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NORTH CAROLIN A STAR WEDSESD AY MO R N I NtG , AP R I L 18 ,1855.
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:,. HKNUY M. LEWIS, Montgomery
is our General T.nveliug A gent forth
: AUJ,ama and Ttnisetses asaated by C.
i IS, JAS. 0. LEWIS aud SAMUEL D.
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'nm se V irfr vsWe C'lrt''.
IluX. KENX'ETU KAYNLll
The f.Mi,iwin;tr-t. from a letter, reeeited
from one v!u iris ia. Rah-i go, a viilr, and
in the Sein'e rtaH when Mr. Curti. 11.
From lit Ltnchhurg Virginian
THE DEMOt'luriC I.E. t DEBS A-ND TiiS
Kvrnr-xonuviA
The outerr raised bv tin leader, of the Isrmoa-
racy ia intended and cab uU 4 to draw away the
Brog leu. of Wavne. delivered tf-rf . wtieb I "'' uf !h I'!'' t f ' ! 'r'
so e.Unl.tl annihilated Mr. 1L..U.. rbow. ,n Al'rlfan 1 -r,X- Wl worm uaaiau,-
the bgfct in which "the sjieeeh, u published in
the "Stan.iari" of March 3rd, .iroek diaiuter-e-.tcd
sTiect-Aor, who beard what Brog-teti dui
tay on that occft-oon 3
"By th way, 1 think the Lest joke of the
on is the inwh, ax published in the Standard,
of Curtis II. Brogden, in wbicb he i made lo
destroy Itayner. It certainly is the coolest piece
of impudence I have ever heard of. Iti the
JAjIIIi?, Xo. 1 Hameon Street, Cin J most forcible illustration of the moral contained
111 sua lame 01 we lacKmw ana 11 rcaw. -a
ui, ( lii j, is our (Jeoeral C dlccting Agent for j
Viir-.t ru state and Ten, assisted by U. J j
.'AS, S. W. HAMSAY, WILLIAM II
i 'IAS, THUS. M. JAMES, C. M. L. WISE,
,. .V. L. CHILL'S and Dr. WM. 1UWLX.
''. of itlir will be g'SJd. '
Mr. ISRAEL E. JAMES, No. 182 South Tenth
, I'uil tiielpiiia, is our General Traveling
,t, tt.Ki.trJ by WM. II. WELD, JXO. COL
; .s.JAMES DEElitVl, J. II AM MITT, U.S.
u:.st. P. NICE, R. XT. M0UUI.-0X, .
. .v ;u;y, wm. l. wateumax", allXTi:
ON, E. MCSnX, BEX. F.SWAI.V.T.
A-IiMAX4P. DAVIS. ....
Xcvr XTioxil lloitaaTrf A eotnmUte ap
Milled liv the Pennyl,iui Historical Society
iilr.-i!.'i.-l to thai S.'iffy an abla report,!
rf"a.imciUioj? the celebration of the anniversary
f ti.e adoption of the Comtitution of the I'nlted
tt.;i as a National Festival by tli Aroericaa
-.;.!. The ropfirt tnggenU the annWewary of
finnid ratification by the Contention, fitting
i.l hiiadjIpHia, w hich took pWe SeptomUr 17tb,
IT -.7, us a proper time for its celebration, a
Wahins?vB, h pre-iiilud over the dcliberattona,
i,M .,t,,i,il('d it to the people in. a eoramunlaition
r " -ii -1 on thia d 'y. In urging this aildition to
'11 the national holiday, the report urge that
, ir miional ftial are only two in number.
1 n 1 a third can lie maJo without iinpViriug the
i -ihie ami eilicary of the other. "
r r'l lio nifliinond Enqnirer and other Demo
,1 itid prr.M'n iu Virginia hare recently publiehed
a I. ttor to Mr. Wine, from the pen of (ieorne B.
I. iri'i. of Maiaaehaaette, I'oatntaater at Salem,
v, in, ,u tliy fiUoly amerted.to be Judge Loring,of
i: :-i'-n. Tliie nnutateinent Uicy have not yet
(,,r, i. c,l, although it ha been expowd in all the
A 'iicrtcaa p.ircrs. We now learn from the Cim-
i ,1 1 Reporter that "(ioorge B. Luring i apolitl
i! R.,hlii-r uf fortune, wholly doroid of political
Iwnctrr, and alwnv,ti!l the Pierca Adininutr
lion cum into fover, a violent otit-and-out alx-
iiii -t, who for nil yearn, w,aa a auhacriber of
t ij "UiTiM of Frccl xn, " an aljolitioa paper of
th t!nrritm'mn atamp, one published iu thia
1 ;v, and whuve very euddea ant! reoont eonver-
i.,u fruui lio!itiniin lm only been effected by
the rniiDvatinj lnjhine of the apollv Uia fat
oi'o 0 be now hohU."
1! itihi Tioor TanTisa The I'reMilentoa
1. -lay ratifiint end Mnnrmed a treaty of frioud-
h ii. coiiini' ire. and naviintion, betweeo the
l n t" ! Stiitfieiid the Argentina Confederation,
I at Sn J(,e on the27ih f July, 1853;
in, 1 a tr it for the free navigation of the river
r.4in and rrujruay, ,Wweii the earn powwa,
lod at Su Jom do t'lorea 00 the 10th of
July K"3.
The A mori.au Oran, iiikiugof th MaaM-
!,,! rioti in (he Biim'i eae in Boetoa y,
" Th MRhiiMtUi rilwl of 1779 took op arm
of law. Til MoMaohutett rebel ii
1 ',.' take up nn loeubvert law which their
(oi iiti(nmn, Anirai, Dfitrr, and Welxter aid.
I in eu-.llaa. and the enntit'itiooeUly of which
tin ir own Judg f-uiry, Shaw, Curtis and
t-', ra,ue liave aflirined."
11 ,
(ioi.D tm Suvra Mixn. A torrepodent
(,f one of the f nliforiiia paper ayt that ni'tn
1 T i 1' 1 an 1 ilrr ei'mt in th eountry mircbaMd
f, in Meii.-o, by lh(iadiJ'n treaty, and that a
tii.mlr of aiuall part"' who had gim hither In
(,ir b t f the pn, 'm.u mcUii, found nuineroo
g ,UI phuwr, but wire obliged to lindon tha
ooiug to thbolility of the ludiam and Undid
lulty of proeurltig mipplir.
Kimmnii l't t,irtio. Th New Turk
ll.-r .Id 't that Mr. Rl 1 enp;ag"d la pre
; iiinf voluminoua hiatury of the 0tend Cotifor
f tff, hh h will be immedial !y tranelated into
lMi, b and ."I'aniih, but will not app anlil
'i'v. Til book will pMbably, ay tlx Herald,
I ,t an entirely new pbaa on our diploaaary a
r ir la Cuba, aud roveal eoret aot generally
AiawtiTi t ra Toai.Tu, A patent ka
1 !! ol l iiiii-J f ,r the prejavrali' of mail leaf,
a r itutf fo l.,bac. Tb patrnuw elaua
1 r to. r iiituurtiirrj nud anti aatrvuua quali-
t and that il i a plmaait touie, aad therefor
1 - in .tive of rnA healtli. It i taid to bav a
and mil""! flaror.
hapfed to be in llaJcib' and in th Senate
chamber, when Itayner gar Urigdeo a carry
inir, and beard Broaden' replj. Itayner gave
hiui a very eerere rebuke for bia enunw efm all
?itet!una invdring the proaperity of Internal
mprorement, and which be dreerved moat
richly, and at which mot of th Hwiaturt were
fratitied. Initea, in hi reply, did pretty well,
thought, but there wa nothing in hu remark
peronally oflenaive me of thie hnv, vulvar
and ubu'ive epithet; which appear in the pub
lished apeei h. It i thought, hereabout, that
liroar iVo lot om one to write" out the ix;h
for hiui? a it antiear in print ; for those who
kuoa hiia ny that with-all bioavfbiilery, h
is ant a maliziwint fellow ; and that whoever
wrote tint atieech m"t be a bitter, malignant.
rileheartt'd ennmv of Itavner'. If !ta auiinnai-
tion be true, the writer ha iloiit iiro-dun great
initiatioe ' for th snaecb delivered bv hiui did
in no iJii r.-lit, whilst Die on publtahetl it
calculated t injure him, because it represent
him ae writhing under Kayner's ieoriatno, ' 1
a ndeavoring to retaliat by ooancoess and
l!aiKjiiartnin.
