The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • 2

4" PBBDH-' OPRIHG GOODS. Tribune says tint tbe effaots of the lata eosA weather will ant prove so hurtful as at flrs Apponi- Flantare gen anally had put in I hair iktla 4 itwaarf th Injury .1 bn trlflisj. In te- Sum doUss wlU renultTas scarcely any bat Urn tied bsre ths fcnsT The'lWie The issr Or- fee Ail fklh jQ gUfe, execute at mrnstp tbiepcoA merit LOUISVILLE JOURNAL, ruiru tB rmuiiw BY fit W1I8B12T0BK. coiun. or main rim ora.

Dtil TrUVftftkly, 99) BO. gyTbu Trl-WueklyJourDul la published oo aeaday, Thuruday, find Saturday. B3TTho Wuukly Journal la published oo Taoaday. (3TT10 Country Dally Journal, 05 a yoar. THILPRKKg Taysees always be loan ia great sbuadanoe and variety at 453 Main sweet, st whole TUST received, aa additional sapoly of those eatebra.

a led Winchester patent SHIRTS. Ia this shipment I have reoetved some new aa heeqHfcl A As maslla Sedrta, (wUsh We pomoas la ser of a superb and asut fitting A tare saUdia an eaaiwlaa fee atyfe sad make. Those' jar fltsaf aer-tostaa Was separate flroaafes She. The ameof Earth, itna-rsi, aa hndy sf rtw parang stilt be misi sred sad the Shirt selected to omifmd wife feair shape, which will lasers neat aa assy Attlee Bhlrt. Tbe sises range from 131 to UA ta fee seek.

The maaU-est and tbs largest sfeed mss ia Louisville at nly oa fiadtag Shirts to salt them, aa at prises as low aa the same qualities cue be bought for la feis or nay otter city ia fee Uaioa. Remember ths aamber, 425 Mata struct, fiiar doors above oerfe, at fee LoulsvBle Bhlrt Store. al3 A. D. MANSFIELD.

BROWN, CURTIS, VANCE, DEALERS IN FRENCH, ENGLISH, AtlD AMERICAN DRY GOODS, Vffiaiiy.Mnmvf ffiHVth aail Hi wr corner Fourth and sale or retell. alfi JOHN GILL. oold was severe and ion formedoftba tMckMosf st frosted, but' we tare heard Of no replanting. Tbe orange tree, which were covered wife flowera, have escaped without injury. ETOant oar nebbav Dsmcsrat eeetrivs to get up a little eeeieg Ann be has done over the splendid DomsursHo vkrtory la OonnecO- r7 1 WW a 4 Uertalnly fe Whigs ytwro naves Ukn ehtei beaten in an auction hi (hat State, and yet oureoigV bor has eot prefaced tbe culAf the beeutlfal Democratic rooster with which he was formerly la the habit of deoo rating his paper.

Is be deterred from shouting with all his longs by the consideration that tbe result is quite as gladdening to the Yreesoilers as it is to their ooadjutora, tbe regular Looofoooa, tbe natural allies of tbe Booth?" Last year be did not suffer any such consideration 10 interfere With his right hearty rejoicings. Why should he hesitate to get happy over a similar result achieved by a similar coalition this year? Cl HINA Tuta-a-Tete Sets. Ldie or geatiamaa dooirea Making handsome present oa partion-vked to eali and ex lar occaalna sre reap self ally larked to eali No-447, market Louisville, Ky Where may be found every large end rich tee Ihode find TdoelMt But at 453 Main tinet. ml JOBN GILL. assortment of BLACK and fancy Dress Silks; Plain aad figured chameleon Botin Tores; LOUISVILLE: A fan supply Mourning Goods of every description; Rich eed handsome hroeade Ribbon; colored Not aad Kid Glove; rtTk.G?od? Sheeting, Shirting, end Table Linen; Camlmere.

laW i ed Veerings, ADIES Werk-Stamda amd 4)eateraTakletu Lf Aopteadid assortment of such nrtietes can always be found at 453 Mala street. 12 JOHN GILL. S3T Advertwemenf areiuterted tie order in which they arehanded iu, and unleee handed in by oclock, are liable to bt left over. WeahBtlka; Baraga (plain ead figured); Aleriaea; Columbian; Caroltene; BrazilUaa; Lupin Bombazine, BanehAwa, and Baronet; Black and colored Alpaca, large assortment; Plain and emb'd white Crepe Shawl and Scarf; Rich Hcrenaiodo Shawl and Scarf; AH of which are offered cheep for cash. apr 13 eod3frw3 Cloth, Domemle Paraaoia Goods, a geaeral i aad UmbriulT at; 300 bbda prime Mew Orleans Sagar; S4 do fair da do do; 20 barrel Boston Crashed do; 20 do Mew Orleeas Loaf do; ta store sad for safe by 113 8ATUB.DAY, APB.IL 13, 1850.

rYHEBSAIEN, DwImm, Mperler Playing Vy Cerda, Totto. aad the great game of Banka, to-gether wife all other good gamao, constantly to be found at wholesale or retail, on fee beat kind of terms, at 53 Mote street. el2 JOHN GILL. WM. GAY.

BROWN. CURTIS, ADVANCE. stt' QOFF- 600 bags LUCISTILLK PAPER HILLS, Wtrthteuo, 477 Mete, near Fourth LouiooUta, Ky. prims greea Rio Coffee; 50 do oM government Java Coffee; New A York Life Insurance 5 000 riorih papr for aale, warranted equal If not superior to WM. GAY.

Ia store sad fiar aale by (13J Comp, 'SrT-r tefemua, or overland routes, tTtAvelo, low CF-Ba wazhko th seasohI aud negleot act feat cough is dally weakening your constitution, irritating your feroat and lungs, sad inviting oa feat dread disease, Coasumptloa, wkea so soothing and 1 -g a remedy can be obtained si Dr. A. Bogerss Sirup of Llv-erwort sad Tsr.n wi. For sale at Lapping, Low, Co.s, and Bell, Robla- soa, A Louisville. apr 13 dlAwl CALOUR.

400 barrel extra family Flour; 350 do superfine Ohio and Pennsylvania Flour, In fitore nd for sale by B. FERGUSON fr SON, Corner Fifth and Market ate. BRAND Yr 4 half pipe superior Cognac Brandy is store and lor sate by al3) WM. GAY. fbrnla, at rates, al dim ft BftPwme Plf.L ..8 "1 corner Fifth any made In the Wm.

Publtehera of newspapers, books, periodicals, fi. will at all time find a large mock of tbe different size of Paper, which, for uniformity of quality aad saperiortty of eoter, are not aurpaaeed by any other le the United States, end at prieea that cannot fall to please. Order promptly attended to bjr addreaaln Office and Kkina -25 hsrrota Pennsylvania Rye Floor XV Joan received end for aale by al2 FERGUSON fr SON. CjUNDRIKS. 20 tierces Rice; 20 cask Boston 8 sic rates; 100 dozes palmed Buckets; 100 kegs Boston sad Juniata Malls; Ia store sad for aale by al3 ISAAC CROM1E, Agent, unty rag wanted, for which cash aad the hlgheatprloe will be paid.

N. R. 500 toes good count and tbe highest NEW YORK LIFK INSURANCE COMPANY (Foajtaarr Nxittu-cs). Cavitxi. ovxn fisoo out) PERSONS desirous of insariag their Uvea will call at the offiee of the agent.

No. 458, corner of Fifth and Main streets, where any Information desired In rale, doe to Llfelnaaranee will be given by a5dt6m w. 8. VERNON, Agent; WM. dee lfi datfrwattf Pius th Nisth.HIs holiness, the Pope, still keeps himself at a respectful distance from his beloved children residing la He has authorised one of tbe cardinals to make known his Intention to take up his abode in his Imperial palace again on the first of April.

We fancy that the eld fugitive was only in fun, and wished to play off a joke appropriate to all -fools day. Promall accounts, bis Holiness bears tbe pangs of absence from his beloved children with great ford-fade. He sheds a few very refreshing tears whenever be has occasion to Indite an announcement to the public, but enjoys a keen appetite and a first-rate digestion in private. If his beloved people of Home only had My the of the affection forhimwbiobbe professes for them, the parties would have met, hugged, and kissed, and made each other happy long ago. i SCGAR-HOOBB Molaaea-30 bbl Louisiana refinery ia store aid for sate by a 13 WM.

GAY. CAINE 17 4 half pipes fisc old Mag lory Brandy (1840); 9 do de do do Vineyard do (1840): 1 do pipe do do Hennemy do; 3 quar pipes do do Ottrd, dark aad pale (1835); I do pipe very old P. H. Godard, Lata J. B.

Godard (1815); For aale by MONKS fr ZANOHK, Main, between Sixth and Berenth ate. OR Bale The following Machinery, belonging to the estate of Alfred Shannon, deoeaaed Cjr WLSTAHB BAL8AM OF WILD CUKRETis HHMaii unicisi: composed chiefly of Wild Osuu Bau and ths genuine IcxlahbMoss (tbe latter fo fee rare medical virtues of which are also combined by a new chemical process, with fee extract of Ur thus rendering fee ever dUmcreredVor ffisetous remedy CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS. Still further tvidencet the remarkable curaiiet proper. ties of this intaimabU preparation. 1 wrought tree cross steam pipe for 4 boiler; 9 steam pipes; 1 fore and afl 1 inch hog ehaia; 1 stern band; 1 store sad GAY.

SIRUP. 20 half bbls very superior Strap lna sate by jsl3) WM. 0. LOST, last, between fee comer of Third corner ot Green and Fifth aGoId Chain BRACELET, act wife turqnoia aad pearls, TYe finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving at thin office. al9d3 ORANGES on Iesuonu .100 bones freak mod fins Just received per steamer Bostons by al3 V.

D. GAETANO A CO. UEACH and Apple old Peach and A 4 bbls old Apple Brandy jaot received and for aeie bv al9 MONKS ZANONE. 'K BRANDY Cherries. a boxes Just received pe steamer Bostons and for aale low by zl3 v.

