; s 1 so4o4oiiii,-,Atgi.o4.. . • \ H. It. FRAZI,E.R, EDITOR. lilOpMapEl,ll, PENN'/!. . 'ttnirsday nornhig, inlytt4, IBst. ; TEIELNIS. - - • - - -.\-- -One. pollafankfifty cents per omits elaheetu qtly in a vanes ' - '.i7.0 1 , Mars: if paid nithin the .Year. ‘: . -"TwirDoltiffs - and fifty; cents if toot laid 'PIA af. far the expiratien of the year.. . „ - ' ' 4 '. ' - , tgrNo v B obsqit!i°°:Vin be permitted to remain 4 unsettled Aorig,er than tw - years, : : ' - - - ua.rx, at, A vrafisiNo. - One square , one week, .. ; . .- .. ... . . ..... $0,50 g= - each subsequent week, • • - , 0;23 - .BusinoieVards per annum; with pape,r,:.... 3,00 -41iberid discount:made to yearly advertisers. .- Diseontinuances optional with the publisher, till all arreseges are Paid.' -. . t MEE 1181 STLTE TICKET. ,• Dint CANA cost:M=llEL • -Mises Roraima% of taocootir count ;FOR AUDITOR GANYit.4lllp, A. K. FOR Christi Myer!, of Cloritia COaty.' Weather : and the Crops. 'The remit rains and.-iverm weaiher - have had a very favorable effect on the t Thein crops in ibis droughttn the ettirly part Of, theLseason injthed the grass crop, and-bay will be rather-light in many Parts - - of : the county, &laugh — the rains bare Much he l p ed late meadoWs. • The principal production of too many • of our , meadows is the White daisy,-which, bower& pretty it. may appear -in poetry and de,scriptionfof the -country, is not r in our , oinniOri, nearly equal to, Clover for hay, - Yet in places the ,white sies' have exterminated the red clover as effectually as the white man asextermi . nated the Jed . rnan i from the Same'.Soll.— Other s-nacadows din . equally 'filled With,' yello* . ..daisies, or : buttercnps, which.are alio more .ornamental.. than' usefiil, but which our farmers seem unablelit-unwil ling.to be rid of When these two kinds of interlopers -happen to intermingle in , 'the same field, -as is often the case, the ef- fect frorn, a distance is to \ give,the scaPv- a sort - , of pumpkin-arid-milk color; charming to Yantie eyes. But the sober and , Uttromantic co y Trs cannot\ be etxpected .• toigre& with us inmatters.Of taste : they \ would doubtless wish t 4 banish every dai sy fro the PaTdon - s . - Coin is - Very promising in this region ; - ptobably• never looked betten at thi4 season, If the soil is (Icel) and stir endbre something. of a eirciught without much injury. Cithor.;eyops generally promise Well.-- Apples,„however, and some . other fruits, do pot indic.ite an abundant baiTcA; ilarfor4 UOversity: ,*; We itteniied_ the annual exhibition of Ilaiford *University; on the sixth itynianti for the first time: A. large Concourse of Peieile,mailY of them doubtless former inmates afthe institution, assembled at an early'hour, and repaired to the idrylent, ,whefeihe exercises were to;t74 'Once: We_ aVe* note space to,particuiarize the perforplances, but may say 113 general that -many-of them were bighly creditable to students and theiinstructott. One pr two scenes' in'.one i;if the colloluies we considered not ,in very godd there inai been otheilit,4Yesent to Whom they: were the most attrictirs fea tureS:,•:,Sorne-pretty original 4.0.wer0 Sung ;_ among Which we were much Pleas ed with What we 'cOuld catch. of one, 'mitt-, - The . exercises (*n..- ... tinned- throughout: the day, - and on the'. breaking,,np; the throng of carriages that king 'blockaded ll4streets, aided us in lbrmmg an 'idea af ihe large , 'number of POPIer: pimeni; .I .l l ey. all ages, and from many miles around: - Some per 7 eons ‘11:3) - were in the habit of atiending ilese - exhibitiona, gave it, as their ,opinion that they;had neNer Seetynik inanyfwesent be4ortx; There .were ±aereial thousands: •a, , . it. - . • Tin s Institution Ass. educated many young znen,• yr 43 pre mea l to high posi-, tiOn&l o he.icve it' is in , qpise .11 flour. -ishinr: I ndilion,- ai the •._perseverinr.la- Lors of the Messrs. Richardson - merit. ' FATikERVAVAZZefi LECT-ttlitiALlC6Liirg . _ —Memeint: 73e Witt and Davenport. hive published a very elegant.volume, ecultiPn ingA carefully prepared' report of the-fa.. mons Lectures of Father Gavazzi in New , 4 fork Which have created . So trrSch excite- Ineat :it - Wool:tout _the _ country.. _These , Lectures:go foyer the Whole,field Of re 7: i t) ligiexis : .Cont j2. yersy ,of the Kwaseew age ; aud‘he argineents on this yietestant side of the inestlot are ably and powerfully tEinliiiitiea' ,- 14413 no more remains t 'be said. ~IsTAP:9t eiotr can.possibly; peruse theseLeciuree :Without being startled , at the emerenis i _ergements, mei *arrange _-_they contain,and feeling ' hia vigilance awakened tor be etgetref biii faith , .and efreliiietis freediiittinlhis eeivittr. : Be iities the`_..*:elits:, illii:book coutitiese carefully written 4 ! .. r4 l ff7l . 9ftY.a*r Gitz'', ~zz Aviv..l4a,atM:*latliiiiizeditii hiamori , istalaimi 4 44 l *rta . - - otfilicAddiesi*lo' Iti lliiin - *ltili ( iiititiil?ienit:/04 41.4 *-' See; &c. ` - lere'eJti . PePtb! reiPiria# 4l ' 1 4.! .