Briicdea' speech wa all well enoush at tb
tint for him. It pnxluoed eonaiderable merri
ment ; llayner himelf lauirhed as beartilv at
Uro'len's buSuonery a any one nreaetit. and
rose tmmeiliately a 'id said that be wa nlesaed at
the eentleman'i rorily.'and ' wa glad to find he
had routed him op, and hoped it would be of
. j, 1. . w ,
aucitj 10 nun iot me mill re. sney say urogtien
is a good follow enough, in hi way, andka
generally beuneonaidored an inoffensive croatur,
and really doerved some little credit for hit
enorta to get along iu the world. I was informed
when in Kateigh, by many Wbiip and Democrats
mat ui notion 01 ncnaionai auty oonsmtuu in
maturing plan to thwart the purpose of able
ana liberal m'naea mem tiers, wnma b call Uie
"proud aristocrat" of the eountry 1 and that his
chief occupation, when not actively engagnd up
on the yi and stays was pasting in a scrap
bonk, which Is hi oonstant . companion, lines
from I'ob H ml 1 bras, Shakespaftre, and noetrv
from Xewspaper and then rolling them out ou
every nccanion, wom ne repuee looinor uieiuucrs,
no matter on what (abject.
1 wa also informed that the poof fellow is
much alarmed about th Know Nothings Some
wag ha told hun that these mysterious people
sometimes catch folk and ennipm them to drink
a stKxmlul 01 the blood of a foretzner, and hence
hi great alarm. Why 'did he nut publish bis
speech before th adjournment of lb Legislature?
1 s- Havner has written a letter published in
the Standard, in which he says the ahuaite epi
thet in Ilrox'luti's printed speech were not issued
br aim in the ncnate. Ilo initrlit bav been
otherwiw employed fur he might. have known
that no tenet ble man would believe such a speech
was ever delivered by Bmgdetti er that th .Seuate
wouia bav aiiowea sncn a tissue ot vulgarity
from on of Its member to a not tier.
rtv.
is mind, hv all who favor th vicsaof thai i.if'y.
and mpeciajiy time meui hera if it wh, are ol
!emvrtie autecclent. This fact is, that while
the Americau I'arty is now, and for the purposes
of the preuiiit oanvas, in direct aiiUzouinu with
'th Dvinocritie phaliuix, it is so, iHjt because it
wa uesijcued la its institution to be so, not
because there i anvthinc in it broad assertion
of great tru lis of fre goVernnieiit and natiouai
(kjii,: w siais 11 so, nor yet, ocause 01 its oeiuj;
eomifMied of persons hostile to Democratic faith
but f.r aiiofbef iajsoar" ifirliecausar th4aduTa.
i l luat party, the wire pullers, have aiaile it so.
The American Order was a blow aimed, not, at
any set of political principle formerly held, as
sui-h hut at party leaders and party tactics.
W undertake to speak ot the Order juily a
w uujerat.md it lo us its seniioat principles
seems te be, eitfra Hnrmmt of the I'foi-Li from
the etera dictatorship of caucus. The n itionnl
mind is doeply imbued with the ereat wlcaof irlj
envernmeot, and eunnot long allow it""'f t be
3i.ipKwe sed of that lolly franchise. Fur years
it has liter, practically iuahrya ice. Drmaognisia,
tlie pro!, tin parent uf tite who'. brood of ia us,
ha (,jeu two much our master. Intrigue, and
catial bar torratnTled pnbfitud'aiiiitaiid the
cards have becu stocked upon all occasion. Did
any ten men in America dicain of Mr. l'olk for
the pre";oV!Hcy down to the ,i,iy of Ins no-ninatimi?
Did any oar man on the l.' .oitineiit think (iciicral
l'icrcsj the htteat porson lor tliat onice a luontii
before tho Convention, met,, which virtually elect
ed him? Wa Mr. Wis 'ever' or is be now
the pruferenc of one tenth part of the trginia
Democracy for the ftomiautioii he liaa obtained
The iiistruioenbiliiies through which this rule of
wire-worker wa obtained, were as various as
the l'ro.ean forms of prejudice and interert as
diverse as human pascioua.. Against the no-tra-
inentiilities aud Uioie who uselhcm, tnenauonai
fri.m -t: "hmiu-illt rW. j funds. Caa we a a lo;,le be so stopid as to
AKET1IE KNtiVV-Niil'llIXuS ABOLI- suSVr ttcf imp,.rtati,ms withiait pr,.tc,l? Iet
T10.iSI'"? i every car-i, tbus eiiaracturixed, md only ba
Thestvndingeharse, the dU!v charge, anil j prevent! frMa laadiug. but thevo-ci them
by ati Jiaitbc'rn jM.ti-Kaw-Xtbing rytu J tv U ref.cd to moor m our bur ,rs. to
aninst the know-Xoihinr party of tii Xortb. U spread a m -ral c mtnci m Su. h nmtc.-ial neither
that it is au atsvHtioa or freoil party. Throu-h- a.l ls to our national wealth nor our social hap
oul the whole South there is wt a single ami- pin ess j on theeontrary, it manes ouruivioo
Know-Nothing rgaa that do, not area thi . a irbttaat aad cnvJ. our rnit.iir.esjails
chare upon all possnbia occasions ie and and alms bouses. Nay mure-the ,Mmt.!cm.e 1.
oatot -aeasoa. lii. themain charjre, inj-ed th .nfl mt..our radim-i, and pollute, the foua
o. charge, upoa wh-h the Southern anti-Know- tain-head of our repuhhean l.trty- free Ballot
Nothing leader, rely for success. Take it a. ay Boa. lhe.liiwle Vgner. arh.Mly latided
from them, and they bav. littl left. And. l't amm.g u. bef.r they not only beg.o to dntate
should U taken iway'fhuo them. It i a. lab. i V. our citizen, who ah .11 g-tvern thu and how
and cilumnious a charge as th very gWiia. of ; they shall be governed, but desire us to alter our
mendacity and malice could invent. Whatever j old and revered lust.mt.Ou. to suit their view. ;
sin the mas. of the Know-Xothing party of the j they claim franchises what has never en
Xurlli may have to answer for her or hereafter, cnce l- d to them, and form oombinatHuis to force
.1., 1:. :;..:...":. -:..7... -r-nTiTi- I'nliiiit!!! ill 1 ' f rnti-itf iH Jfbjtain privileges which never
.1 .i.i:,:..:.. .'i.., sml niiJouhr-, should be acciirlei to aliens." These llernrifnrs-
.ly in om few ksialities the abolitionists prj- objects have led them to th commission of mob
dominate among them, but tiki th whole ol the
MK.
