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he author of the following Is Edward Lytton Bulwer. It Is found Tn his letter to d late cabinet minister, dated Nov. 20, 1884:

 sOchlocracy, mob-rule; the proper an- tithesis to democracy. Tories are often great ochlnerats, as their fayorite mode of | of election, in which mobs are bought with | beer, can testify. Ochloeracy is the pie beian partner of oligafohY, catfying on the i business under another name. The ex- | tremes meet, or, as the eastern proYerb | informs us, "when the serpent wants to | seem innocent, 1t puts its tail in its mouth" How applicable is this term ''ochlocrats," to many who style themselves democrats! Ne are the true democrats.-L. l. Star.

 i FRENCH BEFoRNER.-One of the ia bourers elected to be deputy in the precinct under the administration of M. de Casign, had the appearance of man who could make DO great pretentions to wit. sWell," said NJ. Casign to this man, after having placed him at the table by his side,-"what do you propose to ask of the States-Gener al?" ]" The suppression of pigeons, of rabbits, and of monks" Why, that Is strange mode of chasing them" Nay, my Lord, it IS very clear; the first deyours us in the seed, the second in the blade, the third in the sheaf,o

 By the brig Bourne, 50 days from Mon roya, Africa, we learn that a brig and schooner, slave traders, with about 1900 slaves, were captured off Cali6a by two British men-of-war, and, also about Feb. Ist, at Little Bassa, the slaves on board of q Spanish schooner, about so in number, rose upon the captain, whom they shot, and released themselves from their bondage.

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 4 Respectable Ditidend.--He learn from the Albany Journal that the Stock holders in the Utica and Schenectady Line of Packet Boats, DIVIDED SEVEN HUNDRED PER CENT. as the profits of the last season. } new.!iqs, ,Bbas Ea!.s been started this Spring but the fare Is not reduced. EIss E,5s .,'s.Gy 7 si3,50 for SC miles.

 In the twelfth congressional district of , Kentucky, the delegates elected to select other delegates to be sent to Baltimore, were one Mail-contractor, an ex-Post- master: and the resolutions at the Meeting were introduced by another Postmaster.- Q. s. Telegraph.

 The Charleston (s. C.) .Herearg has come out in favor of Judge WHITE for the Presidency.

 \ The Raleigh Star, formerly the leading Jackson paper in North Carolina, has raised the EIbite fag--the emblem of purity and peace.

 The Huntsville Advocate, the leading Administration paper of North Alabama. hoisls emphatiea!ly the NHITE flag. Es Drapeaa Biaac" takes like wild fire. No Baltimore Caucus, begins to be the cry.

 The New York papers mention that the Common Council of that city have sane toned the procurement of a City Loan of ] @2,500,000 towards the construction of the Water Works from Croton River 10 the city. It is proposed 10 obtain the loan in Europe, where money bears a lower rate of interest than in the United States.

 State Baah of Illinois understand, that the amount of stock subscribed in this institution will probably exceed mine mil lions ct dollars. The commissioners are to meet at Springfield on Monday next, for the purpose of appropriating the stock, and making other necessary arrangements.

 .lIo. Rep.

 Under inc head of "prospects of the next census" the Jacksonville Sentinel says, one of the industrious citizens of that place twas last week presented with three new family Pictures--two boys and a girl t--all now Nooming, vegetatlng and capor- tta8 in cradled conjunction"

 It is now very wei! understood that Mai. Barry has received the offer, and it is be- lieyed his commission, as Ambassador to Spain. RIr. KENDALL will be his success sor in the Post Office Department. Mai. LEWIS Is not so WuITE as he was, and has again been taken into favor.

 .No. Rep.

 Conaeciscut.-- following is tie exact result of the late election in this State For Gov. Edwards (Jackson) 2I,688: Foot (Whig) 19,243 Jackson majority 2,240. The legislature stands thus Sen ale Jackson Is, Whig 5; House Jackson l26, Whig so.

 Colonel Crocketts Tour is full of queer ties and quaint expressions. He says that