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"SUNDAY QUESTION'.
OP ' TEL d 'III6PITUTIONY OP. TUB
SAlafiefft , DAT; William Erma FThb*. Beteg
learned, and elaborate- Theological rfritdry Into the
°Lame of, the Ohrattatt Sabbath At be , regarded se an
Imolai:alma of Oahu, Atakora::: Pear. 60 orate; Puh•
tubed be , —'6 = U. PUGH
N' NAZNEBT . AND THOUGHTFIII4
: • - ; •
LEOTIMINS' ON - . TUN ,PIBBT TWO 9IBIO#II pr
THW BO 01C 'or DANIEL. Ita;r: tica - tton,
Mao: Irfi -eines. ' ••
- . • itivrxese 01 - . TIM PHIES:
. . . . .
_Tkozo-le•o_worneth of tone ozd feeling about- thin
OWL whlok will make it not, uniooeptable to a large
olau, er,readers.: Its-praotioal 'earnestness and rave•
repos of spiFikaro, high rooommondstlono —Bazaar or
T11:8 esclumietititatrie slaters mid earned eapoiltlone
of prepheeleb.` , The 'authors alum are, In game re• ,
aped*, peculiar, and , ou troethi htteliticet and eon.
Meerailou..:-AmeMeatiyreebyrbilah. • •
The .book Is the prbdilet of a calm', thoughtful', ear.-
neat. and reverential tab d 4 and may be &malted with .,
prcllt.—Mrenytasecktliather sod Advocate, •
. • •
ti•VIIREIi MARTON
•;•••. - 1 . 4 ;97 OP t OOXIITH UT ereot.
/400XESI:OLD . B 4 O6,118:7014/ 'BOOKS.
inidereigneCatatea tliab habeas reeitnently for
bat*ainit,thii.jetire 1470 and 1600 •,
*any olitierine et tile Yatbere ot :the: lieforment and of
theiftrltabitibritteet In Lei, Bruton, Lyttlaton, Pal
tendert, Grotina, Dowiti Ooke'; pale, - the Year " Books,
lleporte, erOotton to-be toned Upon' leis ebelvea t
• pealepedlw leraPone, Olitetio Anthers, Mato*, Poeti7,
Ybiloeopity, eoloqoe,-Yolitiest 800nonty: biovennitent,
Arobiteatere;liateral - 'Treatise.: upon these
Atiattotbet laitanid tubjeot4 are being oontinnally dealt
in be him., Boots, fa large and entail 'oputetitiee r pot t
elilied at tin Otefteti-ilenea aVOMie Bookelell, MlST
firur Street above 'Palatal', '"
111.711-11to.' •••• '
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NOTICE SIS •lizaEsr -Gtvz4, that the
-
iv Acta of WlLAtter ',Ol2l&DWAtit., & BRO., is
• thirdertiesolved - -The Rehtet,-Bsage, tsse butt.
nese will-be epetixkned bedet the Dime' of TIHADWIOX
&AMA., et , the A. -A -anther . . hOOND %pint RAO
atreeu.-•_ AIRITCA
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w, itlrif hitweehAtilitabseribeti *Wide, dlnsolve*
eyroistuardssast• - Thetalihiess of the flrel will he
Bottled by ,JQSIIPB B, BAN ON whets authoring tot'
fuathenetee CI thriltrili lididdstioar • - • •
•'• l ' • JOSEPH B.'141160N: .
Bit, 1859: u ;• , ,NOIII9OOB
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SOSSE41;11:. apt, tiostintte the'. l'olatodo;
Codicifoslos bitolsoic tad ageskey for the side of Sem
.baire,Beino, as heretofore : _ . rf
$ sl.. • :14o:105 Ifetlif wolfs:mt. • '
- ••, • socrdaoevitik, V&IPABE krone. -
, . .
GEORGE' BOLOINi:', : .
IQ6 40144A* Street.'
AVOIUWOOLI fl!gtiilo,§E4
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•
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Mason & C 0.,) u tihhid4
,inso'olSted tIPB 0 0- DO•L
BOXBiti;,' 'eader tI;a 7 SW., icd ' Arai 0r OLIN &
Irigtl4oSkior*perpille OE 4 . e4othig.ii:Voi4% oo ,,
1:144 lad General Commixfoa iinataees. _
:4nly 1, 1869. •' I • , ,
nj 0 '4O E.--, 'MBE CIOPARTIiERSEIP
heretofore; t , ,tieting' , ,lietwesn' the , stitisalbers,
ender the Vlnn of >Filet. it, BROWN & 004, ie this
de dissoliet torment. • • '
The bothers of the Om will - be' settled 10 00B,ND
M .',
LI 4., BRADFORD' add BAUM& ti L1:111, who me
Authorised to me thensms of the firm far this per ,
1 0811 . - WM: DittiliVN, •
- _ „, BOB.N, F. , BRADFORD;
BAMIIED - ..LOTZ.
/At, ißt9, . J.ft-Dia
Ways agb tigtOriti,' •
LA, PEEL LE Alf D 'RUBIS
CHAMPAGNES.
The underatgried !ava been appointed, eels agents for
tha — UniteeBtanin azorpinadn' , for the salt of the
Obarepagne Vines OU hisesii.' s i JACQUEB GOlllOl
CO ,nt Chnlennettr-hfiine; banes. .1 0 fe present their'
wines to the putilto under two brands, namely:
.4,4.-„rratiw , AND IWBIS.
TLq IePNBLII ,) Wine In ofiagnlel be fla or and frully
taste tend is guarantladio compare favorably with any
Wine in the Arneirean market.
The a-RT.MIS pi line tahinetphahmegne, of
bya~itlfnl'Ruby Color,' *filch is sett/rat in the wine.
This wine is undoubtedly one ;of the finest - Oeblnet
Ohninisignisi- pranced. In- Pram*, and Is nude from
grapes or She choicest selections. • •
~ Prom the, long experience, extensive possessions, and
lulu imam - of the well' known , house of JAI:14112B
00.11114 & 00., and their determination' to furnish
whims which eiliallineetWitit the SPProral of consumers,
we feel Perinadid that's trial will fully essiblak all
we Claim lor theuxcellenCe, Of these wines.,
• °RARER; ABEGQ, k MOOI,OOHEY,
BROAD ssuivi mg TORS.
The iibtiviiWiiiiiminap Belied at the: following places
In Pluladelphia s '
d'ollll.oaltailliOn ,186 Walnut et. ; Thous H.
JAOOBB & 00-,288 Doak at • Irtour Waimea, 231 Chest.
nut et. t Jos. W. TOBIAS & ' 00., 200 B. front st. i = .
OR/ILL &ALL'S, 214 O. /rent it;; PATTIIIBO7II, 00.011,
& Oo , 88 N. Baoond'ot.; ,Lawson k Tanana, 007.1das ,
het st. ;,Tnoursois BLao corner Chestnut and Broad
ate.; Wis. PABWII, Jr Twelfth and Ohistnut sta.; Dia,
DLBIIIO & HATirAiD, 108 Market; at ; 81000 . COLTON,
oor. Broad andValitut; MMUS & Welt. /20 Walnut
street; Wm. L Muumuu & 00.,116 Booth Third st. '
- Ales at the rellowing Maas ' =
- .014,0,RD .0m7,14 Yatunimr, • Blilß, & 00. ;NABBING.
TON 091780,A, R. °LAM ;AST. LAWBISBOX HOTBL, Wm.
B. cLutrisiLL & Co,; MuoaunTal lionsL, 0. Mam
ma feeos. - folA-mwf•fim
OURYkAPS CELEBRATED MAIZENA,
roaamaxita MiNGE,MINCITB PUDDING;BAKID
BOILED 0178TAlgo, AtOOK :011EAM.
aIti4M;PIES, ' •
U?AORORY--SLI9N COVE; L, ISLAND.
We tabs rat pismire In yriteentint to the WAN Me!
RALZBUA,' (wltiehli put upin One *and' pankigee,
iAlti'dhentlone fox: as being by tar
the arta/ilia*, agiwellisibantoatdaldoate and:shale-
Nome aide - 0010r culinary nee noWaxtaht, and to conce
ded, to be, by,the many that have tented its delicate
quanta!, • moat-important addition to our-,:national
• *J. of Pare," particularly for desert. The Artiele
1 1 3 :anennfactured , with' the utriloit care from the
choked - selected 'ltotithein Todlan Corn.. 'The w.= peed ter sed "in itirmannf - chit° is &awn from , pereneds ,
tptiops,tend is remeriabir' pun) And "wholes - Ane; no
wAtor. maid bo'N' tter fitted - for the cleansing of a star,.
Atones designint pi be need largely rot food, and toren.,
deritptatioullirly adipt,ed to the use of Sandal! - end
;the meieroOm, it beteg equal, .if not eapettor, to the
best Bermuda Arrow itoet. Tattles in the Trade Cr.
invited to mil, when we wlli take pioneers in present.-
lug Mini sampled. -
. . _
*ANN 001 TX MANUFACTURTNO CO.
,JOBBPLE IL TAYLOR; •
_ . .101 WALNUT STUNT, ,
Wht,lesale,Ageut. tOr Ththadelpbla
Pi r M: DURYEA., General Agent,
1.081/171,T0N stionr, NNW Yogic.
