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PIIING' AND DUMMY& .DIGOA.N.O aud'
.FANTILIALtket rdetrasktartess at the
• - MAW 311111 1 11,hailt-UPOnnar;
5 ' CI, 5+5 . 5it. 5 10111310113TNFT , Street.
NM MANTILLAS redcoat prises, it the
rmoggiowatiLL/L - EMPORtflff ,--
k • i1011:43ILIMTNIIT BMW ,
MANTILLAS, With rich ,Lew pieurriegs, et
teiroseliliteie,mt the - _ , .
• - PAW. MANTILLA
2 , Lf • 7ott osatattivr street.
j 11.111311011 lAMB etrafTtahM,ltoettrolut eird rants,
tothoilik Omni, at the
RANI. MANTIMak NMEONIAM , •
-s, o , t ~ 10& ratitirrtt°T,StrT 4 o.
, oukerftt,tr , likett-WANTLLI , Aft,- Tehrath &e.,
i
,461 1? t
• • , e los witlitTettlT, Street.
ftraltStMAolll IitANTILLAS, thatlgatialutd. POO;
it reduced pricer, et the
PASI3MANTILIAMMPOIMUM,, ,
408 OISEMTNUT fltreet.
BAREGA MANTILLAS and. °treaters, (bleak mod
White) at redoes* uteesilet the „
11 L IX
it 811 1 121 1 44 1 1' ir Stree t.
StrAillll7l OLti,ana Sad'Xiiptere,'lS" an Weak Ts,-
Siete of fabri trr due eltariosn. st tke
• PA e l i al; kIiNnIXA httPOttratr.
TOW CIINSTNICIT Street.
' 'no wimp; roue st6a-fig- rattr seating et 'reduced
prices, preparatory, to the close of the Season.
•a. • w - :' ratoarote & no. •
-
.743$ cuEsztivr Street.
GOODS to
•FOU' sutztvooms.
TenOtr Poogaee-oriiipollor 'quality.
s ; Whits , iery Azi*patiertlloCat“ii Cloths. „
Black Oantqn 0n1510 4 4.91 3 1 ,16 ".
Mosk,Cligtki o glow sairibin„
CliotipAtt litootE Dtip'di HOC •
Worat4Biimastre Moab oiod Niktildnt.tteg.
•
PaI.AUFMIES 11)%0TBERR.
iiwterNlTT:iraidltiallTH'Strdett
Bf pLAIN, 01 .41,,Nrlib' "
ORED -
Ulrt. •iuslity of itieditota In Pia*,
n*iVlruiri;tirs•iii, - Llialiii Browne, and
Also, Plain Ihentitissolorod Percales and SHIBA:As.
.1111A1APLN89 tinoyanus,
.16 16 -0410TNUT'Od 1311111.11i-Btxsate.
PlaitiWtitte - Llootte Dam! cod Drills.
rair:Or.Whlbia;onti rjolorodlonorDrlllt.
' ' Thin OhoOkt /ad Linon - arado for Bore.
HUMOURS BROTILin t
616
_OIII3STNIIT and BIGIIIII Streets
,
illpitENCll LACE . ' , ,
Mk Iterates froin.l4. MI ,
Leos Points and Mattes.
Stook le complete, and. cafes reptd, the piloes and
'etylea being attnotive.. • • „
COOVIRI & CIOXARD,
iel6 11. E. oiorner'Nf Dalt sad KARKXT Stn.,
4 - 11.0T,Hp A
. N . D'OASSIMER , ES f
Lisktt*Cobtieatia trielitiek °foible.
I L LlghtTimer Ostahnitteitvittal Xildl2ooo , - r
i Whit* OnAtt Attak pnd Dying, ... ,
f . btarsoUles Ye4tiagai pie ihasottinetit.
. . CONTt &"130tilati),
__. , .
el 5 ' ' M. I. coiner WIN 11,*ixd KARIM?
11P4 AREGE-ROBER REDUCED.
;Jul , Alpo; Bareges'iloakds
actuation ftoa' rokietts-pitcom Irina hasty
,eats • • "COOPIR & 001 X ARD.
el 5 B. IN..aoY.sr RIMEL - sad afvuur.T„
NTRILNSTING /4.14 D I..tirgaTANT, in
.„01RAT I OnalING , LAOIII4-bODB ,
• PMCIIII,LittGIt7I I .O7II 4 O tab I!!
'Tkigitiirtliirt.4lKrrallc MILLI) trial& ;
vasy StOil AND lessoOT
BOUGUT.IOI3 , ! pp igpownu,
, grorialt
'lftlgtoft,totoo I l olotrici -
rreorsir,Latiolatrooo.
" 4 Yreriii& - Lsee'llastrllor. • -
Very Blob Cksottralfiroti
klat&llllllThorttroy Quills Trimming; &a.
• _ 1111kNillranklioto &o. &AI., •
AS.IIIO, Largo Lot or s
BLAO4,BILBB--V11)17t, 01111AY ' '
/AHOY ULM,- imago:2B, &0., at
THORNLZY,
otyl aoroof illwrri oe,snupo eAsnwv.
1:R E E • NAPOLEONS, DOUBLE
HAILIVAIS:,,V4WALitTIKBI4I3IIA2NI IatAIMITZ,
I all , / k44gBITS._,
Orssielles, was ills Worn., Assictufge' c;ttri Oballte,
lb:ova sad plop Bober.
Permarra l sib& OrgiridlOo: '
,Bayadire..l4ol o gos em , /, Trarelll4 l l-Diroao
ilt111111:' , • " -
gown yards oe Woo LAWClLlolirownr, 1,11r00,`
A*iiaathaanaki,-aat Blum, tag•nagn—the bbot
goods offered,
Miriam a due anortmont.
-1110104,41 - , • -• •
, Mane, and 'Anti Ootabrle `Erandkareblers.
Prole la l)}s iyt-roopii to atom variety.-
tioe•Polati, nionsibi.; sad allotfoll) 1 4 to odd'
AIM* Billorfor Ormolus mrlDramo,
Wide Whits and Maakikaigoatorolrtoolari, 40.
• .Pataatlioop 'Bum ter, toOtoif .444 fidlopre t from 74
Orato 04--a 01WitiB8 APAIdEIf
Ora ' ins ABOB streets.
fagiktng-eiyaltif.
oo o
KM • 2-1.1,4;
Now in Mart thalami Uhl aleisat watt
ant at:
LOOIE-I , XCe 41, es.pla a,
Paitttary awls *al e4fitpalitton,, and at tit* moat
" 14 4 er !" . - OF" • woxxturilitamet '
liti.letput elaborate and matt' alippl. fru
,L,OOII.INEt 01468118
Mona 14 *0 4•#.k:pisalllm-the - most itibetanUal
• Lagging' CEPABBILS
inenlibpi by ne, ninindsotniedby.ontiolves In our
own intibliabwent. -
LOOKING GLAVIN, .
I iId.HOOANT aad WA.LNO'f.ikasuair 'gar Oanatry
4 - AMES 8. iill4ll - * ROLL; _
8113, 011ESTN'tiT STREET,
ayl,4 • , 11(110111LVIIIA.
Mono).
pular F. KELLY& 00.,
(lIIWOUNOT.# TO 11010111 IT 1. BOSS 6 00.,)
No. /6- BOUTS =ND STN ET,
PHILADMLNILA
BANE MO,
COMIRROIM, PAPER,
LAND WARRANTS,
BOUGHT ADD SOLD.
Alec, Rooks ind Bog*, bat only oa oonnutonion
tiptipionttfootloir OM to oolloottonil throcghout
Um °mitten and outtomero may rely on prompt &I
nca* Mot Warm apt-ti ,
1117c1)ineT.p — ictiit7 - 3 . ron.
pia IRON, BLOOMS, 410.
• 0 A ..13' E E N & 00 ~
No. 200 NORTH WATER STREET,
!AP
No. 208 NORTH DELAWARE AVENUE,
PHILADELPHIA,
Orrlllll. Fos BALi
AIDIMAN YOUNDRY AND YOBRII
-PIG- IRON
- 01 sorlowiuo' 11110114, VII
04)RNWALi, DONAOREORD, '
, . POOO, P10N.1191,
• :GLENDON, hiltkinf,
RITBTOND.
ALSO, COLD BLAST '
01-lAROOAL PIG IRON,
FOR CAR-WIIERL PURPOSES.
