, at 4c gold.
SALT--The market is firm, with good demand at 81 20
a2 25 for Liverpool ground alum s3 20a3 20 for hne
ner suck, and soc per bushel for Turks Island
Stockholders are firm In anticipation Of more ac-
tire demand soon We quote for ordinary clover So 76
and pripe to choice saa9 rs; gnn sale was reported at
the latter price to-day Timothy Is steady at S. 75a4 rer
bushe Flax-Recepts light and prices steady at 81 70
per bushels the price paid by city crushers for clean
lots.
SuaAR-With Light imports, reduced stock ano aat
vance in gold holders are firm, though prices
any quotable change. The only sale to-day was 10 'os
Demerara, vacuum pan, at 13Ac.
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PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, l7th Day, 1852
RESPECTED FR1END:-Eiy daughtsr has beea much
benefited by the of thy Plantation Bitters Thou
wilt send me two bottles mora. .ss.s5s5st==5
Thy trsudt Asa CURR1N.
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No, i, cures Fevers, Congestion, Infammations. -
rs Worms. Worn.Feyer, Worn-Coic.. 2
Crying Cole, or Teething Of In
DIarrnna ; Of Children or Adults. Is
Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious 0ohc... 81
Cholei n 1orbus, Nausea, Vomit-
Co1kns. Colds. Brononitis
NeurnlKinL, Toothhohe, Faceache.. rs
Headaches, Sick Readsche,I Vertigo. ~
DyspepsiH., Bilious Stomach.
Ia, Suppressed, or Painful PeriodR 80.
u 1T Whites, too profnge periods. 49,. Is
Isl Cronp, Cough. Difficult Bresthiug -. a
50 Ill Salt Rheum, Er, n.pelas, EruptonB. Is
&c IG RhenmAtf1rn, Rheumatic Palms.. G
=n 10, Fever and Ague, Chill Fever,
; sss !; :;S +; s::s:
90. Swhooping hoo Cough. Violent Cough: 90
81. Asthma, Oppressed Breathtng...... 60
IS Eac Discharges, Impaired Hear.
a sorofuia, Enlarged Glands. sssii:
Gsaerni De6ilit, Physical wesInes: %
m a, "a" Dropsy and seant5 secretions.. :.::. 90
/. 26. "<Esca sickness. Sickness from Bid :.
;::.:; ~ ~
/" w, Nervous Debility. seminel Ennis.
dons, Involuntary oischargss... LOO
u 10, gOre Mouth, Canker. 10
aU Urinary lneontfnonce, Wetting
[" 81, Painful Perl DIS even with
!" q. $" gaderl ags ii change q Lo: ....::.1 90
80 S8, ~ Epilepsy, 6pssms, It Yitus, Dance. LOO
4. 81 Dfpih eraa. Ulcerated Sore T.ost... 30
~ FAMILY GASEa.
10 yialr morocco case and book $1,000
40 large Wills, Ia morocco, and book. 600
10 large vals plain case, and 500
Is boxes ttloB. to l6|. and book $50
VETERINARY sFRoIFICs.
Mahogany cageu 10 yials SIC 90
Single vialu, with directions. LOO
S5-TheRs remedies, by the case Of single bex, are
ent to aay part ofthe country by Mall or Express, et
" charge. on receipt Of the price. Address
HUMPHREYS spECIF10
HOMEOPATHIC NEDlOINE COMPANY,
Of1ce'Bnd Depot No. 682 Broadway, Now York
nr. HuMrHMErs ia consulted daily at his Office, per
oAlly by letter. above for all forms of disease
D0WIE & NOISE.
w. A, sKRINE.
n. ~. ECKEL g. CO.. RotR1l Agents,
No. ISL KlNG-STREET, 4th door above Marketst,
April 16 mwf6mo emo OhArlesten, g. O.
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-IoHpoa. January Il, 1866.

James II. WthH, Eag.
MI DEAn sm: have great pleasure In asking youto
CONVEY 10 Messrs Ohiokertng the expire sion OF my
ho,est approval of their instrument conader,
not merely the best instrument Of American msnufac.
ture that have tried bnt Of the uest Grand PIANO.
xortea tat has ever come under my cbsergaton; and
the Messrs. Chicke,ens may well be proud Of having
turned out from their mandatory an instrument
which, for couch. quality, power and workmanship,h
would be very difficult to surpass In any part OF the
wide world:
Dear sir, very sincerely yours,
CHAs. D. OOLLARD,
Firm of OoYlsrd Collard, Pianoforte Manufacturers
London.
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1MpoRTANT URRT1F1nATEa

RooHRsTHR, n. z /, December "a, 1851,
Messrs. p. n. DRAKE l. COL have been great but.
rer nom Dyspepsia for three OF fonr years, aud had to
abandon my profession. About three me1ths ago
tried tho Plantation Bitters and to my great Joy
now nearly we'll maa.5 have recommended them In
several cases. and, a. far as know always with signal
benefit I am, respectfully yours,
Rev. j. 8. OATHORN, 4
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a D..

