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Tb«y bare in n rn. u» stock, and their prl. M arelow) a.
tau yon <an find itean e.« where.
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Kholai Psoor QaaLITIBIWith I'liratT .Sri nan y aoais-t Kiar.
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8«-i»<ie<i aaiaaaaly by Mr Havaawaar, aialela I r .p*aoar aaiiy arrivmi, and wilJ be soid at extremely modrrat. ardui
K N HitüHwovr It Co...roei of Broadway and Br enne .'
OaL'I IKK M t KLKHKATLTi CftVCIBa>e8and Stovr Polimi
Tbr very be.t a.t lea in uae. Afei.u,,M..i Baii.ui« b Many.
_^No. ib John at.. New Yorb.
SiMItH'« MHIMi M.M IIINKS..That S.I.fi.TOBwwlae Matibinea niak. tie beat MBV b MM invented Las been
widely ti .au for year*. Other marbli.. may m.kv a . *-
stücb ufexi a f. » list.' fabi, ^, but S>sota'> alone are couije-teat U> So every lind of work upon an> Tan. ty of fanr. \
Miaoia'- Nrw Family iBWiaB MaoNlarsbare tb* seine relative sopenonty a. i a Ma t....e. for :. xt .*.»
taiiaas |*aipoeea. Tbey are BbM irettre bvautlfol man any BBBar.H.,. o.low ao.l U..1.. i aa .»».. "-be mn.t improved tt .> are ap*jeUad. wbeu *e*Are^ to aey »f It Ar-i i Mectainaa.
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L M lUBBB, No. AW Broadway.Hint, Wkbiatkr oV Vo.'*
Ikruuub Tiomt SiitlMSr wiau Mai iu»i«.
for si1 niSJinta. tur.i t porp'.te. ar.rl la i. iy ..e arepi. v ,>
toy otber nerbaie. Nu 419 Brutviw.y.'. W« prefer tb.m for faniilv uae." |N Y. Tr:b .r.e.
WntUM «V Wilson s rteWOM Maciiisem.a VaLttaBLS IwrsovrMekT .a new T. nnon and e Hemn,.rtbat laru heina of any v. idtb witbout prevlooa taatiLf. USV»Me-.tMSatruadv.*.. N Y.
Iii a i. a a vi or tub I/Ota Stitch.
Tblt la tbs only ItSMh that Saatrt t>e rare led and that fr.at«:.tMbj same spy. sran. e up..n each aide of the team It H rns.'eWIUi two thread., one upon taib aide ol tLe fabii.lad laterloekrvd la the rent, r of It.
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FRIDAY) BEPTEMBE1 84, 1SH,
TO COUUCI FOHIrE HTMHe. nitre e«n k» .».»! ' a »'.<.'¦¦. a-. .-i Wv
»*er i* iLtend-d for it»> rum. muat o* ai.toer-.. mm 11¦MBi ai-d a*.drn»a of tbt- BlBae .1 i>e**-»aar_| BM [«i» Ati"k. but at «. waxty BB) bia t**i Utk
VA"» mmmt '< a> rake v, p-'-.r. r-J, »d Caan n leatieca¦..,... kjMfti f. r The laiataa Offi<* tb^u.d in »Ii < w% b»
addxreaed to Hoaac r OaatLtv k Co.
THE TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADVERTISER.W* MVMtM to IBsue M tkc 1st day '»I October
next the iccaod nurub«t mi The Tkibink Mir-( A nth.p. AliVi.mtiskk. It will BC issued monthlyhereafter, and devoted exclusively to the lutTeitt
und use* of the Mercmitile Public, N the HBaPW*ing plan:
I. It will contain fali reports of the Market», withwich other Commercial and Money [ntelligeace a-
sball lie deemed of special ir.t»-r--t to MOM bant*.II. It wdi l>« Kent without rharge by ma:l, po«1»i,..
pn j.a.d. to .<M>,000('(iui:try M< ri bantu who buy .'--lain New-York, Philadelphia, BoJtMkWO, or Ii«.<ton.The LftDifcr will be ntlected by M's-wra. MiKi.lopAiWood frooi thoee reoOOOOd on the hooka of their Com-roer' ial AgOACJ, and they gnaract'-e that not le<n than50,888 shall be sent, tliiH lieir.i- the full num Ire r of
Country Men l.rr.tj that tboj ffrtnflrTT :t <h.-'iah!e thnato addre,«.
III. Tha tr.lal expense will l>e defrayed bf Merear.-tQe Advert i-ü.g, far wbieb Ooa DoOor per Boo willeborged, TboOOWbo roojoin the.r advertiv-mente toleft displayed will make epeoioj barfcrnine therefor.
It ia believed that no equal lippoiloiilj for ad-drensing Country Men haut« wan ever offered in
the Tinted State*, even at double, or treble theOOOt of tin*. Tin* *hect ia intended for Men-bant*alone, and will contain no other matter than am
aa i* adapted to their want*. We have every facili¬ty for making a Mercantile Advertiser that w
deoont the approbation of Merchant*, and we
reapectfully invite their riaip* ration. Adrcrti*e.menta received at Till. .kiblnk Office. If byletter, addree* H08UCI Okkh.KY A Co...Vn« l or*, Srpt 24. 185». No IM N»«*« I»
If a teb-siam from Trinity Pay 1* to be credited,the Atlantic telegraph i- .. aitaiu in completeworking order," at lenat n* regard*, the transmit-«ioD of signal*. No "specitio BB00OOfMM have,
however, been received from Vnlentia, BltkdWfl" glM^I eh-i ti jc currr nt* bat»- been pfJBwMJ lot" three day*." Tin* il n rorj BOBBlitfafrtorj BOB*
dition of affair*, and one which require* explana¬tion. Were the kwMMkttOfl and resumption of rigBolflequally inexplicable ' Did the current suddenlyceaae to flow, aa it did frhib) the cobkflWM boioflaid? I- it found inipoe*ible to trati*init nu-s.