'AND WIRD BLOOMS,
• BOILER AND 'LUZ IRON,
CHAS
- AMERICAN BLISTER STEEL, so.,
1011-00L1 LOW, TO OLOO2 A CONSIONMINT.
500 WATER PIPES.
NINE 1182T n itONR - AND
ap22-ton TWINVIr INOU.IB WARMS
IrrApoto for Watronls Amboy Me DOM. '
stitrtljani (tailors.
IYrATTSON,
.-.M320.11ANT ZA/LOR,.
1126 OHISTNIIT STREET,
Third Door below Twelfth otroot, Booth old., Phi Mids.
• ID A full sautottnient of eleseonable GOODS now on
kand', iny104,1,1
ilattifcq.
NEW GAS CONSUMING
COOKING RANGE.
, Ptha 14.
They areguarantlizei to pile at leent Tbirty Per cent.
In Mel, will beksi 'qutaker and more uniforpt than any
other R gttarn of Binge peer Mtioduied is thin market.
, VOFt (3A4MWItOLII2IktI9 AND RSTAIL.
CHARLES
1182 MARKET RT,
(LAVE MAXIM ik 1 , OLLIA)18.)
Wain • ' • • '• "
4'°t As-LIGHT ctica. wrovE.--LJoßif
meßenoy,No bfAIIKST Street, whales
tb lefottotke comotanlty that he kM for solo all aft qg
, Of T 88AaP8 (of Pblbdolphla) omnraatur LOUR
lITOV/18. . All Stoves waintot‘a td bike, - boll, tot, .t
!Asa El Akio; ko., &a. -State flihtafoll larf-bbli
.• •
i. bagi and
WrA , ROIL 160 tags 'thitrao• tegdayni 12tothe
tot , Mb Ay • /mum URAUAM LATITI A ,
moo,
_PHILAPW:4 I , II ,4 I A. Or *PAY. JUNE 18. 1859.
{lll)ipis .41,411tCR:04
- ,
OR.EAUX:
FROM WASHINGTON
1,200 &dal' Table 'Clar64, ft St.
" Vite n 2 St.
to "r ..It, . Mogeigcl
Parcillark.?
26 (16466 Very, Superior 91aret, ;1
tc . n' , tr
The aboye ars poi laudtas iroui B p ii rr Ir'nnt t , 141 ,
ARNOLD & WORT,
• Rama ia.vieza 1N PAILALBLPIIIA, , . •
No. 124 WALNUT
13rtee;xii43
pRESERV,X.Nia JARS.
FOTTEIi, & ~ B OplN- E i S • ' "1--7
P4'I I ENT - AIR-T/O'llT ,
•FRVIT-J'A-.R'S
SIERMBITIOALLY BRkLINQ YiIBBH YR:Uf i rif des
Yoe Hato by 4ealeri .iii".ohlns and Elliot fad gout%
iunklelilig -Goods.
THE TRANI SI.IPPLIpD DX ,
POTTER - &
cmcg.iitUt
Our Jar hoeing bean. lested,to the-satisfitstion
thousands of Sautilles, weconddenttp present it to the
customer! : Wevoold euill especial sitteuttooth the an
p'arlorlty of oar article orer•thoeb defog - gotta Petolk.
or vial in place_ . ot cement; for.the gOtta probe, &Li'
'int - parte ► strong airdlterioil fiazior toibe froit l
Oen being otherwise detedtive.' '
P.
,/c B, also manataoture saplrisr InlueralWitirank
porter batten, and all. kinds of green i item) ,hollow-,
Ware . -• Jot).it
, •
BRILLIANT
IF!' .1 r, W, R
8 lIPkit.fOIt.qUAVITY
TRIM; '
: AMIRIO,O4;',AND
BKV•11904BY14,
' • ROMAN CANDI:NB, '
OOLORID OTABI3,
vyttatme,
110101T12,8,
• Y1)110,1IN,T T9B0111& , . • • •,
• , • ',l79.4t,ngibii,4
FANCY P1EC.11.76 9 ' ETO.
-
. Iyiloxisb4r4t AND;
E. G. WHITMAN.. ed 00.,
atom) AND CiltgrATINT STIMOTS.,
,I^l44uttmow • .
FOWT , Tqi,,&
wiffpitgapy Atsrp - s
CIONPEOTiONERY,
v.ki,"AtxT .`
N o . *IL &N NW . & T
_—____Herrirt.T.orttOtentl4l44.--4
Ideuntietwerd of the parrot earnest ClouteotlideiY,'
and +lettere In 1)00 Imparted treAt end. Mir: .or 4 r
',erom the eoluttry or elsewhere promptly sttooda to.
titaff.t.ti tit ^
QCSIIITTIAILL -I , 7LVIGIATtON Ot
- .PION OP ,Tllll 80111/PLKILI, NAVII
0 ONPONY, Jane 8, 1859.—0 n and 'after ~Inl3
the charge for the use of-'re end - for Tot
Ibreette Coal, deleted on the Schuylkill NsPigel
1 1eA1 Allem I,ut4 thenrer ettuttnsi nottl
nem+ : • • '
To Philadelphia
Memayuuk
Opting MIL ,
ihmThbobootou
Plymouth Doz . !
Exlageport
lidirlotown
"port Koomuly
Valley Pomo
Pavitneo Dam
Pat. Provl4tinoo
Phan& p .,
Boyfes Yon!
Pottot , ,wa Landlug
PonUnto"(
Birdeborousit
Reading
Altbouseo
llrfohrovilto
Hamburg
OnNitobutg Lauding
- The charge wilt be per ten of 2,240 the., lees are per
tent allowance for waste, as unnal, and no charge less
thentwenty-Bra cents per ton will he mule for any dis
tance. By order of the Managers.
Jed 12t • P. PIi&LIN, President..
II XOIIANGB,
ifiFFIOE OF THE PHILADEIR
AND Itl4l/INA RAII,RDAD OQtaPAN Y.
PopLaosurgia, ftd gene, 186
'AO Wait of Weight aud Tolla on Coal traappa
by chin Company, *III bo as foamy', from lab July,
Illfarthar nottpa t
To Itlehmond
Philadelphia
' Inclined Plane
filestown
Oerncantown It. It
Falls or Schuylkill
Idanaynnk .
Paring Mile
Conshohocken & P. R..
Ratubo's and Potts and Jones ..
Norristown or Bridgeport
Port Kennedy....
Valley Forge
•Phglm
Boyne's Pord
Pothitown
DOughtsville ...
Birdebort. ,
Reading
Between Heading & Alohrsville.
liohrevil le
Hamburg
Oralgebnrg
By order of the Board of Disparate
letdlus ' W. U.
COFIOE THILA.D/1114V1114 GA3
'kJ' WORKS —Amu /at, /869 —PROPOSALS will 'be
received at this Offica until NOON of the let JULY
next, for the sale, to the Trusteed of the Philadelphia
Gas Works, of Stock In the Germantown Gus Works;
In the Slohmond Gas Works; and In the Southwark
and hfoyameseing Gen Works, to Le used as Invest:
meats for the Sluicing Puede of the said Works. '
jeCtlyil " WU. PRNNIILL, Cashier.
QFECIIAL NonoE.--Doalers 1n Goodyonefi
1.0 Iletentfor 'Vulcanized Rubber Suspenders, Bralds,_
Webs, and all other If Oriel and articles made by combltt.
Ins ftbrone substances with threads or sheets of victual. ,
Iced robbotarenoWtod that unless the sal/W are properly
stamped or labelled with my name, and by my nutlion•
ty, they nannot be legally disposed of In the United
Stilton iderohnoto and doalore Cr. invited to examine
speclmene now in store, and to glee their , °Mere for the
Spring Trade to the euderelgned. SIXOI,I3SLYN OWN-
Ila Or TIM TITLIBB AND XXOLTROVII RIGHTS
IN • TUE PATVIIT for thelle goods, which embrace all
the styles heretofore manufactured or imported, ' and
many °there.
ALSO, LIOISIDAD TO 14411IITACTOUD AND SILL
—and the Terms—mar he obtained on application to
meat No. 28 COURTLANDY Street, N. Y. •
n. 24-1. 130RAOR R DAY.
laisoolutiono anb Coppritterobipq
TII E• COPARTNBRSHIP HERETO
FOUR erliitioß between the underaigoed Is this
clay dlesolved by the withdrawal of, *' P. PRRNTI , 4i.
