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fifty yeare,-It hoe been the ohlrot of all the aortae In
terestyd to,,yourekteelr lame ',safest thedlablllty of al
ter•tona of tit a. and the raising or subetliutioti of
Weber, denominations of !slue; out *so far that deg
gable ohr:tithe* r•erer , bean arenmpliebed: for upon the
one heed. red and _forty Jour far similes genuine
B•viatior-e q-uk card to UK- very nr.t numb., o r .be
Eneyelo•edia there are seventy-eight altered, raised
Sod spurfour ant., on. (nal eata..oo. .
Thee • a , urines dad sherd notes are generally the
lea as of espied. d and broken Bar ke welch, betas int
al• silt eZeoate a by • r-aa at b to engraving • firm
for. as, originally, spivesit, Wve* onmpere to
'Debit of wotireanshii ha with Imps arb'veat, biota
gereirstly ~'the elreoliatfon of thorn:4 ded,banks lever,
freetsenei obt toed opts jattire by dishonest parties,
rho at bees 'mete ,it their -bu me-e to erase-the title
and - legation of the kao bsok,,siod either hy pasties
or reprinting to the o' come bank in good - merle:,
d altering .he foratirn to 01.7.rr. !Tend: initialled In folet.
fog these eltenwi'NoVe upon the paella it sood mousy
WO Dee vet 01INT•AL.011 - S0CTI2 OF 4.11111114:11Z nu A
agetit s• -grpAametus•. , • "
Another gr e at soar.* of lows to the nubile le the feel.
Ilty with 'Web ale 'ewer; Ml rent be. k /tree hereto.
fore hero, Dien], 11l DlKOltleitlettet. Val Ds—One,dol-
Iv Nhtei be eir newel' ' to Teo dolor .ten, and soar.-
be atitliele. Meekly Abe o .n n ,
ters,ettd-printins hr , tr plate terser oboe. or by past
ing over , The email •,d.noroinati.o at ee in vary
Vim pip.- r.. so es set, to; visibly off , et the average
thirenese of the paper tiptoe tohtch ;he rest if - she slots
is prinhd - - • '
The .BhOI7ItITY eff'rded by our D 3311 °Tall the in
the feet that in the entire oleetilalon of ,Daher mbvvy
on this contineot Or. Ito 860 notes exactly etch.
the th e etyle of latter need le. the tills is 4iff,rent,
the islanettey..portralts, or 09tIn'etP vary, or the ditto.
roloation, fo.ati he „ire 41.10211'er. • With -a , Jae.
simile oreve,r fermi:foe ante her• re him. we WIN,.
every preen. it ,abile in ••ecei.ing parr ',smirk so far
as m re iseetilventesist lie stilt it hobetifi .4.
the phut of this work bee reoefir-d -ho highest sew.
minus for ire great titan', and 'wive to the piebtio as a
p'ot.etor egaleet bse or fraudulent riper meaty. ea
rat-eafo ,its.l.lrabillt. se •ll•nstrative f a demist
meet of Otte doe arta in which this - country noels all
,others; , , •
grog, e great mesa of snob nottbee -we iiitet'on the
fitnew,,ry•froto. Parsons .00eopylvy the meet tioPert.ot
esuatione to the seamltr of pow mousy.
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'maioa , nn Raub - Notes t.f the City of Hinton
vol hliVa at ttatraohnons limos rir Abri,
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now in existence, will be tended in the se, e stile .ten
Able work io a week.f or monthly extra, and in this
'tee net the nubile will away!, no keptltilly adelind L.
regrd to she 'lathe oiroulatiou of the piscine pap .r
ourroincy orthe +Pantry. . •
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'plata Si possible - • • , . -
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widish will contain ea jaE sof seet , doe oot,a,
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WKDNEBV.' JULY 6:.-,1859.
ress
WEDNESDAY; JULY 6; 1856:-
Lord .Palmeraton's• Ittinistry.-1400.
Defeated by a
~mijority opt/dries - a; in ~the
fullest sitting of the Eiouse.of Comnionli that
ever took place, the Earl of DaitnieresigUed
,office en Abe 11ib of June—the very day, by a
singular' coincidence, upon which Printichine
TEiNIOII, the. veteran' statesman of Aufitrlai
yielded tip his bre ith. There •were piece-,
dents. supplied bylirra in 178$ and by fßiri,
in 1885, for a Cabinet continuing in office, not
only after one hostilOvote but several. Lord
DatinF preferred to' resign, the Rouse of Oom
mons having so decidedly told tho Queen, told;
the country, and told himself, that .his Ad-
ministration did not possess the confidence of
the country.
Following the invariable practice; the Prime
Minister waitei upon the Queen r foruially In
timated to her, what ,she had already- known
several hours before, that he bad been outvoted
in the Commons and begged to resign office,
for_ lib:peek and colleagues. Which resigna
tion, to use Diner's own courtly phrase,
in the House of Lords a few days later, ." . .11er
liejesty was graciously pleased to accept."
Queen ''Floreara then - asked him what States
man be would recommend as'
and—knowing her Milky% political and per-.
eons! grounds of objectien anddisltketo 1 1°r
P4LMElterON,aid Joys BussELL—he suggested
that Earklnartvume, who bad' been a .Cabinet
Minister, In the A dadnietrationn respectively
headed - by Lords lout; litlfiflELL, ABERDEEN,
and Permurtaxott, would be a suitable ;keratin
to form a ne*, Ministry and be Ha chief. Thu
Queen, glad to, be relieved from the personal
annoyance of having' PALEERErOIi or :101121.
Rout Sri at the head of public affaira,
Imme
dlatoty sent for Lord Gaduvrx,zu. -
While the noble Earl isehening his elothes, I
putting off his invariable clerk-colored frobk,
white vest, :and Cliford.gray pantaloons, and
attiring himself In the liankey garments, called
Court dreal," which our aristocratical con
temporary, the Bolen . Courier, pralsei as a
suitable and beconibigl livery, we shall re
turn,-for a few minutes,. to that eloquent and
evitable nobleman, the fourteenth Earl. of
Death,' formerly itnowiti while plain Mr.,
SiattLEY, in the Honed of. Commons . , as it tha.
EfotaPur of-Debate."
Lord *Denby :Was born In the fait year
of the, last- century.; entered the house
Cif CoinittonS in 1821 at the age of tvirenty
two ; was Colonial Under -Secretary 'in 1827'
and 1828, 'float' Mr. CANNING and the.
