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WO4PIAM. IMORSTiiii As: SONS;
FIFTH AND,Oniticr STREETS,
•• (dtijits*gtht: Massifaclorb)
Invite ilk* ottifititigi of tuifitito their AU stook of
LADIES' DRESS
t:31.;0 AK 111tIMMING:S,
==ll
PANOI! . Drejiaspz:ix)tps, BtNVltius ,
vz4virmatiOros6.
!MEI ' AND 91L2 Ski/1144, ilirrtorin. 'Slums
BERTHAS, SO., &v.
Our no* *oak of
antrus, 011iTLAND WOOL, to.,
U VIM larks epi4 =lowa! A tit Hi*
of all oolon mai abodes.
• Ourfaol4loo for holm loalitotion, as well ta dtteat
ii*,lllo,ticolrititfTiipitnorkoto,euiblsoultocior
P1 1 44.0 1 4: 1411 44": :
aElinle6 jaAOO4OO.
WHEELER. & WILSON.
• SEWING MAPfIINES.
011311M111 MEET; szoozu) nowt.
-HAAS* BOVDCaIi
• SEWING. ISIACIEtENE.
gaIIIWWA L D I MPON'IniIiMe AND
HeA.VY worm.
-4/gahlwituvror.„„tpittot—,_bibd—
4"..'UtitalN 4 ,3•Eit & CO.'S
DIDEILIS: AND DOUBLE-LOOP air"
BEING MACHINES.
rainvy - tr, -
• • BLEU, MM.,
Nit; '.6ofk
Pea Of MOTTLE MACOMB, SOO,
• DOUBLE•LOOP AXTON NAOMI' OMa
DAS ytW,. •
Tb maialase _aaa moat .aslant maabbea men-
Watered forAngadi f am; •
r. a. MACOMB DILL COTTON, NEEDLES.
OIL, • , imataatit oti heal
,J714-am
VlVnAkllt & simma DU
• • 4 de
• limit;
1, you is • NefigiN
• art 71f
•11.11
PEA!! *ZRY.
AN/'.l 004
Agfitiratgßs . XM OtPORTERS,
. ; akvi WOO l'o
M. SI SOUTH lIPOUITII , OTINIST.
- "- Fitt49 ol lo oll thmanalif dull. .
1 . 1.
itott io tiptr
ortil, assay mit oast moat as
kew*
Ul. most °WS.* mass
0.4 ; go. ocatiuse thiai
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FAR IW!lviMul•
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.40*Ex.t, do, BOVRIKE;
oriviiiorialioriet‘ithigrtawifore" '
00/INRE lovais AND DIARIDOT: VMS*
An 1110 V Predated to odor loth, Trade a Iwo and
sinus mooromm t or
WALL ?maks.
/*JUDO&
.
' DIRE SORBENC
WINDOW CURTAIN 000 De, do.;
All of tbo.romort Mit dositoto, from Of lased
rsodlardolitothodaot • ,
- ,,ROLDANDVELVICT'DIWORATIONIi.
&galas mod
st Welton' merchants do well to %lilt
ihormitablicato of
BOMISLL & BOI7IIIEZ,
E. 0011talfa.FOliiTleilibbiLliZET BTIEBII6
, - PHIL4IIILPHL46-; , :
PNBSEU4Si.
SLEEPER it VENNER.
• WHOLZIALE HANUFAOTURARD
tiIIBB,XLL'AB A. D PARASOLO,
- II ! . ! In; ' PEIA, RXW '
'
in =winking mow tkaa , . - ,
rtvg gintnna ninsiatwvnintlni n VMJIZLLLI
ci4 0.0.
tryingLiszik e i
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Ind st l. Alignintan ` ro okineir t = ligfaXe
ir *inn oust movscouto, sot nui tea
nali-nin
Pait*Adg,fiesto*iiiii to INlX.—ive
itrEY 6 . 4111 dot ittsvitkoi of th's 01,125 t0
to °sr astoitavo gook of as AT
. . I. ' ApS, Elok we' our st s ontsu
creEivel. peso inz ppiiptiodded goods
yit roi
1W them talso4Tlrr Tom etrolrmitatt,
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PM ' aa CCOnigg wan t VAT:
AW11,04-9
umixowAttE.
MOORE, 11.EXSZEilt, &00.
ARS low' toritaris
TERI4'74I.I,T,ATO,OR OF
HARDWARE- -
".51. ma 415 ROMIOIOI6 "MAT
11111ovAys.
REMO V ALI •
r •
aps&ETT, WOKS, & CALDWELL,
OLOTH HOUSE.
romooott t.::
. Si RAREST STREET.
jaw, ots tOvltod to sundae 'tat molt. son-km
ItERtpV4Ls.
47HARVE8 HARKNESS,
witounuivii ourranot.,
ail
RBlllOvau
•
No: SOS CRISTNIIT STREW/.
Owe Math.
PItTLADELPHIA.
ftEMOVAL.-MO3B . E. M. REDMOND
ban mama to 210.1224 WALNUT street.
4.41/2410
THOMAS 'THOMPSON.
, SON, '& CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
OAB/NET-MAICERS' MATERIALS,
986 BOOTH SECOND /MEET.
BriesSißeirsOSi,Ress, Essostio. mid OM
dsioNSdosdt Bannon sod Outten Good!. Nll-su
Win PREIiRVING BRANDY,
• raiz °flan.
AND
• WINE VINEOA'Iti
Otassion.astard raid. Spiess. ike.. ke.
Allthe rHWIW. for Preiersi . lit and Plokliiig "cop.".
4,IASERT a'ROBERTS.
• • • - DEALER
SINE; GROCEEEMSI t ..
acirasi torains am itrstic
FAMILY ?LOU ,
MADE FltOM 00010 E WRITE WHEAT,
C. a MATTES°
ANEW tWA TENT* stresto
Ota l titi k rEgt BEtstai ,
FOX - 1M1711.0108, - FIRE ALAMO?, kre;.
.-
'NAYLOR & 41304 -
'11 1 04.7 ' ass cannuslos
NOM ikk .
t el ykraiffit
lOW WWAALLANIatifiII•
k V-I,'
jotazix.J A L. BAXLY..
HAVIRTER AND PADEN.
LARGE, :ANIV, DEAUTUUL
•
Asaoitalejit or
. 1
DRESS 0 0 13.8
, .
eud
•
Of the
, • ,
NEWEST AND OHOIOEST STYLES,'
tho
•
LOWEST PRICYEige.
• The attention of oath and prompt ais-months ha ' era
iairiented, , .‘ •
LARGE
,AND ATTNAOTIVE ST
TOR •
FALTa:ANE, WINTER BALM.
15$03tilet4E, •
1110•1 4- araljpk #1 CO..
1111RORTER8 AND JOBBERS,
, If% 490 MARENT entRET:,iO4 "
No: sill AllitcHArir syRERT, IMILADDLPWA4 ,
Ell Palma P.twf , P°RE'"!' " A.l4 '
33RY GOODS. I
siolootid -with a 'nisi to the Interests of CARE ima
rhrrritettmgL4oefireitMe?. Dea l ers,
to
which they
I "
- A FULL STOCK
PACT KED letomrri largizzinnidgu.;
be found *bantling.
mfg . snouted *lomat'''. at LOWEST MADAM'
• 01
WHOLESALE BUYER
EVEN,' NOVELTY OF THE SEASON.
'ME LOWEST CASH PRICES.
SirMorehaate,onTo mitetotlii mildo,us.l4defulk
HENRY IVENS.
No. 93 IouthAINTH Stril
A. w. LITTLE & 00..
.spc,K ,copoDs.
No. , SSW lIABIENT STREET
p 1:
01-IAFFE.V.S. STOUT. it
FOREIGN AND DOWD:IT'D DRY GOODS.