The badness of the late firm will be Nettled by BAM
11EL GOANT,..fr , who *ill use the mime of the firm
to liquidation; and continue the Mild sad Dye litoff
business at the old eland, /80 opTa wAran Street.
ihaatllfit, GRANT, Jr.,
June 1,186!,
COPARTNERSHIP. The, nudermlgned
haring purchased the Interest of BAWL GRANT,
Jni, &CO in the Ashland Chemical and Dye Wood
Works, opposite 111anaynnk, bare this day formed a co
partnership unday the firm of TRIO 2188, EITII.W.MIL,
& CO , for the purpose of the manufacture and sale of
'Dye Woods and Oftemioals, In all its branches, at the
shore named works. Ohlee, in the city, 123 11011T11
WATRIt Ftrlet. , •
.3. Y. PRRNTIBB,(Iste 8. a mut, & clo.)
NLIAS aTILWYLL.,
TIIOB. A. Rllllll.BB.
June 1, 1859.
IaPEOTA ,
OP ) EFOLD, SILYSS, AND iILiSTIO
gßaatAll, with pablAo
TaodR.UMN fin
lAe P
titilot Wanes.
Itill
for Ittatheroatlaa and EturVeyl,l.
Thermometers, flehool Appeal:Ws.
0,
,1 PSI 401300PR11,
made sod for a w l: t ,
011,
JAMIR-W. QUIDEN & 00
ERTNIIT Hired, Phtledelphis.
Period and Illustratad gata?ognaa Rant by mall tree
of oirtrge, 10§,fai
-.BODINE,
Siren:fortis.
111311331/
?EVERS;
7D 8/Llll,
.QttinfecOottru,
Notices
, •
• „
• r - ts.s
:431i. TURD A.l" J [MI; 18,1889;
.t,•; -,-.A„- • . -•.
, • ,
4nelty _,.....„4.litlricety flays and . Nuirtbe'rk.
?:I,,,,AltiuriCiikiiVer, Friday:is Considered to
p49 6 firiin6l,4y - dity: In Ireland, there is an'
_gindge agidest;Priday because on Good
:i
,"day, 2 1014, ,
the Battle of Glontarf took
pefijOihiph; though hAlm Danes were de
pleted, ;king BRIAN' BOPOIRMIII was :kilted.
r)te Germans also look askance on ,WedWes
diy, which is, thei think,ilmost he bad. %ail
inle 'ohlect toleaving. port on Friday for fear
t,fta,tlibir - voyage may he unfortunate. • Lord
flagon, Who was more superstitions then even
04;giitittlye • people • usually are, never would
tiiiiiinnee 'any nridertakiug upon a loriday.
min relates that when Aptort,vnea at. Plaa;
F.liidtmet tdm in the strept,near her house,
Vadi lamented that. she had nel.lreen at home
when he had honored herby a visit, requesting
thathesetdd • return with. h'er, 22 110, 4 said
11'e,,! , w I have not been to your house, for just
hi4fotli,' f tot to your door, rremeinbered th`at 1
I ' '
,„040.4"ushoiti oyttao 1: 6 : 1 40 eV, .'q at:
v,!=' .it liT ridgy, I tureed , lacli." -It is even
`t••• ed•6f,'ldat that be once sent away a Ge.
hse tailor .iihe brought him home a new'
, : upon the' saute•ominous day,, •
::t ;.With all gee' feeling against the day,.
.ct 2 " . • 1 '3.,
II on .aet•sail, from Gonna ',Tor Greece, le i
1i iron' a Friday. • • The . voyage rota..
i ll
64d (I isaatiotiely, fOr' the 'OW ' was `lnt-' 1
L c,, sting, Within' sight of, the port; for feur;`
a 4wertiYhottrs;wasTidtingered by a sudden
te ,pe.et, during the_ night, and,had to return o
si ,
qanon early the next morning. When they ,
lit e e4 egiiini, Cdunt - ' ) GIVaI '.relates, kfirßON
it area: timligiarpir Ind rerda.k4 6 d 02 4, 11,2
effifght ft ,a 1 had dont t em. lib wont hark to
lealace,Whichliqiitufm'GutOfett (now the
ro . d'ulle of a Prone), , Marquis at Paris), ,
bekat •quitted, and• spolce, tri a saddened
VO o, or hio" pasrlifo and future , hoprs i
•12hdre 22 staid. hit,; 22 . shah wo Ire in a year V 1
9 I.W .i ' 4 5 11Y ',l:l,l'6l*bl2llth, ho was resting;
. ,
trill - die litlal foyer.'"; atilt*, in his lastaarrow.
be , 2ita :1136 Village church 6f, nue - knell, near
hi
. .rulreiciliedNeWatead.
,'
*.:gm-Ortonwatt., lt .is• Well known, be
lick,= that thelki•of 8014On:thee was a pectin.
ail -t
,rtunfttetday fOr hiC14.,4211 that day;illl6so,
he., t , the hattle of puubar, dote sting Cukuiss
Ilk , I , ll4bat iiVi l ,t 2 i 0 .1 .; : lio f 4 8 41, d9 1 :9 4 ° 4
V tes, it Treroleidf 2 42o24 i ..i .4r : 9 1 ) 7P-wvP, l b bu
IVA' : nolea'r§ 2 ,eztile.. - +Orr ichlit:4U3l44ll, 1058,
he .• • 'o4.4iii:iitit 'itt*Ile ? ),011;4 ; King in
sit ' • • m ~ ho. tin thia Wore,,written ,Brion'S
Htt: ' - Cittrinillitioin—'
ate d . P:of double irierOij i t id'd i etith l ' 4'••'' • 4
iteli, .•,::htui,efiti two ~ snipe, ouid,lsepi l igie f lield4a n
- bill ur the some morn obos'orotraeroearso •
Hitt 1 but ArOWlled him, ott the lielf•eaule day; ,
'alar: %lid-X . 1 , 01b. bolo hie throbs or him, - 7, :
44 01klillu with thuesttlee preceding. oliy. -
ft
' TiolfrenCh`liave strong faith in' lucky,. 44 ,
unl4 4 Maya = , antrekttenititte numbers. This
pep flon is of •ad recruit origin or gro,W„tli.
4 coNdek ite
ble, peition,bt,Coartns Aoao-i
rs'ejtifilitep..and fanplful • treatise on 4_l'ccult
4 1 2 0.*04b1 1 00.4Vftic. 4 . isll;,fretel,
.otkiiiortunliers, How, peihapsoig baljOr
giAttlf p#o9; in,-for AoliqjkA'yr s iiv - phytdolatm
ff4 ,I I94t•rWYPIT', I 4 I / 2 o„cc.ips4 , p'4 l :stiOg,t
t0p. ! ,0,4,4 , 31.i.1i g is I .
•,- , . , ; ,
' -ttiv; ,, , , A lif t iyhr t ,verflifilitel,tpoltt i o c . ,&!itt,
i;umbor,.;:. 'Alio Aouillcin crfige • is,./hurttfti.
'r LO.,:t: o,4l:l , ariety -of quastratio , fla : .1,0u 7
LOP: ', `,"l' dig big , I . 'll1 16 r; RROar IV n '
? . e
: 0 .4•Cls: ;IN; was ; . I . oorta'ali - Yearn
, . ..., -: . • , censno4e,utaki:Gonia.awtri
1614,1-4blo/00 'monarchy, in France, wirleit
cannot be considered •as definitely founded
- till' the petled Idal' , the States-General
ased to boOonvoned, endured one hundred
tad ' seventy.forir years which, •iu fact,
dilipied between 1788, the epoch when the
.'S tes.General of 1189 were convened, and
1414, the date or their last previous session.
kill° 'greatest ll t ing•of the race of llntutv
Ty was , the fourteenth of the monarchs named
'Louts. He ascended the throne in 1613, and
died in- 1715; at the age s . )f seventy.seven.
Add- mrt the cyphers which '
compose these
numbers, and each total will he fourteen.
• Louis AVI had reigned fourteen years
(1774 to 1788) when he convened the States-
General- 7 a step which hastened the Revolu
tion."
OP
ION
1869,
An-
Will
'thee
Between the years 1610, when Hrsuav IV
was assassinated, and 1792, when Lours XVI
was dothronixl, intervene 182 years, which are
exactly divisible by 14.