N. 13.—We are - tke only Oirtiee In the world
_that
mendifiMM4 , - fddl,Zlllll., we having reamed to oar
ial‘ne ihn'eielnelie right. ap2o-we&ma eowBm
7 (1113 COOK STO.V.e,
!Ur hozoiner. . o!sos.of T Libaw , a PhDs
:Patent tier ltatit Cook alma, &t . from St.f 0 to $46,
warranted to bat!, beta, roast, broil hoot tellora , and
htted , traria ko Kershaw's, Ito
80 oat!' Ca 4 tblei Otf,t, for referetv+, Pll-ditoi
FOR - FREIGHT OR OIL3RTRR TO
OREAT IiRtIVAIN OR RORTIE Olt BIIROPR.
114 tipabaxa, &RlSTRydamo3,l, now lyina at Al.'
'mid 'gnat wfiare. Apply to ' RARiEB BRO 6.*
411-Eta- r - • ' ,29g.SX,Rew,BRRRY.stroia.-:
RED-BITO KW I( LT 1100 basbels; ,Cider
p.. 7. Vinegar (putadiit 148 MARIEBT street, beloir
north#ol. W. P.
Jr 1.1 etif , . _ ,„ -
.1:,41458701i ILENI vorx4s;
Atomic= Linen Cicimpiinre inpotior style.Stown
Mishit Coatiiim X paid X, rations: shades I rown end
Blacked :Linen vatietur stylog ; Stown..LineS
priilg - A tholes wait - meteor tin, abovilabbd, now,
on maple, endfotliele br losarirlam,
,tots t mie 180 /warmly! ic-raiti.
ONE T.—`4Q''
:_armor per - oar (Minhti for me* by A. ME,
arm 140 Stnntlilll4ll4l,atr.M sts
SYRUP, MOLASSES —266 hide 'and , bbln.
pew York snd Phllsdelpbts syrup for •ruao by
/APAR fittikHhht /t.CIO-, foIITITEk otroot ,
TriAl4ls4lVl3,; OIL;;-:-220 bblii of Sftnits and
'1:044 WA for uleby • r•
•.' 0,. HUBBARD ib
11441t0i - • -• •10 Booth Wnierrec
,Tgle
,Line, Of the .lEifth., tied S4thl.Fitiee;
~"restiengeknettway, !116.1
TEE, Entcdview OF A :01TY. rAiL,AND, COD 1 r jtouiri
*-.lfOrkEY 'BB.O Dir A tOTTNIrr 'von a .eiry
, n'air; , ,Attri Diestrasers COLLEGE, AND von re;
VINGLTOW - EITENTOi - ETC —TOO NOW ItAirktit
4 FOR. rirmAorDrniA—nooloot;psoffir , nip . is(
flagon ~ TO, rOO etri,—consonmarree,...,rrrits
liumnia,os Or TO*. 0 , 11114 Tr 11)..O1V/1,11 , (01/Arti.,
- ' WA VE
BETTER Orra ?
...'
rta'4l.rifOri,
,i'l , 7ir; ‘ , the Common . Ceiinolltook
In t o consideration the greet niqemft.i.of areeting
a elty . hilt *andeettrt hens,' °tithe wooed 04014
tie Other Ode of Abe Pieta Henke' fer.that pt*lte,
till 65'e:1E41 - M4 concurring battle eitidott 'of its
d,eshableness„ the, tla'yor,.. iteciorder, 4:. flie
. othatil Oldie Connell, Were a p pointed 'ado7 tilitee
1
' to . prepare a plan and eittlth,rites,,,es,"rds it' look
Into tho ,state_of the inuntelpal .feride, ; !:and
eicirefie,',Whother it were allowahlerto .01 tot,
'the'fnirpoieetntier'eonsiderailei.thh` Verdeol*l
t
,glven,hy mayereinstead of the annual en eriair
tint;',
nt: ', tin "thit 'litter Point it ittiti ittOe WOK
that On; oblesit; iit kilo AiiiAtioni being tiie tirlitidh;
of Wiraeohange, - ar ft,lter yOlio . bitadink,loit
'T-"P:AaPlAAjitji!./3 1 14 1 Vekt t i t PliOa tiefrif.**e
Best misting I pan ,was v431640'117 tile (044
•mittee, biteona: estimates' bad ;beefs ,prepared;
There are bit: fein!, barite, in' the .ininatei of did
Connell alter title 'date,•netil the breaking ortt`of,
'the ItaVointion,' when the "officee created; rt l idek;
the old charter* . Philadelphia ; weraaboltibed';'.
the T,Oglelitnti deolaring the:reline - n6w so': doing
to tie 44 that ilia powers aid juriedietten hitherto.
exereleed by the Mayor, Recordei, and aldbrinee,'
of the city pf.„Thlladelphia, were 'not Mad.:
td 'oh 1120',., authority of , the people, Wand are
therefore became 'null. and veld." Their duilee
were + dleotarged by
. justsoes 'of the ,peace
sleeted by the people , the wardens, the Supreme,
Enmity° Connell of the State, and, in raped of
their judicial ft/nations, by the Judgei of, the pity .
eortia t auttiorited by not ofdesembly to be app•Oltit
ed t v ihe k xmintive boilneti: A law kasha Apitr
tt th, 118 i, inearporated the wardens, and vested In
,616 OHI~TNUI Btrees,
,thgpit the tnottkiges; "bi.; belonging to the termer
norporation._ authorized
. :thein &Teo to epend
S,DtlO'fiorit the personal property of; the oti in
,ereotinig•the City Anil. It provided, ae the former
aoehad done,- that the Coctitiy 'court Ho* end'
the.aityrilaikeirotild be sialai In aPioainnoe, and
that the Wane; for them ahotfid be Amin _in the
President or Nice Prepldant °Cate State in gount ,
eit for approbation. 'Before 1789,,titeodonkt
Ittihad been Ootenfetod, a_ epeeiHo ftindhavirig
been, appripriated for that purpose;, bat 'lrieens
for building'the °lcy Bail were wanting, this
state of 'affairs' the ,AseetiblY authorised, fifaroh
37th of th at, year, a lottery , to be raised' to. pro;
Vide $B,OOO -(ttfaal to 000 ' Peoneylvanla ;snit
renoy) for the 001:00:1011 and $B,OOO Fir flighin7
bink trellegia, Clarke: "
Vje 4 abre atiOny of one of the tickets '
"CliTlr BAL. AND DICIONSON equates
.itrrittf.
- "-This Voket 'thitittoe the - baeter to matt prte
as may be drawn against he number, if demanded'
within niae ixtooths after the drawing Is flaiebed, ,
subject to.a ifeatiotion of twenty.per omit."
'rho tlokets:‘do pot: . seem, to haier,sold
foi.viifiturin the .Pennsylvania Gazette,
of April-18th, that, "agreeably to it resobitica , of
the.Coryorationypereed 28ili of Feb . :nary last, the
City Ball: and, Matteson College liittery , will be.
drawn on the 19th of April next. Tickets may be
bad of Bavid Liner, Itiobard Bache, Philip.
„Wager, Francis Gurney, and Tho Mus format, and'
at .the lotibrYoffice, IPo, 127, Race tithe, opposite.
the °Mrlin Mutes " 1t was 'thought better thin'
to resort to - a
-lottery to raise num by'thilit to !Ulnae;
An addttionat hex, Pablie,OPinion hits changed:
sine then.: heyrao tie e ' have:beea j, ild ed ,
then,lts that of .elinoing at'fiiirs for religioui and'
!heritable purposes:la, by many now, by 'spit
'that itwas only a way of obtaining volontary . obn- , ,
fight:Gene for Worthy
,objecte,' pritillo benefit:
wars gap erallyheld out as an ri siceinen tto sulaterie,
hers. There was eildentlystutrong feeling
lotteries In general, at an early date, though',
irrexceplionalcasetit thoughtjt wnhldteeept
thatthe"end sanctified the means." In 1791
lottery : iris Mide"for raiding-aiihielhOnse,Ml'
-hundred deliturster , paltiote.thrFstreatit.sl - 4
ray Wash leant - en
.13eol3ba street, betivain Atah
and Nine, then the" "rnoilli e
an Sent Amenably deohireetheplain truth of Ate.
matter' "!That IrOtlerios whataorbdi
Ackert; public or priVate,•are common and_ ;,:iY•
do itutsaneejs, Faid:niaast the edrinieva. 'goood
and weffarft,of,iho Province',' Yet what ha,V r e;
we, only three years after, ?--" An act for slang,
by way of lottery, the RIM of three thousanAnd•
throe pounds fifteen abillinsa , to be applied to' the
paymentof the ariears'of debt duo for the 'flesh-,
leg :of iiiitera and St. Paul's Episcopal
churches in the city of Philadelphia, &o.; ito."
,
The 'First, Second, and; Third Presbyterian
churches; in this otiy, were aided in a stroller
manner in 1769. ,To„rettion from the digrestion::
Before the Ci ty I.all was built , their; was again a
city 'corporation' ready to occupy It. - Soon after
the close of, the war, there was a movement for a
new charter for Philadelphia, but of course it wee
opposed:Was there ever a prrject set on foot,
here which. did not meet With opposition? Staid
Philadelphia seem always
.disposed to let well
enough alone. Not a bad plan, to be awe, in many.
oases
• A petition was got unto the year 1784 signed
by one thousand four hundred respectable citizens,
.Which theitked proceedings fora time. Revived
egain.two years later, it was not March. 11,
1789, that the act was paiied'inberporitting the
" Mayer and Aldermen, and eitizentuf.Philadel•
phis," with all the rights and.properties possessed
by the" Mayor and Commonalty of Peladelphia,
in the Province of Pennsylvania" befin'e the neve
lotion. The aldermen were to be Ghana by the
people every seven years; the Common Council
every three. Each year the aldermen were to
elect one of their, own number Mayor for the year
succeeding. Samuel Powell, the last Mayor be
fore the Revolution, was the first to fill the Mayor
alty under the .new government.' The old War
dens and Street Comm'ssioners' oft/ ea was vacated
by the soree act, giving 'their power to the Mayor,
Recorder, and Aldermen.