late Lord CODERS'Sa j took office In -Lord
Gisx's Government, in 1830, as Chief Secre-
MO' for Ireland ; and wad Colonial Secretary,,
and a Cabinet . Minister, from March , i 836 to
July 1884,'wben, taking alarm at- the Ululate
intention of reduoing - the temporalities of
the Church of ireland;'he Withdrew from office,
accompanied by the Duke of Riciniimiff, Lord
Ilarou,, and Sir hams Gelman, the letter
opener. Declining , office, under Pane. in
1884 6, Mr. STARLDY; was ,l'Emis Colonial
Setratary from September 1841 to December'
1846, when ho resigned; otilentning that PEEL
was a convert telbe - Cohdenite principles of
Free Tradti, At this time, ho was in the
Upper Milne; as Lord Sratmcv.- lie headed
the Protectionist Opposition, in the Lords, to
Pest's Anti-Corm law measures in 1846, at
the samo•tline that Lord CsoliGE' BENTIBOR
Was leddlng,otalthe wino side, in tbe Com 7
Etas. - The Lieutehant in Whose knowledge,
tact, boldness, dad elocluence, Lord Gain ein
&nitwit mainly relied was Mr. -
ofintaahr, Undoubtedly one of the., Al*, Avg
huh Pelltialana of the age—ai..nitta svim bee,
fairly fought his way, tbrough'ilie toMesieg
befriers orAristecracy, into posillors,-,poWer,
atkropotatifit. - PoHtical °iron% dprldir iha
„ryes" Trade 'contest ) and ,intbai4nentlyxwbeti ,
- thiStatatin
made Mr. DISRAELI leader of tite-dppoeitipd
in the Donee ,'of bragbi:Cord.,
Nair a gocd deal into personal Oorkteurilea
tion,,ont of which sprung a friendship, throng
and solid. Accordingly, in March. 1852, when
Lord Joan k mum . resigned hie Premiership,
beaten by a mijitrity of eleven on an amend.
merit of Lord Pautesirron'a on Meat ilitis Bill,
Ohd the Queen called upon the earl of Deane to
fotai a Cabinet, the flat Matt consultetirma M r.,
bfatuatit, who *as then appointed Cbangelldr
of the s schequer. In the Ministry then formed
the popular principal was so much recognised
that tairenteeti no* men, Obledy - Commbriets,
lei° sworn in •Frivy Ootincillora 'on one day.
That Minfittry remained only nine months in
office, dating which period it passed a mea
sure for Chancery Refer* Organiied a Militia,
and folhed that entente cordiale with Louts
IsTaroratos which has striae been 'Maintained.
Defeated on their Budget, the herby Ministry
quitted office in December, 1852, and were
succeeded by a Coalition Ministry under the
Earl of ABERDEEN—an old4asbioned Tory,
of the nitra•illiberal school of • PERCIVAL,
&mos, SincoUrE, CAsnEREAOII, and Liven-
POOL.
In this Coalition Ministry, from which Lord
A intim, the Premier, retired in February,
1855, fairly. overburdened by the responsi
bility of the primein War, Lord PArmaa-
BSON, who knew little - of the internal adminis
tration of the United Xingdom, was made
Home Secretary, (owing to the jealousy of
Print.° ALtizat, Who thought his iolictenco
too great with Continental Powers.) awl Lord
Jolts Bosun, who was profoundly ignorant
Of European politics, was made Foreign Se
-
craters , i So utterly incompetent was 81311-
enj, that ho had to surrender the Foreign
!eels just two months after they were con.
fided to his incompetent hands. Be flitted
about from one bureah to another, in Lord
A ntanszta's Cabinet, and finally snuffed him
self out by an ostentatious failure, as Ambas
sador to Vienna. in 1865. From that, time
until the other day he has been in a state of
personal rather than political antagonism to
his old rival, PALVERSTON.
On Lord Ansansan's retirement; in Febru
ary 1856, ho was aucceeded, ne Prime Minister
by !Arc' PAL/W.BIW, who retained Lord
CLA.RENDON.OB his Foreign Reermary. Two
years later, while England was yet groaning
under the burden of increased taxation, to
meet the 8500,000,000 which th i e- War with
Russia had cost, Mr. Rioitean ConLa
and . carried, a vote of censure' tho Pal
merston Cabinet for having commenced use
less, unprovoked, and costly hostilities with
China. PALSIEILETOH, considering this es only
a surprise vote, took the course lately adopted
by Lord Dann; and, dissolving Parliament,
appealed to the country, by a General Elec
tion. The result was immensely in-his favor,
giving him a larger majority iu the Commons
than any Primo Minister had been upheld by
fur many years. The General Election of
1867 seemed, in fact, to have placed Pat
'cannon and his colleagues more firmly in
power than ever.
The Athenlap Sago "declared, that to flit the
wheel of capricious I' ortune was the chief
thing rt-quirod for earthlrhappiness. Lord
PALMERSTON could have echoed this aphorism
within twelve months after the General Blue-
Gun of 1867. Early in
, the cession of 1858, I
a vote of censure was carried against him, on
a motion by Mr hfrosea Giusos, for having
degraded the character and lowered the honor
01 xnglaud, by truckling to the. influence of
the bmperor Neeousott, and by wanting to
change the English law to please that foreign
potentate. In twelve little months, PALMER.
STON'S majority had. dwindled away—partly
from a dislike of his relations with NApoaaosi,
and partly because, in the plenitude of suc
cess and power, be had become haughty, pe
tulant, and supercilious, thereby personally
offending some of his warmed supporterd.
Whatever is the cause, PALMERSTON was de
feated, and had to resign.
It was expected, by Lord JOHN RUSSELL)
with . that peculiarly high appreciation 01 his
own •importance which is one of his leading
cbaritoteristicsi that Queen VIOTORIL had no
alternative, on PALMERSTON'S' resignation, but
. .. . .
„
iti?'4llold fon— himself) • This; considering his oared to the - mental 'organization is, like.
yeti Bigrant failak in hie embreery, to Vienna, • wise, by no itielinii:uniratiOrtriiit,tiiiiin- the Pre
licips,Wasa eotnewhatalnrealionahleeXpeeta- sent economy of ' our rase the spiritual Is
tibia 1 ;it Warr not realized. ;-- ''
•, - • ~ ,
„operated, 'cip by the material., For the - cilium,'
tog ,
.I),Earsr , and the, Conservative - Jiarty . itgerbits'itiercise of the' ind the beds , ' should
1:4 . ittaulzed that pertleular opposition to be in the fullest discharge of its healthy !uric:-
• W i z ,,,t,,iiireeratitit Minletry. which, defeated
,tiotiaP: .lifa'few flelltirs tbne spent -in recruiting
~t„,i ii
~ , Mrk Eirsaannt and .his Clonservegve the forces of the physical come' back tenfold
gents in the Monier)! Cerement' bad vptod in the veil and,ner.lifis which we are enabled
I a tees' s, , azeterestiorr ; but the ; belittle Motion to;earry into Our employments. - ' '
Wirtlibititight forivarti and seconded by avowed
Li alk. In a wer'd,"the Paimeruton Ministry 1, , , -. ; Nerity i,Pubbleations: -; ;
ati bed, rather fr om Internal dieserielons in The sixth volume of the splendid edition : of
siaP -; •.
