• -",....-...". ; # -..11ft 4. ---nro.f .- a - 4 , .. , .....,ear5.
.F , L . 11l the I, ..leAVlalni lie aid: lhe Prospeets•foPW,llMot-lhow it, Stands
•
in Philadelphia. .
1 - 14TERLST.ING FROM KANSAS.
• ' -
to
• f • I The Philadkpitia Times,. in alluding [
i' } '
- Vs'e hmve the Laarence /i; rola ~j , re, , . - Ti i .„. i i , p l yst Irania --is narrow- i
i 1 te , the chances of Wilmot's election, thus re
dent of July- ta - tili. There l is no intlicattonl ed ib.wil to a
....i fers to the issue. Let an d a courage at i
of eseitenta‘t even in the belengured toWn.' 'stre l zgle _between Ahe frieuds I
L'ef slavery extension' and i' , i rt , lnents,, , ,l the prospect before us, a_ each one re
;The war W - is lira state of -"masterly attic- ) i 1 _
._,,' ta;et represrnt` ellelPriuciple.3 and 1, ..tir,_,,,,i ve to do his duty and thus seeure the
ity " 3No more l o oli,h p r o ( •ion t atieni, to direct_ the
•eleetion - Of Wiltnot in October next
t" , di:4 the other and rilLefforts`
blutd;ited; a nd no p m b a but e: of atty.'? J 1 public mind fi-co:o the real i..stni Of the Clint- ~.
Afar' • _
the- reeeptiou of Gov. Wzilker s' .i ,„ is no use to reiterate as a matter of
f •t . evil,' one alieadyl knows,
• .1, pa ;-• • • , - ,t ti in erma ion .whit. i .
by the pre-ent:ttion of atthird tie 1.1 . 1 t
- "pra e 4 a r ni ti o n to the - p.,-. 3 -le of Lowrence," , , et, .„.,11 ~..i.j.nally fail; - os tic reFv. 4 lt. nn t j 1
1),,, , t
the
e_)ntest ;or`
a p,rti,m , of the/people held o meeting mitt s e eondi--tursday of October wi l t prove --t•-• Governor- this fall as
I to 1.•• decided here. 'We entertain no - doiabt
app linted a Committee of five to wait mi i l'enh , ylvania must take_ heqpo,ition on
of of lhe fact that Wilmot will come. from the
''''''llene•Y and afe'rl"in what 4 priii ' this great question, and to lielattion t
•interior,,as'tbe State ket did. in October
{tied to do lib nut it. The C , lnnottck..c.en:.l,f. r is- w i l of freclabor r free Speech, a nd fre e e- ,
sistud of Messrs. (Made, Slenrns, E. A- i .oil, in every art, of the Ulaiop, are. leok lnr 'nst y-ear, with ea majorty over Packer.
Coleman, A. 11. .Mailery, Gee. w• 1, -' , ' ll " - ' ire , with the•nieA intense- - -'4llietY' 1 ., We believe the Detnocrats'.' tbemserves are
niore, and Gen. V Brown. •\1 L'• the
, I„,. t i uct i c, e:whieh. the voice of the"olii Key'-
'T " sfiedi of this fact. If Ifie--_lunderer of
the Putilie_Works is to be our neit-bover-
Governor_and bi-., reeitnentr2l'dragerms ar- ),,ton ! rr i would have. on' her sifters of this
rived he was'risited at the:camp 'by: the 1.., .sect confederacy, if that voice he fairly,,,
" nor be Wilr by made so by 'the city of Phil-
Committee. They informed Gov. W. that 16, p„,sed,
__adelphia and against the votees,nf ;a largc
cannot be estimited at this
majority of ,people, outside of our limits.
they had no propositions or laiggestions td,,,i„,.... ! .... . ,
.1 , •
r :I I . ' Upon Philadelphia,,then, rests the!is,sue i
tuake to hint in behalf of the- eitizestis of i Penbsylvania, should array herseb sra .
We. sLe: nothing - -M dia.
bilwreuce, hit wi,p,d .t. ascertain the 1u 'thy great Northern - phalanx i this contest of thi'.'eanvass•
courage Us. We enter We contest With A
thetitici'Y - "f life friamati'•n, and the (41- 1, fir :he 'eradication of- the he viest curs vote of nearly 21,000 as - s basis .that is,
ieet of his yi,it at he head a regitnerA t that - ever blighted the prosplis - of all oth- 1.
_of 1. 8. tiraMonst- -, lt aPpears from the IQ r -mod old
i erwise'prosperous .nation. ~ . , with the Union 21, 1
le
remont and!
published repdrt of the Committee, that ,; I: , iltunre vote of last November We l know
State, whose copy , history is at Standing re ,:
of pa fiction, segnien or portion of that
Gov. W. ticknbitiedged thegenuinehcss of 1 buke to 'Slavery, should shake off the thra b
, i ,, iiieh_,; e vote which will fall off, Tflere In - my be
. the proelatnation,' and 'stated that his visit i t i nut of Southern i n fl uence ., in
individuals who will do ye, bialwa.confess
was oceasione.l,hy inforMation, both- writ-
. 1.1,-,
~e : „„,, , n , t ,
ten mid verbal, • that a - & A mbit:intim had; ugled Ly
jai) Unworth sorts, the conduct of ler ,
I w_ , e ni tio a ' n 7t know of one, whilst we do kno,
who would , barter the
who voted "stzaighe r then who
' beeo - s t ormed by a few clisffeetedinen in 1 fair faille - of the' CninmonweOtli for "the 194
will cote' with us now. - Staggering under 1
the Derritory to established town _govern- , loavesland fishes" dispensed iby power.—
l an October defeat, distracted by the crimes
ments, . then county, anti then aState goy- i., Pennsylvania should tin longer maintain
. of traitors, the Union men rallied in No.
`ernmentin opposition to the r
'-erlitori"ii the ,character of the blind' giaut, ignorant
veml,er, and polled almost 204,000. It is
•,. govertitnent, and that tactile UnitediStates.l of tier', own power and rescomices, arid sub- •
easy of demonstration that i tif the 26,0001
'--- This movement , he was informe.d • Was in- '
I ject to the control of weaker tied iosignifi-
~
..
i•
_____ !,,,. i .1 ran.,..
t - dit"- votes had been callit, in the same'
tended to commence at Lawrence, the" i cant rivals. , i -: direction, and had there been 11041vISIOns
din
- Quindaro, Osacratomie, and other towns in j -, 114 3 great pat y which is •.itcpre , actate , .
tin the ranks of the opposi:ion, Mr. Both-1
Kansas Said he : , -_-, this political cout9st by Day . l Al ilmot' Is i
' • rite'
‘•Two gOvernunents cannot t•xist at f the only opposing party„,„-to t e p , ernictou.
_. , , ~ , aon ',would have been defeated even in
' thus State. It is also capable of demon
same time. I hive couielaamag you as a! and degructivo chorines of +e nits. a ...