- * volumeloTa wide Price:4o - 041. : paporos cw,cloth . ; ,- : , - i .4 - •-•,-',,,-_ ...rirneoestilerizkoaeu,of44l4yswest wasAeAtorYed , -;6l:Are'-int'Settonlity'44 4alitilivn;;A:l;;Alf; It is believed that then eof the, eel ebratat-Mcs. PattinEften rat IP , his . Ofailin a speech:Tllone* ideeiB;' , u4. at ttniiiea, eTaaE oll, o 0, to : 141 s. o,t diai:esitectral,blit y thiht4Flti4 0f;t1343 litds:tif step thetirl of the graw storm at gidmouth ,antictlie ooaductOf the 'excellent. Partingtoa on 'that occasion.' In th6winte . rof 1524 hero set in a kreit fitxidlupOn - that IOW:t ile tide rise to im inciAible height, the waves rushed in upon theho es, and ev-, erithing was threatepedith. nstant des-. truction. In the Mi r dst of tis sublime latteDitarrititington , wh olived' upon thei„beich.-was seen at the door. - of . or . hOttie'itith mop and - pattens . tyunil ng . ‘ llerinop, and iqueezing;p4the,sea-wa r, .and rigotously - pushing iiwa i t t y 4'Atla tic ocean.._ .The . Atlantic Was,.rntised i : 11 rs. [ partington'aspirit:was up:; ' ut, I need not : ;I tell' yen - that the contest 'is lequal.—. The Atlantic ocean tfat,M ~ ...P ytingttin: She was excellentt a slop Or. a puddle, but she should : . not -have inddled„With a tempesi." i . `-NEWSPAPER CIIANGE.7.- he. mim,..syme ii Demtkrat -- kloce„ one of its' netninal'edit- , ors has left the place, and. e-Dtbiltr 'has fOrtned a new Law papier;dp her we a nderstand, cone unde r the Fen 1 of : Tosephis.Soyd, irholit the peniec cY of Susquehanna will' remember' as to: erly_ editor Olthe People's tn AtioCatc, a I ' ore recently foreman .in the Repster ••1 nting office— The eontents.of the Den i zi , for. the list fe;tv 'ireeks; sufficiently his qualification:s; for the Correxpondowe of the Regis NiCIIOLSONv Wy Ogiii/g - el ' July, 6th::1653..1 ' . FRIEND PIUZIER i The - Su' heautikl (la); arid! passed ver 'quietly. with us! ' I did net beer.in all day .thl firing of a cannon Or.• anything else, nn even a fire cracker to arouse m e's pa.tri at:tem. , This lias•not been owl - ,to an want ofpatrintiefeeting', but Li euse th ,attractious have been ,so mu gre 4 a ter elsewhere, that almost every bad has een allurid iwayrby them. - . The ars, : beth regular and aeursion Trains w tie crowd ed to Overfloiving with passe) •ers, and scores of carriages - passed by, tinveying Young peOpie r seeking various placee i:if amusements; .I believe nobody Inhered except through necessity.on this o Jr Na- . tional - Holiday-,-indeed I-fiave not 'wit : , nesSeda more. quiet Sunday d' my sojourn among this people, and' i e..-er be foresincle my remembrance hastile day paSsed - without 4 strong odor of . 'inflow der. Alas'!" for the degenerac .\ "Qh Temporal Oh mores !!'=" Mitts : 1 ) 0 ' 1 • gave us a rno4t ;excellent diimerj ' .e to hieg roaned beneath the weight ,f a le fat Turkey, and an endless r ,vartet of sub stantial viands. Give:Me a; sea - a ;Is , well s-Pread.-board o f onr plaineld . - ioned fathers and, mothers, and - -1 cal not tor the kulek-knackaand nice t inE No accidents occurred in this vi nit The Fifth weal-tither a IJoisy day. or Of the young Men W . ,1,10! had 'been • t. the day and Jrightpreviiius . : we re in a s condition, ..I)issipation -• may' be iii enough While it is-going, on, hut it ii i getting over it• - --the after-Clap thgl 1 the hair pull. : ' - •.• - --- :,.,."' A singular euriosity 'wfi's found a e d this week by a,young man of:this pia Whilefewiturningiu the eddy Of thegr eN It seemed-to ~ -f ie in.egg 11 sting on the. _- I - , . ~i. _._ water he threw it a constde bill orwi Pee . 04'1'14e :shore when to his 'surprise t dill' not / briali-'4lle then made several - att ; mptis to break - it by throwing iv with. vi len+ upon a pile of lumber, all r.d . wilichfwere ineffectual. On 'washing off - the f'slinae, with 'which it Was covered, I the siaface, was found ,to,be, highly polished. • he •is.no,fluidin - it, .and all its i)fi its- Dave uniform color, Viz; " a - lOsish 14',hite• T outline of the space allotted - to (ityn the large end - is 'distinctly ;risible C i.e jects may be seen plainly by lookin th it toward -the •light. 'lt floatslin mil with one thirdof its ljulk aboie the our ; face: It is believed' by 'm' tit rWI4 - ha l e ' T • . . . seen it, to here -been dropt - rid-[illielCceek bYi . s duck, and to . have - r , etl upon ' l tti I t smill".end,whieh is somewh t.Worn app - really by the attrition of ,v 1. •- It iiu o haid that kicking ,it aboti - o er gras-4 . i i and stones does nut.scratc O mar 'hie, the least. The beautiful.'h upon us surface is believed ` to have ett produced liy - the action of water on it, and ii Teiy mach like that 'on Sea shell:. 'flow long time it bee. teeti:wafted abentilit the fuer- cy of wind antrwaves.notie ~ n tell: lt is se very . htril thst some pe - believe it:te boa stone.." Ido notbel • VeheWpv- er_that the identical.philpise r, p . #: steno if f t it icouid,be - found. or the4ston :w hich fig=. ured so largely. *ith the I :g're -Morns:iv prophet at , the beginning of ilia career, ''f: even that wot►derful> white 004 of which viP reaikin 1 4 0 ;;49"YP"•: , : , ;ii-Old 00; -sosnechlisterest among;..th" ' Creek owl tioo as does : ital. wondeifut. gg.