I 27 , 1* ~3tL:pOUNIT 4Susquebsittna county friend hirad and State Atbninistrations, arc a-public Meeting or Convention at in Montrose on Monday even ree)co Aug. 27, for The purpose thin and adopting such measures -expagiest preparatory. to the - - .:**Att.sol .. ttiLe'Couitty Committee. tip''m e. pl i called as above by • Itili*Olomniitiee, it will be seen "* . :iiiiiii;:tiireping of next week, and it e ifenerit attendance of the Whig county aiMay be convenient, will fat the - prifppse if, deemed v expedient aititabld seleetiotiof :candidates to be ;`the coming dection. The call was' ;insertion at so late a ; ay Olathe time deferred till next wee l .4 to afford ielkPlxintii3.,3le6Pn a e°-.ilPiY fudging3he~ general , `.among theirbiiis*i):faT: lB lFiare‘ leartribroughimitibe - Cotinty,:Willikhe 'Aft: We )laye!‘ .11 !/Fe . I rPr# l l, , I! I4S UP' of..meai..in our way 44dbtae,!°s4- ta w le ast , as any of off`'by opponents:*-": show , ter sit ed ; of our cause norour • • • -1 • • )4 4 ."0"4.911341611. 1 'Wk3",i4t met.2l lliitisl)ln g . 4 4 1 i week * -1 4idatez "ter the Port 4 - the *X V , of E. CI. Wustrs of-Yeaur apsiveriiunibetofViee'Pres- The names _ 4 tiro orihtee tirt4 mtauned ae .amdidsteifor a aUattheibo but that of H iii M .115; were iwitki*lnk-all,i l mo' Daniadt - i, the folloaTrig zero *is-rice:l.red with Oplause and adopted by \• ttafiltimetss/Alhat Aran- M. 'FULLER, ;ftbunty, be the nominee of the Demo laity of Pennitylrania for Canal Cora -the miming election. roceefts atm:Odell with a proper or for the oontoit were gone through with of ittecdutiona 'reported by the Committee were passed, which we Lit - pleivinga ut eht.-43Z-4,...' tin undivided front in favor of a tam; energy of character and , speedy ccirkiletiort of the North Branch icor him a moat extraordinary per ' throughout the State. That he Over Giumblethe Cameron Loco of the West Branch, .there can be no the. Whigs do their duty-., 11Like Locofoeo Convention. affair.came off as usual on Monday the first week of August Court. The vole feature in its organilation which {a probably most other spectators on War: the.occupationof the chair by Col. ofthe convention ! Strange se_exti, it was nevertheless true, that this leroan .Who fie years has been denounced here vestprnt te of disorganizers and the - gr, eat iethio among bolters from, the regular'cancus Aimee to preside over the " regular" Lo- Convention of Susqnehanna county ! e Comfort, nor Col. „Any of the mtof the on' orthodox' party who have been wont m fill Vs, chair year.after year,iwere proetnt ;the hcecvedreentcor protmtagaiiist lion! Vie..f i resident of this " =cue or ingleader of the anti-caucus organ 'errs ago under the head of thee, ," but several of-the delegates from ..tnlrnships 'arm prornioc.nt actors in And some wekeren candidates :11,/.6."-cancm;'• in which hey to itarNaci i corruptt FCihrdy• 10.4t,.# 1 1 1 " the Yew her `iet *'...imisii*Osi and The . barest true prepostert:' ; 410 infO li g it i' i ! F* thin g bite . give itiianu - nouut claims .tiv,,, Wm. J-TorreWMOntiose, of Plindair and 2l Wiiritl. Ward of • ilatioicithelii4oi:of wl;onviss: the: butter or people's tielter 4. 1 0 5 4. 6 - 4 - what Ca T was '/r.4l!tith*:There had ' f een 13 4PeTri li e., ti tu rkg Met* *"_illeoPiral? 1, 41 11 it 1 0 11611I YY , 5.141C-nlig4l44ngi 2'4 ritK ,61:nt :St4lanke:,101"fi s far aria deal" idtei. to the -000svO6" the lib* an Ireid: . The, N flirdT C4o- SO Sidleei uutdidUte for &lim ner, 'who has been etri ia that place for some report giro) lan a fair d bismemmee. idtrll. Marply and Josoph Ate o lidut Homo& of Rush, tter sod Elitlaa grifss of -(the latter soother of Inytiawake the first vote 0* I[A°fkiMlit74 of Saver Pais - 9 but 11 0 0# 4 1,r lit t ed a" 6 ° 44 1714 1 1m11 1 11 # 0 ltrAt 4 - - (tet:iiMiettt L M :9!r dielAstatinide foam t* i dutilt•dir fault" P u 11164 31 ' °WV 40 41 4 ***l4l44(tbeigit" 114,, I i" rOf?!freaSf.r NI ' 41 0 ". w 4 :NrstM GAfrilikbt4 l 3 'yftNif; -ocretri . in Wee ' SONnall * Cd: . .