D. GAETANO A CO. CWEKT Oilv 100 baskets Flagnoil Sweet Oil In store end for sate by a 12 i MONKS fr ZANONE. NOT! CE. At a meeting of the Directors of fee Franklin Savings Institution, held at fee count lea room of Messrs.

A. Uowdy fr Mr. E. H. Lewis warn unanimously elected President of the institntioa for fee entning year.

It waa resolved, and the stockholder nr hereby aotl- lied, that a cell of five dollar per (hare ia mads on the capital stock, payable to fee President on or before the 20th of April. 12 d3 W. LANE, See. pro tom, doable peered capstan, complete; 1 fire engine; lot of old iron wrought spikes, bolts, 2 28 Inch, 8 feet stroke engines, eomptete to after end of slides, including combe, yokes, eamb rods and stands, aad heaters, with the following exceptions, viz 1 forward cylinder head, 2 staffing boxes for piston rods, 1 exhaust valve seat, 1 do stem, 1 throttle valve, 1 link for croaa shaft, 1 heed jew, 2 small placet eamb yoke, and 1 large pieoe do, and 1 side pipe. The above Machi eery, from the wreck of the steamboat Alpbonae de Lamartine, will be offered at private sale util the 1st day of May text.

Apply to AS. E. WOODRUFF, Administrator estate of Alfred Shan nan, Flu street, near Main. 8t. Louis, April 1.

1850. a6 3awtd tgrfor uy farther information, reference is made to WTfr C. Folio ires fr Louisville. CREAM Cheeee. 50 bones reoeived perTategraph No.

8 and for ante by al8 NOCK, RAWSON. fr CO. Lt 2 casks Catawbe Wine; 5 do Claret do; 2 do Champagne Brandy, superior article; 3 do Cognac do, do do; Just received sod for sale by- a 13 V. D. GAETANO A CO.

TJALOURv 80 bbls received per mail boat end for sal NOCK, RAWSON, fr CO JT by alS TOBACCO 700 boxes Vlrglsis, Missouri, and Kei tacky Chewing Tobacco, of various qualities, for sale by (sl2) NOCK, RAWSON, A CO. TO COAL THE rebecriber ere now ready to tell COAT, by the boat load at feeir mines, on Selins creek, IU. For torso, apply to P. Chamberlin, Louisville, or Dr. Robert Talbott, at fee mine.

13 d3 TALBOTT fr CHAMBERLIN. BRCHANTS visiting Louisville not only find ter bargains at P. 8. BARBER A CO.S, te Hsu, fy Foote declared in the Senate, a few days ago, that, if California were admitted as a Bute before the territorial question is settled, it would be looked upon as "a degradation by tbe people of every State south of Hason and Dixons line. Foote may speak for the repudiatora of his State, but not for tbe people of all tbe Southern States.

If Hiaaisaippi was not degraded loathe lowest point by repudiation, or by sending such a person as Foote to tbe Senate, she is proof against degradation, and she and her very fitting Senator may alike rest easy with regard to degradation. Russellville, Brow a Aug. 21, 1849. Memos. Barrroan tc Paxe Gentlemen: About six weeks ago I received the agency of W1S TARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, but Wife acme reluctances my part, for the reason that I had been the agent of so many pills and otheraostrum which were cracked ap to be something wonderful, but which torned out la the end to be of no account whatever, except to the manufacturer.

But I candidly admit that this time I have been deceived, for fee extraordinary curea effected by Wistaria Balsam have coavineed me that good can come oat of Naxareth." Your agent left me one dozen bottles, which are all gone having been the means of curing several obstinate cases of Consumption and no mitiakei for what 1 sssaad know I am bound to believe. One case In particular: A young gentleman iu Winchester, Adams miles from this place) was cured ot Consumption when fee doctors had given him up, or at least could do nothing for him, and It was the intention of bis friends to convey him to your city and piano him under fee care of some eminent physician there. But a friend told him of Wistaria Balaam, and that he could obtain It of me. He sent for it, and before the second bottle was gone he was sound sad well, and attending to hia every day business. Aa there are several Inquiries for the medicine.

It would be well to forward aa additional supply without delay. Very respectfully, yourt, LAMBERT NEWLAND. Tbe above from L. Newland, a highly respectable country merchant, commend Itself forcibly to fee candid attention of all those who have doubted fee great merit of Wisteria Wild Cherry Balaam. Caps, and Straw Goods, but the best, and la fact the only full and complete stock of goods la the city.

To Merchants who leave partners st home, we eau safely say yoa do them great Injustice if you do not examine our goods. P. 8. BARBER A CO. a 13 455 Main street.

FOR Sale. 2 29 Inch, 8 feet stroke Engines, fitted np eomptete to after end a of slides, wife comb rods, stands and yokes, cranks and wrists, mala pillar, block and brasses, 1 plttman. 1 outer block, ud 6 water wheel flanges, new. The above will be offered at private sale nntil fee 1st day of May next. Apply to JAS.

E. WOODRUFF fr CO, Pine street, near Main Bt. Louis, April 1, 1850. afl 3awtd ry For any further Information, reference la made to W7k C. FeUowea fr Co- Louisville.

TTNDERSHIRTS on Drawers Just received A great variety of Undershirts and Drawers suita (7 tvij bon tit nbtcrilxn lA lestant, likely NEGRO lk BOY named TOM, abont 21 or 23 year of are. of tela brown complexion, weU bnllt, with a quick light step, about 5 feet Inches high. Oa his right cheek there ta a small; glazed spot abont fee size of a dime, orobebl caused bye burn. 1 We doubt not but feet he ia making hts way to a free State ia company wife some white person. He has worked abort time at iboe-making, and when he left wae dreaaed in Hght-grsy Unsay sack-coat and Hants.

A liberal reward will be given for hia confinement in some jail ao that we can get him. JNO. W. JONES fr CO-apr 12 d3frw3 Huntsville, Ala- April 8, 185Q. Left also, on fee same night, a BOY belonglag to A.

B. James, of black complexion, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high! and la a first-rate blacksmith. Tbo two boys no doubt lett together. NEW Oet4. We have fete day received by pres variety of Dree end other Fancy Goods, vte: 4-4 changeable Silks; 4-4 black Gro de Rhine Silks; Soper figured Silks; Pea green CbaiUe: Black do; Black Mods; Super embroidered Bereges; Do printed do; Do do TyroUoneae; Do do Tissues; Plain born eoiored Borage; Small flgnred corn eoiored Barege; Plain white Crape Shawls; Embroidered white Crape Shawls; Corn colored do do; Lace Cepes; Wide black Silk Lace; Corn colored embroidered Swiss Muslin; Kid Gloves and Silk Mlia; Black English Crape; Fancy colored Crapes for dresses; All of which we offer at low price, a 19 GEO.

GILLISB fr SOM, 439 Market at. ble for spring and rammer. Extra raper plain, heavy, and ribbed silk Shirts and Drawers. Extra super silk, thread, cotton, and Merino gauze Shirt and Drawers. Extra super Merino, Canton flannel, and flannel Ehlrts sad Drawers.

Extra raper linen patent bond, plain linen, white drilling, plain cotton, twilled, cotton, and net cotton Draw-eta. BB. ANDER80N, A CO. al3 487, corner of Main and Fourth etreeta. A vast majority of tbe papers published in the siaveholding States have denounced tbe Nash-ville convention project either as a treasonable ect in itself, or as likely to give birth to some treasonable project.

'Tbe disanionists are In a most insignificant minority, and are not likely to inflict any great peril on the country. SPLENDID SCHEME FOR SATURDAY, April 13, Grand consolidated lottery of mary- LAND, for the benefit of fee Consolidated Lotteries of Maryland, Clam G. To be drawn in Baltimore, Mary-land, oa Saturday, April 13, 1850. D. Pxinx fr Co.

Managers. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME 78 Ncra 15 Drawn Ballou. Garrett Dans Tbo conduct of thia gentleman la ataadlag ap nobly for bia prlnolplao baa gatnad tbo admiration of uvn thoae who are oppoaed to hi view. He spoke pot bia own convictions, regardless of the praise or blame of political backs, and every tree man honors him. Under every form of government, selfish men become the Batterers of power for the sake of tbelr 'own advance menu The principle is the same whatever may be its manifestation.

In a monarchy, tbe selfish aspirant is a courtier, and tells tbe monarch that he ban do no wrong. The most tyrannical measures of the ruler are cordially supported by tbe courtier, who expects preferment as the reward of bia servility. In such circumstances, the friends of humanity are tbe noble men who dare to stand up for the right against the'foroe of the oppressor who will not prostrate tbelr free souls in the dust, nor bow down to tbe calf which the oppressor orders them to worship. In a republican government, tbe courtier becomes a demagogue; but he is the same fawning sycophant still. He changes tbe object of his flattery, but not his owq servile nature.

He fawns on power still with tbe same base motive. Power is placed in other hands; bat it cannot elude bis watchful eye. However rapidly it may pass from one to another, his eye is fixed upon all its motions. The last possessor is his master, before whom be crouches with more than dog-Uke servility. He abased Hampden and Sydney because his master bade him do so; be now lauds them to the skies because be expects thereby to gain the favor of his new owner.

He reviles oourtiers, though a change of eiroumatanoes would find him the most cringing sycophant of them all. Tbe courtier is the demagogue transferred to a monarchy; the demagogue is the courtier removed to a republic. In short, courtier and demagogue are but two names of tbe same despicable character, and tbe demagogue who reviles tbe courtier is reviling himself. Of what earthly use is the demagogue? The cour- tier flatters tbe monarch, watches to see in what direction his wishes point, and eagerly runs forward to gratify them. Abandoned to selfishness, be cares not what results may follow, if he can only advance his own interests.

Bo tbe demagogue deals out nauseous doses of flattery to the sovereign people, watches tbe coutae of public opinion, and, when be is sure in regard to tbe direction, rushes in among the foremost, waits not to see what is right and what iswroag, but what Is popular, or supposed to be so. Like tbe oourtier, he is a coward, and dares not speak his own thoughts. He is a slave, and trembles at the frown of his master. He lsWt a man, for he has given up tbe high attributes of manhood. He lost his individuality.