Know-Xothing party of the North toether, and
it is sounder at heart, sounh-r in principle, and
sounder in action upiu the great slavery issues
than any other party in that section ha ever
been known to be. It strong efforts to nation
alius itself by sinking tlie slavery agitation so
violence, the shooting down of American citiiens.
and the dctrurtiuu of the ballot boxes. No one
can deny but, that the ltoinan Catholic Irish,
Dutch and tiermans have become most intolera
ble nuisances by their bold and impudent
intcrfoicnccs in our elections. Most foreigners
from other countries Uetsirt themselves very
as to be a hie to hannoiiiie with the Know Xoth- eommemlably, aud l'mtestant aliens generally
ii,Ki..n of the South bate b en and still c-Minue respect our laws and pay reverence to ourt.iuo
to le very grett. and the de-re ol its uMt is honored liistitutnins. EJiicated immigrants with
..1 ... .1... ..d.:..t;., r tbe nTion. a lew excernioua, as in me cases oi iitu irisu
If the slavery .citation is destined ever to be reffgoe from the British penal clonics, do not
alhivcl. lint ini-htv work bwrttotrlr to-U ac- in icrierc mil"" polKieal allairs ; untortiinateiy
' - ' " - .... ... U . ...1... tt: i.iniJTTnii
coini!iheil hv what is willed tire American party,
which, il .wc are eorrecily intorincu, now rtrpiin-
of all its members a e .lcmn obligation to adhere
to the Constitution and the buion in any ami
every emerge-tiey that may arise.
11 Uis .i"tneru hnon-.Natliiiigswereaooimon
thoie who cling to the TTiiiiT Tttltbrrrake np the
birfc boily ol our national curie, ami are always
low, vol 'ar, brawlinjr, "'i.'lionitit and bigoted.
Heine ii is tliat the Aim ' icau uioveiiicnt seems
directed aiiinst Uoiiian Catholiijism, wherea" in
truth, it is only intemleil to urntcct our'ches
Mmaaiotj Cua. biHrcder will remember
various news paragraph about the ship James
Chestim, of Baltimore, which wa found in th
Atlantia abandoned, and two auger hole iu her
bottom. Cant While, her commander, was one
of th most experienced ship masters iu th
eountry, and hit conduct in thi affair i most
uik-ular. ii Hectares mat the shin was in such
a condition tliat th crew wer obliged to desert
her, and th rew, who wer received on hoard
th bark Two Friends mak th following state
ment, wbt'-h is entirety opposite t
Ua tu Sola ot reb ry, tin moderate weather,
sea smooth, th (hip making very littl water,
and in every respect in good order, all hands well
and on duty, with the exception of un man who
fell frma to topsail yard, with two bin butt of
eisMt water, tultictent for Za says allowanc lor
Uit crew, the ship ho v to to await th coming
up of th "Two I ri4jnds," colors hoisted union
dowa. Tb bmt waa sent witw message to b
taken off, which request wua mmiplied Willi by th
eantain of th "Two I'risoils." The had met
with no damage up lo th tint of th abandon
ment, and lliitr When they left her they Sounded
the n nnns and found tlurtaea inches uf water.
Tn affair hat beea placed In th hands of tb
U, M. District Attorney of Baltimore, in order
that White and others may 1st prosecuted. Capt
w bite, upoa arriving at llaitiiuors, was ss chan
ged that ii wa hardly known, which a, I, Is much
tn th mystery which already tuttuuud th af
fair.
Mi
. ( tinrvaiv, Tl.e Ht Louis IntelHgeraer
to '. 1 j, the anitsHii U.It eity.of tb linn, Joha
J. ( 1,0 eel, a, of Ktutui ky, says that "b Is en
i, the r t I, in, Is aud (uppiirten ef th
A 1 rtjr
ma rua svim.
t w T'ors at far. tn be a great and gea
U- tifn w, h l.,e bieeu Law,
s 1 '-., n, rrtamly it is far Irusa tis
1, ft 11 is t as d'f"tn sa many
t" u l:,. i It la. I i, Imih U, lh
hi'ol.era i to bk'ht
;- 1 mj 1,11 uiu b at a 1 ory luUs
I o
I sm fir f- ll.eig Ibst It ! correct
( ,,r 1 -s :..e to kiy and mileo issss as
Mi f ,,.r 1 f ieeresning th S!at't Intern
I;,. .,, trr'.ffili :,rio m the I'nade't
,1 ' I.- tf I .i.t W l.ltef
11 . 1 t:,,. 1 ' .tine ! ,ad
i r ',f 1 e r,- e i,of.srr t-i
1 -' 1 ... oi tiiS Hi e "lii rv, ail
1 -, f ' t ie a hnrt tons. it the
. t; 11 ok. I r,... t ti, lilstui I
, m -I t.' fm So rtiiler
. 1; , , .1 1 , t i t r ' " ' and to
V , ' os null 1. 1 li.t.isisi im-
T Y H A X X I.
"VI hil til election wa prnc rename 00 natur-
day, in P irUmouth, everal odi,w holder aad
others, who wer hanging around th pulls acting
as apiu on m woramesi in to tfuvermacui aer
Vh'S, male repeated threats ws are informal.
that if tliey did nut vote ui a manner pleasing to
tb "isiwers IDa M, tliey wuuM 1st uischerireil
and thrown out of employment Wa ar Pdd
tliat many wsr drtorrea Irosa toting for the
American ticket from this easts, aud others did
aol vol at alb Our neighbor, th editor of th
Arrus wa ar also crcuiljiy inform! made tb
xH-wiioa, tliat if beeoulj olaain tii name nf
any 0 th workmen la tlie Aavy 1 aril wlra viHeU
lb Anisrcaa ticket a would writato naaaiug-
bia ami any tnrwii v vwoa.
W shall nwk au eowaMstit oa thia 4t tpeaki
for iimii i
The foregoing ws take from th eoluuiut of the
Xoifolk "ix si,n." When thing wni to su, h
a psva tlti'-im Ami. y an rWurMS ar to be
watched by smusVc ami - paid by Um general
smmnieul suid mad tu vui tha ticket of th
Administration party without regvrd to lb
Wbltee of tlx voter, w think it is high t.sae that
the people should rts ap aad with ou uuited
nu,s prutaat acainat k. .
. Hunk of ill aaenicam rtritciaa, tb tvsual
workmen la th wrvie uf th tovemmsnt, ar
followrd to I lie a,U by tb airelmgs and foot
hails of th Administration bk neftm tu their
Work aad mail to sl their suffrages as ihs.r tyr
anieal estri seer may wish 1
W e earnestly en piinae tlieae tbinatoeoalln
ne f t ill nut saih dealingmew with iumrild
relcik at lb ban, Is uf the people t
Freedom I Independents If a pnor fr'ibiw
iw ta vol ( the candidal of hi choice h is
thrsstleaed t b Hi row a hwsss liatsly mtl of em-rKivmssit.
A ud Ihsaw threat, as mad by thoa abe ar
daily ebarjrmg prusrTiKtna up th A mar
k's a 1'srtj I
Hwh trssilmeot In esit enaintrvmee owr broth
er and aw h dnplieiiy and di.hiity tas tb
t art uf lb st,miU ot IN Assart, su rarty
should meH with indignath, and nft tempt el
th baud uf sisry aawsl maa and krve uf lus
e-sioiry.
lus partieipsturt In Ibi ou'rs? apan lb
rights t Amerossa riiisna, d'crve to be kh-k
otrl of oei-SMlt company and u sW ki s-!ale s Ilk
bhl hotteds, as llw-ir asMire eei to paHak
muni uf ihasl ,f liiaa of ua. w e 4 i ma pi mi
liiag to ea press ear iu 1 igusiln at h aa
tool rage. Aonss rVwIifsss.
keari has begun t) beat with indignant pulses
anil the American l'art'y is the expression of that
mighty iudignrtion.
Among tii most conspicuous means which
have lone beea uod for making the free senti
ment of the people (uhsorviont to the purposes
of interested scheme's have been those great un
settled masses of political weight the foreign
rot and the Catholic vote. That they have been
courted by politician of all parties, and have
been able often to turn the scale is undeniable ;
and thit fact was enough to arouse that indignant
rebuke to those who used them, aud to the means
themselves, which we itc leholdingwith wonder.
