THE ERIE OBSERVER.
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lIENJ 51.0.4 N, EDITOR
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SLOAN A MOORE, PUBLISHERS
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
FOR OOVRRNOR,
110 N. WILLIAM F. PACKER,
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FOR SUPREME
I TON. ELLS LEWIS,
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FOIL CANAL COMMISIONER,
NIMROD STRICKLAND,
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News of the Week
--Mr. Thomas R+o, of Toronto, Cansola West, Lrc,ther of
Dr. Rae, tho Areas, ttareller, contradicts the report that
his brother is shout to resume the search for further traces
of Sir John Yranklin's party. Its says the Doctor's in
ten,le.l voyage to the Arctic regions is for the purpose of
completing the surrey of that pert of the e mit of America
yet unexplored. He also states that no further expedi
tion wilt be emit nut by tho government to prosecute a
further search.
—lt is sail that the Emperor has bestowed 'gift of five
hundred thousand Cranes on the widow of the unfortunate
American wh, was shot Sy the sentinel in the debtor's
prowl of Cliehy. Tb:s is kind and considerate and re
flects great oredit up to the Emperor. One 'hundred
thousand dollars ibes not go far toward restoring the lost
husband to the bereaved widow, but it may help to get
another.
—The itihany eorrespondent of the N. Y.Fianday Mae. *aye
" To..r Conn:ry has been up hens looking half frightened
to des.th, ant e•iining the p,tiful and the tear dodge over
thereerti,r. But the latter's blood le up, and Thu weep.
fog or wailing will d 1 the haliniess. Conaery's days are
awboned."
—The story about the poisoning of rats at the National
it Ael, Washington, an I the eonveqaent poisoning of the
glens, proves t. b+ no hnac, bet a sad foot. The story
at oar reader; will remember, root thus: Bats had become
eery tremblest ne at the h e.e It was determined to ca•
terminate them by prison. Tn, deadly potion was duly
administered. and swallowed by the .‘ varniints.' As they
were severally attaeked. they reeked for the watertsaks to
allay their Ciirit. le this in inner the water beame poi
soned, and all who amok of it became more or lees afloat
ad The eonesqinieese are likely t be serious to several
pertrma_who were guests at the hotel at the time. Among
the victim. was rreei•leat Bnehaaan, who has not yet re.
eovered. Hun: J. Glancy Jones is serionaly if not danger.
oasly ill. lion. John L. Dawson is laid to be lying at
the pellet of death at his home in Brownsville; while Mr.
Spencer of Columbus, Ohio, 6,4 died from the poisoning.
—By Ili ? law of the late Comeau, tke Postmaster
thiaoral is authorized to establish a regular coach mail
between the Mississippi tied Sas /harming. He is em
powered to Okkotraet fur either • monthly, semi-monthly or
weekly matt **rot, the plazas, by the most feasible route,
taking one or the other of two wag.° roads just establish
ed by Congress. Per the monthly oersted, $300,000 has
been appropriate.: fur the semi monthly, $450,000, mid
fur the neatly, $600,000.
—The Rockwall? (ileum contains an eatraordioary state
ment of a ease of needle mania, prepared by Dr. Charles
Sumter, of that city, which the editor says btu been verifi
ed to his own satisfaction. A young lady in Otsego °our ty
was laboring under a terrible Magill, which impelled her
to thrust needles and pieees of wire inte her Mash, where
they remained until removed by surgical aid. Dr. Sumner,
who attended this young lady, has extraeted from her biAr
and limbs the enormous number of arse hastired cod eigity
tArre needle,.
—The Raeoutive Committee of the Pennsylvania Agri
cultural Society held • spiels! meeting in Pittsburg re
neatly, when it wet decided that the 29th and 30th Jaye
of September and the la/. and 3d days of October next
shall be the time fur the next Annual Exhibition. The
following gentlemen wee* appointed • Committee to re
ceive proposals wtth regard to the locality: —Dar id Taggart,
H. N. bio'Callister, Jno. C. Fleniker, Amoa R. Kapp, A.
R. Mollvaia, and John P. Rutherford.
—The heavy snow which has fallen op the toostatains
in the Var, France, has driven numbers of wolves down
to the plains, where they have committed groat destruction
among the docks of sheep. The saephords adopted •
3 stratagem to accomplish their destruction. They injected
dead caroms of an was with poison, which the wolves
dew red , and six of them were found dead the following
da
The Lewsaotor go , ,,ei Iv geprette, in an article upon
the false report which was published 011 Saturday, of the
arrest of the alleged murderer of young Nuroross. soya:
It Is to be deeply regretted thitt, each a story, giving all
the alleged datoila of the arrest, should be stimulated, as
it Is esilealsitiod to throw the pursuers of the atonister off
their guard. The rumor on which it was founded no doubt
originate I with those who have an interest in aiding the
gaits, wretch in escaping from justice; and we elation all
persona against relaxing their vigilance on amount of the
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circulation of any such report. The Express adds: A
gentlemen from the lower part of the eoeety informed as
this morning, that tirlEins, the murderer of Norcross, at
Altoona, is said to have beets men at the Nine Point',
travelling in the direetiln of Andrews' bridge. a few days
alp. The pers.n who aaw hive, is very enalident 'bat be
ooeld not hare been mistaken la the Kan-
—A oorrespondeat of the Auburn Advertiser says: "It
is not, perhaps, generally know• that by wetting the out
side of the postage stamp with the tongue Prothererlee, and
daispeuirg the letter where the stamp Ls to be attsehed„
the carting up of the edges, rarely, If ever, aroma. It
foils to my tot to baronial duty to perform very housemen
and it &Ivor snecomods."