13 mcd stration that the Penmeratie party can net
% par.' ificator,.and I d es i r e paee. My policy IDenineracy, now before the people of Vene- . ,
I i ratty witti - *tne same unanimity. ,energy, and
is stated ni my inaugural address; and, in , st-14inia. The effort to placcithe third tick
; vigor that it displayed last fall. Many of
*y speech at' opeka, I am de:emitted that 1 et in the "fieldis one of tbe shallowert
its adherents are disgusted with the action
'the rnajorityj shall rule 'Let the people got, sehlmcs of Locofocoism, although ostensi
, ! , of the genera: administration in the die
to the polls in October, and they will have -' hly] inttoduced L by "Ameriqats," . for the •
trilintioti of the spoils. It is distracted
thellrights- The PeePle 'shall make their', alli , ged - putpose - of maintaining a seperate
and divided from a fierce contest going ca
.-own Coustitution. If one formed hY, tile': atil distinct organization. - These "Straight 1
. I in its own ranks' in regard to. justice and
C., , enventiun shall not be submitted I to . them, 1 o f4 , t
~ - disorgavzera have 1
f heir warmest ''propriety_ of the. law for the sate of the
• I .ill oppose it With all :my nightC , ' I sympathiz,ers iiCthe ranks j6f the bogus I
i.Maiti' Lin 6. ' Leading papers of - the party
ha e marked out a course by which' ' (he ,tie'rhocracy, an . ;l the voter who could be de- .
are engaged- in an t internecious warfare.
pe .ple may secere their rights, natl.'' , 4. 1 P 1 ceil•ed by such paltry manti.vin - irig, muat ,
du ermined they hav'e them.; I have Be and this the straight'l party is rapid.
y. ,
indeed be stupid beyond redenaptibn. , .. . .
,
to -en a,u oath to support •,,t le _oust tut p
i 1 e ' i lb \ • " ly diminishing, both iMnumbers and iliflu- .
ln the meantime the frirds, of free la,-
of theNnited States and the laWs" - iaf,tliis . t I 'ence.. A number of the presses :which sus
nor 'should not waste their tithe in idle I
i tamed it last fall' are ntivr with us. Even
'l'orritory; and I am determined ;''to do so. i
h-eUssion, but proceed Whit - the work 'of l in the c i ty; i t , i s a f„, t ,i n „i;,, crea it y known
But'a little time will elap::e,beforekt4 pp- - i thnr k . ,,,, t , ,„ 4 ifr ect i,-, organization, in
pie will have an opportunity. to
espies cry 'eleetieti tlitt'iet in the IState. This ii i
ey ',l that number's of their ward and precinct
' their wishes at the ballot box. ' .I.j.t, me - . i ', , . leaderx, their art ire, *or king, rallying
, • ~ ~ ,the ugh. liar . b . , tai
t 1 ~-) work if a • final tr/- i ~
.
tell you a majority of toe people o tnizs:
1
is the. 01. , :,...,et of our estinestf hopes.- Let it p
' men are out openly fur - Wilmot.
Territory shall torm thug ; own itstitut ens." ;be in-an. thin
t e and retneMbered, too that
- d'he'repert, from whiA - we havec)anted, 0 ie_,,t Wilmot and, the union s , ate Tick.
was read to a.mceting of the eitizans con
' et, WE „MUST WORK Eon IT, with a ,
vetted nu the return -of the cominitiee. t
ri b : ; heart and a trill worthy of; the eandirlatesj
the chairman, Mr- c , ilittntore• 11 , 10 . lit''' i i • ' 1 th e ffreatt in whiehl
1 , , tact occa,ton, art r • i cause
,aid
Says). ''
- I . 'we pre enlh.teil. We must work for it as
"It was 'f.,.iciell. to with deep interest.
••' - Men an l --Chrktlans —nsjtmericans,—in I
ion a vote Of :hanks five ten. , ' a • -• ' . is.. •
... _ A i ts, conelus ,
~
ever} county fuel, every tent-mn p, from the i
der, the cominittee, for the able and ita :
' Delaware• to - Lake Erie;—trom the head
partiaV limner with whit,li they had dis
waters of the :noble SusriAbonnah to Ma
charged '.heir duties i Centemplating'
no sAt I :aid Dix'en's line! Organize...NOW! I
• further action, and helievirs , * that 'master- ) , i,
0 - •
1 ' Organize as if you plt qie orat trine,—
..- dy inOetiaiti'.''was the best policy, the coin- . . 1 , . 1
1 eternal vi ,, ilzince is the prihe oPtiaerty.
mittee were discharged, aud the meeting,) that 1---, ' n 1 -
-,. 1,„ - ' •:.- c -') o ra ni 7 o close]} and I
ave.yrie.t.;•,-• , - -, , zr, ". ~..
horou'ghly, and
,- If Gov Walker abidestlyn his expressed with etro•e turnout at
with a vie'W to secure -t r ,
- dee.' rmination, it is all that; the Free State t thelpalls . : fat iter all, tit our friends do
I '
'PM! of Kansas ask. They only tlehiand nt
n , 1 , vote, they are,of vierypittle seri..,
i e. to
, the - •
fair olay and that they have_ful,VreSelv.e!. ' t cau se.
__. 4 ,
7tLey muA - .. - Ifis - uticail'ed, - ru. mut: a - r - y - Them- I duet - a - TaliTeal -co mr,:igia 'to a .soccesful
onstrutton on - Lawrenote has strengthened ii-crau and tnation is-the free cirentotiou ,
of news
- land comi th e T.
e Free Stat:Uty. . Even' Pa?ers' '
e;(l°N/111'111S
iGive the people
''the Her4/d (if FiTeik 4 7;, a kurl:ll4NA liar light,--htread alining theim sound and con.
'..-. Stood bo Gov. Wallierifrom 'the thii• of his i t'ineinr , facts,—and the battle it inure th an
ttppoirfunept, now itay4 W n.-
: ,'e thitiliN the i l - alt we We trust obrieditni•ial brPthren
Governor ca'unly feels that.br . __
1 1 5 '
vised - in this in vement r ' arid
acted hastily. .Itileitve feel
determined not to arr^'" , eurseln
tile attitude toWare
, Ognificance it repiat
"The biiligipg )3
, cannot be viewed in any other
movement to overawe and int
people, and to indnce-them to
the Phins 1!".' the , Governor r
- coed in, coovitacing the South
, tine to his firstdove,'but he eat
• i ~, l bjiagating the people of
--. of tee Territory." ; - ,
Tbe fferrect i also mjoices th,
- State •Party.is now :a unit,
tnerithers are united in a' polio. :soontive freedoml&Kansas." l
. the ://eT/t/ supposes "all rt
Ten ite'ryvill after the electien,
the billZthox arid pre4erre order ge, y.