No. 623 MAILEST.STIEB
m&linx k wouty,
FOIBION AND DORM= DRY GOON,
334 lIMLIET STREW?.
coati sad prompt 13M 2 moatbs' Buyers. of all Zino
aro Intitfit to Is mualuition of oar Stook. •
RE 111 0 V, Af!t•iv.
La:4oeit Cl,the thoetruatiori by fire of tiew
Tame enturt esowep -
•
YAED..GILLISIORE,, &CO.
•
!
HAVE IMMO !RD
NO. 61Q OT:IESTNIIT Sr..
soonteras. , ..morE sum '
711191ADZIMILIL.
• -
Whey hare new open Sta BKTIItit
NEW STOOK
SILKS 4ND ,1 1 .:81fOr DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, owns, RIBBONS,
DRESS , TRIMMING'S, ¢C.i
Together with &LOWE AELSOLTIONIIT of
STIFLE 4ND F.INOY
,Wl-11,T E 000Ds. 1
L'AIBROIDKRIES, LAMS, . )51101TILLAIL Ao.
Having reositwabit a wash Pottion of their
PALL IMPORT4TIONS, I
previous to the firs, they are enabled to ampler
A NEW STOOK,.
to whloh they invite the attenuon of their Cortoniers
AM BM!s generally. ear Ala
WURTS. AUBTIE., &
• IeII'ORTNIN AND ZOBBBRDI
IN
DRY GOODS.
,No. 311 MARKET Street, stove Third.
ep
tlto l'aieszuram.
melt Dams. sal+
VALL AND WINTER. 1
CLOAKS & MANTILLAS
FOR THE
' WHOLESALE TRAD4
ingil li t i o Vif.t• w ies kngone w i l lger 3 to 4 7 -
mvsot our Stook, whiott we 0.. r at ' ; n.
LOW . PRICES.
AND ON LIBERAL TERN& 1
J. W. PROCTOR & cp.
1
THE PARE; MENTILLA and CLOAK MIMI IS,
70SCHESTNUT STREE ., .
sumul
R . WOOD, MARSH,- A HAYW • t,
IMPORTERS
AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS ,
AND
. CLOT.HING.
NO. SO9 MARKET STREET. '
tic r o ttiod Winter Otocik now oomplate and rthijior
CLOTHING.
KELLY & DOHERTY.
4 rAILORS,
31 and 33 SOUTH FIFTH STREBT,
lIA.VX MIT 311108192 D TiIIIIL
FALL AND WINTER STYLES,
Together with a large assortment of
NEW. AND FASHIONABLE GOODS,
To which the nublio are invited to examine,
selo tot • .
GENTS• FURNOMING GOODS
Girj"4IISIgI4 , s'FITRNIIMING GOODO.
Ge s° `" s4 ll,4 l 7tu r tegk b A a ti r
ihiPtifit_TOtr
T i r&S L.LIN i. F.LANAELts P 4 'lllet LI,
s Ki &0., Bebtotoo in pondon
. and___Paris,io "too
5,11011 attention to 1111141116 4 '
43
i d ir lnf i rp,,
■e,l , ' A few doors below the " cononentilf.7
SIP4.3kLING AND STILL CATAWBA
P,7
WANII/LOTIIIIIII 37
J. ESHELBY.
Cincinnati, Ohio,
Always on band, 084 In lota to KIN NN O B lOBO 4. l *
ONANLEB F. TAGOART, dole 1.8081.
No. 681 M ANNET EarOet.
R. SHOEMAKER ill 00.
UAW. PAMIR!.
01111 AND VAINDINED
fuser FOVICIR AXED JLAOZ
117.4 m
TRY; TRY, •TRY,
To bortispjarr a ce ARD
803 WM • DOORS % AND sumints
gestir4e radoir Frames ana Fa mes. !
wALIi- 11111r4
PURE ' , PORI' WlNTG—PhyBiOsne;ansl
t 9
Jak i
Ca-R.1114 Llatl a Lpt:og i ßtag,
Nat ft"o011191r !M MAP It Ni) mut
WWI !It . Mr, I
0.1 ° W 1 4. . •
oAsmifor BRED LSAT TOll4 Puo,
UM , tit MI% fitid for kilo* ' .`
es96-tf HAZ4II9N Bc. I
~a't~, 'fit°-~; ~
HlLADsubmt,-- - Eon,
,„ .11311 /Ct •71
...
oiltjtiof!o , ! ',No* , tI6OTBi.
NEW OAR STING.
t
By rate,;i'rfivaiii I laavo reotived a full varlet, of all
the aew stylise of I
FOREIGN
,OARIJEVING.
00701811314/ IN rime or
TBDIPLETON'II Bowe tad Breadth
AXMINBTERB; ,
•
NOQUELLB, RICRUT,A CO.. CO., AUBONN,
FRENCH MOQUETTE IN BIHOLUM ; i
JOHN 08.088L8,7,,,t, tiA:N•t3
wit,Toisrs. VELv*TS.
BRUSSELS AND TADZOTRY ;.
HENDERB O,N! El 'Ore fl'E Il sl i
Ilattinutiloivei woes ..r..p Dmi*vitiiiitits.
, Timea,•gobtat he,. Ili*. souk* 1 0+9004 1 4 the
latqlehi, moat.* letoaa, be ()bred at . traisuaUr low
triode.
In eilitittou topur vanuty of • ' !, '''7 ''
' ? I
FOREIGN docaiS; i
>I
ire have the opal varie d of ,: - ' ' '
AMERICAN:INGRAIN bia*Z-P,I.At OIME'rING.
0/L OLi3TIII, ~ i
. 0
L s 4
From 1 to 8 Ord; Irtde, °toren; veitd, of 141 '.
'
a4mpm EL ciii,l4o,
No.;, WO CaltBTNltt ST., billow 11 11,
s,eicamwrw • - . -• • ' .1411LiDifilli A. ,
FALL TRADE., !i
MOOAtitT.IN:V.Att:
l cuitpgraiiiturg+tlollB.,;.!l
ormat FOR *UZX, 41110414i44 1 07,
Also, importer/a and Dealers in 1'•
CARPETINEWs • • •
, OXL,OLOTHIS,
MATTINI*3„ R11t3.8. pc,
601111 952817111 T 6IRMIT4
(09asits , the Mists Homo./
Southern and Western Boyers ora rooroctirlir
to NW.
AUSTIN BROWN.
WHOLESALE DEALER
FLoott OIL-OLOTTIB4
184 North THIRD' 84844 nonthwost:. oornol of
&&CE. inn Mutt) tn"
HATS AND CAPS.
,
A NrAr HAT 'STORM'
JOHN E. FOSTER,
• (Late of WO 4lontb TWA stntat,)
limit natio OW atm, at ',
NO. 381 V i r i .ESTNT.rt S ..
, .
v i nteAu3l 9 „. or *l3l,,lnvitia She titan ion
ILTitaldrANll! Mai/MM., STOOK i
010 ,
HATS AND OAPS.
siii- Ws new fall lOW axe inch admired.. ,
aaU In
1 e
C H. GARDEN & Clo,„
Manamdaratsofaa4 intalaaale Dalin la .1 ,
If.yill, CAPS.
AND sTia , WAxotwir
ipboY ism AND Amtvricarrifte WO
caALFLoW7MII; ROCHES, PEATIMItn,aao,
Non 600 and NIII MAlllfrir MUM%
~,,_..,, flantliwwit owner
off
i Sixth.; , „ ~ :
. "'"' 1 1
ba tayaa,,a 4
no samtoawor In bad to wiF ilh „ ;: . ~ tan r
==Z=l
wiNDow- skiAblais*:
CUR'T'AIN GOODki.
W. HENRY PATTEN,
No. 630 CHESTNUT STREW,
Offers a WU stook or NEW and CROWE EATTERNS,
at ea LOW PRICES and en as reosonsele esrinsi as
our house in the, Onited.Etates, r -
PREPARIKA GLUE.