—The Canadian Post 01hoe authorities olrm a reward of
$lOO fiir the apprehension of John Henderson, laic Post
master at Port Stanley, who bas abeeonded. after robbing
the mails to a large amoant. Ile is deeeribod as a rather
most man, S feat t lashes high. with a nervous, noeertain
susses, speaking low, and ha. a terydowseam Issok,tigbt
Wee epee, large howl. dashed fsee, sad is quite bald.
—The Ilia York Mirror was :—The Abolitionists west
tab satisfied with Mr. Reehaaan's Administration, linen
ha boa Stand a Bleat man and a Brown man in his
Cabinet.
—Oa Saturday the sale of lager beer by retail °eased M
lumeseter, Pa. Tim temperas« men bay* beau so Nub's
la 'shaving the Is 'Out Its fah that &Men lime ma
'laded sot to soli.
—The Sydney ( Australia) Morales Herald states that
• same of gold was reeenty fated at Louisa Creek, the
value of which is eetta•ted at 1.20,000. It is said to be
the largo* ever fossil. and weight 5 eels. •
—Chief Justice, Ta•ey him administered the oath of
•soe to preal4ents Vas Baran, Harrison, Palk, Taylor
Pillsers, Pierce, and &Wass&
—A Negro tamed erre. was hang at Carrelltoa, La.
ea like 30th alt., kw robbery •ad attempt to warder.
--Oyer 1,000 perms' visited the patent Are, at Washin
ess. from the $ll to sew ovoalog of the irk fait.
- -it is Asked 236 atoms or tiro 11. 8. Navy Wove testis
," their oosioloolook witkla Ike post too ram to Book
privets osploysoot. Nearly t tr. roolgoothoto her
losoth.
—The Mew (DL) Leader, says, list • wrialper et
weasels sill to shattered Is the Sprigs, I. deed aims for
".ropes T. CanaWaa sehoeser Asdrew Weems, has
already bee* eitarteml Is tate a lead et proviaies, to
plumper, Ileetlaad.
—A paper published la rleresee, Irsi itajoi ant
saasseripts have bee. toad 'Fiala the ,wall et tie
f e nn in a s et Piave 1, when the "Y et the /INS iinak *
WOO fur sieves years a primer, trill wive the pro
blem et Ws ladestity.
—A n ennessiee plaster, who has new*, erlaatise4 a
large amber it Seamless is the perish el fit Yoe"
La., armee the Mow Orissa" Dee that tho.prespest et UN
seat sager asp le sedisllees4 ead was sever lam thee
at prom.
fltir We are gradsally learning Oat Oeagreat rainy
411 beim the grand illspereiea welt plass. The hollowing
nrs twee the bapertaat hdls passed. la &Uhl, la the
nettat appregelastea bine
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P let • rodsothia of the TAAL
21 fi btrpreiridliag for es overiaad Mail fres Ow .101.
slasippiiip Ilaa IhusslaiN.
TIN till asibetisise)Maieseis to tens • DOM arrow
11 7:1411 Iseemeing the py et Army Alms, with oa
testmheent„ giving Gee. gloom the pay relleeed se Ur lei
fix tbeeteM ilesaii i - ea leserts.
an
n. Poot Boob SAL
114 Xlmototo Load IW.
MAGNI to impel lintootoop to Woad sod gim
minim Omanbad Clortilloos.
no DM to provide ke lit pripsyssoil Pootop.
The geotlemoa composing ~State Ticket are so widely
known that it seepi• almost a needless leek to speak
diem in detail, but the male of citizens, those who pay
more attention to their daily avocations dian to the
Mate history of ear public man, expect to receive through
the public journal,, some of the particulars of the history
of those to whom they expect to give their suffrages at our
annisal Meadows.
',IA UCH Is l IKS7
(11,13. PACS in la one of that 11111:12ef0118 01•4111 to P•noryi
•ania who have risen to pforninence by their (Len unaided
doterminatioeto occupy positions of importance and use
fulness. His starting point, was that reboot of great men
a Printing Office. He received the appointment of Audi
tor tleueral from Gov. Porter, and we belt- to previous to
that, ho eternised the duties of Canal Commissionet by
appointment from the Itiseetive. Ie 1813.9 he was
Speaker of our Legislature, and soon after this was eiectel
to the Suite Sessm,s, where he was eonspicsous as a do.
hater.
