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Dam ao' sad Firrr• r
TilitMS—"it otherwise Twe busses
e h lir ar g e d. a"Aseir. No papse_wan
noes ars sodded, sseept st 11114 optio n
of t 411.‘14 A boa tad at On rats of 60 ets.
Mara lbws Tar eat' luseytio
44rreig an—
subsega)lsit tale 25 ends. A Liberal
t Sails Is4esirly. si.twistisiers.
ter.reis aad: seigne, by as
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st tie :ace: noima\)-
_ . iMISAI, * 0 1 010 , , PR...••.-
;11 • Mkalli'ire 1 1 4101110. -4 ‘ I=re.airll4lll!
, . ' gliaelAg• Wile*. itrieffiligg -44 ‘
. f,cane)entrestiag o , sonie..,relieirtesei,
.
'! 1 florila,re,weePi4 et t ap iiroladgkillt , -
l' gansiarer Ihisting. *sane arelnidfirs
_----' einie-neteptfilg,iiiiiie refusing, i _
- , semi are thrifty, seine winning. . .
.Cote i compelling, some Persuading, --,
. 1 - fora 5 are isttering, some Alegrading r..lti
c i 1 Finial are patient, some are fuming; • ' ~
"---' fi s miasie aPest, ,enmelnlemeistlisg;
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'Semi are-leasing,liome are-faritiing, ' .
_ . . g, mi t,'
_afe Vping. some aft - bit 4 , hi& -
SAni are Tufting. soOire riding.
abiding
- ' dem tint some abiding.
Film are cc:m.lllv , , some are bringing,
Prime are erying: -- sonie are
,mgliing„
. '-,-- Some areketcring; Some art- - prenehing,
---, - Some srelenrwirig. some are teaching, . .
Storeediedilinnig..7-inie affecting; ~f-;
; Some-as?-idlous. Imie negleetingj : ,
•-, 'Forer are fps - sting, mime are fasting.
int ,
Fa arcsiring, Fonts are wasting.
- -,- .- Sem .rlising, some are rtinig;
- '. mom ri
i.penting, - $O3llO are innin g , \ ..
--
• Som
. profeising, .some•adosing, i .
..,... "-Some - are silent, some are roaring -
L - 8 0 , fri e-greptiTe, some
are
willing, •.. :
Somi jireseksieg, some are killing.
Spinci'are bounteous, some arelgritaritig,,---
.- Suiriare•seiking, some are finding, - _
Sim are thieving , some receiving, .
re
- So are biting,. some\ rerealins; , '-' -
I.
eounnerkli ng,i bode -sre:bliMing,
lismereiberini - me eirjfrauila '
. . so new
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SOD) • ore - onlet,-__rame usinttog, ,A
• bonat 6onftitea,aidi contheingd-
Sam - are marching, , rome retiring,
come Are resting, some aspiring: j.
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,Soind eOnring, sore,terisUni,
Some - sire. eome_aiej rung. _ _
• Ther;iie rofteient to recite,
.Sync alldeeds are infinite;
Erma end their patta*bea some bogie,
lame go-aatittql apme.Mme ht, I
t "tit' Aparicin Chains. - -_
...„-
At the r openint-of Meelortict Institute, i
i_k
at Richmond, Xiiginia, Gth.,Wise .- deliv"
I
erlid - an iddisss from sublet, we sztract_the
• follOWitig eleqsetti passage: -*-
r i
There - Wail alproblem.in imecha ice to
be
' a ,,h..`i t r , a giade_ l .to 'bp ,Overeoniety, a !or- -
motivt., with'eertaist weights 'to APe trans
poit.O. Briti.h titachinitlts and ritechinice
ni -
at science ga've '.i 'up. A premium was ,
• "Nre4 in the thrra of s efttraet,,llte terms,
1-.• (4 wilielt an -.Atri'eili,iitii iiicebnitiarris,l
L. : ,....of.llltiladelphiit--tOok up. He en gaged to- 1 ,
overeeine the jratlONiy the Asueri'can loc 6 - :
ni;11 - re:".7 It was made; it iirif - shippetit it 1
-' readied Partilatid; the trial` railwayl was pre.
cared.: But joileusy_ threw every', obstacle-
In the ; way: , What: American iropudente
-_:--date til do, what -Hritish Skill failed iu!-=
The euhn 7ionsCiousness of stienktb in the
_ twcin and,betiritig of Mr: Norris ".ocemearto
- tay . -thst lie :would do it iiiihour fail. The
7t
. Czstron House interporiedbstaeltyt;, corn- ,
linafiens Of - knolirlt,:artilans were fortned I
ililtistlice - firal' At all ohou . pctions I
were removed ; libeeility and Puttee pro:
i
railed,_ and the engine:waif:renewed ,to tea
~
its pourer._-_-,-The day came for it; erotitta of
:PPert3 lo l4 went to, the - seene.; Apart front.]
4-crow+l, pear the bcoritoti,ie; stood's - few.'
auzionaltearts-,4 7 1-a,. group of ,Amcricaus-;;'1
. full of fear, - botriall of hope. Norris sp. :
-
plipi the isteamvthe machinc f , like a living,
• ,
- limln", breathing thing, seemed to heeoine ,
tnirotent. "Put on to weights;" said the
...ettai•tuei-h4nic....Ton was 5 . .0.1e4 to ton_r-,
What'. 1:10 - MUTinil of too much' ' , The sari. I
Ng tritics were surprised:. They z`exiHiected
- Filjle Yankeer_ plea-fin less than I
contract
tArgain,i - nut-cl4thigt-11. Norris stood Si*
lent until the kriglish ceased to ad cr tore. s,
"Ale you -cun tnt, genilernei,"saill • he, 1
"that loeouritire sitalhirow,sti
'lt-will the
never draw-that, thoughe . lirey, and
- AG feared the frier s who ioOkeii on, but
"Le InFinent moie , and the friend:. Iliad All
.. tlaubts tiiiselud,bit not hy the engine
- l'Alltl eiffiii - tiffilsO much wore,"
_Said Mr
amnia. .1t wal dote: lie ithenl ealmry,
%4k his statiein, i gave- signal, And ;be me '
t .