He has become a mere machine. He strangles his own thoughts, annihilates his own souL He is a curse to bis country and to tbe human race. Of such things; for men they cannot be called, we have had enough. Hay Heaven hereafter inflict upon us as few of them as the just punishment of our sins will allow! But men who, like Garrett Davis, are true to their principles, who are not to be frightened from the path of duty by the clamors of either a one-headed or a many-beaded tyrant, are tbe glory and the strength of their conn-try. We care not whether they are with us or against us; for we know that truth will eventually be discovered wherever men honestly speak out their sen tlments.

The name of Garrett Davis will be bon ored when tbe names of many now successful dema gogues shall be despised or forgotten. We do not agree with Hr. Davis on all subjects. Indeed, some important questions of both principle and poll-ey, we are thoroughly opposed to bis views. Wbat we admire in him is independence thatunoonquera-ble resolution to do what be thought right, even though he should stand alone.

The following we, kavejuet received from Meter. Fall, A grata for the tale of Wiatar'e Bot LATEST Style Shlrta. Jnt received 50 dozen extra super linen bosom Shirts, warranted to fit better than tbe patent Shirts. 30 dozen extra raper and medium linen and linen bosom Shirts, 1 Inch plaits. 100 dozen linen bosom Shirts, suitable for fee country trade.

100 dozen Colored linen bosom, check, hickory, railroad, and gingham Shirts. AU fee above wiU be sold very low, wholerale and re-tall. a 13 BB, ANDER80N, A CO. Per the Loutavtito Jcmraal. POPULAR ELECTIONS ahs th JUDICIARY.

NO. A. Another objection to tbe plan of electing fen Jsdg-Mn tbatiSs tendency it corrupting. I jdo b4 anew ow fedledr fen tnadoney df thane elections ofetpt tbs es Jm, nor their tendency to defeat fee proper sofecton of political ipan whiab Is the highest tod moss Important act ot pop. ular sovereignty.

Bat I desire to call public auoa-lion to a careful examination of those powerful motives, which, undsr the elective system, will constantly press the judge solo eae his office that be may retain It, upon a new eleotion. Sir Robert Walpole may have gone too fer In saying that every man baa hia price, but nothing is more certain tban that we endanger honesty as we increase temptations, and that most men can bo as-dnoed into corruption by large and splendid induce 1 I la those oases, what are the temptations? Charao-ter, power, and a station highly honorable and to these, a salary, wbioh, though leas than the judge might realize from his profession, after wasting several years, to regain his pruotloe, is yet a comfortable source of support, and in many reepeots desirable. When to these considerations We add feelings highly excited and an eager anxiety for auooeaa, we have a taint idea of tbe judges estimation of tbe prize. Imagine, on tbe other hand, bow defeat will affect him. Reduced from hie high distinction, deprived of biz habitual source of support, hls-staoding impaired and his conduct condemned, he will feel mortified and humiliated sad placed under tbe feet of his enemies.

If such thoughts do not furnish efficient motives of action, the judge must be above temptation. -i In this state of mind, opportunities are presented to bim every day to advance bis prospects in tbe vi tat struggle involved in bis reeleclloa. At tbe bar of tbe tribunal where he presides, two men appear as adversary parties A laborer is suing for tbe wages of several years of faithful service; and his olaim is resisted by false charges sod specious or technical objections. He has neither lands, slaves, nor money to give bim power, and no more than ordinary intelligence. The necessity of bard labor has denied btm time and means of gaining extensive popularity.

An bumble man, his esse attracts little of attention or sympathy. But the wealth, or tbe talents or other advantages of bis adversary renderhim a man of influence, whose favor or opposition is of -great value in any popular election. A point of law springs up in the case and may determine it fete; end the judge is about to announoe his opinion. At this moment a rival candidate Is in tbe field, tbe office of tbe judge is at stake, the contest is doubtful, the parties and their friends are tbo voters and the defendant is powerful enough to elect or to defeat the incumbent. Tbe scale of justice most ominously tremble, and ballots oontlnnally dropping In, are outweighing the poor mans rights By all means let him compromise and save a remnant, if he can, before the biased and dependent minister of the law shall bave announced tbe doom of his wretchedness.

If any man tell me that such conduct would operate against the judge, and that the people would condemn his oonduot, 1 answer him, that, in order to bring about this result, the people must first inquire into the transaction and know all about it. They are disposed to be just, and a flagrant outrage, clearly and palpably shown to them, arouses their virtuous indignation. No argument of mine Impugns tbe moral sense of the people, in any case, where it can set upon dis-unci knowledge of the facts. We see tbe corruption, because yre so state the case; tbe judge knows it, because he is guilty in fact, at whence is to come the public knowledge? In most esses, the whole matter passes off quietly and without suspicion. In others, the man ol influence and standing gains the ear of the community and persaades them that hia cause Is good' and tbe decision both learned and upright.

Ifi however, in place of tbe usual negleot, the poor mans osuse attract publio notice and induces tbe people to discard a favorite for a stranger, a greater wonder must be added before the judge should be blamed for his oonducl. Tbe people must first know enough to fix on him the oharge of a criminal design. In most cases; this is utterly impossible. No man publishes his villainy. When he is most corrupt, he strives to wear the garb of honesty.

Tbe law larnuhe, for this purpose, very convenient cloaks, wrapping in donbt and made of such plastic texture and accommodating pattern as to fit different subjects with facility. When the judge has to apply tbe law (especially in cases where the facts are complicated), it ia not difficult for him to envelope bia design in such principles, maxims, and quailed phrases as to make appearances seemly. He will strain here a little and yield there a little, giving a strict construction to one clause and a free construction of another, vamping up this precedent and trimming down that, enlarging the operation of tbe common law and narrowing tbe sense of a statute, with a show, at one time, ot inflexible adherence to tbe letter of tbe law, and, at another, of a liberal estimate of great principles of publio policy and private justice, until he shall bave satisfied msny persons of tbe rigid correctness of his legal argument and opinion and impressed others with tbe belief that, at the utmost, be bad committed an unintentional and very pardonable error of judgment. Wbat becomes now ol tbe public condemnation? There is likely to be doubt whether tbe judge Committed a mistake, much leas a crime, and tbe people oannot condemn bim. Let aoy one recur to his own impressions, when sitting in jury box and alternately yielding tbe assent of bis mind to opposite propositions, ably advocated and explained by opposing counsel.

Is it to be supposed that a judge, with bis authority and weight of reputation, would be auy leas successful to justifying to tbe public any opinion be might deliver? Moreover, Is it further to be expected, that, not only his error shall be detected, but that tbe mass ot tbe oommunity shall so plainly see it as to authorize them to believe be ia corrupt? Surely such an expectation would be absurd. The people would oftener suspect corruption than they would either know or remove it. Tbe remedy will be found in prevention, not in cure. Remove tbe temptations which are daily Inviting' tbe judge to make a corrupt use of bis authority. Let bim bsve no stake of bis own dependent on any of bis dec is ions.

Let all suitors be alike in bis eyes and none of them his masters, and then be will neither be corrupt nor suspected of corruption. But there is a class of oases in which the subserviency of tbe judge to popular opinion Is very apt to oocur. Whenever tbe publio interest is awakened, and a deep and general prejudice exists, tbe best possible constitution of tbe jodiolary department does not altogether relieve the incumbent from tbe danger of participating in tbe common sentiment, and falling into error. So fer from guarding against this danger, tbe new constitution, by means of the plan of electing tbe judge by tbe votes of tbe comma oily thus prejudiced and impassioned, brings the judge into the very whirlpool of the popular passions. If there be any truth undeniable, it is that publio opinion ought not to oootrol the courts in deciding on mens rights.

That would be to raise a power above tbe laws of tbe land, which is despotism. As public opinion is not to oontrol, we must not plaoe the judge under subjection to it, by making him tbe creature of popular elections. MADI80N. jyjr M. Barrett, the young man who was imprisoned in Greenville, South Carolina, last year, on suspicion of being sn emksury from the Cincinnati abolitionists, and whose case attracted so much attention, died a few days ago in Dublin, Indiana Tbe Newcastle (la) Courier says long confinement in a damp and unwholesome prison was the oause of the disease which proved fetal to him.

FOR 8n1e Ou Jeffersou street, near Jackson, L-. two two-story Brick DwelUngs snd 8tores, nearly new. Large open front stores below, and three rooms above In main bouse; good sized dining rooms, kitchen, and servants room back, with an alley to each, and large double cittern, stands oa a 52 foot lot front, by SOU deep, te an alley aU nnder a good rent. This prop erty will be sold at a moderate pneete close a eoncera. and affords aa opportunity for a safe and good investment la a rapidly Improving part of fee city, on liberal terma and time.

J. W. BREDEN, 19 d3 Estate Agent, No 90 Pearl street. LADIES Shell Tnek Cenabs, latest patterns 1 beg leave to Inform fee ladles of thia city and vicinity that they eaa always find the latest pattern of Shell and real French Buffalo Tuck Combs, and the largest assortment to select from, at 453 Main street. JOHN GILL.

463 Main Wholesale and pn Peeler in Toys, Fancy Goods, Combs, Brashes, snd Motions of all kinds. 19 tom of Wild Cherry at Lancaster, Ohio. TO THE PUBLIC! I feel it my duty, si aa act of kiadneM to the afflicted, to inform them what Wistari Balsam of Wild Cherry hM done for my daughter. There is many parent who hM given up a beloved daughter or son, as prey to fee fell destroyer Consumption. They have as I have done tried all fee most skillful sad emiueat physician withia their kaowledge, aod all of fee most popular remedies that teemed to hold out some hope for continuance of life, without getting say relief.

STo all such, who, like me, have been seeking wife trembling hope for some remedy of real efficiency, 1 would say, seek no farther, bat try at once Dr. Wistaria Balsam of Wild Chhrry. My daughter Sarah Jane, aged 17 years, whose life for months had been despaired of, and wm supposed sore prey to Consumption, hat been eureil restored to perfect health I and that too by using five bottles of Dr. Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry, JONATHAN COULSON. Greenfield Ohio, March 15, 1849.