The. Restoration of the Bourbons took
Place in 1814. On adding sip the cyphers of
this latter year, the sum is 14. limn!'
frequently alluded to the fatality of this man
bar. Ile was born, said ST. Foix, 14 cen
turies, 14 decades, and 14 years after this birth
of 4E9119 CHRIST. lie entered the world on
December - 14th. He gained his most im
portant victory (that of-Ivey, which MiCAII
- ballad has immortalized) on the 14th of
March. lie died on the 14th of May. He
lived four times 14 years, four times 14 days, ,
14 weeks, and in hiss name, lissat pr. Boyanoxi
are 14 letters. MArtoClßtiltE nE VALOLV, llis
drat wife, was born on the }4th May, 15,31'.
The first French icing, named llnuor, was
crowned on the 14th May. The President
HIENAULT, who wan curious in IMOI minute
observations, ascertained that the letters pa.
tout of HENRY H, which decreed the enlarge
ment of the Mutt do la Perrontterio, to make
a better road for the King from the Louvre to
the Arsenal, (on which line lIENny IV was as
sassinated,) weresigned on May 14, 1554, fifty
six years-4 times 14.—before that fatal catas
trophe.
For Lome XVI, the nnlucky number wee
asoended by another nutltiple:i We perpetu
ally meet 21 in the life and reign or this 111.
fated monarch. Ile was betrothed to Mmuu
AtcoottfErra, at Vienna, by the ring which he
sent and' she accepted, on the 21st,Aprli,
1770. -1 14 - thesame year, on Juno 21, was the
disastrous ,fete, in Paris, in celebration of
the marriage. On the 21st January; 1781;
the City of Paris gave a grand fête, in the .
Hotel do Ville, on the birth of the Dauphin.
On June 21, 1791, Lents fled to Yaronnes.
On January 21, 1793, Louts was guillotined,
in the centre of the Place do la Chlncallie, iu
Paris, the scaffold standing precisely 'on the
spot now occupied by the Obelisk of Luxor.
Tho events which occurred on the dates hero
given had especial influence in conducting
Louts XVI from the throne to the scaffold.
The unfortunate, monarch's own impression
that the number 21 was unlucky for him, pro.
1 vented life over playing the game of oingt-e:1-
min. Assuredly, the munbermite an ill.otneued
one for ,him.
The second of the month seems to be a re-
Mark - able day, for good and ill, with the BONA;
tuttan family. On the 2d of July, IPA, NA
POLEON It made the lint brilliant cchfp in Egypt,
by the capture of Ale4andria ; enterecl
January 2, 1800 ; elected. Consul for life, Au
gust Z,1802 :. crowned by the Pope, Decem
ber 2, 1804: wrote to anorion 111 the cele
looted letter proftissing peace, January 2,
1806 s won the battle of Austerlitz, December
2, 1806 : seized Rome and the .States of the
Church, April 2, 1808 gave , the kingdom 'of
Naples to MURAT, and made tho Epanlards
turn against JOSEPII, May 2, 1808: repulsed
the Allies at Lutzen, May 2, 1818: recrossed
the Rhine with the remains of his army, No
vember 2, 1813.
LORIS BONAPARTE, father Of NAPOLEON ELL
abdicated the throne of - Rolland, July 2, 1810.
NAPOLI4OIIII,aIgo seems under the MO-
Once of the family number. For example: he
'firylved at Donlogne, and offered his services
to the Provisional Government, , March 2,
1848: effected the 'coup d'ilat, December 2,
1861: and was, proclaimed Emperor, Deceni
her 2,1852: ,
We could illustrate this sulkiest of lucky and
unlucky days and numbers, but have said suffi
cient, perhaps, to awaken some interest in it.
DEATH AT A RAILROAD STATION.—Tion.
Joseph T. Nye, of Bodo, Me:, died ai, the centre
depot in Lexington, Blase, Mt Tueaday afternoon,
few minutes after the arrival of the it rternogn
,treitt help Bleatost,
.RELIGIOCS INTELLIGENCE:
ioleritn,Coturuquipn`sit Cktlat Chu .
Iloce i ptioo of It jato Po - I tths.
The autionnooment that thfi slominunton of the
Lord's Supper would be 'aduitnistered,at thrift
Qiturglt. yesterday, and, that the newlY,,,,returised
Bishop of the diocese Would be Present; altraoted a
large Pengregation, at the ttprtf44'34'hott'r,. ,
BL, a largo ofportion who erielergythei'Of
this . city , and -viainity. The AL / 'elf. 'Alen's°
Potter, D. D., .flishop. of this .I(w:fermi hes 'fSeP,
sojourning in Europe, more;
,thatt it year, on
count of ill health, and artived at New, York; with'
his family,' by, the Fulten„ on Moudayl :of this
w ee k, physioal•uppeirinsoe, We. are tigiry to
say, jfl not indicative of, the benotite
friends ,bad fondly. hoped 'Would , result from the
trip, helms joet: eceptuplistted ; indeed, from . hfs
:./a) 6(44=00, t.kere ittygotlon . to fair, thtie hto ma;
ladies have recetved.llttle,toeY ? pheelt'whilecer•
The Bishop hens tuarlca . ef4eo)lue ,efitfphYSioat
apythini but 'enoottagit* to hid
friends ; , though feelingranevigor of intelleot,,
ho rseems quite; his, former self ' einh. ip f4o't;
au addition of that , meek. ankeuhtnlesive n apirit .
!whioh „should , ever- be the fruits of i, bEirlittau'r
• , •
• Ile,was assisted,putiliAPlVesion, by,the Bev.
klilahop Boupanyanditov : ,B,rs i ,Stemarts,, L pitei.";
?At*, • NelrP2l+ PA T .
seryiees;;trefdre procoetling xtitai • .1 1 , 0 ,MiOliti
,Bishop •;Vettor.77_llio '4; 4 43'4 1 0*
~iAM6 4 I O I
'limited'l, part—Alai/voted ! ,1 3 4dittrt,,,,, radtiVass tds
friends, , thetoughlriß4 l 4/ t4ridß* Of;;1 1 1.0
; A dded,
ninth to the ttapressive,eflistutty,vithi
000asion; ; i. - I 4 ! r.
lie
lie said , tbat sortie:wag
be called awaYfrein 'the. 41 q5t0
'dear friend, then, lying at thp,rhal
,ohdsath, and
ea he had jest-rob/rms.& from ,beyquAthe ; Watere,
afthr An absarme,Of saversilmonths,,ho hopetlithat
when the eereptonleswere,over, frtanas;keuid
efford him the.oppprtuutty•of taking' 4444_ the,:
hand, by passing along-la front of whore he was
then standing. /,to ;veld he felt ; grateful to9od
for having granted taligltbia privilege after ltia L
protraoted separation!foir them, ant}
Yiog hiruialthia tints, t 4 tlableMPlnlAtovinit
from a full heatt,." God npeetl.l', „„-,„; -
lle alio -thanked Ider,friands pr,emitt for ill/4k
manifoldnand -unfaltering , kindness; so,,tenderly,
expressed during his iabienee. Ever green and
grateful bad been to him the • recolloutions of ,the
fleeted hours he had passed with them before ha
left those shores; and he need not speak of ,the
lunging 'desires he had cherished again to eat the
possover with those he saw around him. ,‘.‘ Thank
God!" he continued, with deep emotion, " that I
bill again with you—not mush invigorated- in body,
I fear, and I fear not improved in heart,—.that-I
FM once more permitted to enjoy the genial:Pad
ehequragiog presenea of, your loring fates, In the
'celebration otthis, holy, Oommlnaion. l .' AXian,
'thanked hie hearers • for, their ikindurea: to hilt,,
and nal led upon them tot join , blm,in, thankfulness
'bilged for /being /non mote, permitted to sing to
getter then' beautiful -Hues,' (contained in the
29th hymn, whieltWaa then:sung by_the .00nyrei
, .