" i , l l /6 .`: 7 giart, pke a grey :4060100 the
sup,somPled at: the Ware ofi l ' its biota's
43 't' 1 , and willt i ed - away Wit doible its
borlben, like a t4ing, of lift). - --1 , I,
•._
Triumph
,Pgisit tE r t ANAN - AND Tug I,6A
iittS :Wisilngton correspendent of the
!tyr: 1r
Mr. Buchan:is still entinues hav , =
1 104 s 3f lad — andsaareely pretty,
y torsi ,
e6 t4sn come , t wohingtorii-,but she must
Wihe bachelor Prmident. His mutters
46 irird his fair visitors show that ~.be ie no
"ladfs_man; , his -graceful. eoultooPP/ae,e
EePuis to fail him with them; l aud I It s ro
7 1_ him evidently sorely taxed to fina,..ll
'll w6rxis-40 fey to the fair disease
.litho
17 fi fi,their-iray to hisi-reception j room He
"said to . have beetE-TomPelled to.lisie
_course to two stereotyped pltrases,?wbich
husfiably addressee:4"y turn- to the ladies;
Ifs ho runs thegaunilet of Mel sti-reM!'
lion beers. They are these: ilbladam, is
thi s your first visit to Wasbingum?' An
- "Te: A paose, and then, 'Madam,' would
afhile yeti to the Smithenniai
'Vol After which the ;lady is expeeted to
-1 - 4 103 e. . -r- • ";
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the LosOn papers glen fell asiessts at
ilearules
the i r t of 13w a t i va: N for e elt
the Ceset ew"."lll
861,0 , sviiied IA 810,000;, The *inkier
were =Media' by Mr. Ten ltreeek"s Amer.
oiks • - mart gPriatese,' the lint moos% be
lieve, erns moo by aa Anwrican bon els
England. Thirty berm neve estered for
the *alum, and the tam was midi* awl
body contested.
Betting at outing. 4 to 1 agateet M.
Dobler, 8 to 1- wane El Hikine,• 10 to 1
against Warlock, 100 to 8 "sabot lima,
100 to 7 - Rosati i 16 to 1 whit
Al*
je l l 4 Q. 4.4111 ' . ' i -.9.°.
....
_ I f Q 46ll" Sti ffid t
[
ouch ktla :iil is hr i ,olgusg and - Fisher man,
40 to 1 *pow le, 50 to 1 - each against
lietileer, Vomailver and Dusty. Millet, 60
,to 1 - each against Eloquence and St. Giles,
1100 to - 1 each *Oast •Ptiores and Slog
gird. . • .- . 1 . •
The glig.Was drillgid to a_beantifel start
Dusty Miller 'bore his colors to the front
With Cerra, U. Dobler and the Muth Colt
If:Mowing . rest y 3s- thabenter newed, Odd
snick, -Fright, Etitilatoe,-Zigue Warlock,
;•I'rincera and Poodle lying in the middle of 1
, the ruck. These pasitiona were
n unchanged!
lentil reaching the Ditch, wheeereli rush.
Led to the front, Queen Bea being-in close i
1 httendinee upon her, with Odd Trick third, '
I Emulator , El Hakim; Prioress, Fright,Zig-
I zag, Warlock and the Plush Colt 4nrming
1 the net lot. At the busher.ihe pees bet
4 gin to. kil, and the Warlock, Plush Colt,'.:
t i an d .lieedlt dropped 'back. and Cerra re-1
i rigned the lead, to Queen hers, As they
) descended the bill; Odd Trick; Eitmlator I
1 and Zigzag also disappeareditomile front.
I Op approaching the cordsQueetiwitht
El Hakim, at her neck, still held a slight I
'lead, '`with Prioress running by , herself. on ,
: the far side third, Fright, Zigrair,Warloek
and. Emulator rhoiving in front of the rack. ei.
One of the most eXeiting Cesaftwitch fin.-}
isheeover seen then ensued. /Pnorme halt;
way up the.cordiieemed to be coming in I
alike. but the" tiny jockeys 1
el' El Hakim
- l and Queen - Bees mole la determined set to,
and the judge - unable to separate the Bret
t tines, pronounced t dead heat ;_sith Pli3P.
j Me i - Queen 'Ben and El Hakim
,; Fright
~them, about a length atel - n - lialf behind
'igzag was Oftb,_ about a length in
- ladvance of Warlock, who was 'sixth', and
Martinet seventh ; Emulator and Saunterer
[beaded - the next lot that straggled in. in
the-extreme rear, pulled up,
_were St. lines ,
- Willi Honey, Poodle I Fisherman, - Bladr .
1 Tommiend - the Poadier: .. • • ._
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DICCIDINO TIMM
Dirk:
eign, (tired in Aninri*) 4 ym. - 0 at 9
(Forilitiml 1
-Catot.lBtoitien NI Hakim, 3yea. Gat. 9 Mt:
' (linty) - 2
Mr- Saxon's Quaen - Bea 3sra 4a. 10 N.
(Grialafiaw) .3
Boailg-'.-5 to 4 'against 0 Hakim, 2 to
against rhoreas, l 3 to 1 against Queen
Bias. '
. ..._ , ~ . .