KID, Silk, Back, oa Linen Glevee. Just received by express Super block, colored, white, and fancy French kid Gloves, from the best makers. Soper back and beaver Glove. Super linen thread, Lisle thread, and riding Gloves. Super black, colored, corn colored, white, and mixed silk Gleves.

al3 BB, ANDERSON, A CO. PICKLES Onto haps As assortment of Mew York Pickles, put up In vary handsome style, aad of very superior quality; Walnut, Tomato, tad Mushroom Catchup; Suncaa, Paoll Vinegar, Salad Oil, just reoeived At (alS) P. DONIGAN fr BRO '8. TO Rent. A large Main street Store wife several fine rooms above, anltable for Intu ranee or other ices.

Apply to Dr. Ewing or J. W. BREDEN, nil dtf Estate Agent, 90 Third street. He gy Richmond fr Carr, calico printers of Providence, H.

who oommenoed business three years ago with a capital of over a hundred thousand dol lari, have felled. This Is further evidence of tbe extraordinary prosperity that American manufacturers enjoy under the excellent revenue tariff under which we live and for which we are indebted to the Looofooo Congress of August 1846. by .15 casks received per Yorktown and for sals al3j NOCK, RAW 8 ON, A CO. UALERATC8, 80 catks very superior received and for sale by opr 13 dAw J. 8.

MORRIS A CO. BROWNS Extract ef Ginger. A farther supply received and for sola by apr 13 dAw J. S. MORRIS A CO.

Tickets 915 Shares In proportion. Certificate of package of .....9165 00 Do do 83 50 Do do Quarters 4135 Do do 20 63 Order Aariy and always address D. PAINE fr CO, a3 eod7 No. 34 Pearl Cincinnati, Ohio. Price: $1 per bottle six bottles for 5.

Sold by J. D. Park, Fourth and Walnut streets, CIn Cinnsti, Ohio, general agent for the South and West, to whom ill orders must be addressed. J. B.

Wilder A Lapping, Low, ACsq Rap it, Lin-aenberger A Bell, Robinson, A and Wilson, Starblid, A Smith, Louisville, Ky. Wlnstandly A Newkirk, New Albany; W. L. Merrl-weather A Co, Jeffersonville; W. L.

Crutcher, Frankfort; NEW BOOKS AT NOBLES. THE Trial of Dr. Webster for killing Dr.Parkmaa at Boston on the 23d of November last. Woman's Friendship, by Grao Aguilar, author of Ho Influence. Eva Bt, Clair and other Tales, by James.

Mary Powells Malden and Married Life. Llttella Living Age, No. 307 Home' History of England, No.l. Horticulturist lor April. 1 Hunt Merchant Magazine for April.

London Lancet for April. Blackwood's Magazine for March. The Farmers Guide to Scientific and Practical Agri culture, publishing ia monthly numbers at 25 cent 12 numbers to complete fee wora by Henry Stephens, F. R- 8. Edinburg, fee celebrated anfeor of the Book of the Farm," and Prof.

Norton, of Yale College, New Haven. All for sale by jelll GEO. W. NOBLE. gy The medical oollege in Boston, in which the remains of Dr.

Par km an were found, was open for public inspection on the 3d instant, and over one thousand persons visited it for tbe purpose of gratifying the curiosity they felt to see the lace where tbe J. W. MULCAHY, MERCHANT TAILOR, Fourth Street, between Main and Market, next door to tha American Sxchange. THE aabacrlber moat respectfully begs leave 11 to inform hia old customers and fee public In VI geaeral, feat he has just reoeived a very choice mJUw lot of English and French Caaslmerea, Silk, Marseille, and linen Vetting, and a very superb lot of French Clotha, linen Drilling, fre. Having had an excellent run of custom during the past winter, I waa eaabled to tell off every yard of good I bad on hand, consequently my stock i now freah aad of the moat fashionable ana finest qualities, which enables me to notify my old patron and the public that I am now prepared to make np In the most scientific manner, and on tbe shortest notice, all orders entrusted to my car at prices nnoanally low.

P. 8. The public are invited to call and aee the In-duoements ottered before pore basing elsewhere, all dim J. W. MULCAHY.

FRENCH Brandy on Port on Madeira Wince for medicinal parpoaee, received direct from fee importers snd warranted pore, fer sale by -apr 13 dAw J. S. MORRIS A CO. C. C.

Norton, Lexington; J. J. Yonnglove, Bowling Green; H.G.Scovel.NsshvlUe. jan 9 deod Aweowtf murder was committed. GARRETTS Seateh Banff.

A large supply on hand and for sale at manufacturers price by J. S. MORRIS fr apr 13 dAw Agents for Manufacturers. A DESIRABLE Tract at Lund for Sale, We will sell a tract of Woodland, containing 85 FOR SAN FRANCISCO, TO SAIL ON THE FIRST OF APRIL. THE welt-known and favorite 8teamahip ABAMA (eight hundred tons burden), sioht.

Commander, will leave New Orleans for Baa Francisco on or about the 1st of April, touching at Rio do Janeiro, Valparaiso, and Panama. A limited number of passengers will be taken. atm on PAsaean. Iu 9450 00 In Steerage, with mattresses and separate mere, 300 00 KFA Cincinnati paper says that it cannot undertake to enumerate the cases of pockets which are picked in that city, as they are altogether too numerous. It thinks people are very ailly to carry money in their pockets in that town.

We are sorry to bear so bad an account of the morals of our sister city, UUGARv 100 bhd prime for aale by ell R.frJ. BUCHANAN, Malm near Second. acres, lying on the Louisville and Taylorsville tarn pike road, 8 miles from Louisville, adjoining the form of Mqj. P. Funk.

It Is well timbered and first-rate land, and the terms will be made liberal. For farther particulars Inquire of James Kennedy, st tbe Fifth Street Livery Sta NEW Greea aad Black Tens- 10 half chest Young Hyson; 13 do do Gunpowder Tea; 38 do do Oolong, extra fine; 5 do do Poachong; Now landing and for rale low to the trade by 2al3 CHARLES GALLAGHER, 557 Mala t. GLASSES. 200 bbls Plantation, in fine cypres cooperage; for sate by all R. fr J.

BUCHANAN. ble, Louisville, or Wm Kennedy, near fee premises JAMES KENNEDY, No passage secured until paid for. freight ta' No freight taken, WM. KENNEDY. apr 13 d5Aw3 ICE.

25 tierce fresh Rice for sale by alt R. fr J. BUCHANAN. fyin experienced Burgeon Is attach to fee Ala bama BALE Rope, 75 colt nine-thread la store and for sate by JONA. PEARCE, 13 418 Mala st-, between Sixth and Seventh.

EA. 13 half cheats Gunpowder Ten tor sale low by all R. fr J. BUCHANAN. I YOCAL MUSIC.

A SELECT CLASS FOR THE LADIES. LOUIS TRIPP will commence a Private Ctaaa ia VOCAL MUSIC, at 3 oclock, Saturday afternoon, April 13, 1850, at Rev. J. Atklnaoaa School Room (formerly occupied by fee Second Baptist Church), on Green afreet, between First and Second streets. First lesson public.

Parent and all others who feel aa interest la this important branch of science are respectfully Invited to attend. The object ta to form a class for every Saturday afternoon. OpTerma 99 per quarter. Hejtreneta Peters, Webb, fr Co Rev. E.

W. 8 ebon, D. Rev. J. Atkinson and Lady; Rev.

E. P. Humphrey, D. Rev. C.

B. Parsons, D. Rev. J. H.

Lina, all d3 For freight or paaaag apply to C. J. MEEKER fr Iff Tbe editors of the Washington Union ex elaim Tbe Democracy must and will save tbe Union. i e-t If thia referred to the union between the Looofoooa and Free-Boilers of Connecticut Democracy did what they were commanded to do. FINE COACHES FOR HIRE.

LADIES, Gentlemen, and -s families eaa always procure 1 st fee Centre Street Stable some of fee most elegant- I) HANDY 32 half, quarter, and eighth pipes Ro-U chelle and old Cognac Brandy for aale by all K. fr J. BUCHANAN 66 Poydraa st, N. O. yThrough ticket to San Francisco via Chagres and Panama for tbe month of Jane can be secured oa application as above.

nans of passage fsom panama to ban fxancisco. In 8oloon gllXl 00 In Steerage (wife mattress and separate mess), 150 00 m30 eodlm SOARS and Sirups- 40 hhds fair to prime N. O. Sugar; 50 bbla Powdered, Crushed, aad Loaf Sagan 35 whole, half, and quarter bbla Golden aad Clarified Strap; Jaat received at 365 Main afreet and for aale by nil OLIVER, OBANNON. fr MORTON.

Coaches to be found In fee West, wife fine HORSES, careful driven, and attentive footmen. Persona wishing to attend parties, make calls, or go short distances ia the country will have their orders promptly attended to. Tbe subscriber also bas for hire, at all times, superior Buggies, fine Saddle-Horses, Ao. His Carriages and stock cannot be surpassed, and nil his drivers be esn recommend for competency and carefulness. Match-Horses, single-harness, and Saddle Horses always on hand and for sale.

T. G. RUCKER. d3m )VW publish this morning the fifth number the series on Popular elections and the judiciary, by our very able correspondent Madison. It will, of oonrse, receive tbe attentive consideration which has been aocorded to the former numbers of tbe series.

SITUATION WANTED. A YOUNG MAN wiahe to obtain sitaatioa in A wholesale or retail dry goods or grocery boa. Reference anexceptionable. Apply at feta office, all d4 HEMP-BRAKE. THE snberibera are prepared to furnish diver's Portable Patent Hemp-Brake end Cleaner, with Horse-Power end Hemp-Free accompanying.

The horsepower may be nsed for any of the ordinary purpose of Thrashing, Cora Shelling, end Grinding, or th Brake BULLIONS High School Grammar. An Ann lytical snd Practical Grammar of tbe English Lan guage, by Rev. P. Bullions, D. author of series of grammars, English, Latin, snd Greek.

