II
111
i;
Frz'm
THE CO S T 1
_ ,Duriis t 1
qpint the fo
Government
the B~lti
IF DK
Sint
lowing s
and rew
T. Ain't IW tII 1 and,es.
- of the Vrer4ury's rep
2. Post] 01Ec' charges .1
3; p O5 el ci s provide(
eiti !.
--, last ess 011
kggreglte. . -
1 1. 1 hat_dutti is all go
D etnocrific'Maws it
insinnpeitney and di
our renders, before I
such, an Oggregate?
Ire I shoired that
the one fiscil year,,ll
fellowing.stitos, viz:
Specific-4unit in balls ti
Less asfidienCies.sB,9l,
indefinitel slims
rerrannedt approprinti
Former appropriation§
pace eppropriati rk.
'- • ii, ---:
A ger'te for service for 'rs '5B-.,
.• Theis 1
] without 711 wino b
f<
4 ' I 1
cy, the itiipropriatio s for 'Ol
second yCarleiceed by'about 1
expendititresrof thefist fiscal
Lo'o9,ooollnearly of t e defici
From bati to worse ith a
-.Kel - ministration try to shit
from Iterselres to Congress;
pay, makes he appropriatidn. ,
we•spen, what they ;grant. , -,
Why
, of course Oongressmakes the' ap-
proprin ons, and its must make the eppro
;
priation which the incompetent and iiishon
eel„men, of the Administnition require to
esiirYnti the %remittent, or else stop ter
-lain pas of the AdMinistretion; and the
. .• - ( (
expea , are so large because Democrats
(tie in office , and are incompetent to dis-
Charge their duties with ecpoomy and hon.
-eisty- - 1 \ - -ilt, honest Men—unlike the Sec- -
tarY of i ll War, and able meld—unlike the
- Secreiniy of the Tre i nsury .nd of the Post
Office Department, I thelkoveiument would
• tot an, ought not cost mord than half what
it.'noW costs. Filiniore adlitinistered it, for
about li l y/. - ! . I
!, But rt is'not true that Corigress has forc
ed appropriations an 4- exp4nditures on the
Oriventment. On the contrxry theGovern
lnent [wiled morethen Congress gave.
Mr. Illuchanan lade' the Kansas and
Vtalil wars withoui the .ori?ers and against
- thri.pF4'est of Congress.
'O .
nglreis
.did not , make IMr. Buchanan
Opend 19,00,0b0 more thin Congress bad
authoriCeti him!, to I spend; yet.;- such were
deficiencies” pr i ovided - ,or his extrava
nce,
g a ' I -
.. Congrers did - 00 A
loan idfil $40,000,00
' of iniciestl to •the es
. :. Congreßn did not
:cast of 'collecting tin
099,000. 1
, If
; Congrfra did ni
building o ten slooi
;.:Congre I did not
lumaltd b ingnandei
the rvilia "----whictl
s i t
ilisererontiry plundl
- *ant i cunt.
-,------- , --k--------i
tto. tho hfr band if!
'mere c , lecrtion of the
(-Joe year -
9 . ?ngiele gate hin3. • . l
LOEB 1,7 . n
Mr. Bwininan asked!
iidps.&c....-
".-748 n'
011
penditur s. . ,i I 1:
4 eral l '. Ilbu lhat -i!
o r I I' !• I j
'Admlnis ration. •11-"! il , I •
;is :given them; b t ince+pete - ney "and dis- . 1 . 1 .
honeity, favoriti m. and peculation so per- titrtling?—,
vadelfb present nit-thej late_Administra- lint byl the
, e of three!
tionsi tat the eiern ent must stop if
these, e ornious errand s are not complied ick of,tbe
; . , . ,
• wi.h. I its get. tog
. . • '
• . !While millions are usk d for soldiers and I `-'•-.- " T i
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' ehiPtg there h not aiword i(1 about a ripple I ;, . ll
, . harbor, river cr 'like in the United States,' p.. AIIA IFITY, , NEIMASKAI TERBITORY;
1, AIIGITST 2§, 1858.—Since - ply last letter,
in any of the estimates.. :And the Demo.
any i-to ih, Pres i , Governor RiciardSon, of ylii
ere ea in the Hopse. 'refused not Drily any
, as resigned Lis pos4, the iestg.
appr ptiatious for, these Oat and beneficent
.obje ts,' but they also riused all- appropri
i
nation however. not to take e ff ect until. the
first-day of, January 1859. If, hid-teen bo r
atii+
1 s fpr the great fortification system,
which rotects tile; great seats of our corn- Ped that
. G•rernor R. would not 4ve resign?