Thet.fheat! was lin after the Initt-racc in
1 111 , AeepeningTwilight, which rendered it itn ,--
, peasible to disthignish,htrandOrei_Uff the ri
.ders at a faistance.r ^ 4 I iiiiinoia first off,
but aftet•l - oing ~. .ds Priores,,
#
OvetjOiiritf F,. •• rr i . .;, rushed to the front,
. nude,* ' the running to the, diicbigap,
where s a pulled , back, and lay about
three lee ti in the rear, Queen Bess going
on with the lad cloeely - attended hy - EI Ha
kim. -) . _On coming ;down the hushes hill
Prioress hung to the left, and n shout was
raised -4 "The Americiin's - besten I" But
Fordhali:round the Mara with his whip,
and - before reaching the, foot of the bill she
, bore her colors in advance, and quitting
1 opponents halfway up the cords_ won elev.
erlk- by7sr -- leneth --and T a-balf f ; EI Hakim
beating Queen Besibya head only for sec
4nd place. A long; and proihnged i cheer
hailed the triunph of the American .i!4:olorts,
and Mr. Ten 'lined', was won3l7oeDitratu*
ated upon the — frit victory` achieved by bin)
in England. An ()Neaten' was - made by
rho rider of El Haktm, on the *bond of 'a
ernes. . 1 i. , 'I
Kew England
/Ed's ExiMets- /to - - Reconqueri- - Reconquer . I
. „...
The radon' Times begins to appreciate
the tor.gtritude of the work which luis been
carrot out for the English government in
_
India,and now. adniits • that the-revolted
,- ,
pmtiamewill have to be recoup:eta at a
greger expense than that at 'which they
4 . •
were ittn i li i red ; i ' t
-
"Th€ l 4l ) fial snarls no more. A bun-
Ared thousand men Arejoit to no, and the
greater part are in anis•rita,ipst us. That
noble body of 'born end bred soldlere, by
the aid Orwhiidi -we lhare cor . ,..u.ered - and
annexed.-so many rich' B rit and and wee.
like triSes, and' which ,!dissipatert in a few
days the•dark cloud from the Punjab. to'
which our Ellropean 1 neighbors, had: long
minted - with ezrctancy,: is now sternly
bent !an numbering England in—the long
list of its conquests. -' -I - \ - 1
o lf it wet true that the native, army
was the whole, or nearly the whole, of volir
strength in India, then our empire wotild
indeed be now injto last hour. 'Bat the
u'atld will sherily find they must give us
credit for other res3nmes And a invoker
bold upon India thanAbialone has proved
to , be. It is now said tare l+te to reconquer
India. That, expresses the very nature of
the :ask,; though only halt of -it,Tor we
have to reoomprer India organieed,_discip.'
Hied, • ed, afined,,Provisi...Sue6fortifiedil
'mnlio by -orticeliMa. - Ali' a task farl
tegrat _ that-which, o. itself to its
a cent age! _ 1 • ' ~/
Doi ~,_
__.. - ....A . Indi ana
:rn \ c AitoDU=.—Ms pa.,
Pero. cg of-the lair' &fries and bread
mho of the . fientricky tones, is seen
at t arrest lamicville; sap that
Chid ebisted for its eared barite,
but i'the world for raw
should/ie. ,
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MI
1212
AN LLITIMIILICE 111:11111LUX
The stirs day was stir Lied sad alarmed
'someday ahem* sheet ma
three o'clockh7 Auk wild the
stemscrod isatidisgs, sad sat
stem& sad faraiturs denting to a meet
aamoooestalple asses. i3s mows vas the
shock. which lasted skeet thirty sessoki,
that the people rut est of kiss is Ittld
&may. Is sung lestititess nag woo
nuked sadebig s t ut irment deers, sod
lea - hese atamine hirers
Wired by a ce
hick. Baia ;note
rang, ea a variety Omar insideur es.
arta etiersise. the oli str
ear allies du Improvise tins
slam Wee hedvilisini, bet;
Walk the. the foomiatiosi of - ode turn ap
pear to be. We mu la the midst of a
autos* when the low, deep ranbliag
subterranean thunders geoid u =dike&
On building u with palsy.Printeradrop.
pod their ustlekswand
ly wider the impressive that thing suet
ally had bees knocked logos "pt r - -The
startling phenomenon was observed pad felt
thioughout the ell, and :es the back 'greeter
amongst the 't -
emu, (without a man in
the house,) the most lively apprehens ion s
were momentarily felt. -- Well, it has done
ooroeular damage that we learn, besides
seating people from their-eau sad houses
into the streets, and has turnished, us with
an interesting item. an article as wares now
adays,„•as gold. - Like the condition of the
trlka,the earthquake was only s temporary
sespeation, filobably. Iloweveri we hope
that no reatimptloa i will take place, ;asblan
ched *becks and wild, ; : wonder filled eyes,
ere not as happy a sight_ u we have med.
One man actumnted for the circumstance by
the surmise that 'Niagara Falls had - caved_
in;' another held that it waloaused, by the
'explosion of some banking hOi 4 a , tition ;
another, that 'the bottom of itatlite#Phad fell
out ;' and a lady say, itwasAA 'exactly
like when her 'husbaud comkte at two
o'clock in tee anniitig! A 'celebrated
physician states that it is his opioion that
}the 'Young -Americo; Sampson', got
and bit somethini,sed thus eroded the
eommotzon As the old Court Howe, when
the shock was *felt, - Jedge„--...jury, bit and
eiients bolted; a learned argument was
ael, and the case reversed.—Blea4 Er
.
pine- •
- trim iitiNesr Toik Observer.
Ilisnignuies In- India.