SPALJJENGIIS
PREPARED OLUEI
"A BTITOR 11l TIBLIA BAVAIII RIM"
ECONOMY! DISPATOR
!JAM TIM mass
As amasses ititt'Atl;srot6 s
to tt;111-4tialitsit
fart/ ttt, it iti "rbrit deldrtibia to luttii some pima. and
)60ettlint V 1 47 far rePating Binuturo, 'nye, Crooks
SPALDING'S PREPARND GUI 1 •
%Meal' push ereergenolethaad no hotuishind Gan &tort
to be withcalt it, It is shrsierelldr and •p to the 'doh.,
my point, !riots le no longer lt /Amelia, for limping
/halm , sebutered veneers, heedless dolls, sad broken
sr/dim It is Suet the &rho'e for oono, she% Ind other
ornamental Work. so vorMlar with lathes or refinerttent
and tote,
This admirable pr/aeration Is need Gold, being ehe•
eileally held in eolntibn. and poseresina all the traln►ble
qualities of the beat blnet-makere' .ilne. It Mal be
seed 'the ylsoe of ordinary mundane. , being 'aptly
mine aoheei►6.
ussrin. IN NVEILY HOU/INP
A. B. A blush soomestace aeon bottle.
PRICE TWISPITY.FIVII CENTS.
Wit*Was Debo4l4o. ss OED/iR &NO. Htw Yint.
Address
HENRY O. `D
D'ALHt.ING. 00 York.
•
. l'teff ork.
• Yet If fat Declare la Otteee eentstrung roar, eight,
and twelve dozen, a Nautili! Lathograslua euow-cxzi
aeconteanyias each package..
• --
Mir A stickle ot NG tle of • •
IMATADIB PREP.& RID ° OWE ,
gill aave tan Weed Deccan anatially to evert kneel:told.
Bold by all immortal Stationers. Dryads* Mart-
Imre awl Panuttue Dealers. Grotantlt,Md rano)
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IVSDNIISDAY, SAIPT23II3Fit 26.1860.
Frtnn4l, and BrattBL 01.1kmra.
Tho difference in , th.q officering of the
Prench and British anny has often beenipoint
ed out. The'two systems aro as Mr separated
as Via , poles. ,' The British officer.essentially
belongs to the li'xistecrae.Y.; the French to the
Donk:9loy. The,Britongelieraliroomntences
by T.iLying a regnlaied sum for his linst . com-
Mission, and advances through each successive
grade by purchase also, . Sir Henry Havelock,
who saved British India, had no money to ex
pend for this perpoSe,...and , thus', wad over
twenty years in obtaining the rank of Captain.
The French officer obtains each grad; of rank
by,ttiorit.;.• ,Meriey 'otio 484 tob.im,btiaaso
it cltfittot torbelire ihnir:. ! .l.4 is only Since •
the Crimean War that tho' iritiSh gentleman
wanting to enter the army was subjected to
any examination whatever, whereas, -in the
Feeney: siiietoo, 'a cenimisaion iatit be
grent4miletiathe,penitia.,for iyiloni
,it, des
tined has passed through an examination in
the ordinary elements of education, and has
shown his acquaintance, not only with history,
geography, and mathematics, but also 'with
the elements.of the art of war. .
,Further than all, this,. except ',Where the
Frenchman has been educated ,Mtpreesly for
hie profession at one of the, national military
colleges, he must commence at the bottom of
the ladder, and thence rte through the va
rious steps of rank. In' England, : on the
other hand, the instances are comparatively
rare in which a private soldier rises into a
commissioned officer. In the United States
army, notwithstanding our lend and constant
talk about equality, very rare, indeed, are the
instances of a private soldier obtaining a com
mission, after any length of service or any
degree of meritorious, or even valorous, con
duct. In the Mexican war, several such in
stances occurred, we admit—but how few
since
In the London Atheveunt, of September 8,
jest received, there is a review of "The
French Under Arms; being Essays on Military
Matters in Franco ; by Blanchard Jerrold,"
which has set ns thinking, as above, upon the
difference between the military system of
France and England. We shall Illustrate the
subject by presenting -two full-length pen_
portraits, by Blanchard Jerrold, of English
and French officers. It is only fair to add
that in , the following sketch, Mr. Jerrold
wholly forgets that, by the , present system
in England, oven a Duke's eldest son cannot
be appointed even to a first commission in the
army without having flint proved, by fair
examination, his book-learning and personal
fitness. Hero is
Till BRITISII OTTICZR
:Aft Eagllsh ofacter's adulation le expressed by
so many pounds sterling. Lord Tupplagbam has
;been a very tiresome fellow, from the slay • when,
• i to thelorrorOf thetEarl'e servants, he ;could walk
.alone.' He revelled to mistildeforall kinds before
IhEld *rite his 'nitre; Tbn know 'the won
eplutter upon paper which stands for his
bile name even now, in his thirty-second
reer..l... It wits impossible to erem any serviceable
knowledge , into his head . But, then, of what use
was knorefedge to the head that bore aloft, along
the' broad pavement of Plees4llly„ such a kit t
Oewletige Is the neeemity of the heed that wears
ms hat Lord Tripplagbam went to Eton and
learned boating. - Re went to Cambridge and
learned smoking, and drinking, and the elements
of gratibliog.. liet' reached London, prepared to
held s'oommand is•the army, *patrol the Hay-
Market, and ;Mortgage his *. eafatart fn St.,James'
street. On more Hind ea& osmasion,•while the play
ran high, he would 'composedly eat plover', agga
that bra „jest.cost him one hundred pound, eaa.
Now, with the,vioss, and not the atnd les of Eton and
Cambridge, he WAS `f lit for aothmg but the army."
Brave he certainly was.' • Ile thrashed sititsyman
at college, and will be a prominent' nate if hot
regiment go to therior, But, thou, suppose be has
Ms men the wrong way; suppose that his dards
and. wine have been • cultivated • Att the ' ex
pense. 'of Lis Military duties; • suppose that he
Is put on the etad' before he is able to under.
stand one of tho vitally important duties of; staff'
'Meet? Lilted are loot The blood of lion-bearted
Mien; and ?drown, flows In vibe. Of one hundred
and sixteen, staff (Misers bent originally with the
British firer, to the Crimea, one huedrectandnine
were Lord'TupPinghems ! 81111 hOw'ptand is my
Lord Tuppingham! He is an officer and a gentle
man: England althea bim to be an offlaer and a
soldier. Talk to him about reform in the army,
and be grows eloquent--that is, as eloquent as
Lord Tuppiegbautt can grow—on the love the Bri
tish private has for the sway of British gentlemen;
British gentility meaning littlish guineas. It is
pleasant to be led astray by' tbo beardless repro
aentaUve of a long line of earis—sweet to meet an
unavailing death under the patronisingeye of Lord
Tuppingham ! Well, it was a Lord Tupphigham
who could not rnatosevre his regiment out of the
barrack-yard. Still the army mutt beciime very
vulgar, indeed, if Toppingbams cease to command
it: Jut ea the Ronde of Commons falls to perform
its duties now that the property Attalllication
abolished, or when the ballet-box' appetite in elec.
tioneerlog committee-rooms. The manners and ha
bite of Lord Tupplugharn• are neiseasaa7 tp the pro
per organisation of the Britieb arntr• .Would
regiment respect the mandates from an camera'
mesa-room to which. no speeially-provkledl wine
cellar was attached? Champagne it Inoperable
from the proper maintenance of dircipltne."