- i'A 4 0414, en'',#tie,.;iirould hardly ix, a; . ea Ors won i der, a n d it will bp isornet 4 ! be re .ary hing else, preduces . io grea - .Sal eg47-cite• ;eat. - ''''''- fi -- ? I This at:43:A i0; . $0 : :' - ' manner in. which ppoplp,+ bY , 4l ) * lll 4*- - plities ll 4 Craek. II die* MuitilaTer ii Theiti,4ll probably ihal 1 4ilifibing:t 6 :ao: with v *# l 4Y:; ,tu l - k fi c i i4 4 l 6, -. 0 *rilkonaoY; be '4l4e,tmine4 chatiodietibrafta test i i l l :t 4 t a i i t : Y tran fi ml- '?!; t1t1 1 4 -f2.4,. i :PT ;(4 *- ii ' 7 l:: i..s7l ll ,fpp9l y.: . -nu 4:: 4ii;'. - :4pi!iteti : c ...., m e n iii;..ll! it' - :iti id 'bellifficult tii "fipd i , er Oil** t.. : n Some or them were. he _games - ,-. ere all warmly contested. mid the play -1 .g* continued from one o'clfick till sunset.: mall nal() tint of Gin wjts illif forfeit IP cl,k-atia . fn ished by : th(4442' part,. lit . ' tiin'preir - a rather' . tan . meoh t'or `: a.', fitt o . the w . Sher sort. IA :,chin i ced ;o (---,, i eti a Ujung t tem just _ass - a couple:of:aw l wild hair-brai ed chops had clinched each otter for Me' - al conflier. Thefigbi did not last; hail, triviever, for-peaceful cOunsels preVailed,in the friends Of the respntt -1 ive parties pu Jed the 'combatants apart.. i . I:hilt seemed t:, me soMethinglof npitY,for lia - a4ndtliresiiiiie migiit : no have been i . . amine Ito--eitheir,of them: ne came off with face _bloody t end bruised,. and the i other looking pretty blue from the evert : . compressienot his juular veins.. ythe Angers of his tintagoni4. Their ine , pres siblell a d nether gaononts likawise.suf fered tie -a . ; little. With -this single ex,- ~ cept ion ' the Ball piny - :Passed . off very - Oleasiq?tlYi , ;',.. : , ~ it -A n vv.Church % as, recedtly, dedicated by th . .Methodists- . some Ithree..lor. four miles r eloW here, and al'aite Hotel is to be e tcd it the Depot in'a few dila._ Thera is alsß.ll. prospect of a new school house_ ,tear the Depot. - . A , ,carding trni- 1 chine lias-lately,gone into success Ail open-1 anon near the mouth of 'HOrton Creek;' and thesti_thing` comprise - about all Our . improvement for this season. • - , -•- _,. , \ vuring the. past tivn weeks.we _have had abundance of grateful showers. 'Yog i • elation never appeared-more forward at thiS seatron, and the crops all give proiri isela 4. bouniiful harvest, to whichl the hus?andrnan looks - forward with confi-• dence2 fur -the ample reward of his +ils. 4. large bear was seen in this neigh borhot-hl some three weeks ago. P+a bli. the same one , the last' Register, ?h Ton iclo as having made, a visit at - I-lartord. Perhaps "another time my. epistle may- be less`brief. ' • Thine Only, ,\ . 'ii . ' 3. 3.•3. ...- , For the Register. a. .:ttras, a 1 ; i t r, o . v ...7 i : r A n c c or n .d. J L lZ l C o E ,: t i k pre Mlla v A tou Tlo 3 V t - i l ui N a lf , : met 'the iehabitants assembled at the pa tist chntel, at 10 o'clock. The'pro -1 &Arlon was ihen formed Under the .direc “ l< non tyerll. pfrtook a. rich and bountiful dinner Much traS prepared by the citizens of Lib ety, for tile whole . cinnpanya.." of about 500 prm Much o. , nch credit. is due. to the : L dies' of Liberty for ' t heir at tent ion, Ike., and to Mr.Beetitairi fur closing his bar on that day:. , • '1 I..This-busg i'es's lti State ap .rl4ears to be confined:lnii enter ad: o . _to four:Stmet, azd .I,ll.e)lasstichu ee :set 4.far:over,lmlisices all ibe.res<t•i-t• her h e; sba a ,Of the whole-nuniber of Alps eat-' es pli+t4 in tba. whale, ,fishery in flit, Intir -;twit Intii than 4G9 were own 4- in • , , , . Mas,sachusetts, Connecticut „niining. 74, ay, New * York 33, and Rhode Island 28.-t --!, Formerly Wilmington,. Del., _ wai etigitg ed in the husin to a limited e nt, but the , tendency f commerce to co centre tion has . _ carri d *the fishing eat !prises is mo s tly 't M o • rly to New Bedford,,‘ hick city .had, in Janu y lasi,:nib less th n 307 ships and barqu _ engaged iu the hale fishery. For is, so e years - past' the whole tendency of- t e trade 4e - tits th are been to centralizeln New l*dford, that place haring becnnie .he greiit oil macket oftbe United States. r e * All . oth er whaling eerts' seem to sUfrer a it. he diminution of .their business 'in conse quenceilwile New Bedford accumulates 1 cap*tal ; i nc reasesiiet fleet; augments ter , n importance is the,.eyett ofhe purchasers.)- ,of oil, lin i'Li eontinually-ezte ds ; her entetl• )- i r 4 ,, prises.' 