The last ray of hope hit been dispelled
by 'the late arr ival of news from In'Tm, ant
we writ now.-reeord, with feelings-of the
prefoundeit sorrow, that the +eis every Tee-
N i tri te
to inlieva the four missionary fivolßeo
of - YlPBOrtetterfsedieiriPetibtutb
ha, e perished In the utateiiiinet ' Tbsi MON:
.i n
traced to the vicinity of Cavil, H av e
stet II was hoped that,wherLGetteral• ova
-104 arrived there t lhe 'would rfind them
alive, ntidtenei. chips frm the insurgents, I
hut be reports hat one white pprson sated,
and her name is giskin, to:that the - painful
fact' is impressed upon our hearts that our
teethern_and staters ' our dear - friends Pre Free=
man, and Camphell, and Johnson, and Me
-3liillen, and .their wires, and two children
of Mr. and Mti, Campbell, hive fallewvin•
time. to t hem wful insurrection in Indie. -
Rev; John E. Freernan, went main 18-
38, and: his been. a faithful missionary for
about nineteen years. •He married Miss
Beach, in Newark,' N. J., whif died 'about
ten year* apt.: Mr.F, afterwards married
a valuable friend of,ours, Mim Ilirredenburg,
a lady of great aceomplishment . .and worth;
with a large circle of friend's An this city
and New Jeritey
Rev. D: A. Campbell-nal from Wiscon
sin, and his wife from Ohio. 1., -
Rev Albert O. , Johnsen and wife were
both from Western Pennsylvania.
• Rev. • Robert le McMultiii Iron Prom
Philadelphia, and his wife was 'Miss Pier
son, from - Patterson, H. J.
..; .
1 All of them were among the inest - able
and Useful Missionaries of the Board, and
their loie is a blow to the weak; compared
with which the loss of $lOO, OOO worth of
property in India is not to:be mentioned,
The Upper Ten in Trouble.
The NeW York Hera/ctlays that the re
vulsion -affects to a degree of which no eon
ovffou can be fortited the fortunes and an
nual incomes of the upper ten. , During the
Owent year ufittey &inks, nor railways,
uor_any otter spectes of joint stock enter-
Ipt Ise will yield- 'anything bite theirusual
divkligde.' People who have been living
loth 1 , - .-mes dewed from Investments in
those concerns will_ be cut off front'tbeir
accustomed resources and 'thrown en their
heant ends. This will,- of course, tend. to
'diminish the business of the fashionable ha
tels during We_wintor, and depreciate ; the
value of real estate in the fsshienable parts
ofthe city. 'Houses in the Nib avenue
t
and io the uares will lose one bal4 or at
least ono ti ird, of their former value.—
Mansions ' t st a year ago would have fetch
ed from fifty to sixty tstW dollars will
probably in the coarse of :the nest' few
months be . sold for from twenty-live to thir
ty thousanddollars. e The cheap bargain'
will not be all coalkied to dry goods and
crockerwx ..- - ' .., , ~_ • . '
-. \ , . ,
ow
• Mem Morin' CURRICNOT:—"NOW that
tb'e motley peak ivapois in lam foto dot
sincites arelgiiiiimid it their salmon
or rat mtelustve 'hard money eurrooeY:—
They . hare bees %liking' about this at iti.
torah, When ..the7 hoped to make Some
veld bya . reederiog to the predjodieee of
the 101 torwatedi kr she last-thirty paw,
salathocagh they have had goers 118Xel of
.the•Ye.derat - _Goverement met of the time,
ittd of surly all the. State Goreratiests,
the oottetry is not yet blessed with 11,11.
though they irid rower to do as they •rdeast
ed. Why- 3
I
iris talking :' end
proceed t- : - t was yet their in
tention alt humbug (of which we
.
have no Apti they will now pre as
the 'bard.: Mosey ourreoef and p len ty' of
it.:-- Westmoreland Herald
BEA nM • MMM
i 140 ie i% ;
A.s ass, :Um MO
sere videusel
_by egs, 1"1"1"144"16
ly, as tbo last 'voyage, leNlois, ship is a
[weir port, and remained tbms for several
years, engaged various reign USA of
fered a primness thing. assailed ap the
Mediterranean, visited the Holy Laud, same
back to Liverpool,. and agars shipped for
his satire country. Thisegi easeillstar
red eireametance; be did net reach; hie ,
home, bus after buffeting Mat for a year
or more, finally brought in 'a Saudi
American port, where h*reseleed Tor 'sev
eral years, envied in iiading, and voices
other occupations that yielded& fair living.
The gold excitement on the carried
him thither, and he west . 'the golden
Bacramento' with high bop of prosperity.
A year's expekienee there btought with it
'snore frowns titan mita' 4S:tune, ind he
left the Eureka State fee (*aft, again as a
' From there be shiprd in another
vessel for New York, WhiltaLei arrived Pal
en! menthe age, lotirm, almost worn. out
with life's trigs sod troubles, and 'tonight
amongst his !Aside his' wife and
With :easy doubts and here, he visited .
I Lancaster- where he had left them, -but
found no kith eir kis to receive him. - Ilia
site had died. long years before, and 6oe
of his sons had soon- followed her to the
grave. With a heavy heart l s future before
him as blank as the unspotted
. page, he
Wandered forth again, little heedieg life, ',or
caring bow soon its IWO fete closed for-
Chance directed his footstep to Cineizins
in his meary round, and chance, orAk
guardian Spirit, or late,. pro mpted him rto
relate-Ilk - adventure/ to a hair a,dosep Ble
ier, in fifth street yetterdv, and amongst
them was a yoang mephatus,--scabieet-ros- ;
ker . , pa his way to hi/ boarding bousoo
dinner, who listened witlt.miona 'attendee,
and who found otatirtliei that the
losivilit
t left boisol" 'eara r ebtaili
his Votary to keen that the. wanderer
before him was imieedliiip*ent,. of w%out
he bad bet a dim rrallectien rpipoOly•
He grasped the old man by the arif with
herty good will; took him'to his braiding
holm mid provided , him with food and rai
ment, and will *smooth his footpath to, the
grain with kindness and devotion.