• - eetle arty; than from' intrigue or attack from enoper'e novels, Ilitnersted by Darleyould -nob
ism
•Itished by W. 'A' Townsend It Oa , of New`York,,
tn ., vowed enemy. -
neon. VICTORid, pining by Lord Semi
re :o r u n nulf ro popular in thleoonntry its it wee, and
Rtrateir,, (who IS said -to have ev en attired b oont Tut 'clam Bravo," a story :abloh hue pot
Venetian ' sc ener y .
the truth of its portraiture : of
tataiKite lu a full' COnit suit' for his expected en 7. mention, governments, and
iit , iview with his Royal ' Mistress i) . Sent for ; people was Immediately - woogrased as at ones
Fi tt" v ial of Manx, and asked him to oblige her • tiuthfel and granbto. It was pablisbiri in 1831;
i
' bye thitng a ( tiverainent and acting as Its and ire reoelleet . that in the following year, when
iiii ~-). Lord DERRY &tinkly told-her that he: we drat sew Venice, we found that a previous , Re
lies-T*o as was the position to 'which he ivars. rt.al of "The Bravo bas impressed the Oily of
the!letup= oar mind, ea =oh se
t a month's rie
thiltilitilted; bereft e
no inclination to' assume idenee could bays done; and trotter than any
Itaithat the Parliament bad been elected, less- itulde•book. One of the steel plates in Ode edl-
Atlitt t hat
months before; under the special lion' represents -tbe Carmelite Shriving old An
lii eimoof I ord PAMIMMTO/:; that, on most. tonic, the Fisherman , in the Adriatic, near the
poi ta encept t b is.F ren oh questi on,it we ul d still L'de, with the pollee - boat in the &stapes The
r:kiatiOp to anppOrt him; that, in fact,thechance .o•ber gives the leteritderiorJaeobo with his,dyhig
Lit pitttho Liberate already repented having. Tether: Th4ie,are admirably drawn and are fine
' tbitivit him out Of Offide ; and that be (Lord lv enireved: They are well nrlnted, also. The
Irk - ix SNrizr ..... miv,il,ling, with biii political expo.. .vivettra arenumerons. sbowlng goWlolss i palmed,
lie;"‘ ~ I. 'c
'kir:office ; with a . =deafly of the ha ads, and e d e gires-airewe with grae f
e, truth. and
4(i'' . ens
,dechi s effiy - against him.. Concitte` daughter (:). • n e rl a ), 0 , i r a i n r a t 11,1
on
n g b p e e a ge d- . 0 20 t 2 1s e n . sT t a r i i l e er ' o a f
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.gry
~, ' ataesairote ;another trial, Lord DERBY ' Tidal himself.'; !if l iia`riirty4re; 4111011,,eriasy . tlie
pas ~trolly dedlined . the actual goverionent • veitrine,'alverillet:exterittiii of The'llial 3,-- lwe
Or''. ~ .British Empire. . , - •. • -,, trillion of Cori Per, whieli fa one or tho'reeet hand;
• . .14, - Weverilbt RoYal antipathy to EimilDt- • some site ef, illpainited
_works ever miblieheikin
lttie. , Wats such-that Vtoroats. 'requested Lord ' b tys b e r ea t atry, lo r eold at $1 50 per volume, aad,oari
' • ...
to "sleep on . the matter and visit her - 4108°Waalnedty ilyr oribers. atlr. El Siolleery;
an str eet, s th e so l e agent for this tiebil.;
ek,, 'the next, .day. He not only slept upon cation. in this oily, and vrill reoeive subscribers',
ige • ".t. consulted' with Mr. DISRAELI aqd many names.
otiother politicians who bad '
acted with ' '
,i),I
,„, • , , ,
tiering his .Ttiintaterial reign in 1852.; He " PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.
' a visited the Queen; is else had requested, The am' Mission. By'William Dein, D. D,
Twenty years a &Melon ary tb Obtria, pp. '396.
, ..." Nati receiving from her fall-authority to '
{ New York : Sheldon art Co. Philadelphia :..T. B.
nal ''' 'new 'Parliament, Wheriever factions op- Lippincott d: ' Co.
fan ' OR' defeated him 'in the House of Com-
ii •, relnaantly set about constructing anew
ISi o ( nletration. Mr. DISLIEI:I resumed his
I fie, Stones r inauclal Minister., with the leader-'
sill . 61 the A ouse of Compel - in.' General Penn,
b 0 er' to' the departed Statesman, became
§if etary of - War, and Sir I. 8. PAKLIdOTON,
i
rg:, Lord of the Admiralty ;. Lord STANLRT,
e4pt lean tp the Premier, first became - Colonial
*o4eatery and then Minister for India; Sir .E.
.L.ll3tilwait LYTTO/I, the great author, took
'aril''; lt;. Watromi resumed his post at HOMO
'Be . e.tary ) and Lord MALMESBURY again be
ea 6
e
Porelgn Secretary., But, on- the whole,
thp i oerby Ministry was irWeak in the Runes,"
As;genator Bieasa bath' it, in point of talent.
risenr, ima.szar, STANLEY, and' Boawsa,
*Oita the only decidedly lirstirate men in it.
. - xiii,' Chancellor was talking 1 rieszaza 'con-
Neried into a' chattering peer, under the name
lie-Lord CEISLIIIVORD. - The office had been
- -piibred to Lord Sr. LEONARDS, who had been
Hnitily'a Chancellor in 1852, who declined it
int';'the plea of being 1?. years of age: We Isbell
iii - j4, - by and bye, heir Lord dmikiistr, eagerly
grsaped at this position, although two years
'older than Lord Sr. Lzossabs, whom profes
•Bianal readers will better recognise as Sir En
•litatii Stibiisii, eho Wroto the world-iamous
;acv book "On Powers 1i •
.Lord DERRY, although possessing cull et
the oldest peerag.es in, England, had a less
viristoorsticalCabineLthart Lord panteasvps,
Who is 'only an Irish. peer; of modern crea-
Alen. Lord Pamtaawros's Cabinet, of 1858,
attUtatned I lisike, 8 Marquises, 8 Earls, 8
Barons, 1 Irish ViscoUrito., ittroiefif, and 8 ,
4irtrithribre--1: o.; out of fifteen Cabinet Bit;
nitners• there Were !Bile, Peers _ arid ail Ocitii
. , ..:.
Maperit. In Lord Dotrir's bainuet there wad
itor,pnke, and only ono ' Marquis, . but thwie
,irete font Earls and a single' Baron. There
We'4e a - brace of Baroeets and half a dozen
',otmormiere 7 locluding, however, trio Peen!'
Werta xi:ltrizi and ''Lord "..bourn Maitanne,)
Whereas, on a Oeiiii,lion•dente Viet, no Mem-
I ' • ..
Mem
ber Of the Peerage should sit as a ieritesthifti:.
tlire of the People, tbo claims of ArintecticY
by birth, end of Deniocraoy by election, be.
log undeniably incompatible.
Having time brotipt the Derby Ministry of
1858-'69 into office, there we shall leave them
until our next publication. Our design is to
give the personnet of the Palmerston Ad
ministration, and to do this, intelligibly it Is
necethlary to show bow and why it was formed.
sketches, more of leas biographical, of each
mrtnber of the hew Ministry, Will form part
and parcel el the &mitt setleil—which
hope, will glire some intorMation, in a popts
lay form, upon the manner in which a handful
of the British aristocracy assert and oterCiso
a sort of hereditary claim to govern Eng
land.
tlea.Bathlng.
t , ,
As the season approached whop great nrini•
bars of persons seek a temporary retreat fidin
the cares of business and the sultry, impure,
and pent-up atmosphere of the town, a hint or
two on the subject of health and recreation
may not be out of place. , Especially would
we call the attention of that class of our cid.
Zeus to the subject whose eircentstanctea and
occupations preclude the possibility of a pro.
longed absence. The question should he
what distance, or.rather what time, is there
between any given point of resort and my
bUsineetl, and in what direction shall I obtain
the largest amount of physical and mental M
oults consistent with that expenditure of time?
Now, while there aro many places which
present themselves as attractive, yet none
seem to combine so many sources of true
advantage and enjoyment as the seaside.
It is to be regretted that so little importance
has boon attached in this country to the sub
ject of sembathlng. Isfo nation, probably, is
so completely an unwashed one as our own.