In 1798, the charter was amended co at to ran.'
dent " more similar to the frame of government
of this Commonwealth.", The amendment was to
have twenty Common Councilmen elected yearly'
by the,peopie;and twelve for a Select Council, to'
held their office (which one-third of them were to'
vacate each year) for',threo yearn:', These; acting
as 4iatinot bodies Were have the Whole laglsla
'tive power of the corporation Vested in them
exelussively. The Maybr was RUG by this
act to be elected by, the Councils from
the Aldermen. In, 1828. the act was so.
amended that the Mayor might he elected (bylthe
Councils:as before) from the entire body of otti
zone ' Thirteen years Week. was Ordered' that
the Mayor should be Adapted by the citizens, and ,
so it continues to the present tiny. ' It had long
SeeMederinge that, While the actual limiteof the
city were so extended,its eorooratebounde should
be so narrow as to include but two of the many
square relies of closely built up territory. The
evils and inoonvonleneea of the old System be
cameyear, mere oppressive. *Those livlbg
on.. one aide *.ef a crowded street had 'dif
ferent Interests, and were governed by , - dif.
ferent
,regulationts, from those: on the other,
There were numerous , executive and",., legis
lative bodies to disehergo duties which ono could
attend to as well. When the obange mime it was
a change. The whole coun try, with •its farms,
woods, villages, "crooks, and lanes, was taken In.
The, two Square miles became one hundred and
twenty...r'Ours is now one of the largest, if not the
very largestotty in world. Our Mayor's do
misdeals are extensive enough for a Garman prin
,olpality. The 'act of consolidation was passed in
1854. Of its practical workings we may all judge.
Whether it were the batter plan to make so great
an alteration at onetime may be Judged of differ
ently by different persons. At any rate, we shall
.probably, not need to annex any more territory for
'a few years, which will perhaps cave tome 'noon
fenieisee.
The muniolpat arrangement of the present day
need , not here be dwelt upon. Information in this
oonneotion may readily be obtained by any one. The
older laws cannot gently be referred to. Neither in
the 'Philadelphia, Meroantile. or Law Libraries
does there; exist a fell set of those. Tho remain of
the. enmity of sneh, results from the faot that few
copies ot the Ards of Assembly were printed at the
time of their passage s and when the lawn of Penn
:sylvania were at
_Various times &Mooted, those
;,,bioh were' obsolete or repealed• were omitted,
their, titles , only, halos inserted. , Pregnantly
such, though no longer of legal value, are very im
portant as materials for the annalist. Ono suoh,
law whiob we have oiled, then* ITU* be found
ii.the law books, was 'Hoovered In an old news•
paper seethe; printed over a hundred years ago
by PhiSmielphia'SPrinter-philetiophei, was kindly
afforded the writer by a member of the bar in this
city. The lower part of the City Hall has always
been need as the Mayor's Maas -The Oity Councils,
who formerly had the Inwood story 'of the same
building; now occupy the'upPer somas in the State
House, 'aka have' been alteied for their use.
There nein scenes - or,freannat olgoial banquets
in the old colony ti4lan rhea me r lived nindet the
king." ,
tit S
, 1
I vinpursDAy, JULY 13,1140,-
Jai i., s. • aye, t emoun a . *mot ass' ateab ere,
fram..44; : shattle -of. Germantown, : ware platted
titero,'4lo yetsnorp recently, pa:deist& , ain't' 00.
eisPiefiVal : .r.- - D.rilleic the Revolution, w• on Goa ,
+
iterelV, Al 63041010 re; for . a Part of 'the fluffy
fit liai 3 Oholne :Mira plated floral's - Ghost i etOet
duriniatheir boring', or- tooeuvg;lto, pre int, the
•pastrOpf :vehicles:. From 178610%1780 a il
oorP
et-Inst.:o 'Soldiers were , on, duty , at' tliis 'Wale
, 1
Hone*. it: sentinels ; ; bat. in- the - latter di thie
anti.reepubliaan feature wee done; away *and'
ottleirgeratehusen appointed . - , There , ere,' at
eonioVetanee -from. the ;Main. edifloo ' ,n - doh'
side, * Smell treo-story -htlildh4s, used for; limb
?
iiel. le, 'built ehortly, after the ereotioii of the ,
,84siito ow l : • , An 'ardaileteroineated the iwinits:to,
the: i n afferdiag eatiess' fro one to.
anoi eri;tketeeted - from the weather—a t 4 atier of
soneilonetquenowhafore,umbrellei came nip Utio.
..„.1 , fil2,-.. the, aommiiieloners of ribs oanntir of
Phil olphial were anihtirlior to . einploy theca l
*in**i
, .oklhe aityand deputy oftleee, or, „if I seemed
sdelsOlie, 7 to *teat ;others in , their, pion better
aslaPkidote,thelr.lieo,, ' - tf these. old. bulldi ge, ever
er•
,ISii;ealtable for therptirposes.fer which* they ate
.4impleyed; that; tito haa.'paeledi They a uugly,
erakithit; and t uneate.:, Who knows when we Ah alt
heitalietterl Will It be the next Year;er i tape*
eerit* , ,? 'll'illitt bo when these are destr pad (as
Apy r ilre at any timo,liable to, bit) by:fire; / Litt the ,
tfahskble records lost? r Arts; if enoh a time
!Wit!. unhappily , copse, oommodtene fine-prod
'aineft_ a4aY be ereeted , " 'Will we' leek -the - stable
whit* the batiete son 1 t.- ~ --•- , -: • , • I .
. .
-,-.4-Extract _ • : ' .
traoreirire ,prtarrest toradinnallikr sartat,i tr: ,3, 4
~ , .zoi . SubX tru, mrooL. rat tee •ii. *o .l
I, .ilitand here„-to -day, :citizens, neon the broad
fret *Gond platform, of my .00rintry—beneath
he .eliedoyr , of that 'flag 'whose einsterhig stars
nisitl: their azure field still emblematize a united
peo,Ple •I-kited-here c. , , by the altar Of nationality, ,
re
o i ,
,yritiolthave knelt- to7daylthe men oil ettry;
ta
on of this Itepttbile, renewing ,their vows •of
at
_ hutent and devotionto the... Union. 'Oil suoh.
an-Wutploloue 00413581011 as this, thoughts wilt rise,,
exit‘ifeelings be exalted, that soar, far aboie the
miasma*" mists of party sectionalism into the
OptlF #1 pure stare of -the general Welfare de
lest;iliee -and of ituitiantti. . It is not,•thereforti,
fn: spiritof,paltilltinelripilf•lknow thei•lmMilseir
of airy „own heart, that Tam about to atipaal to the
-mills Of all partite,' of all sects, and or every State,•
ta4ltlif this day,' With', renewed dayotlen, round
the :limner of a oanrimen - Union, aid to, pledge
tlriir united „efforts to keep nnsuilied• and nosel
-iiied blioh link of - that strong, hrlght attain
led in the white heat of.battle.and of ethereal
te Perovhloh has thusfer grappled State to State,
iiii't, man to twin, in one o .
vast brotherhood of 'mt.;
tion , ility. ' ! •
: Jla_ppy I• tittle. happy! will" be , • my country— !
itidietis.beYond all previone aiontple, her Ninny,
it,all'her free a$ ,enlightened sans shall be al-,
tikeirue to this ?spirit ,of nationality. But, , citi-
Siena, are there no syMptoras of yielding integrity,
,ttilarraoltial discord visible ? , , :• • , ~
~i. ' few n Years ado, and who wont& hate kat srded
.tke pre4tetian, that the value of this Union was to
keitomei In any assignable periodpf time, a sul , jeet
;#2,.gravlr calculation, pi even, of .ipoonlative 5 die- ,
Olsen 't But Already the importanoe-, and I sta
. illity of this Union, its advantages and disediran
lapm, are now freely canvassed. 4 lts destruotion,
:therefore, is amongst possible events. Aye l. - the,
I.*Qgee have been already driven into the bodies of
two Christian churoben, !blob have already 113/4e4
, laividedlarael"and.who ahall say bow soon the
tiring wedge of disunion may, enter the qui-
No iing frame of the body politic, that shall make
'„tedivided dommonwealth 1 ,Andrare we to 4167'
_these preeagett without alarm 't : dire -we to learn
Kilo= lesson from the past, , and in the madness of,a
lanittill hot& rush blind . ly:tinthe future ? At snob.