- ••'"-• • , • T .44 cerveitilve v 7".. . ' et h er l adeiltlabiluarbitycr ex- • attainto a hnild up";;;d so 13 : 43 %try' Press. this to be jstraira.....4 Rill Auditors, Almon -spoor or Herrick, Warren M ,Tiogloy of Jackson, - ca!vija P. Cobb of Middle town, Iffin Lianeock of /laid' and Harry Berney of Appollacon were maid, and on the first ;vote no nomination WASirulde. On the second vote Almon Spoor was nominated for. Auditor for the full term of three-year,and Caltiie ll.Nobb . was aft'erwards nominated to:perve two yenta* Owe oil George Baldwin, whose defalcation initio'GresOttud Post office, last winter; caused a vacancy in the board of Auditors, he baCing been etaien by Abe Locus last year. .1 • , • ~; ~. The *king scenes of the convention we did not stay to "Owen, - and can say 'nothing of their reso lutions &cif they had any, till they are 'duly re ported m . their -organ. lye lave - neither time nor room this::;week for extended comments on the.re sult of this affair, which has demonstrated kin view of its-peominent actors the presiding officer and aunt i e Of the candidates nominated) the truth of thwold maxim that '4 politics make strange fellows.'! We tatty find ea:mulatto refer to these matteri' liarticelatly hereafter. - • .: Tnt enteds=the firs of thd trio advertised came on 3lnnlikiy and ;drew, i ts Usual slukre orsPectators, which with tikerakiltita oWled by the Coart, :tide rather an i unte nal 'gii ' .in town. Thrikigh. we saw none of its perforruinces on' the kill, wd be lieve it ise.rved to drag off a pottion of the 14kukl oco .crowd attending the _ fom convention in the i4ning., . Qui\ remar upon the expected rain :Storm to he liirou \ gtd. b the circus though jeered at when they esuneill the iclouds of ddst which 'prerV i id,;Was finally rifir4 by a fine skower of Bain , . next morning ii.ti the performance. It is tn ISA - loped: that the two circuses to come will bring ninfisforcenient of the fluid next , week. - I 4... ilinshanitcra. *en* seminary. We call the attentiin of our to the ad vertise.ment of the Binghamton Female Seminary. r A ym Tha!lkanishing .schoo I established about a year ~ . ~ -li'Fia-ag'maooo 4 4;4 _ ~_. a i....ki L oriattle iwialasea' - tionountanfilkithe -ent vacation the 4eminary has keen edited for the accommodation of a lar ger number ofpupils. The success of Jfisti Ingalls who; if, we: mistake not . was formerly from this county, will.seeure an increasing patronage to her excellent:s6de'. The teachers employed : in this Seminary are we understand accomplished and ef ficient. .Thoie who wish to send their daughter's to an excellent school will find probably Mine better than '.hiss Ingalls' Seminary. Froth a botice of this Seminary in the Binghamton Republican, we I PerVerf t -_, A.O; n late examination of the students exhibited - illiigmy .: - • -.4,-.. -.oi.iterive ment, gain very gratifying condition of the lmkti tution. ' I,Ve would invite attention to the adver tisement of Mr. Abid Cassedy, of a supetrior kind of Seed Wheat he has, raised for sale. 31T. C. who has paid great attention to the cultivation of Wheat in our county, for which he has WOTI the Premium, has it seems raised thirty six bushels ..tci the acre of this kind, Mid thinks if he had got the seed a little earlier he might havegot a still greater yield. , A_DJOIIILNED.-W C have scatcelyroorn to:announce that the Agricultural mooting held last night, ad journed to meet at the Conn house next Tuesday evening, when mine impotkont subject milli be dis cussed and a general attendance is recimisted. tar The ,Carbondale Democrat has.. came to us for .the Last. 'o weeks, 'materially enkOged and improved With an addition to its : title of; ".Lacka: traill4),CraLifn," taking precedence of its old name. Thialrimovement speaks well for the 4.nterprize of the editor S. S.. Benedict—or his pitrixis—or both. Wm.ursoWo' Ancrwrismt.