I lie iVIllcrtCIMl letting uciiij a ioim 01 y in !'v-
riotism utiintliieiiced by disturbing forces and
Uoidiuj, lirst in the direction of the grea.ott abu
ses which admitted of remedy, arose- irrespective
of party issues, ami tho order is .maintained by
men of all parties alike. Of those who have stood
aloof, some have disapproved the Ji'rm given to
an expression of national fueling 111 which they
oorilialy concurred om have linked upon it
submerging quastiona which they consider uf
higher import, some have been influenced by the
sentiment of party fidelity, ame have dissented
from mistaken conception, of th thing itself ;
ami others, neither few nor backward, from tclf
intat. Th origin of the American feeling is to be
found away down, deeier in th national heart
tlmn tii party questions of fo-mcr limes. " : It is
disonverable amn 1, and toniiuiii"liMl a'Mli those
ax:oms of self government promul-iited a the
Basis Princinlct of tho new tinriy. Axioms
whiidi certain democratic politicians are pleased
"tu tyhl "unmeaning gencralitie," I nm aning
they may be to th cuuiprcheuIon of thoeo,
whose purpo it suit to' tail thin s but the
su ldeo and far ranching ponularily of the order
deinon.trates, as with a tongue of tire, that to the
hearts and miuds of the people, they have a deep
si"iiiticancy. How else shall be explained the
prodigiiiiou celerity which ha cliuracteriii.il its
ru, and progress, as
w It h P) of I vn x, and ear ol stag,
And foot full Hit the snow" -
it has traversed the continent consigning tn the
shade of reluctant privacy many a ranting
t'le-m. 1
Th American party being thus, by the phil ss-
ophy of Its existence, msmfnif, an wuu were
likely to nffir by Hs reforms l''h -the alarm.
Many of the democroti iiolitician. saw its ami.
anil, in conscious terror, iialene.l to call around
them. Sir Iheir protectnoi, nil Ihuy could nuiiits-r
of th strength of their uld follower. Lue the
nntiist Steward in Scripture, they displayed a
eoiiimeuUi ble wixlnui 1 lor while the principles
of th order bod no ill to the articles nf dei.v
eralie faith, they import political death to niany
nf it present sclf-eonstUiitrd cliaiupioiis. 'il.c
American party man no tssu wiin uemncn,-y,
it had none bi make but very many of the lea
derate! th lieinocratv, hai made one with it,
and, for their own sake, dee an a war of exter
mination. The training of year wa not lobe
thrown tiff In a day. and With th meebaiiicsl
movement of vetran soldiers a large portion of
the party, have wbreld into rauke at t',e t ip uf
the party tlrulu ap,l is reauy 10 UJ Dam at me
bidding of It master.
ieU or froe-soiler,ihev would not, as they are agaiust tho re igious power o: mat sect, u.uSiii
accu.etl nf tioing, seek tn diurag th immi- tu lar directly upon ourj.eetion by a corrupt
grntiim of fereian hordes into this country. Tiu-y prlestlussl, whoWs nut Mrupled to assort that
know, as ev.rvh.rlv else doei, that nine-tenths the extcns.on of th. eolsistiel supremacy
ofthe iinmigi mits'wlio land in armies oa our fnver this land is the great and darling object ol
shores are 'alsditionis s, and, if thev tbemselte j their missiou to the country lhey have au un
were at.ilitiotii-ts, and were l.K.kiug around the 11 i sntisfiotl and never sated thirst for power, and
t.. iu t. i ..,r,.r ,.i.n..ii;n,f alsdi-1 seek it always, rerardless of coneiiucnfes.
lor low ii,,,-i siii'u'H ...in . I.."-. , , . , i . . . . .
tionism. thev would hail with iov tho coming of A. a means to. the ai-cimpliKbutetit of their
these foreign allic, and promote it to the extent ' emt, tliey nave eiiueaiore i to mum np motioj eti
,fi ...... II t .Ar unM 1 IwlItllirtWrU I IPT . II IC I II ! . II tt,B. ll'l tliiii v vnu tcii iivo-i-ofiiiuo 11s
woul.i th.-ow tin coueciviible impediment in tb'ti j mortmain, until Birlmps can wield an influence
way of the rushing : stream py wlncii tueioui
lake of abolitionism in this country has received
and is receiving its chief supply. They would
strcteJiforlh their arms to the (s-nple of foreign
lumUr-nU of whom are abulitionit, to cuiie
over and aid in the destruction of slavery. To
say that the American 'party is an abolition par
ty, ami that it is stru;.'glig at the same time to
shut nut the tremendous 'tide of foreign nlioli-
tinniMts KCttiii utMin our shores, is uuthtng less
tlmn a 111' in struts absurdity.
11'- I,....- ...!! .,.,..) il.A r..fr . ftcf
which defies contradiction, that all of the regular checking and eradicating ell lawlcsnio-s and
frecsoil organs, which surely ouoht to kn iw who j intolerance; all unholy aspirations fanaticism
their own friends are, ami nineteen twentieths of and bigotry. 1 hey must prevent knavish priests
of nil the freesoil leaders of the Xorth, who ccr- and licentious, demagogue. Iri-m obtaining the
ta'inl.v know who their co-workers are, denounce j power tu lurtlirr spreui 1 ictr blasting iioctrines,
the Know-Xuthing party of the .North as a pro- : aim m nine 111,11 o. .0,1, r,,
rn more vehenientlv nnd yindic-I ur Naturalization i.;is niut
greater titan the entire patronage of the govern
ment ol the Inited States, and command a
r vcuuo larger than that of our federal Treasury.
Can a e look calmly on, and see thia m inner
power increase, without an effort to check it, or
without taking uicisures to prevent the increae
of that kind of immigration w hich is so slavishly
subservient to the priestly power, and is taught
to regard etery ih-otcshtut as a heretic, to take
whose iile is to sere (on! ? Anicricans have 1111
important duty to perform towards themeto,
and a folcmn one lowarits loeir ponteritv, in
slavery p-irtv even inure 1
lively .f ,,os!h!('th.ttiitBsontlierneiicniisd'ninca
it as a freesoil porty. Take up the violent, hitter,
and iuriiietitial freewill organs of tho country,
take tip the VuliiniU Sationnl Era, the Xew
York Tribune, the New York Evening I'ost, tho
the Albany Evening Journal, the Buffalo Ex
press the Cleveland l'hiindcaler, Ac, Ac.,
from alpha to omega ; take up tlu; '0i-hcs, and
letters of the abdition orators, and demagogues,
take up tboKO of Seward anJ Wade, aud tiid
dings, and Oiac, and Sumner, and you will find
that all these freHoil ncwMViper org tns and all
these fieeoil or.itors and letter-writer are tierce
in their dVnuue.atiotia of tho Ivuuw-Xothing par
ly nf the North, not only as au ally of slavery
and a f, nf frec-oiliiu, hut as the direst and
m ist dtiigerous foe that northern fi-ccsoili'.m hns
ever lieeu cul'icl on bi encounter. We hate
before us extract from the dcclurittions of thee
northern freesoil ncwpaiis and leaders, to
prove all that we have here said ; but we could
iio publi-h them witluait making this article
nui'di t.si long to be generally read.
The overw helming mass then of Xorthern Abo
liiiunism is dciullv in its hostility to the Know-
Xothin or American trty. And we say with
To effect this.
be repealed ;
itii,er and convict nnmigration must be pru-
liihiied under the inot i-evere t eiialties, and the
Aiuerictut Organixation mtist adhere patriotically
to the noble ,rinci les w hich have been proclaim
ed. Wo hate now llic power bia,wt,iim!Uh what
in 11 few tears we may be una'.dc to do. Those
whot.ro now American citisens, either by birth
or by naturalization, have cpial franchises under
our iaws, hut the supreme rights, which arc ui
alicuahlo, and acouircl by nativity, can never be
attained. The native lsirn limy therefore di t
mine that foreignborn shall not hold ofinc, or
may admit them to a panic pat 1011 111 the mitt
4 of- govern ment. V'hei, thond'ore, naturalitcd
citir.ens recngntse their' -trne iIuIumu.. citizens
nnd heartily second the effort of Americans to
buiid up a "nationality, they will find that they
are taking the s-uresi means to secute civil and
religions iiherty, nnd carrynut the destiny 1,
this laud of Freedom. But, 011 tlie contrary
when ndo ted citisen. war against thetia'tbo
Isiru, and keen up their oi l national picti lins
w hen they lend themselves to the scheme. of the
1'apacy, to b lilit our country ito taea,'S,,iat.o
whic'.i ha market its pr,ores in every of. er
1 mil ; and whi n they uid in over ft o,i:iiur
CUl'UCU TEX t UES-M'EECa OF
. BK' K 'KS.