'..eforislit;and ingot' a Petite, may we not all firollt
.hy.the 'if heineut:42o4atiop of Chien) to Attleus i , ,
Ilgt you are asleep, awake/. if you are standing;
!atone !if you ate moving; ran !" "- • , i
'" l ' As to our. country; her mission in the futnre,
Itnest be grand; lf,ittii is only trite intim foiebings•
i.nfther plat, the necessities of her prestint, and her
[APea, of the future. •• As long as we ; remain a
*tied peepletes long as we adhere -to the solemn
lo ' , , fratilt pledge., of „the Fathers of the Iteptth,
I fiti4;the lirMguarantees of each other's safety—the
- alit'and-Kemal Tee odd ties giveninthat'solernia
:',„•,, , elite that: &Vs' to the darter of one free
'- 0 " . 4010 and itOiligni, 1118:311 Oath. . ' : ..."'
'''': , . Mdotatteftreises liaottolanimabile Sittmt '- 2 - 5
"',.„1 "Attddit i' imparinoque peter Itotasnei habeblt. 11
''. )313t'Oboirpermit 'thelnaldious inioads of title
sPetiorts plblianthropy ' to" mike headway 7 -this
Oradea davotion.to ibo rigiita of humanity to bold
away—and the time will not he, long . whoa all
this fair fabtio, reared by the . selPsaerilloing tie.
notion of our fathers, shalt totter to its fall, and in
',the tremendous ruin bury all.. In the' language
of the eloquent McDowell, a statesman taken from
his Country, all too - soon: . •
. 4 Be adjured, then, by the Weal of this, and of
coming ages; by all that we hive ' and all that
we hope for in • the glories of our l and, to leave,
this subjeot'of slavery, with all the accountability'
It may,impose, every remedithmay require, every
mum:dation of difficulty or of pressure it may
roaoh—leave it oil to the trident, the interest,
and the conscience Cf those upon whom the pro
vider's° of God and the Constitution of your cone.
try have cast it ' Leave 'it to theca now and for
ever, and atop, before ' stop is impossible ilie
furious headway of that 4estnictive philanthropy,
which is rushing on. stride after stride, to bury es
all under a heavier and Wiakeder slavery than
any it would extinguish."
. .
Oa this day, of ,all others, °Mena, let the great
lesson be taught and moat solemnly heeded that
the Union of these 6tatos meat be preserved at
every hazard, Prawn dbvrit all elements of agttsi•
tton upon this sohjeet, let them be 'engendered
where they may, - for"theylitive'within them the
weds of misohlefl" they are the modern "dragon's
teeth whieh, like those of °damns, wherever
'sown, are • earn to bring forth 'bloody strife and
armed men.
I have often thought, eitisena, as I stood in the
hell of the Belvidere, at the Vatioan, beneath
that millets of Grecian art, the Lamon t how lit
an emblem it would be of this our country, should
the ever be overcome by thefell spirit of disitnlon
The Priest of Apollo !elitism represented with hit
two sons struggling Ja the oomplioated folds of
theiorponts
,sent by the Goddess of Wisdom to
avenge the insult put upon her by that priest's
impiety. The agony of-the victims is seen in the
convulsed features, the swollen veins, and the
,starting muscles that seem bursting ftom th&
quivering flesh in the ottremlty of that dreadful.
anguish. And let but' this fell spirit of disunion:
prevail, and - -Wisdom shall again avenge the
suit to her shrine, and that spirit phall 'become'
the serpent, entwining its folds around the Consti-;
Cation and States 'of this Confederacy, ernaltini
put, in Its terrible corivolntions, time constitutional,
vitality of this Government, which is its life
blood.
Let no. then, citizens, oberish the thought to•day,
he* sacred this Union in, under whose protection
we hare grown from weakness fo - strength. It
grows' estbe tree grew's, as the' forest grows.: it
sting too, like thoforest, presenting to the be
helder's eye Its 'variety of growth With symmetry.
of form—its variety of foliage, with harmony of
colors—each trunk drawing from the. coil appro."
priate nourishment, and never blasting his whole 4
some brother: It stands, too, like a forest in .ibt
confederate strength, self sushaning and impartial
ab'e in the Course of nature,' in which' Mori bath
the hope'gicen him, if he is tree to hithself, ik that
while the earth remaineth seed time and harvest
shall not cease." , Bat it, may, be wasted by faith•
less.abandonMent;or spoiled by rude violence—
'andleeit also be remembered that nature ad
monhhes us, that, a stunted growth springs up on
the same Boil where,before stood the fozoat whose
every tree had majesty enough
'• To be tho meet of some great Admiral:,
A bright-eyed mulatto 'Etonian in'Boeton, named
Mary U. T. Blight, has been arrested on a °hallo
Of having caused the death of a child of bar hits
band, (a oolorod man named William H, Blight,)
by a Former 'wife, by administering poison. bite
was rearried'abautfive weeks ago, and her husband
having some property, it is supposed that she
,wishei to obtain control of it by poisoning him
,and his children. The Boston Evening Journal ,
'of the 9th • instant says i The' maiden name
of the suspected " woman wee • Mary Alice
'Caroline Jaokson. _ She is said to be a. pretty,
bright-eyed, bejewelled, vixenish individual She
was born in Baltimore, anti has lived. a eon
siderable time in New York. Bhp was married to
Blight five weeks since. filnee her. arrest, a mus
tard pot and a quantity of Parson's Rat Extermi•
asterisms been found in her trunk, which she
nodally kept locked, but which, in , her
, haste to
leave the house after having,' as It is ' supposed,
given the child the fatal doseolheleiftWitit the key
in the lodk. Tho slowed 'abditt twenty4wo
years of age: , She has 'givert,,her husband strong
groundefor enspeating,heyinfidelity. On this 00-
Qaoion looked the children in the hence and
went away, and when found by her husband, she
Was ins house in Soothes street, Boston.
.IiAIiDEIOI97 DONATION.- - Tho daughter of the
late Jwaph °bailees, of Bt. Louis; ih order to ov
press ha sacred regard for the memory of her fa
ther, bra given 820 000 to - endow tho professor
ship of phytioal is:donee in Westinitistdr'Collegi,
raltoniMistourt. The °adamant of this ohair,
it •is sail, was an objeot very near Mr. °harlot'
heart during the latter part of his life.
' • '
Additional European, News, `:
BRITISH MINISTRY' RE=ELECTED.
Mre •:Cobden Arrives 'at Liverpool
Flit& `TICAIpf" AND PEACE POLICY
~iT7LAI~T~ItId
,'.L'bt•fcC},R,ElZ~~l
ARMY. ; TRIAL
dEn* AN 111 X. E AZiPRS
KOSSllth' in, OeilOa l
"KIWI OF ITAAES AND iorE,
.4` — psE,P.l7: 2 ' . 2'9'. jimi
,Raymond from 3the Battle
•
Field= of Solfefitio.
, .
Lord Palmeriton baiitaletili:aliotad for Vaal.
40131 , LOrdlobti Rageeil Wag re•elootid Poi the city
,of 10,9nden fdig ,. .#l , o,.:Lawig wag re elaided for. ilia
Iladaor,Borouglig; etr cl:gfarap was re , aleidad to,
IttOrpopt; Mr.• Milowr . ;(iikpo4 was !roldwitigd' for'
iditon:tiociar-Liae.; Qardwold ,wag,
'orgotadWftiloaeoppositiVW, Mr, G 1100,0115 Wig rp
ideated for`• Oxford Ilidiridatti by a agajority'of'
iwetity•tbree - votea over Lord, Ohandoi ; Mi. Robert
togio tiaa'rwalwated for Caine, apc:l Stijl. Koating
for Reading.—: t 3 -
- ARRWAL or Mn. CORDER.—Mr. Cobden, ar
rived at Liverpool on June 29; ; Ho was oondeeted
to'the'Adelahl Hotel where a deputation froth
Rolehdaio,- dr which • borofig ' e - has been.; re. :
turned, waited on him :and - addressor we're wa
r seated troth reformers of Liverpool. - 4fr:
Cobden 'replied: and said be tad found. a most
cordial • appreciation. , ot 'free-tradir• prinoiples, in
States ; • -There was, 'a cordial foaling
toward Great Britain. • . With soapiest,. to•rwar, he
said lie 'belleVed England wee a. - well:able :to
maintain a neutral position as this United btateq.
The Amerlean sympathy -rear in favor of the
Italians. Mr. Cobden deolined to say, anything ,
i of his appointment tolltilhard'eif Trade till he
had first acknowledged Lard Palmerston's' letter
offering, hint, the poet ? fieforring •• to nasal and
enstome refortn; he was in'favor of their ooMplele
wholitioni• and of substitation; tit ,ao distant day,
.of a direct tax op .proparty,, and moderate tax .
On labor t wide& he thought would make the (mud
fiflar3 more
‘ Protipealitte. Replying to a depute..
Gan from the Peace 130016V # be etprealled hift firm
adhetion to the, prinoiples of peace. •• •
Tun XTEditila TELISGRAPH COMPAIIY• 4 4II,
'lent% Telegraph GompanY have leaned their,pro
speottts inviting the ndoetaary capital for laying a
new, line.„ The proposed sum in -XBOO.OOO, in £5
shares but the cost is expected, to be less Tee
subeoribera are to enjoy all r,eoeipts -up to 8 per
cent.; after which :4 per cent. is to be paid en the
old capital, ; all farther surplus being .equally di
vided. The. guaranty of 8 per _cent from the
ClaSernment is f0r'.2.5 years; subject to suacessful
workieg, bat In ease of any temporary injury to
the eable.' A Alb* be allowed for its
feateMtitin, thopeAtielit corithming meanwhile:.