—A - new Whig paper With this title, has recently been ,started in lioga County in Os state, by Win, D. Hadley. Although we have not as yet seen a cop Y of it, we ice it .high ly spoken of in some of 'our exbhanges, , as Creditable in appearance land ability, th the enteririze of the Whigs of Itioda, 2 who though few in number, in time rot, ate full of the right spirit of patriotic resolution. Oitlesti—The September No. of 05 , !idey's La dfs Book, , f already before ns—as usual, rich in embellisbMents and - literary pmductious, and among of it s riqq4 of publications in making itiapp*inee t as veil as in these merits which COn 3 l4*ktft it tOOkiblie favor. • 77 - 7 • tgrri#l ..Binluuuton Be - PUl6mMstates that Dr. Jaation of that place:has recently .14. en to,Buf falo and apentseveral days there among cholera patients it the horspital, to become more familiar with the hatureof the difrisP and the ;treatment pursued the most eminent Physician 4 .4 Tlac:RkPobliWut . iirtimates that some jealous pa ted'n em of the Ted* profession there, having taken o once .at its complimentary taotice of Dr. .aelmotl4.oMdible,citerrildze in-going - td Buffalo to m4 - Waint..**lf experinifhitally with the cholera, • hasY liiiarer o:that w:eeiud I! Has he -' • - - MM. ea k. T mt * ° F r excuse fot ►e Lek of our quantity original Mattei;o*Cpb*W4 l 6. 4 ;*lr- ' 1 - • swelled' the .!' III C O . 1 r. 10"i**i*Akaa7r . fitaY * 1 >ie r e . ' /a of the ltrilliiiWitntst#o44io 43l . 4 tlecause a tera •---•PaCaT!4l l O"' *. I A breakfthcAbin= ' road from :to;: , e= occur ed last. week - below fruniPion,:f)i through arid were broken:hif - , - .o44;44ol : eii*e.ie -ana , s, m i.oer'of if* raw l .9-1- 3 010 !mush oVr;- 1 1 116-.- li .1 'ke ; a l 46, l tin a 9r. 11„;61,*Oda s~ z an*V4 -*T o4 i f *Vii r. V • - -4 - • BEI :., ~. .._ • 1 4 • • • •• p ;gra= Barret'A'aieeitte -Ws : .4, , ,t, Prom the W, ! ,.;- !e•. • .i i• , n ," . .- 1111b e i t . anted- ~...,, „.Murdet Triaett 1 9i, 1 1 3 , ~ , -- :, --1 eve • ipicii,; - k_ csii?.o4.:Rkisot , , ,- • ,: , , - ,/r e r e ficgeti IThursday thojiii-Ast, 4 oli i l , 1 township, Luitlitne connti.Nras Et ignt ni.,!. 1 1 - - ~- .iitkre .s -ultollll4n , -fur the murder-, ''''in Huard.. The S:vt . rienfe.. , Theo i vh. 6,_ part y 121 , on the part of the Commonwealth, conne cted - with l oo e npile the:Lef t ItiCtitistitiera own Otatement• before - the J , it antagonist;' itil i e -- eausp i to the lining- It aPPearltiy;iiits q uest, wil O °31Itilla l" gus • the fourteenth day • i - oe9 . o ir ectaa _ ed from the evidence, that on . _ 4 .3.---aorf - Vn which th e naltliCr Wit.T. and thorn .goiw: tsattt - '4l Aaron Onordi'!"the deceased, u l ks at ' ';Aiistocricy._ ,e'flierC Cahoon's shanty, in Fell TOWaship; In company , s ,„ id Nv i ii ,, :; ,-• e lect ed -with-severaL young . inex and alewd woman, who tz f liiite „, f o the - . tAmi , at the time was living with Moon. They. were Tay lor majorities, ek all, Cahoon amonithe rest, mere or less under the five of the ten Distil influence vf liquor , danced, kicked over the stove and whirl -,Simply and table, and made a noise.; 'lt did not appear differed, iviadd or , / that Cahoon made much objection to 'These pro- Sla very, while t h e I ceedings. He went a ft er the 'liquor himself, the '''' eve rominent main others furnished the money. During the 'afternoon /p hoo for making Slaii Cahoon took down his rifle and left the shanty ct and extending it as,f, remarking that he would go t o his deer - lick. . After Territories, b y any n r he got some steps from his Shanty, while passing . .. rho imme ,„„„ I one of the witrimos, remarked Oat there would be N othing is so sees i t h blood shed. Aborlhalf an h Ur:after he left the iv one esteemed prof shanty, the report of a giin was heard at a Short i . the ultra slavery iii distance, and Guard immediately placed his hand whom shivery ~ ti npou his side and said he was shot. He then turn were required to chic ed around several times and fell on his back with . _ .tiie ono p ledged his feet on the 444. Way, in Which,pc*ition he was its load e rs i l r oun , found by the Inquest. Upon exammition, it was awl slavery- Restrict ascertained that the ball had entered, his back be- hrokemod r„ nr d ont., low the shoulder lalade, and towards his left side chi.fmn ruling gm, —passing through his heart roan oblique direction, and lodged against the skin of then bdomen. 