The Cholera hl 21111410. )
The cholera bike:nide its appliance in
the North of Europe, and this fact has aq..
°wearily produced some uneasiness in Eng
land, Tbe / Couree otthe dirket/et is *abaten.
dilly the' same as Wit which it pursued
when it first broke out in this metuiry some
five or six and twenty yeim beek,end caMe•
ed a fearful mortality and indereribableMM
sternatirm.' A more intimate loquaintance
with this unwelebme Tidier ha's shown that
with the mecessery care and precaution( its
terrors may be greatly leavened, and the
British Central . rd of Health has sound
ed the tocsin, so ea, to awaken the energies
of the - people to the danger. There ie oft.
en irsource of good in evil tinny, and the ,
cholera has not been without`a certain ad=
ventage in indueing,many weediest units - 1
ry
at'
improvement., whieb'litherwise .
never have beeen carried out. - et at. t
been iodefiriltely pbstpeetea. Better
aged, better sir, purer water; .sad `.other 14
-
jamb to longevity. have been litrataced.
into most of the greet , townscapd! people
1 berwbeea Nina willing to, taut-themselves
, to secure immunity from this,and..kindred
dimwit - Wiwi the epidemic dog crow 1
the ,Gisi Man OcermObe Liverneoli 17401 1
thinke It will , find resistance fe ita program '
1 in the improved dwellings of the people on
the east emit, and in a better method of
treating the preiiimitery symptims of the
,'disease." , It appears from the tables ;'{ tality of the Berger General forliilitet
1 Oita that the summer of this yeti *sr
, not only been more heathy,than mddiut
' that the temperature lies been bighiti lati
compare with a, coosiderablii,doeill ;is
1 the number of Pulmonary oompisioti. •• '
PormutrismeWrr.—A torresPollHlMA
of the New Yet* Post, blot Nortbaii4tm‘
, .
Mass., is responsible for the folioniogr
A strheiriber to a morel reffirm paper
celled at our post &Roe ,the other day,; and
enquired if the "Friend of Virtne?i
come. "No,' replied ,thelgetrossier; 'there
has been no such person here - for al long
time:
A letter addreessad to the' 0 0104 el
Portland, Maine, some : 11 5 0 1
was returned totbe General Peel:Ake irtth
the endereetneat : "Mis.direeted--ere ism
nothing but sectarian ohn:vta in lida Owe.'
enaser..--A bIIHOODifi fee • t that
he bac made the folkreiog .
tabu bar of bran which, when, weighed
on the earth's surface, actually_ SP
teen pcamda.7-7-iMi risoetitt:* three
miles ap an the atnwelmre 1 12 44100 1111
brass bar, it actually wales by,ll_apring
balance only mirk and a bait pomth and
again five miles 'lap t hree
ponds n aiad uede sad a qual the
came of all 'tide.? - The * a nt of her!.
seal=premum on it and the no's
which boomer more *mitt the ir,iiiy**
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llomir bow, Undo
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hros lar *we lost owl 16441,
nom strimr tlisi ~art el&
MIA ale assimeo
Ilehis, her pgsaarat vika,
See almay Ilethaer Osimsect duo.
ro• Immo of panorfol
Ilion is lsiwirlt aadl
rar Owe cho 1•174* merry two
14olotlho own 1M adOia
Aail Own aro 14reilailliorom t Asa.
Thou Oho% costars hada into Noy
la naiad salon
Asr 'finostii aid his - ratlias ear.
Her dowaTO tlot meat do woolly sir,
Have all *FIT CUTIIIIS aft 111111
Lit awn I levity acnistrra Hake;
?Yew wadi 11tat echo . deathless Casa.
"Tim Laii• - Losart 1"
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,Tb• Tbdisitadmi of Covulierie.
A few months sine*, the partner of a
entuseicial house in this city was taker' to
a lanStle,,eglum. 'Utterly „,deranged; as
was said, by his unparalleled , prosperity- in
Unites& Dating the year previous his
flrut hid eleated.sl,3oo,ooo„ He died is
the asylitut, and his men estate was _sallied
atils,soo,lloo,*all invested In the, concern
of •which hewas a part:ter.- The
failed the other day. and is said to be utter
lj ittiolvent. One item of the meets
eessed,s estate was ten thousand shares of
the "Diode - Ventral ~w
_Railroad , stock,hich
was selling at the lime of bis death, at $l4O
s, share, sod which war-worth, aft , m paying
sip all the installments; ,•$BOO,OOO. The,
is przwiy sold l yeaterday at public sale
-All thniiierarred within eighteen monihe,
the prosperity - , the ineanitj. . the ileeeise,
and the ineolveney.--N. Y. Poll. •
,
: - Whes the Congress of the.Uuit.. States
lkf
were enacting tho swamp land laws 1850,
they little supposed that they were making,
a donation of fay four million* of Atka of
land to the States named. It bid been,
represented that a feta hundred _ their ..
Sores of 'overflowed _land in time — States i
were entirely wortbleia, and that the gener
al health of the country molted their be
, ng drained and brought into eultisittipa.-
-14 lauds it was intended 'conve.P \to
the State u an indennut
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bits his been made to cover its.itp
orations. Much of theivery beat land'of the
whole western country. Particularly baa
this been (be case n - Louisiana: Under
the sat of 1849, the lapproval of the .4fßart
meat mums the fee.' Thai ;has Louisiana
veceivad a title to Upwards of .seven and a•
half millions of amis. One million' nine
!Modred thottiand adres bare been patent
ed tii bliail>ori.
