p The Yazoo (Mi.) Wing has raised the fla!
of HENRY CLAY for President.
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Sron lac UnioF' OF last eren.ng


ARoLrI1uNWe regret to that the Abolition leaders
have arrived in the city with several negroes from Phlade
phis and that keeper of public boarding Bar
cay sree very politely introduced the black gentlemen TO
he oreakasl-able this morning, and seated them among
the wnte ladies' and gentlemen present This is very


great feeling OF Indignation which, instead bursting
the heads OF The AboioniStS themselves unfortunately
will fall upon the poo. blacks


In contest open and direct with the AbotoniSts in this
country they W' al! be put down by violeuce well
public opinion and this r.algc,nans experiment will be
secuted IN manner by agreeable to the prpjec.
tors II is hard 10 make reasonable men of fanatics but
harder still that an unfortunate e people should be the
sufferers by this misguided zeal.


u Horace Greeley, OF the Tribune present. as we
informed and his breakfast without expressing the
least dsapprobaon at his companions of the table Ao.e-
Singular taste this


% We thought there was bu. one paper in New
York base enough to utter such paragraph as the
last preceding, but The Union out-Heralds tie
Herald. The person named in that paragraph ate
his breakfast at his usual time and place, aud
neither saw nor understood that sny colored person
was about the table; if he had, it would probably
have neither spoiled his appetite nor soured his
temper. Ifhe had known that ther. were spies
about the table ready ,e report such tarse as this
ana Editors paltry enough to publish it, he might
have fslt oathing of some portion of his craft and
his company.


W The Erie Canal breach a. Herkiz,er has
been repaired so tha, boats have passed the cul-
yer. which had given way.