'Latterly ii curious innovation has tp i r been ! introduced into the Whaling beeinesii, T !the result of •which is'Yet to b e 'teen. BY this new arratignient, whale shipsdo not return borne with Itheir eaignes of oil, but , deposit Ahem et Honolulu, or some other island - port of thereci fi c, - Where it is tak en up as 'freight by aurae of th * home ward -bound' -Califcirnia,lndia, o, Chine, clippet , e. This :latter clais ory is has of - late i hecointi eiitinitierons, and of_auel greatl • increased rapacity that lin s w ard freight .areinuch - in demand at--v . _ low 'rates. Thus -_the *hale ship no is ena bledi; etrii, t re fi t entireli at Hoeolulu with, all that,B e', requiror use., to come back there- vith her earn of oil and bOno; de pnsitit take in fresh stores,and sally forth again.. / In this view of the trade r it may be a question - wort,hy Of inquiry whether otir defilers in oil helve net an opportunity 1 1 $0 I *."df -Otivc4 olukt, .11, ati inot-bm law* Quid it by irdaY hießail the 'ffeelr-' IL:141a by-ii Ai:end see required for use is - eiertie, Ind eon stfrtlYlogThenting: -.' *orb; ,- *arm s4itbeir, dieeeee, caimilip eget" and other iileesi- diminish the number (Weer bop ! .41. - binthitiels, and thwebeifitippliesto r4.1.0i:-Ibem lust Ae -, meet' ;the growing Algrandi aria:derived from the interii# 1r..7r0 W wniState• and Abe trearWevit:"-- -` Vitale -Fishery. _." ;, • ' :,...- ~ , .',.%;.- ' 7 .I''' . p.Lir"kit-' 'n't t''''' ll- ;”'"' PII - 1111 s2oilengo i t, .• '' 4 '.. -4pealti..:l4)l, the . Chi n ese - revolution, 4eatem pal ' f ! 'tays!: •*The. Oeat tea;kettlg . -4-, ''' ,i. x . , . Ite the 1 11) . 1ii i J ane it • its r 4 on ~ a ant 0 yr Shirliya4 Vitiate; is eparted \astamin fto his coiatry thettly. 14 G --. t ''' '-( 'ta . r,: .-„-- ',. % .-1. - - -z - A buck belonging to, Jobilliverfield, ... of Cadit, - Obio, yielded . flwa weighing . 19 pounds. .f - —The Maine Law bat Michigan by ailarge majori, 300 majority in favor of tli ...; • ~ - -Jt' is stated in the W lie,: that Searetaiy -Davis single..Femoval. in „his depi —The cvZispel is preac - 1 pits of Chicag6 i . seven d The population o the city —Fredericti I used to or.o appointmentsbe nferred, (1111 C enemies an one ung —The-rtoman Catholic al say that davazzi i . nal that' the Gavazzi of this liostor. /..Gerrit Smith, M. C., his home in reterboro, deTgone a very'setjaus operation. —At Tarrytown, WO4l Y., the FOUrtll was celehr , corner..stone of it mouuiw of Major Andre. —All the greetry4neil l hotel-keepers in Hamiltoa a N. - -Y., have.signed agi tinue the sale of liquors.% —An .eicpress train on Cailroad, a _few ,days sine( seven minutes and } a halt rate of I.ighty piles an b‘ —The fullowing is n a rip M good as Burke's famous, "What is n3ajesty stripped of its externals ?--A jest." -!'What makes reason treasOn, in Ireland l The absentee " gent 'man created quite-a isensition; and it -was. attdnd .with the uival fetes; presents, 47e. : •Lord..Paleraton urges upon the Brit.: . ish Cabinet to bola the occupation br the Danubian Principalities of Maltlo cia • and Wallaehid rk.s declaration of i‘rat,' *herein he-was-backed.np.by the:Whig and . ' Sham-Radical inembi;rs of. the composite: Ministry ! :1.. —2 '. • •• • — . The Fifth - o'July *as celcbrat4 by the whiretl citir..eus of Pinglutall.on,:*tho nu merous snd reipectable„ in a.reryenthusias7 tic and creditable manner,. in:•conunernora M tion of the aUcipation eethe - 81arcs.of ex ray- sec- to rk- Lily 4.6,1827; neeticnt-Lefm;Slatnre "11 1 1 'lnd a .risiiieration - to abolish capital the State. It pasted the Sen lost in the Rouse. lts: main Co bill under punishment i ate. but vas feature was t finetnent for 'at - it substituted solitary eon h aleath penalty. ' v , "ork Mirror states that a tin ently Veen discovered -in Ver proirnses to rivalllie !post ,pro 'ronvvall. ~Etninent .parties ,are ._The Ne mine: has re Anent, ,which ,ductire,iq said to be' tatergsted in , the db.cover,y, and measures will soon be adopted - to develope the mine.. It —lt is said that machine ha.s beeti in vented that4iVill peg a shoe in two or three minutes, with one, two,. or three , rews"-of pegs;•and othkes its own 'pegd'as it does the work. Thel Buffalo .Epreis stand god father to thistateraenf. • Louis, Napoleon haii'restOred the gaillo tine in Vrant3e for; political offenc6, aboliih ed by tin Lantaie and the pniiisiOtud govern, of-the _ This demonstiation of ferocity is regarded is a symptom.. of weakneati tltoss experierieei in French -The Attburn(N. Y ..) Adiertiser; under the head ofl 4 Something New," notices 'the collection ofi six or seven hundred alive and kielling..which were destined to be boiled down. fur the oil which is. in them, and which forms *he of the ingredients of a new rheumatic miatmeutc • • The. city of. Mexico emtabis a populp-, thin of about two bandied thOitand. Two thirds of this population is said to consist of low MexiCan balf-breets and IP:diens, 'wh4iise morals 'and habiti of; life:much resernble the blacks of' the ,SOUth, There items tit,be life and activity Olga the city much resem bling New York„, • —Robert I:W siker, appointed V. S.Min ister to Cbina,„Will not leave until the tat or 15th of September, 'when ho Trill proceed -to • Liverpool, and thence by the wterland ronte to the hland of Ceykim:at which point be will be metsby the steamer Princeton, wbieh will carry him to his destination. ---The 1.1. S. Steamers Princeton and Fad ton hare been ordered 'from Norfolk, mid the (loop-of-war Decatur front' Charlestdo, to Portsmouth, N. 11., to ''aw ait further' ir ders.. The Fu l ton: and Detittur'will.be.d.