' U Bloat be - the tie:Slat blids
Omt boittlit ih Ohtletian
felorraltlp ot-.ldultrall =lnds
' - Intik. to that oboto.n.;
Several' timei dttrierthe-delivery- of 'the -Dish
.op's remarks,-his utter:drum:wan .alinest 4 0'holted
with emotien, and que deep solai were beard'
In the isongregationlold In Mute:but:tender elm
-plioity Mai bis feelings were'. troC-fiereetiprobated
'lathe hearts 6f his timed& ' Thehyttin;Was'euag
'with a pathos quite in kieping „with .the' scent,
;after which a few nieniente were spenkinztleet ;
had idnieetaitid-awful=silenee. ::Thoilayswitbout'
, Weirdarli; -the rain: vias4attering , a dreary 'air
"grouniiii orthis thne-huttoted:etil
fiee,-eldttnig to:the'ptddlier , Soleasnity afetke"-nd-/
Inakenlitillneet thit,T4r: thetinie befireteignadi
Within Aoki wane, iakieb=ih tirpria pot 00 1 400, Aio);
fOotetiptiorifaiddrigto* RishoP'Whlte,: and cannel
of that fp:whin-ago emnitfrehiStory:
wee iliollett 14 Bishop,
-Bowman; who; to a low but oharsoteristiaally diet
'9. l3 o,,,,Otleurepiated the, vi,ortia of the-eseked;ordi-1
it
;en' Within the °hence]; beginning with'. DiSkOrl
Potter and.oriding with Dr.Duitiohet. ,
this, the ahanael was several thnes.surrininded by
the clergy in attendance, to wham the Oornmintilon
was thin administered by Rev. DV!. NeWton and
Derr. A largellumber of laymen also-partook of
the seared emblems. • After the ustiarprayer, the
benediction was pronounced by Bishop-Potter, the
whole seems having
„beep one Of-minimal interest,
and eminently befitting the memories and atisoela
tions of that time-honored sanctuary -of the Lord. '
Pam Of Tins - Yetlan blvd's Onfitailate Aaeo:
ctanow.—ln consequence thoinolesnent weathei
which has marked a part of the tivae'sinoe this
festival opened, oh Ajonday evening last, it has
been decided by the oommittee to continue it un
til this evening et ton eolook,,inelead of closing
it last evening, as was anticipated. The beneficent
objects to which the 'proceeds of this fair are to be
appropriated entitle it to the consideration and
support of the community; and we are glad to see
that the unfairness, which is too frequently wee.
lised at fairs, by salesladies "getting all they
can, and holding on to ell they get" (the Yam
kee definition of the blilleniunt l) to entirely
repudiated at , the present festival. This 4' a
feature that hat -been unlrked by numerous
visitors; and it IS ono which, if mere generally
'observed, would tend to elevate the plan of ruining
funds by fairs. The sooner people learn that they
, can spend-their dimes, or quarters, ae the ease may
be, to enter a fair, and consult their, own pleasure
and, izolinatione as to their expenditures inside,
tne mote liberally will fairs -for worthy objects be
patronized.
OPEN COMMUNION UNPALATATILII.—The New York
Chronicle has the folloWing "An item was Mad
- vertently copied into A tote number of the Chroni
cle, asserting that two regular Baptist °hutches in
Newpert; It T., had become elan:Communion.
We floret had any confidence in' the story, and
are now glad to see it centradiated in the Western
Wiltrhman." .
Du. •011ANIN nun Comunsuoit.—Dr. Chapin, of
New York, Universalist, exhibited the Tord'i
Supper as a widens of grace, by which the souls of
meusire 'drawn to' the i Saviour, and said, Let the
Worst nand; the worse nom is, tho more he needs
the esorament !" This is what Baptist papers call
" open Communion" exemplified.
REV. Da. Liman Ilszonun.—The Roy Dr. Ly
man Beecher, now in hie eightyfifth year, has
been recently making a visit to his eon, the Rev.
William H. Beecher, at North Brookfield. During
his stay he met, at the house of the Hon. Amami
Walker, the Rev. Daniel Snell, now in hie eighty
fourth year,
MAriftrati's Cnunru.—Rev. 3. B. Ripley, pastor
of the Mariner's Church in Philadelphia, in his
annual report, stater that five hundred sailors have
been converted during the past year. Els church
now numbers over one thousand members.
/210110 t. of Txxas.—The Rev. Alexander Gregg,
of South Carolina, has been unanimously elected
'Episcopal Blehop of Texas by the Episcopal Con
vention at Galveston. •
REV. D. B. Citswar.- 2 -Rewv. D. B. Cheney, re
cently of this eity,'ssiled on Monday of Ittet week
from New York, in the Moses Taylor, fur his now
home in San Irranoisou.
Manufactory of Straw (ON's.
Vrom a recent publioation, containing the pre
oemilnge of the Rhode Island Society for the En
couragement of Domestic, Industry, we have glean
ed some interesting particulars of the origin of
straw braiding for ladies' hate and bonnets in the
United States. It appears that the first person
who invented this brawls of industry in this coun
try—which now affords profitable employment to
many thousands, and constitutes a very Import
ant article of our domeslie"trade—tend a lady who
is still living at Dedham, Massaphusette, a few-
MiiBS from lice oily of Boston. Trio maiden name
of the lady referred to wee Betsy Metcalf, (now
Mrs; Baker,) having-been born in 1780, and in
1799, at the age of twelve; years, acoomplisho the
invention which will link her name, in future,
with a department of industry and traffio that to,
- day employs millions of capital.
That the manufacture of straw Into hats and.
bonnets should be rated among the most import
ant on the list of our productive induetrial pur-
Butts is not surprising, when we Consider that when
the thermometer stands 'at ninety degrees in the
shade, as it did in this oily on Wednesday, there is
scarcely is bead between juvenility and old ago
that dons not rejoice In the comfort of a straw
'covering of some sort or other, In.etsserwhasetier,
alone, there were over sir . millions of bonnets and
hate manufaotured last year, , affording employ
ment to ten thousand of her inhabitants; and
that Radii greater proficiency in this department
of our manufactures Is desirable may be inferred
from the feet that about two and a quarter mil
lions of &Hera aro annually expended tu the pur
chase of this class of wearing apparel, of foreign
manufacture.
It 10, of course, not claimed that the invention
of braiding straw was absolutely original with ue;
the art was prat:Aired in Tusoany, and in soma
other Mateo of Italy, in very early times. Eng
land for many years wee tributary to Italy for
those goods; and, in feat, the manufaeture of
straw braid, in England, from native straw, cam.
!canoed within the last one hundred .Years, Ae
already intimated, the first parmesan!, .effort to
,braid straw In the United States wan in 1798, by
Mrs. 'Betsy linker. sye Is MA , seventy -three
years of ego, and—as we have just learned from a
gentleman residing In the town of Dedham, who
la intimately' aersinted, with her—itt almost as
TWO CENTS.
.flprlghtly and•7C/1101f1A1 as,oae Of Atilt her,years.
At the request of a, dumber of gentlemen, she re
eently wrote a letter,which is now before JIB, de.,
tailing the history of thia'#isfinguishing effort of
her life, Rod the progresi of the art under her gra. -
' trams instruotions to others. • . •
Contrary to the advtee of her . friends, Mrs. Ba
ker sever l'ld her, valuable Invention: i)aferited,
alkhonit she•was as truly - the inventides of the art
at if it had never been known in any ottier part of
the world before her day. "At the age of twelii , , i;
ebb irrites, " I Oorotheneed' bratdiag. kly father,. ,
JOelliletoalf, brought home sortie oat straw, vf Wolf'
he •had -jest „mowed; to June, 170. r.aat,the
sera*,• ind'smoothed it within) , soissors. and split
it Wiek my thumb-nail. • The grat bonnet
I blade was -orseyen braid, with bobbili ut lei
like open wort, anw ith ptnll fe ri
D., I
WWI -very numb Admired,. and imadrodejsheed,4;
ifrixib/oaree to seen. frirougb 1.114 lefluenne.of
a ntitital' friend the parties, Ar
il:Mt/a of the biniat beta spoiefilpf , hes,,pietheret
made by thwelalidy, ktro:Belter,Mid'is nOwle
he seen, by all who are• ouriOuslfrb Steth, matters,
at' the *Winery' eptoblisbutdey of Messrs.- Doi
Willi, Nikhols, 'l.g Fhiefiritq itreOtif
Wiemk,A*t make it white htaxpoiing jt gie
ilitn;andikitowing that britastine, wrodd s , xldtent
ptherthtne?•we' plik Milne bait pkanvittketnete eel&
ietir l 2?,lrni ' ••• perektil l
, 11 1% e;:' • g
ttflart..