Fur the Soprano Bench, we have the prisiet.' Wanted
cikierJutiell of Use State, Kula Latvia, who wae lotted
some six years MOO to the place he now holds. an. ore
he has gained a high reputation as a jurist. In the body
that put him I. nomination again, a paper was precent,d
and read, which spoats ta.uteses in favor of his qualifies
tiuus and duiess for tlie 1.10 Qua ocoaioea. It was
a tester addressed to the deta..cratic delegates of Phtladei
phis., signed by a large number of the members of the bar
of that city of all potiticia parties, asking them to d) ail
that lay in their power to bring about bia re eon:Ovation,
and expressing for Judge Lewis not only the highest re
gard, but great consideration for his eminent abilities as
a Judge. We are glad to see that party is nut to control
entirely our judicial elections. The gentlemen who have
generously signed the totter in favor Judge Lewis, are
clearly determined not to permit politics to bias their
minds in selecting the judiciary. We have no question
that the nominee of the democratic party for Supreme
Judge will be elected by a large majority.
Of our candidate for Canal Commissioner, Nrititoo
STITICICLAID. the Peßoasy/ealeino. Jaya, "There is no man
in the Commonwealth who has, throughout life, manifested
a higher and more honorable personal character than
Judge litriekland. Ardeetly attached to the Democratic
party, be bu give* the beat energies of his life to its ser
vice, and few men have labored move salou•ly and ea
ciently for its success. Connected with that staunch old
Democratic paper, the Weal Chester Reputiliems, as its
editor, for oear fifteen years, his vigueuni and industrious
pen was ever busy in wastafitieg gnat principles, and his
political cervices as an able and convincing writer, were
of a very important and useful natarera Netwithstaading
Gu straighforward political course, a however, his high
moral 'fistulae' sod unswerving inrogrity have always
secured te him the respect and warm of Use members of
all parties, wherever he is known. As an evidence of this,
be was last year elected Associate Judge in Chester county
by a handsome majority, although the Democratic State
Ticket was in a minority of several hundred. No stain or
blemish mare the parity of his life. Ito will go into Attie,
if elected, with clean hands, and no one who knows bins
will doubt that he wit' come out of it equally pure, and
free from all taint of corruption, or tampering with the
public interests.
Tl,,•re is great satisfaction eapresse.l throughout the
entire county la regard to the New Cabinet. It is com
posed of men of large experieoce in public affairs and of
conservative, moderate antecedents on the exciting goes
tit as which have serous!, disturbed the fraternal Inter
course of the different sections of the Colon
In calling inteh a man as General CYs to the Premier.
ship, says tb• N. Y. Nem, Mr. Buchaaan has evinced •
freedom from that jealousy which somehow lurks eves ie
the greatest minds. Gen. Cass is like the President, a
veteran statesman, and has devoted a life to the services of
his country in the highest and most honorable situations.
Like the President he was the friend sad indurate coon
seller of the illustrious Jackson, and ay be considered
in some respects as the Nestor of the Demeeraey. As in
the ease of the Gneiss hero, age may have tempered the
tire, but has taken nothing from the charm of the stallions"
and the soundness of the jedgeseut of Gen. Cam. Though
the Presidential candidate of the Democracy in Ilia, and
fell as the chums limier of that party, no man has been
more misrepresented. it has been maid that Gen. Culls
animated by hostility to Nashua, and the English press
and its echoes io this country have sot only made state-
Went& of this (hammer, bat have descended into gross
personal attacks on this eminent stateeman. Gen. Cass,
however, most not be considered as hostle to England, but
is decidedly so to that pulley of some English ministers
which is *overtly aggrassivetoirazds this country, and in
contravention of oar own settled polioY•
The lion. Howell Cobb of Georgia, has been nominated
Secretary of the T ry. Mr. Cobb is comparatively a
young man being only forty-two years of age, but his
eminent natural abilities have been ripened by large ex-
I perish.' in public station. As the parliamentary leader
of the Ihinoeratic members in the Hones of Representatives,
as Speaker of the House and as Governor of his State,
elected by more than 30,000 majority, Howell Cobb is well
known to the whole country, and what is more, his name
is a pledge of devotion m the [Taloa The selection of
Mr. - Cobb for the Treasury is an indication that the Demo
cratic policy of progressive free trade will not be aeglect
-1 ed by the present Administration, and to his Industry sad
ea
his pabildy we look for a oentinamese of that stems
economy and rigid reepoesibility whit* has ever diode
, gelshed the Democratic mastagememt of our Seances.