IIs With feelings Of pride as American manufacturers
that We publish the following which nave
.been received by us recently: Z:
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Stock on hand Feb ,Sst
The exports include 1914 bales for Liverpool and 81

SUGAR ANr MoLAesEs-The receipts since yesterday
comprise 149 bbls Sugar and $50 bbls Of Moass $685.
fair demand prevailed for both Of the above and holders
obtained firm prices The sales include 100 hhds OF the
former and $50 bhls of the latter bought within the
ruse Of our previous quotations. which repeated as
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10000 PIANOS.

In Tho construction Of which they haye introduced every
known and valuable improvement They have in7aria
knoauedoed great artists who bHve visited this country
professionally both for private aud public uae.
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Attention. Is earnestly invited to the facts that
z this result will not only be beneficial to the or
ssDhans. but will tend to relieve the already bll-
dened public charities Of the Districts, and viii
remove from the community q class which Il
! crirne' 60 J. W. DEFORREST,
$50 Brevet Major and Act'g Asst Com'r.
Gfree1,pilte MotIntafneer.
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WEEKLY.

YoIr Pianos superior TO any have evar Heen In
this country or In Europe.
hays never heard tone 30 perfect: 1t elds every
expression that s needed In music. and Its quality La
capable OF change to meet every sentiment, Tht.
rare power, aud Ia derived from the perc purity oI
a tone togaher With Its synpstb..o elastic and we'll
balanced touch. .57 5Ess-
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TuALBEHG.

oonsider Ohiokerlng h Sons Pianos, bsyond com.
pariaop, the best I hare ever seen In America.
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.7th, says
The loan market is easy, but active at CAT on
call Discounts are easier Choice bills are, In q few
instances done below CENT but there more cur
rency for other names at Bag.
For gold this forenoon the following were the leading
quotations: 10, 1S8A 1915, 1881; 1880 ls8; !o;a6
1871; H. 1885, 11:16 1s7H II 80 1S7; p 1S7a; 2;9o
1S7%; i, 1851; 1:s0, 13sH; 2, 1881
Foreign exchange Is inacve. Bills at 60 days on Lon
don are quoted at 7nl0sN for comnerciai 1o8aloS
for barkers do at short sight 109al09; Paris at 60
days 22Sa5 Tx; do at short sight, 17Sa5 16 Ant
Yerp, 22SaS 1sN; Swiss. 22ha5 191; Hamburg, s6a
36A Amsterdam, la41 u; Frankfort la4lH; Bremen
7sXa79 Prussan thalers, II 1sa72x.
The gold receipts for customs ut New Yoak Rince July
l, 1865, compare as follows:
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fcoRRrspoNpENcE .or DAILY NEws.l

CORREHPONDEECE OF DAILY NEWsJ
POINT PITRE, GUADALOUPE, January 10, 1857
Our crop has not commenced yet but Will soon be in full
operation the prospects being very promising. We omit
quotations at present. 80 80
In Lumber three cargoes werc sold In succession
snce our last say-one at 3o5 79 and at $s6 80 and
one from St Marys at SAC 81, all cash. The lattar
very badly assorted Though not much required other
welassuted cargoes would yet command s2sss9s also
cash.
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s. T.-.1se0.-,X.