, e'..-. ,
Thceusua \ returns, ]. although "
not yet
cemplete, shOwsupwroda Of kitty thoutand
s potpie and' some twenty, thousand • voters
,
Whsn completed, it iiktllongtit the ptipula-
E • 'll
, tzon•wt reaehninoty klitnisand. I-The4cen
-se.'s i. bring token. under thejTopeka-„Con
t
stitution. E,
, ,i" 1 1
r . Won't there be a howl- doWn South:when
, ~_
•• Walker's statement•toithe Lawrence op
r_ii tree reaches the - tie-eater's t
7,1,41110.. 0,1
Importan Decision
A passenger on tbe , lllinois: ; Central 11.11 t.
toaki passage without purchaXing a t4;et.
lie bad !ridden silent two miles when the
Condoctertientanded the fare, ivherelipon
be offered-_a 81001411 the fare being 01.55,
- The Cons 4 tictor refused to take the large
bill and ordered the man to leave the train.
tie did so, anti afterwards sued the-eom
pauy for damages. The _Court decided in
far rof the company, fielding--
That the . conducto was not. bound, to
change the plaintiff's bill, although it tray
have been genuine.
That tho etre.r of the'bill, demanding a
return of $98.45, was not a i tender' of the
faze, nor i4fer to pay it.
That upon.the dynatid hir the are and
'be refusal of theriaintiff ;to pay it,• the,
conductor had the tight 'o expel the plain
tifffrcru tbe cars, isingno more force than
was necvs-ary for that purpose.
-That waeri,a person goes:"abonvi a pas
!wafer car without hi; fare in
k a v nee, and the latheis demanded The
•
.roudnctor of tne train. kidi /
a retusal h pay
,whcn se demanded, the conductor is not'
Fount; to take hiM to the next station, but
may hspel him at once, unless by such ex
pulscin the life orhealth for such person
trout . be`tlioichy:endang
„ „ „ „ v
A Nr i w M OTIVE ' roWla.—qr. tartila,‘,
of Cubu IT; invented aH I new system of
r propellibg Tessels./Bis plan proposes the
luildtbg of WinZtoills on the decks of his
ships, With f,rint.; wini;, from which the
motion is cOuithonicateti to side wheels aim
to those of ote'smships i , • The !wilds it
tf si4 havv. bcco;inecftillY worked.
• • • wso
NEE
oc/rouging , sarootttyn .iy
Railroad Company, near the new entrance
to Greenwood Cemetery, discovered a man,
dressed in the garb of a sailor 'tinning
from the stable towards‘ the woods. \They
naturally supposed tha 3 / 4 he had been there
!for no geed purpose, end started in pur-,
1, suit of tdiu. After mincing a .short
Itaace;fire burst out at three;different points
in the stables", and they, gave up the par-
Suit and turned their attention to saving
property. The stablesibeing light wooden
struciprey,, burnt rapidly, and sixty4wo
horsos were consumed in three different
fivelira
re burnt
) ainjured , some fa
tally, and thirteen mi,sinig; five were found,
in Fletbash. The poor animal a en elca-
Ping' from the burning buildings', ran off
in all directions, shrieking with agony, sca r ,
,cral of them dropping 'dead in .the
_roads,
( -and neighboring lots, at the dietance - of a
half mile from the fire. Them were two
rather ferocious watcb'dogs dept on jthe
premiseg, whi c h, on ticomat , of : some late
diffiCulty _ with an intruder whose clothes
were terWby thorn , and thesthreat4 of the
Police:: -to arrest ibc,s4ble keePkr if he al
, lowed
,them to - go at la - 1 - -gel-„wera 'confined
'to a later hour than iltsual, aiid--they had
not been released at the time the fire occur
! red. It is presumed incendiary knew,
and took ,advalitage or - this fact.
The hitildings occupied an of an;
acre of ground, and Were built in the form
of n tthllow. square. ; There were four, sta.
bley occupying threb.sidea, ;and a portion
of I the centre of the 'found, a blacksmith's
shop, a ;Cow -house ;1,60 feet leng; 1,.; large
I store bouie in the tiiiddle, partially filled
; with hay and grain, an office, and harne
shop, and a tarern-youse on the Thir
street side. •
waiehrnan, finning he could-not over
tae Abe retreating incendiary; discharged
a Pielol at _him as ha escapedll:trough the
woods in rear of the - buildings.'. Had not
the building* been deed in. so many places
iat once, more of thf: animals ,Would have
been Eared; as it was, the keepers were
diiven from one pare, of the stables to' the
other by , flames, while in the act of cutting
the &Otero and getleng tbem out. The
ears, fortunately, were all on the,road, so
that none of them wait, last.-417: Y ritn4s.
ME
ti4‘; yiLtsuurg Ivaeite.
': , THE STATE ELECTION'.
MI
Hanging by Wholesale in Texas
The Texas infliattoliagi' -of the Ith
inst., has - the .sphjoined . piaure of the
laWleissmesslprevalent in that-remote.Sfate.
It exhibits . a sad addition - td the virruute . c
rapine. murder and lynchipg, 'rrtlarminAly
in the asi",!en'dant ahnost thrmig,linnt the
length and .brealth of the new land:
."We learn,that a row. °centred a few
days since, on the San Autoei:moad, near.
Victoria, betwee.n the iNllNit: , svild Akter
lean teamsters, in which three, or four of
the 'Mexicans were badly It grew,
out of a long existing ftMd between them; .
the American teamstets; haring, es we un
derstand,' tietettnined td drivol.off the Mex-
P,1.-.4fai9aoP-A•ZrA4 rdhlr'YA4.; kf.qh
tr cutely low!anil ruinous pries. •
'.."Rumors:eonitantly Teach. us front the
.
Upper:country, that the Vigilance. c'ottimit.
tee are raking the country fore and aft, and
swinging evitity horse , thief and -murderer
they can find. A gentleman .3vli& came
n. the . road few days i.inee i states,
he saw a dozen Utidies- suspended on
tree, and . on another, five. A.great ma
of the . desperadoes bate passed, through
town on their way, tti New Orleanis,•;--
.consitiering it health' for thorn to re
io f the comtnittee con
country will Food 'got rid of the
indrels'atat have So rungg - infested her
dos." ,
'he saute raper ha's also .an item .of a
:rent and much Moro gratifying Char
•
'he second - expedition in charge of Capt.
n Pape, which baS beep fitting out at
1. point duritag.tbc-last two months left
tsrday . for.Ean Antonio, whence it will
seed to thc wild *regions of the Pecos,
tbe put-Pose-of - boring Artesian wells tt-
Jg the line of the proposed Pacific Rail
oad route.. This expeditinn was fitted up
entirely in thti city. ; 1 It 'is .well supplied
with mecbanibs and engineers, has a steam
engine which - is intluded ta..w . 2e in boring
the wells; and is faily prepared for a three,
years' campaign. An escort of rifles ends
infantry will be furnished it, together with .
strain of •forty or i ''fifty nitire wagons at
San Antonio." '•
FIELD.--0C the
farm ,of lt4.ssra. Carle & Thomas, near, Ur
bana; Mineola.
,there is a ; wheat field of one
theuliand eerily: and in which ene day fait
week therewere\ twelve reaping machine;
at work! " By the'enaployment of the 12
reaper; the immensa , fieldsonld be put in
shock in four or five - days. thougit
the field will average twenty bushels to
the acre._, \
• Ilksx,,, , 4by:have you left the Democratic
party" said a Ike-harder to.a. Republican.'
"Pttocipally, on-ccitnt ! of the Kansas
outrages," was the reply.. "Why don't
you know that nine tenths the Kansas
stories afro false," naked the 134chanier.