The ilon 7 John B. Floyd of Virginia has been celled to
the Seseretaryskip of War. He has Allei the poet of ()over
sew of Virginia, and seek was the milldam* felt in his
ability, that the College of Electors of his State retina
untraded Nor. Floyd to the President shoot for a Cabinet.
appointment. ,
Oar. Tommylof Commotieut takes the portfolio of the
Navy. Qe bears the repstatioa of Wag one of the
greatest eonstitetional lawyers of the wintry, sad it was
supposed at *rst that he would be appointed Attorney
tieseral. Gov. Twenty le a National Democrat, and his
career in the Semite was *like honorable to his SW* sad
beneficial to the whole eroantry .
The Hoc Jacob ?Muumuu of Mississippi is ailed to
discharge the important duties of Soeretary of the 'warier;
these hat a•tecedoule give every assume* will be faith
fully perforated. Mr. Thwapeon hat leas held • high
position in his satire State, and while holing( • seat la
Congress, wee distinguished for slotturnee sod form of
character, awl is a as of great iadastry and ability,
admirably calealated f ar the post whieb he has been sailed
to Ail.
:edge Black of Peanyiviais is Hind to son as a
jurist, and is a gin of .sera, elogoono sad karats'.
IN regard ibis solowdoo as • most Jadicieiwas woe aid
predict that be will retire from tiss position at the •ipira
tioi of his term, with as easy laurels as way of Ids pre
docorows.
Th. See. Aaron ♦. Brows of T• 11•040110 la owe of lb.
sod elloetiro onion of tho Woes and a thorough sod
oessiatest Numeral. H. ham home bisetiled with all dm
groat assns of be party mad so son aosoptalrlo op
polirratirat amid kayo lowa reads. Mr. Brows Um alio
%tad the saes of 41•••raer of big Store. Ilia odadatotra
%lvo talons aro of tbo blgbs.t ware sad tho ogee of Pool
Mooior Doswral will bo ably 111.4 by Gamow Brows.
NEW soon—. THE BORDER BOVIR," by la.
miaow Bann, Lather of " Clara if °Mud." " The Prai.
rte rower," " Leal Lootl," " Viola," " Ploawe's Dan'.
tor," "Bride of tail Wildorsioss," /ha.. seaspisso la two largo
liaodesisse miaow's, aoatly !woad la papa tover. Pries $l.
Tale is said to los Das of Sosaots's best proliaetlaas , , sod
Is highly rosoassasadsd by some of the saws oelobrate4
midst; who ooasidsr tie wort gaits as latarostlag as tlis
*Weide noire , '" sad "Clara ItswilisailL"
0 Vivia—The &mei of Power," try Li. I. D. IL N.
Serrrweimi, amber er "UM Heiress," 'Demme Ink"
"Waft !We," "lad*" "WWI Theory," "Estella.
des," oDisountol Deegisor," 'Verse of Clifton,* a5.,41e.,
emotes, le me Urge leetleettae • show meetly based le
s i e sh„ for me eellet me toreety-live mete. es Is tme vet
gess; parer sever, he is. defter. ~..
Di OM weft the Winne& Ir saki So lave easetted ker
ma, amertibmaailme the oirikkai atiggisalisy mid himeal7
el emeeptlea Mask beip sarksd Mr haw preatedeain
&Mee clobber KIM above vette will he mat le say
pad et the Dalai Illeseefees qf petepo, by semillikig the
peke et the Maim see are meg elea, se the peitiftesr, le
a Mawr.
PHtir.l mumg for mak am Om mramo 3.5& Psiilme.
lag iiitsbSeurat of "T. IL Pramual, Sa 103, CiMwet
arm, likiledeiimitis"
Bo r . K.. KAtyytaly.—Tbs ta4ivW. ly sbyraky to
by Plod by ....A mid Yea Ise Me liommtisee end lady.
seat sysen‘le Obi *Wm Of tb. Maybe else sad dig
id Lod seeduset
so We hairs laid dot satiquesod aid h a , i,„:434 Ores Se
OW Asks( redid rathreassi. We Immo boded
Ikoeist, the sem seseeiese sod meeskiipieed shadows(
OIL Ittesmat, saw die poliiid nerd elt bb NS Wm
tadt led Ida be NI f. the Sag of peddles& serwspiiedi.
dimpled lisollems OE p is* dhe Preasibiertil
is mug visseft e aid seder is pnow. fres dr
iwirrr m Inissessial 4u Tin Dense* vim
Mom
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liodOy •4. dobodop lot, a sookom ollepeol
IlloOr rulafolog el. insoit olhir MY by do lboddirdo
de moot
Our State Ticket.
Fc P cialftli 0
The bred Scott Case,Deeision of the Su
preme Court.
The opinion of the Supreme Court in the Dred Seett
eaie War delivered by (Ulf Jurtiee Taney, It was a full
■ml elaunrste rtntetnent of the viewr of the Court. Tt..y
hei•tleeided the (ollowinß tieportnnt points
L. Netr"er. erhethor r free. that is, met I f the
African rare, are n, rttlx the Felted State.. Ly the
Coaatiaataeta.