- 8. T.-1S80-X
few bottles OF PLANTATION BzTTrRs
viii oure Nervous Headache - 80:
Sour stomach and Fottd Breath.
,." Flatulency and digestion. 80!
Nervous Affections,
Excesaiye Fatigue and Short Breath.
Pain over. the Eyea
Mental Dependency. S5s. =
." Prostratiou; Great WeakneEL &
sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels, Do.
~Al0I LIVER f1E RI COMPLAINT ei.1I1 AND DYspEps1A
II fs estimated that tenths Of ali adult ailments
proosed froms deceased and torpid liver. The hillary
secraons OF the liver overowng into the stomach pot.
Alter long research We are able to present the most
remarkable cure for these horrid nightmare diseases
the world has ever produced Whn one year 1,ef s,s
PLlrAuoH B1TTzRs nnd not an instance Of complaint
has come to our klowedgel - =.
Il is most eaectua tonic and agreeable gtmul1nt,
suited to all conditions of LIE. "a
The reports that reies upon mineral substances TO-
sts active properties, are wholly false For the Bsts-
motion Of tho public, and that pstients may CONSULT
CAIisA1A BABK.-Celebrated fer over two hundred
yeas In the treatment OF Fever and Ague Dyspepsia
Weakness etc It was introduced Into Europe by the
Countess, wife Of the viceroy OF Psru In isio md
afterwards sold by the Jesus tho enormous price o1
il o.on .seiaht silr, under the namh Of Jest
dera and was finally made public by Louis XVII King
Of France humboldt makes especial reference to is
febrifuge qualities during his South American 1xves
OAeuARIiIA BARK-For diafrA0ea, colo and d1seaxes
OF tho stomach and bowels.
DaNp11IoN-For Inflammation Of the loins and drop
dcal affections. ..t5a,! .sssf-ss
CHAMoMuE FrowEns-Foc enfeebled DIGESTION
LAvENpKR FLowERs-Aromatio. sti1nulant and tonic
highly invgoratng In nervous debility.
WRTEnaRyKN-For scrofulR, rheumatism, etc.
AN1aB-An aromatic carmmative; cfeatdng deah,
muscle and milk; much used BY mothers nursng.
Also clovebudB orange, carrawsyp cordandes, snaka
f6os, eto. 60. - !,
s. T,-t1880.-K. .S:,. :.
Another wonderful ingredient, Of grsat use among
the Spanish lsdies Of South America importing beauty
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9 TL-.18RO. <. x

Another wonderful Ingredient Of grsat use among
the Spanish lsdes Of South America; Importing beauty
to the complexion and brancy 70 the naind E yet un.
Known to the commerce Of the world aud We withhold
its name for the present. zfsss55s
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LONDON. August az, 1865.

1QBu1s 3ooos
james II. WehA, Esq:
M DEAn srR: AZ You sre going back to the United
States, must bog you TO remember me Kindly to the
Meenrs Chfckertna. Tell them Was delighted with
thar Grand anoIorte-as good IN tnstTpaent Msss,
az .oas eper sarnedo ont, both IN touch dDdt
Wishing you, &C., I remain ever u ~,
Firm OF l. Broadwood + Sons, Piano-fozts Manutao'
sprers, London.
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LoNDoN, July 20, 1855.

KessrS. GhickeTtn9 q Sons:
GENTS: hkve Just been invited by Messrs CoLafd TO
try Grand Piano.torte manufactured by you, and
have no hesitation In endorsing the opinion OF my old
friend Mr. O. D.. Ooard viz: That 1t Is tho finest In
sruSnent ever played on.
- J, L. HATTON.
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PORT CALENDAR.

PHASES OF THE NOON.
New NJ. 4th, Oh. sem, even Full NJ 18th, 2h aim. even
First O. 1lth sh. .20m. even Last g. 2Bth 6h 12m morn
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Augusta Market.

Augusta Market.
{ AUGUSTA, GA, February 9.-FnSANc1AL-Money
market quiet and very little doing Gold brokers buying
at 137 and selling at 139 Silver buying at 129 and selling
at Isl Securities Of all kinds dull. -
sCorroN-The market opened quiet this morning, but
there was marked Improvement after the receipt Of TO-
yorabe Liverpool advices We only quote from sales
made which we're for Midding SOC, and Strict Middhng
Sic good demand during the afternoon the offering
stock light Sales Of to-day 109 bales follows at 27o
aat $780, ut esc; 40 at soc; aud 20 bales ut
SIC. Receipts IA bales
Mobile Market.
MOBILE, February .-CoTToN-The market opened
quiet but later in the day good demand sprang up and
sales Of 1000 bales made at 500 for Middngs the
market closing quiet but firm.
GoIp-At l3ea137, buying and selling.
SnVER-Buyina and selling at 12sal32
ExcHANaF-New York sight u discount checking, and
discount buying. New Orleans sight, par. Sterling
149a14S
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HHEnMAN Houall. CHICAGO, III,
TaN,~o-1 III Q9Q ~ ID