SitlEt6 ao4 l by a girl of , twaieN ...ecareerr
'Peen I thPreSVe d Urn, =pslrrclp h i fuller that•day,
iseilindei:oi ker. let*, fs derided eo a likik'
selYeerineitleaperlenee In teaohing, Viet
Prov ideneel-Wrenthauti and othervlsese r
110iiiiihili'414tekeriably,:irithour any etappakse
loroductifort'..of , strair•• `itordei
arikiiiidifoutoitilhtroicy AeApwird• or En - 4 -
Atpor:ce th¢tilOitd, - )tottsire,'lladAlat - #4ll' tit the
hbit94aiitognati', hi ett*detar washt:4l)-
trecle fliilpiteCkiretolt, yrer:ark'Oreli.,tifta r ec,
triti
tare feeriee -• * - ri,
, r • • „ - - -
:TlTlo.otattrw
rlisTvvrlD, s,:y.xsooxinxtraw.
for I ,
QuATIM SESAinzO-411dgiviPalliiinn.—fher6
this Pi t, ferfentleigri- relitiYeiterdWarid the
uotertni'llibfiring nithottl i f i y i ndfioadteilits obit;
allartlidrtile!tionalSalabain
eart - reorii. , - . rho dovocitak hgarilt - tine ideas";
adors o l Pet ilYhOW*ll:lll ,, blobeett ten,
derrityublie truredifititliftWorneretat alleged
forgentie during thelfaidiiVKiftithii. 'tile wee ar
raigned, end'hlead 4 not* alit" .in'a bill etindiet•
ment hii•Nra.i.!abltrgiq *ttli fettling the
nhme 'StiteheerrartiiriAn • olitrok fofs24lll upon
the Oily Thin Viliendatit , iirreeded) in
Jtinnargliet-Vg Elie=ddte&tlid
a kstu tentszsittaeh4 to
Reorder !Cpett'a (doh erkthirebgranefjpitpatra-
Eirierorgerjr**elibitlitttatildirce bh - the
landitstottl Batik irnatiNfilitbfdifektan*aonirt,
areerntr uriinenereflitaties4d4Veniajdiii Admitted
hie guilt: 4 11 Then ohargedstwi ER thee fritgerrior
iehlott-he teas tiled yeeterdny, dretliciignonOy Alit. I
tied - 111141"protebte d frkik'Oobtoilif ituthe'etreng
elt
{k w ,. ,i ; ,•r
...Dania!Dougherty; Mil isppiired-folnPaterniart,
end emiduoted.•the eastiet hihnithrith•inerked!
' Peterroka appearettlo , torinidturtfaillth'
and 'spirits; arid , looked= i&ieh' betesu , thintehenl
first 'arrested. • Dittriet , Attlifiserkients)epteered
for the Proriontten. t ' I • .1•‘ ,
Etephen Teramiti.almerehent, , doing Mistimes In
Philedebehli; and hint at! karsoautl in- theft tlitY
Bank.' l.de received a notichettmedime ellsoaltlust
his %debut% Sin the OitY-Bahletwas Overdrawn. b Ile
immediately vent 'beak end: eaket.to sae
the. Bhrsksonpert whforrise we/P*llBod Obeys
drawnitiermoner out a , ew batticw *as hand
ed' fifteen 'choke, which—were differestlates,
and . ., , ereti^ ins different UWO4IEI4I; the• entire from
'wee, In theuggregate; SUM/ Upo. lashing; al-
Etter , obtokalhe pronounced them to tut forgeries.
Nom , biferiantion , rctelvhde the,defeddaneseturar
reek& _ • c
yTbhn Taggert.leelog 'Swisert;Ltestilledt..-Zostra
1 2 5 1 111 g-Mtler in t7itylitank;!andr werao , last
ricptember; illve.cheeks handed toWltateicaignsid
by Staples "Thrum ; theri •ebeekszwteileeded;
thki the bank e an* Were paid{ ttlisphea—
an amount in the bank.'
Crolke3etgined l =tptild the efulakcandainli
think Ware'Orgettea, or tr wined not *sr
PAM theikeiloteuVe aakiontliaa balawardraiog
sivaiillitual sines he east begiser:ttokeep twee
donut ; lie`solnatintea keeps's:good tiecestee SWAM
!Muir:- • • • ,; '
Stephen 1 Xeres) , - testified, Ibinded` the Otos
ehielte=rbeetretgtied•lrylidriar
4 kers , '
f a yattow:papnt,'lfith a not - tt h' tVda.tist bilm twn-,
bar of bills, were handed the - witness ; Alb 'stud
on yellow :paper is not in -usy handwriting.; th
hills in my hands were made out hythe deferldent
I have giVen him theatre for thoesandsof dollars
in large and smell amounts. ' .
Cross•elatnined.--I first esur-tbe obeek,.whiott
the defendant is alleged- to have forgedoer-thei
Oily lisnk, , a =few day. after the date of -tbe
sheet ; the bank officers asked me to maltose LOY
oheok. book, whieh 'I did ; •they would not pay me
tbe money which` was drawn out by tbe' forged
(Shooks, end I • sued them in the Platrlot Court, and
recovered the amount: •
'Jacob- F. Day swoon, arid •said. , -1 net paying
tellerin the-Bennington Bank ; • I knew Andrew
Lukens ;"he Is now dead-, he lived at the borne 4
of Biown and Second' streets. [Witness handed
some eheake on the Keneington 'Bank.] - Theo
checks ware,ptildby ourbank ;!they are signed
Andrew Lukens; 'we'alWaya thought the 'defend)
ant tuned them ; the cheek of the Kensington
Bank is in the defendant's handwriting; I was to
court upon the day the defendant was arraigned;
and had a long conversation with elm ; he Mid;
"I frankly acknowledge that I signed the name
of Andrew Lukens to shacks on the Kensington
Bank, and for which I am ready to Maud the
judgment of the law; but I did riot forgo the natno
of Stephen Toratu to any oheoli."‘ The defendant
plead guilty to forcing the name of Andrew Lit ,
keno to check on Kensington Bank ; I was at Re,
corder num.'s at the time the defendant wan
arrested, and said that I believed lbat the defendi
-ant woe nut guilty of forging the checks, and that
I would give $2O to defend him ;' I had- not seen
the °hooks at that Ohm; I said what .1 did from:
representations made to me by the defendant. ,"
Joseph B. Reilly, Jr., tostifled—l am the - oenbiel
of the City Bank. [Note written on yellow paper
banded to witness I This , note watt reamived by
the bank, and is addressed to annuli:ler oteeroone
among wlionif ar t t one of the number. The note
i.e in the following words:
‘, Ruth iinat.pnta, Cot. 24,1858.
"Mess Conrad ¢ Copper ItreElro# fos S Ri z
/,' Jr S' Tyra= arid Others Beat:Sir Raving the
geod Luck to Bold the %Misting of Salesmen in
a Store in Market Street not for from your Store
wham the cheeks of S Town often same to got
liblinged it having seen him almost daily deposits,
Sum of:money the City Bank and haying the
good Lnek to Fall in Love with a Certain obesot
"Street Beauty and not having the moans to keep
her And holding those thruthe to Be Self Evident
that whist Ever a man Caa Oet in this world and
bold on to in his I took the opportunity to tap pod
the bay Bank I did Calculate to give you one
more blast but I dont think it is Snfe So good Ilya
Uentlemen I au to the west to Day with my wife
shun Yours 5T.111 , 1.18K ToRAM.
One seven months ago, $95
One for $75.
~ two•for 4,509
" 75. dam the others I have
" 95. not'time r mutt
Cs CC 200. be 011,but not
‘, 7A. frightened." •
The note was written upon yellow paper, and was
addressed to "-Mess Coopper Conrad, dry Goods
atom, South Rust Corner of Ninth and Market
street, Philada."- • •
This signature here is tEM same aslinne' On the
forged:checks, and I have.ho doubt but that they
were all Written by the
.same persons. ,
Croce-examined.—The forgeries on the &hooks
were found' out about the last week in the month
of October, 1858 it came Mouthy the account of
Toms being overdrawn ; the money drawn out b
the forged °beaks our bank would not pay tint I
it was recovered by dile process of law ; nay
said that the whacks were not forgeries ; bade
been in the mercantile business for a number of
years, and am well acquainted with handwritings;
when I found out that the cheeks wore - forgeries,
I immediately suspected the defendant of forging
them.
