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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02
TIE ROARDs OF ALDERMEN.

The Aldermen met yesterday afternoon and
adopted resolutions directing the Street 10
procure division and brigade headquarters flags for the
bripades Of the First Division N G. g. N " the expense
not to exceed for the six ags and requesting te
tiles OF this city, to the MsjorGenera commanding that
all the roads crossing Central Park be lighted
with gas; to pave with Belgian pavement f1fty nitst
from Tenth-ave to Eevehth-ave; Sixteentlfst, from
Firstave to Avenue Co and Forty eighth,st from ruin
10 Sixthave; with Nlcolson pavement, Stuyvesantst
from Second to Third.aves., and Nnths from second
10 Tbird.ayes: giving sol 90 to the Chairman or the
Board of Trustees OF the James NJ T. Chufcn 10 pay al
assessment upon their property. -.
The Assistant Aldermen were in session for few
minutes but transacted business Of public interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

0vRsTor Oct ICo,ton-Reeeipts exports
York bales bales sock 4s0 bales MARKET
dul; Good Ordinary, hIdi7ie ssles. 100 baleS ..
NoBLE -CotonecepA Of the week 81 salesi srposs
coavse stock 4t2 b sales q the week. 800 bses
TO-DAY Market closed quies Mddnss 2i0sac ReeeeS
ExSOKLkAss Oct cottob-Recps today 2s3 bse,
to ayre 2 bales Liverpool Is BALES Receipts Of ae week
gsoss FL so bsles bales B-oCosstwse se bslsI
Hsyre aR bales Liverpool % bales stock on bAnd
today 1000 bales Of the week tf1 bales msfte>
decidedly IoweT Mddngs 2$fGzc Flour dull at - Is9So1se ~
White. ~ l0U 81 I Oais, o6dOoc tlna
& dull Fl b2Z PORK SS 10 Bacoa nrn fN1s
a2lie Lard. 9d2Ie Sugar, l@l1,e ~,
Whisky. ~ 251sl 2fl Cofee-Pnms l6tG6le Gold. sH
NoRFIIK receipts Of the week. $50 esfe
exports oastwe $500 bbsl o< band " bales rk~ qnsss
Mid ing 25c sales Of the week. 100 bstes
BALrDoxE Nd Oct l-Cotos-Net receipts Of TIE seek ~
bales 100 bales Exports to Great Britain $50 bsesf "
Continent, none sto, k. 1920 bales 80 .
WIININeroN T. Oct L-Cotten-ro recsipS OF The week,
1000 bales exports coastsse 1900 bses stock on had 10 Aors
shipboar not cleared 500 bales Market qns htidns-
zse Sales Of the week $50 bales -
BosTos 0e LCoonNes receipts ofhs weet % osesI o"As
wise, ia bales; exports stock $50 bales
WInnoTos c. Oct. L-Spirts Of Turpentre steady ssS
Tar shade lowerat 81 o. Cot
ton qaiet at 2cd24i for low middlnE ,.,,
c. Oct steady sales eoe esles niessg
25c; receipts Netrep Of the week 0s bsis oss
92 bales SEA Islands, Soc 09 Sales Of the veek 2e. ba
Oct L-COitoa In fair demsnd az lower r Esiss ~
bales $50 bales sL ofths week. 1913 bsies rce2 s pesi
stock. 2730 bales -. - .
sAyAsSAH 1.-The Cotton market arns hsashpss Nj
receipts 78 bales Sales zoo basi receipts Of The sesk. us
bales pand; 90 Sea Islands Bxpo1o Great Britain nore osst
wise III bales Uplands Sea Islands, salss, 800 ti 100
H. us bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02