The first CiferatiCno illr-be to endeavor to raise
the old aphis. ‘r . `',
Talat.,;the Malin tho Courtof Queen'S
&non . , mien indictment for the sale of, army coin
mitelone,' had t terminated' in a verMot of ,fro Ply
against theAefenclaatin , Bantanoa deferred. - Lord
Chief 4ustiep Cockburn, ip summieg up, 8414411're
'me net the elißtitest imputation against the autho
rities at the Bone ' '
- -Eft may-bp re membered' that the London
ing Advertisor,`which Invents its eioludve news,
lately , dielaied that 'the /fakeer 9aMbridge
tally seld'armYebniptiitioni,•Madwasto be dismis
sed from the oemtitandoithb British army in oonet
quer C j—tb.
ICOssovie rii" Graroa.lihe Azity News' says
that Kesel:Wl arrived at Genoa on the 223 ult.. and
was reeelVed nith'great entlinsisam by the Run
gafistut.thete. i"
It is nrui. 4 3.rstaid - Ant the 'negeliatlons in-pro
gress for smearing the netttrality of the gentian
mail steemshlpo,enpged in the Am artisan trade,_
apply to, ilk', Hamburg equally, with the 'Bremen
line. '
'Aeoordinglo a' deSpiloh front 'Mlles of June
22, the lOog had offered.7 , an army to Vie Pope '
Meanwhile, nine battalions had been sant towards
the - Boman frontier,Vader the command of_ gene
'rat Benedisk. • '' " •
THE EMPEROR OF. AUSTRIA TO HIS ARMY
'The folitining order - of thei daiapieared at Va.
rona,mti,tho rdth ofJnoti
L
to , day lake.,thetsupremenorautarni ot.tittiotit
:nisi vitt oti)tie.opposed to; the energy,, and ;Itt,thrt
head of my gallant troops Twill coutiette the kith:lg..
gie Whioh Austria was obliged to begin in 061300
of hot' hinior and rights.. -
Boldiera, your devotion tome, and the;brilliant
courage Yori - havo already exhibited, aro' guaran
tees that you will, tinder my 'command; obtain
those snowman ehtoh onr fatherland expeots •
- • - : • Pusitora JOse'ru.' .
The week after he issued this,
,the Emperor ran
back to Viennal. - -
•,• THE BATTLE OP POLFERINO. -
By far the beat aoeount of this great battle
that, 'written' on the spOt, by Mr. IL J Raymond,
of the .freio York Times, on the night of the coil-
Tot. • It appears in the N. Y. Times of yester
day :
Int= THE DATTLZ-FFELD OF ISOLFZEINO.
0105TIOLIOND, Italy, Friday "tart,`
Tune 24, 1859
came from Remelts early this morning, and ar.
rived just in siree'to witness the last half of what
I have verylittle,:doubt will turn out to have been
the greatest- battle the modern world', has seen
You will get thcrofttoiarsummary of its results by
telegraph before this letter reaohes you, and will
be prepared; therefore, for this statement of its
magnitude: tcannot describe it with; any mei
aion as yet, for it bars lasted all day,. and extended
over a elrenit of not lOU than fifteen miles. , The
noise of the cannonade, and.oven of the musketry',
moreover Is atillin My ears, and 110110 of those eat
i
gaged in t, except the wounded, have returned to
give us any distinct and ,connected report. But
not lose' than 450,006 men 'have .been . engaged in
it; and of these not less than 30,000-dead or die;
abled—lbe, on this bright, starry night, upon tho
Woody field.''' '
The battle .commenced at a little before five
o'clock in the morning, mot far from sun ri se
Just 'book -of Castiglione rises a high rang of
hilts, e which projects a mile, or thereabouts, into
the plain, -and then-breaks off towards t.he left
'into a' wide expertise of smaller hills. , and so into
the - rolling Surfitee which makes that portlon'of
the plain. . The Austrians, bad :taken• priation
upon these hills=planting cannon upon those;
nearest to Castiglione which they could approaCh,
as therfrenehtamy was in fall force In and around'
that little village--and had , etatione&their itu-'
mouse array all over the surroundlog plain. As:
nearly a's we can nevi learn, the'Bmperor PraVOIB
Joseph bad collected here riot less than 225,000
troops, and commanded them in person. His evi
dent purpose was to make a stand here, and risk'
the fortunes of the 'war upon the hazards of the
day. . • •
Napoleon promptly accepted the challenge, and
commenced the attack as soon as 'it wee light this
,morning' by placing 'cannon upon-The hills 'still
nearer to Castiglione than those held by the - Ans.
trians; and opening tire upon them ort.the heights
beyond. He teolilstS Oirn stand upon the highest
of theca-e, Steep, sharp-backed ridge, whiehnotri
mends a magnificent view of, the entire circuit .of
the phili ‘ and froin'thiti Point diratted the en
-tire movements of his army ' during theeatly poi
lion of the. ay.i, The ,Frenolt Very area 'drove the
enemy out, pf -the, poets they held. nearest to; the
toad, and follOired there into the small villages, of
the plain The first of these was Bolferino,
where they, had a sharp and protracted engage'
meta.— The Austrians disputed every inch of the
ground,'and fought here,' as theydtd threttahout
the day; with :the Attmost desperation. • They
vele rare& rimsa.driven.out of the town, before
they would stay out. The people of the village,
moreover, took part against the French; upon'
whom they fired from their window,' and the
Branch were pompelled, in Helf•defenoe, to burn the
town. 'When they found it impossible te held their
gfound any longer,-they felt' back,' elotelV and'
steadily, until they reached the village of Volta,
'which, as you will .etto, by the map ! lies, directly
southeast from Castiglithfe, and is only, about a
mite from the river Moot°, from which, heWever,
it is separated by a ,range °thins: Uponthose
hills, in the rear of the town, and overlooking it
completely on the south and'southeast aisles, the
Austrians had planted very forriddable batteries ;
and when I. arrived upon the• field. and went at
once to the height where thaßroperor had stood
at the opening of :the" , engagriment, but' which he
-had left an; hour .before is follow his victorious
,trliops, these battaries were blazing away upon
the Frenoh who wereatitioned On' the plain below.,
, I was-too fat off to observe with any accuracy
the anoneselve steps of the action, but I could,dia•
illicitly see the troop] stationed .upon the broad
plain, and moving up in masses' towards the front,
:where the_ artillery was Tested,' as their services
Were required. But as .soon as they reached this
point they were speedily enveloped in the smoke
of thecannon; and disappeared from obaervation
Bet the general result-was saten , made evident by
the elaokening of the Austrian lire, and- by the
falling book of their Smoke, and a isorretnonding
advance en the part of that which' rose from the
'French artillery. The cannonading at that , peint
lasted for 'over an hour ; brain precisely. what di
reotien this' Austrians retreated , it was not west-
We, from , ,the position I occupied; to • I wee
afraid to change It, moreover, became, although I
might eerily have'gone more ' dlreetly. and closely
nponithe field, i'eould ;nbt' hivi found any etnl.
nenewuperi the plain from which I could have had .
So sweeping and domplete• a view. Part of the
Austrian force probalsly cased ' the Blinoto river,
Phials deals emithwrird firms the lower end of Lake
Cluarda,.andereptiesinto thore.„ ,
But the buttio,continued to rage all over the re
gion itorthwestbf a lihe &rant:toting the towns of
Bolferino, and' Volta. ;'.At one point
at er another a Tharp eannoneding would arise and
continue for half or thiee•querters of an lour---
and after each iticiessiveesigagement of this kind,•
the result Warne apparent in the retreat of the
Austrians and the advance of the French forces.
During all 'the early Part of the day the sky had'
been Maar and the Weather hot. But ',lends began'
to gather at %bout - noon, and, at, five o7olook ;While
the cannonade was at its height, a tremendorm
thunderstorm rolled up from the northwest the
Wind Canfe'flist, sweeping front theParofied streets'
ra, enormous olondof dust, and wife erten followed
by a, heavy fall' of rain,,atioompanied by , vivid
• ,• •
• liettnirigenaintild etteoilitireef ratan. tliwidie
:The storm lasted for , about iriaterir, In the ean
, nemading,so far , as we.emuld , „dietingelebi wescleW--
pendect. Then ' the rata" arriled,Atter elands blew"
away; the'lin irbeheqestrefetin, and eke air Wes*
0 001 ed,andlerfeatly delightful.rew , iT:z. , 1
, • Thonghst e canitoleMathtlytymassullfer a time
to take per lit ift,`the'light halt nieantlinegonems,,
• ,and eilieril - iegitiwiliteirted tit} .lost of dlotervation;
f',Attivirleh eherattrut `] tad OXPelled me ; the eau
noniulngnommermeAquiteett the ,extretne left of
'tlics'entire Mild end oh thnierybolderifof pee lake . ;
northeast-from Oattigliodeitird:Welfebr Peaohimeir
; Tha RlVlollentelel .Iroopte etedenethet•Etilltifho'
oitmmandelhiail in person, heti been,peated-tkeee
sad retleivedihi'AustilaniiitiliY tittlielarentid."