In the early historic periods of our race
bathing entered largely into even the religions
service of tho times. Among the Egyptians
ablutions were constantly' practised. It was
when the daughter of PHARAOSI. attended by
her maidens, was going to her river bath,
that the Intent was'discovered who was to be
come the future lawgiver of Israel, and, it-'
deed, of 'all time. The Greeks and Romans
were scrupulously attentive to sea-bathing. In
Russia all classes, lrnm the Emperor to the
poorest serf, enjoy ml almost daily bath. Tho
,euft, beautiful skins of the Eastern women are
'duo to their habits of ,bathing. Aside
from the universality of so Important a
practice, we have in its behalf a more
conclusive argument in the organisation of
the body. The skin may be considered as
an immense gland. On its steam) num
berless little orifices open their mouths
invisible to the unassisted eye. The matters
which peso out through those emtinctorlea,
consisting of water, carbonic acid, ammonia,
and many baits, are effete. They have served
their purpose in the economy, and to remain
longer would prove positively injurious. If ,
they cannot escape through these natural out
lets, they must be gotten rid of by the lungs
and kidneys ; and while there is a wonderful
compensating and accommodating power pos
sessed by these organs, yet such extraordinary
acts on their part, superadded to natural of
fices, always prove injurious, and constitute a
fruitful source of disease. Estimating the sur
face of a man of ordinary bulk to be about
2 600 square inches, and 8,521 pores to cacti,
averaging one-fourth of an Inch in length,
we should have in the aggregate a tube over
I t twenty.seven miles in length, transmitting,
when in a proper state of aotivity, not loss
i than four pounds of injurious materials in the
' twenty-four hours. - Besides this,' we are to
consider the skin as an aerating medium pas
sing oxygen for the wants of the blood, and
regulating the temperature of the body. It'
an animal Is coated over wills souse material im
-1
pervious to air lie heatrapidiy falls, and it soon
perishes in a state of asphyxia. Bathing is,
therefore, clearly indicated, and especially sea
bathing, (particularly from the stimulating
qualities of its paline Ingredients,) as the
,most
appropriate application to restore and maintain
the functions of' the skin, Tho benefit pro-
, 'The 740Toarsbirg :Review. , .7aly 1859. Oliam
'berthing ~1(.11 gee k 00. r.il:Rernellent num
ber of a good review, nominated by, thaltev.Ers
Gerhart P Schaff • The articles of.mmt mark
and note. are "What'is Poetry ?"'by Rev. Theo.
Ore Appel, of Laooaetar, and "Extempore Preset
log, by the Rev Riiwin E nersod, Grienoistle
American Journal et'. the Medical • Stint:leer,
ilited be Ismael flays Df I) -,Pabliehecii(lyarterly
Xaly. Philadelphia [A publioation tif Standard
authority and ability. Ile reviews and Mlle
graphical notices are espeolally,gOod.
• The 'Lathan; Monthly. :one nod St ly. Ben
ton: Shepard; Clark, k Brown. Philadelphia:
Bateman .1c 'Brothers [A montb4 magazine for
children.' It leilrefavelY illuetraiel. Io thelune;
number a poem by the late Thomas Hood, lately
pabliebed by hie. surviving. children, IS altered
and spoiled• and served .up as "Adventures of a
New York Pest Piggy." Thin is very unfair: In
thejuly number, the best artielei for ohltdren, to
a pretty fairy tale.ealled " Tiny and her Vanity "
Sketches of the New York Military and the
Rnaveries of Peter Punk !metro e'en; are satiate!
suited to' nterest the; Mrowd ,ce juvenile .reader?.]
Elistrated . Moupt Vernon Renard Vol. 1, pp
ISt' Philadelphia: Devareox 4.00 rib% publioai
Con is _the lygon s of the Mount • Vernon Ladies'
Associiittion,•nn..a nen, peecil, - and patriotism rooks
a very able and hatideovieNvork: It Is Mastro,-
tod liberally and tastefully.'
From Cs utre County.
..f..etthlll(l.• ACCIDS24T-:10:i lAMBS 1317R1051D1
hiAwir,T BILLIDD 8r , 1181210 TIIIIOI4R rieutdi c*t
- - ", •
pareopondeaos of , Tha Pr o• .
BILLHirON*II, July 1,18 M.,
Our usually quiet end happy village was throw*
into the greatest exoitement nod sorrow tide eve-,
zing, bj an accident whiehieonlled In Ibnninumt
instantaneous death of the Hon. James Burnside -
lie wad .111 a poisot,starting from his residence,
In a esifiege ffi nointany
.eith i nephest, acid-bad'
taken hid Mai, Whet hie horse teatime Mistretta;
and atoned le inn at a inoet forint/Si : ate dean the
deteends abruptly' to the creek'
About a hundred *mild dein t'b heal', the Judge
irasrbroan froni the bevy: wit ti±Fat t'h'ree. and
.frem the time be was planed up he never sOlig d
, Word.' He died almost4ustilgy. At she
I mite there is no possibility of my moertaldrit
the titer tof the h jdrita!ableh easteed thleaudden
death. (It tire the fade ' that's good and a great
mai-Wes herited -iiishcEtt a moritent's warning.
from his family and his friend's, into olefnitf.
Hon. James Burnside was the eldest son of the
late Hon. Thomas Burnside, one of the joitices'of
the gtiprStaa Court of Pennsylvania. He grade•
eyed as DlCkinson with dre• htleore, end etedied 1. w
with its father. Ia 1815 7; be wee elkitild to the
Legislature from this county, where he natio.
golebed himself ass legislative &dreier ' Be wait
appointed presldent judge of the judicial dieted
tinmposed of Centre, °Mattild, and Clinton, by
One. Sigler, and elected to that ofilse in 1852 He
teas regarded on lite &not, aeons of she ablest jn•'
'flats to the State, redoested fOr his settles', and
italirersally esteemed for his generous Imola and do .
mastic qualities. tilti sudden death bas struck a
blow which will affect settety and hotness, while;
the wound which it has is flitted it bid family is
too poignant end sacred for reference in these pfri
ragraphs. He leaves behind him it large and young
family Hie wife (a daughter of Bon. Simon Ca•
Meron) to overwhelmed in the wildest grief. as I
write; by tbtd,dalemity, and Is receiving all the
poor oonsolatton which filiinda tan offer in the
midst of such heavy sorrow and bereavement„
Yours In hist°
From Lake superior.
[Correepondenee of The Press '
PORTLAND, Lake Superior, June 26, 1859
1 trust, for the sake of the Treasury Depart
ment, that the approaching Minnesota Dotted
States land sale may not result like the late sale
at the huperior City Land Office.: This sale was
advertised .n certain pipers patronised by- On.
vernment, and ROD by a very few, oonSequen try,
very few" knew of the sale, and made, parabolise
But better look the nett time. says the red tape
ostim, end we will repeat the same operation
along the ntrtb shore of Lake Superior; but the
result will bo the same. Governmentcannot force
lands into market during those times. 'rhos hest
thing the department can do is to have roads
opened. so that settlers eau get at the lauds; then
they will readily bring one dollar and a quarter
ca-h,per sore.