sa^ee. OT hu* no attempt boon made ' What have
tho operator* been diuiiK dtuit| the In at three
da>e ' Why wa* not the public apprised at once
of the awakening of the Cable fjpBMI it* Ion«, and.
ieeordin| to the London papera. iip<«u which,
it would seem, wc depend for iiiformatioij.tttfid'luiliber Wh) thll Silence eillee the 1st o| Sep¬tember If the Teh uraph be a failure; if it haa
not succeeded in doing it* Work, or haa dime if byfits Bod staits. 10 SI to be pnctiOBlIy BBOlcOB Bl B
channel ot < <uiini'i!iicatio_. tie fact MiigM «»
Weil be kiiottii now Bs OTOTi Wt BBBC ben
very potiont] vac Luve BOOB willing to letthe Direeton take their own course, andhave felt BO disposition |0 grumble boCBBOOtBCratorprioc waa not broogb! to porfectioii in bdoy,But we submit that it is time to give the publicsome Ugbl OH the nature ami extent <d the iliffi.rultic* which baTC Bfiaan »thBl one rule shoiilti uot
obta u at Trilit) Baj and another at ValoBtia, bur
that we mi this BBfl of the cable should l»> put iu
pMOOWBeOB of information ftfpoctitvg « matter inwhich we are at least equally interested with the
Engl -1 b4 ipefd Ij .onl ne coinph tviy a- they.
I he ti Latl oj the Bupoiiotoo_c_t ol Polier*,Ircdciok W. Tiiilnikiigc. was (oiitiniicii ye-terdarbefore tin- police CoMunieaioBora, Variotu Brit*iic-ses were exsmined relative to the refusal td
QOM, fnliuindsc to -end men down to QHOJBHtiBewithout a Ko,ttiaitioo troui th,- CoanuatfeeioMra,and bw to then that the Marines were scut doWB,a* it wj* KuppoM-d, aa a protection to all thepropcitj tboro, eVc and the case miBBaijoonodtai to mmj, A lull rcp»irt will BB MMBa iB BB4XBBIi oiumti.
The largt iBBaBOI yard oi >mi- A Grant, to.gether with the steam jilai, ng n.iii ..t Lawrence »VWodenort! «..d « BottioB ..! Um Mohci droolingBfü ot Mhb8biboM| Smith Jt s.u.ifcr. hmt ofI Wtllt\-!i!(lth atid Thirtieth etrerfi.. l.s,ef K:\er.wa* destn.wd by fire laat nijht. TV total lostMill Dot tali »bort of $80.000,
AN',- hate Lo l irtl.i i i> w< r> «p> ¦. n. «traiii-
ahip *'fn ol fire in Dlid-tK-ean by the »h p Kosen-Lrath. a\Bj ooc of Bororal MeaBaerl naj bare beenin the lacaiitj whtTf she waa BTOH. and the dc-scliption aivru 1» too impel feel lor identification.The Auvfr:;», frmn *>oiifi,.nnptoii t'..r tLi. porr. IftfBffVJ Urn twenty days out. WopflblMaiBbetafher paOOfapjCTI cl-ewhiTc.
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The Kepubicana of our City have . hi.«en dele-t»tea t<- »b r arraonl I^oBaiMtini CoatoaUoas..'f the p!»-j,,..,-«-.! :,« and purpo«es fi ihiHc ,ii',.i'a'es arc kaoa very tit/tie?; bal ere bMMebb, in thoBBeraca oi roalictiag maVHca*, tt.,* fktm havebeen CaOBCE to atretigthi n and pdlBBt» H Ro>publican i-a iae. not to poMMBM the pr täte ax-KlaUd:reluri.t o| aft BQWOBj or per-»:.-, [p t\mloaMoaoa, ire desin- la s* t bo8ata rh. ¦ ».me gen-
eral con- -UrBtltl *
Tfcat a Kepubiicau ticket pure ami -in:j b>, ataetbe beater, m our City, all BkOH BB kn..w. «.»n 'hathead, the Biyrieaca af i-"-o" :s mm R«aa1 and t.aiconclusive to be disputed. ThoiijTh ttc had Qlirgi:Waabitigfon fo head it. and Ji IBBBBH, lfa.|;a,.n..lohn.Iaj oni (ieorge Clinton to fill it. it would bebeaten all the name. But it ia within om power,b] conciliating and uniting with some Tflecn or
Tvraat] Thousand toter* who im aaaaa] po ,t, ,uh
.tantniW nti"** with ua, to aeod four or fi»e M«*m-
.--s r,, r.,ngr.«*s to opn**»** th*- I>*<v>mpton andd-b:-.... vrfeBf poBej BfBasdaaaaa iaJ L.-adviaera.risoi ant-Tamman) Count) officers, and .nd t<>
Albany .-i-fbt or hfl A«¦>*.!:,bhui*-'! It mpport a
fflghillllwi ti Te-gai Ttdon and every othermMaajf mi salutary and pravti'-al Reform.