In lo, k'ng ever the speech of Mr. F.rastut
Brooks in tlie Senateof Xew York on tlie Church
Tenure bill, we hud in it many sound stitesmau
like views.'
The Constitution of the L'. States though
founded ou the nick of complete tolerance -t,n-grus
b'ing prohibited from establishing by law,
any religious system, or preventing the f ree ex
ercise thereof, aceordmg to duty to the Crcat.r,
desiout In secure tu all citisens, civil and religi
ous independence from the control of all despot
ic powers. It is maintaineil that tha Papal pow
er m the State of Xew York is not in harmony
with true civil and tcltgiuaa liberty that many
Catholic petitioners American alliens ae did
the Britiah Catholic in lti'.'U, who petitioned i
Parliament, invoked tlie Legislature of Xew York
to bear their rema trance against the excom
munication wbieb bold their names up to infamy
aud reproach, denied them the rite of baKism
and burial, refused th marriage sacrament
and in th hour of death tlie holy conso
lation, of religion because tliey refused tu violate
the trust laws of Xew lurk aud ecu ire all pow
ers in the. liishop. . , .
Mr. Brooks read the following bull of excom
municatiou which was issued by Pope Benedict
Vllugaiust William II, King of Provence ia
Frame, and against bis mother, for bating seix-
ed certain ecclesiastical property admini-slured by
tiio .tlouks ol M. uilo.
May they never be redeemed from the fate of
fudae, ul Ann, Caiphas: 1'ilate and llerml.
' May Oioy vwrrsti by the curse of the angels and
suffer the society of Satan iu the lus. of their
flesh.
May they be damned in heaven, in earth, and
iu the regions below.
May they sutler the malediction of Clod, and
ol the world.
May they suffer continually in their body.may
muir uuuu become stupineu, anu meui wuu au
bodily pains and end in perdition. t
May they bo damned with the damnej.fnes
and perish with the wicked.
May they be dniiitteiijiihe Jjws, wh did
not lailieve iu Curist, and who crucincu lum.
Mav they be damned with the Protestants
heretics, who wish to overthrow the Catholic
Church.
May they be damned with the impinu. and
sinners, should they not rcjieut, and refuse to re
turn the property to, the .Hoims 01 ft iiiio.
May tliey bo uaiuucU iu the luur parts 01 tu
world.
CftTscd ill the East abandoned in the i est
interdicted iu the .North oxcuuiniutucuted in
the South.
May they bo sursed in Hie day, excoiiimunica-
ed 111 the uigtit.
.May they be damncil while standing, excom'
niuuicated while sitting.
May they be damned while eating, exeouliuu
nicated iu drinking
.May tliey he ila.uned in working, cxcommuui-
catcd in resting.
Muy they be cursed in Spring, and excommu
nicated in Summer.
May they be damned in Autumn, and exoom-
municatcd in the Winter.
Muy they boj cursed in the present, and ex-
ciiiiuiiuiiicate i in the tune to come. .
Stranger will bu allowed to postcsstheinaclve.
of their property, and may their wonicti tieiisb
111 ein, and their cbildrcu bo Ucstioyca by tlie
the sword.
Maybe damned everyone who shall speak,
trade, nnd have friendly relations with them.
May he cxcoiuinuiiitcd.lhe l'ric-t, who should
administer b them,- the Sacrament of i.ie
llorr Ctunmunion.
M":!)' be cursed and excommunicated the phy
sician who shall visit them in their sickness.
May be cursed the grave digger, w ho shall bu
ry their bodies.
In ti word, 111 ty they Ik! damned with all pos
sible curses !
I Translated from Ut I'rcuia tie thUUt'ut it la
tillt uV Auois iu France.
Xow reader did you ever peruse such a string
of in'ile,!:, nous. .No wonder Unit the nerves
weak and suiier-tilioiis people ha, c given way
tho Council of Trent aud the Kjniau Poulilf
fiod't boasted Vicars.
ABltIVAL-ul' TfiE WASIIIXUTOX.
rjia Diit tart rajn itiora.
Xew Yoaa. April IL . The Steunahin Wash.
ington, from Havre via Souvliamptuu, with ljier-
pooi uiitc. 10 n euuesuuy, the "inh ult, arrjiea
here iis evening. IlBr advice ar f.ir day
ater than those received per steamer Baltic.
The steamer Canada had not arrive.! n
the Wasliiugton left.
The Vienna Confrrenet, '
Th proceedings of tb Vienna Conf.-,. .
appear to be nnsutisfaetory. Th allies do Dot
insisi upon me uesuwcuun ot SSebastopol, but
propose other condition disagreeable to Russia.
i was uu tcrstood ttiai in Uontcrence had agreed
pon the first two points, and that tlie eriii.l
third point npon which th q.resliou of few-rear -
war turn was nnaer eon.i.lcration and would
ccuny aereral days. , The demolition of Seha
pul would not be demanded. Ou the Mh.
hand auother dispatch says; "AU eoojectur aa
to the result i idle." -
37i Latttt mm I'lraa. '
March 21, evening. The state of the political
rixn has again become rloomy. and tha con
ference of the day previou on th third point
woe nnyuiing but satisfactory, the coooitmns re
quired by Kussia being very "disagreeable
From HhantopiL.
ifldcssa advice of the 21th ult; abate tliat the
Hussions, in spite of repeated attacks maintain.
ed their position on Mount Senonne, whenca
their guns piay upon the t ranch lines
the weather oontinucs tine and the health or
the tro list improrins. The advanced battorie.
of the British wore making considerable progress. .,
.nutoKjniK tu iii.oriiiiiiioiisreceiveii irom uoeer
ters, the Emperor' death bad not been promul-
gated in Sebastopol,
timer I'acha arrived at the allied camp on the -12th,
and 00 the loth the liussirvns opened lire
from the heighta of Baluklnva, but the Koglish,.
assisted by (leu end Kuoya, routed them.-
Ou the 17th, the Kuesian attacked th whole
line of the allies but were driven back with
great loss .
Projects for converting Sinope into a (trong
fort, and for erecting extensive sea fortification
at Sebastopol, are favored by the British Govern
ment. v
The alliance between Sardinia and tha Porta
was signed on th 15th ult. ,
Prince (Sortsohakoff arrived at Scbasiooolon
th 20th ult
France. '
Preparations continued to lie made at Con.
tantiiuiple to receive Nepoleon. In the mean
time he and the r.uipres. will runt lucen Victo
ria on the ltitb of April.
r ranee agrees, says the London Morning Her
ald, to send 5,000 additional troops to theCri men.
after the close of the Vienna Conference, provid
ed England will furnish the mean of eoQey
the indignant ili'iiiotistratinns of every tine
American. If tbcj are nut tbrnr, they are against
us.
ontcinAXTiiortLES.
From th Ashevill Spectator.
"TUCXDEUCOMI.NT.!"