The north shorecof take Puperior is usually a
week or two in advance of the othorebore of the
lake in agricultural productions It is partly'
sheltered from the north winds cad exposed to
the sun The vegetables raised are truly extra•
ordinary, for size and quality, and also, the.
woeat, rye, oats,' barley, and other crops., 'The
farmers have great facilities for shipping their
produce, and they are constantly sautrorover to
Superior City with their sailboats laden w 1.13 pro•
duce, •Lha The finest petatoes are sold in Superior
o,ep of fifty cents a bushel; boats, paimipn, tur
nips, .to ,in proportion At Beaver Bay, some
sixty miles distant from Portland, on the I tko,
an industrious settlement of Germane are doing
wonders in the way of agriculture Tney send
quantities of fresh butter to Superior City, and
dispose of it at from twenty to twenty•Sve cents a
pound.
A party of fishermen have been unusually for
tunato, of late, tithing off Wisoonsin Point, part of
Superior Oity, about eight mules from Portland
°nationally they caught six barrels of fish to a
single haul. It was a very large lay out net, shut
ter to those used in the shad fisheries near Gloms
ter, on the Delaware. The prices of fish range'
from nine to ten dollars per barrel, and several,
hauls are made every day. Too steamer trtii
Star left Superior City last week, with a large
quantity of dressed and undressed lumber, shin
glee, lathe, Ao., for the mining .t. 0 ,77613.. There are
also over three hundred thousand shingles in one
of the warehouses waiting for shipment A large
quan icy of potatoes and fish were taken away at
toe name time. Several of the steam sew-mills in
this vicinity have contracts ahead for the se-son,
to supply the mining towns on this lake When
lumber of every description ebonods here, it will
not do for the Superior airy milts to allow compe
tition, as heretofore, from Oleveland, Detroit. or
°Moog°. "Noma Swann."
THE TEMPERA= oarraß•aboti, •la NOW
York, over wnioh "Awful" Gerdner' presides. is
already a popular institution. A reporter fund
numbers of respsotable workingmen reading at
toe tables, one or two smoking, and a tittle gaug
of reular " bruPers " in red sbirte, eliding for
lemonade at the counter and watching " Aw f u l"
G.irdeer with much curiosity, The " Awful"
shook hands wish them very cordially. • One tell.
musiolar man came in who said he had trained
ieardaer for a pnce tight once in Philadelphia,
but, like him, be had enough of rowdyism, and
was trying to lead a good life; he bad heard of
the room, and it was jam what he bad long wished
fur his *ld comrades.
SU/43VA"/oo>Qo Whito,
who was arrested in our city on the 231 nit, for
rape, committed near Harrisburg, • Ti:xits: on a
little girl, was taken book to the town and carton•
dared to the authorities. Ho was taken before• a
magistrate and conviotad of the offence. Toe ex.
oited citizens took him Out of the town towordS
Douiton, anti hung him. Our informant posed
the body d incilvg to a Me yesterday, at 4 P. At.
—Galwatutt Noce.
Ma. Titosiaa H. Howaartt, Of New Haven,
Coen , while et work in his' garden, was shot in
the abdomen, and it is feared ie 0/9r , any rroonded
A tel on the pr,tniese adj mning was tiring a pima
at a mark, and Mr. N. being in the range reoeived
the oontents of theorearti,
Two,,MINTsI
TI E , LATEST 'FOR-EIGNNEWS.
By the illteetnelt
; the ,Haute ;; of Lied' Toeadli7,' Jaee ;21..
lord' lladardata—aspepAtilipealter, py d
the lloun'adjuiru Until Tinlrsday next, „it the
'mine etetitit 'thit no pithllo s baehiesa iould
be trenerared until :7beatiday.
In ibtlibuctor:Voitunote: Bir , Ohaflas - Napier
tAbk anectooto eapfesa , hope. that. he peasant
Gov.pntploat w oul d not reduce Abe evil
of the , but would' academie 'cod - mat,..
double the" &flirts mode` by , f4het late fliveritruene"
In that d notion. Most- some ferthei unhuppr. -
tent buoinets, the hooceadj 'anted:, '•
THE NEW ADVITNISTR&TION.,:-'
%Tit CABINET,. - - •
First Lord of the Treasury—Ono:mull Palmer
atop. _ •
Chancellor of the Exche'quellin. W. E. Glad
atone. -
.
- • SICIVRT4I.4I,II f•P ••
For the Foreign D.partmem—bord John ItateeH,
Bor .the Home Department-Alt G. Cforneirtill
- For the Colonial' Department--The, Dike of
No twos*
For War—hfr. Sidney Herbert. - : , i
For Loila—Fir 0 Wood,G 0. It • - •
First Lord of the Admiralt)--The - Duke !of
Somerset . , .
Laid Chancellor—Tord Campbell:
President' of the ,Connoll—The Bart Granville,
G 4
Privy - Peel—The.,Duke of Argyll IC T. - •
Pneimaster eennral—The Bari of • lain, K 1 4 .
Proidett of the llepird Of Trade—Sfr. R Osieleri.
President ot the'Poet Law Boar .
Gingen
Peoref pro forlreland—Mr,Cardwell.
Chancellor ,of the, Dneby,of ;Lancaeter--Slr
wo? IN . Tut
Bearitary to the Tressei*—Mr ' 1
Eleoretazy to the Admiralty—Lord elarituatt Pa) ,
Under-Searetart 'tar , Foreign .44114. 7 44341
Wodeboune
T the Coloniee—aur. Ohlibeeter Fortetonii:
k' Fel' the Hem eDeogriment-4,1y,, , G. oli v e.
• El. Itidia—ifr,Theetas Bating. '
For War—Lord Itfoon;.: 4
OrellLord'of the 'Admiralty_ Whithiesth.
Judge AdiooeLe`neueral—Mr;;-Headiagi
Fleoretagy to the-Rior;Levi OWL! .
.Vioe Preeidetitef the , Prier Menai fotEdnetri
•' " I
Solleito; General —sis xeating. . ,
Taa, 110T4-1. 110014101. P. „ -
'Lord Steward-forit3t7:Goirisieet:
Muter of the Errrse-Tbei fdargala Aileylorry.
Master
of the Bnekhonnda=-The Earl of Bees -I
borough,.
.i
Mistreat' of th e Robes—Tfie riuribeel of -,Suther
.
land. '
The Earl of Carlicle,lcan:been eppoluted• Lord
Lferttenabt of Ireland. • ,
Sir Aire Cockburn bac' bcen Rpm:doted Chief
& fl attop of Beeler d: in the pleee of tafirdrOhaneel•
lor Campheil_ The Rightßonk , Filmy
Wtil hairline PkatCnromitsinaer of puma
the
at. d Mr Mrs, ey, late Under - Secretary of the Home
Denartment. will etteceed Mr Pissrey rikOheirman
et C manittees. 'lt le arid that Mr Laiuf, M P.
for Wick. late Chairman of the Brighton Ratierey
Company, and offho Crystal Palace 01-rwPattv2 and
intimately annneakd with several Oanlwatwial
en
dertakings, k to be' Pinanoial Seat/dab! of the
Treatocry.• LOlll hifrea Planet reetmc re Mc old Oka
at the CouroattOlerk Marshal. •
Lord P 4 Imerron boo oppolnind the 33 4 n.-Evelyn
Aeholy And Mr Chiirtes George ,B, , rrington.. of
the Treasnry, to be hte Privet, Brore4yl es Mr hieuriee Dnimtnoed- of the Tievarv. lits . .beeo
oppointea 'Private Eta:lreton , t,crth4' Mine Hoare.:
tery. Sir G Clornewall Leger. , hfr.',o - 41r , Ifree•
month,. of the TreclBlll7, wilt by Privets &oratory
to Mr. Brrnd.. _
lord'Jobit Iterstli - bits #ppointed - Ma'gaii. Sea.