AI! tl .* .s »ith.n our r«-*.-b.aithin ewer reach.Mktan Delegate* .but to it* attainiueut ;t ia b>
i,-.ih ; lasjiiatte Laad job. aaararii« hl share
of the nomination* ti those Americans who ir>-
.tilling to pi-if-erat*- with u« <>n the Hann BBU-
eat»«d at the I*i.i..n f'ify Meeting "f tbe 6th in-t..and more fully tet forth at Syracuse on the 9th.and that rag present a* eaa»iaB»Mi oi'-n of un-
: ajadcd eapacitv and imiaow! private worth Warn
arr kncviij to be sul-tantml, exemplary citizen*,
uotadd.cte.l to ..(};... -«.¦..",.ng and who Dare had no
haad ia paekaeg <>r maaipaBBtiagaVdaajataa with a
wot* to the-ir o«I nomination. In «hört, »hat i«
heeded i« that you nominate candidate*, not be-
eaaac tbej iraat, bei .tbej waited. Dothi*. and our chu«e will triumph: it other*i*>\
we ihal ur beates, and paa w;ü be respontiblefor it.A* to ti.> CsMgiesMM, tac a-k only that tb-
American* tw aeeattied thoil «harn of the strong a*
well a» the lo«« hopeful di*tnct*. and that Horace1'. ' lark he heartily »upported in the up-fown d;s-
j trict. Our rea»<>n* fur wising him Ba^eorted,though often isdb atWt may he briefly restate*, at
follow*:for aomo year- paat.indeed, fur nearly all of
the last thirty year*.the Federal Government hashen. La the ha.'.di ot those politician* whose cardi¬nal purjMsv is the extension arid perpetuation ofHuman Slavery. To thi* purpose. . very pubic-interest, every question i.f foreign or dom>*t.e pol«icy. Las been subordinated. I* was tin- pafpoaowhich carried the Annexation of Texas, wh.!-- -:.lian ioavgent province of Meuoo, at the ex|>en-.' offood faith and of aa. unjust war. It wa* this pur-peac which dictated a re|n>ni ot the Miaeovri He-»Iriction. It was this purpo-e whreh subjectedKansas for >ears to the most OBtiagOOBB tyrannyand OppWBBkBJ ev. r endured hy a civilized coinmu-
ty. It w.is this purpore irUek impel'..-.! theDi. d Scott decision. It whs this purpo*e whichinstigated the Leconijitmi fraud, which was in-tended to perpetuate by a bogu« State Const.tutionthe alfiveholdine domination which hod been eitab-Hahraj ja. Kansas by liOaetbCe and ballot-stuffing.BDdel the protection and w ith the connivafi.-e ofthe Federal authority.
Iu tail last attempt, the BlaTC PoWOI wn* *ig-fittliy, ifTHWlfakplflji foiled, and foiled by the helpof such Southern Americans as Crittenden, Bell.Humphrey Marshall, Winter Davi*. Ac, and suchDemocrat* a* M. ssis. Ha-,kin. Clark. Hicktnan.John 0. I>au*. Ac. It wa« the first time thatthe solid tote of \ ircinia, South Carolina, Qaajj'gla,aMahan. Ac, had bcai oecraoraa in the Hooaoon anv <rie*tion rttailjr aatVftj|l| the aggrandize--meiit of Slavery. The defeat of Lecompton MTMa practical reply by the IVnplc, through their Rep-res« ntativ. s. to the l»red Scott decision. And.though tins defeat vsa* salveil over by the passakjeof the Ktmlish bill, the ree. i. r, w.v«- ajiparentOBiJ, aod had no practical vnlue. The I'e..p!e >.fKiHisa* promptly, rraphitkitiTj put thsvir feet on
the bribe held out to them; while, as to th>' MOSOtof |m-r*isteut exclusion fioin Ike LTDMM einbo'iicd in
that bill, evtl its supporter* fjaaj the Free Statesare now recojiug troin it. and proiuisiug the Peoplethat, if reeicctcd. they will vote to a.lniit Kansasforthwith and on any reasonable tenns she maypr> «er be. So (hat bill i* pretty cflectuallv di-.poped of.
Now there are Democratic Metiihers «Lo ..p.posed the Locompton and Lnglish billa who hftTflliaCi liasfeiird to abase theinsehrs at '.h>' fooiBtas)]of l'ower.1-« protest that UaBJ mesnt li-.thmg. or
as tieaily nothing as poaaihln, hy that tmU.and to
promiiM' to swallow blindly every Executive edicthi-nceforth. Some of them have bad the c.^lnento bsarrt that, hs the rejection o| the Fngii«iibribe, the w hole matter U settled'.B> BaBBTtiolonly stirpa*s4-d in impudein e h) the Aikony Argnr'3declaration that, since Died Scott is dead. UtaDu d Srott derision 1« 00 longer of any practicalaccount of BOBUao, we d- ».re the BBBCtiOB ofnone of this sort. Bur. u* tor th.-*t» Meiuh.-rschosen .*.* DtfjBMlatl w n itBfDlj oppmed the orig¬inal LftPoaiptoB scheme and ita liiBtial anrouBBor.who braTcd ths) frowoj of Power and ipatwjod Umn. uieinent* of 1'ationage bl order to wiest Kanss«troui the clutch of Slavery ai d usuipation.wefeel that the Country OWOB taOBI a deht >.f grati¬tude which no J,. puhl imii BhaaJd hesitate to ac¬
knowledge. The\ raied the OOttatT] from couvu!-aion, pBraapS from citri] war: aiaea the people ofK-i.sas were inclined to resist the imposition ofI.. omptoa Bpoa tin iu. aas] tLe) had friends in
the 1'iee Mat. k m ho »oii,d nor have stood tain, .v
j bj and seen them nuked objI by a kireliagloldiery. 14.aj at tacae hleaiaara have beendischidcd and deaerted by the managers of ih.-
paitl which elected tbent because of their Course-
om tin- LrBeouptaa aad Knc-ii-h b Hi.en we con¬
sent t.. HI them biok- ii down foi tL» cause Ifarc eSfBX t ..; d. -:ie . vcr to be bj aaajVCir, WMt) w.-
not prove to thoee anaved BfaiMB] u< that tl.eymay vote with Us. when impelled by their ci.uvn
t'otis to do without couim:rt;tii; »nucide BmtH.' a iii.norit» .-.i i to become .> atajorit) exeapl hpaoceaaaaaa aasl what ao rjcttaai la hriag tecea-- OBI to th- .>pp..s.t.ou as the spe. tacle a| a fmf.I ..i: af tM i' l'iescutalivcs of IM mnj..r.ty defyingpow.i. eschewing patronage, si.d acting iu Ma>pert with the p preiscutat.vci ol the minority»£»iii»t the ponOOMCB and distributor* of " theSjh.,1.« Wr can iuiag.ne nothing.