been felt moro or less and although confidence Ia
established to certain extent 1t will be long before we
fully recover from the effects OF the manipuatons OF
few unprinciped spectators The State statutes con-
tain clause declaring heavy punishment for con-
spiracy 1t now becomes question whether these men
may not DO brought to punishment
THE EVENTS OF YESTERDAY.
October greeted Wall-st. yesterday morning
with balmy air and smiles OF sunshine The streets
thronged Large numbers of outsiders from every part
OF the country to swell tho army Of tollers. AS
many of pour oil upon the troubled waters
in the shape Of cash orders for stock purchases their
presence most welcome aud their aid most oppor
tuno The tone OF feeling was melowed and healthier
than the preceding day prices the ascendant
and the greetings Of the street savored Of that full
cordially peculiar to healthy resumption OF business
1t is ascertained that the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Road is not largely indebted to the firm of
Lockwood Co.. but that sl,0O0OOO Of the Compa-
nys funds in the possession OF Lockwood Co. 1t
is estimated that the loss Of the road will not exceed
100000 but this will depend upon the settlement that
the firm be able to make. The coupons OF the
sOlidated roads amounting to S250000 and due Oct
are now being paid with interest at the Bank OF New
York.
The following note was conspicuously posted In tho
Room this morning:
HEwYoRK Oct l. 1869.
TowYskyp Cox esq., Presidsnt
directed notify dealer Of this Bank send into the
full complete claims of gsiost
this Bank with every item specified 10 verify those claims This should
be done ct once. H. NJ BENEDICT,
II will be remembered that the Committee OF Twenty,
appointed by the Gold Room to receive statements and
the for final statements were hampered IN their
operations by not being able procure all the statements
The following is the missing statement OF firm not sent
in but made up certain in the posses
Ern NJ fla nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02
LONG ISLAND EPISCOPAL coNvENrIoN-TnrRD
DAY

The third days sitting OF the Convention
onened at nine o'clock with the usual devotional
discs conducted by Rev. Mr.. g. G. Hepburn Of Holy Trim
ity Church. Greenport, Rev. W. H. Nelson, OF b. johns
Church, Long Island, and Rev. ii. NJ. Bedie Of Zion
church Little Neck Bishop Lttlejohn pronouncing the
absolution. ,., ,,u,. o.o,
ton which was unanimously adopted. 80
the Convention by rising vote dc hereby hesr'
aor'e we .p 1e' snory Of the ss kew Dr. p H. Grsn
desire Offer RESPECT Tor his memory Aha oufSmP WIN "
Pd I'm, The Secretary be Instructed TO communicate this rsso
u on TO the family Dr. dreeneS and the VeS Ofhs Emmanuel
The Raw r schenck then offered the following resou-
ton which adopted by rising vote ,., !.
R,,,ed That Convention tender ia aGscsonas nutaon 70
the Bishop tho close Of tho " Convention over
linn for The which he bas conducted tho debra
.nhrss Of duv the clergy sy would offer 10 their Bishop tho as
their hearty sympathy aud se,y. va, &
end leader IN this and vigorous Diocese l., Ar,
The Bishop reply 10 tho sentiment contained IN tho
resolution said that he could but feeby express to them
how much touched by such an expression OF their
good will and kindness He had entered upon the duties
~ the presiding officer with some msgvlngs as ne htu
neyer occupied such position before ana tho duties 10
DO discharged In the presence OF BODY
members that before him. many OF them having hau
parliamentary experience In State AFFAIRS that no ingnt
certainly say, without claiming any undao modesy IN
the ma,tor that he had entered upon THESE duties WIN
MANN mlsgiyings Retiring from the Char a the close
~ to session With such sanction OF his official acts rs
they had given him, very grateiu 20 MS icoins
He trusted they would feel that no Was open 10 e
manly aud candid criticism or every clergyman IN she
diocese He concluded by saying that the work hey
had accomplished during their session was noble one
and lmporng that God would ever direct them N the
good works yet to be done - 49,, -,
by tho secretary aud approved, and tho Convention
adjourned sine dc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02
CONSOLIDATION IN HUDSON COUNTY.