Over (Ilia caption th lat " N ews,1 with a
grand Houridi inlm.lure a ear?l signetl " liuasel
Tat," In which III" Older, called Know Xo'hings
1 denouneeil, end in which it U stated Ihnt tlrk
oriler was Bol what It aa represented to him to
h. W know nothing of Mr. Tle, of aur own
knowledge, and do not propose to instiiutnan
iuquisiiiub into hi. rhara-'ter t but if it should
Ikh-.hu ni-esry to do so hereafter, w may p
licbien the pnl.lfe m thi' auhie't
Tlie following letter from lien. II. M. Henty
will ahow what reliance ia In b plieed on "liua
sel Tate't statements W WiaiM state thai
several gentlemen bav stated tn us atifiataullnllv
what I. en. Ilmry sets f rth in hia Mt.-r. Will
lb "Xew." or Mr. Ciiii;tntn gii tb public
tb benefit iT lr. Live' Icier, reminding tb
card sijned " Ituasel Tale ?" We shall are.
We presume no on will brmj ta queati as
the diinguihcl editor ( the Biehniond" ( Va.) j I" ith pauperism and crime, they mu-l
Whio.th.t we are ta loss to coi.ceivo how nuv I exis?et the tilitllgolil-lll of the native born, a ,d
hoin'..t Southern livtit, with vhts fnet staring iwua j
broadly in the f ice. eiiii uiiitrTw-itlrrha Ximhern
enemies ot the S lUth in denouncing for iiisilitiou
ism (party which those ciieiuies iIcsit'iIk! as ten
ding to repress a;;itatioii. tu put down fanatici-on,
and blal tho hopes of the Abditien party. This
gmuiitl they nil lake, from Seward doivu to the
pettiest of Seward's fionkejs; and ure it bjsm
the Xorthern people with all the ,"il and lury
tharaclcrp,tio of abolition m-id,ncn. We have in
former numbers quoted fiom Seward, from liree
'y, from Adams, f, um Wee I, and a h at of others"
known 10 U deterinioed and inioterste rncuiics
of the fsuitb and Smtheru insiitutions, and
they all, as w have said, v'i'hoiil s solitary ex
ee,tion, cniicur iu -lciiouni'iug the Kno-.,-Xoth-ing
movvinent as iniiuiial to abiliiii.ui-.iu and
faiurable to the S,uth, and sgre 111 the policy
of opjwismg it allh.titar,band bithelasl extremity.
Is this a policy importing nothing on the part
of Ih abolitionists at the North ? 11a. il indeed
no important sioilicince I X'i motile 1 Xu
objeet ? Is it reasonable to aiippos that theae
abditioa fanatic would la) willing to throw euld
water on a great popular movement which pri
mise.1 In inure to th benefit of them or tlieir
cause? liar they ever been guilty of such folly
be for. Such downritt .tnidalily. ?. -Soich lack
uf euniutou reuse and common aatscity ? Why,
who doubts the shrsw.lueis the iwostrnlion, the
nolilioal toresighl 1st W illiaiu 11. .Vasrd ? W ho.
in all tb Nmlh. takes (trecly to lie a bssl t Who
Considers Weed wanting in cunning ? Who
regards either SUy noiit.li not Iu ircoiv when
a iiM.iein. nl or a Psny is calculated to pncnole
th progri uf sik l,toaiiin f And wise has uer
known sillier ol them l lo ealch estrrly at any
and veryibiug wlm'h etmld I4 Used Ui advance
Iheir Svhrio, and iuoua injury upra tii South?
This being so, why baie lhey nol caught ts.ntul
titelyat know-Noibiiigiua, if, as alleged, Ihs
Know Noll, nig movement is so alsibli ,n niine
uint? Is not ilieir eondusl in this resjiect pitally
and uitorly ItiCornprrhenaihle ? I au it b ac-
oonte.1 for upon ny hytxalieais ahstever, cm-
Gen. Henry s yeraeily in the statement he bssj .j,, ,1, u f lf.fMrhe. aHjjtoB
mails - II .'ir. v lingiaasi is ii,i op.n p.T-uing ( ., IVrao,-
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k.tr k. ' qoe-lt-.a id 0 ii
Iba Ul e-sister of lb Win (' I It ilway I
the emirs tn this ranias he baa in lo-strd thus
far, he will Indeed Bud " Jordan a hard P'd lo
travel." t
A'ttri in s April 6th, lisiv,
Mtaas. Fnimaa: saw K"4 Tat af'er he
rgned Ibeecrtifl.-ale pnM'abedlnlbe Ust "Xewa,"
tb rlfiH-t thai I, lit I been frau lillee ly in
i'iale.l into the Order, r.iamonly railed "know
X -thing.," and he til I we tbvt be w akel to
withdraw lb nrrtiflca's ) thai tb eevtitcat
did " contain hi srntiinenl 1 and ha further
aid that Dr. rvsinu-l I . Liv psvauaded kit la
sign 111 and sfieresnls saw Dr. Samuel U
li s, I bs td-l thai b I a I written to have
thil rrrtificale will lian.. I do dot know In
wh.se be wrol, tut I Ibiuk ll.sl h wri te k.sMr.
( Iwjuisn, a I heard aiiatsv thst Mr t lingwnn
bad 10114 W hu lo l 'Ir. Tte la tl,e
eerl ti t, I aflerwai.l coin so e. lh Dr.
Samuel U Isnve. aad bs l- U tu thai nootof tte
srareit of U.e ardee aei reirsbd in Ih" rertifl.
IS U, M. Jit-Mil.
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a eolhuaisaiie rcpts ai,it be x.a, and
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ahd dv.il. sa lo pi, ,. i, e, ent,!l hint I, the SHti-
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I Vraoc-wtic press al Hie S.uth ?
There aiav beerr4w, and iiatsirtant anea, la
th. rrerd i f the Know Nothing or American par
ly, but w ( ssy lb it a party ef e.siu.lcr
aatioualiiy a ,snll. rV iaeol the issiajtml'
s orgatia an.l sc.N-rs tu rntu X 1 Ori.toiiice
a an alsditi pativ, lul thi laiaytlt. an
grl aeMP,r thoir wari.re sjnte any ana
erery msn r parly tin! they Ih nk fs ptr to op
pose. T'lev d,oin' el liei.ersl arri. a aa
sbJ-li- nisi iu Is IU, ihy ... n uo.t.1 Mr. fly as
a abollll.aiist in 14 i, lhey di-noUIe l tienexal
le-ei as aa ao..liti.ist in 1st, thi Hen. nocid
ineral Kis.ti as an aU litoau! la I' tl-ey le
.,,incd hc ah"l W U t pirty aa a .! iho
litr..at. ia lusdi and ail ul th - t-mrs and lists
! thus .Wsmuu-iBg il until with n tb lM . t
weeks aud they wia.l l iUii oiih t'hri.i.auity H
elf as als.litsa.isM if lhey beiietr.1 li st tliey
cool ! there,y ii iheir clulihs upoa ti. pu.ilud
jsnla uf Ui s,i-ss.
"T fr-lU i...Wr4.si '
IMMKiKAIKiN AND Tllfc Ml l.sSiTf ()"
I IIICKIN'I IT AIHSI
Tb jJ'- J Vr r e.lsl.I .hrd Si, I avowed by
F.umt. t.f r,li hah. n the lu'lurwl ('fUHinil,.
talma .f our e. amry by "r ruea.ng aa with
iwii.;ruia, a l.e-.n 1.4 I v .airsrl nut Ety
pr.i.oie y,i,il a I ir-l I y us hsa ! met
I y srfaie rashia' ad ess lie net' , sx.4 the
siti.-.'t ..a faa I .s'ffti led W
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d r-ah-r. d : '
Tlie Washing', in Corrcspoiidentof the New York
nuricr, who is generally reliah.e, lavs thatthere
is no longer any reavotnole .loti'it that serious
liscussiotis re iu progress in the Cabinet, tela
live to the course to las pursued towards Culta.
and that Colonel Davis, Secretary of War, and
Mr. Dol.l.in, Secretary ol the v, are reiiresen-
ted to be in fav. of iiiiiiir.lialii and deciive
inrasiirea. Also, that President Pierce inclines
Inwards iheir policy." It is fori her added that
the Southern advocates of immediate tnn.xalion
declare lti.it now is the most favorable moment for
striking blow that ha occurred Tor rr any years,
or that can bo h.d for during many in re
inasmuch ss the Xval nllirs id pam are lully
rngsged in the war of the East 1'i.e Xational
luleligeneer, which is not apt to tat the alarm
without sufficient cause, ssals of " a deejicrute
rain now on foot f.rr party or mercenary in ject
ist both coiubiiicl, in cosiration with foreign
malcontents winch, nnlees nrnmptly frowned
down by a sound American sentiment, will be
lushed even lo tu plunging ui uie country uilo
war." A Washinghiu eorressndi,iit wf lb Jour-
ual oftoBiuirreeaasw:
A tsvrty and a ttrons increasing ons has
risen ,a thia country whose cry is war fur Culsv.