"Well, suppose they are, what do•you do
with the other tenth? Igo for theAtepub
4jcans on the other tenth:'
litcriAEL CRoIIzR, of lifercersur
g
one day last veek. cut, with a cradle, ten
lacres of wheat, in ten consecutive hours.--
The•mork was done in-a thoraugiqy work
tuailike manner. Thil is said to be the
most extraordinary cradling ever done in
this country, and i a p atuount, is considera
bly beyond the average of reaping machines
-OLD WINES --Bayard Taylor,. in 4 latb
letter from Gertnany,mentioni ha4ingdrunk
wine . 233 yeais - old, it having bee,n gather
ed 11'1.624. juslifour years after the landing,
of the / Pilgrints at Plymouth! lle says its
taste Was,oil3land otherwise disagreable.
2 ,
Ournotc—Tho Constitutilnul ,,,
Conven
tion of Oregon congista 4 42 I.3eofocos and
18. Republicans.. The loE•ofoco papers an=
nounce•tt as the intention of the majority
to subtuit to the people a separateielanse in
the ci.ustitution establishing Slavery:..
IfEli ARGUS.
{[ETA7S
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V ETA I/
na t Editc4s & Proprietors
Mi &J.We
:BEYER, PA, I
E•DAY, AUGUS , ^ 5, (857..
WFDN
It GOVERN,
W I
DAY
;Prat/Ara un;11
• UPREME JUDGES.
•
Tes Nfeeh,
• Fay e tte coputy,
Lt J. Lewis,
Chestei•
1 J
JO
.NAL CO . bI3O§SIONZRA
M i L-L-W A:ll . Di . '.
Of Philadelilei4. - 1 , I
r, • ,
N cou;Nr fl"cicET. -...: 1
AiitinblM. i ~
I '3B l W MIIRI , I3 L' 4 1 :±e v u e c r o::
Whe - rig,
, , 1 - 1
1 W. 1,11)VIN,I Pulaski tp
. , 1 1 .
rster - .V --- .lZecordcr. : - • '
,
R. wj1,.1:3q.c; Borough.' .;.
i
Trpiislrpr.
NU
.M HEY, fl Borough. • .
I'
/Cr . „'l :Of Courts. .... ,
G. MeCREAItY, N.11360,4)13
Ctipzis49ner. - , ----
r il l - VOR,TOT, ra 'Alin.
I .1 - Audit or.i
(A ArAnANci.)
II , I • I
I I C oron er.__ . •
NATI' A.N i f P. COpCl,l,l • New Brighton.
Pomf' Hqu.s.c - Dir e ctor.
i(A.Y.itcArfc i v.) i
.(!l'li t utees of 12(1,curden*.c
M. T INENiEbY, N. Brighton, ( ~ 1. years.)
SA7slliEI, 'OREBRO, 8 harou,(4- yrS.)
ii3l I'l' I 1 qt,T,TNINC; 11. N 31,13eaVer; (3 yrs.)
!ABN l ER P.LACOGE::BoiAlester tp (:.? yrs.)
1 i
FOR
W M
ED
DE LO
GEoll(iii
EM
MOE
W ILL
MEM
A BS I.
6%Ttos s 3.--see n.
;
Lam( on ti
etc are' int'
ho-INfonongalie
wised, is of th
be lough
good TI
tiuu
much lets
is is an opport
r. J.
•'. It
Apples, th
e seen. "
s vnol tine
that we It
the Bepah . lfeans at 177
IC
Le G; usr
;mind our 11:opuid . ean friond;
untyAhnt if thl'ey 'hope to s'
tbl4 fall, over that of L'at, ti
—they inifnt go Ito woe nt
•
id aletermine to M
lidn their it:
ty'.. The enemies of Mir 1
elsewhere-are making every
... (nett. j........ TV "TTla IT •C 14
in
*t his county, and,to secure. ,e elect
•iri State, ticket. Willi_the' RepUbli.'
; do leeslthan they hon,estly and lion.
in, 'rom..now util the cam d
paign o
event their success in either cast--
!
, - .4rthis!early period e f the Cns
anvs,
ughtfullY and seriously into cousidern
ii
imPortance of ihe que firms involved
• i
ato electuin—the is:al slthat new di
' i
tiv. political parties, . nu the iconse
hnt will he entailed up n) the tax-pny-'
; . 1 ,•
e Commonwenth, shotil. the Democrats
stful in the elc4 i tion of he Strati.ticket
hare Kilore the people 4 1 indflo they
' 11,7,1 the iliflitene, the d cision . given in:
et, will . have nr exe up* - 4 he poli.l
p 3 ftiion,itn the future! II!, ae, we urge
(next,
trilto go to Wei It at on to biackle on
orf, and begin the cent st with the seal
, 1
iiiidiktes un:
1 1 I.
ont tbe c
maj. Fit)
be rtOas
gm inn, n
whole
berki rin l, l
fort Tines,"
DIEM
CftPC
el
Nos ito p
lln th
th,
tion the' .
in be :4 1
vlil l e the
quences
ors of ti
be ucc
they no
retilize f l
October 1
04 of t
them n
their nr
avid nct
der all
plate, c nalating of salver, pitc.
Inas rue, Ilaat week, byt the offl i ',
of, Pitt to John Snydnr,l
.1
"From bel Bank of Pitiabuith
teatime y Of his long. able and
Cas ierJ'! H
IM. Moran,
,Presidentrief Ale N. Y. - iSti
nil and Compan; receive ! a salo7 :of
1a year-;-pmbably double that pahiito
.
he functions lin the country, asid
o President of he Ilnit!eti States.
1 , I (
Erie
$27,1 1
any o
from t
Al Vzotarrr :roux pased lover this
I .; ;
n Ridgy last, accompanied by a copious
o tl stones or ' arr l '
a si •
ze A good
' corn was thro wn
dow so flatly that it
arid wh ether it will b able to 'reeuper
lin. 1
plftce
show.
deal
18 do.
LIZI
AMICITIITIMOTE3II" ILIAD - Ther Illl i gegt tun
hat, hes been heard of, iwas twin.' in l the
t Henry Huffman, in Baldwin tp, bi 'P.
ee it'd II Huffnian, while engaged in dint
es
h on. July 27th. The stalk wee`of an
on i ngth, while the head itself measures
ch Any pci-s,eu doubting the truth of
tate eat , can sc. the head; at' the house
II ffinan.cJ [Pitt Dispatch]
i
law Mr Dispate , we of Beaver county can
Fon all , do pieces land not ;half try. Mr
.
lam Wolf, of Brighton
,tp.,l one duty last
brought
oto our ti office Dandy a h a t tom of
y b ead,, l the se of {the little, 'one yo u
' so much abou t. ' The longest in Mr
II -
lot measured I ni mew% mitten gra 0 You
inch. 1 i
lut your Baldwin township men' again,
taruntee y on that; Mr Wolf will be
I
the occasion." i I 1
tist .ne t
So trot
_ .
arid we
"equal
Apt. C. B. flues; of the Steamer Ti- 1
' a ' • i
r
I; 4., it was flare , wets gs the point
la we k or two ago, at 'Rock •li i i i i r ia,
has; e aril glad to darn. been enabled,
\3[4 t , I
his home h safety, l though still some 7.