- - - patched_ - I to the, fishing grotinds, and A le Princeton' also,,.if it should be_ &aided ,it to send her to China-to convey Mr. Walk r. There, is said to be.* prirpeet.nf an early A , d satisfactory adjustment of the 'Fithety .pi - . 1 —FE lit,—A ii ,tconsboat luts lately"_.,. .: built at ittsburg, named after the cele - tea F Fein.t ..The Captaiksays the ;iat• ss.an, immense, fawn:Ate- 7 04 he is - eat' r , I r here le 1 midi in it. nme44asidthet the , is. more it, lthe,Anamie of Flinty Fern than , _ 3r, t , h4 l " nine lig klaPws : .. 4 . - 44 4 esich'. 6 lik • Town sun* e - oxop with yet PerN 41 , , and that, finally, the next guys State. adn it ed Into' the Union will i 1 . 2. 11 named Fun .y -tinlians-- ' - ~., ' ,- -- _ : ..- .. 1 —"Cpasz Pirings."--A% dog law' as pit been enacted, by . the authorities s of, . - t.ket,'Whfch'ii ientiricalstr',4riericeini . eg: iif gni description of the - olvicia of its e t.; S..examOle, that no, i se - aiiiitie itiiecies,h, . 1 :husei'isit.: eiceo ti . :ti, dr.& Thil is 'Very- i)d ' tsrlieiiiii% on the. . mrt isdiietlmuiate pieip' reifsW*,lioieyer it it, Weitilii soli, other iitensi,iBlollCatiois:' me & ,st, ead Ind yid- PDS -cin. villa rglY • as , . 1 ENGLAND. , Olt the i - : trate 'bbl; -or ci 'House Car Con*Millnaiimilti4ee,by M _ ' ch, " tip,_: Call thoglittent _0:•13ller Ins '4 Gov- 4 1 ernmitlt to a :to ''''. it to , rte trilluivtt,',L been it .-by e n le L ~.- ,tl Seer * iaryfb 'he Cottmi '.that., c life I a t t 4ffictts ,.. nfk the '-''fre..spf had!..givo tl'ie : opinion- that the S tate of 4414/Carolina was• justified in imprisoning, as they now do, coloed. seamen; subjects of Her' Maj. • estf; .a 4 toenquirew.hether, in their fu-. ii, ttire rel liens' with' that."'"State; Her'"Maj.' esty'aG *moment aie prepared to admix the legtdity of the , proceedings:" . 7 Wer ,!tar-, *bi•y little".6f the Turkish af 'fair this. 'Weelt:t 'Public feeling is 'much e :quieter . On. _ .=. the itl&m:t, but DI i% is4ty- - st i i . k . - eiliik a Mnildth;'inet'clars,Weitietiii- ' ly, steamer,' foF.Piinstnticincple took out less thatOtaft an a.v,erage cargo, and ; rates of- insurance int .vessels ;bound to. the Danube or, other places i likely to Liolis.. : ardousitt the event of-war, have advaile z ., ed, and the tendency , is stlllopwaya. ~ . - Look out for iron shillings elect roplated. They, are 'very' current in...grigland just now, and almost defy detection. -,,"..... • '. -, FRANCE: . 1 : :- -: ~i Resptkting the action or France in the Eastern cluestion, all , is 'hased on mere hearsay.` It was itatea , in Pai'ls - t, War , the French Government intended tovejtV Of ficially to the Neiselende Circular: and to request - eact information 41sether Russia Meant' peaCe Or , war ;- that! , iffoi peace; Fiance Wail 'yeAly to lend_ lief bi --natio-I b'ee l n adopted by ty. Detroit gave l e law. . aslungton Repub. ins made but one eta from , the pul fferentlanguages: is about 50,000. say that ror.every lie made ninety. ,ratefal friend.. papers-of can Montre- Tuy,:and 'until- - is an siwz i iee earionily ill it- Minrecently un d p 'nfnl eurgital Les r ;moth,. IN: i ed y laying :the. ' nt- tci the ca bsrs i P and a part of the Madison conntt, eiment to discon- the jVennsylv,ania ran ten Inifes in Thisis- at,, the orttpulleWS:7- , * _ ... • pea,(....... .. . Bullethe rtic ..Pcits;,;. is ivlliit. is' m int ed, and . . i thiswill. be the'idtillidtiinz•ef Frnece." . . -- - . The...Fieiich ,CterF.y. are now ilii-imiyig . diMciiii les: in the • w :ty . of inixeil . ,in'.,ii-iii!ges bet ween'P.rot ‘Jiit nut* ainl'Ctitlinliesti Most of the ptieSts . recnieln pt;iiiionnce the ilotr,' tiO - benediction on theSe . tinine — s; , iihiess wlrre, a feim6l'' etignetileni is t a;k:en to Mang ii()the children in the.. R9e,tiSh•fnit h.. The 01,u'reti. iq 'riolloneei• enntetifea witli the : comnifin ,- cOintirern6e . according tn . ' which h.iys ere 'echiCitied. - in Abe fat her's.l 'and girls in the' ; mr;thar'Sbelief. • - The . cii , ! - 1 . . s! . Efeene l e: is,. that ' Several mix6l Infi;iiitikes - hve lately been eelebieted by,P, rot - et.a . nt . '.Ol ergy,j • 1 - •, _ nntlisterial - paper, rstates..that--,the , ' ng. of PruSsia has met. the reent,P Ci a= : I „, 1 it I - briid concerning fluxed, tuarriage4-by,l tsuingqa royal decree. „The Pop.e.bay.-, 1 in :ordained . - that ,no. Catholic, "female j 1 • all Marry, .a. PrqtastaV, ,who,,,willinot ; 53 ear., a have, hi la children educated in t faith of t lie, Chtrat of Ito me, the liiing d creei that any-Officer ofisis' urrny Mar-, r ing ‘ under . a cattail ion SO degrading 'hall 1 ; u .an independent stare, and dismissed' t e Prussian set-Vice. -. . - . - Up to June 13th;The 'Russians had not e tered the ptiaCipafities - . 