This was true to the letter a few years age,
but as we have said, (or rather as Moliere
wrote,) eliaoas awns change tout cola,"
The companion sketch is drawn quite cou
leur de rose. IC is true in the main, though,
and Is Ball of spirit
TIIE rnErcrt orrxcari
Many readers whose . eyes.l 11 upon theeepages
will follow us eagerly to, the Boulogne oemp—to
the Camp ,de Mars—to the Boalaverdilined.with
Frenob troops—bearing still in mind many grate
ful remembrances of courtesies shown by French
officers, most of whom aro riot den in the illation
cry of Lord Tupplegkem es gentiothen. Their.
whiskers. did not. putt their feeble way beyond
Piccadilly collars. They drank champagne as
Youths when, their sister wee married and when
their father was deoorated. Their youth was a
time of hard work, and of work much of which
will shook Lord Tuppingham. Imagine his Laid
ship fashioning his own clothes--making, with
those hands, his innocent bad ! Still, my Lord,
there is not an officer in the French army who has
not, performed these othoes. And shall any man
say that the gentlemen whocommand the Imperial
armies, from the sous-lieutenant to the marshal, are
not the equals in sentiment, in mangers. in 'moire
meets, of the dandles who purchase the right to
wearsplendid regimentels in England You rill
find a lieutenant and a sergeant arm-in-arm on
the heights of Boulogne. or drinklog Lyons beer
together at the Grande Halle, or arguing, warmly
over ti game o dominoes. Oa the march you will
see them (Mattering together. A French officer has
• polite word for every Inquirer. I see hundreds
of Eriglith ladles ready to echo these words, and
to add many more to them in grateful memory
of those visits to the camp of Ambletehse, where
°Moen were always ready to do the honors of
their mud huts to the " blonde misses" of Albion.
And then, on summer evenings, how many plea
sant stories were poured, by dashing lieutenants,
under those dreadful hats worn .by young,. and,
alas ! by the old, ladles of Ragland When the
fete was given to celebrate the fell of Sebastopol,
bow Many Gallia arms encircled British realms at
the open-air ball? Were the manners of the cava
liers in any way coarse ? I appeal to theneands
of English ladtee Might'not the atfebility of the
°Meets who did the honors of the Boulogne camp
to all comers—who gave ladies convenient places
for the Sunday moss,and shelter when it rained
—be contrasted with the spirit which dictated the
famoue " the Tenth don't dance" to the juvenile
commanders of England? Bat, then, French.'
lieutenants and English lieutenants live under'
very different auspices. The Frenchman knows
his business from the beginning, and belongs to
regiment in which recruits appear yearly, and
from which the drilled soldiera Wade to their
homes. Thera is not an order which he gives that
be could not perform more satisfactorily than the
man to whom he given it. But, then, tide
is his sole claim to his position. Ue is not
the son of an earl. Ilia father is a Lyons grocer ;
his mother was a pretty milliner. Do you think
that he shirks the subject wheq ancestral claims
turn up in the conversation of his brother-officers
Do you think he hides theysternal olive-jars, and
stows away the maternal' needles? No, .my Lord
Tuppingham ; his pride levet, yours. Ile would
proudly parade the Boulevards with the grocer on
one arm and the milliner on the other. I ant not
the papegyrist of hie morals—bat is, of his rela
tions generally with his countrywomen—but he
never tries to force hie way Into aottedees' dressing
rooms t he never turns up in a drunken row ; he
never plays foul practical jokes; be can always re
member. Tie is really end truly a man with a
procession,and who has phased severe examina
tions D irectly you see his lieutenant's epaulette,
you know that he is a man of education—that ho
hes beaten other men who competed with him
for hie rank. Possibly be was educated at the
[ expense of the nation, bemuse he arrived at the
threshold of St. Oyr with a eound stook of know.
ledge,. It is men like this young lieutenant who
' have made France the Spit military power upon
the earth.
In the British. army, as far as wo can ascer
tain by referring to the lists of appointments
and promotions,. published hi-weekly in tho
London Genetic, the average number of non•
commissioned officers who received commis
stens, in each month, is shout twenty-live in
Imo of war;and about thirteen In time of pod-,
Thity.nsuelly. are Made Qoartormasters and
Adipterds vith the rank of pisigri.' com
pliance with a very good provision suggested
0 , 00,
d
by tee late Duke of Wellington, the aiim of
$6OO is handed, along with his commisalen, to
each person thus promoted, to pay for WI out
fit.
If this article %sore not already sufficiently
long, we might annex to it the different Prices
of military commissions in England, as
1 :„
formally regulated by the Authorities o the
War Office there. We have repeatedly eon
requested to give this information, w fell,
strange to say, is not to be #nnd, of ; late
years, in the -Irmy List, published monthly
under the surveillance of the War Office, as
above named.
Judge .Douglas at Erie.
lISCNIVIIS A GLORIOUS WELCOME—Ufa SPNECU
—DRNOIINONS ANY FUSION BITIVIEN HIS MINED!
AND DRICCE.INIUDON—PRINIS THAT ERRCEINRIDGE.
AND LINCOLN DIOR? PROPERLY UNITIII—THE
RE
RULT or Tan trutroota—WHO *cm: as ratsz-
DRKT IN OASIS TUN PROPLIE rAmid ELECT.
Worreholidence of the Prou.l •
- •'' • \ - ' ' '' .' Data, tlepf . 22..le' .
' 3n.l.loDronglei aritad in OiejitY'*isteida af.
feridenist Nil( past two oilloek by tie Lake i 3 ore
I l i 0
Italiroad, in charge of Mews. J. W. Do ,
James 0. Biarshall, Irwin SalpP, Wilson' Ord,
Ot'Leigeli x and Wni. D. Scott, a committee ()flour
citizens' iriro had en appointed to go to Bu r talo
'escort and 'et M' hither. Ile received a glo ous
in
, . ,
welelome at the - hands 'of the Democracy of put
woozy, who turned out, in force to receive him
When the train reached the depot a saluteree
Bred by the Erie a r tille r y, and the thunder oft sir
two guns, united with the shouts of the multitude
in attendance, fairly Made the welkin Hag as pen
glee alighted from the cars. The orowd that ini..
mediately pressed around him was so dens t ej'hat
it was almost impassible for the commit to
get him to his carriage, and do eager wero the iPeo•
ple to see bird that, for some time, It looked # if
he would be crushed to death or smothered in f the
compact, epited, and straggling mass whiehr
rounded him. Severed military companies we in
attendance, and one of these formed around the
open carriage in which be was placed to keep beck
the crowd, and a precession was then formed,
which escorted bum to Brown's Hotel. This Pro
cession was nearly a mile in length, composed of
the military and citizens, on horseback and outlook.
Several large teems were in the line, which bad
some in from the country loaded down with stur dy, .
live Democrats. prom each wagon rose a large
hickory pole, and hens' it Boated the nattiest
colors, whilst grouped around stood the men steady
log the pole and waving their bats, and shoraties
at the top of their lungs in response to the wild
cheers that roes from the street and sidewalks Ie
was a most exerting scene, and beat any pop niar
demonstration I have ever before seen In polo! of
genuine enthusiasm.
A pretty teeter.) in the procession was alost
named ' , The Constitution," which was dr we
upon wheels,and in which were seated titirty.Gtree
little girls dressed In white, typical of the thirty.
three States of the Union. Shortly after arriving
at the hotel Judge Dougiu proceeded to the pith-
Ho slur, opposite, where a stand had been erect
ed for him to address the people. Around this
had collected a vast crowd of men, women, end
children, and his appearance was the signal !for
another outburst of enthusiasm. The meeting
was organised by the selection of Geo. 11. Cutler,
Erg ,for Pres'deot and Messrs David Olin, Heeler
McLean, F. M White, John Kilipatrick, Robert
Cochrane, B. W. Gerrish, J. Y. James, and Win.
P. Shattuck, for Vise Presidents ; bat hardly lad
it been organised when the rain, which had been
for sometime giving premonitory signs of Its
oorning, began to fail in torrents. The ptioile,
however, stood their ground, and a proposition to
'Mourn to Ferron Bel was voted down anima
unanimously.