A number of people met in Liberty Hall,
Bergen City last evening, to consider the question Oh
consolidating the cities OF Hudson County east OF the
Hackensack River few opposed to the plan, but
others strongly favored it, On taking vote was found
that large majority for consolidation The citizens
Of Hoboken opposed to the movement met IN ODD rel
lows Hail. under the auspices OF the common Couhcl
Speeches were delivered by Messrs. SLppen, Besson,
Hoffnan and others 1t was said that Hoboken could
gain nothing would lose great deal II the consol
dalton scheme prevailed In jersey City meeting was
10 show that by uniting the interests OF the county te
New York mOnopoes conld be successfully cOhpaleu
Others thought that it would depreciate property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02
CARD FROM UNITED STATES SENATOR KELLOGG.

hItHVNT IIUuNhs NINNNVf 1ntTI -, Tow
To the Editor Of The Chicago EeenirD J0ti1oy;
On my arrival here last evening" my stten-
ton called to item In your summary o. saur
days kilograms, which doubtless predicted npoa
tho following whichiappeared III saturdays Associated
Press dispatches from Now Orleans 60
Ths Paypne For some time past esiS nav. ees
books fat back IA helosas YUM,
discovered hs, during KeDogs administration OF ne cue
pepetrated m,ane SO bold ara snss
wou insult the intelligent 0eeas then ONCE 10 suppos
oy oSDs.n Of hs hei Vessels OF eompassz s%sa
this with apparently vn
ON h manifesto shp ree fou tunes thelI eapsv coni
not have n meschas4 Of Honolulu aud 1issnso
have received on paper many such onsmeh "sA 'e~F '
IsentN West the market here A,
As above statement have now ony 20 say .nat
have so much confidence In tho integrity OF my late
uruCpal lusuboraiuaSs, most VI NAo sge ~ piosoas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02
TIE LADIES' UNION AID SOCIETY.

The Managers of the above Society met yes
terday at their institution In FortysecOndst, near
Eghth-ave Mrs. r. II. Title presiding One person
ras admitted to the institution, and one new application,
together with few remaining over from previous meet
sngs were considered II being rule that person
be admitted for three months after the date OF the
plicstion The Home Is IN prosperous condition, and
ht present harbOrs 70 aged and innrm people men and
women mostly the latter The institution belongs TO the
Methodist Episcopal denomination, and Is supported by
voluntary contributions and collections In the NJ. b.
ehurches OF this city. musical entertainment for the
benefit Of the institution will be given IN the Twenty
month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02
THE GATES WILL CASE.

The proceedings before the Hon. j. W. Mills
OF westchster County touching the validity OF the Gates
will were continued at Yonkers yesterday. The mother
Of the testaor testified that her had reated her.
and on one occasion knocked out tooth. Martha n
Nisbet niece Of Mrs. Gates, and Esther White, do
nestle said that he had acted in violent manner
toward his parents. DIR. Charles A. Lee pronounced
Gates insane. Dr. George Upham testified that he
labored under the deluson that his mother was con-
santly ANNOYING him. He would not eat In her presence
and once he locked his physician In the room with him.
The adjourned until the 18th inst to DO contin
ned at the Surrogate's Court In White Plains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02
THE COAL MINE CALAMITY
The following additional amounts have been
received by Mayor Han for the AvOndae Coal Nine FUND
EXPLANATORY.

paragraph relating to n case of swindling
at the Aston appeared in THE TRIBUNE OF the 18th
inst The Messrs. stetson have written the following
note regarding It: 1850 49,,
j. esq-Dear Sir; The party called John Wheer
whose ares, l5tb calls himself and balls
om Ithaca the Asor previous
TO you arrival gave iran which protested and he
arrested We that the tnludc OF nams
yOu innocent party any sort OF nnesnS
Yours, &c, y a. sTEisoHs sos'
kant1l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02
THE RECENT EMBEZZLENENT.

Yesterday Justice Bowling commenced an
examination in the of Charles Thiebaud and d. H.
schenok the clerks who accused OF having stolen
quantities OF black silk from the store of A. T. Stewart
Co.. at the corner of Chambers'st. and Broadway the
particulars OF which have been given in TIE TRIBUNE
These proceedings cannot vet be made public although
is understood that schenck has Implicated seYersl Oh
his fellow clerks. Both prisoners were remdnded 10
await q farther examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02
QUEENS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR. :