OtsWfa, then. wiU ait as they see lit; but to us
HeM 'he dictate l< ke (B e »n,| p... i
hoBBW and expe diency, that the IJepuL-ii. aus shouldsup|Nirt the reeic. t ii ..f . \. \ DawaeeTBtkBOMO*i.i nt of |M LoCOMptoa aud Eugliih bull whomaintains hta att.tude ot raamtMBBB to thoaemeasures and the.r ha. kers. . .p. . ially where one
Mi -osr the favuf mi the liruiiK ratic ariiH wailaiitherri'V. And »r are e*j»rc ally btdieitaaa that theBef lUh Mi of our own iMaslI 41V0 au
undivided, unhesitat.ng. OfltlMaiailil BBayajf, t^iIII M 1(.' ark and Hasa.L.
!.;<. KaaVstt hiMMM | to 1 i Govern-meal tbe .|a|MI mi the s a^e: p. M, gsie laJMMt*Um that in the courie of the month of Octoberanrite » number af »l-»v. r«. which had sailed f.»rAt't.. a under the Ameri. an flag, wcrr expa.-t.-d on
the Cuban coa«f. We are very j!ad to see ir an¬
nounced that the GoTernmenr. acting en th!* audti er information, has acut tie »teamer D.spa».-h
to look Itter the*e veaaei-. A single iteamer.however, ssN-nn rather a IbtUb m.Mna ü.r watchingthe whide coast of Cuba, ar..l we cotild wellwish that Lieutenaf Maffit and the IVIphinhad been sent back on this business, insteadoi br.ng dispatched 00 the Paragusy expedit.on.
Indeed, m it app-Mr-. that in th* ce**» ofParaguay. M| bat i ;. to precede, and perbapa
j to eoprarde boetihtiee. and aa it ia intended that' Mr. BowHa, th-- ,-. '.. ,r,. "hj" i»cer.d tho nrer ::.
advance of the naval fore-**, we do not *ee whythe who * Ptragnay fle.t. by VOJ of g: vt rg Mr.IWIjn the aurt. should not atop on their way tor
a tew week* to cruiae oo the i'-a*t of Cuba, andthu« to Tir.dfate the strong profession* whichonr fiotern:rient ha* all along made and »tili e«.n-
t.nuea to make of a de«.re to «uppr> «- Afr.o.tn*!ate-tn.de. The appearance of such a fleet H titCuban ru«at. end their »ueeeM in rapturing five or
1:1 *la>er«. wouid go a great way toward frighten¬ing the slave-trader* out of th- uae and abu*oof the ivtWliSM flag- The truth i*. that ifMr. Buehunan w:*h»"* to do an essential BOfrtOBto the Southern »lavehold;ng intere«t. hew;" enter heart.if, sincerely and decisively into
the biiiir.e** of putting down the uae of the Amer..ran flag and the partie:p.it. aj f Ar:.*rican ship* inthe business of the Cuban slave-trade; in otherword*, into the luppressior. ot' the Cabal alive-trade, wh.ch il now rallied ao oalj b] tni* means.
S.i long as the Cuban riaro-tnde continue* the Bffi-tati«»n will go on in the Southern State» for repeal¬ing our own proh.bitite act*. The most effectualinetuafor putt.ii. a »top to that agitation :« to ei-
tingutsh the Africanilave-triole altogether. Therecannot be the |ea«t doubt that the great body ofthe existing llaTtclaOwltltl are utterly opp.w.«lto the ret.val of th:* traffic, many ofthem, no doubt, from a aincero horrorof it* atpM-if.e*. and all of them from o«n sidera-tiona of pecuniary interest. Within the !a»t ten
year* «la-.e« have atU.I.ed an average DMQOJ ft! .''