'rf.'e move- . c an nts of the tronpS centtiimettie .139,ssara -b , and . neafly 100,0110 men Were silt; b. a l c. '" d l4'u n i t l. l ,v".- t r ie rY i Iltinco:lETSt.lchl.rat'.l:ifiet'-osrittilee'rr.l.-i.g. I -- ," 71- nn. .USSIgn fOre e e cliearnpe . tt at 61:oleo on.the 1 - fth, and. were expect ed . i . o - r eath Jassy n?'tht.. i9th. The corresponclenee of I T e' ° l est: :lieuticlhe - Post, peoredBe3 ,io , 'la c learned that •• The.Rnssmn.Qabinet do it niit.intend to let'. the .troopS pass the fro tiers, lint' ti) keep the,. nn a war font in ;' nd a . (itiicitly I wait for the things to - eon c in Turkey:" , J?L'llhoniit this is doubtle (needancss, tt a eed . 7,iteis, k is pretty :noel . ' the- ge -' era! :ninrinnt : --an oliiiiion, however; th, t may at * any :file . n . nellt be upset byitite - a 'ranee of the,ll.usiialis: - - ' - '- ' --- ' - ' : • . . . V The'later d spaitches arc thus iirril: 4 J A S Y . o v n e l - . ' 1 p eet , t 7 ]e o ure r from St. Petersintro passed.thraugh this town oathe.. .15th test..,-.on his :way. to Buchai:est anil Constantinople. 4rt . er his departure, the li.ussiatt Consul Inf(i'rmcd the Prince.Ghika. that. unless _the Porte I aecepted the.ultimatuni.thaltu - ssian Gen-.r cml had orders to cross. the Pruth and: commence IMstilitias,l: lic`:consequently desireii•the -iespoliarto take the: neces-, sary measurcs fur the,,victualling; and 'the general comi/yrt :of ,the army.-v In the course of the lastahree (4ys.getaOiierits of ItuiSia4 t roppi have marched into Sliu liani, tear Jassy; in which placclia corps. of 40.000'men is to , be. concentrated. ST; PETEIZSIIIIRGIL. (110 date).-17110 oc en patioli Of.the. , Datiubian PrinCipalities., is I ere considered alkiery-probahle,. i , and it id,seem that - preparations are. nitt! kin (02 - semblaitsE . Oreparer) for , nn-pb- , je .01 •stiii greater iimportaitce; as: the we Squadron . of the ; Blick,, , Setrhits.heett a e. i t dlfor war.: RusSia appeii;rito.mis tr st the.:attitudo assumed by Peisia ever: sii the Russian ltiirrellvit it thi, , Porte.7. - • 1 i-• tgrA.n estraOrdinary , , scene took' place: in Court, at Cincinnati, on the I Bth, der-, ing the trii l• Kbiane Ftiitday fOr forgery. WM. JolvtiWon; who was led - as a witness for' defence, had ;called' on Ktane'yesterdaY,''rind told hitn'he*Was able tip d rove his Wheliaitout'S no t and cVect a inistAti Made . l?y'wlinesses' for the prosecution. He 11 . (1 hot previous= lyseen.lcisaue fittsome time, but ' on teak' , ing the - report idtlie:rapers,the i ldeaoi- Curt-ed .. to :him 'oft king..tvd , ltniia 'and provjog .Johnson.was tkiCnierli of ibe Fain of tot, PuVi i & - CiV.: for whom' Maine was enefidentilir4erla 'Johnson had estified,' the prosecuting atz tOrney Jitnided iiin'eleCtie;qpityn Fiji . tisi4o of-theui, a' forgery: 1 1 - iihnson' haad4riOng compared 'the:Checliel did a(ii,an expression of terror Upon his countenance, and; with 'convulsive' movements, threni theebeeic Upcin the table,lexelaiming That cli,ecli•ts`.Kissl aria s liiitia 2 wAtinit::- .l oreat God f”-'lll.i. .TOtinoVitiiiitifell' aelc Ciingalsiomi; and *45 toe chttif7V' The,eo4,:ofthiti was'st'iiiit it '74(40"; Jkir9‘;ilir alt p rssen t,„ - • • • 4 • S' '" (TT er t ein eat a o r o tte 0/10. ge,phropicip 40elkn'tlisigig4IT?ligh gii!ilta# l 4 l P, Cent - .'Nyhereiten I.:oto; l l4p!iiis dint 9 tui O ■ amillie 146 d 6'61114 7 d,...,1.,... ± ..›,....,,.....„... 41 :::,.*-: rt ...i..„,.......„.. , ..„..: -.,,,-,-,,..--,-„... - 1 . 810 f er I tra _ - - --.al s; If; any Wldg journal at any time im- 4 ' C P 39n ea heti;the. 4nanageutent-'..of the State I . l 9„raticiiie?. Imp 'oVcOneti*„Whicti•artit4titider.the ex- ' 1 1;e 4 :0 03 o! Eiu ye contra '4f La4ite - cos, no - matter- the Mires ' , uptia wltat' . tt) l'orityeby. .liow clear its tlft.' . PC llll4 4iTroef, its, silk en 'tAr. , charge is pro- POotret ~uutcecr,tt Wlti lie,.;,,,ndift2Locefoc.o. de, :' Qs a g s t i . l° . ° l , t pial-thesina4e„ reglitcleA d is quite suffix ' - 'll-:!21 10 -eient ie esiaill lt, the fa city of the h !: uh. ~"- ' 1 poaChment.„ We .may avail ourselves, p uff s, his t therefore,-of tb!, 'opportunity to 1A -C"'"-: spread ' as. before our, readors What. a Simon Pure spec u l ati ''Locinfoce . .TbOrnal; -of 'itc,' less • character ]. ' thaU.the Pittribtirgh post says of the Loa .' eofoco management. of ;our Public Works. Read,it, carefully all ye who are in search of truth.. It is , tint a Whig lie, but copied'. from the editoriitl _coin:lnns of the Pest' of - arailify':'`•'' '''. 'l . '' 4 * - -'''''i''''"jTy - '•- ,-. = ,l .7`'' 7 '''''''''"/ "lhe•managernent a Mir internal:ha.' proven 3 ents ~requires.t r eftirrn.' We are free ,te sky that funderi - no •idministration - has lit been properly managed.- Theiptibtr lie *oils have beensuSell;t9,-fillthepe,4 7 els i of ; ,thelligla 'Officials,!:while,-t he r poor - working .li:tau !has, been: left.; to starve, without any-remuneration; far, his hire. : ..