IL The Ordinance of ho 1 n•. iodepeml••ot eon ti_
toilette% force or legal effect , tilttetptently t.• the adoption
of the Constitution, end it, old to,t operate of ttself to eon.
far freedom or ottiseuehtp wutun the North wart Territory
iin Negroes not Miter's by iiir Cnnstituiiiin.
:hi The provisions "(the ,\ ^t of MO. ei.mianuly called
the Miesnurt Compromise. in on f+► so it undertook to
etelurte negro slavery front, endeummunir►te freedom
and citizenship to Devoe' in the northern portion of the
Lot:Wane evasion, was a legislative met tinter/lag the
ponces of Congress, and voin and of no legal effect to that
r:
In deciding these main points, the Supr,ne Court deter
mined the following Incidental points •
Ist. The expression territory and other property" of
the Union, in the Constitution applies "in terms" only to
such territory u the l of to p, d at the time of the
adoption or the Constitotim.
21. The rights of eitiseue of the United States inim.mrkt
tug into Federal territory. and the power of the Federal
Guserntoent there depend on the general provisions of the
Ciostitation, which defines in this, as in MI ither reepects,
the powers of Congress.
As Congress does not po power itself to make
enactments relative to the persons or property of cilium ,
of the United Stows to Federal Territory, ottlieT than suet.
ce the Constitutlen roofers, P. it eannot comptitati onsily
delegate any such powers toe territorial govinuseat or
ganised by it under the Constitution.
4th The legal condition of • slave in the State of
souti is not affected by the temporary sojourn of so. I.
slave in any other State, bat osi his return his comfit,
still depends on the laws of Miesouri.
As the plaintili nee not a citizen of Missouri, he there
tire could not sue to the Courts of the United States
The posit moot he dismissed for want of Jurisdiction
Tim delivery of this opinion creespled about throe been.
and was listened to with profound atteaUne by a crowded
Court room. Among the auditors were gentlemen of emi
nent legal ability. and a due proportion of ladies.
Judge Nelson stated the nitwits of the 0111/0. The quell
lion was whether or not the removal of Seem from Missouri
with his wester, to Illinois, with a view te i temporary reel
donee there, worked his emancipation. He maintained
dust the question depended wholly on the law of Missouri.
and for that reason the judgment of the Ceart below shuld
be adirmed.
Judge Catron believed the Supreme Court has jurisdio•
1100 In decide the merits of the ease. Hs argued that
Congress could not do directly what it could sot do indi
rectly. If it could exclude one epecier of property. it Geoid
exclude another. With regard to the Territories ceded.
Congress could gayer* them only with the restriettoas of
the &Wee which ceded them; and the Miscosri Aet of
1820 violated the lesdiug featured of the Constitution, and
was therefore void. He concurred with his brother
Judges that Scott is a slave, and was so when this suit was
brought.
The last Presidential election presented to the people of
the United !States for their decision substantially a slues
lion of Constitutional law. Congress is embodying is the
Kansas-Nebraska hill an abnegation on their part of all
:egishative imatrol over slavery in the Territories, merely
wiped from the etatate book an ussionstitotional act. The
people have fortunately derided the Inc. pmested to
them in s manner in amordarnee with the Constitution,
conservative as respects the equal rights of the States,
and eminently auspittioua in referearre to the Union.
The same question bee been asheouttially prompted for
adjudication before the Supreme Court of the United States.
The constitutionality ad the Missouri line has at, length
Woo brought, fir judicial settlement, before that august
tribunal which was to be the Anal resort la eases of dis
pute arising out of the Constitution. And there le no
direreponey, we thank /leaven! between the pepsin
voles and the grave and lammed Jadgment of the jedgee
of t. land. TIN Supreme Court, In the ease of Dred
&slit, has decided Hist the attempt by Congress to Fen a
geokraphical line across "the territories, exceeded their
power, and was "VOID Len or ■o 1.104 L IRTTItCT TO TIIAT
END."
This is as end of the Frs. Soil party. Had Fremont
been sleeted, it you'd not have effected the great issue
&entwined is the Nebraska bill. That now is determined
beyond even the power of as accidental or temporary ma
jority, mad the 'opposition to the Demoeratt_• party oast
seek new watchwords and build a new platform for party
so erten".
As good citizens we submit to this decision of the con
stitutional interpreter of the fundamental law, cad hail it
as another bright bow of promise painted on lb* retiring
cloud of sectional agitation. The legal and popular verdicts
being ass perfectly in aaeordianco, if those who were de
aired or mistaken on the /abject will now, we hope, POI
an example of obedience is the laws sod Constitution of
their country. W. cannot hope so much from those fans.
tics who openly assert their hatred of dust Constitution,
but lb( greet mass of the so called "Republican" party Sr.
not so far demoralised as to desire revolution and ovens
pion. The long struggle 11 at last over. It bas been
desperately fought in Congreds, before the people, and in
the Cowin, and everywhere the principles of the Demo
cratic party have been triamphaitly sustained.