• Fretnabottt sevens eieleckeuitittafterisigtt-fall an
iteressant end most terrible emnimeereo are kept
up ' The batteriee of tlie tweerlalegerefe.OPP*.
rentlyebotit half irmirtiiiiiirt=andittide outset
: - theY. !wen: birth! eereed , with Atilaririegval and
etfeetive vigor. ; ~,.Bee iltterAelletekame , ,fteadnally
slackened their flee Med Mivelnenneellook s up new •
noaltions—While theedaydltakei peered , ' * rapid,
end4seintereupted•ihawee e ef WI/ 1111011 am--
he
suependlagonlY far a few minutesat,a,titne,7 and .
then renewing It again with ritioribled' fury,, t. Thewind had nowlinedderre eke ale wag
ff; 1
-eud the 1,101111 of musketretotewfdkattee treat
non; Vas ' dhainittlikeard. The Armee, atetion- 1 '
thittene ' , sharp-had thealialitl'aerinsling - 1 ke; • tbb 1
constanteandArregulee.patteriegeofdlatit pen a
rope, the faeterweL i ster
,'molly en nded.
i
' but whilittleitedWitioverwholistriglygrekpli and
torriblee.7 , ' Over: , thectiaidfniati-fpark 'rose' dews,
10dtecelolld Ot; liotolle; trifrectlYcltwardlesi 'Sides
,perfeclynprigheend erell,siefirted,And sty , lOW ,
1
ctitidid both rwaytelt , tita ' eqp like an - enprsaerne
sheaf of , Wheitt:& , Ttelietn; waintelliere'glorioue
Netting ilkllleWOot,- end-ae liislightgracieallfate , '
parted, the,yivid flambee sterol' diseltargOofelhe
Minion Veatried tbretrit - ' the:eitiolie likeeleasu
lightning,through thobteaseof greener - ikon alloud.
ttreekeely 'Angie tleeh wouleetilee . Wei
Sores t twoer three at onto, and sometimes halpseloseA,
would break forth in instant stiemsbion: -- i - ''' I
, m lt was beginning-twhe dark whew l'-`:tern W'
deendtbabill,s end -ell the ?VW- flown toll '
c i
heard the roar of the 'cannon and the alai ring
of ehelues of the infintryi" Bat ''thir"Ans ant
, were oisserly , falling_baokpand mould coarsely have'
'foiled to 'sustain a total,reut.„lt Itetworstbi they
may bola coriditiou:tet Make rout.,,
Moreetru le In
4 ,
the Morning, bat jedging from nty `owee'sib erva,-
lion, it certaiely la eekerabable. eTheee, barn suit:
1 tale ed en bier vihelming, defeat ' , end-, o. l looto' for
ma not unlikely - that flur Emperor trieylitiw ls
dusted, by thserepreseritattens of therientrel ow 2,
ere, to aleept the Pea,oe- whioh. Xitpeleonwill' he
very likely to tender him.. ~ , , i '.,
Just Word nightfall a tremendous cannonading
was distinotly visible in the. direction ovidantua,
and it wail supposed by one of two French. opioera -
I ' , Get Prime Napoleoiewartiattatildrig that to tress- j
,as part hf the general:planed the dare Matra one,,
while theAaeperor wagengeging the enemy. l I lho
'open 'field. Bat rase no 'reason ,to ,soppeoe that'
this is; trot; at ?Lauer Irapoteini"eould searoely .
have reached Mantua-by this time, rte , he Was In
Floreziess.only,a week ago. r . -,- i.- .• , -,„:. , I -""
" I havti'thurgiven youa very gen ...
eral °Arnie of
this great battle as it Lltliiiii 'under ney OSin-Obser
vition_,. Ilse° mentioned no name!. of spheral
nate odeere, home:me:l here bad no eppor t try ,
to learn the speititlo part Whit% imitate-nate kla
the engagement: . - .. , ..A11-thefrreart Lithe% for s bee ,
fluent letters .or refer you, for , It Ise Ake - official
reports which we here deal net„see .for. three or
four dive rater they are published ire'Faile.: I i e?-
-. ,I am afraid to'ventnrsinpon any eepliatitute at e
to the number of killed and wended in this tat:
'tie ; but ' from the nattiest of,„thcoase It 'mm bti
enormatte:'- I sin oenlident that :toeless Wan tern:
rhoesand, woe/DOl:have :beta Waned Ante thie,
village steno:o_4oog ; the:daye-to selYwothie t of
those that Were left on the field or taken to „te her
plates. , - The first intimation we readied 0..' nn,
engagenutothaving takenpiteie;wluffrare Mee ing
three or, four eerier deaserehr . o xoneolid filled 4111 '
wounarklitefore we reachedMeateahlaro, oulthers
road fled Ilmetalte , 7 - - '-'--' -,, ''" ,- -' - '' 4 ,
As we,had,heerd of.nolattle, we naturally sup,,
posed that these woneashad been•reeeivedin mono
skirmieb Boon afteie *inlet none:hem tterii*e, ,
In whick-Waslaid at full lettglh'efi oftleerotrapk„
whose:Jame wore so ghastly aclookaulta= Make it
'evideneteewsis dying. Oa sorohine,Mtrtelohilroi
and stopping fdr-a Moment 'to rest; our, horses,lwe
ware told that's/treat battle tetta4heir going 041 q
the plain before Otestiglionet 4
~end going at enee to
the Stinnett of tome, old frirtifie e tions which o ace;
-defendeCthe townsWe child' ifee with - our Wafter,
the smoke of-the engagement" We' loot' no' tiene
In pushing forward, ,althengh we,were lolte•thal
we could not remits Oastigifone!bterants.the ro di
were completely, ocenali dAY artillery tlia In e•
i
serve.. 19* went on.: however , continuing to m et
carriages and carte laden.witlifyrouuded, and, peso-'•
log the French camas' f the- prirvions night,,came -
to a pointiet about shalri.mile frail the town.
where &park of artillery vregeetwas defiling frare
their tamp' idle therood. -
*etching our 'Change; We drove in etween tyre
of :the wagonte . had - ito -Mitered' the town nutter.
coyer -of the-eneemous cloudy of ditseewbielt '', they
ratted: Thew:Labe 'Strobe mutt densely crowded ,
With:aorta, oirriageahoirsca;dotilleye,, erste, shl- -
diershautlers, and - persona -aria'animals - of evb)y
deetniption. . •We,-; , pnshed.! our , .iray,',; without
hindrande, directly osast,,the„houee marked :PA 1
'ilte't " Ctaiittier Generate," ''' or lei( neeters rf.-1
"Ihrgett gteete`;renti r weree - fiteitf - caw)" 1
We had gone but,a slortdistanon when We earee I
to *bete the'great progenitor:ref the ; wounded IMP:
turning astern a cross streeete'alchurah - Wbieh kid
been taken or a hospital: — lt , was -cietairtlY the
'most dreadful, eight -I,,,ever- saw.. -,- Beery ;cob;
(solvable kind ote worind Which. can be letlichielH
upon metrwaa here ektOitia. -'•• ':- t• • L.-
. . . . .
All who w ere able to do jet Were obliged. tows
- -the wegoes and animals .at, command being alt
required for those Wee.,ceeld, not"..htherWiee If'
moved 'Seine' Walked *lenge - their !noes co
"their
coveted with bleed-from' sable opts upon
heeds., ,Many bad-their. ewe shattered;
hundreds hid lheirlairdstied ne•• and some est
tied most - ghostly wetends 'neer, their faces;` come
had tied up their woupdst;-.and- others 'lei strip
pad away the ,clothieg , whieh,,ohafed end made
them worse, I saw one Min walkireletimgwitb
a &melee and a resolute alb, naked- td lie waist.
and having a bullet wound - upon:Wallas, sur.hgle --
gash along his cheek: and a deep bayonet:theme.
received from behind. - in his shoidder. 'Moo 61
, those who were walking wore a serious , lealc-lecal
Venting but little with one.another, though they
walked two and two—had 'few of them carried
upon their faces any considerable - expression of
pain ,
Those who were more severely injured rode upoe
donkeys or in carts, - and a few wore carried open
mattresses on men's shoulders. But these wer4
mostly °Moore ; and nearly ell I saw carried la
that way were so badly wounded that their rise
(revery is scarcely peseible. - .oaa had both his leg
crusted by a cannon ball. Another, bid received I
a ball in his thigh, and was 'evidently srafferingthd I
most intense agony. ' , Marty-Of thasewhowf wound's
were in their iegs were seatedle.ohaliseemng
Minas ' a -donkey—one being noon _each: _side 1 1
Several who were time carried and were vappOrteds
byeeldiers walking by their side. were apparently;
untionsoions, andseeined tobe.dying - Then would ,
oome carte large and 'small, carryteg, three, five 1
and some of theist tea or 'Afteen' each: ''N. steadVi
stream of theses ghastly viodms of-the battle of the,
day poured through_ the town: I . stood in the'
crowd by the side of them as' the sea protonic): , I
passed along,- and *etched it at this point for over.,
an hour. It was not interrupted -fora inoment— ,
exeept now and then by a crowd offprisoners--and ;
-it continued thus from about ten in the, mertieg,:
when it began to flow, until I' , lefethe street, long
'after dark
• Every °Minh, every large hall; 'every private
house lathe town has been taken for the servloe
of the.wounded. Those.whosednjuries are slight
afterhaving them dressed, pass at onus iota the
'ranks, and mingle with their comrades. 'flocked
into the church aa I pasted by.' All the seats; mil
itias' duo
, bad been removed ; )nattremes :of hay
bad been spread upon the floor, and were eons
plotely.filled with stymuded men, in • everystage of
suffering and of 'peril, lying, aide ,by.. side. ,The
surgeons were dress' pg 'their= 'wounds f - Sisters of
flharity antkother-wommi leartptiving them wine;
and otherwise, ministering o. their, comfort but
morning,tlnm sure,' will. upon a large pro
portion of tifim relieved forever from thalr pale.