The 18th Annual Fair of the Queens County
Agricultural soccy closed yesterday and was one OF the
largest fairs ever held In enc country over $1,000 persons
visited tn fair during the three days 1t was held Yes
terday pfternoon there was fine display OF blood horses
upon te track There was large number OF thorough
bred Ayrshire Aderney. ana Devon bulls and COWS on
tb', ground aud exhibitor took over so premiums
yoke of the latter weighing $500 pounds The fruit aa
Hovcr dcnarttncuts were we'll filed with beautiful spool
mems The show OF potatoes was also very good, The
fair grounls utelielius someWIa. With N.Y. A. I, STOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY., OCTOBER q 1862

ars recent purchase he IL understood to have offered to
make all needed changes nd to give several acres or
land the eecietys grounds Several threeoard monte
players were the ground during the fair and one male
and female pckpockets were arrested by the Police
day. number Of the passengers relieved Oh Vaua-
bles by the pickpockets that thronged the cars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02

occupying positions Of trust under the Governments
added TO what from my position Collector personally
knew regarding matters OF this kind sve no hesitation
In proDouncing the above statement from Ihs NeU Or
leans Pcayne most base and dastardfy ffbricatios,
from beginning to end investigation Will abundaDt
Iy show. Very respectfully, WIN. r. KELLOGG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02
MARRIED.

CUTTISG-PoMERoY-At Pts6ed Mass. SEPT g. y TIE Rsy;
Wells Walter Cutting Of Newfork 70 MARIA W. aassh'es
Robert Pomeroy, esq, Of Pttsfed
Thursday Sept 30 the residence OF as
by assisted b. the kes DE-
Meek James knox, D. to Elizabeth c. oay daughter efS
Iisrtwell Of Somerviile. N j.
VAN LoAN-MADDOCKA Worcester Mas Sept 30 BY Rev De
swees assisted bY Rev Dr. Strong OF NewyeTsey Easeae s
Loan Of New York to Bla Maddox Of Prankir Nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02

Attn present time when The supply short E,tsr sheua
be bed all bouse for eny
using PunPKR which 10 easily
aged and does with that domestic osudge ss
No them, Cso
and see one a 1874 DudneIt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02
TIE STATE or TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN mARKErs
WEST INDIA MARKETS.

Oct lEyenngPetroleum closed Eat and Unchanged
Oct EyeningCoiton closed dull for both spoe
nd aho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02

Pies-Itchng Piles-P0sltiyely Cufed.-Aso bhrd ane
Salt Rheuu, and all diseases OF hs Ska 81 as
n,e of RosssIss CURE McNIsFRr Hpor, n. r,
Projectors. Sold by all Druggists Wholesale By J. bksnrhes
Coleze.place, kcvYOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02

HAVANA OF I-ExchangeOu LoBdoB 10 premium
Paris per renum United States short sight Gid.
per pmu sight In 2t eeHt dscous hsss
sight currency, II per cent discount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02
PERSONAL.

Gideon NJ. Dawson, an old and leading citi-
sen who started the first newspaper there in 1915 died
on Thursday, al Saratoga
Mr.. George w. Fishback, one of the proprie-
tors and the leading editor Of The ST. Louis Democrat
sails this morning the Vile de Paris for Europe where
ne hopes spend the ensuing year travelling with Ills IN
valid wife
Mr. John SwintOn, for ten or twelve years
one Of editors Of The EeYok Times the conductor
of its noted Minor Topics column aud the trusted per-
aona and confidential friend Of Governor Raymond has
Rust resigned his position that Journal Mr. Swnton
has long esteemed able and accomplished jour
oalist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02
THE CENTRAL DIsPENsARY COURSE OF Lee


The second of course of lectures for the
benefit OF the Central Dspensay in this city, will be de
hvcred next month by Senator Sprague The proceeds
Of the first lecture, by Bishop Lynch Of Charleston. were
about SlOOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02