Ibe President is daily ann orgenity importune.,
tu asuHie at ouiie, a b.tile sH.tti.ai, and there
is t-si niur b rcsvsun to'rvar that b i about to
yield.
" As lo the outrage.' lhey ar all roor p.e-
texts for the mam ohievt of war lor I alia.
" But the mischief hu not born done yet, and
perhai will tat holy avuided. If Eugiand and
I'rnnee were eonvinced thai lb p -ucy a-f Ihf Is.
trnd Marub-w ss our mtxrd nsii csJ policy
would furnish to them strong motive for paicb
u.g p a peace with P.u"ia, la order tib Ih
better (tiabled tu sustain Ih rights nf Spaia ia
thi. I, em. There. Ou tlie ulnar bait'l, th oonilnu
sor-s of llw.r wr with l.usi.a, will tcrv In env
l l,lra our ( 'verniueut taatr.ke alone f .rluba.
It ia not unlikely that lb Paeaideat lias been led
b Mr. Hunl aud Mr. Bu. bauaa lo Uhet Ibat
l y turn sti.s. k at.ls d tuonatrstioo be will
,lhiMit a war. 1st enahla-l tu putrhsae Cuba.
IhsNste.oil lulclltgeucer in referring loan
awerteia of th I'niua th ai Hi policy of Spvia it
IrrensusiUblr opp-aw-d tat Ibis e-n.nl, y asvai
" Now ws baie reas4 to I'Uvs that rles
paiehes h barn rea-eiird fr.au Spa. hi, h
nvuy eolui ti tii I niou' ae.etti.ss. We bs
l.evs further, tliat lb unruhb-lied dcsiiclie.
iu Ike statement, aa lb Uislv ytl i Jtr-l 'rtnal.k
sa Iktmtlnt i's ; aud that the des laratuai la only
a pari "I tl. le, ils-a runs l.i f-ssesul a war l
twee th two c -unities tosutsverv party iuter-
.t. to hob "lerlsy briefly shuU. ,
as brine, the Hons is fa.es ncghl tit
he. re ry .,f "isle to suffer tiwli ni l sumle, sppea
tu avrtf pre ..,!.es la go koto is the 1C. al ps
lr, spissramiy with kw sanctioa I 'x't h lo
prftnit a t rta auu au-tesi ta taipaiteHS si II,
irti'.l.c rredali'v ? H ar, Ut auaas, mhtmU U a.
"ti (ret lb. m- - fte 1 1 nk line if, msiol
ti,aisiirh aa the rd,t. of It. ti.rsertiiaet.t . er
irry frcent y Idl Maiel lb. Uir dial Ii l a I
Msicurrd (c-e. ta tb di ajMaulif in II Slat
liepsrluisai mUUug to tin JIm. W arnor r,
nd tl may 1st sui.ied l,y h;s ra.lsrs at,twe
noitrs-ll li-l, thai I-is 'enl .bclaratosa i,f the
ressed ahd inereasiog krt,Ulv of rfaam te
FOillKiX PAIPEKISM.
Foreign pauperism in thi country presents a
id picure, iin-l is a heavy expense to the peo-
!c. Ilur'niif the vr.ir 1kSi. neoudiiie lo tlie LV
lutes census, then were bS,o3S foreign pauper.
iu the United States supported at tho public ex-
ciipC, or one pauper tor evttry thirty -two toroigti-
vthi'.e ol' the 17,oIJ.47 native eititens there
we-e mi.y bti.o-i, ur one pauper lor oiory ju
biillves.
i'he rvciir.'s of erune, a. furuisbcd' by the
scveutli t tnieu Atatt census prcseui a stilt more
striking pictuie, showing that our country is al
ready ovenun, not only with paujiers, but with
oreign ci'ioi'h.iis. I luring toe year lisou, titer
were 1.1,011 foreign1 rs ooiivictej of ctiuics by our
court uf justice, or on criminal for every 172
foreigners while there were in the same year
only l'J,iiJ native couticts, or one for. very 1 villi
native Americans.
If foreigner, then, bring among a o much
nauiierisin and crime, is it wi-e auy I uigor toen-
courngetbcin among us? Will il be demed that
all this pauperism and crime ar a heavy weight
upon us that thev ar shed ling a baneful inilie
ii, anion us? tan at'T American omen con
scientiously ncourng Inrtber emigration to thi
m,iir of naoide who. for the most part, ar th
drees of European e vilixati sa f D ss. oar coun
try need such, or even auy, enug ationr vi
aiioatd with reference to crime and pauperism
done, foreign' emigrants are a great injury to
this country. 1 bey bring nothing lnu it lor
the most part, but poverty, tttiipcrisia.vice.cruiie,
and Enp term principles which never vaa b
riH-.iiieilrd with let-ut Jii'nisat.
Ttie proportion ul tti loreirn vv th natiy
pipuls'loii in tl, Uliicrrni soc'.iuiu 01 ui Lime
Slate, is how n in Uit following tal lei: ,
j rywitra aa
Tstslrrvsasttv Tutaltarsiza Ixo. If. aa-
,iMiiaoua. bo'uUui,a. ttva a. at
Easter ktaUs l,2l,sT Ilea l t
eiot.Uc - l.til.iU l,s-t.fiir last
mMikera l.-Vt7,- a,js I s
Siit,eetere l,IM,i:,l los.VU 1X4
,.Uw lar't SisTrt loss . U.;t
England.
Sardinia is in the English market for a loaaef
2,lstO,fKlO,at Jperoeni. ,
In the House of Common the second reading
of the bill to abolish newspaper ituinp passsa
oy large ninjor-iiiy. i . r
1 he committee ot inquiry into the conduct of
the war continued it. sessions, aud the re relatione
were.till more appalling. ,
The bulk of the British Baltic fleet at Spilheait
expected to sail on the second of April.
Parliament has agreed to Sardinia' request .
for limn of 2,1100,000 sterling, one million to,
be immediately advanced friim th nublio treist
ury, and the other million a yearheuceif aun
tury. " - " : "
ilarkett
' IJrerppol, Tuenirtif Fmmit, : Mtn-k 2T-'.
Itichnrdson, Spenc : Co.'. circular quote i Cot
ton The market bos been firm and steady aad '
Srice nncliaiige.1, with rulea during tha three
ayof 2u,0tX) lialos, including S.IXHI takewou
soeculation, and 9,500 for eiort, Tha atarket
closing steady. t
Mankiu's Circular quotes t Breadstuff's. Tha
weather hos Wen fine, and price of brcmlstafT
have been weakening thmughut the esatntrtr
At Bank Lane on Monday wheat declinetl 1 a -2d
per quarter. Al Liverpool th flour and
wheat markets have been depressed, and price
rather lower. " i ,
Money Market. Consols have advanced, and
catted at Ud. , . .. -
Tita! i;,:tl,tll 1,211,111 II J
From thi. it will b ten that Ih foreign pope-
lauon i by no uwaa eonlined Iu any particular
aectiun, but that it pervades Us wb-.Is country.