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Ostratuir.lfr.PUDl t t.llofl.—ln Omewes. ,
tern towns and villagee, as well ail pines
nearer home, traders have Misinimdusly re
wired to "suspend," lor defer indefinitely
the -payment of their 'debts to Nye!, ' York
‘,
merchants; giving as a pritext the hardpan
d the times. This tric k may answer very
Well for 'the time be' , out when these
same 'men Abell he fter resort to, the
marts of trade, and with credit , destroyed
find themselves yaintilipplying for • ant
cliandise exceptl.with ash in :band, - they
will laugh on the other side of their Mouths.
Their more conscientious` andproMpt=pay
ing oplopetitom, beingabla at the, tame to
command the nad-facilities willillustrate
our policy ;about" honesty .being the best
POic.T...:- ,- Special attention is being given to
thong/defaulting debtors, that they mei t ie
Mimi* transactions, be propetly know nand
appreciated.' ' We happen to kno ( oars of
this class of debtors, living in WesterniN.
York, who bad hetween 825,000 MO E ger-`
000 worth of goods on hand, but . I finding
it inconvenient to pay for them, reolved to
suspend, and sold sat the ,whole Mock in a
few days, at prices far boleti cost, and in
vested the- proceeds in good , securities.--
This a game 'OlL:lion° gets played out..
New York Journal of
__ammetee.i , ;
I Tan KING or Pausetx.—By the last-
European - Inn It seems • ptobsble that
Frederick William k King of Prussia, would
either die in a shore time, or loinitthe use
at hie facilities. A. he -has no Children,
hie er, the Wink: of Prude- would :
him in the former. vent, or taleas
regent iti the latter: 'The',Prindelis ' - eirty
years of age, a. fair soldier, and a man of
unblemished motility, bit of no great WI! I
Wei: His wire, Onion:is of SareWeimai ,
is owidered to have 'rich radical , -Medea- I
chi, that in lltilli ale was banished from
Berlin . . On this IreciSe bill is her Mita
n
eo over her husband, the radicals . ' base
their hopes of detaching Frani', frhm Mo
gan influeneee. ' But it is almost oielesc to
ospeet anything of that kind from a Prue
man monarch. , , Frederick William, , when
be ascended the Worn seventeen years sip,
win considered to Wave remarkable liberal
rime; but ,tbese 4 :4l disappeared in a few
years' ot emwer, /although there has been
much-in his reign to Make _ bite! popular
among the moss df hissubjecti. 1 ~
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A BnuntAron. 4 -11r. Jobs Cook who
made. nest Beddow, Omni., appeared at
Weenier of the Middletown. beak some
days epee with si,9opAtr - billa, demand=
ed ice: specie, and gait. The proitAthe
bailln-tha transaction was clear two 'lino
' ditiorrieserit.—twoilionsind . dollare—
Thiditltsweee pal& to John ,in 1885, .and
he ..,I*Wly wrapped - them in a napkin,
where they hive remained-ever since. 4 Ile
fawned them so tir bank pinned up in
the sautg,elipe, that; be: received, with the
same- marks: . : The savings bank •iitilere#
would Ws been neirly -82,0004 1
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0417 a T.
The Wsy the Land Went
M=IMIMMI
TIT*. OW PARIS.
?Use parts of WO 004111031 "kith Imre
bet sattladi twee artitoalle eriormi Mats
Moo mad erobio Comm nom tool SO boo
Mei km the irseitopea", ate. mai mom
omool i.t %la log fret be order , to terinim
doe itwMi owr the Ore; aexi 111 it for rompro* •
hag ibs mei of do arrow Tlar may on
prodosairmmeitimbermiieroihnfael
*Ow; Irei Ow heading broom, wain a
ire haprol, sa k i foe busies , as fuel.
Te gime the et timber Tee Om vast
*mu of the plower farmer, aed tram won
regardei bT Melt ea as loesubnore; Woes
Noah a 'pint groat founts hart disappeared
trident a thoeght haviiig bees otereimd,
ae to the natural uses 3f mei in the econo
my of satire. ; 1
Tremor, m e in rang* salmi
clone sad promote rainy without which
the moat • fertile • lamb boxtete barren
intake.
The/e'er* some parts - of oneentrotry-es
pecially western New York—that are now
often visited with long summer drought,
where fifty years ago showers of refreshing
rain were more frequent and regular as . a
consequence the soil doom not now yiekl• so
alxuidsutly. Some, somata that ones roll.
ed along in:fill swelling currents, driving
nusy.milli throughout the. entire year, are
now almost dry waterworn courses awing
a number of toontheat least; "the milts
,ow
their banks Nave failed 'o decay: - This-bie
beets catisetfly the destruction of tke for
ests.. 7 They nmsdrihe pert,of reservoirs (by
preventing evaporation) to the streams; and
as condaetorta to'tlie rain clouds.' .