• 'lit , is Ptlitifekrer Its4,6,•referto ihis. mat.. ter,' for the biiiial Board is ‘iii. the hands o' bur party:': 03e 1 We , cannot' „refrain from calling . upon, : them, ; to. reform, the evit eottplaieea;•-of Atbove,- and wefiiipe that they;,, , will.iiiit once. rernove•the bard woringepertitivett. ,:',,Thei are-onsvc4.oy of 1 public trost,4r station,. 7 They_ i would, i Ft) the•State•with, aS; little'.rernorio-as ) ob . ' 'do the laborers, •,and they •shouictbe ' shipped ateeco. - , , ' i •• ;- •„' ! •,•• ,<• r ....; ~,, ;k* -,*. -..,; *. ' 1 *., •., * .I*, ...-, ,-1' • If :this - evil , 'is not redressed`:. hy "the 'Commissioners'', bef4.)te r the -October .elee-, tion, it.' i will then'rest:„ , with the people to expres their indigeation at, ,the.,ballot boi. - .he hard-to:ling, Workrrian, ,is riet;, to be li:hindered to cal thela'O'ckets - of lazy (Alicia's. their: ninnitial.,wages are, low en, Ugh, God knoW.4ll but to inalie'thein sit era shave on that, is cruel in ,the- - ex treme.. Tho laborer's - earn eslery cent o the . money•,promisod ti; theM,,liui.frtim th'e, above statement it_ is. 'evident ' that :th e y ; o not. get lheir c _pay , when it is. earn :: elland-that. the lazy, officials, of ' whom W '' base 'Jai:fore • Spnketi, draW' it, , and .- Sp eulate iipori them at aheavy discount., ..) d ur. public i‘vorkg . are badly managed;_ and the fact 4,titiot be dii , gni.ied . that the evil restirin tVe parsiniontous remunera; t i4n . offered .10 " t hose Wdio simbrintend th 4n...N 1 ) man fullYcapable of diicitat-, 1 ,g,thed:itis of the Canal Commission t lwould . accelit the offient the present_ 1 ry. • A man with su fficient capacity, !discharge the duties of "the 'office in a.' ' ' ' " by in per.matiner. can tnake,more his- try in limy other hranth of ordina'ry. iiness: -,, . #. ,1 . .• ' - . 4.t is the shirk Willi all 'the subordinate ticers on the publieworks. They have .14,4b0y at , starvation.,, 'prices, and ,of conrse they, will atyipt some means tai mike both ends'ineet:'. 'We have heard', of a..Supetinteinleite, 4- Wlio'weni upon the road -I nut worth . - a dime. am:Heft it with forty did 'della:l4 'in his . pocket. , Hoy,',,'aid be make it'?" Not freni.his i.4la-t ry•--tbat wit:T.4 pot 'allow of sui an am-., niense pi ix& but it waS ‘really frrTan the check,rolls•of, w l,the poor ,working,. man'. This man has gone Wesf; and we suppose' I I lieis enjoying:the full finition of his spee- tiliition on-the IPot!tage road." - „ ' ! ' I Whit i sSaid ' of as Abroad. - 1 ., , • 1 • i Afi article in 'a late.•number "of the 1 North B tit ish *crieth alio dek. to the liniti: ed States • and the'relations sustainedity• us'toward , *toward Greet Britian: Those relations; the \Recicw. says, are.pectiliar and inter ekting•, but rfultiOf perplexity and uueas,ir, • , -tros.s,l The nations .fnat wally value eekt , ' respect , each: lot her.; they -are bound t•a."-. ; ' get her. by the ties'ofa "commerce the u t ast._ vigorous :in: the world ,;< they - speak the . --1 Same. language and enjoy, to , a. great ex.% t Cut, . tho,.s . a Mc institutions, and they .fied, au additional - ond , of anion in . thecircum-. stances that. come in to Menace the-cor-- dl . al 'allianceriv . , hich these cprisiderations, stiould • maintain... The fie 'dew :spealts in k_' strong length age ,'of; circumstances: which, render: America'esrieciaily.fOrmidabie.77- - H We tiuote it'sremarks : _. , -•. ~ • ...•' ...!• i jf. Shealone ° *te 1141 . ' "f i - , , 'um s a - ie-resourceso -,', civilization With,,,Many of the last eS, the„' habits,. sect -the,.. - passions olharba r rism.---• She, comhine4 in atnpexampleil manner t'e eeinmercial anti. warlike spirit lie -' health and, trade are:already.enorrnonS, a oil tire:re pi* increasiug-,,ber,resours, of every kind. arc. ,bOuntlies§;;her.tner.7. chants - are the most enter trisinW her sail- . r ,, i'a the .most •teef4vo)::ter, pioneers the most i , , 1 1 , stless .'nocl indefa tigable in the ,world, and '; her , peeple unite an. ncreasing and ; almost , morbid: energy with% t ,e.,tp05 . , 1 shrewd,. eelfilih„ long - headed tingacityi While ,th o,Yankces i of the East ern Statei ate ' augmenting the yiches of their cutte.,.. tify by the zeal.with , which ;they-urge for;- Ward 'the manufacturing aad,e.emmereial % unt,ertaking, the- h!lf-cwilized 4;tirlior. -the' Western'-and South-western portiOn of h o linion;inoured to hardAtips;Ardin-' eil t o -anasfiactio - OAQ kialigli:, aS familz is Withriflea,"reVolyers„ and bowiekeiveihr a !Kt Abe pIOW odd theixe;,i insensible -- 1 ., t i ii i i . 