We are indebted to the Louisville Jonraal of the life of April sad to the Cincinnati Gazette Of late date for spicy notices ot this elaborate work of Dr. Bullions, and in which the writers establish, to their own satisfaction, at least, thst fee great excellence of Dr. Bull Ionas book rests upon feat portion of it collated from the Latin gram mar of Andrews fr Stoddard, snd fee English grammar of Professor Noble Butler, which has heretofore been justly considered one of fee most practical and beat arranged grammars extant. It Is evident, therefore, feat with two such excellent models before him, Dr. Bullions, wife Us well-known snd acknowledged ability.conld not fail to prodooe work of nnsorpaaaed excellence.

It is complete in itself, being sufficiently elementary for be-ginners, without fee previous study of any other book, and comprehending nil thst Is necessary for such as may wish to carry thetr studies forward to a more thorough analysis and critical knowledge of the English language. A large invoice of these valuable books daily expect-ed. The country trade, school teachers, snd others sup plied upon fee most liberal terms. al3 wid T. R.

NELSON. Wooden-ware. 50 neata Ball and Spice Boxes; 20 do Painted end Cypress Tabs; In store and for aale by ull OLIVER, OBANNON, fr MORTON. and Press can be purchased separately. Tbs machine so much resembles the old hand-brake in ita operation A CARD.

have thia day formed a copartnership for the purpose of conducting a geaeral Agency bnatneas, aad have taken the offiee offee taw W. T. ripe rrler. deceased, aad by strict auenuoe te baalneas we hope to merit a hare of fee public patronage. TEV18 SPURRIER.

alld3 T. WILLIE ANDREWS. IXfHIBKY. 15 bbls old Bourbon Whisky, a superior article, for sale by ell OLIVER, OBANNON, fr MORTON. FOR CALIFORNIA via BRAZOS SANTIAGO.

-AThe U. 8. Mail-line of low pressure steamships PORTLAND and GLOBE leave New Orleans weeai) aa above, carrying the U. 8. mail.

Passengers, desirous of proceeding to California overland, will find this the moat direct, economical, and reliable route, aa they caa reach the Pacific ocean from New Orleans within 30 days via Matamoraa, and aero Mexico to Mazatlan, from whence passage can be readily obtained to Baa Francisco. For passage, having superior state-room accommodations, apply to HARRIS A MORGAN, al3 d3m 79 Tchoapitouaira at. N. B. The expense through to California by this route will not exceed 125.

fllDKR Ylaegar, 10 bbla for aale by AJ all OLIVER, O'BAN NON, fr HORTON. and simplicity that any negro who can work fee handbrake can sneceaafuUy perform wife thia machine, and boys or girls of sixteen yean eaa make a full hand, two able bodied men only being required to perform the work of braking. From one to aix hands eaa operate with economy and success, and brake and elean 400 ponada per day to the hand, with one to three hones The quality of the hemp after being prepared by thia machine merchantable and leld In quantity and qnali, ty at least twelve per cent more than the hand-brake, owing to fee retention of all the lint. Sfaonld any hemp-grower purchase one of these machines a guarantee will be given for fee performance of all that ta above-stated. Purchase money to be refunded la case of fail are; provi.

ded, the trial be made lxai table weather for breaking end cleaning. Machines making at J. J. Hair (bop. Water street, at fee head of fee canal, Louisville, fob 8 w6fraodtf L.

W. COLVER fr CO. RUM, Brandy, dkelo bbla 8t. Croix Rum, Peach and Apple Brandy (e Brat rate article), end greet variety of Wince, Brandy, and Liquors and other goods, to which we solicit a call from dealers visiting felt market nil OLIVER, OBANNON, MORTON. SPURRIER fr ANDREWS.

BEAL E8TATE AGENTS, NO. 92 THIRD STREET. AGENTS for the purchase aad aale of Real Estate. Renting of Honor and Lota, Collecting Renta, end Baying, Selling, and Hiring of Negroes. nil 43 AY, Cera, and Oats.

Jaat received a freak saw- Vf ACKEREL and Ulnae-I'A 40 whole, half, and quarter bbls Nos. 1,3, and 3 Bos-ton Mackerel; 10 tleroes fresh flint Rice; for sale by OLIVER, O'BANNON, fr MORTON. ply of Hay, Cara, and OM. ta cka or balk, for by K- BUCKNER, eprll dtf Strader row end 8 naif A TEACHER. A GENTLEMAN, capable of teaching the various branches of College education, desires a situation a Teacher.

The beat of references given. Address Sigma, at the GaR House. al3 d3 SPRING STYLE OF SPANISH FANS. Received April 9. TAYLOR fr RAYMOND are now exhibiting the latest Imported and choicest patterns of this most elegant article, which, for service sad cheapness, fer surpasses any other Fan In one.

Beside the above, we reoeived a Urge snd fine assortment of every style of white, embroidered, sad eoiored Silk for Dress Fans. Also, Mourning Funs of fee most chaste patterns. Ladies are politely requested to give ns call. Qlip-OOKDS aid Plow-Lines. 100 dozen for sale by LOST from steamer Dove, oa her late tnp trust New Orleans, 60 boxes Caba Fixes Cigars, marked C.

G. Any Information will be thaakfaUy received by all CHARLES GALLAGHER. GFOR Sniff. A handsomely Improved C0UN TRY SEAT, 3 miles from fee City, on fee Bards- all OLIVER, OBANNON. fr MORTON.

lown Road. Apply to A. McKINLEY, Northwest corner of Mein and Fifth streets, a 13 d3 np stairs. LADIES Hone, Just received 2 doxsn ladies block silk Hose, super extra; LOST Aa EYE-GLASS, ta a gold! wrought, oa Fourth Main, bciwscn Third end Fourth. The finder will oblige tbe lady swear by leaving it at the Jonraal office.

A as its hie reward, if re-qnired, will be chcerfally paid for a. 10 dtf sh FOR Bale. An excellent DWELLING HOUSE ll'j and LOT, on First, between Walnut and Chestnut street. Lot 65 feet front by 310 feet deep. d3 A.

McKINLEY. white do; pearl eoiored silk Hose; pan silk Hose, white, black, and colored: cotton Hose, white, brown, blank, sad mode eoiored, best English; Lisle thread Hose, white, black, sad colored. Ladies wanting spring supply of Hosiery st low pri ees will please call st TAYLOR fr RAYMONDS, 13 No, 481 Main street. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS. A YOUNG man of good baaiaeaa baoiu mad qaafifira tion ia desirona of obtstatag a auaarioa ea rales man or book-keeper in a mercaaile hoaae ta feta chy.

Best references given. Address A. B. Box 21 Poet Office. 9 d5 BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.

THE powerful new scAew steamship CITY OF GLASGOW. 1.037 ton register, 1,609 ton over ett, aod 350 hone power. B. R. Matthews, formerly of fee Great Western, commander, intended to sail regularly from NEW YORK to GLASGOW abont the middle of every alternate month, viz: From New York In May, July, September, November, aad January, and From Glasgow In April, June, August, October, December.

and February. The first departure of feta apendid vessel from New York, direct to Glasgow, is appointed to take place oa Saturday, the 18th of May next, at 12 o'clock, noon. Goods for shipment cannot be received after Thursday evening, the 16th May. Cabin passage 990; second cabin passage 955; atewardt fee included. No steerage passenger taken.

These rates Include provision, but not wines or liquor, which will be supplied on board at moderate rates. Carries a surgeon. The state-room for first aad second cabin passengers are nananally targe, oommodioua, and well-ventilated. For freight or passage, apply to J. McSYMON, New York, April d2awlm 1 Beaver at.

0A BOARDING-Honse te Rent. A new Store and large and well-improved Honse, well-suited for a Boarding-House, north side Market, between Fifth and Siafe streets. A. McKINLEY, nl3 d3 Northwest corner Main and Fifth su. Virohha tiD th Nashville Comvention.

We have heretofore informed our readers that seve ral counties in Virginia have held meetings and de clined to respond to the call made on them by the Legislature to send delegates to the Nashville con vention. We are glad to perceive that tbe important county of Albemarle has also resolved to sot pa triotieslly and not seotionally in relation to the present agitation. A very large meeting of the citizens of that county was held In the oourt-bouse on tbe 1st instant. After tbe meeting wae organized, W. J.

Robertson, offered a preamble and resolutions which be hoped would be adopted unanimously. They were responsive to tbe call of tbe Legislature, and provided for holding a convention in the district to select delegates to the Nashville convention. CoL T. J. Randolph rose and objected to the adoption of any such resolutions as had been read.

He offered a substitute for them, in which strong grounds were taken against the proposed convention. One of tbe resolutions declared said convention to be premature and uncalled for at this time, that there exists now nOsuoh exigency In tbe tffairs of tbe nation ns to render the meeting of such a body necessary and proper, and, moreover, that its deliberations, should it convene nnder existing circumstances. Instead of restoring those kindly feelings of brotherhood which should evqy exist between citizens of the North and South, will tend only to inertate exat peration, widen ike breach, and may finally runlt in what we concave to be ike moet direful calamity that can befall neat a nation the dissolution of thu gtonou Union. A protracted debate then sprung np, in which Hon. Andrew Stevenson and Hr.

Leake advocated tbe convention projeot, and CoL Randolph and Hr. Southall oppoaed It At the coaoluafoa of tbe discussion, it was resolved that tbe county should not take any ateps to be represented in tbe Nashville eonvention, by a vote of 282 to 180, a majority of more than a hundred of those present being decij dedly opposed to that convention. This is a greet triumph in Albemarle. Great pains had been taken to secure tbe attendance of all those who fevered the Nashville convention project, and yet the conveatlonists, after all their effort were found to be in a slender minority. We congratulate tbe patriots of that true hearted old county on their very empbatio repudiation of the wretched project of a Southern convention and a Southern confederacy aa a possible result of such convention.