HHrnMAN HousM. CHICAGO, III,
February II, 1853. q
MEssRa P. 81. DnAKN i Co.:-Please send uB smother
twelve cases OF your Plantation Btters AZ morning
appetizer they appear to have superseded everything
else, and are greatly esteemed.
Yours, 30, GAGE WAITE.
Arrangements are now completed to supply any de-
mand for f.a ARTICLE which has net heretofore been
possible.
The public may 1oGt assured that In Viii the
perfectly pure standard Of the PLANTATION Brr1rRs be
deuasted ffom. Eray bottle bears the taa-sspe of
stgnatt on steel plate engraving, er cdts be eeN-
Uifte, .=I-5-s3az5-75s -
Any pes,o pretending to seN PLANTATION BrrTERs In
bulk or by the gallon sotdler aHd i1aposttr Beware
of retd 6otles See that FriuIte Stamp bs Unxu.
T1LATED euery cork s.s.-..ss5a.5.
Bold BY all Druggists Groocrs and Dealers throus.out
the country.
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Ga1veatov, Cotton Statement.
Wilmington Market.

IN hand and shipboard not cleared. .s6,153
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"a u1nile was on her np-health WIN In her look
strength was In her step, and In her hands-PI4HEA'
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ABOVE, WE DEFER YOU OUR SERVICES FOB
ARIEsTON AND NEW YORK.
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PARDON OF JEFFERSON DAv1s.-The Rov. MI,
BAa1Ez, formerly a missionary to Japnn and India
ls said TO have paid visit a few days ago to Mr.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, at Fortress Monroe, for the pur-
pose Of inducing him to ask the President for. q
pardon. Tho letter stating this fnct addz:
Mr.. Bagley believed that if q regular applicaa-
ton should be made by Mr. Davis, he could sup
port 1t with o petition presenting such an array
OF influential names, q large proportion Of them
from The Radical Republican party, that the movp-
ment would be as successful us that made by him
IN the case of Governor Vance, OF North Caroli-
na. mr.. Davis, however, declined accepting the
proposition. lie said to ask for pardon was q
concession of guilt, and that such an application
would prejudice his case at the trial which he
was gwen to understand was close at hand MI.
Basley,, nothing dauntod with the ill success he
met w1th at Fortress Monroe, went to Washington
and called on tho President to ascertain whether
pardon would be granted to Jefferson Davis With
out IN application, If petitions were OF a
sstl actory character. It is understood: that Mr
Basley was equally unsuccessful at the White
House. In the exercise; or the pardoning power,
the President has been guided by On n1exible rule
never to grant q pardon Oh petitions, unless such
petitions were accompanied by an application rom
tho individual seeking the executive clemencv.
The Attorney-G Generals Office has now on tile q
huge budget Of petitions, signed by hundreds OF
people, North and South, praying for the release
and pardon Of Jefferson DAVIS, al OF which are of
no avail, owing to the before-mentionedr rule. a
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Senator tor Wilson Is. and his stumping Ezhfbi.

In the following the New York Tribune tells ,,s
all wo care to know of Senator Wilson except what
amount OF money he is to be paid bv the Central
Republican Convention for harang guing. tho negroes
OF tile South in tho ;interest Of the Republican
party. Ihat 3 what we would ike to know WE
son ls practical Yankee, "Eorn to poverty" an I
no one Is silly enough to think that he is doing his
present ard work for nothing. How much does
he gct-s50OO, S1O, COO, SIC, 600, $50, 900?
The senate having adjourned, Henry Wilson has
resumed the canvass which he commenced at Pc
tersburg, the last great citadel Of the rebellion
and will journey through the Southern States,
speaking once or moro in each State as oppor--
tumty may be presented. General Wilson
was an earnest ayowed, opponent OF slavery
long before the Republican, party was formed a.
he has snce been ono Of that party ioremosf
champions. Born to poverty, he has preserved
that inheritance unimpaired;, Injured from child-
hood to labor end fugality, his education is tLet
OF the common people, but is such us only New
England and tho communities sprung from her
lons have hitherto pronered to the children OF the
poor. In his history, his charactcr and his con-
vctions General Wilson fairly represents and am
bodies that great party which has raised four mil
lions or our countrymen from brute chattleloOi
and laW-Euarded ignorance to tho dignity of FREQ
manhood and the rights Of American ctixenship
Ills journey southwark is designed to commend
the fundamental truths whereon the Republican
party is based to the understa adingsof those who
have hitherto heard of them only through tho
pruJudlced misrepresentation Of the roarty's enc
mics, and to the acceptance Of al who would have
true and lasting concord between the North and
the South, based on universal Justice and impair
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