'free' doubt it ? Slavery pa'ilual emancipatt an examination of the premises it was ascertained that the ball before entering the body of Guard had membeikaf Congret Convention and - an ui „, ) ,... ase i passed through a hemlock slab, forming part of the Legislature. So hyi ng out your 4nnon, gentlemen wall of th e siumty, upward* of three inches in of the Northern " l fFree Deineerac4," and ma -fa the • thiclamss—and must have been fired from a point welkin ring ic. nin'i tor "the frown. of a slavehold from which it was impossible to see into floe shim- Mg Executive” will' not be pot ial in the next,' ty. . -,-. - ! Congress. You cannot quite rej ce over. the de . The Prisoner voluntarily' stated before the Re feat in North-Carolina of Edward Stagy, -who co utter held upon . the body of thei deceased—that ted against the Gag-Rule - sand a nit the'Slavegy- ; after he le ft the shanty, he went to a birch tree Extension Resolution passied, by the htst•Legisla some hundred and twenty feet off, and sat down ture, (but how the rree Scii/ ltiald be" exults at his there forithout half an hour, and that upon bearing meagre majority lybut you may exult that Aylett a noise in the shanty, he•Srad into it. He did this Buckner, who made the only and ` excellent Sout h -. to scare the persons who he supposed were de- ore see ,.. e h i n c, oll .l•elsa m favor otthe Wilmot Pro stroving his goods. To Whet' persons he statnd visoAas been run outlay ea. A., Caldwell, it rala- - that he was glad he had shot Guard, th at he WO id Perpetualist and Extens mast, in a Distriet,Nhig the person he intended to shoot, and would do So by Two Thousanttninjority—tha4 John P. Gaines, again under similar carcumstanees. who introduced a bill last{ Winty to abolish the The Defence admitted, at least did not deny the Slavery Trade in the District of C luntbia, has been kfllingan attempt was made to Justify, on the run out by Richard IL Stanton, another :vehement , grounds that the Prisoner was acting in defence Of tle .of "the Southern party," iyhile Jtilm C. ' his own property. The Prisoner's character was ;an, ultra Slavery Locoroco, is elected in enoth- • given in evidence, and what is rather singular the er strong Whig District, anid N wton Lane; -Itho defence itself proved the prisoner's character to be a lso rode the slavery high horse,' beaten Ham bad—that threats bad been made to shoot others phrey Marshall . stuatized in th Louisville Chron- ' ike. ' eAe as an abolitionist, because ' h would not take The Commonwealth in this. case seemed to be ground against Emancipation. laver} has 'given , =Jams that Justice should be tempm-ral with msr- Loce-Feeoism a substantial vietOry in Kentucky, cat. esicLlyialipaoe tho Juvl g r, in his charge to the 1 Precisely— the kindred cry " Down with4Sie ro g Jury, on Saturday' - eVetillig - , - ................Fir. ............., . tinctions between the mere reeklem- Filling and ki • tory in electing delegates ion CtinVenticat girsit. rag with the intention to kill, and placed the law . : N ,, v ,_ as t.... a . bout the last victory of that party in oar on the subject, and ' the prisoner's 'rights before them, ,with such 'Perspicuity and _ clearness, that ' '"' — ' While Locofoenism was thus riunin,g victories they mast have had little difficulty in aking up ' tya one side of the Ohio by devolon to slavery it their verdict, which they.returnelon Sunday mor- - 1 • wing at 8 o'clock—finding the, prisoner *Guilty of i th murder in the second degree.. OrClalotiday the Court sentenced the prisoner to undergo an impris onment, in solitary confinement at hard labor, in the b.astern Penitentiary for eight years. • G4v. Joitsurox.