We took occasion several days ago to declare our belief In tbe wisdom and patriotism of the sons of tbe Old Dominion. Whatever treason may infect tbe garments of her political aspirants and oanting demagogues, of which she unfortunately has nur too many into prominence, her masses are lid to tbe core and will utterly reject any proposi- that may be offered that would ever so remotely to weukeu the ligaments of union. Tbe j-vsoersble mother of States has had too many stars A' 7 TO Hemp-Brea here. I wish to employ tea or twelve IKI to brush hemp, and will pay 91 per 100 pod ad for tame. d6 W.

W. POPE. THRU8TON HOUSE, NO. 136 PUTTH STSZXT, LOU11VIU.X, XT. READER, PROPRIETOR, ADIE8 MItu and Bilk lorea.

Received today. by express, choice assortment of these goods, viz Nw Works. The Life of John Calvin. This life of the great theologian is compiled from anthen tlo sources and particularly from bia own oorrespon denoe, by Thomas H. Dyer.

Tbe work baa bedb received with tbe fovor to which ita great interest entitled It. The author seems to have been actuated by tbe laudable desire to furnish the world with sn authentic account of the career of the stern old reformer, the value of whose services to Christianity has been hotly disputed. He has permitted Calvin to speak for himself through the Instrumentality oi his correspondence as far aa was practicable a plan for tbe construction of biographies which we are glad to see coming into vogue. Hr. Dyer's work can be read with profit and interest by persons who differ totally with regard to tbe nature and efficacy of that system of which Calvin was the founder.

Chalmerit Worki. Tbe ninth volume of this series contains lectures and addresses on various occasions. They, like everything else that emanated from tbe vigorous mind of Chalmers, impart new views and are worthy of the studious attention of all who wish to prosecute researches into subjects connected with Christian troth. Tbe broad, massive, oompact sentences of Chalmers tax all tbe powers of the reader, but they amply repay any amount of attention and study which are devoted to them. The volume comprising this series are not necessarily oonnected.

That before ns, for instance, is complete in itself. Persons wishing any particular work in the series can procure it separate from the other. Unmet Httlory of England This is the cheapest of all cheap editions. The entire work will be completed In six volume, well printed on good paper end well bound in cloth, at forty cents a volnmel If anybody is unwilling to purchase such a work at such a price It must be because he lacks all power of appreciating the excellencies of a history, which, notwithstanding some very grave blemishes; is one of tbe most fascinating works of its class. White Jacket, or the World in a Mono- War.

By Herman Melville. -Mr. Melville states that in tbe year 1843 he shipped as ordinary seaman on board of a United 8taies frigate, in which he remained for more than a year, and that this volnme contains his man-of-war experiences and observations. We need not asy that it is an exceedingly interesting book. It is foil of life like soenes.

We bsve before ns a full picture of tbe man-of war aa it ap-peared to one of tbe people, aa tbe common sailors are called by the officers. Many an officer will be surprised to see In what light his oonducl Is viewed by those under hi command. This book may be a mirror in which he can see himself sa others see him. Tbe remarks on flogging and other abates mast produce a good effect. -These Works are for sale at the bookstore of Messrs.

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ISmo, Key to do. For aale by BECKWITH fr MORTON, all No. 5J3 Main st. 3 dozen twisted silk Mils, half fingers, heavy; 3 do do do, no do do; 2 do do do, long, with half fingers; 1 do do silk Gloves, with fingers; 3 do black do, extra fine. Also, ladies kid sad Lisle Thread of all sizes.

12 TAYLOR fr RAYMOND. A. bis honse is a new one, bat few of fee traveling community hove become acquainted with it; he would therefore impress it upon their minds that it is th hone at which they ought to stop, it being in fee centre of the healthiest port of ths healthiest city west of fee Alleghany monntalns. He being member ol the Washington Ageucy office, Louisville, Main Mreet, near the Bank of LomavUle. 9) JAMES.

K. TYLER, Agent. W. L. COCKERILLK, luocsaaox to mix.

obamt). GENT FOR THR SALE OF BYA88'8 LONDON P'HILDRENS Stripe VJRaIMQMD have today received an addition to their stock of feis article, which varies in size from the temperance society, and also ef fee Grand Division of fee Bona of Temperanee of Ky. and of the Grand Tern pie of Honor of Kentucky, would be glad to meet his brethren and extend to them fee hand of friendship or fraternal core. He would likewise inform the citizens that he can accommodate a few more wife board, bavin a number of rooms to suit either single persona or gen tlemen and their wives; also, rooms satiable for four or six persons each. Day boarders caa also be aceonunod.

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25 Old Levee street. New Orleans. Refer to Messrs. Barclay fr Livingston, Buratow fr Pope, end Johnsons fr Lazarus, New York; Alexander Grant, New Orleans; Messrs. Bell fr Terry, Louisville.

mar 16 dlaw6m smallest to the largest, and in quality from the cheapest to the finest. 10 dozen striped cotton Hose; 3 do do do do, elastic tops; 6 do mode colored cotton item, English; 6 do black do do, double heels sad toes; mixed do do do; white silk, super snd kesvy, for dress occasions. TAYLOR fr RAYMOND, LIFE IN8URANCE. TH MADISON INSURANCE COMPANY take good life risk on lavorable terms Some of the advantage ottered by feta company are lot. An ample cash capital.

2d. Reduced rates of premium. 3d. Liberal travelingpririlegea, without extra charge. 4th.

California risks taken, either by the eape, lathmua, or overland route. 5fe. Negroes Insured, under certain restriction. Application will be promptly acted on. Office No.

513 Main street, near tbe Bank of Louisville 9 JAMES K. TYLER, Ageat. PRO- IMPORTANT TO BOTH SEXES. DOCT. LARZETTES JUNO CORDIAL OR CREATIVE ELIXIR.

THIS Important preparation administered lu cae of Debility, im potency, and Barrenness with grant Fresh Frai 50 boxes fresh Oranges; 25 do fresh Lemons; 23 do Raisins; last received per steamer Fanny Smith snd for rate by A. BOKiE, Wholesale Confect toner, No. 50 Pearl st. ROYS Half Hese. A large lot jam received, both AAstriped end brown, at al2 MACHINIST WANTED.

Aa aa invigorating medicine it oneqnalled, and a never-failing remedy ia Incipient Consumption, Indigestion, Lowne or Spirits, Le of Energy, Physical Laaaitade, Female Weak ues and Debility. In abort, it ta TAYLOR fr RAYMONDS. A PPLY to my my foreman, at the Rope-Walk, comer of Eighteenth and Broadway. R1CE' at 3 8 46 25 tierces fresh Rice in store and for sole by FuNDA, MOORE, tt CO. No.

40 Pearl st. JONA. PEARCE. WESTERN Reserve Cheese. 297 boxes Cheese received per steamboat Navigator and for sate by JOHN F.

HOWARD, 18 Mala, between Third snd Fourth su. riYEAS. A 10 half chests Poachong Tea; Mare's grand restorative, and of priceless value to both Male and Female. CenUion. The Jnao Cordial cannot be genuine unlean fee fac-slmile of Judaon fr Co Agents for fee United State, ta oa the wrapper of each beule.

Bold, wholesale and retail, at tha Depository of Pbpalar Medicine, No. 60 Fourth mreet, the only Agent for Kentucky. aSdflm G. V. RAYMOND, Agent.

Bank ef Louisville, April 5, 1850. A GENERAL meeting of the Stockholder of feta institution will be held, at feeir office, in LontovUie, on Monday, fee 6th day of May next, at 10 oclock, which time aa election will be held for nine Director to serve the ensuing year. By order of the Board. 3 did A. THRUSTON, Cafeier.

CLOTHING! at la consequence of the sales at the Mammoth Clothing Depot having been larger than usual, 1 have been compelled to make np a second lot of good for the spring trade; and, thankful for the patronage that has been riven to me, 1 have endeavor by a strict attention to fee want of eaa. tomera to merit a farther share of their custom. 1 bave now made np a stock of clothing more extensive than ever was seen before in Louisville, end have had it mas-foe lured in style that shall do credit to ba er and seller. Country merchants are requested to call and exam lne my goods previous to baying elsewhere, a they are are to see some kinds of garments there they cant hee elsewhere. My prices are fee lowest in fee trade, and I will sell on good terms.

W. SAMUELS, Proprietor of the Mammoth Clothing Depot, corner of Fourth aad Market streets. all DfrC 12 do do Gunpowder do; 100 6 and 13 lb boxes do do; store and for sale by FONDA, MOURE.fr CO. f'l LABS WARE VY 50 gross quart Flasks; 100 do pint do; 50 do Ido do; 25 do quart Bottles; 10 do I pint octagon Bottles; 10 do I do do do; la store and for rale by 12 JOHN F. HOWARD.

CHEESE. 33 boxes Western Reserve Cheese; 40 do Pine Apple i do; In store snd for sole by 13 FONDA. MOORE, fr CO. CASH FOR RAGS. CAA TONS GOOD COUNTRY RAGS WANTED, for OUU which cask and the highest prieea will be paid at the Ware house of fee Louisville Paper Kills, 477 Main, near Fourth street, Louisville, Ky, ISAAC CRUM IE, Agent jaa 15 dfrwMtf and Wholesale Paper Dealer.

SUGAR. 65 bbls assorted numbers Crashed and Powdered Sagsr 1a store snd for rale by u13 FONDA, MOORE, fr CO. BETTER THAN EVER. NEW YORK BALT OY8TKRS IN THE SHELL 5 400, prr Livingston fr Fargos fast express. Just arrived In extra prime or, derat WALKER OF WALKERS, Pearl st.

BLACK Lustre mud Alpaca Centa A large lot of these desirable sommer Coats, ia great variety of styles and qualities, admirably adapted tor the pantry trade, oa sale low at fee all DfrC MAMMOTH CLOTHING DEPOTT CITY INSURANCE COMPANY, OF CINCINNATI. FIRS AND MAB1NI. Capital 300,0009123,000 paid la. Director. William Barnett, George Carltsle, J.M.

Blair, Raper, 8. Qtioei. H. L. HofTmu, B.