,In a few minutes the
and the proceedings of the mettles
Mr. Coulter, after castrates
of Erie upon the large numbs) Mgr felkier.
citizens who, notwithstanding the shortness; of the
notice Ltd the inelemeaoy of ..the weather, wre
present uniting with them in useithimlng the Demo•
eratlo candidate, for Frealfluii; et the United
States, introduced Judge Dose= irleeperpsher
one boar, therein Ming at intervals dazing Me
remarks.
An incident in his speech was the following call
from a pertain in the crowd t
"We want you to tell us a little about fusion!"
Judge Douglas replied—You look as if.ion
were pretty well fused out there now. (Laughter
and applause.) Well, I will glee you my opinion
as to fasten. [Cries of "Rood.") I think that
every man mho believes that slavery ought to be
banished from the balls of Congress, and remanded
to the people of the Territories, subject to the
Co:natation, ought to fuso and sot together ; but
that no Deuwerat east, without dishonor, and a
forfeiture of sal f-respeet and principle, fuse tolth
anybody who is in favor of intervention, either
for slavery or against slavery. [lmmense ep
planes. Linoolts and Breekinrsdoe mrsight fate,
for they agree in• principle. (Laughter and
sheers.) I can never fuse with either of them,
because I &fete trout both. I three cheers pr
Douglas.) I em in favor or in toms acting to
gether who are opposed to this slavery agitation.
and in favor of banishing It from Congress for
ever; but, as Democrats, we roe never fuse.'ei
user with Ndrthern Abolitionists or Southern
bolters and Secessionists [Loud cheers.]
WHO WILL BE PRESIDIXT /V THE PEOPLE PAIL TO
As he wu about closing, another individual
asked him Who would be President in case the
people and the House failed to elect. In response
to this gnestion he said : "The Viol, President be
comes President of the United States, in the event
the people fail to elect and the louse cannot
elect."
The same person then asked, "Who is the Vies
President In that case ,"
Judge Douglas replied, "Him who the Senate
chooses of the two .highest candidates for Vies
President, voted for by the people ; that is to ay,
either Jobneon'or Hamlin...l44,er* and laugh r.]
In the event the people fail bs elect a Presid nt,
the Constitution proeideitlhat the House of He re
seetatives shall ohm,* one from .the three highest
oandidatee voted for by the • people,' who, in that
case, will be Hell, Lincoln, and toren; [three
cheers]; and if the people faillto eleot a Vice Presi•
dent, then the Senate sabots that officer from the
two highest candidates, who will be Johnson and
Hamlin. If the House fails to eleot by the Muth
of March, then the Vice President becomes
President, and in that ease Johnson will be the
next President. I therefore propose three cheers
for Herschel V. Johnson !"
The cheers were heartily given, and were fol-
lowed by nine for Douglas.
After his speech the Judge received his friend.
at Brown's Hotel for one hoar, whieb wu thronged
by thousand; anxious to see and get ► shake of hie
band Ile then left for Cleveland with a commit
tee from that city who bad come thus far to meet
him.
In the evening speeches were mad* to an au
dience of come twenty Ere braidesi l fn Barron
Hall, by Iron. Ed. C. Marshll, of go orsiasy, and
George Copway , the head chief of the Ckippeisas,
who Is on the war-path for Douglas and doing good
service in the cause. These gentlenien made able
and eloquent appeals, and were listened to with
great attention Our friends expected Judge
Douglas to remain over night with them, and had
made preparations for a grand torchlight proses
eon In bls boner, but they yielded him reluctantly
to the °level's& committee, as he had promised to
reach Cleveland last night, and the Democracy
there were all ready to give him a great reception.
Considering that but throe days' notice of his in.,
tended TIME here was given, his reception was a
splendid one, and indicated that the people of Erie
county wear him In their heart ofAearts ea the great
vindloator of their rights and the rights the people
the.wholecotintry, Look for a largaly inoreased
vote for the straight-out Duraglits electoral ticket in
November as compared with the vote east In 1856
for Buchanan in Brie county. The work goes
bravely on here. Penny.
Letter from Tennessee.
(Correepoodenoe of The Frees.]
NASHVILLE, Sept. 20, 1840
This city has been enlivened for,e, few, days past
by , the meeting of the Grand , Lodge of the United
Obits's, I. 0. 0. F. The wiernbera mat on Monday
morning feat, qt the Odd Fellows' Hall, and, pre
ceded by the members of the order in Nashville,
Marched In procession to the Capitol building,
where they were welcomed by E. B Ltanocok, and
by Mayor Hollingsworth, on behalf of the civic
authorities, to which an appropriate response was
made by D. O. Sire Fitzhugh, of Virginia. The
following persons were eleoted officers for the en
suing two years, via : for Grand hire, IL B. Boyl 7
Mon, of South Carolina; Depoty Grand, Sire,
Mut
ton Herndon, of Indiana; Oland Secretary, James
L. Ridgeley, of Maryland ; :Oland Treasurer,
Joshua Vansant, of 111Wrylaud. The fact that I
every State in the Union,eveig Territory, and the
OtMuidas, are fullyzepreekntAid In the oonvocation
now being held here, excites Much puhlto interest,
and the
, appearanoe of so many strangers in our
streets ,eidabte,,mnolt semark, and generally of a
Melly ialrqrabin r chara§ter. On Wednesday the
representatives' paid their 'recitote to the widow
of 41,1dn'indi e l i dentrO ; after an
Introdtictilm,' an par 4 t Odisto of her splendid horpl
ici,sdeAl;ltherls
,the rettaflutettitb'eFrssident:repcse4 beneath a
beautiful maneoleum, theraltipnYlng a tribute of
TWO Cam.
t J • 1 . ,
rerpt :: to the ntepory or the patdot and ` , e ater
won, whose Administration'will ever be rieptirded
ti
ar , , rtr of the most tril li on 'end rztge,•° l4 " kb
the country bu ever witOlestid.' 01 Minds l , the
repro tent:Alves visited the Frermilate:vr ta
i lion, attended by a large tetatier of disailliddents
of Liashrille. CIO arriving at lbe iamb t w itt yv t dr
Plf:c4 Pltiriot..ito enturenyr,laktod * rod,
oh.Lt the band performed a, spjectin dOrgsp i li i rru
a., ,
bro have pli , the States been represent by
their eons at the temt of Andrew Jackson, 014 It
is to Le hoped - th4t every itieri'preseet wtti earry
tv his home abide of' the patziotht, trnt9n•Living
t M
i
opfilt which th e actiston watt PA Irellesiaulat'
inspire in every American Mitt' rAftslr'ffif ng
a while areinnithe,torab, Dr. Wnikeri on beh if of
iv I
Dr. John•Lawrinee, presented to the Grand go
a obair; made btidokeiy, tiftielv.had gitiwn pen
the grounds Of the ittereoltage, .The oludr ar
oeptial, arel.spo teitireatuntade by,D Al!. Gip Its
-12,0c7,,,keh01f of Ayegrand Lodge, and pa °tic
'spel,llaware Made by other prosaineptnoembent
'orthe Grand Lodge.", Altogether, the oeca#was
of the melt interesting ',Sham:tier'. • ' .1 ' .
1t , 'i,l ,14.1 - a , ' .
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' -' " / ' Lefier font Sunbury.'
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GCLlC4L, LtriPLE . F.A,II, nn OP. Z i lli I' yawn Tlx
viNir • ' '
Morrentondenos oVilio`PreiLl , 1 ,
' - 2 -' ' Stribtfnori PL; tevtoillber'il:lls4o.
Thofolieteinth initial Cloarention . 4f.tkol an
gelionlAbelbeinsi elsod .tif ZartAlmaisykoa •11
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DOW 10 'MICR igtek OW) - '. 2l l Caltalidatelo, tb
of olerioal and lay membei;s, lanensna'dy.largo.