1
eeikled.\ . - 1 : t
'I ' 1 .
gren,
of death
to reach'
shat ea t]
la
\ '
1.—,.
.4 , ltoptibl esn Connty•Coratnittees of
; Mereer tad Venatigo, %rill meet; to:
, only to devise
s some mode of 'reeon
, e diffeijenees ihittn l ow exist in regard
omination of a oantlidatefur Senattir in
Wet. I j\ ' , 1 •..
— 7O , , ....-- • • . -..
IThe Iletnppeld Nfteilrowl, from iiirasb.
Lawrcri ,
gether
citing
to the
that V;
ip v telti ask,
(;'s:) to N celing t it is said. , I
be
e 1 withia . theuezt 611 weeks.
•. • \
, -
comple
-TT , ..., _ ....J . , -.......--.. 7 .-..-..---..-
• . . ill 'the Naprity Rule?
....!'Two G vertunents cannot exist. at the same
timed lii ve corns:among youjiis it pscifientor.
and I desi e pence J My policy is stated in my .
1111141g:1i ddreis, and in my speech at Topeka,
lam dote mined tliftt the Majority Shall rule,
Let Ws p ople'gp to the plills, in October. and
they `ill, ave their rights: The 'people shall
eltke 'hef own Constituflott. "If the one form
lyi; the tjoardn'tionishall -not he submittej
• ;
to the , 1, 1
will ,o'rpese it with' all my might.—
I - hare marked out a course . by . tvhie.h the peo
ple m ty• secure theirrights, stud I am determi
ned thCy - shall have- them: • I have 'taken an
ntttq o support the• Constitution Of the United
irkte l and the lairs of thin Territory, find lam
deter nine , to di) it . Bot.,•ft little; time will -a
pi ,
pe I ;
before the; peoplt will have an opportuni
tyl t'o exPress Weir wish rat the hallot-box.. Let
me tell you a majority of tl i e people of this Tir
ritorY shnll 'forni their own iustitutions.—[Gov.
lyalker.]
;W l e acknowledge the_above Ito; be. .'Squatter
• ,
Sovereignty" , in its' primitive sense—the nos
; i • 1 •
ireignty endorsed ani4ndiciented by the NOMMI
ern lientoertie r y. since 1854. But what course
will 'they pursue,if it is . diScovered that these
honeyedlvords of Governor Walker, are)ust now
thrOWn tint todnflueneo the elections in Penn
syl+imln and othr Free Statesl Or - should Gi7
1 • .J •
erno • W; no honest In what he has 'promised
1 t •
_._ I 1 ' 1
and fail. would the I,iorthen J Democracy inn i
. I vigorous I
him in a effort to. prevent the nd is-
f l
sion ) of EA' nans Into the Union'•as a l Slnve State?
'
If .4, th i e.Repuhlicane would doubtless withlhei
,utritest fervency exclnim, t'Anten,'-' 4- and unite
1 1 • ,
with them in arresting ,; the fraud, - though it
iiimthl be, arrested hitt at the eleventh hour!
But:thit!will not be their Policy. If Governim
iJ•' - • •
Walker k iS practising , a client upon the Northern
pepple,:the Northern Democracy will do all Jin
their piiiyer to keep the cheat froralbeing - expo -, 1
tied. I. hp is noneA,, and- i)di.s Ull he possibly-
can to give the_nctiinl'settlers of •Fansasa vote
i ~..I—,-:- --- . J .- t
nrt,l • Cons.itutton before' it 'is 'submitted tel
- Corgtess, they will array ; themselves against i
hint, nnd.lie must sefferi l the kicking out. pro- !
1 11;•• ' • • • I
cos that his preJecessorVenry wha obliged to
endure. ,- 'J• . • '
f . ' : I ,
i 1 Jnmes G., when lintiles *as' eleetcd Speakelli
,o 1;,
ILMOT.
Ell
1111
. .
lown With 'Squatter Sovereigntyi.'
• he ITon It, 0. Irown , of-ISlississippi; is
en di cta to for re-clection.ti)ithe 11.11ited , Statesl
Senate, and is canvassing liis State\ as such..--
From' a synopsis in the Yar.no Sun, clt his speech, l
titlrtizon Court House, on the 4tll:itist-', we ex
! tract the:followik; ,• i
l'‘FrOm iklinnelota the speaker passed to Kan. ;
afniirs, in this discussion Of which,
eiMrse Met with the severest reprobetten
hands.:,l Ile did Inot Believe that Mr, Buchanan' .
'would suffer W:iiker to retain his
.place of Dev i .
of that iTerritork, /nit lje,did. the South would;
'rise np and dekonnee hitits'false.,..tothe 'great
fpri l imiples'of la. , 'Kansas liill, and a traitor to
Illdr beSt interests. Ile, ler-4)le, would do so.
and PO:would every trim Soi3therner. Tle hml
heard it from !. he. President's own lips, that this
thing or Sinn ttcr Sovereignty was one of . the
most damnable heresies that was ever broached
• this - - ',her lonntr‹ and that lie (the
Id leave nothing, undone to throt
dl3lnan had tobl l the speaker this
and/ho )licvell him. ' Ile ba,:l
kat ,Wr4e'r's ippeintment
verpsement of Cord
Ric'er. The
b,est• quality, and ;an
• .
Ilan its raine . .;` Title
, tity•fbra rare st,ceu-
1 1 lig !fa , iiireil
fint of th
cithern[Democrats to say to, this
•eiident! 4; ...l?'Whrit can be. fairer
.:,
Klpte of r‘ Territory should moitid
ations,,and iirrange their domes
1. pleased," was asked os at ev.,
•r, at every Democratic meeting,
iple‘l With the remark, 'that "this
'IC principle and 11dr Bueltarian
-4.6:40... .7.C., —i. r nt— L......, ...mac win
iemocrricY l --what will the Demo
crats of our own locnlitywbo supported Mr Bu
chanan on the strength of lts - 'supposed soun
d.-
.
i ness.(al' thiOloctrine dp,' - when he comineuces to
I"throttle" the "damnable heresy" that has been
the 01..iea of their adoration? Will they - still
,•
elairri him th be th&T,nritorlid settler's friend"
Can net.the 'organ of the Democratic Iparly,'
here, give us some information on this point?
. ,
f , . ' ,;Stick'a Pia ihere !
•
1 , :We.fnileddest week to-chronicle on iinportant
admission mode l by our neighbor of the Star,
I In'relation to 'the Philadelphia-Election zrairls.
1
lt is very questionable' tshether we shotild ever
1
have been favored with sofrank nn 4inion,
1 I
bad not an. excellent epportunityi presented .
it
self for givinglia thrust, to its itiepiocrii,tic co
ntemporary; for; iil its isue II of I the previous
1 , .