REEDER, Preetdent. M.Gbsoobt, Secretary. THIS Company inntra Buildings, Stock MetchtndUe, nod other property ngninet Also, Cargoei ot nil kind ngninet per of tbe tens, inkee, rWera, nnd inland tmneportndon lines, nnd the Hnlie of Siemmbontn nnd other Verne). IS BROO Batting, Are. 300 dozen Brooms; PRINTING AND BOOK PAPER.

JAMES CROMEY, agent for tte aale of Stedmana rape rior Printing aad Book Paper, Wall afreet, jan 29 dattatf A LL the Real Delicacies of this sad the foreign tx markets are served to suit fee taste by 12 WALKER OF WALKERS, Peer! st. Profettor Wtbtlert Cate before the Executive Council Yesterday, Sheriff Eveleth furnished the Governor snd Council with an official copy of the record of the conviction snd sentence of Professor Webster. Meanwhile the telegraph reports that in New York a petition ia in circulation for tbe Pro lessors par don. This is truly sn extraordinary movement, indeed, we do not remember precedent lor it. Botton Trantcrtpi.

Centenarian. A correspondent of the New Orleans Picayune, writing from Havana, rays that there are lew places that can show so much longevity st Cubs, centenarians being common. The Statistical Commission, st a little town in the Interior, containing about 309 people, found eight whose combined sgee mounted to 851 years. Tbe eldest it sn old negreas, from Africa, wbo count 120 years. Another te an old soldier wbo served In the defence against tbe English In 1761.

The International Art-Union. the prize of offered by tbe International Art Union, has been awarded by tbe academy of design to Mr. Alex. H. Rather lord.

Dr. Hawks, formerly rector of Christ Church, New Orleans, has announced hia intention of emigrating to California, and given his New York congregation notice to that effect. The Pittsburg Gaxette nates that th first seotlon oi the Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad has been eompleted. It la located a boat twelve miles below Beaver Point. Four miles more will soon be completed.

The division of tbe road between Pittsburg and Beuver is to be let on the 24tb last and the division in Columbians county, Ohio, on tbe 8th of May next. Tbe center road will then be nnder con tract from PitUburg to the Ohio canal, at Masai ion. The remainder of the division between Massillon and Wooster will doubtless be commenced In a few months. The Gazette adds: We understand, by information from New York, that the president of tbe company, Gen. Robinson, has been enabled to make such arrangements with tbe railroad bonds of tbe two cities as will insure tbe requisite funds to carry on the work between this city and Beaver, and we confidently expect that, by next spring, the citizens of Pittsburg will bave tbe pleasure of riding in railroad oar to the Ohio State lice.

A discovery of a chemical nature, which seems to awaken some Interest at tbe West, has been made by a Mr. Carpenter, of Pontiac, a practical miller, consisting of a process for preparing wheat for flouring; tbe operation of which te to eanae the grain to pulverise so much more readily, that, in grinding, considerably leM power or pressure of tbe mill atone ia necessary in reducing it to the required fineness. Dr. Desnoyers, ot Detroit, aooompanylng hia report of an analysis of some flour made Iron wheat subjected to inis prooeaa rays, tbe gluten waa very fine, being exceedingly tough aod elMtia; qualities essential to successful pacification. Mr.

Carpenter has taken steps to procure letters patent for his discovery. A new rotary printing machine has been invented in London, wfaloh is Mid to be a great improvement upon any now in use. It consists of a series of lateral cylinders, and occupies little more than half tbe apace of tbe American machine Tbe printing te from stereotype, not from the metallic type, and the number of oopies thrown off by one machine per bour is 15,000. Each cylinder carries a continuous sheet eqaal to 2,000 copies of a journal, and each copy is out off by tbe mnohine aod folded. Tbe paper is not damped; tbe impression Is superior to aoy produced oa damped paper.

Tbe stereotyping is an almost miraouloua process. In the ordinary course of stereotyping, several hours are required; here It te tbe work of fifteen minutes. A few sheets of tissue paper are placed together and phased upon the form containing tbe types. Thus the mold te rmed, the metal te poured upon and as soon as te oold the stereotypes are ready for tbe cylinder. The River The Crevatte.

We learn that the river above tbe Bonnet Carre crevasse te eight inches higher than tbe bigbeat flood of test year, whilst opposite the city it baa never reached within eighteen nr twenty inches tbe same height- This of course te owing to the great body of water which is panning off by the above crevasse. Tbe water of Lake Pon-ebartrain. into which this crevasse flows; baa risen very touch by this additional supply, and also com pletely fresh, being composed exclusively of Missis-sip pi water. Tbe current, we understand, nets out very strongly through the Rigolets, and baa freshened the water of the gulf out as far an Pass Christian to such a degree that It te klUiog the oystera. The channel wbioh the water bas worn from the river to the lake will probably hereafter form a permanent outlet or bayou, aod the river bas thus dooe wbat it wss proposed should be nooorapllabed by artificial memos, as one Of tbe modes for protecting the city from future overflows.

N. O. Bulletin, April i i Jt-c, A a sns 1 htu-J U'S JU 75 do Palmed Baskets; 90 nests do Tabs; 40 bales No. 1 Batting; 65 boxes gallon and three-quart Jars; Ia store snd for sole by al3 F0NDA.MOORE.fr CO. NAILS.

250 keg aortd aamber oa band and for sale by (11J CA8SIMRRB Panto. Fin and medium quality black and fancy Caaaimere Pants far the spring bn slneaa, in all styles, may be fonnd at the all DfrC MAMMOTH CLOTHING DEPOT. sown in past years to follow after tbe false lights of treason now. Sbe will never prove so false to ber-salf ns to forget that tbe bodies of Washington, Madison, Jefferson, Henry, Lee, and a hundred other great and noble men lie in ber bosom, nor so false to their prayer es to wander off from her tegrity to tbe Union. Her ground bas been hallowed by tbe footsteps of so many patriots, orators, and statesmen of the most eminent wisdom, that tbe vile demagogues who would now seduce her people toward treason can have but slight prospects of euo esaa.

Wa hope that sbe msyspurn with scorn unutterable every political maniac who dares to polluts bar atmosphere with the breath of treason. Tbe soil of ssblagtoo should be made too bot for tbe feet of disunfonists. FINK Teas at Wheleenle prices. I have within the past weak- received an assort. WASHINGTON Irvings Works-V Revised edition Knickerbockers New Yotk, 1 VoL Life aad Voyages of Columbus, 3 volume.

Teles of Traveler, 1 vutame. Captain 8000011100 Adventares, 1 volume. The Crayon Miaoellany, 1 volame; Biography of Oliver Goldsmith, 1 volame. Bracebridge Hell, 1 volume, Mahomet, 1st volame. BARBER fr CO.S Laatavllle Fashion.

Genu fat search of a really fiaa and faahioBable Hat can flad at ths also a dee Modea fee most beautiful assortment of spring style Hats to be found in the city. P. S. BARBER fr 455 Mala st. Black Biikn- 40 pieces 34 Inch Gro da Lyon- -20 do 28 do Gro de Rhine; Jaat received and for sale by apr 11 dfrw JAMES LOW fr CO.

at of very choice Gu powder, imperial, end Hues eas, ta quality eqaal to any Imported, which I am selling on the eheapeat terms; together with great variety of fancy Groceries for cash. JAS. T. LAN HAM, Tea Dealer, all 450 Market Bear Fourth, next to the Bank. For th reeponeibillty nnd high etnadieg of this pnng which fte doing enfe nnd extenntTe bntineee, reer to Smith 4l Shotweil, Virgil McKnlght, D.

Kewoomb Benedict Carter, J. B. Bow lee, nnd T. T-Bhreee AU loeeea adjusted and nettled promptly by tbe nnder limed. In tfaU city GEO L.

DOLGLA88, Agent. donivcT Offtck, LonUrilie, Wall eL, peer Main. nS Senator Clemens. The Wetumpka (Alabama) Gazette, although a very warm Looofooo paper, does not seem likely to die of admiration of tbe Hon. Jeremiah Clemens, featvery remarkable specimen of humanity wbo now represents Alabama in tbe United Biate Senate.

Jeremiah, however, would be as full of lamentations as was his namesake of old were be to permit the expressions of soorn that is every where felt for him to take ect on his sensibility. For awhile Foote was at fee bead of his peculiar class, but Clemens bas fairly got ahead of his Mississippi rival, and now enjoys more publio contempt tbaa bis fidgetty little rival could ever legitimately claim. Here is wbat an Alabama Looofoco editor says of Jerry: 1 Tbe more we witness of the actions of this Imbecile and disreputable Individual, the more contempt we entertain lor bim end greater do we think tbe disgrace on the fair feme and ored it ol Alabama. AU our readers are aware of fee treachery and fell hoods used by him in bia election at Montgomery, aod by the Whigs of ibis Stale, combined wife a lew Democrats, wbo bad not tbe firmness to resist tbe Influence of tbelr drunken TO Dealers ta lists. Caps, frevWs ere selling our goods at very reduced prices.

Our stock is Any volume sold eerately. MAXWELL fr Bookseller 457 Mete street, 3d door above Fifth. el 2 very heavy, fee season fur advanced, aad we are determined to sell. Country merchants by giving a a call can make profit over any other house. P.

8. BARBER fr CO. FRESH Temuteee Prices Reduced I have Jaat received a large lot of this highly desirable vegetable, the taat I shall be ta receipt of feta season, and la order to clooe thia consignment coon I mm aatborhed to sell them at greatly reduced ratca. Call aooa or limy will be ail sold. all JAS.

T. LAKHAM. PRIORS Goldsmith. The mteeeiloaeoas works of Oliver Goldsmith, tncindiag variety ef pieces now first collected by James Prior, author of The Life of tlHIKUK In nathiag so well cateelated to buoy np 1 fee drooping spirits of man, as are the eonformansed TO Country Merchants. We again call their attention to our Urge and welFamorted Mock at PnahionabiA Ready-made Clothing now oa hand aad msaafocturlag uxpressly for thia Spring and Sommer Trade.