oad•tar,..B.•Ralsell to be Isfs Piiiiate Beefs-
Mr WiiPotl linq been • appointed. & member of
the Clorip.q ror,lndia. - -
' Bic B If 41 hex been milted to the Peerege
the title of Bait& Llanoeer. ; "
IMPERIAL MOVEMPNTS
We have reason to contradict the reports which
have been entiant relative - to the anproaehing re
turn et tbe Emperor' to Parie We Understand
that mob a thing has never been thought of.' Hie
filskst.v is actively accopitd with the'plansottha
new, on al psien enci the eon oentration of the troops
Ina fee days the blanks in ali,tberigimentsy wili,
Env° been filled ,up Print's ll'apalern. whope at-
tent on bas bren' up 'to 'the present time a 1,11014,04
by the t rganirttion of the Fiftb , ;eorits
under Ms command: is impettent. tb dtetiniu.sit
himself la tbe , seoond. conies of ,oporattoaa. which
are about to commence.
- BtitrSSEL 3 jitfitil
Penis." Saturday:- June 18 —The Men;Lstit a!
this
,inorning, contains- the .followinc - telegrain
Travigliaio...Tnn•lT evening •Therisoporor Seat
this piece If a M fury ail *f freDifeicbtalth;Salti
'be moral and phystoal position of ibe.,eraky Is ex-
Cogent; 1
• Pants, Wednesday, -June -22 —The slitotalisur
onOtAna follotelit • ' '
Bitiseta, mane 20 =lt le annottneal. that 'the,
eirterriansoahe are in great force, ocinollitiong
po - 1112ns at Lona , * Cesr d'AumpAtltitain;
where theY hsid fortified • tbetoteliciierlth'escreAt
' -wails,oiktieglh •bridges; "
and (30nel:ranting taimefottil liatteries..haVilltbse
4nnod all tbet,e rroiticas 'the Eal,peror le ft
Uremia to tiny adsance .
Pants, Monday, June - •28:-3 ate In
id.its expectation of news of -a battle oti the MIL
.dIO-1/great battle, widob, if lost by the_Austri:
tins. May !items the solution of the great,quitstlon
at trine . and dissilia to the 'albeit:in. that they,,irn
eontiotte to bold Ltinbardy aid before. The faxacius'
fortresses will; we are told, not long , stand out
seninat, the rifled OPIUM ; et least, Bud IS the
~opinien,expeessed by persons, who, were not their
national renting' erniited, worild be very good an-,
ihority on Etch a q ueot ' on. Bharat! a battle, thee;
be lost by the atiatrtens on the Minoan; it ie
tbought or hoped that the nidttalPoweri may try'
to bring about an armistice, with 'a View to en el,
tartar arrangement. There arevatious„ versions.
or rather clod wares. as to the aware of this as'
rangement. Ore is; that Au - stria will he induced
to abandon her Wolin to - Lombardy, which wall be
anneited to Pit &nerd, and that Venire will be de
dared a free city, with a portion of territory os
far as lIIe limits of Lombardy In this manes, the
north of Italy woutd be rescued from the . Austrians
(iota the Mediterranean ro the. Adriatic There
are
,varione other plans spoken of perhaps witt no
greater foundation The _attention of everybody
tallied on the expeoted battle of "the Minclo—the
Blincio, which is regarded 'asthe Rublarti of the
. -
modern Costar. - -
GARIBALDI.
Ind following ad►toea have been received from
Uremia to the lgth of June: General
marched yesterday meriting front' Salo towards
Demean°, but, 'meeting the etleiny teemed - or - 4-
Mo tome, withdrew. An - Anktrittn steamer on the
Lego di Qarda tired.pn his mon, but our artillery
silenced ft.
OFFICIAL - BALLZTIN.
Turtle. dune 19 ..-The following particulars of
the combat at Getetenedolo have been received, to
day . '
General Garibaldi, wishing to throw a bridge
across the Ohlere, In order to keep aommuelda.
Soria with Breecia open, placed part of h e troops
at INts tto and Troonti to opposerbe Austrian
van„uard, which had advanced ele far ae that place.
Some companies of Obasseurs d'Ainett tit taeltedirbe
enemy's outposts. The Ans'r'ana yie'ded. and
were, pursued as far as Castenedelo _where the
main body of the enemy attempted lo tratteund
us„but ourrrooes immediately withdrew. Gene
ral Garibaldi then came to the resone.'andtme
oceded in bringing our men to their former Pori ,
Vona, causing great Ices to the enemy Wohad.
100,1ritted and wounded, The Ring,ordered the
F meth division to advance to `the position, and
G , neral Cialdini accordingly led part bf his di
vi ion to Renato to support General taaribaldi.
The Austrians withdrew from Oaatenedolo. after
baying blown up the bridge over the Chime before.
the town of hiontecbiaro. ,
Toxin, Jane 18.—On the lilth hist - Ihe'tifti.'
diniau army took up its positiorr en the Mello,
near Beesala. If.,reet have ,beria .despareland to
ohs Irv° the mouths of the Upper Oglio. Grarlbettdi
advanced on the 15th tnwards 'Lonato. It is as.
carted that the Austrians era concentrated at
fdonteeblaro, wl.h h strong rearguard at Cnsrene•
dot° Gen d Urban occupied Oapriano on the
14th, bat abandoned it-the following night."
A 'VISIT TO GARIBALDI.
A gentleman, lately returned from e. tour in
Switserland, hoe sent to the London Times an
account of a visit be paid, with some friends, to
Gen. Garibaldi at Como. The most interesting
pinion of the loiter is as follows: -
4t We drove through quiet streets crowded with
armed men in the Alheruo del Angelo. and were
received and shown to ens 3 met al we should have
been a year ago, only there woe a guard in the'
gateway, and we passed a room fall of odisfera
writing, for the general had here taken up hie
headquarters. We dmd not cot siderthat it would
be a‘ cartons brooch of the neutrality of the nation
if we poid our rettiecta to the Garibaldi who de
fended Rome, sea who, amid all the blunders end
disasters of '4B, showed that only time and oppor
tunity were welting, to develop in the Italians a
single-mluded heroism and constanor worthy of
anemia Rome After lutes we scalp our cards,'
and s, message came from the aid de camp raying
thatvhe gmmaral was asleep, buttbat as soon stabs
awoke he weptd present them, and had no doubt
he would be happy to receive us. After an hour's
saunter among the volunteers we were informed
that the general would be happy to watt upon the
ladies, and in a short time be woe shcwn in, He
proved asdiffsrent a wo °nested as was
thestate of the townf ront that ranorted. Erotn his
portraits and warlike -espleits / hod plowed to
myself a very tall, large man, of sallow complex
ion, with long bleok hair and beard, with some-,
thing of the romantio air of- those Spanish pistil.
la ciders, who sang their own gongs to the guitar,
sr hi led people with equal gusto Just thepw.