at |ea«t twice aa great a-< th. y er. r hvl before.To rev;ve the slave-trade, to bnng in a large sup¬ply of freab »lave» from Africa, would speedilybtiog down the price to a point lower than it ever
yet touched. The large and wealthy slaveholder*know tail perfectly well, and they will be ia thek gboot degree grateful to anybody who w 11! put a
atop to aa agitatmu which threaten* them withthia lerioai Iota of property. They theui«-'lve»are ,ju:fe powerkaa m the matter, and they knowand feel it. The idea of bringing down the
price ,.f slaves to so low a point thatevery white man in the South shall be theowner ot hi* dozen or M :* exceedingly gf_0C<tive to the ignorant and poverty -strickeu mob, who.in the slaveholding States, under the loadtirBBif IB*" if«M0kJag poHtif jOaO, have constituted themselvesthe champion* and guardian* of slavery. It is in¬deed a eorioai fact that while slavery is all power¬ful ot the South, the slaveholders, considered a* a
body, Bavo loot the power to control the *tonn
tbej h.i.e r.K-ed, and are in danger of becomingthe tietims ot the very fanaticism which they havefostered into lite, Kor all they . an do to prevent,thi- demand for the revival of the slave trade »und»a fair chance to become the te*t of Pro-Slaveryorthodoxy in at least all the cotton-growingState*, and they would doubtless feel sincere grati¬tude to au Administration which would extinguishthis agitation by extinguishing the trade itaelt.There i« another cou-ideiation al«o which ought
to have some weight with the Administration. Ifthe) do Mot take measure*, themselves to catch theseexpected American slavers, in all probability theywill fall into the hands of the British cruiser*, andt Im« k;v.ca-iou to the revival of the search andseizure question j'lst so amicably di-po-ed of.There eai be n.» doubt tliat if the Echo had BOOBoverhauled by i British instead of an AmericanBiaaOT, slo- would hate been captured and carriedinto a British port for condemnation. When taken.-he had ue.th'-r llag nor papers. She would havebOOB taken possession af as being a ves«el withoutauy nationality. This has been the COttTMBOifonBljpursued of late by the British cruiser* m suchcages, and the subject of bitter complaint* on thepart of aoHM of our naval Commander» on theAfrican coast, who have BBBBeed the Unti-li of]covering over in thia way their capture of American>c*«c!s. Here i» evidently room for raising a aWi*cat.- .|'icMtio;i, which a Secretary of State so
exceedingly jealous of American right* on the aea
»» Mi. Ca»». eoald hardly let alone. I)., vesaels
poaaoai the right of denationalizing themselre*'( an an American VOOOOl, BBOrely by throwing herflag tad papen overboard, eeaee to ba an Aaatriaaartoaolf If will be Mach better to avoid getting
to any controversy on this point by aeitiaf thetesaebt ourselves. Let it 0DCC be BBaV rat.i thatthe American Covcmment il ifl earnest ill suppress-:ng the «lrj\e trade, and it w:il be ipocdiljtapptt s-*.*d.
It areaoaoo tae boa* t of the Daaaocratic party,carefully coi(f,u<-d iu its enunciation ro faaiton iawhich ¦ laeatc on of oultwa atul rrttnaaaant eoalddo aa harm, that :f had etfJietfd the eaPTOreat men
of letters iu the land. It musr be admitted thatthe claim was not Jestifute of presiimptioa, andthat nominally the show was a fa.i OBO, >,-,.-. ,i
able wr fer- were ,-alle,I by the party name, swal¬lowed the party p»p. Bad pavasled theiii«--lv.-» aa Uaeornament* If not the MaVgaifdl <>f tbe party.Their condesci-ns on wa* tolerably ro^aitcd by an
organization, the Ch ef of \\hu h could not ipell,and the camp-foilowers of waiob could not r>'ad.Mr. In g wj. cael i Dbaaaoiat, ami ma a il tosp.t.i, Mad to t..a kajlaocd A.tiambra. Mr. Baaeroflwas dabbed I Dcinis rat, and was aaado CoOl etof ofBoston and Minister at sr. JamesY Mr. Paaldingwas aV ¦ at* i a DeaMH rat. tad received a port*I itWn iftoa, Mr, taao mat i aria*braod a Deaaacrat, and araa appoiatod Maatar ofCaelaBa Haaajatil laaioa, karwoTci wanble» at the gigantic loaf at Ltec.t.-.e pateoaago,while the disi>o:tioL of the thicker si.i-e» ladkatadw.th painful accuiacy the predoui.nal.ng ta«tea ofthe Democracy. A.I Wastdaftaa, ;r* newspaperWas sometimes itrOOg, alwats coaise. and ne.er
f MMp....shed. to n. Jacks, a . uid not w rite the En-
ibak **rf*|*i Mr. \'>i> Sarai Baad itadrabut tiet»r w th the *k..i or bV t.t-'e it a seholar;Mr. Folk, it' he rutertmiird the least pasaiou fin-It tters, Ueter fold his love, and succeeded chann-
ingly in concealing it; Mr. Pierce wa* a countryurarror, who read what bt araaaafifodtafaadaadBataaaj more; Mr. Buchanan's i.u niry aspirat.oi,.culminated nearly a century ago fag the .pjb:. u-
»loipc of a more dubioti* Fonrth-of-Ju'.y Oration,tor uttcnng which he ha* indub.tabiy cursed h.m-BbU aid h:s sfan u.ncty and tune t.me*. Of theDt niocratic dis'tors. we know nothing and car. ...
kr.ow nothing. Ol the IVmovratv lawyer*, w-
can only -ay that, J the National bar can yield >i«
no brighter National bench, the brilliancy of kjmemt-rra may be utterly blinding in a Pierx»wde:Court, but ha* not thua far ili'iminated loftier tri¬
bunal*. Of DemtK-ratic clergymen, we may remarkttut we never saw one, and never heard <j{ one. ifwe ex.-ept fhi»ae good men who guard the moral*at oiir piou* tara. and miuister to the «oula dia-e.iM-d of our Senators and Kcpre*entativo*.