, n • . , , ,
II week, , tho Star.gave utterance to l this emphatic.
declarhtion— , i
"We have'no worklttrongh the campaign, as
hard to do as to anseri the i l chi; gas Mit' ' are
thrown at us of "Philadelphia Frandsj• , I '
We hang up' the' ailmission now for future
refdrence, and as ti! co l or(' to - our neighbor not
I. • - '
to l ' i ndolge, ikthe face of this record, in whole
sale denials bereaftir, when similar charges
,
may be preferred— I ; ' II ,
.lhe'Tenuivlvanlan surely draws n gent klel f il
'-lif - cotti - fat from the result '
',of the contested lee-•
Von inse I . The erntion of Mr. Cassiday. th e
Denincratic candidate for District Atterneyibist
fall, being contested! by Mr. Mann, the Anie2ri
cart candidate, 4 Seutunr . of PaAnn is brolight
tollight that ;should ' makeeach good, hinest
‘PlTlnc_rat blush: IT ese frauds, it is tru „do
not argue against the purity of the Derkoctic
Par43(—they only show the evil results tba fol.-
tt
low when our party'perrnits auch men as 'Rice
and hissruiserable bangcra-On to assum; the,
letidership 7 -but each Democrat is made t • •feel'
that be would a thousand times rather be hon-'
orablY defiiaind tli4in "triumph by the 4 use of
fraud and villainy'. ,
"In the trial otthe case, the returns , of eight
:election districts were examined, and they
allowed thatein them, Mr. Cassiday had received
1168.1.LLEdAL NOTES?" ' I
.o of pilver
h er, and goblets,cera of tha ilank
Esq., tits fu i to
is inscriptioa—
as an abldiug
faithful seivides
Otesars.—A bawl' otsome 30 or 40 of these
singular beings are zioW located somewhere in
this vicinity.
,'They have with there a novolior
of valuable horses, ati4:ditl , a brisk' busines's on
Saturday hi the viray of; disposing of seine of
them to citizens of 'the 'several villages I
I I 1
aer The Pittsburgh and 'Steubenville It. R.
Bridge, to span the Ohio Hive; at Steubenville,
'will be, when completed, Seven Hundred feet
long, It will be ninety-five feet above lOW wa
ter mark, with a draw for steamers w+ ne
cossary.l
ler Tifi %Dina limo. now being prepare('
in the new F3 t ir dionini; l for the Fall 'Exhibition,
will be a fraction over a half mile in circum
ference. 1 . ' ' I
HALIFAX,, Aug. l.—r-Paivato advioes
from England state that tho -home govern
ments bare guaranteed, three thonsand
pounds per annum, in edition to tbalseven
thousind given by the provinee, to
, aid
,„tbe establishment of a direct steam corn.
munict4on between.iinglarhi and, St. 40ba'a
,N. 'F. at, is contemplated to run ja steam
er' ev ary fortnight by a inanagernen with
the North Atlantic Steamship Co parry,
thus giving, with the addition 'of ,the Cu
paid steamers, mail from Liv.tjpool 'ev
ery week
Furt,her by tho. Europa.
MEM
. .
THEBANQIIET ,a' t NEW 1 . BRIGHTON.;
1 ' • 1 'I
The formal opening .of ther 'lf mos - 11 ot:Sfi,'
et N. ;W normal
took Oaf' e l r l on l Tursday - even- . .
tag, the 28th inst.'A grasidhancitiet r was giv
en inAtenor of ..40 occasio' i n. - II I :low41 1 0 0 f-' , est ,,,-
I'a large proportion of whony were ladies, sat'
I ' . . _z i • .:i 'I. ~ ,_'
down to is. sumptuous an sn%lstifig en t ere4ill.- •
tr.innient prepar i ed..by'the wdrilly Bost and liiist•
i • I
• ess. The table fairly groaned heneath its road
• I ' • and was ls,a I!•I
of good things, alti!uliy ornamented .
with flowers; great pyramids o i,e j e cream, ar.d .
dazzling : towers: formed of cake acid 0 - Infection...,
isr)., - . ''Whi t !. the delicacieslot, the, ta ware,
ide wer
~ - ~ • , __ 1
' bein&slisensselli •M. T. C, dni.n,'' Esq.; :with
('thatrivn l eit.l;, l 2oSil versatility peculiar
to himself, recited, the fo:lotrilig ;'Mme,' , which
I produced iincoatnillable 'merrquent—
i
Myron is a;. great Lake,: . .. 1 1
.. -.
And so is take Siipprinr; } . ' '= ..
The Atitor., , Metr2politsur and .Si.' ,Icholms are
. 1,9404,.".ieter5, I',- . I I I I• '.,
May it,i; ne'er proie inferior' , • :'I
Huron waters', - , hitherto 'the hest,
Mast now withstand is rigid ; \ est,
For in those Waters brandy's , been detected,
Which at this Ihous6 is nol e peeled. ' . '
The Wonil-Wido fame of lllnr+ fishes
Must now contrast with I Tinton's rliz•iies
1 Of theists, andl pies; and ;crike.S L ,
.. 4 •;%',,,,'
.. - .. 1 •
1 Unktiown to Huron am:idler sister Lakes i•
I If. still, theyponst of limpld i l spark-ling iraterq,
I Still louder, we—of Brightil's (hqt,7/ ,,, 15,
Their fathers,l mothers, broil eri m i
And numerpuS little others— ~ -J ' • ..,
To whom, g de suppose,!' ought to, a ill the hramr,
And laSl,*ot ilecist, the Ifol.tind Ii ste w s
Of whoa] *e hafts:, vie mo;t. 'Bt ; ,. , •.'
And nett i:.• them, the•fo n _pdcr ind projectok*
Who' stands as their protector/
While re, their. willing neighbors, ... • . ,
,ComPincentiviewitheir lalyirs, • ..' ' •
Anil as: by,them, w ve here i)cen aratet.l ..
'To numerousipther leit it be repealed. I ,
And,' now,' without 1 r , ;letii;tiia/ion. I i -
Let's all resume our mOsti , v ion. '' '.
. .- •
*B. E.
The:guests were entrinined in the parlyra
-,..,
during the:vtening, with excelienC mu-ic, vocal
and instrurakianl, by 4nurriber 'of Ic9 ,snil
entlemen prOent. The CbairMan_ff le Com
.nnttee of Arran ementft then 'proposed theftnlwifift. toabtB = . rli, I i ~ ;
r ~
o.llr 11q.st---Thongh a stranzer iti Crir mid , 44
thiftlibourticfut re6qt prove 9 him wanting in no;
requisite; of -- n;:generons landloA May pc be
rewardA by hosts of anprehiatiWZ guest' ' 1
The Illyvnt House —Our best wishes f‘r its
SPeet'FF:..M:ly it erp.ilii,.l.l)rit of 'the most sanguinei
expectations of its,proprietor. • i
: ThOrehiteet anal l Rnilders-,The iltili and,
good taste of the Huron Hduse commemls them
to general praise. i ' ' - 1 -
TIV I P . te9l—Who,scan_ estirn-tte:. its rower
compute its . inflummejor calculate .its etleet-?1
Let its liberty to mimhi the 'T ,, pillar will. be , ifti, ,
tram'' and, white the zealous promoteknf i
coMtiticti l mal freetlonf, end the fearless ro
olv 1
env of eternal right - the •eitizen feels all toil
il '
;he ell _ 4' '; .....:11 - t '''', - • . 1 • ' t .
w.