I , :dirin T. Chase 'sworn, and said—l am a mem
ber of the Philadelphia. bar; I have been engaged'
fora number or years in the Prothonotary's office ;
I am now thief clerk in the sheen office; I have
bad considerable experienoe in the comparison of
handwriting; I have examined the note and
Sheck• alleged to be in the handwriting of the de
fendant, and I find them to be very similar; I
have no doubt in saying that they were written by
the same person
Samuel Canard' teetified—That the note written,
upon yellow paper came from his *tore; it was
tent up. there by his order; one of the forged
c h oo k g (for $(0) wee paned upon de, and therefore
the allusion made dn the letter. is true; have
been in business for about seven years; the name
signed to the note was written by the person who
signed Stephen Totem to a cheek' passed. upon
our firm. ,
Adam Maim testified—That one of the forged.
',beaks for $45 was passed upon me ;_I received
it trom the defendant; I changed it for him upon
a Saturday night, the bank at that time being
closed; I gave him gold for the cheek. The
court here took a recess for fifteen minutes.
On re•assembling; hirClDeugherly opened the.
defence to the jury in a vigorous, address, which
we should judge must have made e
very favorable
effect upon the jury. The forgery' is totally de
nied, and tlle writing mion the cheeks pronounced
not to be genuine, maid to he the pentnartabb of
Mr. Toram himself. 4 lumber of witnesses were
called to prove the Remarkable similarity between
the writing on the alleged forged checks and vari
ous writings of Mr Toram's easention.. Several
experts in writing, among whom was Mr. Williain
11. Fisher, legal reporler for the Ledger, =perk
ed in a very intelligent manner title view nt the
defence.
Mr. Dougheriy,Submlitid in evidence a member
of bills of indictment found spinet certain indi
viduals-on 'a .charge .of keeping gambling houses,
which had been returned /IS true on the evidence
of his 'client.' Thib fact, be stated, 'might prove
that there was some outside of i p n
t n e e r n m e a e n
de_
to accomplish a oonviotom •
eussion 'ensued upon the atindieibtfity of these -
Mlle, but lifter- soma pointed remarks, from Mr.
-Dougherty the ofier was withdrawn.
The woe °coupled el day, and will be pontinaed
this morning.
C 0313101- PLElAS—Judges Thompson and
Ludlow.—An injunction was applied forester;
day morning, in behalf of the Second and' Third--
streets Railroad Company, to restrain the :Arab
etteet Company from running on the road. of the
hum' 19 the gmlietle.•
MOTIOX TO 111011LRIESPONDIRMITII.
-I( arn*Winhiinkform'lnikiPannrtAfp_4l4llllol)
In Dann thy following Won:.
Ilvorknoxoonuogototk)nnnt-fi .
name athel,nl*. annilin 'lnosunjinisti hw
thr typognopnh not ono oaf Vf gm fist
weittoo aria. ,
we shall 6 irsally obligeeto gintismia laYennsyl
aska other 'Wei, for onatrlbutloas &log Um
costar ass!. of,01!tielller,1410911!lifa
the moans' of the warrosafilog oosiatrhati jinn! as
populgionor aa7latoraratiosk*tlol4l-46140-
lag to the gsnsrakossdar. . _
gENERA4 NEWS':
MAD Do* eirl SO11001'Room; , ---The Week- -
IsigtonStaref 'June LittlineYe t little, sumito-
Mont was crested yesterday-In the female depart
tient of theXourttt .Aletrief . l3ohool ( hfies MO=
born.) by the-entranee inteliiiisliMi - room of a
rabid dbiefoaining et (the mina; imapping7aa,be
t'eu Along the Imesieg, and -exhibition/he nem& .
Oifiltka '9eSteses in
,attelt port that' The'.greutesti
'arm was netsiralty 'eateited in the johOol"roota.
itfr: "John s.l'honiperm; pitmans& of-the male
4sipartinent, with' much E presume of - .Mind, re
!strained sours or the bargerboye,'whowzgruponsly
:volunteered to amen the entrust,: he fearing .that _
by approaahing it unguardedly some - or - teem
',might be bitten. Mr. ThOninebn - then undertook
,the dangerone tasked' efehtinelhe dog from the
hoots; mid lesuceo fortunate, sus to_ enc.:IPA is ee
I dolnsriewithout. injury .to himself 'or any of Abe
dog died
,in 'great
,aPpirent - niony'
IshorUy,afterl. .• r - .=
- . .
'liiroinitn. 'Paint Fir/kr 4 t i - Pacissurdiri-L'
i trikirgii prig; A lokir'of renown'; lately arrived"
Mini Boglandi.lait *ink Wood i ..tirtel,of de- -
i (UMW taithellqually.ofebreled Bd. - ,Priee, of Boa,
ton--so sells Porter's Spir it, of li tt Times, . Mr.
Price is a fightineinan, ere* , "Ineh of him, and
hatinittbein ' alp* fit picking up the gait - Met '. A
' friendz ot-itte has:depoetteilcin Awns haudd ri.... IfrOtO
for two hundred dollars, with widelcto. ' bind .a.
=tab i at KlOU'llglarii4l.o nOnV,6niaPe", fur a battle,
itkiii .t o '-ePla° ll ta-0a1,!,. m i4t: L-X. 1 4% .i 0 xi , ' ;Pp ,
wt
tavkivirriT tit,.'V iF loniiir 41 icelsortest poei
.tesltt itatiteea "Ed ineend i titialeass;%trantscAtitglvw
1 04 Xr motirllblult At - 0 1 ;4. 4 6 1 1k, .lilit; WY _fen
hb.palut Is for. tbeethittiOnty pc? turilZuSlt-iA3le
tipbandied doljair(ir - onaftualtdd, At - Itooll
hottlfingbittir) wartsid lib striatidl-.-Ifilit'rork.
iihry t a m fm,)"uc; r: 4: is ...- • 3r-.r t..; WrhL.".. :r ti
..-
4•4l 'ailitAirtioni : Rtirr 4 krittimtvkir r tiii,b—A.
itertuttelrOublellotte certain LtwodlessaiisFM;J , ...ber
tirelartile antbositieS Of tho!PsihitP-Vhwalt(gE4i
eget) aud , the...ratite/A s ..Petwohodep pito
~Boott
granted hi the aliniali by this oordzion' coifed!' tit
matte, additioit - V - i'heii dhirrott" edifies dilhe
pabldaPatki: .TWllttesistohymitte lair loch die.
position, Cif the 4 property, - stad ..sithe the lid Or
terfat*Awrziiifff Rqo intitlPVoo tti fitun'er-ik.r •l ut gAtn.P1 i Zi )q ,..a 0 g,= 7 ,,,,,,„.. -"o r i lweal
taidiuntio Ithirato le rqdidlorloMellitri* called
out; teitthegAid not unholy. , on , tlitolus)l:nsi - itotill
oftet the itentellthre haik'imProteto*PliflLMPlM.ol.
ex ( 4 01 " 2 4 oliatet MIA Maigitt 2o , l4 .Mit'#PPbbilit on= ,
thalnettitt ' '* " " 1 - - ~' ,
,la AUriadatie "titaii.ittr'tii..aiiikrilic4u.