In some parts of Asia and Africa the rti
;ins of large ancient-eitiesre found covered
with the wind of the desert, around them
there mice . bloomed fruitful' fields. To
those fisrieent who reside in districts and On
farms Where the- timber has beers rennet
annibilated, time is the Mason to vitt is
opactice a useful lesson;.vis., to plant belt
geof beautiful and useful trees around
their farms.. Trees equalise -the "tempera
ture of elithites, by;attracting clouds in hot
weather; lo' cool. dry wind* . : And this ad
vice is hot only . useful for' those Word_ing
in;regions denuded of their forests, but
more, useful' Alb for oar 'fartnerts- residing
onthe - broad rich preirien of ' our/ West.
ern States. .. .. i , t, , . 1.7 , - • _
And' trees are to anly:usful. sis agents ,
4;f...refreshing adout, they promote health;,
e ft
and beautify thet dserpe. -It m a settled
i queition, we beli ' , that;they shoal. lnikr
' ssmehme_the' stinesphere; - and certnialy.'w .
treeless landscape is its dull as la tenantless
house, Many of our fanners have en eye
'luau heantiful in the selaetratil of fives lee
the grounds around thair4o,us(rs,,;'• but few
of fbeartielifiliiirigialr 3 Petattention
IC) the laying Oit, of their - faricts'on direct
ing their nunds to this subjectlit the pres-
Out\ time,, we hope that considerahle good,
will be tbe , result. We ',do- not mean to
suggest what ;kind of frees ,their: . sheuld
plant, sethese should. be varied for the, to
sality, soil s snd elitiate l but we advise then;
not to . fail in pleating some kind.--Sci.
Lksterican/ \ - I , .1-
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Itinurd Offend.
The ccurtmlussioners of Barka eounty,have
'f'
ilinvil a reward of WO, or the appreheit
stun of rpe re rs'w , murder o
' theie ltO f i l the'
Adeline Beier, near! Mahreville, in-that
eo inky. Is is to be hopesisthatthey may;
be broug h tto justion r\ , ..- •
~,ln ,referonoo to thief murde r, e Raiding
Gazette relates the following singnisii-oo
incidence: , 1 ,,-,:.
‘ 4 l3ome eighteen - earss i ago a beautiful i i
jean-etc named ether Taber, left Mi -
tumult an , g meal bold ii4 . - IWidini;` bstt
Ina Murdered before , —l _l*gebtog the latt . q...
ea.* The public eweitement ores Ue , ii , H
greatOrod a large ieward , l we's' 'offered lqr.'
tie-deleetion of the malerii; but-withWt
1111CCOL - This girl !eel. al sister of oho :Sao
ther of Adeline, Ile , fee'who so ?tumidly' bee,
mai a similar-fits. I's it'ipassilde.thei the'
murderer of ellese‘pOof pp!" ire : never' ao
be.diseocire4 - until' : the rewelationesit the
exist diy?" , _ 't- , .' I -- ,-...- . L . , i \
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1 Superior Mode of Curing He* • 7
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IA grimily I to your rfique . or, li ,herewith
send rin the procen of curing,hatni I not
you in March, which ticently called forth
the admiration - of.the Amettean Agricuitu
rat Assocuition, and the Fermeta Club i et
Yew York. , •• ' " ' --- ' f
,
I made,* pickle of Iwo quartsof salt.; to
which I added ± one ounce cf *mime, ! l ea.
voty;Touncelof,sweet marjoram, 1 °nice
otalspice, half so ounce of baltpetre. and 1
7 4 trd brown . envi; boiled .the whole
t ' ether, eta applied the mixture -:boiling
1 .
hot, to one hundred pouadi of ham, an
kept it in tbe piette three. or four weeks;
Sly...preen or'aindie . g wartibt' the twist
ezrnEve• but may not be less available Ol t
that *count. I smoked the hams in , a
lead ca s h, With hoe•head ma, with a -ismall
bole fir the - kook° to pee out, hung my'
ham* to the bead, and used about.* peek of
mahogany sawdust for feel, which "I hap.
pened to have on hind for - picking goods
I /milked Mein but one week American
Agriculturalist,' '''`, ..:, 2. ' I
MIAOW° HAT.—The The of the
New Sew plainer Ores bielUle - basetr on
a large experieicey for measuring hay.—
He formerly weighed hisbsy, but,repeated j
Irial told him it was uuneoessiiy.: . . Take
!now which has lain through the winter, and
aseertain ifs amount in cubic fee t, (multi,
plyin `it s width by its depth, the pro
ductk its lengtha and thee divide by 700
and t quotient gives the of tons.
the upper, third takes 800 feet to the top.
tbe lower 600 feet.
,t d
making' the mean 705,..
Tithe met l is only five or u feet deep,
bowever;fs takes an average of ' about XOO
feet to As tion: " • f --.'._ ii
--JMopfliTALlTY.4asome" poet has stated that
'Vie wield is full of obinv.'. Don't believe
it. If so, where is itirTian't in the beaks;
'pla i t' is the grceerbsi. ' Diiiert„chef p e r_
mean by the 'world,' old woolen igeke,Takd
brdiett shaving-cape? WOpropOse;744l
tle poet Walled on to tretuMe.',-,1, - '1 - '
-
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ME
it tin nevr.
A* to !boss wit . 4 toalistr 40! AI
or.wsi .a YoSeisis Itosibsoollo is * Isis loor
wa rt k!+ '
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ttootitt *1 — sa wawa Lk oft
of a*l triks: is Esiresi. Tir •
bat/ to ng =
as tort trots nrosoi s
Et soggsolod to do rookie so tvgotemily
of I* ids Aro** Lis ocaputios' is tog wit
two.
"What** thai solar?" iseadolty hajoirei
she Yeah**. ,
'We are approse — biag . a tows; ail the
Ntlgliebrase„ "They have he emewasseis
rioting eV's* ten mites biriiiiitbey get toe.
sution, or else the tube would tea by it
beton the bell could be heard! Wooderfel'
Wet it? I Itir r olle you liatteet. levitated . ,
engine bells yet
"Well, yes, replied' the Yankee, "went
got bolls bat can't use that' oncost railroads.
We swam tarsal tam that the train always
keep'''. ahead of the ..acketd. Na me mist-.
ever; the sound never reaches the tillage
till after the train gets by': • - ----.-2,
"Indeed!' exclaimed the Esgliehemit.....