! tlier.atlies--Afetbe eirm."ion of theit,hq,!
nign intinence . be .TUnited only by • ntfivers.rt
• ~ 1 , , ,, . .. , 1; I- • - ' ' l 1
II
VariAns o.entlemetr had been selected t o r • ;
, Pporkti to the chore, but owing to circum ~,s tarc
.
I ,
t ' beyond control, it was dlenietl advisable to itis , - I
, ;pence with this portion of _the entertainment. .i
Every thing was conducted in good Ortit , il
ilne, the affair•pa.sed off with the utmost. - hari
Molly anti good feeling. During the • evettiug.:
1 Seminar-y.ll:l . lLn short ITstance - from the hoiel.
; iron_tastefully tlecO4teili t and brilliantlylield'ild
I up; whie k t'er a number of •the.guestsi repaired,
• and, to the mu is of an
excellent band fi'om
i Pittsburgh, 'tripped •Ithe light fantastic, until
'
the grey - streaks of;dawn began to appear. 1
—This Hotel was built ,this 'Season, and ,
1c....,04 by, ii. ti,: tzli.drmid, Fig It- is
,Ives
' immediattCly opposite the Railroad Station. 1
I presents a tasteful 'and tenutiful .exterior, 1
I When all its stirrou'ndinq-s are fully' coMple
; ' • t ~,,
Will vie with any ,otherr in Western Pezinn)
.nin. Its inter al tirran - rements art.! nlso e i ,
plefe—the apartinttnts being; conin , lintls ",p1!
ant 'and convenient, rind finht - hed in' the ,
: height, of artistic elegance. Altogether, ~
an ornament to.the Itorough, andreffee'ts , rpat
honor upon the L'Ote and public spirit o ' f its
i • .
;owner . and projectlr. It Isat present Linde the
control' of Mr. Wilt, late of Harrisbur ' a en
tleman of large experience, and ,pleasing utan.
1
ners, and we takc: it, -ever): %ay qmilified, to
- ' ' 4'd a minister .
Imcome a popular dam: or( , ren sue
cessftilliy, to the wants and wishes - of travellers
'and sojoitniers. ' 1 ; , ± • • •
' ..
I . inglonolasfyl Backed Out l
1
; 'llelow , wili be fhund the card, of M. Pa i
ker,
deelinig•to meet I.lr. I ‘Vilmot on the stem . -It'
!
will be ii
seen that he shdters himself tinder =the
, [
' wing of the Democratie ,State...Corernitte. Want
, ht . / . 1 ... I -V- l't _.
,'•
must be, thong o a l eliTil ate who thus . nen
fices hi' persdnal in lependence, and laces' - ',
himself under the c*n rot of ketrere, clearly foi
the purpose of trroiding a hand-to hattbrinco l un:
'ter with' his ti.drersar And what mu 't, be]
!thought; of Mr. Packer's him! organs; , an ; hisl
party papers all Aver-he State, who lioa+4 so
°wily, aral-seemingly o ktriciaity, that lie could ;
1 3
i' promptly aecePt 1 a challenge,' and a
•proce ~- nt. I
oncetonanibilaie Mr! Wilmot?: iCai 'I
- r.-. P.
be looked upon in any other light tlian las a
skalkcr,land 'the most of his party' editorsas; l
braggnik? . I .., --': .. i• .
• '1 , " I
1 • '1 NV t taa e tatstlnnT, Julyt2 4 . , 1.8 f) z' t.' .
Frox. F T). WILMOT' " ..:1: 4 ' !
Dea l t Sir t'=-Youtiletter on the i4th inst:,!
- was duly received,. and •as it -- ZWOposed, "tt
plait fLr ennductingrthe Gnberna tbrtal Cliff
-1 pnign' which had never 14therto be adopt.
ed inlPennaylvanial l , and as the in' tolts of
other ;eaMlidates Were involved ‘,m tie re
sult, II did not foci, nt• riberty , to nee de to
iyour I proposition withaut first , consulting'
the 'State
,Committee t) which the Demo
cratid Onnyent!on has nn its part specially
confided tlio controlland:Managernent of the
Canvass. - 1 I -.- •
if `9. You will receiveq, herewith cop y
is.etier Ito the Comntittee, as atso tNeir
by which you will perceive thatye]
gestion does not meet their apppnv:
that,.prreasons stated at "length,:
not to accede toyaw propositinm
therefore respectOlidedlinci.
,
I am, ;yours, truly. 1
AllEGr.l) FRAUDS AT THE PqT 4nE .-
rrtTA 1141N:1..4-T4 offlcers of the, ilia, at
Philadelphia
,are Charged hy the jTernr. 'of
that city wit making the new cent of _de : ,
ficient tgeiaht. The. standard is ,r4iventy
two gritios,-Troy. I - Soule of theta fill short
as much as;four grains, , which, on one 141 u,
drodllollars, isroxild amount to about frce '
dollars hnd aJ ‘3,f110,. The same pier sug
gests that a-similar process in the
silver coinage is Within the range of possi-
bility. We min 'hardly suppose any regu
lar plan of this kind to (mat; foci , assids•
from Thar (character, of tho offiOorg, of that
institrftion,Alie fraud is too readily, discov-
I , I
,
8/07 If yoU are afflicted with ; as
plaitat whieftl,reqUiros a PurgatiYo Ij
try Ayfres ~Vcro arewoj
ing --Coirco`rd /Wcreurk 117.
- . . Fióni tikt.-"Flams..
ST,. PA ur,.; ...TWo; .!10..--- Col. N 4145., S'' ;6
,-Pitmte'n:lnit• of the wagon- rold ,o n o
..I'ti, fs - iant. in tbis'eity. i The • ekralith'it.
`hi 'at pr.-sitht, 'sn-fic...ndc4l, the.encantpme n t
1 ,; ( ..k - o r. 13iu:Si o nx . hayingAllern hiklien Y:p .
~,,,
,: - .4,, 1,c,.0, , . fin account of their furthn..
pi - ogress . being ,11 oleTilly 0 pionl
..1.5.V.
1 it . Ti ktOT) lii Ii itiilS..; Met -re ttca tisl tD I ', 4 ;,..,
1, 'ond.;.SO rr,ileS: wet of . Fort,.}Zith:l4rl-1.1 .
I .
111 c 01j ec t . 1. - 4 1 ivitra e, - I ly the Yar,ll.! i d .:,,f
t, at - Color cl, Nd.dels party' were - efi ) . 4 ,..,..-,.-:.
.t'l , :ir er, uti try.. a n4l.would I frigh trn
F i way: ti ~.
.I) , ,iilTl'itnes, which art ili4ir,sn'e nnan , la
'Sit;il!; Si F: t once. : Col . Nni, ! li . ,: -h e for el . 1 earhn .--
, .
tll i .ie - Indiatis'app.linted. qi,e 20; II of ....,:i tg u...i.
tio hold' a cnuio . for t 1 .14 T:II:loge pf treat_
ing ritii theme as to thlo r) Lt! of wa/y aern ,,..