9rd a ti n s :: t e itnl r e) i v vi i i o ole l it e ry t eo tt s m i n O :ii t u b ct ei t: i bi t ee e e m akti p :v e sa r sy , ais u l n irea sie : sti tin * y.i. p cipled in! their iaggressive•tendencios . fl i r 4ny, ent erprise sihiph - protnise& pled,. (ter or excitement 'Afpeople - at oneo-So, i4tl eady efafOr • abli in their acts of - piece - and - s ' o:I L • e 3 1 ' r for tho pleaspres: of war, titek'well: 1 lOoked aeon with uneasiness • and: . is-. trust .. ' So, formidable a freAmbinatirml ler ' ri alities the l.weillllas not before -soca: . .. i... too -Imtisemeet , for . hot , Weather: : i •1 c Novi. Y(i - tk c ietal 'ill o e ' . l 1 :_,, . 1 _ Palac e „vt p n , on' the 15tlif. of, I l.fl, :ahiciutlhat:Peri4id-: whet' .. most ' individuals are ' 'seeking some:, relief :from ` t h er l eit eisite heat.- - -ArCortl int, to 'the iOrtles evi dent' of thd''•Bester; !Fra.t!St apt, , a eon 'atmosphere' will notil tai-one 'Col the curiosities of the place.."ltiti l ,iiiilii)"speakini of ttiejilicoisive heat:Rit lid' . itiat '-ireek- -''l-' t . '' - "• '' -.. _•: -. "" - 1 1 - ' Bit” yon iii)ill teliirptis6d to know- that. title' tiottestiplit,6eitti - NeW : Tdrittiii -- iiiii , i' w iiiiii i tlie'neeilOikt Pillacq; ''' gbeliereit (retri'....ifit:ray - i . s_Ork . bectzei kflthilelitige tesdriiiif 'whinli"fichtoliti'liviir.it; and -ex- posed -on all - sidek'to e" direct rays 0 9 1 .,.,.ae1 1 ".,tte :,V? l4B iA.PArrltce.. ° ,fY o p a#d ' V4 B O .lie'e,*Bl,.tbl airtldtl'and:'dencottirtite liiihiei,c;itilitile r ti'' tilt:4 (inintiiianiihnieT eaiiialas.:;Thiri:4 l iiilanjtiiiiiiiiiiscOa.! ija-hui ' :iinirtrisiiiiiinginOC'.'Ventiititii tzkin 'lite'gri - olocialiiiiii'"lfig:tiiii, iiia'_bot: - iimfi'flitielel t aik 94.11 . ,'Aniii . _ptitriiiiiIii tilil;i' - is bik and tini - Catinii) g :-!';'Whiii ' .„. plifie-ain&iq t their liteil itil:iiithinik'Ciii . ti 6l * . a ' OPon - -)0 41 . -. 11 * iroaist'lee't water, tins:: '114w4,11/1 4 ed litniiiiiirtiii,inkt`.oAlif i,,,1ia.1.1.11itY9-1614# '''.*iii-ri.'sfait6ii:-'citi. 40'iii'iiiiittf'liiiyisliii v biitld.fiiiii_rik*iiiiiii 'arts of the lityuct re, in oideiiWilty't!iii . 1. ,- . ,:. - . .. -- ,1 PEffn , . . Jga rd as Catb- '. 2: :-"' •1 ..,) se m is to be . rettsing --', 1 IThe • - , -I , l 4. l . ccvfino"‘erticiff 'we-. '. , ;.•- ` , 6 7l): ll i).FlAltimOt'it.:Siii-,' re it erigieitea- .. -, c \-, -• , •-,.,..., ,:.‘ ..-•,..-!, ilegaignirn-7 -. - ,,, 4 ,,,- '‘• .; . The.pAref, t newspaper ;reader must - -...-• , hire. rtotieed;:: ;100 . y' i . -..frekatint iilluSiatnej." - • - • __: to the ineyern fit s,- 0 that 'singular . 'and ! ' 'lninitittittitiTOdar de. oininiteLleiniti: ••'. •'' " t r AilroYerf.ge - ra lif..*;:thi.K. - der'neeina to -.l : k r . --• .!, rising - line • • ,ilifeatt',4'inergy;!-We ire - •-. '! told "that , .Ai i:i.*.r'iiiiiire,iicotzt.,iied the..": . 7 1.6 '50t 8 .4' • sett .I • l4li.iitiliaii.;:,*e.:ltear: efi.•:,. F theiyi_maingl !',ltelyilPtedneont.is,,threat., ~- ' :cued by titeM J,Spairt-Mainemore-teletates '-... 1 . them ; : Frauee is nairricipoii,Sr , their la-,!:. •-• •-• bora •.;..-.: in ',Bel - Mit' ilikr - ; are-einiii , e,. and . :„. ' . - e*Ott:tn.lot . 7, gla. "ifir thereiktaa• s iiiiinit'ren- ,. I t non to suspec t ;that ,theY,,?ete,inaianatiag- 1- ... I themselves - 1: :b. an , • influenne ilpen the ~...!. - ' - .Fiolicy'•iit,,e! 53,i.., efilinent;' ,!....•',.. - : . 1., ':- -. ' '•. ...A There i s ,. - •';'!..itilitiege i - , • eOinci iiCts.. :lit 1 • the '•ntorente tit,. goingi , !:-Terf.. in.. Europe, .- .• - and •certaiir si ", 'tsfeli.coriteMpl*a..iiioy . e, • - .merits cm thiS: 4- ciittiireic - .',lteptiblicanism . , -..‘, ..,, 'is not' yet 'fiiirlifq:ti:4'e : 4tAtiteriea , : El , - .. _ --.. ,crit patriotic : ' in: 'cit izen Who clotteliebserres.r . . - • • arid setiiitiely•a„l4iesthe'sigeansfoitimes:'.- 'cannot fall• - •to`_ ficernTiliatlihertlvillnet. • • ..heiperriiiii:Of :# , ;'414, p,:p c ie.' o l ;q urttoiL .._'- _ ITnfortatiaelf I fAlie::danget Will:-itol:corao from •Withent te.--e i hold!'and.oilen forin—. ....• - jsuch .entniti 7, 'e can :ttietit , ,jand.:defy:4mt . - . • forneWill. be i anyt .. •:eiennte" - thselietttea - it • whiCh craft il•: . r.i . aes.: .."! •. ..1 . :2.''. ::.' 'l5 . ..:'!;, --::.' --: - ! ; France has [; binned - 6:ieltetite Of •ealoni- ..- • . ' . zaiiea •in.Setil're: . underithe auspices of ,the J es . dit* --- - - . Not 16 - ,hei , ,irtinerne, but . , , in . theirs - was t!, c'• cent:rant' :ade.; - .:1,..:11i . Chi- hitab nap alsoi. , ',like contra . that- has -.? , •-• m i n ed ,; :..1: , ..k,i t:• . , - ; ...,,.-::,,"• . .i.,-.,:1-: 1 -..•: - ._ .. .7.,.1 7 ., ! : •,! ~....":":,. i N ..- • , • .'os•vii..riPi. ilioi'i*liliii',lgjiii . 4eiiiion ' .. can have2nOt ng•in do wttlttheSe - Jesult : . - lea' movemen S., ~. -The-dentralAtrierinait States', iiirieh.: , - aite, ,- eMicliell-the..4eAiti arc wholly ~ P- , . litilie,..,ettuntriea;,,..it,rs not, - : • ..:, therefore . fOr , .'eaching.,Catliolietyythat.the •:'• . Jesuits- are .d pada. and:- -.deteated :leaL-: ;-- . nitry must b -20titp!Ilittti, ; : y9 . 61 . . , . different fronillie'ape ' and - tablished" doctrines of - . • the Catholic : - I . l>ilti, irai:itothine , : butCatlioliei .y, - Cathol . le . 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