TIIC following is Mr. AAAAA 'A
Cabinet so controlled by the Senate on tho:flth Vast.
Ar , refory J Saw. —llollk Lewis CARO, of MirMims.
8.-swory tils roftssury--iton. Ilowst.i. Coss, of
Giorgi&
Sorrotory ej Mar-1100. /0011 IL FLOYD, of Virgiais.
Seeontary4C6 NWI—HOft, lm LAC Tonnes . ..Of COIMOtti•
out.
Speretery of 14. Interior—Hull. JAI US THOMPSON of
Mississippi.
Afters." o,fteral—Jade BLACK, of Poansylvasrla.
Poitmase, , Geooria—llon. A. V- Snowy, of ToTHISSSOS.
Am ERA or GOOD FICKLING.—We are free to eonfees that
the perusal of the inaugural address has given us sioeere
satistaetims, so entirely naexeeptimsable does it impair to
be is thought sod expression. Indeed, we may say that,
alike is matter and in manner, it reminds us of those
sterling attributes of good judgment and eosamon sense
which eharseterised the Stabs papers of President Monroe;
and we east only imps that at the dose of Mr. Biteimaan's
Administration the oomparison thus sauested may extend
not only to the well tempered 11611linellt and and unambi
tious dtetion of these two statesmen, lost aloe to that re
storation of good feeling which warted the as of the ear.
tier President, and which we fain hope will he tlia eonsei
enoestimas aim of his veteran snetessor.—Natioowl fowl.
syemeer•
The foooltiprocor is one of the wary few papers which
Kill represents the old Whig party. It is ao twrtisaa
now, hat K has sot lost the literary ability, latelleetwal
esteem* enJ high tate which ever narked it, aid which
give important,* to Its ophiloas ea all sulijecto.
air W Ware freak lb. Gamma that CILAIILMS W.
Intso Esq.. has bats appointed District Attoreq, is
place of U. N. Joittomax, &messed. The oppoiousest
holds good milli Oetober tut, whoa a District Atiorsey
will ho sleeted by the ',opt* to serve out Mr. Johnotoa's
torn.
BUTISNIS Janos.—The Pittsbsug Mersin Pest ree
osse•de Hos. JANIIII Tnonrsos, el tbill oily as • sea_
&date ter /edge of Use Sept... Ce•rt t• piens or ledge
Bleep, resigned.
SIGNIFICANT—A bill for the admilseisa id Minseeets
as a State has mean, passed the Qom by a vete sf t 7
to 75. riftrilr EtZiritS Northers " fined/ma sawieltare
voted assists this bitl for the easiest's of a 1111.111 State,
white TWOLVII Seashore Destoerste voted for it 1 If
these twills. Southern INl•mb•es bed voted with those
twestpeeven " freedom' shrieks's." tier hi 11 valid bars
bowl defeated. Thu the adiniosion of • new free State Is
dee to those Boatbera imeathera. Time coatis' bypeerites
of the North are etrastastly d lag the Smokers
people so fradosvoring to forty slavery lab free territory,
while &saws miliabers vete fur WI adimiselem of a free
Storm ageism die persistent 'torte of Moor lyposites to
detest it. Messrs. Aikea of Saab Coronas. Mamas of
North Carolina, Cobb of Citerret, Beseek of Virginia, sad
ether promisees ileathera su, voted fee tilts bill, whit*
three Xessiebssotts lumbers, three frets Ceeasestiosi,
dine free Ohio, Ire from' New York, wives tram New
glean* read ethers, voted agaises it. Bush is Ow sisserity
Si t h is. freedom' ettriekist dessammee—eesstastly best.
lag is Wolf Si fostilema sad then voting straiset the ad
ulteries of a fro, Stabs t
flier It will be ma, totaroomo t. oar Spatial s.d.
am hat WK. H. Mims, ohm Mato& m a mainhatit for
Castrato hi ha list WaM. 0f...,.. ha mods mem
t. lo• &Mai, sa4 ot mom ko won eidost omeybotly
volt* he Ids.
I
The Maio which left Tomato far Basilan
We aliamoos roe of the meek at Deejardee's
Oubal, near Kamilla', perapitatiag the 'sights,
bagpe ear mad toe pemeepr Mrs is the vs.
ter.
80.. fifty penes. are reported killed, among
whom is Samuel Zimmerman. The bodies are
is die vow, sad away we net jet resovemal.
weaanarroa l Kara, 18, 1867
" • "..eies -
The Seem bash, rash
Senses is eseestive.ll.4
balite Dallis Catawba treaty is sa
font by s Tots of 31 to Hi.