Senator Casserly and family Of California, and
the Hon W. C. Alexander, PTincetOwn W. c. are at the
81 James Hotel Baron Ledercr, the Austrian Minister
and DR. Buckley, Washington at the Clarendon Hotel
STbc Hon d. White, President OF Cornell University
Controller Allen Albany Judge OTIS, of Cleveland; the
Hon ]. b. Chafee, Colorado; r. y Phhps, Chicago the
seux, Ohio are at the St. Nicholas Hotel Jndge Josiah
C. Abbott OF Boston, Is at the BreYOort House. Mr.
Baltazz c the Turkish legation the Marquis aud Mar
puse de Cansy, Of France; Col +. W. Goddard Rhode
Tand aud Jas A. Burden OF Troy, are at the AlDcnse
Hotel DR. g. b. Loring, Of Boston; the Hon. John Gan
ron OF Buffalo; Col. j. w. shatfer Illinois, and Dr. o. -
Carpenter. Cincinnati are at the Eifth-aye Hotel zen
" H. Mccartney OF Boston, Is at the Westminster Hotel
q Lyle Dicky. Illinois, and Paymaster Emory, u =.
Navy, at the Aston House. Paul morrill, OF INC
Sacrament Uai0n IS at the Metropolitan Hotel Inc
Rev. X. T. Terry, Wilmington ~ G., is at the Coleman
House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02

Walter Is. Palmer agt Cox ana Otners-E.
Willard agt Cox and others-The argument OF the order
TO show cause these why the intunctons tyln
ND the Stock and Gold Boards from settling last week
should not bo continued over was ad0urne
to Tuesday next.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30

) VALUABLE W6aks.-We are .indeb-
ted to our friend Mr.. WIS. Sharpe
the agent, for the pleasure''of inspec-
ting.a copy of valuable work, Frhe
farmers Book" which gives any
amount Of practical Information upon
agriculture, stock raising, fruit cul-
ture, special crops domestic economy,
and family medicine,; by distinguish
ed agricultural. writer's. It contnine
over $50 octave pages;sand is" illustra.
ted with 140 fine tengravings. II is Z
book. which should be in the hands
of, every, farmer. Mr.: Sharpe will
soou capyass the District in behalf o.
the work, and we commend him tc
the attention of our friends! a:'"d1
Mr.. Sharpe is, also tho agent fol
the sale of new Polyglot & Family
Bible beautifully illustrated, and pos
sessing many. other admirable fea
tures: - 81 mo- -. ;.-.-. '-T-
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30
ANOTHER LOST CArsE--PRoRARL,

ANOTHER LOST CArsE-7-PRoRARLY.
"A correspondent Of the New York
journal Of commeree. evidently friend
ly to the Cubans. in . letter dated
18th instant, comedies "that ihe Gov
ernment has obtained advantages
which have paeved Injurious to; the
hopes Of Cuban Independence" He
Says: ''The constant arrival Of troops
from Spain. aud the failure of the
revolutlonlsts to obtain arms or wal
material from abroad, seem to, have
overthrown the prospects Of revotu
tiQpary success" Sorry, for it,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30

sS- Nessrs. White Brothers are
Offering a choice stock Of staple dry
goods, including some superior Sum
mer tweeds and casimeree, and do
mestio goods Of all kinds, and some
of the best qualities Of white goods.
They also advertise tkis week, Lu.
bins extracts, croquet sets, wesdine
hoes, &c, = +"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30