This Synod Is largely 40/easing .114 numetical
streng6l, and violation soon to rank among ) the
largest roatberti Synods in ibt/ swantry. ,Tw'plvo
ministeit fram other Synod, wiri rocoltled Into
nobody ad tbla leellide. T. bpolong , et - aria/load
sermon was presobid; et Friday soristniv, by the
Piertdaot -.et(' Sinai. BAT. Deedel Stair, of fran
ca:tor, from Int Corlathisas. 9:h ebefrar. 224
rens. " That I might by all means Jane 141044 l."
The di/cools* was chusateristioslly ibis sod elo
quent, and wee listened to with deep interest by a
crowded audlory.
Synod met for the transaction of business 4n
Satorlay mortice, (September 221 after baling
spent
on hunt In devotional seeress,: Opened bali ng
prayer by the president. The volt' wet Galled, and
nearly every member proved to be at hie poet, se
wn:menial by • lay delegate.
The following-named elergymea from sober Sy
nods were resolved Into donnas Son with this WY,
Via • Roy. Aneurism Babb. t•ynad of West Penn
sylvania; Rey J It Barclay, gyaudot Maryland :
Rev 0 P Knuth, D D , PiPsburg Synod; Her .
P flier, Carrtral Synod of Pannoylventa; Hey.
idles S. Johnstoe, Central Synod; Rev. John H.
Derld/on, Centre' Synod; Rue J W Ssalraris,
West Pennsylvania Synod ; Rev. H. Seth", All..
ghee? Synod; RAW. &lola Dorsey, Synod of Vir
ginia; Rev. Edward J. Homo, Central Synod;
Rev. T. Stork, D p., Synod of South Carolina;
Rev. H. M. Bickel, Synod of Ohio
The preeldent's annual report was read and re'
(erred to a committee.
A newly•orgazised Latheren eongregifion' at
Banishers; tesether with their pastor. Re" Z B.
Johnston, were received into eanneetion with
body.
An application was preset/tad frem 81. Jetties'
English Zransolloal Lutheran Chore!' is Phi
phis, a new organisation. There was also present
Mr J. B Ganes, as delegate. Both ware unahl
money admitted.
Under a provinon of the Constitution, Gib'illßl
ce.ra are not eligible for mere then olio year.
nod,
nod, hese', prooended to aa election fog ell 4,
Rev. Batter Charles Knster, Ketie.,oM g
as tellers„The eleetien retalted is the oho's*, of
the following named persons, He : Prosiale.t,Bpv.
Charles A. flay, D D.. of Herr:abuts ; Saw
Roy. 9 Dower, of Selinsgrove; Tre.uorsr,
R Greenwald, D
_D L of Zenon.
Iter7J. Wedakiisd, of Lebarem, assts./get la
high gratification to wanine the vela numerous t
tendanoe on the part of ministers eattnected th
the Brood; and adverted eapeclally, to the gra -
leg foot, that, aloloai withoat "seepage, seek •
tartar 14 agsmormied by a lay thatigete. Tice t
argee3 moot favorably for the preseet sot p
;moth, yrosperity of the body,' Led Est eta
mented amfoinem la the apreea of the 'a
Kingdom!
Bev. Boolatnin Hurts, D.D., was received ea
the dclegate from the MalsMothonßytiod, ape
C. C. Bough:ate, D D , u the delegate fret"
Central Synol, of I'enns7lvania. A nombir of
oleramen'of other &arches Were received as id.
'dory. members.
The altentgas and evenieg innenunly.peetln
the usial IltsThies PriParetory bib. Loser Slip
per, which fa to bo celebrated on to-worron (.94b
-
bath). The various palplin or this and the
boring town. are to bo occupied by the clergy/lea
of Synod. Snaeosto,
Life in the West.
LYNCH LIW SHPHZIII-CITILyZITION EIYOND THE
eisi b
The following graphic dosnription of an Me ' pt
to hang au acquitrod prisoner we a/Irani fl oe e
Leavenworth MH4II of the 18th bet jowls .
Gordon had been .aoonsed of rho =Mir of ; jowls
Gordon
Gariti, b agirobling saloon at Leseenworgi, g. -
ear, was tried .6a acquitted by the ocurt, an d 'or
dared to be let at liberty :,
rss StIBIII IX C9IIXT.
The menthol nabafti the 'obidna and aa th ey
clanking , ' anbn th e door, Uwe skate a deep t* !l
ing mouth:s awl the eadltore Inert le et.
toward Me door of the coort.rcom., Abe p r.
moves *bat Ws ethanol felts* one
counsel; his fate before harked with *abbe
now
,hecomre ilththed wi th WOW; ;
now orimidied ;' gases upon the door with s u -
ned? hone teetard"the'oosrt,' and minified ti
feelings of is man Oho bas pawed 01:1111tryhtg *psi
to ando mike 1, 1 2, 0 1 1 g ~ ,A 4!4co. laTr.• c!••
Tga xMllulki.7' ityl4 l 4 l ll.- • • -•; I
Some time before Gordim,ly.“*ollmil Main, tit
flew 3borit the ' sines that be weld oohs be se ,
1 1
quitted: " Crowds : milled , to •lb S ' etrartlhe to
ascertain the fasts, etuwe oatiditmetretty , rq
breathing vengsanes• The gore ; proeed i e•
the' news rierala liki Wildly* beer tlis iltYy sal
the crowd angsmoted, • • • n ..,-; i
The p riamser .wea now, fres to go where be piqued,
bat dere teat Leave the court room for fess qf he
angry crowds without. It *at apparent thilt as
attempt would honied* to lynch lina. • At thiatkas
tho excitement was so Miens* that Owl, thane
was no other we, to save Gordon'allte except by
taking him to the county Jell.
/use Km '.."
owaaum!
Aocordlegly, he placed himself ender eberp of
the mayor, and moved oat of the °Geri - beet*.
When he steered tee hall • sees* of tbitierlitt
erelturnent commended. The mayor and •
of about thy men 'started down the haft, a d as
the *setting, tossing erowd turfed to aid' fro,
pressing opiate the clioers, and trying to get it
the prisoner, it wed • commotion nab II tretra
read crowd of bateau beings can get up. Down
into the street they weat, the crowd yeillog,
•• Hang him! hang Mao!" and the bravo, stern
ciliates closing around him, made • Arm vrigl of
protection.
Finally), by dint of great &maw, the savor
landed him asfsly to J.ll. Bat now the aorione
trouble hiecl, jolt cooronvenned. Tn• orewd toward
around the4•ll, and became ,wore and nvorp Pa
rton,. „Iderk armed with =whet" and renutverv,
end kniVes s isthered think and ram and As the
shades of nlelt. Oslo, on, large boadrive wer•
up all around theejell s throwing tbelr furld If i,t
far out over the city. and the wild, diwiewilie )rein
of the inforiateqi potpie mad, It a pane terribly
YITId and fearful.
ran 88888 PIM OP TIM NOS.
During all thM time Mayor MaDowell mails
several freeness, urging obedioneeto thetas,. and
requesting the people to reran, home is quiet; that
ho was determined to entorise TWO Is* at ail ha
zards It was deafly agreed ketones the mayor
and the rineeaders of the rtot that Gordon should
be delivered over to Sherif Middaugh, and that
all itrther dleorder and *untie prommedrngeshoull
cease 'on that being done. to this 'arrangement
the faring spirits er the molieedeternly egret.] At
tbtd junettre,' the mayor left the pit fin` &few
moments to attend Mien:re matters en thhceide or
the creek. In his ebiehoe Genteel Wall bran_ght out
of the .1 and turned over foShertr.liraidstagh,
and now commenced inane of mad fray that beg
giEts description. The arowcf tuthild nail Gordon
oryilig like demons, 4 , Ilebg him!" '" Ilan;
him!' They forced him down %to ihieninew
and rooky glen north of the hill: It 'llia then
about eight o'clock at night. and' a Oink darkness
h a d settled nTion the whole city, iisdt s tblt tierce
crowd raged in thatAirk glen 111filletnOne.' It
WAS terrible. Dnt the , brine Offend et6dAlf the
prisoner like gallant men, ind, seinsilidatit most
overborne they still reehened kind Vatted for
ward, holding their priNner safe In their charge.