—A correspondent of the Balti more Patriot, giving an account of Gen. Taylor's ...i....£ to Pennsylvania, and his reoeption at Harris burg,, pays the fitwing flattering compliment 1..0 our Worthy .Gorernor : . . By the 'way,.l was greatly struck with that same Governor .lowts-rox. . He is decidedly the finest looking man I saw °utile whole route. Standing six feet one in his boots, weighing over twb bun dred poutids, beautifully proportioned. with an open, honest, good-bun - loured countenance, kind and affa ble 4i his manners, Gov. Johnston could not fail to itt '' : 4:24t marked attentiouf in nay assembly. He is greail 1 beloved ir:s the Pennsylvanians who are justlyroud of their handsome Governor. .At eve ry e where Gen. Taylor was received, 'as soon as t WPresident had spoken th the croWd, the next call 1 Nits fur "Johnston," "Johnston." He wnq obliged to gratify the assembly by making a speech —which he always does in the right style. His manner is dignified and grateful--and . bus matter always sensible and to the point. TitTLOll. AND Tilt 'WILMOT' PROVISO.—Gov. A.' G. 'Brown, a locofinto caudidiite for Congress in lells4i&sippi, in a recent speech said : "-The people will, see at tie next session both Honies of Congress pass the rilmot Proviso, and will see that document signed bia Southern Prea ident. Such was the opinion of leading Whigs in Mississippi with whom he hail conversed, such he knew to be the universal opinion at Washington, and such was the opinion 9f every intelligent Mall wlio was well informed on the subject." • So tar as Gen. Taylor is concerned, this is un doubtedly true. In the same speech, Mr. Brown spoke of Gen. Ca._•=s,, as follows : He "had had a personal conversation with Gen. Cass since the election, and that - Gen. Cass then said unequivocally that he ,ever would have sub scribed to the doctrines of the Wilmot Proviso. and that he could not perceive hoW any man could be lieve.thiit he would after having read the Nichol , son letter." August ' Elections. The elections in the States enumerated Wow have resulted unfavorably to'the Whigs, but do not prove quite as disastrous as the earlier reports in dicated. The Locos have gained one member of Congress in Tennessee and two in Indiana. We give a brief summary of the returns. Norm CAROLINA.--Six Whigs and three Loco. focos comprise the new delegation to Congres.s.— The same as. in the last Congress. State officers were not voted for this summer. AtAa.t.m.s--Two Whigsand five Locos amen to Congrceo sane as to last House—with a Locofo- ‘ co Gov r and Legislature. U ca s .—Four Whigs paid- seven Lome. In 1 the ino House, the Congressidelegation front this State. tood 5 Whigs to 6: Locofocos. General Trotisdide is chosen Governor by about 20011 ma jority over his whig opponent. The state Senate is Whig * nod the As se_ nibly is Loeo. On joint had hat, it is,doubtful which of the parties has the • ma iority. 'The loss of the Bth ;Cougrp.ss District in -, this 040 resulted from_ disuffeetion in our ranks ; for ihile.., the mrlii‘p candidate for. Governor has a inajOriti 0f173 "iu the District, the whig candidate for Congress is beaten►l'y 78 vote r s. KttTrUCKT;79iX Whigs and four Locos are elee -34d- ia - 10 0 # 1 . e , as !heretofore. . The n e w Legislature_ is Wkr,.4.,..Tbn Convention to revise the '.state ; consl_ittsuotkfjtaisiotii,e( 190 Ineinbers-40 WM0,141 S I:O6iK - -" , N,ot a sinee-Fa* : 30 04 66 ' ig - iiiroi„ebOaniolthe VOns,*ion.k . ~-.., -;.--,- .:1 , :1-114g4F,Thc;iiirsti.dAtleiPitiixi'40.: is' composed of, oint„Wbigifq,ontilAllsoitiotuA a n i r ela tt 1 4:Ototicitililielitif. , . Wee touiWitigs-1 Aiii4 - : tic& ,;;.:, Ths. . o4 . #oeaeit thei! c eaveia-i ux t n " - iir;',10 4 C 11 1 114 : 1 0,0 5 0;" ' t7', inUak,Difiialatate"; ' irldrkisrin'nibttOatliin,:.ifnnr.,'**-j'aaradara.