But if some suspicions readei think* tbat he ba«
sp.««i iii our reSBBrka i morc-i of niaie»i«leao»*, we
Ln+U n to BafTOOt 0.« egregious error. We have,f»:th our MM* art. fit.: ted lark sid*». bl<.rii»-r that tt.'- bright ...!»» tntght tl the more IBMand deicht the public ey«\ We bavr indicated thed« ti< ...DC.« » of th*- pn»t. that the gi..ry of the pr--sent might .eem the grand- ' ». » |T he Deaaoenbtie pa it > bee owe literary gentlemanlefti who ¦ .-i biawetj a heee, or. to speak tigura-tivaiv. who i» a forest of go.nw-.iti.,!.. an .*ce*n elink. and a pyramid of paper.wh.. an wr.te even
U-t:> r !!..«.:: Mr. 0'!»uii:van.»li*-ee fee :yae^le-araaa, a:.d Bjrko kit tTtfJ BtrW] kfil i-
tn-n. except taste, sense and knowledge, ajaj every
political qualification except Demi-racy, havingeea a Whig. T.v.er man. and Kii-w-Noth-
mm, all with great real and effe.-t. Ktea] we
-ay that we refer to Mr. CtaltM Mat ird U at) 1
wkoofl I.k mm the The '.lory and >hame afK.nglajid" bl jmpularl) BBjpaajawJ to have eVMeWaMlthe (i.ra« li.!:oti of n.ne Kng!:sh Ministries and trie
- ,.i bk MM E..g!.ah M:n:*.tera I We do refer m
h:m. Wr , rethl Nit Lester il the man.
The CMe«a| Man. The Mm wLo Has Arnved.1 he Man who has launched a new magazine called
I if not known aa The Democrat* Age. Mr 1st iMlhaa he M«l aboel w.th »ad but penetrating eye. and
Ml M ft -covered a total ImÜM of " bold, honest.and discriminating literary cnticism," modeatlyhutnnniy say*. " Xft shall endeavor to do something" M supply this want.' "A New Age is on us.'*
say* Mr. Lester, referring in thia iaatance
nut to bit magazine, but to the presentrespectable year of 1 - *>-. "The arrange-.. ment* of the Keview have contemplated"taVMNewPetioeun It would fire u *
satisfaction to behold an Arr.ir.g-'in. at OMtMplating anything; it would me rapture to gOM uponan Arrangement contemplating a New Period.
aqajntzBg wtik ItlCtJ Oje keJ power at what Mr.Lester calls " the electric piflfJNM of Kightecu¦Hundred and Fifty-eight." and at the same time
nibbing its pen to respond to the fresh demands..which are tOMmo M .Io'ir!..n..-m." Journalismwill be very ni'.eh obliged to Mr. Lester for his
.r dlyaid: the New Period owes him countlessth.-.:.k-. tM New Age. n/utt the Democratic Age,is under inhnitv eW git:ou*. Mr. Lester enters
bravely upon the work, eonsnb-nng it* peril.The hand which now holds the pen." says Mr.
Lester, referring to his own private Mai personaldexter, must feel the *r,.--k of the Telegraph in
.. eve.-y puNatiou." We have m our day BSO!
many gentlemen writing leading articles in various
position". BOBBB were sitting; aOBBO were stand¬ing; MM Were sprawling. Hut wc can lay our
bund iu sol. mn kOMtCJ upon the pfOWf aWal miour waistcoat, and, appealing to the world to wit*ness the truth of our declaration, avow that w.«
have never aeeri any gentleman wntmg u article,and at the same time receiving in his pen-hand a
succession ol electrical shocks. We are mm\ashamed to own that we should like to see theoperation. Wc have our doubt of the feasibilityof the plan. Wc should appreheud a manuscriptMBM remarkable for what we may cnli ''JttjtkMMthan legibility. As an editor, we should not wish,to read that manuscript: as a compositor, we shouldBOtWiaktfl .'-et that manuscript; as a proof-r«'a«l-er, we should prefer to have nothing to io w ith thatmanuscript; but as a man who has gared with¦We upon the poi tentoiis cacosenpt of the H»u. i(.t ho.nte, we akoeld like to sc.- that mauu-
sci.pt. When Mr. LsBCfei ha* got well towork; when M MM down |aj ms machine,With the New Age upon one side, with theNew Period on the other, with a new penin his hand and I new sheet of paper before him;when "the hand which now hold* the pen " ha*been plentifully charged with the fluid,and is trem¬bling with eagerness to get on.070 shall be muchohlige.I to Mr. Laeeter if he will send for us, andwe trust no lil-timed politeness will tempt him torise upon our entrance. We w.sh to see Inm uponbis tripod. We wi-h to scrutinize h> pulsa-"tiOM" and witness hi" vigorous jump*. Wehave seen the mermaid: we have seen the bairieasMfM| we have seen many variet.es of the ele¬