Inreountry. ,Sii.all7. tic net!oriatiton. fail,.
ifi; the intention 'hf Uol ,ic,..4.0.e. th prr,c..e.,l
i b t h,; flu• ies -4 ,. ...fqd 11:iri -in « 11 ---*% i f'.
..4i)stiditt:s. - ... 'i i .
• •Va433rt- itil eity G1. , 14.:'
11 ASiii..cf;'l ., ...•N Crri, Ai;:gcsi :: --Or
Friday \ therii w;n 1 : 'a af,rtige l ' 61 ts i ts 4, , ,n •
)1 -dent) . 16 :kflintpi'llefi, 'The nit . , n- were
i 27 . .1
i, ear.ried Away and 4ne embittli,ment i siojir l ed :
'rile train s we,re . stcpre'd in gifietinnt•diree-I'
'turns, and the crops nitwit 1 dankaged. I A
!fl ad of tlie'rirers fa feared 'and the rainkij.
ihzrt4lgholit the :South i:r, 0t i I L I ue diiily. i
- Information. hag'''. beenrde'ived of tha ]-
14feaking_ out of' t'he , smiill : p7x airn , n - g, , 'the
krukapoo - and Nan-au'•lrillian._ . _ Eight . -
have : died.
,‘ Protiipt meastires• bave been, L
tal:ten• to arrest the' progress !of the disease,
Jind. physiOans are em . ployed . to , vaccinate
4 acti tin tiiher , of thejtrib.o.. 1• 1 -!
! On Fridayevening, Lewisburg,- . Va.; 'and
scieiniy wereichited hy a hail -st i r in; which,
:for extent I r mill 41.etritetivenes.,. ids withont
: ipreeecent in that ii , ',rt of.the country.--
,'llie, c egefahle .arid growing
, icrops - r. hilated, : Some of the
I• .-
Int.l-stone‘i measured. fire itichei'in eirearn
ik'erence •
ltiuody ••
N'or. York , A - no-it'Qt hlno tin
; rreilv-vOurre , l at 'Neva&itik, N."Jersoy, on
Friday 'night ; A you, man- named. Al__
fre , lFJ 11osci-, a barat'r ' the,
House, had hi.: throat cut while, in bed.—l
thr. , e h,ptrs Coroner Con-1
1)1.1 , 1 an- 'ern le- mortfm.
he - man, stated that,
th, , rDocnely,,
cult 'I - Wilma him of . 3 1
.11t11. ~ , r lllOllll, pat Oa c
mew l
'ha , l•F,n in from Donnelly en
tic '
A wa , in .FCl•nruit - st., gontk
y , !ster , lay aftornOon. by, falling) ;
.tnry' of a u
'OF ' nu
P
p .! . .t1 , 1t11: : I i
W
-1 eircmu-.inces - ii - ncrte,l Witlk -the :if
fairswhiell th ,- („bcdiof that the de-
T•ceaß:lwas -h
•
ri'4 lll. l'Catr:4(l6. ,
,
11 t F.. LO r
1)11 , sttpt. prizo
ip Ca-nida, tetwe-rohe '11•31.. -
adelphin ifra'rey'• was ,
vintoriorts; ono hun(?' - reti and 'fifty prangs
were fonaht oceplyinew two hpurs ;IQ fifty. -
minute's. ' 1
Both fartieq wero,
1) ntll-y -ft, vrgl at,,Vew Vorlc thi4
Rankin remains At Buffclo. Four
Slll , l FTweta tor: were "prt , scitr, and ! I
of to from ei,flhty rtrunty oti
It
13411
:1131I'd tie 2 ciff• !N I )! `aril
Str.ri;F:Nvlr.r.r, .111;_ri,,t • f; , ,--.lri mi rr -
c 4 olzr , 1 murder crlq.....c.rpmittt.,l- hr n?. f.
tf/rd 13:171I,Z11 t.) tiltt ptrwin rf . ant
-n4nled illlctn
on tly> ctibur4f,aua
The mnr , lcreri-leve not it been arrest, I
BEI
- . •
• NE11; Aui
war stoamer • f•
Tritl int n 1 (111 nit'V
Yellow Fer , ±r w•rt I )ftci
arc' k amoun'e.rl•ti one humltoti 1119 , sixi
There is no feyer here. ,*1 ,
lEtet 4 l tp)r.
I 'l4oui.villo,-Aug 3 "rity
en mayirittes for Marshall, for Gonve:;,
and ,Joacq, for State TrenQurcr..,The Arne
icau majority is about 11.00, The elee.tio
was quiet. [ *
Brdi7ttiot6. Aug. 3 —The prirtntyelec
tions
ar4 1 ing wld 'by the Ameticatis
night, fi - Cr (lelogtttes to the Ciry. Conven
tion. , I'vrt) sclttv of ,dt.d.-etes hlvo fbein
elected in many cf the wards., Zitere
Imeti,fmt work tint] een::iderable disordtir,
Cnucl some fighting, in the 2d. 4th and Gth
rivard4; but nothing serious
•
St. Louis, Ant„... 3.--hollias' (194 )
me
jority in this , eity,' as Tar as licanl trcloa
about GOO.'
_Fsaniain equnty gives hips
300 ni - ajdrit .
.
1 A NEW •Fpttt.rat: IN Wl' t rr,t N e i ' --w.l
Itnrn that thh .Ship A.Tnerica, expected'i c
arrive at this port in a. short time, Thiel ig
to be fitted for. Tinting ; is to be 314,001
with a whale boyit constructed with refer-
enco to the
e appliaation of' thfi p,ropeiter.
principl6 'recently luvontetlin New York.
- ,It is said that the; boat can bo.ft:ref3
through the weter, at the .rats : of thirty
Wales an hour.--Neart I)eilford: - ,Standa 1,
af• my,
rcply,
r ang
I, and
ought
It -k
LATER PaOm Srutur
placed a private' latter in. ourhst%b 19I'
at Mankato 17th instant; trout trld4
glean titejollou'ingt , • '.
- "There are 'about 7000
at Spirit I.ike;_ They are breedi ng chief. Wo have about seventy white!?
hefe. Our 14g hut is our eaitl, pal)
tel with lbopholei. WC-are C'etup,dle!
keep a sharp look our,,bitt un'one
,to be afraid.'4, 7 -Duhu4«c J.Nuriltigest.
WM F. PAC ER.
-, L'arlute. -Itulland cilieters.--P1
.
subject to cervous or sick headache,
find inlladiavea notland Bitters a!
safe, and pleasant remody. It, rizothsi
Ihrolthitig head, e orreete acidity'of the, ail
:telt, assists digestton, and ercates a
thy appetite. ~, It ia, without: &Wit a: - :
.dclightfal preparation ' and art , eff i
remedy. ' Tile fact; that it is 'now a
popular medicine throughout'all the
lend s'ettlements in 'Wisconsin, New I
Mieltigtn, Illinois , and brifizMa' s r
much in its fave.r. See adVortiseuiaai
another column-
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