*a' Ia - did tigdi , .- - poluipotiubir... !, ~*tits.i), , mt.ith-441- 0 1 3 1 thisii*tif-to,powooFtsi_irmeigroi*L i i -iti*liii.lirh!gis hirece I ftply: . fieid their , 0vn. 77 - 1 t:";: ,-, - ;•i. ' -. '- - 1 - :,:i ''::- 1 .. -- ....1 :•":---,,: -.-, ,-- - .- , ;,..Itl,- ,-'- N oi , . --I - - • .! r:: . 3 ,41. - ... .. , .. t i eo g-; i;o 4'. :41i i 4. 0 ;Vit. - ,:leartatinii floe: *Silit'-'•- :01--dinti4:-.t)nttli -7:. .. '. '..,;. s' __'• * 4l --*, ''': . - -1 3 atir"ik'' ,f 4 z 2, _44 - V... ' , i -. ''' - :7' . ' . 2-' l ' - =--'-'" ''''',. !, - 1 -.1 ..1,-,-.#7,4. "?' ty breeu... _ Ipt, !caged ascendancy are sown ,sileialy and tmobserv edly the seeds of decay. But when we see a Loco- Foco preponderance in the next House secured by such devices as have just prevailed in Kentucky and elsewhere, we arc reastured and stengthened. No party ever was, ever can be iarostrated or per-. manently injured by such arts as have just wrought the temporary discomftt* of the Wnigs of, the Union. The triumph thust'securbd will disappoint, embarrass and ultimately discotitifit the victors.— They have clutched n bancn scepter which will yet palsy the hand that 67tiQrr3 lit.. 'Meantime we thank them for the new and stniting evidence they have aff‘wded us that the Whig party, whatever its f a ul t , an d d e fi c i e n c i e s, is still, as compared with Its antazoitist, the tarty of Justie, Humanity and Fnaxlotti.—X. 1. Tritin.. Both sections of the Loeofocoi party of the State of New-York assembled at the r town of Rome, on Wednesday of last week. The Hunker and Barn burner Convention in the several counties generally in.structed thi:ir Delegates up to the highest mark in favor of their respective prtnciples. Hence, it may be inferred (for as vet no 4tivices from Rome enable us to speak positively) that the two General Conventions have found it impoit4ible to coalesce.— It will take a year more of bilOng and cooing be fore the two factions can hope to amalgamate har monion,lv.—Snucx .Rrgixtcr. -_ r - - DEATH OF ALBEII± GALLATtiC.,--This venerable Statesman died on Sunday the 12th inst. at the -country residence of his son-in-ldw, at Astoria Long Island, in the 89th year of his age, adding another to the catalique of illustrious deceased, whose loss this country has been called upon to deplore du ring the current year. This. Illow has not fallen unexpectedly upon the friends iof the deceased, - as hisadvanced age and gradually increasing infmxii, ties during the past few years! had gitin solemn warning to him and to them thitt they were soon to separate.--,Sassrx • THE CUBA ExrEnrriox.—The North. American makes the following sta;emenl in rehition' to this arrsir : intelligence has reached us from a reliable source that a force numbering between 500 and 800 men, has recently been assembled at Round Island, op posite Pascagoula, under the 4mand of a Colonel White,, who figured not long ago at Yucatan. It istalso stated that the Bt il of 450,000 has been . deposited in Mobile,! to promote the objects of this nerariouS movement, the particular direction of Whiel is not yet distinctly ascetiamed ; though from facts lately come to light,thro gh authentic chew po..eii nets, its destination is SOli ._ 1 to be, Cuba, where a banding is contemplated at the south side of the Island. It is underst, that !rendezvous, with a view of enlisting- men, Ve been opened. 'at Balti-. cl more, New-YOrk and • - lon i an% well as at Mobile and New Orleans. We have not becis.able to dis cover that aay attempt, has been made in \Bhiladel .phia to tolled a force or to , supply arms and am- Anunition!..f ' I -' • : ! ! - • c -.i:1i.z.i. , ...'...._:-.....—,i_...- . . :...A.Ritii' .. pi:Ai,,,A.0.86:440ai I..inteligent gtrl,--igsat a/ Mitt W-Ite ailed* !her Min - " - I(iii - ''''itiathlit "taerlitry!' lig , st President Tav, . ~a the . ..,... .