lik lait,`Adea'lnstat; aihruie Diderot - left - id
Itpptentioelethe . EZisiithitri tMiel.lbet :rood*
irsirkhiumrltkt Mr, irerteet, attosarpelionlegaitoil
from twit Am of akiibibillo/nb,A4111114
at moth to theLeallar l itaswma tit .w at )rork,
iauflitfaitipolt.oorue overfilpf'aitibii theft 4
*atilt . 'Mier . teoefifiltig eat foie inatsfoyi
leo Friar , . I .._' No 0f0n0r.,4 as shirr," stittedz :H•
fell ott7iiiie ,--?., sal though oetusiderably4ifted
lk t ' „ ,.,:r --, 0; pttottOy Injured ,as at fluit
lii ' ';'.--- ' ia 'it Ol a c c PS 2 . 441 . 1 44E4
it .yosto : - ,..4 itie Meg 'about; apParentl,
Ma well tfif nitwit -.-.TAiriffititer - I.M.4o*X7miht 171 ,
'i: ' Vidaink I ltrits2-i - -:TbEFTSiiir Flialloadd
71 - Metall thatSbe , Pkihestateelkit eAlifoille
wribrideittelt . fration stiltlield WOMAN*
;
- '44 imilklitiq in C_Vfl l 4 kno , ffoni •thP
12 . e4t day. The wino produe el 00,12161.0 in
'Hattie liiiireeihs it.'iiid W.' hill ' bei.`taniii'liii
iitiallY, ass 44"4 dtilitrof- th eeS S 'SOW aol - thek
''beattitaportedats *IL ibligioniardaturatriee
where the people use wine at their tables,, and
where a bottle pg it „can. be. oblainad, lor three
.or four obite; 'tirunni,iii lira bar-troOfuo stru,un
"if ildititirkiiiftioti Xiletr:.'AlMinititirEirog
igiiicA'ittitWeWidd'arP4tohltiirgiyfittnlVC.-has
dog,a` Alpe Eudora ti,7sotn. as the °kr belong , -
big t or the' 01,111114 = w uo onoo; ,to', go with. her
Ibtuudiriut.',EtUl 'dtiKitti :fillityn',witb -her tithe
pip - akAight.:". Wit flitiyofoliF7olitTne movement
Lttifiro' reikiiikilibilf;-.lhltlittooKiwth.OS
ill'a 9;748602i-aciar4n#:•EhAN-b_.so4Rvh,
. 1 ,.0 aia so: , ,
~ ..,
pleasant ,7%„ ~ L : : ,
-: A.',;,.•;:ii, iutiii" Zol 1 - - gornfdiant
Mr. Melvin', at Sgsforth TMitteeghttetti,.-irrecon
Thertkai,lest ; , , frieitlagyjpired by a full- bloodied
birr•ide - boest, Whiskilii.uras leading; M' tuber to
lartireighed.'lliti'aftlaiatintdoffelided4atlthe alight
.ttplilleatliuttaf stimltatr. truhis dilataryillante,"rldr.
Melvin wag tweedinto the air exutins. atIMIA°
P l44 l t kak h ltl i fs-MikePPM.td* ----- ,: ~ 1 •
Exrit.tpantrox,y4purpritt.,-: 1 , 4 . 4 i , * X'eter
AtTlorh.inttr.p.,teArge,itiptst: f ltie - 4t,qow,trilth
reatiilly . gatit‘ bittlet6 Vie heifer pelvic *l#
tibia fi 'ate niiir 4 iltitthtlftj eriddition.{ , 4' - 4 . .
PERSONAL.
L. Q. 0. LAMII3I.-,.Are are softy 40
:teeAry iturintra Misitedgi 'sixoteitgeei'swirt the
•Motatgornery tbst,theMon.
the, had. pats
dye - Wits
. I , • ' 1
"orhia7poiiir.ltt - phisaf - ni; to nts
and . randar trthatetatratteotint- Of hie MeWanlahip
WOOF liePreSenteAlve Itt the NationEd-Legiela
.Tgg Boston Transcript, says:
to observe that Mr. Morphy's health to dello - alp:
and fear his brain is 6verworked ;' though striellY
temperate and reviler in his habits, profon ged -
cerebral riguotorch to radar fbr one as you ag
and comparatively.fragi le: Ile should now raw Ea
awhile upon hie retitete.", -
MPathPath'
'Fnayie, the yrell-known
sailer at Meraphlti. Tenn., died suddenly, of apo
plexy, on Thursday, week, 9th inst.' li e viiks a; nib
tive of Pruners ' and "related to ttuilitte Xing of
Prance, Louis Philippe, in whose household' his
early ,yearewere spent.
Mr. J. 11. - Srzorriray, son oi'Joefah kney,
of Watertown, Maas., heal recently reesived a
diploma as a member of the Royal College of
VeteOnary . Surgeons of London. is the
first American Who - has taken hie degree abroad.
' R. LnE 'WRITE haft purchased, and iiabckit
to engage in the isublioation of, the Oetine/h
-oinp:Enterpre.renewspaper, under the name of
thg Faye:ifs Patriot..
A.FICIUS is imminent _between the son.
Garrett Davis and Mr. Sisos,thellismooratts candi
date for Congress in the Lexington Ay ) district.
the latter having caned the former a liar , and a
scoundrel.
HENRY K. BROWN, the emininfidtitp
tor, has so far reoovared from his recent Works as
to be able to start for Washington to attend to the
datiea of the Art Commisstan. _
Great Itnenbetwean - Flora .Temple and
Princess-. Flora Wins.
prom the N.- Y Tribune of yesterday.] - -
T rotting on the Eolip - qe itourse, Thursday, Jahe
18,1859. Matob for p,OOO, three mile twits to
wagons:
Tillman nainint b. m. Flora Temple.... Z
.). 1. Eoff names b. m. Princess (from On-
Wombs) 2 2
Time 7:54-7:59i
No other horse in this country Dan draw such - a
crowd to witness a trot as Robs: Many thousand
people were present at the &lilies oontse'yealer
day—and this in spite of the extreme :heat and
showery weather in the morning, and a threaten
ing sky at noon. We are pained that • feel
compelled to state that this great' , crowd expe
rienced a bitter disappointmenat l the manage
ment of the trot. The general .opinion; whether
coned or not, seemed to be that there was poison
-test at all between Flora and the Califordamare;
but that the whole thing had been'previouily ar
ranged, to result neit did.
OM=
. .
First Buie.—They-got et without& single false
start, Princess, inside and a length aheaci. ~This
lead she maintained until they oanie upon the
home stretch; when Flora came filongbido of h'er,
and they passed the score nee* and ioseic; in - 2:37.
. Second hille.-,—Prineess led all around the coarse,
and wee a length ahead at ,the Andre' -stand.
„ ,
Third mo.—ln the tiiiid - 'quirter Vora kipped
Princess, and in turning the corner tin td the houla
stretch, passed , her, and 'eSme in winner of the
heat. Tituti 7 -2:36i, - •
• Time of the heat....., 7:54. ,
.. •
-The rain foil ratildlydUring'theleat. This and
the recent harrowing for the =nmade the trick
heavy. It was remarked that the California mare
need not have been passed_ bed not her :driver
wished it. Therawas a show of moon:for this,
because the closest observer could disoover no ef
fort on his part to put the mare to - the top of her
need. It was clear : from the beginning, that
Flora was not in condition; she hitched even when
going fast, and seemed off her gait. The California
mare moved with the cue. and. grape of ,a grey
hound, or of a swallow en the wing, and seemed
capable of afar higher rate of speed. • She Is' a.
model of beauty, and blood le written all over her.
,The betting, after the first heat, was in favor.of
Flora at any odds that could be got, auoll as 100
to 7.
8113c0141) USAT
nut Mile —Flora had now the inside. Sheled
the entire wale in 2 37t. .
Second Mile —Flora &bead from beginning to
end. Timo-2 36i. , - .
Third Milo.—Flora ahead. Prinoees
: lagging
behind. On the' home etretsh FtOra - broke badly,
and the California mare came near paseinglier'tn
spite of the driver • but Flora was just enough
ahead at the snore to be.,deolared the winner.
Time-2 451.
Time of the heat—T.s9i.
Brokers , Vechnicatities.
T4oropeprt's Bank Note Reporter thus defines
some of- the phrases used la stook circles ant by
110IYEIMPerd :
A Bom. to en* who buys /docks on .speculation,
thinking they will rise, so that he can sell at a
_profit It la to hie interestio have steaks fate, and
he Will resort to every MOIRE' td bring about the
desired result. -
A REAR Is one who sells stooks on speculation,
thinking they will fall, co that he eau buy in for
less money to fill bia onntraets. It is' to his in.
West to break down the market, and be will re
sort to the moat desperate meant to accomplish his
CORNER is when the bears cannot buy or bar.
row the stook to deliver iu fulfilment of their 0011-
km:sta.
A DRPOBITE is earneht.money lodged in. the
bends of a third party as guaranty ‘, 5 up, ,,
"10 aa," eto., in the language expressive of a
derosito•
OVEITLOADILD la wbea the halls pannot: take And
pay for the stooks they have purchased." •
B 11011? is when a pereon'or party 'mills stoae
when they have none, and eaptel,..to. buy or bar
row them in time to dative r,
Loma Is when.apereon - : or Party has a plentiful
eapply of stooks:'
ri,lart to to buy some etkett with a view to
selling it in a few days, and either mak 0. or lose,
a 4 tuck _ will have it. . • c -
A I'Vism.is a pretended - tale, by spt.oht agma
mentliaykisa-tbasenorandbayar, Lt ibe parrA,
ut ottial; 101aotatiod No/ tat