A CRITICAL If OM WIT ILX•CCTION Al.• 10•1
SMI1111:111P.. .
Several times the crowd bed a hailer around his
neck, but each tlme - an• oflleerent the rope, and
thud:my struggled up out of thiamine; sad then
followed a tumult of strife between the oXesrs and
, rlorcirs that was desperate 'to tke•last degree, ap
~Fourth street to Shuffles, and down Shawnee to
:the Planter's louse flare this crowd halted, and
the contest for half mo hour wan Berea and tertilo.
Te din, bowl, and confusion war now wane than
Pandemonium, the - prisoner begging to be bong,
killed, or anything to take him dot of Snob agony.
By this time every stitch of /Arching was torn off
him, and be bad nothing on his body but his clank
ing amine.
TIM PAISOIMS SAYID.
I, !The s i naeyor et lust sueoed•A •tgwiti•hkg •
fresh body of citizens, and ,wloloesiAt• closed
solidly around,Clordun,o l o .4 , 14 b4 144410.f0r the
al f r 4.14, though paten* ets tan ',gibing,
aPd gl•Tin9"1011 - maw. at t a r
desperate 5trt440 2 ,11 , ga. agiact WoY
lanai 40m, { hp 4S , _ 6 114 %0-t:tor
t:tor on !every a 1
. 1 4 Z , out, azd *gated,
and the sheriff Is also -
REttnte Iv* BYasA &ratlines - 40 nOoll in
slowly. The, ttearneer, Wm. A. Booth. , $6
Front street, aekitowleigno tt,tetal 4115,144.011.
THE
meant Pas*
mo> PB L "L
Tiro Pas* till St to IV
siVI i ter woe. is advaadio at..._ —llOlllll
Three Caidelip " - - " ... ........... • Lae
7‘710 , ", " --.... IWO
a a
Tvrarrtr
nee TvirucCor es. at
latimenber
Po' • Chlib of Twooll-40* 'or omit. wa wilrommil se
SW% t/1 110 girwit-ss 11Pit• Clabo
AO" P" , 4110/W111an .' lllolliiiiid le are aemislior
Ts • 'Or nate fa am.
cal./roasts
" 144 tA ne Ulm& liar*. is tag kir am Clilints
naro a AMOS OX 71[X11
!taw le la 11••••011.1.
It Z 017.11.114
•
Ttri: Dmir staidrom Tin liticatetoon
*Mom th .1 tfilit2trit t4ll 43 eets;‘,R.l
. yusi is" ce,,.... , ,
The Print,* bid se'
. .111a*aiiV ta,
Lout JohaiWittssiritslisil as
to bisistovesesstsi Mil: 10 4011.1
saw him ride 10„dsit giscoralis.
wall, lipd apl Port;
V.
pilieserila t m...
is sosp-,4i,, ....
'rho
at Centime& li _ ems ...
Mr hotel at 1} 15 , 010ek es _ . isms.
wideb etrismbitirlb shmitllit
the
rich in emAswlll lit
poorcni n i t U 441•11
Ernie - the omits aad, A l p
~ MI6 1".1
. .... .
and the erSw# aheertd ,i .L•410.5t0904 -7-7
• -*.. /s Wt r , irr , ps iw,,„
Long Zolarc. r id(adf si ; ,
hha up - at as - Vii.
seheailows Irina of
14,4zems. andeasiliaildatteassulint, USW
,aoa seelrttaeddidess~
with tbe enteeptdos tw RA jk
also Ed :11 Ault tiki pos. 1111.
ply titttFiit NI irbithilW Irlai '1
siss - issksittisblir P
sili ism , 4114mispintimst
arta, and his desartare,rit44
was takes to JtmsporrSW lif
sip, ikemNM•l ids is Apr ar
elm
seedier weamerhaLt , • -I
?fie Priat• is weeder sheet. All lake tetiewer•
au tls la dellabted,sedvVvelopesterweeweresi
at the Great - West, trev et, awl, Wiledislim
.ienee yelil;era kryi, ,
..,
"D•stepte's Beiinost, •-•
Berne Iteetag Moats ll* Vtall.
sore. of Iteclehtligh dkildter ' A
kandeasse diedebed pia ehr laWeedaramalkome
and eisiteMmedi bee, heed i seimiew t, Mr* w tlro.l as ti,ealoak- pad ,alepe trel.s. hey.
Itr.laroridid the Mr-64w ?noel
on Botchy, and beard • semen UM.
' • Elwood wird* week 4 ' Ter reel AM was
'rat in manorial' Ilit-art tamiagbt by
s
s: pro from the Quota
IaY•ITIf • 14 1 144411111. --
Yee 'ard air be spent st 9yeaew's ibitimboliNle
1; 4
Is rot, co r es f ro m ban. To Ova" he
ga^7.., ea 4 'arftt tryou Art tie Ort,ibbellb vmm
out ortabast wyte-afhame "Ant, rift
oaf boas Wow Wows. Twederly wit im.
tams thiag. Wednesday ise ertkike is ill 111wha
'ft a rot of the prograwas, lis 4:
71,.,,,e vtlf 10 snood as • le•
RI , • awed. 1611111. Pe win Toed a* 111
pee teen The hake of Nserewthaa Luwil
al. Braes, Load needs& Lai dig. net hew
G,, .; wan. have pew with haw. 2he INA AL
smas vet today.
01.1/AD, Art septa
Ttr7 brtaklari.4 tads= /la t o p
pes , ris- I tat a: 12, tad tessitit el mie_lei
Vim Hanese, es %lOW Maim Mit ad
Darts?. Tbirlrregengnie peelelee
the Al:madam* oil rose.
Man It a lOW -OMNI It, P 1 0114 00 1 1 .11
party hi Jolty to W tl l llll/41
watt bet Melee ItAtelLtittrier The
with lie limbo Is The pats et
the time All ate ell to tee gift ,Ilte
ecoarist woof to Srlwli% mania le tulle
arrangesaasita
GENERAL NEWS.
. .
A iiromam. was Two Bromism. k.-114piAmist
MAR2ISD raise gas -.i.litessa
Deer tortedity, la tateletteity, ins*
ea I,,Catharbs• Buda. ma Sete' Wei
Millenem, *, Baal ,p4.06 - lig .. vit
78,01 ago to a seut easel Jeist
alz pan age Ilekilier herbieliies as Witt*
as.; .Lei awe retell, ateisedisit sifes Ili
wife reeelyad so Letter new klea. kaisage se
word of me, melodist be was a "
Tbeelisee•
tort stoe4 *at ewe eillieller, tritser IddlrVitelliat
hectare 11011011/0111 .4 1 1 1 WM ilifili Mr** 110 Wm.
Ptavin, eel thew liare Urea *oho - lin
Itocchiseertey; *Mid thseereilee
la pews mid train: trait ad bit
Fleeltu Minko 4 l:l1 1 144 1 0 , 1bA114 "eali t
bit Wee stiereallee 'star* seas Asiskim he
the restelesiiief P ita te Web*. 111 . Utf me
y
moo. Ila tailkadto ben. fa lbw eillffies et
4444 1 1er At g o t a tel% 1 114.1111 Al
eao• of illos Woo rumpus 'a
dole • Pitatai it, lad Sittera ' mi.
thd lbo 'mullein PlUar ip z
s q Maar
fa t... , Ma atm 00111,
pet =tato .0 to Wive sag ' team :VA
ireebes.—ittetelert Decrelleck apt. it '''
To.slipemispriAlislaiimmieliiiMmi
at a meat be Übe al ilatekeine. AborAllime
balls, etiloi did not aloe meeta all.
dinned ot 113 , the larerler 'esiebeete, •
whinier • leer* *glee kelt tied
Vest let 4 malle /0., t4sa *Os oak -
Mita 'MA Mere repress** le libm 117=
dons, eitaliben all lefeterbitikii tir
at a 901 lebel• a Mildew mut allsaillsg, male M.