phant; but w-i think we -hull d;e more easily if wecan see th> Mhyl of the NiaetoeBtk Century iu
pantaloon-, bobbing upon h.s stool and sinveringand shak.ng out in. .. repoonea to the freak de*" mands which are made on journalism. Thet.mes have MOS hard, and are liot fat pre. i»eiysoft; but. rather tnan nuss this Olkikf^aOB, we
should not reluct at the disbur-ement of two .hil¬lings. Federal currency, or oft\m\Wo in bflh aaaajany bank in Aikansas or FhtrfcaO,PrOM Iko aWMIMM MMaWl ol Tkt DmtoXtmmt
Agi w. * we t.a.e ie.vive.1, we infer mat t|,eeditor ia already mounted upon an [WBOrfeel ma-
hine. II.s lans iage - gorgeous, his \» n is prompt,but his thonghti ne wofklh bebteaL .. lhe brain.. of Shakcpa'arc.-' be tells us. .. sprung from the.. same molding band that ekjaakaj the Qadkiepeak* of the Alps, and (.suited las* ev.-n.ng'«
" sunset." N..h<«dy. unless .--are.l apaa a tripod,would «pa-ak '1 a molding hand rhi-.el.ng Ä|.|paint.ng at the same t ine. Hut who shall limit thelofty eccentr.c.ties ..f Lester ./Jfeti*. ' I here is.. a law of existence f,,, »\\ beings and ad things." IfW tkt Uiofc Hint floets ,n the sunneam to the" Bengal t.ger in his jungle.' So say* the AgedDeaaocret. W>- w oat deny to him wfcaf .-»-.-
eeajeOtli to 'he mote: nor shall be have hardertreat immt than the BoaO/al b. mi aMWaWshla TkOM.a a .. >w of cxistecee "
even fag him; his MMMM« preoplai ..<!: and il tons.- his own Words; .'».. thousand tiaiileoa eould not make the pe;>»anf of.. the A|s nMl I both *a that the sun wiil BOC riae
'.to-morrow." we are satisfied that a gentlemanwith ,-a New A^e m" ti.m must be baf) Maajajeakand g;hh. r at btt »»n d.-sonant will.Mr. James Bu.'haimau, however, will l.e pl.-.,s. d
to notice that hi* A.'.mu .strati .? meet* with thefull approval of the Voasjiaklo Dem-K-raf. Bfokasl)e!s«- has recently .3 .! su< h handsome tLng- of thepoor old man. Bt if OOfiOMay, not sarca«tic.aJJv,railed .. vigilant and ab..-." He it eaaaaaMd loSaul among the Hebrew.. He u head and"shoulders above them all.' He " abo.»ta elec-.. trie-?T tkiaaarMM the rank*.'' He > the Immo-bbMl of the Niggei BmMOH Wu-u (hi AgedDoMOtrat tkiaka mikfawko rtiaa, He-ays tha'" *ilent teara MMI down each cheek." t'r):u| L«not much m our line, but we would «uggesr that a
tthot r.ar **t*~lH he lHawed to OOMO down --ne
baek aud a mmi tear down the OaMf*But if Mr. Buchanan ia vigorously puffed, so are
otbert. The DrmorrcU Ag» .i. v..{,'» n,_,t a iittlespace to rather elaborate advert.r.Lg. Mr. Bu¬chanan .1 lauded in eloOOOeaBect'BM with Webster'sDiets)mttj, Ss.mebvdy . Wines aud Liquors, TheImproved Billiard Table, The Family Sew.ng Ma¬chine, Dagua rreotype*. Fine Cut Tobacco, Sabm.nidei N«fe-«. The Ht».p*-d ^klrt and The fcliuprieSpring B«-d. He is b-»Uer advertised th»o eitherof the** anuderrul srticVi vf ^trhaadise. md in
ic*ic4xt kofj that he ryfj ,,.t ajg^ . B. wOEa* I» ha aaajiiiiti laan. ,.
n#raafc it1«JTJ fcff t» * .nK.. mftmB g,.|. MMm
We ^;'.f this m.Tiitvg one morefinanrral raarabty in the C;f t (;, t,
I -i ate eubb-ct be BJ t collect:,,,. ..f u* .** LbbbI Ba-fimamafc Pea aj n .... jJJJ JJMil par, im leciiaali af the .,r^i*7
<"» Bare t. nj *. i bj ... .j JJ||eaBdaaaaa af wiari af pj k a,),_hT frja. Jerasures and ther de;i.-e,. M r,,\rT ,;p J^;,^/BBi pr.-v. nr e,|KMr, I bji ^ jJJP IMl ¦> .- . I
- ice. in !»V,,( , ^*'"'*' . MobbjWIler.t. : .:>¦: kfaBtfii .ya] .,,
ba»e been geeti general rather than partfeaJBri h«now the In\...tiiTAt ns C*BBBB ,
particular* and «p.city bjbbjbj, ^Although the labor il fat lnll||,tJi , mmat be vet undeveloped, what ae v»r- v i
._
r ut' N Ion bjwould be sufficient t<> startle »ha «..k.iI''1' SIwe n--t h. r. t. f. re cnn-ved many and mm, ^T^|0u n hi «.f the k adj. Of* the return* uaAt to theC lerk of Arrean», containing more than 4,000 beat-on r.-al e-tate hi thia citv amount, ng a all t0hj f^*'.!"*1. it bOBbM that I lar.e portionto have been paid, and the general unpraauo, athat nearly all of it has bo.-n collected tai ^credited: and the Committee are mi toenauuj,that the whole Mi oral ultimately hate. t» hjcharged t«> profit and lo<*. Commencing -. lajjiwith the beginning af the ter n of Isaac War»^( BoetOf if Asst'esmttits. and hia deputies, »».