‘ the men' who ake‘thetti iould,"l4"tioe - theslight*. inconsistency ' impropriety in Xr;..roie..**** ti_ in' htiptily., f rentnildts'and tiP , , ',l . .*it*-::344 . ..i. Polk imp Ont 'none:Sit Di o-! . 46*ei..:k. 7 -14,ik ,Polk Appian .- none :lint,:.De.tsq*tif,fo -:, ',inilittirjt places "withikli t i ft: r . :ltfi', l q-kiiiiAtigeifiPto* ovembadOw:_th '!.. • : igenentili '4'tklitihtidA o , 6 :ii,ti; • ' - - -- ik rnortallenopt, . i Denott*rsiie q u i ttb-geklid:AAJA*o-0Y 6 ;.4 1 tit?... er sai , ' hillt& inost violent tit tb?OpT Tositiati - ka*, als eCilidaelliiii;44-'044 1 k 45. : 3 1 1 0'91k 4 , Petiun'; ilia - meless'.ViOlatiOnitttltik,Fliktdge ,- ,. t Mr. But what sai M Polkiii*isinangiiidAddivii, - , !Alth 9 p g itv,ctin• Count ry , tWitehiell:rnagiStrate must anie*iitneeesitity,lie.i,lttisbn - ky a,party,tindj stand pledged to its`principles Mid measurm4,,-yel4, in his Wild IA lion, AILF..:OOuLa -1444 E. Tilt :ram: DES? OF A eAiii ONLY,' SC? 1W ritt,s"wrioit'a4b,r* , or ritErsnin arics... , --:Vbile be pxeciteStbelaiite... . t. withfin imp-444 bankstrinks.:66l tio ; plie_r'rii: sponObiliti;*l•faitfiftilly :- efirriqiitin - this.'.eiet -., utive department : Of the governiiienfthej-princitileS and poliey . otthose.wbo:have cliOn - hitia,:heSlitaild. not be.„-tmtaind'ail thit of fellow-tithe: /Attie, ditected ' i - rn ett 4i . niint ari;iiir i ? - thc fun iiiit and free rig ei,se-of thetr lopinio4 "talgumits,, "f""_._, Ar . -iee... ol4 fruktill-Si, . • c ci. . C e tgr4 - it, - , 4: ,„,-,;,.:...:, ''' -•-• :.,..-. 'l' ~ Mr. Polk elver cOnsideredfitf, ticotisiitentith' this -eirtx.,t plc ge- to' be lie-lireseeut of,,the,,p:' pie, that he should a joint to °Elko ineni iiiteiestea in s , staining h s.' nistmtioni father, thart,thtle ing.to cit•e bib' it. Ile 4 ^ et considered it. interference-*it -the free- ex ' , :iiise of .oPinirsi judignient, or'irrth the- rigb 7 oU , nny:pyrtion - - ip eeopl*, hat he should. employ the, natural indfspeable . . 3 -AngelizterY' . L *kick :all::s ` l,Teti 4iislai:e Tingiied,lrniiiikil l[egintitimr,of time,'' socurnf, . „ _ AA,* on. - 7:Nell *.r.r., A a wigfk . '` Vokolvoitlie:eneintm ofi!iis tinistnitioti .thakbe. - .7iva4;g6ltt(initherefier ind. it.nr4iis'', ugurlir addirnsr4:4llt67,i•eifO . ' - keis.tbettliedgeollittlmti of ''. rat' . - e . • est luninv ;nut e t vitu r tioti--:-4.he excii* t ot the-10; Ist li .1s the foulest fillsehoo&- waif, 3, unruffled as, is .. of tfinirnir in the contemplation- of, the Airs' . l Urinitie3 'Willa' Hotseztite... , =lc . - ..,. ... 1..4- 44...w r -- 0.:4, of indig,nation. It is on - this tiltanieless and false pretence that, the base ,T sort of otposyloaltraritaiii it ar iisre c no p W re d se.n °266- fittreVe e ri, nog Afire . says. erktm- 1 turing every thing that he does„ describing, his un affected simplicity as boorish vulOwity, and really 1 'seeking to convince the werld that the President of the United States is not only altiigether destitute -of good morals, but he has not ie+en the manners of a gentleman.' This game was itriel once befOre in the case of" Granny Harrisan.l We should not imitg,ine that it worked so Yrellion that occasion as to justify a second'ekperiment.l ---4110.---•-r--- , TUE Nmir TEIRRITORIES.—NSOatebeS, w e learn. have been received by our Government, from Cali fornia aril sew-Mexico, static g! that both these territories will be applicants to the next Congress for richnissiominto the Union.: I'lie primary melts: ores are now being taken to accomplish the object. New-Mexico isith its population! of 711,000,' is al ready competent to admission, mid the- population of -California is daily increasing.; - Its permanent by the next session et- Coni;ress, will no dqubt be sufficient to demand dui doors to be open ed to Its admission among its sister States. .This will ssttle the question which ha lately created so much dissension iu Ci3i*TCSS, in a Way that must prove satisfa c tory to all parties.. , - • 1 Patrick dins has been turned otit of the Sur veyorship, atj Cincinnati. He fOrmerly lived in Lowell, an 4 urk 1814 made sturaii , speeches in Ohi o , for Mr. l' !telling the peoplii ithout the horrible state of affairs at Lowell—hoW scores of dead in fants were found in the canals, ;whenever the water was drawn off—and other stories of a similar char acter. As might have been eiipOted he turns, out to be a defalertr to a etingidertt,h!e- amount..4Oue. en Ainerietin. • • ' Ilissouni-- , coL. BroN.