If anything can be morektraltdelhania'soldier'S
life. it certainly is a soldier'adeath„t „,7 • •
-When' We drat/canto town, we wire warned by a
FeenchgentlemenorhOltedeirtived &little before
nktbat unlesnwe,pineml earriagernithestable
or grenade of some private oltisen,it would .oer
tainly be telaed for therlorvines of the Wounded,
as hie had bean. , As it was , air we could rely on
for a bedroom, as wall es a -means of locomotion,
we were unwilling' thus to lose it. On going to a
private honse,•thereforo, to Make snob an arrange
ment, wo found it bad been taken for a Marius!,
and among its inmates was a tavandere-ra,women
of: perhaps thirty, dressed in the style •of 'our
bloomers, who -bad • received a , b.lll in her hand
ifille following, her ocoupation, and carrying water
and wine to the soldiers - during - thew:Mon Two
surgeons from the Emperor's family were dressing
her wound, and though, pale front toss of blood,
she was conversing cheerfully and even gaily with
tiem.
biz or eight times while'f stood upon the street
watching the wounded, there dame along squads
of prisoners taken at various stages of the action
Sometimes ' there would be only - three or four,—
then twenty. tifoy or a hundred and in' one com
pany over 400. They walked 'closely together six
or eight deep,—the °Moors being generally in the
middlo—and were guarded by adagio - 616o( troops
walking on each side. As a general thing they
were not badlookintrnen. Very many of them
were very young.;-•.not over 16 oertainly,-and only
now and then you would see a -particularly brutal
and stupid countenance. - There was nothing like
anger or shame , on their faces; they seemed
generally whollyindifferent to their position, bat
looked about with a good deal of curiosity upon
the mall which surrounded them. They were
generally silent, thouglinow and then they would
talk -ani laugh with_enteh other at they passed
along - ,
The officers were; with scarcely an exception,
handsome, manly, and intelligent Ail
were without arms. The tiniforns of the Men was
a very coarse brown stuff, madief flex, very;plain,
and with soareely any attempt at' ornament. Toi
wards night; carts began to -come inladen : with
wounded Abstrians, hundieds of wheel:ll4dd
along while 1 stood therCandifereitaken directly.
to the hospitals, Where they received inebriety the'
same treatment as the , French.. Moat - of them
roomed to be very badly hurt.; Among the number,
both of the wounded and the Whetters, were mapy'
The town *night, as" Might he expected, -is
simplia damp., The strettli which are narreer,am
crammed Withartihery, and provision wagons try-.
ing,' alinokt ip-;,yatn, ,to,,lneke their . through
the , townl=--biyottee gtee Mot np: the :orchards}
and fields all 'moan& the_vilnage;---twe streams of
tram*. peer ()It en the two roads,ietading to the'
field of battle; extending' se far as the eye ran
.reach'; trait peddlersoted small' dealers.
olf every kind - circulate erelong -the soldiers 'who
'crowd the s tete; :r a e u !i im rau m z e h n t _se
ttorasitr
stand
n P a ied in .
Irnttero artillery
the Street while trying to make - Abair way through
I th e t own to their-:place' of encampment;--and
thentands of Pram& infantry, despairing of remit
' ing their tents,'have sealed 'themselves upon Op
- _
sorw mulwritiaNTs.
bor* ow boar
11-
ad" r tlie lie
• by the
rialq li. okedigr 'aimitiotrietamtli
-
tluttyps t riikr i oliestair at • mirsei - aola bi
wr itth "o l io -t.._:gt:tq .
044.4044 1 4 . bi pan?*
Mid& oit•ramecilides, gl!lig
0.17.46 Arno ty,
.17g4i0OiliOar; Ike iserakta
ki 11 4 6 0 :*414,11411,4* b• fatten.
, '
s ,T. s
i T
f F~~
narrow tieletutie-walls for a
Alseraattkair 'a Vetrittaka fent:Ofileirs, they have
44dreeteetthinacelvos 1 itinll.SSltteri'le the labor
Obtaining.s, Am / . _
sky ailt;ijdotsmis„Eigficioritiatiry, atl the
taOlthyßliellitlpert cfltlleArkpoirfeer order and
add MU*/ gig* tietir*.tate not 16811
41110 M Whoittiq kelesla. - loistauctof divntler,
- or'actisV.W, 4l .l-itt.___.'-wstrit - .41:. from *lli
rtolgfer'qffettirie-nsyc
V4 aetut,lci llie:elightest de
grab lataillifefff:4lbrieltave kscen"soutlig or
mingine -stoCre
aruger , 4tr - resiagh bare I
seftn-Arhseurit:aggnisa'Untif Cher for have I
tint!ds Als,..lialhtgle:lnstadicf*Jtviwei-r have Ap-
Rijt..kto:4 l ,,,eoldiei,forAttfersaatiter4cmaddrossed
h nron'arrtuthjeot lefiCeitii; 35: twelve a cour
teous reply ant Vitt moat eugaavor to &Id
tay w15he5.1 , 1,.1./CrAtore 4dli and siughtnheer over
the victory, •• or r ,a,,single: tryiMbliAjizattatioa
over Prlsonprit as
-they acme hi.. The most
respectful silenetiqnts in every case been pre-
r llaßreselons-of inepahr i edgithe wounded were
'aerobia, fid pro pt iittentlsiiNlio far impossible,
gtreit pro.
PPTATI hi the teelniee4sr...al,otabat -been
lreatedNelth-terfeetreelnial,,..ju cesieell,g dells
'tot , thrroirrifofroatt WfdaltwilkhtLiniere i thr itted
ileberitniformlYtoie'eltnien. • salon 'Shops, and
,efeeerloi, -with almese,lbitobtr, - Nalesiges,44 . free',
8 : X 1 4 1 4 305X , 0g1i 4 1.d . L'_ tifirreaerritedii 80.0
oldiers' attaining for supplies at tbekreindove.
Bat I hartheantancLinatanee-entreeen no int
cation of 0 ,0 elljehteott,-Lnterferertos. with prima
property.' Aare torna,gteat risen* d'eednlh •
enfoitnef- 4 folfhardeldiers' teens td be iluite at the r
0638 1 analtitd*Elakt tipitk - Voo4toOVat , theLl
„
wn disoretton....lip/agber look upon war as a bud.
umet4l something' et' done, like -everrethind
nise.mith:islittle-fintanneelattemettfas "add*.
do ,th ey too", orpou l k, *MI Wand the operations
ittendlogf-7t4, sta geAlke,WeeitkOh t l l '- recap"
tind Of prbonet*,44 - , leraserilyi partole rage
larkreutideaostllitsZelintilstu thittr!titrishets, or
hollingtheltsoupore% their, irp Brit IV tb lu x tbe,ntoralog,and gosi
will leirtlstrintellimeiOgesterst arstltsltion UOC2I
the literatert.addr haft,. of dielPiemilt itelelery.
r 14pt.upp4 0..111114 i ta t o nig t•-•,stnilf ttitte Seat
earmit;.harel'ltepe of, a- little 4 toktter eutoramoda ,
tion-for the feW reitialu'of te.night. I
hair written- , thts lotthe,rhoweriarphV eider that
Ott 1108.3. *soiree: se ea4.3 , :eMport.as isoseittle, of
the greet battle antrilotory brake the
- 24. th Of•Jorte - tv'slayloirg to be emeuilaired In the
bietorgLef the wept P"
sb alreincrttne !tress* Inilte..mor4eg. and
tips it WA', niaitlilfter&ol fi>6 ihnqor. tlineteam..
ex' of the 2.1 '; ' 7•IU J. it.
GAWARAL:
' - ESOkrit or" tntnitmet - J=The , 'court of
Princess- Anne, (Valitittitlylairdeilio tied that
rhgie ,awn,,jalf was -.era uteate - tiewesiO:tr , lor the
Whipper "Walter 13.•Lmid, charged ilOth - ranteet atro•
Volts Indtder; bidefeif- relief:et Id thejell cf
this- city fort Me eftkeeptevi donerdreglir, 'on yea-
Ceiday •Inerolag,, tba.deratty elteriffNitr.- Henry
Leiria liarint tosettidethe, tram P lO -
,pnreCa rookawaY at - sighed -him in
o natody, of =. Wilibaghbv.:Wlitiamh, an
man.elderly of lifty-fcce. or . tißia.ty ye gra .. of,age,
while- (Gowit): fitiderect behind - in ••gig. -They
: had notsproodeded)more th an &ilea, believer,
before ;Lend e t t i T-ttr , iltoe. kaktraor
'diner,* diettrod of attend hi- hurt
this* blatant froii the' ari agaand ell headlong
'upon litEratid, itinnediatelyisatanktio'his feet
and, dashed into, the t ",wpode
.11147 4 :J l ewle 'baring
caught si htof ikiiii"As be rose fromthi- glirand,
iottaadiat ' ill hr.d and gate aisike- Twice be
*MIA 4 0 2,4Whiiciritolver, 14i,v_b u t, b o th
times the - eit'Artatided,.: auk •thel - zigiti7..t no ?