verse, I eon d seemly believe that the qatetatn--
, fleeted. gentlemanly nine, who entered and eat
down' with us was Ondbaldi. Reis of middle
height, not more than 5 feet 7 or 8 ,nobes, I should
think; a tefuare'ettouldered, deep chested; power
ful man, without being at all heavy.: He bee a
I cabby Realleh complexion, with brown hair and
beard, rather light, bath slightly touched with
gray, and cut vary short. lie hoed shows a very
floe development, mental as well as moral, and his
face is good, though not remarkable to a casual
observer—nothing to "show the 'man who Could
form and carry out such plans en the retreat from
Rome or the capture of Como ; bet when heap mke
of the oppression and sufferings of he country,
the tip and eye tmdd It o deep realise lone sop ,
presaed, and the steadfast, daring character of
toe mi.. , A odd would sop him In the street to
ask him what o'clock it was, hue the man con
demned to be eria , In haitan-huor would never,
after a took of that calm, determined face, waste
lime In asking mercy upon earth. Daring our
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the re iierd.the6.B i t 614 a ob. - teirempe
of pew:Venom exsy Nielsatiestbstiiiiisto
frg to the evesiria-pi,eili-i.4-='::
'tong hateriteer - VeiAlree etuetk fit:vatibminieniit
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gestfolis"lee. Heim the saUtt taaaner.ild.ap.
vomitee Qt. the itegliekvatteptaa,eykittit'et'i it
Wll , OlO *bee alwltc he
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ar:firß:4 ll 4o- 84 Plitlflitt saligsalkWaketAy;
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etereountheitrtedalithe, wars tor it, hi &d
da
sfi..t the +mak lwroe4:lo..biuraiks.
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amoreillefilrliWirAiseitattfrAreast.
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maybe Iti
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antrct:'''Bitd Red ditteiPnwigiierk*Afttfnr
.raehnesi'•he :it•t , a , toubteho t ain - dool
apd eatatilating-J1 sea ...tweJohiehhintrita•
mite' eide'et the:table, telliarJhaladime ogbit
*mgt. tillOhlei 'gad tbit'itititptdea ii StediumtlY
end. calmly sip if in raeivfori'dr` , Whig - rhottOihile
at any eteteenpbemight be Interrupted; bp:, tbe
are'of tit interliowering Austrian fortte. brought by
r ilway to Ma aoleabt tbat.losiass
of rho vcrY , wereViai badgwrenged,littietif -bat
to tio, andotanitt,tio, whet , tettptiwdella
Molt' was 'the menital 'calibre of thednori ;:1, met
him with the !dialld he'ereir tithe` n_shitr thge
dtahlog popular imilltatyleader.t harrett-frem
him with the oonviotion thathia warlike carter is
a Mire 'ealroatt 'tn' bid Vinery,' yid -that ;his true
greatest. W il t Weeets in '.the vont:fed regeninidou
and govetneentofhtkogettey.",,
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ONr A,U 6 nt:XMI ATRO'
1 ""0111.111 .
The following is the text of liotreatar just ad
dressed by Count flavour to all the miOlttera and
representatives of'Saplinia &Vinod: .
• • • “Taittr'.Tonnif.
tt sin To proviemsoiroutirdispeteh lbw*.
honer of,making
,kunwn to the Jogations- of his
hf ij 'sty thb Ott - of sphliatkrt isf Mt.
Fria* wrote wag 101*JF : hi 114 sierdtoili presviceso
111 " it eceeele. — iiellifbtli4l%l teyhtlt3iiad'aildial
ijodiotal horeengtitloa ltaa bean .ordsredbr : rho
Ouveramentlnfoqhlimitter. - Tit iriiroworiffiet
4toettlethrottlitriclatatf4lhalsisitilftiorilatil
thud Ile condnetof Itertrecps k je itoe v rltek-edotißs
distinguishes eivillsodissaoos Tba aseillteeMe
'wintry will intrhielfilfts
ie the ;potions ~-A7tail tbeic.iinoirtsifeeflait
Tea!, vertfied,by- the jellioltsi T antlierisjes,and
Web I onghi to pnlteroartoThis,ir 414111100 s of
the entitnete , theinghbatLtifia'por:'-Pabilkaid
the press it . would,pertotto not - be ,believed: the
0,0 re'remelit ought itself. toOIIIRII , Ancem, - oad
guarantee it* ease*" Met.
On.tbe fOtWof 'May, thelireii.rdiir bsit
-1-11" M°4la ± bili,Pr , e'belke , etwels ..tleslortnec
ao.ae - ' Austrian mobs were enoomped„on ..tea
heights of Toilleelle,t s adialt '.anintentie in 'the
Preying's, of . stogbeat,, , ',9.: petrol Ateing , ithit eff
the -road the bailiff of the-tribtassiaand• saving
oompelled him AO dot as a airerrallhatttl,
laze and went lateAter borsoe'of s fermeeoemed
I.lfgnoli. There, after a strict **telt ie %eery
part of t h e biaildina,_the.eoldhtts r 0
adera4,l,he -
menthers of the Conn family. land 'every citisc
1 ,- 11MM:oat 'happening , 10-4sintrthellain-yeid;it o
follow thank • _ , 11, 1C
0 The ceases' had enabled them ,tclirenven, to
thelfoure, aimiallsottern
,eontatillet
yery musll -vientity a Oat, fee e f yelteg preee.' 4-
" ilia persons atrested,were to tbarsonart, of
nine. nix : •Petei ord . alaaretatil ; Ann
ten, ex dft# ; derails Otainit, aged
Ibleirdve; Clie;tea CignoW aged brusties;
thalami's./ Cigna, aged fourtetre 4APtbottrAlett
to, = aged earenty aka ; ,Gaspird
forkvalchti'fferestmaild ,
feel ; Louie Aged, leighreen.-7 Thar.'
*etnp it will be "weep, sin 014 4 311 4,4 Oil Yvon
l and a child fiiirteen.e -
9..Th0 patrol ,tioadoiNiti th eth• taiiheiriiimatesei of
+ha Austriam„antautstAder,.*h. was on the man
treed: on hotiebaelc: in the nildst Ol his Wow
i Having .exehtlairti' fe*
,tti"(fitramak
!with Me. soldieril4o had ea:darted the - hempen;
!the &amender, told Ake bailiff, labo l lliptierrod qat
igulde,-to rensithr alike te'lies', lie then grderd
II he nine , uoihrienbte.
iteeke , tbsotsalltot aideratdotf,- nisullwitot''wees4
!trembling inevaryllins.trOto-,dosealeta :Peal i
entree tilde of the road; they lied takenlbtit..l foie,
pteps-.when flee 'commander lustre' te . .Iteln—
;drawn up on the soryttloa sir:Mtn
•• Etght, of thise npfottaeatte peapne, fent ie..,
isteutirtieid tile old Chniell, Marta* wootsde4l;
gave no elan life.lWies - .AttetristChstoni ie. '
mimed theirmareb, and the; ecanagetnli er. totairs
to the 'WM be - nicht ge;
, and, to pre
'rent hie. being , terreited•l44he troopsfitill'io the
taiskbqrbooti,:getre. him a eard:wlieh, in , aatliof
Pend, ha woo. to, prvicoe„ong ; would -terra ;
*Jraaafe•
condnet.