Jared the teen that he 44 aborb slim 441/Mki
later, tie bull *mod beef lie, bentsi iims
speetators. •Kr tbeleidd wee* lei*
awl .0 odes 4ackairitemeell Dished Irides knee
to et:ape, eautps a ileae ofAtiabldat
The . tarsadoe, sword stik'attesiOtel VAIt
animal; ied Sutural - soldiers ea IMF es maillsis
eD 4 C 4 " 41 0. 10 . 4 0 awake! with Veit lit•O‘ apt
bee,astil some Of tbe 0103Xtort, WNW
at it. the fa eaklotiffeensed cartels At
hada', tae lereadie lot beireut 'ot iiii
eta, setae ekllfe)4 applied, WA , Wes 4 14 1 14.01 bk
feet. The parnaWdo set ea, thud*, pima vas
killed or ma tileitrtt tie sal (11.0/0111d easbulso.
A Boas t
. Pio mini' tsi ' tial if .-Lcs• tat -
14
is
14 les' welted' bailie errs'
zit** B4lbibe. , Whet tapes tioablisolleita
Tea blarebesrardica ti a i l&Perteolberper.
tom saes Of road's on t rdp•_kana
bel!.7 omit . Dtbalf,' a' rinip‘' Mis
rope. std two Wee at shoos. mipoissifte vet!
Plstionn. o Swh i ck X .PC 1Ai11 1 1199 1 4 6 1 61 . 1 . 11 do
Itorpose of seals; Ilglile, gave way,,
tie torn II; she ge , W bnilliiii'
BlN**. who. *a 1•11-.1ws Mr Arsonsie vaseds:
just 4. _ At dip taqocct„ yostsurdopthe Aiii-ja *it
TardK rAtraind Wes btimikisi tisik - olmi 1111 ,
ligesealedvetbealisidallf 111 P 211•401 aid bia
uimatcbt-I, ll6,l l l l4§ ll 44t ru ac tr bsame lisimi ,
for:iliac" lie comber M. laMmptgasa
M Meitit'ked Ittty war* - moist I.
custody.". . i
t 0 %. ~ •,.:
ea, 4 1 4essim....aioniimsg,.. &pais* kis
W Cleeltley lUele, 1 1 1441. :
Mire:,ll Male e to ' pied hero
Curry, satalied ettierttil licitceiri
i'Ll`t!ettitleatiPkinatitat mull le witinvormdbpail
to grim ihod.psit of gum.. lie mom AO, ilbs
Wed, 1~11 *try' gouty reuse ereallk teas ea
derehasi-mbse ike - csodso oft the ee.Wrat WI.
ono M 4 a: 2 2,, , Z. 4 *pow 24 tals
wt., to abet 'c reasa, bat be takit "tam
be frtiebt; Meseitteviitile . " lle.
Flop i aio, to roptbsOilen Mal ,last se Imsmicirl
fr, met WA 94,1911",‘Ki1k totebat.kala
=1313b1, j gg S
atitteeng Thee tar tad mar
h 44, tedeibig ea r eye, wield trot I* te ddies
be-tat.
$1,200,000 SroLu.--Considara. taffie
to eat 'has bean ceenVekened b rotriais p a , Cc i la
Nay West, noneeettnig to tiker Jirr
um am. ,They UN* hw oft ible +Misr
;reeding or adir.cearof *to bally=
Iltilltlo2lll of Havana, wit, regally
from that city, wick tomato the aranal OLIN;
oho. It Le thought Ow *say SN,
oo his way Ntw OrLearit, sonstOlftwi
Cuba. and spent ate Um" fent perpas it at
maim Dim-1f Ow *ea-
Horne =0 REIT."--41. oesteepeetteet el'
the Jigs York World, smug tram Beritetera,
elys that uteri am two tboo•••• remere ai net la
that tit". Mall quit' lately. ant sera 44 Ms
raffarad mat la Ws res p ell. so 4 than Webs
trot a little sreaktairla wasuratarsta• _ SIN Mgr
lafaria.4 by • Nada( Arai at howearmsalat sb
Lai • loci Ilit of tesesesce to 1y is de bra el
Saptuabar, that the Itaaaleal lac d doss
until very few are Taft Lame ars VAN la ite
aresd Is Bade. There tea be la 40114 . IML
lasszarosrum Is smarts Sr • Lifitaillid•
ras.—John liaary Prise, la red-.4eves 401eiee d
iv, bast been asafristest of ltaorib lbs
m rt h divas, La swiss the destkel,faseitOolirs
aged sight years, at WUtoq, Banton* &•sesild,lll••
York, on the :lit of d up, et Tibizu me .
Mir deliberately shot Qom, al Ume ni4 if b
sister, Newels be had nut • boas Isa Bee dram, sad
threw atones and clubs at her. The lAA be Awe le
the House of Refuge at Itoehester.
During the last Sikh way, alt odium in it rte.
gimens marthing upon the BaUej raesivid.pakellf•
pence from htesgent in Englsod that s ti rs, ad
5.1,500 hid teflon WM s lot. the tarried
annicaparded'hy regrew to ksow bowh! woad
Oak. it" The young gentissasn, altar dye saillse•
Lion, and, perhaps, eonealtatisa with his trennwies,
replied, that he would " take It &pale ile " aid
the roll talus wan remitted to Mrs in I/muff& of
kis shales.
Taw TRW? or LAKE &cum.—A MOE who
hni been ac t i,nrnlng to the soar wwilitorboall at
Lake Bigier, California, daring tan. pat theve
months,, inform as that It L not tinerwattiktste
mountain trout there *heti weigh fro{;' to
twelve toiindt. He It! aver crash t esti tlintsinilglent
ton pounds, and a Merman was swisontek * F un
taken one weighing twenty-throe pcsawiln!..3pirst
of tAs nous.
A Nan WfY or ILurawo THE Lixpiorio
~ c ox . Does,"-4amee htesketin, who had started
up the Nast York diptplithee hy representing tlig
he bet been robbed of a shook tar i mom, ha
been proved to IA its impostor: florpectlat Wiwi,
and charging his with laving dovetved.
_linnia, lio
se k oowledged to the Maws that La had fabrioshol
the lie in order to make the landlord " mil dews,
and are the' reputation of his hone."
Oar Sunday night, ilia Cliftiaznosijiittrom
the mines, one with fl Mill, and tbti mute with
twisty fear mine* of geld OM, pia up s* Mal ihir
x, p ,4 0 , 00 , to 'ma Freselseeit !hozAlfa
were attmshed, rubbed , and Dew nounin lk
by the intuttes of the hosish, *la Ur. &psi
with their fa kOttioliboty, Mot Wl* all &wows*
from of the god* Inlet track of th em
Tun Wheats crop of. Kunktkusitto Mod
Connecticut is mostly Innisid, and, like allierhor
elope fail *aeon; iso di tioAtialitr. "WON AM
lii%
handsktt oda* haws *away hew film
West Bpi/WM to Nino York. Oohs 1 1 1*
acre, of tobacco are raised this freo, 4 .iar
north of_Actont Toro. whose Stirumply
- .
be less Man T.,700,ta. ,I potrods: _
.
. Ittaxi:Att ik C;znt- - -T . b,
tan
[ etti,gm'siyeTtuing to , i Cl4l =B
184 ofiiipteMbit fin pigmy
rying 13,kidlif to of sad: ilumbiribb. sopa
therm were 1,11111 .boots *wed this prn, abrake
11 0.4449 lisas Id Kok . • . .
—:. _Vi.ile
c up osir silmes)1 111 116410
t so Wise at
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