pointed by .James Kur.y. Street L'oaaaa-¦Ntr, they lay before the Couunon Cap*,tl a statement of each account, eip«^the error* a* they appear, which consist of error«in footing up, i.nd in returns, and further Hi}, apayments made to Collectors, and the money b>tamed and no entry whatever made a regard toil,Iridivi.lu.il accounts are then taken up. andilenVia*.rie» shown, varying in amount trotii &4 ur $5 tothousand*. In the widening of Puane street, lipI.uient amounted to iJVTo i«*i, of which $1%,.1*41 has been paid into the Treasury, while f64,07|remains unpaid and charged, le.nnig M unaecouot-able defit ier.cy ot pllta88. In regulatiog tadgrading Fifty third street, from Third t- Snlmavenue, there :<pp4-ars a d' tjciencv .»( $.l/at3.tbatsame man being collector in both c&s*». \t\er *a>plaining the d"dge* by which this last tifir.baf was achieved, the Committee at;that, owing to the want of proper boot*<>f account in the Finance lVpartinent, the Con¬troller ho* n<> ready mode of ascerlitimng to akitextent bonds in anticipation of aaa v>meat kira'seen aaaatd) beaat a fl.witing d. bt bearing internatis constantly kaiaf created ami augmented, mmm
doc* not appe ar conspicuously iu the official repurta,but which the taxpayers will find in due tuuebia*a painful reality. They and that the uusat »ia.-l.rjcotiditiou of the accounts of the Finance L'epartaattha* I strong t. udcucy fco disturb the confidence ofcapitalists in the value of city secuntiea, and henotthe Weight of naaaalVa interest falls where dalejoaaai and frauds also bear the hardct, upon tb>taxpayer. Among other dctic cncca noticed, aa
observe ifcoh").'**' in opening Fourth avenue, fnaThirty-eighth to One-hundn-d-atid-fiffy-thirditrsatj
K 6 in I ¦ wer bleaaaaj street. Ac: aviiarin all the accounts examined and reported upaathus far, a total deficieucy of f'^.'.flö. Aaaaaythe interesting itema discovered by thi* sxaauaa-
tloli, were re«-elpts .i.eii BJ collectors for BUB«)paid in wheie the acci*ints Were not diwhargaafrom the record, amounting in aJltonejr/y J'.AW.Tkia Ijaiiai of tillainy has bee n going on for
years, and aa we turn from one branch to anothern the) City Government, the mind grows su-k witldisgust at the amount of depravity winch basil-feeted and invade alim-st every one. The erü kai
spread through the whole municipal orgaiiiiatioa;BlOaeitt owners all over the city have coice. to th*Committee exhibiting receipt* and Jemand'Bgtascanceling of liens against the estates. ItiiMlsurprising th.it such deuimid* have been atteoaWby the BOet bitter ileiiumnatiolis of the City Gel*ernment. and especially af officers immediately iatereetod. cn./en* of the higheat eaaiMalBf uistanding, as we!! a* more humble property owoars,Lave giv I. vent to their mdigiiation m the mustv oh t . v p-c.-ons, when they found aaa* for lb*h rat tune that li.-n* have he. n sfai,./ on their
propertj t. rjraara, oa whieh they must pay froo*thirty-six t<> auty p«-i rent a* arrears. Thun*alaoioaaWtkmto twelve mi cent fttaaaaaanback aaaeoaakBata, a late whicfc .s perfectly rum-
.iii* t<> the pio|M ity owner*, m atrely one ol whoabaa . v. r beoa adv.-. d that they bad i.eea aaseaaa.
Bt a I. Ui- grow tired of these con.tantly recur-
lag xh.bit.on« ot imaadiHiaai, and hurriedly paaaaai loan otikM aaaaaata hi regard tiiermnui- ot.ig nj.. and the iaoeitioa "i ilieg.il items a
contractaforatreetwork, a sy-t.-m of iaBMBBaleapeaeea to thai pndll at Bhe Jabaar, w hich wa
pretty*fall] ilayalaycj ia tlae warU-raaaMabeved OBBoi c harlea Daaaa.What «hall bt doie' |t taaaa that alaaa*
Without except..;, th*) ( Ij < o. V e nine n t, |a ail (ft)hraachea - ieaai atolj rotten and eoriapti th*
.< >.' Bad tat Eiooatioa hoc***/-have been going oa aadaTaw
ai . edge und w.tt, the connivance of whatewr
part] bappeatd »..i tat tiaao boiaa to be daflaaal.n it- Braach of the Gesranaaeat, > beyond «ViebtI* it Bat p.. -. c ,- (hat at'er th'-ae dari.unigexj*'-ure-: a*t> r - .owing that potf aftct ..'.ir. *odei|fctts y. the knave- who have coutiiiued loCfOlf
OBsce. bave spent then w hole tnue tml eitrt-
giei il BeviaiBI way-and me*na to *t**aJ friron tba
city at large , Irom the payer »r l"***' un'
prosreBatataj tha* th* ..ifiViiiig i«eople, *'."> **
Meadiag to taa aMaaal of aavra ihau it-",^^a y»ar. f. r tL> scandalous n.rflii..n' y "kit*
paaOM !or c.fy go-, erninei,», v» .1 for once If"**laaaaatiTfa naäaal ami see that no p-aia****picked cam us. aj any hi le ami comer noimnalJ**-ha .-.g:..ri thni-r ..]-- r; th.-ni auch an 'info
ibte < i.- -i kpocio.; -
Th. alflowg Ita^BOBaaB ar^'ies'Lattne Rvf*****1Mate TcketLr.it be ben'en i not by The Ürntt***1J .. k. . BvtafjBBat the rJkm kradia| pap***-*the L u.on .to w.f. lilt IKIBIM. tmM BBH<ra!d. which supported ur r.. ket in l"?io\oao (Tn TataVnrg) iaea tko iJt« thj fm\ ***teat *!i:s aaa g.vea it a left-handed n9fortLet M .onifop 1'itr oaaOaaaoa v* th a le* ***"'
s-BBBl ,
If ia trie that we we:r d.aai'poinfed and a^"?TWby the faJuic bj form a fua.on tc-kct at Syraca»««and that we conaider certa.n leading K*\yx.*Tmo.til) t«. blame for that failure. More oa ,lM,*\ject in due time. But if Thr Statuta*
That we do not think the RepubLcan State BIPan untoaumoiil) good one, it is endly ou» in i«« "W
ooaiig. We cvBiadcr il ,ä- bgat ticket b*»« .»