:tFee.trutd- the Yankewhed- to give el/
bell,. "Then we trio:rite= will - it:es, but -
they .wouldn't answer. either. I was owls
locomotive When the whistle was tried.-•,....
Wet were •goingat a tremendous rate—hur-
Timms were slowhar--and I had to hold Foy : ,
hair on. 1* gaii a two -horse wagon cros
sing the traek; about five miles ahead, said - `=
the engineer -let - the whistle on sereeettieg
like a trooper.. It'screamed awfully but it - ---
wasn't no use. ~. The iiiiit4hing I knew, I
•WU picking- ; myself out of a ixind.by_ the
roadside '
suit the fragmenti of the locomo
tive, dead hel v and broken wagons. W an d
dead engineer, ly ing beside me. I Just tbeo4
veer,
the whistle co along mixed uPwith iistneiT --_
1 frightful oath that Ileard the eneneer use 1,
when he first saw the horses. Poor fellow
he was dead before hie voice got to himl ,,
"Atter, /that we ',tried lights,. supposing ' -
thee(' wotild travel fa4ei thau sound. We
got some'so strong that the chickeus waked '',, ,
up all along the Load, supOosingit Was the - :
._-.
Morning. But , tiii-,lpcoinotive kept ahead l''' 4 ,
,of it.still,-and ail in 'the darknoss, with
1
the light close he lid it. - The inhabitantss
Il e
petitioned aides .14. ;they muff' not sleep
" li r I 1 c' i
md p I muc hl igh t
y l • h w e e u
u t
o: Ei t e b i
F t a k a 9 . ti o l 4 i
o f r- b I s e i l g thP e:::::;: u te d rit i ;; . ,
grailis - alen; the ;road with signalmen to.-
have heard that some of the cast trains beat: 7: -
the lightning fifteen I minutee' every forty ', ', N,
flities
omit l'i t e't say is that is tree—the rest , ---
I knew to he s- 801l .1 ' '4
OVIUIPOWIMID,IIII'AIItAMIDA.-A. clerk
up in Daytfin put a stop telne,_!?peration of
a burglar sec ■ style,,nagie.ar iind_ferm,
somewhat piienter. Thilintitar gad
moved a pane-of glass seventy torhes by
ten,,and, says the Dayton - Gazette, its re.
moral wage a clee - liele,sinply large enough
for - 11 - 1 entrinee,4 and he 'dim baalcone step
to look atilt befere,e4oing- in.", dust' at
!his instant Le give w! and l .4egnatied. (- -
fie found ont aM.irartb that a lit tl e • bas[
of asafetida; Weighing twelity-esven ponds..
had been droppediegna r re upon the top. of
his bead from the'..seonitstorypf the build•
int, a diStatiee of:some *enfifeet.
Stunning that the;fellow got so overpoweied --
him. that he was captured witting any dir
fietilli ! . 1 - 1
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MIND irrnl 11 1 - L _ .3/ , E -- -1 ' ...
, INGEIi r mason,
in his centres upon New England, :elates
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the following ane ote 4 - -
A Corpulent me liantin BOston was call
g;I
cal tipon; by a frie d in tbeisilf of chari ty.--.
At that dine be afes admonishing hia cleric
'for using whole 'wukfari indeed .of belven,
~.
‘, is friend tbonglit 'the eiiimunsbance arai '
ucpropitious, but to hie surprise, on listesek..
ing to the appethdthe Merchant sichearl
eve houdrek.dollars. ,- I The applicant' es'
Pra*,.his estoniiiment that any-,
4
~,,,,, .64 soipartienlar ebtort half \i• 7rafe
ihould present five hundred dollars-- to le -
eharity—but tbi'mmetiant said7.- 4 1t is by
saving half wafer and, ittendiag . inch
little thine ? duct hannow , somet , k!ig bli"
give."
,
- Tam Troo ktaitirrr . Ilolderarmstratie '-
anxious to sell hogs, and are' tartimi
depressed, and he market is dull lt-lot
of 500 'sold yes terday for December defivarr -
cry at $5,-audwa understand this is the: '
outside'sate offered- or 'November delivery .
1314.fatterkki baire declined to, f4®4,75 k, -
gross, and very dult.4—ancinnati , Price
Current. i ,-. , i -i I
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•ranx-moblrf.rt . The Dank paper eirer
lation of titillinted States at the prose A
- is °etiolated as foliose . :—W (6f4a_
leas denornineti.. , Itbin ars, seven: :
iiillione; of fi • are, fort milltone en
:doll' • teen, 'billions.; twenty ; dollaiv,.
irty-fire fifty dollars,
million.; of the enomination of one bun•-• - .. -
iired dollars and , ards,':forty•five ,
lions.: , : , ;
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Avattatita . .;—;%,‘You ca ll that gang
dtiost yon?" t , Mr /Funshavr, offpdii a
five dollar 'note 00l a Providence banes sit
the bar of one of betels- ‘OLC'yes,
plied the ittenibit, itli4gixsi,-tindonbted
ly, but, like ltando Cranston 's
e-gets swatring'nlad, it is not issnsedifess.:
iy availabia. .
RAID TIKES -tliti? At, Louis Posseterat
thus speaks . of. business ` ~~ n that 'dry :--,We
feel dewu-beerted - quite nick et
i
hint: Don't ash the 4oasosiihy, but .g 6.
to4he levee to4laY .'and you will at Op
understand ltho-olUssi ef oar despotdein
e'•-idle steuzahokite, 93••balls-V 1 W 0 44 401.1
levee, and 'rthe oppressive aikw
tailing, are: eloquent :, - thool ,
ehmli-i - ot deep:aye hal
jai bills do Wi 'V toiv',
'els eirrenet ii c ' -
el
Tho Oa wa
Illinowitheat la I le
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