The proprietor, owing to their increase ia baai-are, have much enlarged thrir stock. Their styles, qualities, end superior workmanship cannot bn excelled in this or any other eity in the Unloa, and, having the facilities to Mil an aheap as any hoaas ia Mew York, we are determined to sell at Eastern prieee. A single trial will mtiaty dealers that it will be to their ietnreM to purchase of ns. We era daily receiving new styles of goods aad are manufacturing them into garments to salt the testa of fee West and Boa therm trade. Orders from the eoaatry attended to.

all DfrC SOL. HART fr Proprietors. Li fe of Barks, etc eta. la foer votumea. Volnmea 1,2, and 3 received.

Price 1 25 per volame. Moleskin Hats tJ HAYES fr CRAIG, which sit so lightly aad gracefully apoa his head thst it seems part ef 1 MAXWELL fr CO. al3 elf. al3 JUST Received 2 hair pipes extra superior T. H.

Godard Brandy, by ex preax Also, very fine lot of XXX Ale, fee beat ever ta feta riretl Atthe AMERICAN EXCHANGE, II fourth gfreet. BIoAKJS METALLIC FXRLPBOOJPPAINT. THIS tmluhl article, when taken from the mine, haa abont the consistency of cold taUow, baton ex posmre to the air few months it tarns to stoee, forming complete stone covering to whatever applied. It ie harder then Mate and better fire-proof, nnd te pecnltany adapted for covering wood, iron, or tin roofs, lor steam boat ead ear decks, for railroad bridge end depot, for nil kinds of cast iron; ta fine, any iking yon wian to protect from fire or weather. The analysis of Dr Chilton, of Hew York city, shown It to be one of the beet fire-prooft that can be need He foaad it to contain the following snbsunces: So per cent By- OYNONYAIICAL Tsrara-A Dictionary of aonymical Terma of thu English Language, by THE aamber ef Riding Hats borne off by fee Indies, during fee last few days, from HAYES fr CRAIGB, Is fee best evidence that they bare something new snd benatifal In feet way.

ni3 Rev. Jamca Rawaoa, A. M. 1 voL 12 aao. PrteeYJew.

Received aad for aale by (al2) MAXWELL CO. THE Ladles will find everything la fee way of Straw. Leghorn, and soft Far Hat aad Tarbua for children at Tatf HAYEB fr CRAIGS. MEMUIRB of fee Lite amt Writings ofThoi Chalmers, D. L.

L. D. By hia ooa-ia law, the Rev, William Hanot, L. L. D.

In 3 voiamea. Volame 1st received and for sate by MAXWELL fr CO New Good 9 oleosa cotton bneh Sntla; 91 10 cnaee bine aad orange Print; SO dosen twitted 811k Mite; 50 do black Kid Glow; 0OQ front Luting Coat Batton 8 cneee brown Linen; Received feta day and tor LOW fr apr 11 dfrw 417 and 421 Mam ENGLISH Wrk Arehlteecara Prinalple of Gothic Ecclesiastical Architecture, by Mstfeetr H. Bloxsm, wife an Examination of Technical Terma, aad a Uauteaary of Architectural Terma, collected from Baiiding Contract and other eoaraea prior to fee Reformation, illustrated with 260 wood cat. Ninth aoitioa, enlarged. nil B.

NELSON. by EF" There were twelve hundred and eigbty-nlne students matriculated in tbe various medical colleges in tbe chy of Philadelphia at their late aes sions; of whom four hundred and eighty three were graduated as follows: 1 JVHUBB Traveling Hats lately Introduced HAYEB CRAIG are comfortable that they are becoming very fashionable for basin ea end evening wear. al3 NORMANS Bridge, or the Modem Mldan -the anfeor at Kmeita Wyndhnm, the Two Old MeaV a OUGAKv 85 hhds Sager ta store ud for aula by Sffi CHAS. C. OKU, 558 Mata M.

NELSON. FAMILY GROCERIES. hare Just received aad have la store a complete asaortmeat of Family Groceries, embracing fee finest grades of Gunpowder, Imperial, Yoang Hyson, and Black A eaa; fee best rushed had Powdered Bugera, Coffees, Candles, Starch, Coop. Chocolate, Maatard, Bpieea, 04 which aa Attar cheap at No. 82 Third street, be-tween Market end.

Jefferaan. tlA P. DONIGAN fr Family Grocers. ANOTHER Ftae Assortment ef tkeae legaat Hate. Gents, I am manufacturing moat aplendtd article ot dress Hats to be found in Tales, received by fall! T.

I. Th New CoatTiTOTios Matsvillil Tbe friends of tbe new eonatitntioa undertook to bsve prodigious rally of the admirers of that extra ordina ry instrument. In MaysvlUe, on Monday last. We learn from the Eagle that the court-house bell was rung three times, and still the grand demonstration did not mike ita appearance. The day was bright, sad, as no excuse on account of bad weather and horrible roads, oould be giveo, the managers of the rally were very much at a loss to understand why the house was not crammed.

There were about eighty persona congregated, however, and the demonstration then took place. A new constitution mod a apeeeh, in which he told some pretty fair an and having thus succeeded in shortening the. very long pbiszea before him, he concluded, and ton great rally, went home. That rally must have been very much like the "rally qf the friends of the new constitution which tank plaoa in this city a few weeks ago. Our "rally hnweverwae a far less imposing and a far le st funny one than that held in Mayevlllo.

There were fewer obeyed fen summons of the leaders In this city, and, laaltaf of being refreshed with a funny apeeoh, there who did fobs tbs vary unnecessary trouble to go to the usart-kcere were compelled to listee to a Speech which Cere wae pruniouu little foe indeed If fen yym fee saect enpggtfooeble of elec the orator could rA Incurred fore pAvB than be did. -a -v A this or any other city in the Union, and have now pteted ea assortment which, for branty and brilliancy, College. Matriculant. Graduate. University 438..

....178 Jefferson 616 ..211 106 34 Philadelphia 130 22 Homcepaihio 55 21 44 17 OL.A88B8 300 barrels Plantation Molaaaaa; 25 do 8a gar-House do; Oa haad ud for sale by (all) CHAB. C. OR8. RINT8. 4 caaas purple Prints; ,1 do black aad bleak and white Prints; J.

G. PRA1GG, No. 405 Mein street. trill defy all competition. nl3 btae aad white Ain mine ...80 Silas Black Oxide of Iron 10 Ralph eret of iron 10 Lime 10 Carbon 5 The government hee granted a patent fo the discovery of ita application in the mannfoctnre of the weather and fire-proof noon position, or Artificial Slate, nnd the State fair of Mew York, held in September last, a ranted a diploma to the patentee, nnd the American iaautnte a medal.

1 woaid CAUTION the nubile again! Imposition, aa, since fee establishment of th credit of my Fire-proof Paint, there are Individ, sta sugsged ta grinding ud telling all kinds of itaff.maeh of It no better than the dirt ta the street or clay from uy busk, exiting it nil good fire ud weather-proof paint. Now, I give notion to nil that bay, mix with oil, and aa feta print ta the manner act forth (esrept from me or my agent), feat I shall hold them to a strict accouambilky, and shall eommeae trite at law against thou feat fen a infringe my rights. Th public, therefore, to be mala from fraud, wU be particular ud ase that tha barrels are ail marked Hlakea Patent Fire and Weather-proof Artificial 'riA. Th genuine article can at xii time be had sf FRANCO McKAY, Agent, WILLIAM BLAKE. fS3 4lyrenu3w Potest, Akro, Ohio, 4 de 3 do 2 do WINES.

Brandies, Ae. Persona wishing good Wines or brandies, oa dreaght or bottled, ere requested to (ive oa call. .12 P. DONIGAN fr BRO. BOYS Capra A fine assortment of new style Cops; also, Leghorn braid and Panama Hats, at low prices ul3 J.

G. PRAIGG. 20 half chest superior Gunpowder Tea; i 10 do do do Black do; CO hones Gunpowder do; On hud ud for sale by all CHAS. C. ORR.

iekaAea4d3 ...1,282.... 1 J. dS do; do; do; do; do; do; do; t. fr R8LEVTN, I iLII Bearbea. A para article ef old Bourbon do red 2 do Cora ooiored 10 do new style fancy 2 do do do Esgltah 1 casa Hoyle's seat do i I do neat oil red 2 Case 4-4 solid oil red 2 do fancy solid eoiored ta Mora ed for aale cheap by Whisky always oa bead at alfi P.

DONIGAN fr BRO.S. PSNTS. If yoa want fee finest and most superb nr-VJT ticle of dress Bits, ceil In at 405 Mete street. They are decidedly the Hot of fcahioa. neatness, snd beamy.

lU i. J. G. PRAIGG. CANY ABED Hamtv-6 three aad 1 eak very rape rior eu rased Bum received on ooaMgameat ud "riT by D.

L. ADAM8 fr CO 36 Purl M. POYKRED Bneketa. 20 ata white pla oovared KS Baeketav beta vary neefal la families, together wltha DtiNu Words or Mr. Calhoun.

An authentic report Of fee last hours of Mr. Calhoun, In the Charles ton Mercury, states that a few hours before bis death be uttered fee following temurki I emonot avoid thinking of tbe political affairs of ths country. If 1 could have bet one hour to speak te the Senate, I could do more good than on any pre-visa occasion of my life. Main k- 2d door below Third. 11 variety of paiatad Backets, Tabs.

Ac jest received at al2 P. DONIGAN fr WHITE Beaver Ilata. We are la receipt of an ia voice of thorn bmalifni Whits Beaver Hats Cali SALKKATUB 23 eeaks Balevatea Jet reoeived per steamer Tsana rora and for aale by ull ANDW BUCHANAN CO.iWali at. 9 4 -IV BACON8lera 96,099 pound, for rate by ui i HAINES i LANE, POCKET Haadlierehlef Bcnflua. Bhughai, ud fiaa English twilled silk, plain eed bordered tinea, ud muy other tylee oa rale low at the UDfcC MAMMOTH CLOTHING DEPOT.

i--' and look at tioaa, aa yoa kava hot to see them to admire 8. BARBEE fr OCX, rSY MlUaurMt, 1 Ml i A i J- A 1 -i- fF tag -j 41 JT i tt 3 laX K' 1 1 Vi i i i 4. li 1.