Baumasileery , boa ben appoistai Getensor
at ithisumft, ead J. P. Asmiersos, bile lielirae
kook Waphiarea, Governor of Ass Tervisiwy.—
.11e.• Asionme is r osier kir &ties at do
eirinsise of ti,. i i.stieeios ol Gov. Obese.
Tosoarro, Karel' 12
NEW YOWL
Crorrrei.neleer. of lb* Kn. Obser,er 3
A ft-r a bleraed oasis of *latest summer weath
er, we have a miry, howling wilderm s, of ti week
It began with a heavy fail of snow, which turned
uu Monday into a blinding storm and lia. eN,
since been melting away little by little Mittel!
the air with raw exhalations Merriam 1, up
at Albany, and the clerk u,f,the weather iA . t .:1,..-
wildered and helpless as a ship without a rudder
lie changes his mind every day and gives us in
stalments of Winter, Spring and Summer, altuost
in the same breath.
The week has been rather a dull one In•re
Washington is just now the magnetic point both
for business men and pleasure seekers The
wholesale business generally has been very quiet,
though there has been considerable animation in
that peculiar food of the Gentile, by Turk and
Israelite alike abhorred l Aansage meats, how
ever, have fallen considerably as the damp watt.'
er has driven a vast number of rats it
hiding places in the wharves, which animals art:
slaughtered in great numbers by small boys
The new tariff is the principal subject of disco-s
ion at present among the parties interested to t
manufacture of dry goods. It seems t dive
very little satisfaction, except indeed to thu man.
ufactarers of carpets and low woolens generally
It is not generally thought that the reduction on
cotton and woolen fabrics is sufficient to stimulate
importation to any great extent.
We have nothing exciting on the docket now,
in the criminal way. Rev. Uriab Marvin. the
clergyman who married Mrs. Cunningham and
another party, seems now to bo struck with a
decided conviction that the other party was Dr
Bardsll himself and not Eckel. He says th , .
latter idea was "preuched into him" when 11.
came to testify before the Coroner's jury. Mr ,
Cunningham has now a fair chance of obtaiuittg
the widpir's portion of Dr. Bunkll's e4tate awl
the chances are that she will soon enjoy it
freedom and with a •indicated character Slav
may be guilty, but who has a right to judge lier
on the testimonyknow offered. , Coroner C , ,nocry
has gone up to Albany to see about the attempt
which has been made to procure his removal.
The Young Men's Democratic Union club ~ f
this city celebrated Inauguration Day and Night
at home and bad a gay time of it. ERIE
Judge of the Supreme Court.
The appointment of Judge Black as Attorn.'y
General creates a vacancy in Our Supreme b: nch
to be filled at the neat election. Among those
whose seises stay be pepseed for a nomination
we know of no one who would All the anise with
more credit to himself or honor to the position
than JAW TuoMPeoN of this County. Mr
Thompson wu for six years judge of the Dis
trict Court of this district, in which position he
gave unanswered satisfaction, and those who were
accustomed to practice in his court would rejoice
to see him occupy a position on the supreme
bench. The present bench, as well as all of the
state officers and nominees are from the ea.tr•rn
portion of the state. The west is certainly eu
titled to notiee and we know of CO wty of aff 'r•i
ing more general satisfaction than by taking thr
Supreme judge from this county. Considering th..
present location of the nominees of the late Dem
°erode Convention we consider it highly desire.
ble that the nominee to fill the vacancy should
be taken from the west for the purpose, at least,
of giving strength to the ticket. We beg that
our brother democrats in all parts of ay stat.•
will give this matter.a full and carotid
eration.
The New Tariff Bill
A Washington oorrespondent of the New York
Times hu furnished a running abstract of th.•
new Tariff bill just passed by Congre“ I t
is the result of a compromise of conflictipg, view=
on the subject, and passed by a vote of to •
in the Senate, and 124 to it in the house of lt , i,-
resentatives. It goes into full effect on the lit
July next, sod the now rates of duties to apply
to all goods imported, but warehoused, in the
meantime, as though the same had been imported
after the 80th June. The immediate practical
results, aside from the main purpose to reduce
thepresent redundant customs revenue about
$14,000,000 per annum on the current scale of
importation, will be to throw a large portion of
the highly dutiable goods now on the way from
foreign States into public store, to await the
operation of the new bill, and to postpone a covi•
siderable share of the usual importations order «1
for May and June until after the let July. Both
will necessarily lead to the reduced payment of
cash duties into the Sub Treasury. What the
effect will be after the new'bill takes full
it is dilionit at present to see. The measure,
however, is well timed, as the banks will be b••t
ter enabled at mid-summer to supply the first
demands of the importing interest, to pay cash
duties upon the large sum of goods withheld
(rem the market until after the first of July,
than at any other season. The subsequent itu•
portatiou will no doubt be heavy for savend
winters, and the very serious apprehension is that
the reduction in some of the schedules of the act
of 1847 may, while curtailing the revenue, afford
undue en meat to an excessive scale of
importation. Schedules of 1846 to SO per cent
might have been quite saMeient to bring down
the revenue to the budget of Government expen
diture, without interference with the original 30,
25 and 20 per moat schedules. But this could
not be dose in the conflict of opinions between
the two Houses, and the broader principle of the
Senate bill of Mr. Hunter had to be yielded to
secure the adoption of the much needed enlarge
ment of the Free last, so as to inelude wool and
some other raw material and the drugs and dyes
employed in mannfamnrint, as contemplated in
the Home bill of Mr. Campbell, as well as to
remove all danger of a mischievous redundancy
in t h e psblie treasury. The general arrange
ment of the modification of the schedules is
thus .