'seeded making Ms' eatitWin the dente and
tangled forest. The AbOnly-itriiikithealliated a
handbill oral!? glirelfard , ortteliaultratrdellais
lei di.ifehept• 940 f runaway ..Orieener.—
Iforfolk (VisT ' -
'Cows onsida*.l.l n Sunday evening last,
s fweekt Mr. AbrelianiHolshand, -, aff.Neir Britain
toensbio f jtad three i mitry, eat cows' onisobitti,by a
quantity of White lead, • It appeamtbst_tbeytwere
pastnting alleld`, , witereta new 6bildieg was in
tha_omirmt of ereettemiby,lidie•lie: - 41eaete; and
t lia - J'ailkt : ora,Mo !mar ,sipzar. Orkist,thelitnew
buUdtng tbei,are'riene bad Xeffalrogat,wbite
'Mad nettled , upon ibinsOonhil'hear'bY, which the
cows eons tige4grilig f i bs day turned:Over imitate.
0O the (glowing Meador Maraißgursirs• Hejs-tioid.
'mirdifting Chem bend' that; they gar s bet a ye?,
?Mall gitantity'otreilE Bileansiteetialhat 'some
,hEng w t ta, wrong, 4n4 41411mi...her , inuland,Zwho
coot ' observed that they rot:o4w mutt eetellen•
He `galiicgthea:iNitiPilioppea fied,' - oirltiA 4 theY
-would. not ,eat:E•s•not , then totomedret „Wl:hike in
gnirleras to what 09,41 . di1s 41-ignttet ritlkthem,
and U
found 'M fhity,fita beep. poison ed in,* pan
not abaTigdobatiberViiiii wereslitiiia7 too far
gone, Fronk tkelereativee 1/0111011;k:Mid.hito of
them died, on the followlagsWedarld,' htlik• the
other, arttiouglialisi 'the 'Unmet our,mtning
au, orit.wi e net *toted. to itee--7fowlesteeees
L - 4
bacar,=-Some wgtdca-sinterildwoman4ving,,
to Npirli.:ll.ita Vag"Ilt: llO O. O RTA.Ue.- P 44 -wm
terribly frighliitiO b. - 1414.4VA tippimpa Wig rob
here falba how+Abbnt‘tiitilvii Night
she,bpard..witne,soilabentd-Ahanettit weseaszeixtdy
:trying to,get,!ltito.her -..rottm.,,,l4ertoisbertdhang
Aunt; aitclo thelionse *eibitOt
Attie
goatee tathe,,,had. post.andletheteelf out: et the
window. Silo ran'tb . Mr: l'tarti t ,yho . ,
:slictaftez!itpe6Orabrittti"euirlitedia in staatng
hlm Reset -Asp, z , caller& seven men,
witoirdoeeded co,the „bons*, earroncided-4 f while
others followed with' sr - light: The - 111111N1d
testehed,, bet aortae exbetOt:theelieOlog babe Was
lona %In.:cause et.tha am* wiettialcsnahes
of a shade, tree that : grow ,near_ rubbing on the
ABOTHEE 1 1. 11 strilzei.tia
•BlTE -Atieg Serabli,Dyei waeTtltteil bY
snake, lest Saturday:week nor , Alorgan, Oathoon
'county; Gal froto, - the effects of 'which
,she, tiled
'on the ifollowing , dee She hid been oat'wilh
Rating itarlYpetel:mt,roturningAnme -ba
'afternoon acoiderilally„stepped,upon.fla monster.
The '' inimedlately inserted. late "'deadly.
envenomed-2: range * into' -here TOW feet %he 'wee
~ , aken hoe?s lb% soon ta,:rioesible., andytha usual
emedies'eptilied, - bit mitisont,effeet. ,The poison
:infused itself rinidlyitt tbelYstein and 'could - not
be oheoked.:-. She ;offered; intinsely, bit meet Of
'she time.nnoqnsoionsly. Thp 791;114,10y was just
- eighteen years old:. ,
-
Ttaanmas iteemaxr., iVedilestley'lasf,
wiele Ate SambellinYder was helgoe/le. Reid
nhower, keeper of the. hr. the- vitiate ef
Elookeitown, ,idontgosery, eounty, to harness up a
'horse to gown` errand; the kicked and hit
him a dreadful blow on= the .face Itaitinsr rite nose
almost entirely off, and alai cutting his cheek very
badly: gedidst:Mtend i xope was immediately-pro
cured ;_• And: when' 'our' 'dermal:it Jeft ',there on
Sin Staley, thi..unfoitunatesefferer itittlifg
sing fts ,well ae could be o;fteoted:.-7.Doyfesiotels
(PdiStajtdard." .„
- Ps'yini : BO!' tint' a - kind, 'of Ca.
manchetrilitelitottefter ateldlesided'ishlte man
who was huntiertunltos Bantaba -rider; and had
nearly overtaken him. when, his hat flew off and
g'
exposed his shiblibild pate ' to their astonished
Base The savages. haired, oiled ..• scalped!
scalped ','•' and .r stood wo n dering - so long' at. the
phenomenon'thit the httnter_esoaped.
Bnornone is reported t• have become " die
gmated ". with filagera..FalLs, or .rather,witk The
persons who have bid Ididin charge Be, will
trundle hia`wbeelb scow over the -rtver jest once
more; and thew rejoin, hit; wife, at Cincinnati:
Son4hle little I:terichmen,..,,...-
PinionvrairoiAt2 his, faretiell benefit. at
the Reward ittlinnMain,::BSsfaii; -- ff,ricfay.eVeniog,
Edwin -Ad - sal:was ,preamita Mi.-Daven
port with a purse of $l5O and, Alomer with
a diamond plant equal value, as Otos , hir.
Adams's '
•
Taa rtiatingeis I.lfo r. Ntierrciikiiid ITOO
Haven:ltoMOW hive teeantly , Gni theitionneottori
of that read, !WM..- Nongetnok.rattroadoand. the
tritni'or thelare I[oide ere mid to be thrown eon-,
ettretgetarin ., ,Sontieli;iende.•
Tani W.6311.00f0it Star oath:dates 4,lfe - pOpn-
Fitton of the national oapital:oltynt from 75,000
to 80.'000. „ • -; -
A New rtitit - teiietld the Pacific. Bail
-read.
11pr, The Praiss.j
The recent discovery, of gold at. Pike's Peak ran ,
ders it exsreutely probable : that • deposited this
• end Other,prestorulmetals will be ,found through- •
oat'many pirtions of our laments territories, on.
,eithei aide of thigreat Rsokk Mountain
,range.,
;If Mich expectation' should' fortunately he yell-,
tuat region,' on acconnt of Its annesaibiliti:
'to the old and 'populous State ts; will be' settled
Willow at' inhabitanls 1 n the next ten' Oit Rep
yetuw. Suoh `oonsiderations"niake it • mitch more
important thaitheretotbre that. a railroad, truer- •
dog these wide -,extended territories, and soutteet
log the Buttons, Withthe_X'uolilo States, whoold- be
constructed as soon hs . prodloable, Tha foilOnieg -
new Plan its offered'; for building the road : „ .
.The,Govertartent to donate atteinate salamis of
land en each side, of - the road to aid itatnrially
ita'COnstriaothin. • The road 46 awartieti : to.that
route which.' sh;ill - OEtisiti tits letiweit'ailouitt of ,
auhsortpttons to its 'capital stock.' name ant=
eariptions would ,be made mainly, by States; great
railway lines; endoltiea interacted in the various •
routes. Seven of these trent
_Western railroad
lines now commeone on the Atlantic, at - great twin
martial Imprint:as, and., have, their western ter
mines at - or beyond 'On ,Bilssissippi ricer. These
lines embrace cc apitattiwiregiou $5O 000 000 each.
The States and cities through widen they pass; and
the great cities at -their_ commenoamoot and ter-
Minot, nie interested havirg the
Pacifie Ealittiadothich In to oroal thi continent;
.
I a continuation of , their lines, or,no - ideated as to
favor - theirPartioulcr, _end__ interests. -
Theta oompeting - internam - are ato witat,..lastireon
BMtaa;pittm, and the great Western railway . Hoes,'
'that an a mount o . t: subscriptio n s to the, capital
stook of `a Paoiflo lmilfeatreciadttledCabt, be ot.
uteed, aulEcionil Withildi aid of !and' grants from
government, to constattet this' greaVnational worh.
TAt, ptan:l7 li cesking ' the. road t ypent,tkat
'Couto which shirk attissa tle' amotost o f
•sztosorip_tiosts to iteccipitatslock,-trottld neettri its
rapid completion, and aettletiestly,and: doubtless, - -
to the eatiefaCtion of all litisaiitles,,,the great guts-
Wm - in controveilY--:thWl iseleatiriar ratite for,
the road..-,lt would placathe road Wharelliegreat
interest/ of, ,popelatien r Agtiouldtalst.conlmeron
muniartiolures, mid mustdematui it 4, which -
de the only routeraponliehldi It 'ran headyentage
odslv, located. -
Oars of eubseriptiona, from, Statist eft*, ,talk
roads - - arid'otheriettroet should. bathe thet quantity
of land reqtired from tiovernitenti' the rottos ut on
which the offentareonade, theSuitount.Oftmirmtip..
'-tired on pia, iottteoind theAide,_irt wind! the -
-road Wild be tiotipleted.' Thise"oTera ahouid _be
made up and forwarded totongresspreirloas to its_
next Meeting, la order,that ; the feasibility of the
plan - Mei Out behtllidimonitrated.
lyaahmgton, D. O. A. WATSON.