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Cash out of the city which, is currently reported
they are determined to do that Cash will give to the
world budget that will place McKenzie's book on To-
cooco coruptions among the ting things of this age


cashs" abolition mission through the northern States
IN the last presidential campaign it is said was prompted
Dy committee oil seven the prime mover OF which was


Hal himself At all events Cassius had Harry's let
lost by Cassius in the of New York ndica
tive OF species of understanding between them Should
this expose take place and from the appearance of the
elements 1t must it will rack to maddened hate the
friendship OF the whole eleven slave States which have
been matured and enjoyed for the last half century


The Louisville Theatre = Notwithstanding the gay,
dashing, sporting, and money spending people of this
city OF orty thousand It there has been
public amuse ement in fact Walkers Exchange has had
to suffice for pistol dramatic persona and thrill
ing farces in real and high life. Some two years ago
Messrs Dinneiord and Coleman came to this city and
leased the beautiful site for theatre the corner
Fourth and Green streets upon which they commenced
the building that is in the Of rapid compile
tion. After rearing the main walls the finances were
demanded by the workmen, but in vain the demand
made This caused the parties to think that the under


taking would not support coparnershp and Dinneford
consequently withdrew. Things however grew worse
and in short time Coleman took advantage Of nights
sable curtain, and the god of day broke forth
lovely Kentucky morning. there was boss" to be
found about the establishment Thus stood the rcoaess
temple, with its naked beams exposed to the chilling
blasts until few weeks since when Mr.. Blake the
neyh oldng money making, and goa.head proprietor Of
the National Theatre Cncnna came forward and pro-
cured from the owner Henry Clay Jun IA chin of the
old bockD lease with the privilege of purchasng) of


the whole property An immediate call was made through
the papers for mechanics and aborer and for the last
week eighty have been the mechanics prices
of from one dollar and twenty five to seventy five
cents per day The Theatre is sixty feet front by
hundred and forty deep, three tiers of boxes and
parquette The stage constructed be convert
able into Amphtheare in twenty minutes by mean.
of hinges and screws 1t has commanding appearance
being supported in front upon colossal square pillars
fact will ably vie with the best theatres of the Union,
can it be doubted that most liberal patronage will
be bestowed upon it, 1t is to be under the sole manage
ment Of j. W. Bates, who will bring out the best
company Of the country, and whose tact and
ability cannot be surpassed The house is to
be ready to open the 18th Of December.


In politics the flying scuds begin to break up along
the great valley, all bearing Presidentmakng in their
mist. The chances with Col. Butler gains strength with
every breeze Mr. Polk has rendered him the situation
Of Governor of Iowa, which he at refused he has
all similar honors. These are straws which tell
which way the wind blows. Wright is too near
allied to the Van Buren, influence to gain favors In the
west and Walker the strongest opponent to all the
candidates But his fire may burn too fast Ex-Governor
Jones' Tennessee stands the best chance for the nom
nation by the Wings Mark this saying. Mr.. McLane's
Natvism, Methodism ana wifes Aboitionsm, which
some suppose will be influences sufficient to make
his nomination, will react and him to die still
born at the very threshold of the convention 1t is quite
probable slavery and antisavery candidates will


the great Of s and the election 60 the
House Should this be the case, many may when they
think they stand, fall.