[ebsessl But wS hsss ail aionS inl
sssd L. thsa :ths,s .intssnseI
tiunsl lIw' tSihe :. seus,.aad maps4
nsx poiat j
ing arisen IS SSs,,, ,,gss IS ,,;I III asSs] sss]
! eyenps ya ossthAls N a an, . Us Is ssa adite1
I|pesslhle thss sapoa G slds d apo6|
sides in thA sbseass Of prece.
deats to guiae, acts Of unintentional
wrong might have hsea= -dane--EheaEa
bear lv;apd that The: question wheth,
sr they had happened Or not was
lqAe We were perfectly ready to refer
It'd tho Jndgensns Of an impartial afS
bitsnosI Hsas, yeheas3}Ina cheers. ]
That 3 thsaahsssaSa Of the language
we have held throughout, and wheths
or itlesda to ap immediate settlems sut
a',pf the matteFs ip sdispsts, or not, it
seeMs TO me-although I may starr
| tie some person BY sayipg it-R mat
ter Of very secondary Importance,
Whatever haPpennssd in this respect,
We have secured II TIE main peiptTwe
y shall have satisfied our own conscien;
ees, and we shall have put opr coun'
Try unmist ., q aslkably ip the right" -.
K Whilst SUCH it,. the temper of the
English people, the moro infllnentia
Eapd; eeaseEvative journals, of thi'
! country deprec4te the belligorent at
!, tituda assumed, by the Senate, unt
eyep the, 7rihaae says: "But we d.
, pet believe that the proper spirit j.
WHICH ta ;eopdgst this negotiation il
), lone of hl9ster OF threatening: W.
DO not heljeYe that it is desirable II
, approach an ancient emnire, as prou'
\ as she is still powerful, with the no
: tice that she paat settle promptly, OF
opr terms, in thirty days, or fight 70
5 her possessions, which we are quit
capable of taking, in thirty more
with the volunteers from 4 single on
, of our States g We doubt, indee7
: whether we need make haste to SET
y tie the; p,attsr At ALL. We lose little b,
: delay i; she may, lose IT, much, Til
!. longer the adjustment is postpanee
ths saner We, are qf yecemneRse to
: our losses, Timy ia our ally. ;,,a
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30
MARKETS..

New York, April 2s.-Noon.-cot-
ton quiet, at 28}@289. .a.. ,.a:i
.17 P. N.-Cotton quiet and sun,
changed; sales 2, 700 bales. '''''E ~, r.
CHARLESTON, April es. Cotton dull
and easier; sales 800 bales middIipe
272; receipts 191. 1''''''+- - ':"h:
., AuausrA, April 2a-cottcn mar.
tet closed wesk ana dull; sales 81
bales; bal receipts, 'ss -4niidddAngs 4iidstI acc
IssE "a! .. i=.:.h:5,2 2,jsy ~ g.ais3S ~. il
r. L1vEnpooL, April a-Rrenips-
Cotton dull--upiandss s4l5 = .oslespi
123 /; sales $4,000: :baIesssasi.I i '-,ss-s: IL
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30
i STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION

The Charleston Meas in responssto
the suggestion Of the Anderson Intel
tisssesy, the Basuwsli JsasaSf and 9th.
er pspsfs pReposins 9 Convention to
be held in Charleston for the purpose
Of forming = State Press Association,
stssttss,the, qb3eetiap. to a psrmaneht
rarganizatiopt a.~ r i s..m,.2l, u
:, The NsWs remarks, We think, very
Justly, that suoh an association, would
find it impraetieable, even if'it were
desirable, to mould public sentiment
in political matters, according to any
received canons Of orthodoxy. Sach.
Rn Rsaoclatinp to effect any useful
purpose must embrace both Demo-
cratic and Republican journals and
hence must ignore whatever is dis
tinctive in party creeds. - u
:. Whether or not any useful purpose
could be effected in securing uniform
ity in the details Of business manage
mant, we think, with the Ne,rs, is q
matter Of very doubtful considera,
tion. The question of whother cub
scriptions should or should not be
paid in advance, (the affirmative of
which the Resos argues 80 vigorously, J
might receive food of light from
the discussion of the assembled wis.
dom, and the experience Of the happy
few, who have been % fortunate as to
reduce their theories to practice, but
we do not see what GOULD be gained
by adopting any regulation on the
fsubjeot, Here as in many other mat.
terra each: one should be law to him
kself, 'snd ho would have hore the con
. ISOLATION at least of rejecting. that hi
action; whatever 1t might be, rcoule
hurt no one but himself--in the full
spirit Of the maxim--s;e uters: tue, u
iasdas non oEenun. Tho only subject
as to which. any uniform regulation
might be adopted with propriety
+, would seem to be the fixing Of tn
e rates of subscription and advertising
: but these are controlled by 50 man,
local considerations, that the policy c
adopting any uniform inflexibls rules
: even if it were practicable, might &C
;, nit of very grave doubts: The COZ
u Eolusion: Of the whole. matter woul
Q seem to be, that whilst the Associ'
J. ton would doubtless promote goo
y feeling and good Fellowship, and a.
's vance other incidental objects,
6 would likely fail in the great purpos'
!. Of its organization. ..- .,r p