SOW Sae 111: 11 1: 1 , 6 10 : I FT.
Mr. Seek >b SO 11 19 16 11 6 4 Free.
'he hileretertlesPeri 'Akio ere 116111011 se there sprellied :
fe Idea& 4 pew 1410 te IS par W.
Brandies, Cordial', Gin, Liqueurs, Absynthe,
0111110614, Arraok, Maraschino, Other Spirits.
ta Urea& afrsas 40 to aez .at.
All wises in wood, Mann tared Tobacco,
Cigars, Champagnes, Ebony, Cut Glass.
s. lastsis Clow. 3101•1firr OWL
Mks, rum Woollen, Firearms, Copper Ware
Cutlery, Leers of Metal, Paper Fabrics, Cheese,
boa, Iron fabrics, Bonnets, Combs, Clothing,
Jewelry, Glassware, Chimes Ware, Wine, bottled
Ale and Beer, Beprs, Syrups, Molasses, Embroi l
dories, Tin Carpeting.
Is **disk D /Vim 2 11 0 f Pir apt
Maas* &ragas Yams, Cotton Laabs,
bait, Matting, Farley of Hair, Cotton Prints,
Feathers, Floor cloths, Cordage, Worsted GoodM
la &ire* Afros SO Ss U per egnit.
Wass, other Flax Goals, Cotton Hosiery,
Oila L liefpla Goods, Paper and Neriodioals, Pa
per Havep.
Ni saw* rims u o• ilimor end.
To, of neap, Tin Plates, Steel is Ban, Tow
eras, Brimless, Silver Leaf, Gold Leaf, Flat,
sannattfintertd. Disatonio.
Kt. Coimpiton dead i" hie explanations "The
' 4 -- dello! to the 1111•1141110111 uT
How omaids i
tin Blow whisk proposed.
higher "Asides to dotty per sent., and is the
omoprosho of the at they have procured
reekeentielit dleif frog Bo& by yielditag moo
hamtelial Mato that name
4 . xi" Yoim, Shr, ta 9, i%57
Arrival of the Kangaroo
Nr w I.lrish
, tvu.n.hip K ingur arrived this m , rn
frotu Liv, Ltt., of the 25th u:t
Tip. .1r Jim art% 1 out th. Nee. , untrn
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RUSSIA.
WAR IN THE I'AUP
ROR • 8 vtstr r p.kitl.4 Itt., , lksl TR It.t ry wlytt
PERSIA ropnrt )na Mitiritcr
of War dtelarcs that Ow true,. concluded with
Sctianol, during Ow Torkt.h war, expired iu
May of 1114 t year, and that operatious agtinat the
Cireassians tieve been r..itiued aim:: the whoie
line of the Caucasu.
Letters from St Pi:yr-bora metitton that it
will be the bogtiming of April bef,ro the Empe•
ror Alesar.der set+ nut o - . 1 hi. journey to Nice,
and either on his w ty or his rAurn 11.1 will vit.:t
Napoleon at Paris
The; rstifieation, of the treaty signed between
Russia and Persia on the sth of 3,1)u try last,
were exahang..l at Teheran on the 18th of the
same month. This tr , aty cod , . to Ru.sia
tract of laud on the frontier% of Turkey, and sit
uated Iptween Squid and Nakhehlvan, giving
to Russia a eoruploto command of the strategic
road from Trebisontle, i n the Black sea, to the
Persian frontier by Erzeroutn. Itusaia has b 4.11
endeavoring since IS2S to obtain the e o nees ,i on
which Persia now grant.. It is added that orders
were immediately scrit front St Petersburg
to oonstruct a lin , of fortr.•.. on the , ceded tern.
tory.
The Brawls .N ,, r p‘O!i4l.ss the d e t a il s of th e
ronessmon granted by the Ittvimian government
for the greet nettr.)rk of rail wty.l to he construct
ell within ten years, at on nutlay of a 15,00%W
.a.4rling The cnndttioni aro substantially the
a!reuty annonn.4. , l Ath o u rt
the contract;an, arA meg Brothers, of
London, and ((lope A; Co , of Amsterdam.
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