Tu eastern, uud Us and aortbwaaiern -ru.ms
ar Uicir laturii reiiH(nS be arecln. lly con
gregated ia our large cities where the moral and
phtsicial aitnoapker it liusrally p.dluUs.1 by
beta. Two-thirds of lb low lii,p!iiig-hopa,
tsieraa, billiard and (atubliu slslJi.hiiu-nta are
kept by fonigarrs j aad w wish thai wa rssuld
ssy woolly supwrtsl by thew, llaosa th. I orgs
pro put too ut lore i a c .evict, lit aur prison.
Fiout ari. M.s.ns iv f. 8. Tenors
Tha ne. that I' d. Stei.i. had beea appiaut
ed OovertviST ol Hah la viae iH llrigham loung
was rswived l Molt Lak lily. Ih Oth of
February, lb M -ruv.s were taken by tor-
prsse, bat ne o) posiliow wa atauilesled to tb
bew O.ejersMiT.
Ontlxl'iihsf January, quit itnlsu es.lli
si.ss tsdi plar bsisreea tUe U. 8. a l l . rs and
Ih aitisens at a dnnkinf thoa la Sail Lake
l ily. Fire-arm wer lively ar., and tsrvea er
el.-lil pertssM were shot, but .m luaalely w uf
thsta wen 1 ll.sl. Two .,1 rr,t a.io.ers wer a.
verely tu i, I, an I for a llm il was thou.'
thev e-aild nut reeotr. Ths M rso.-na twde, .,,
' eul the Irfgi, , tliresirniag tu J, aToy tier whole
j uaitalion ..I I ri,tr.I Moles tr.sq in lies city an
I der I ul S': ' si. The three eon pimes of I'.
I histea lr-,i . au., kly pra.. so.lcr ti u
tlwj tfiic'lesa.-il thnr -iii, , and wants!
em. I. ih I sue ! sawmii Ud.asusl... fr na " 'U W n, wli .h was s,s,y
.a.,..l.flu.ierMlli.h,.aaf I. taw. l-epert , """' M"ed- Thi.slat.of quasi . ,rl,e
BJrtoi a j !. .! f lore, d.ys Whsn vutii.vr Claim tl pre
I l.,,,.i li.J b,.,i i,s reie-l. As li e f t grew
out if a tit ut, fc --a fti, order a m issued ly the
einl tu'Uo's f ,i ' . I hi. the fort her m's 4 ar-
U. il a?. .lit Ol I -scitr.
si, , t I
. i -a I
T e.fr.,a ', I r 'j'iifc
r.r. . Apr. I 1- - ''" 1 ''. ot Curt this
ai-iis, !. .lod I UM.a .1 ! ,rnd I ,s ' ; o.i, a in
,-. es-e .4 I s. I I'ukr ! ,1 ''. Ho
stated li st l linnOB' 1i ei t . d '- 11 e
jovua I tl it ti, r.. bad U I (r.l a- C rol-
ti a-i ! tib la i ,a lo u twef,,, i t;, i ,i ass
I, I I I t r -i.oo.., . e,a ia I . I .o's'
I i,i , . .1 i - ....- .( sii ll.e a.iii-l Us
is'iiipo ,. I iloi li.nU J . ', I 1 :.s
.Veermr? lewiS 1,'nMaf UenM.a T-. ':
AX EXPECTED SPLIT ON TIIK BLACK SE.V
PI ES TION APPALI.1N0 KEVELATIOXS
OF THE EXULISIl AUMY, Ac.
Xr a- Y'ont, April 12. W bay the foUowinr
further interesting inieligencs -
M at Jlatlrre. .
Th snff, ring of th. Eni'lish tmnp la tha
hospital of Scutari ar reported as tcrrihl.
The imperial guard oflrauce kit Pant on
Tucsilay fur the Crimea
Ih bital eflccti nussian army In th Crimea,
is one hundred and fifteen tlkousand. -v
The isaition (if the allies i now completely
shut iu by an enclosure of f.srmiibil.le en tru ele
ments, extending to the heighth of Ualaklata
luits, rtsol events ar shortly anticipated. Tha
Condition of the troupe was improving.
Jhe I u-nna tunjrrenee.
The fourth silting of th Vienna conference la
represented ss having beea very stormy. At
lemdou tbennpreasioa appear lo be that Kussia
will not accede to the condition regarding the ,
lilacs rsea. 1 h eonlcrenc will nruUtuably split,
oa Ibis question.
Constantinople Idlers however, indulg. hope
uf peace.
- Aaytaatf.
Th revelation of llie Roclittck eaoimittre. a
th British I'arliameut inrruirinc Inia the . J
duct of th war and' th late nsnditioa uf tha)
troops, ia th Crimea, are appalling.
macs rt
Fifty arrest, had been made in Paris of parnaa
hwpficaled In th CHipira.-y In aswaasirsMtka
tanprrot ol Ui lata rMw ut tb laustrial
tjusnla
Th prevalont opiutoa at Pari la that aasa la :
Bear al hand.
A saVria ffatf SVia-Wnaa. .
The thro year.' ilianute between Ssvila laAil
and Austria has at leoirth been setind.
AKKIVAL (iF THE AMERICAU!
THtai avyt tsrsa I ! I . '
Sulking sa;ryiaf from tas ( Vi'awa It
L'altum llmtfoM !!!
IKuirn, April 1-1 Th Asaarica .rrnad mat
aiglit Her mail will doolaies reask New York
alssit midnight of Saturday,
1 he Cana.la wa detain at Boaton aatO tha
K I ill -' . - r . . . . " wm , " . i .
America', ad sices ae ta Ik 21st, last three
dav. later thac th Washington.
Ih Allies la th Cruaea bat adargoa M)
cli.nge whabsvar.
Much atienuua ha beea coaosntrated aw the
Vienn. Cunlerrnce, which is repvasanted aa ba
in g in greet difhcully apna the Thud Point ah.
Ibough Ih ikmand of lb allies bait basa mack.
aA.ffl,beL
The Buaeisa I1viipMraliary ha referred Ih.
matter tu St Petera burgh; and Birthing further
ei.nl 1 be d e, unlit rej ly was rarasvtsl.
Th F reach Jliinster uf foreign affairs has
Urn tu LoBibsa to cwufer with tb l'.nglisk Ciabta
Bet nesaa msMBenbasaqueMl.l. 1 1 had a k f
tudisnea with th Uiirra. I'., will bast to tba
srnna Ciiierenr lb ultimatum uf lis tVlbtawa
lb 1 hud 1'i.int ,
yjri,
CoHoa live, with cpe. iiMIs . aw Bat)
buovant ftiles isT lb week sj'it' balsa Bearlf
iois ihird of wha k was Isavn ty spvcaJUtsrl dsf
llris. -
Lirea lalufs, wiik ),( rrfal, i enra aa
ehsHf-d. Cora has ends-rex. a aht deelissr,
Tle-re sa a general duliss. IB am , tveS
will, h Sr s-.ueshst Srprsal si 1 ratle-r ,
Il. a ta vrj e.ul.-t a.n r, l..uJa
a i vn ft 1 1. nt it it t i'ii a ut a.
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t- - - !.
t l M it 4
a-a m .i . n
,fTW !- Kr 'J .;. t KiTta7t-Wf , lll'iwarr
N.-NVIU. X. A Fl V, M.
All sb-less fceU Va tbb
Iowa t-o v I s low of. era, u.e AasariraB party
s,ijtri,,rl,r 1 I,. .!.. I ttwir t kvt bf
s In. .!-. to . r 'v i ' nines s sws aaB.a.
, I si 1- h a r . I r' ar-. Il tppsara
,1, i. 'i ".I h ,. I -. a be re aa 1 f ju,4 eutwid-
.1 a