—Thererac , is more than ordinary interest telt in the result - of the recent election m Amoun t on account of the war waged by Col. Beri ton against' the slivery extentiomsts.— "The election was held on the fitlrinst. No meth- , bers of Congress are to be chn.d.......,.," but a L% , 1, fla- tare, which Will have the eleAkni of a United. St a tes Sem* till ,to the ' plaeeinow occupied . by Mr. Benton, Whose present termiwill .soon - ,.eTpuy. He has risked• the result of 14s i r, o*. ',?,,,_ „ . ,ur1 . ,.. principles of Free Sort, and 'wel ,ve. 103 '..u99° 1''.. 1 r, , , L. be , will trinMphrurtly sump ..1 -,: .., , - . . ‘ r , Twn - inen- -one 7 irlu hit( t. CONVICTED.-- , ,. „ and the other black' whose - 'Are ,Irt ent have past been - convicted at Mat :bhefikir; ,l3 , ll"l, , napping alfripe black boy . ; and - tikki*hint : ,tomayli-. liner, where they depos ited hi' a x one:4 - .1,0F ilave prison , and, iSW wis hed lite), :‘,:,:T•Lr.mi....7 `ear : sentenced tl e white r oan to , -Y e "-, A . inert in - the Eastern - Peahen '., , 1 7 1 1104 .:- 4 :_. '. :, 4 .,,,,, 1500 and ti — tbn'ilninrOdli,n,-to . fh:nft?l, - -F 1 _ t i s, nraion'theti the nanie-phice,vtk a. ilw-clpc.en ,. - A '-,- ' - , >4. -1;: "' ~.., .. - ..'',?:. , 1 ' i - ', nuli7 - pen ;Y.•_*......-J-s. ftEstaArcr nit MiiiiiiMitt7.3Wikilee" . 4. ~.. __ bir Walsb, ula recent letter "Pi*rarii'.-thfit-:,the Paris cot# o f Appeals-his dto4ted'Uft,., 6l , 2 l earth :isi*le Ataiiy: al#ebelk to allericTi-M-FPOiniM to thi . , -he ni.tnt'iitisitte*OßlAltin -6 0'rt , 3*-be•_ ,hehlimiitnot :iitittetCi'-'faitiii:Pearii.-thlt..-94#' l ikißal.. Z;' ; , e - ' Jaffna' - ;7. 4 *nth ibiC4pouoo - '' . •l' - w*** ll . - AT.4 1 4, ..;:a4; . i. , f , ?,!f:if .4. 7 oii*L-i.T4e.m .-- , .om.iegibivAt.r., Pays 'aiiiig'allis ri vi. , striovi, ..korottiitz , .._ , - ''' -' ' - per. - Ciiiiiiiii: ,411 - M. forlial,l,--;t1W444 - - i4iiiiitii: . -141. 1 i *king '..: , ;iiii4*: /T isk ... . ileili....- ---- McMahon; _an has Won 0m •=.1.03#, 'her Tut .114,0 l'bre4 arrtir 1 'Po,uring Yy 9 p -NIIO- 15110 bai te► c4 tit, L cTer) tnit .1 - ri'etip - *(3..* -, .. ----- 1 ,-, Ti 1. - te thit,,,,,, H VEst, l = ll .'-.-. ..1 . ; - •=, . T4l baq II :. 11 ,• 14 WhIellk--.7 , 4"'euutiluu ilitl ietreat feiwtiMstite:soliffi kif='-'Aill - cruj ‘;'lliift lent aunoutic‘ l d lits iidt o 7 , t° 4o " ti., •-- 1.h,:w . : liti , l l.-- mio.. . - • ' ;rt 'lt i ~' , says:.!iktt4'.'defaiiiitetile •Clu' ariti ,14'N. s lf' t *.. e° , ° . Oir tivp:eneptis, In , i .0 his and:4nstits. 11, t : , - - ' l_ c ; l l , l'' , •-' 1 Lett,(l4,llAyittrikai=tpfint,iiti -line, state thitS - aht„ timber 'of; ruin k' tn iJ were. 42 :9-thPo lnt et , i, ~ing•tho'n, ,„0 „tit; fOr-ifo*all, bud reliii' Oulitai'Atlers'l , ' "utY , O lO :4 - 4. L '4 o /1 1144:‘,1,0:041. *V selently - lb dija6T;; - ,iiiiiti ivitiO4iiude4 - _ Rm. Ift L - - -- - :. - T 7 '4" - } *; • ' , ..-' - I.l.A.Ttit:--;Frotti a'rest ipt.to thiiiliverpool Courier of the 4th ;•. , 1- 4. 1 :, = Ti i ,_, a c c o4t; frOm 4.l6gary through Paris Vieinut an&: e. , Colowne '" ' er battle ,in lIuno•a/ and • - Jr. the IlungarianA at Evhv troops 1 (tr 1),,,a,4,.. i ki ai . 4 - t0 an enmadrerneni whiat r..,.." n .-. his line of Operatioi Bem and'Georgl are in Illavnau Is dfeli situation. II ~.!,..., • 'rite Ma4ytir General are tnastets of the i u•hole line frop W