( 4 Tbia card:woe irhialtliore, tinder'
,
• Z 4 _T" !TT FlFLTexellottaL tra.so
' , Tills acrd attsotted to
~the tatisk otth,e alidad •
doMinent thintry. ' '
`BO - tne . tints otter; eliel:tobablOntiesiTiorOaelled
O ,P P 9t wber t frtaxtfel -bniOberY,Atil , been , •
eneeeed. l Old uignoli;efb?,bacherisd biar,setniac :
*de tioavayed to Ws loaMtal' wharetz ,
h o iai • tlge darqatile . ,
I" 8 ito'b Itatty4 l t*ettelt!. llol4 l ll mentlev lhot
Jras ematatnaitleo aecvrdr eit woo afro-_,
atom, stiottatotixaMidnitrik ilitiatilorittAttnostlie,
pond among liarbattantandl tieurajtoa. , . _ • ,
I • yon era f air. oommatkinate,tlito
&emu:N. to ihe rdtnistet or or the -
Government to mitilidliyoun nre - aoaredl44: a n d
yosi at tholamp,ttlue to,aecapt the froth ;kg
anraneas of my mostdlitingaished,eomideratina.r
Qin6liey:orVairdeit Serf Tito Pieit. , r
Aipaintas— De ounce . predose,s I.ooo,plants;
esquires a seed lied of a boat 12 *Ogre
A-slssngus roofs—Onslleonsionallied4 fa(4` veldt
0 205.fseclnag. - ; - ,• •• - -
English' dii:iiif4-0143wisl, pl!gils,fspiss
1 , 0 to 11 , 0 fast of • t _
Boons, Preach dwarf—Onegoutplaite3+so hills,
o;150 feet of rows." •
Bung, 'mist plants, 100
•
!Beane, '. pole, 'ortialler-Oary gear( plants' 300
Ole or 250 foot of row,— . - .‘•
;Beeta—,Ten pounds to Ibie acre ; . trattoeoce plants,
150 feet or row.
Broocoll---One ounce plaits 2 500tir 3,000 pleats,
recabiog 4 0
, meare-feet.of groemi. ._.•
la:pm& .proutiattine as Broccoli .
Pabbage:--Early eortelbe acme as BroecOlf,' the
latter iv quire 60:feet.ci,grthand. - : 7 :-
Catelfiower—,-Tbo 811;10 ,141st, cabbage.-
Carrot4--Thrse or four potpip to, the acre; one
ounce to 150 feet of row. •
Oalory--tee. ounce •gloadlyooo or 8,000 platte r '
retinitipg 80 feet, of ground - • k ..; ;• ;
Cooudlifrr—One ounce fir 152 bills. '.
Ore's-=O.O °Obeli rows beB.lo'feet eisiserti.
Egg Plant,—Otte, oozier gives' 2 000 plants: •
liodlie7o.iie ounce 1071;3,50p plants ;
,seqoirlog.
80 fies of ground ,
Hate-Bame "ati3rooeoll. • -.- •
Leek T-floe came 0)18.2.000, plants;. requiting
80 feet of ground.
Lettne4-.oae ounce 'ldies'7,ooo;gibints ; reqal‘
tidg seed bad of 120:feet. "1 • "I: ' •
Melon--Onemmoe 07.1.2,000 plants; requiring
seed bed of 120 feet. •
A=Ohnontoe for-12810s: •
Nasturtions—OnnOtinseloWs 2§ feitof row,:
Onton-4otir or Ilya pounds tiktrit :tare of bulbs;
One otinetiseed sows 200 feet of row.
Otra—Ooe ounce sows 200 feet of row: -
Pstoley--Ono otiose sows 200 feet of row.
Parsnip-. Ono ounce saws p5O. foot.. of raw. •
Pepport—Ond ounce slims 2 800 - ileu - -
m, -
Pous—Ooo 'Matte of smaller sorts sows 120 fait
'of tow ;,of larger, 200 meta row. -
Path pkin—Ooe quart of field sorts sows 560 hills
of garden onto ; one oilmen to 60
liadtsh—Ooe tonnes tololl fast: .
83Isify—On e ounce to/60 feet of row.
anions—Ono ounce to 200 feel of row.
• Squash-0 ‘to ounce to 75 Milo
Tomatw-One ounce giveti 2,500 plants; regiftr
fag teed bed of 80 feet. - • 1 •
furnip--One and a half pounds to the were;
000 Oen°. to 2,000 feet. '
Waterolelon—Oae canoe to'so '
[The abort, information; which' many sahniban
and, country 'readers will Abatis. us for, - taken '
from a monthly publication called no Prodini
Faroutr, , edited by Professor Mayes, publisbed at
Nets Xitk. and sold at $1 a year.
,Mr.- W. B.
Zmber, 103 South Third street, to the-agent2pre
M receive subsoriptions'and supply sieoribem.l--
ED. Passe. - ,
Rtt.Duri •Or '
thunder.storm of Wednesday,evailtig leaf, Mi J. "
Bushnell, of Winthrop. Nu lingwerth,,Oonn ; was
etruok by lightning and instantly kille d Se had
justiettaned home and unbarneised a horse whioh
he tad been .driving - He then stepped into
the house, and on passing out of the door to
see If the ' animal was securely 'fastened, :he
metlhis death The horse was standiUg a • few
feet! from the door, under a wood shed, and
was likewise killed The, bonito was set en
bat ,the flames' wore soon extinguished by the -
Ikeighbora. • - •' ' "
A ItyYttaaar Tiaititorm.Tunk."—A spell but
select party of literary-Outlet:6er, anent ell or the
past week I , an inspection tr p over-the "Bald; -
more and Ohio Rtilroad among. them, were .:
Bayard Taylor, the celebrated traveller; lam.,
mender Maury. of the - Melt:mai OhrentatorY •
Bon. John P Kennedy.; N P. Wills. the poet
John It, Thompson, editor of the &when -I.:***ll.:,
rare /ifs,esangsr ; and Judge II 0. Warren,
Boston Like all other appreciative Tuitions 111,f7
have' ossained thin road and its eurrortodtrigeinZ:-
these .gentlemen. are. undonnood' to have been
gristly impressed with their trip. --.- •
Etiza - Bnanvonn , was Ifafenhig to the
eloquence of the hairy Stroh - Man." on W.A.
button et" Boatou r viben ,sbe felt a roan'a band in
her pocket.. She seised the strange digit end fm.
pressed upon the lsiokar it the marks of her fin
ger nails.- The' fellow 'broke away end soncht
refuge in a store where he wan arrested. BM gave
Me nem° as John Patterson. The girl said, •. YOCI
will know him by the _scratch I (MVP and •
her. words were found true. .Be was held in - Gye
hundred dollars for trial.
- 'A•kiwirrieWeer announces in the Borao; •
(N rl4)Actuk.tiiii that he' will dallier .a. 'nature. ,
in that sty, in the course of which be will eiV.Etilt
a model of his stem battering rini, - by which
two mien clan whin out. any .war vessel now afloat,
without firing a gun or losing a man ,and &In
model cannon, that will aim, lire and ewatt
itself out."
Ar OskaLootia, lowa, a „yentik.,Womany
whose husband, game home drunk tha.otheiday, • -
took down oa goad,- and ohasilsed'hiMmost
gloriously—mall .he :promised not io do sow.;air4
He laid the blame upon a friend who' 'salmi Tiltn'lo
drink. She then whaled hint again forget haiing
stability to refuse. . • • •
A MILD, in Albany, Fatritiokett by
0 hone, neva. vtohnnr habits were inn e ,,i to the
Owner The ernld died, end the ease esroe up be
f,re a coroner ajar', who leaked , * the ' , tetras
book, and returned a verdlet-of thy of man
elan/Over in the third degree" spinet the owner
of the bolge.