' . merdial wealth, gnu thep give only 8600,-
1
eti' l icion, fail he not only hadj,l,he elements
~of, ' ppularity, but being a / Western Wan; ,
.. 000,1 in tead of t e reasottable appropriation
-.of l o ,9 I,ooo'es imated for . ! knew better the wanti of our People !than'
lly. frlls to the jot of Terr ! torial GoV-i
. Ntw 'suppose t e Government : had gotten getiera
, ~. _
i. -- .1111 asked from Congrese; and that Con- ern " ' ' ' / 1 I ~,,
grips had added a reasonable amount for -)4'ho his successor in office will ;Pe is'
matter tal7 m u c h talked ofanii of ccinsid
• the protection of our ; lake and river core-i.. a I
: meiie, i what wail' the expenses of the ' erable interest-to us. The 'mines of the
GOCetntnent has 4 ain - oult i ed to? -- laplicants ai . e legion, Penns leant i t . is said I
. , I
WitY ' Hei l l,l for coll i peting e atom's -42,000,000 ' st , i t s /11;7 best chance, in the person of
-.a Foitirtfications..l... ...-.1 1,269,00015am,,e1 Nl. Black, of Pittsburg. one of our
' For 'three iteglinenis, at_the rate of I pktshit Associate Justices .Hi Correll on
.
existing army . -- - 1 -3,000,000 I (I , indelbf the Press. 1 , i I
For rivers and harbors '' 1. 1,500,000/ '' ' - i • - I , 1
4;7,7611, „,.„., I S TEEN'TFL CONGIOISSIONAI I ; ; DISTRICT.
' An 4 tie have ..... 1 •
`l'b is
. at to say—so far is it. from,heing t i,
' —We learn-from the Harisbnr ! Telerap , 'li
at the ehnferees of ibis distri . tiafter mar
I,
that
• true Congress - even this Democratic 109 'b allots without effect eg a choice,
' Copgress—forc4 expenditures op / the Pres- adj o urned t ' iElg i on Thursday to mee On the 16th
ident, the President asked for nearly 87, President Buchanan di his hest to
009,000 beyond what Congressgave, im -1
secure there-nomination of '. ART., and
And adding _to !what he z did ask only 81,' a messenger from Washin 'ton to' influ
-spo,oei) for the protection ' of onfrivers and. en:.; the conferees in their *cho ee. Befoie
barbor6, whiCh he had' noright to omit and
.adj i b i ttnaing, the conferees from lPerry, cone
wbjch he' grimly/negle cted his duty ;y
i greed to rescind the resolution formerly
omitting, and we are to have a scale of ex
:agreed u t e° l 4 the ' e°nferees , fromiPerY
Peniiitures astounding ti l e behold.
and York counties, throwing the claim of
" The figurea:ard et bent. . Cumberland county entirely
ide This ''
A9untly appropriaied ye5r'68.9.508X4,210 55 eo ni *dert4 a greit triumph b ' tie frie nds .
st
Same embed and not granted 6;200,00000
• Rgabotiable allowance fur rivers of Dr. Attl, and it stems that he exertions
I"aud harbers-1........1............. 1,600,000 00 4 ? Ole President mtiv still 's,eOure his Own.
__.: II I ----_ 'nation 4-FTsts. Gai;ette. '
vbeteceet for year 1868 9 $106,664,20164 ''' ' '
/Defieleziey on Buchanan scale-- 8,000,000 00
icital—....—....- .---........5114,654,201`54
1
And that awn represent a Democrat's
Ideas of an economical Administration. -
1
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1110
.YETZEL 1.44 SHIP 131.1iLDING.—The Scien-1
tific American says that on account of the
riperior dnitability s and electrici;
ti of steel over iroa, ships of steersre now
Ming tamatitacted; maarare in course of
oenstruetinn - in Engliod The first steel
vt.ssel ever built was the -small steamer
lau , the
fur Livingston's'Expedition up the
74,mbesi river, in Africa. TLe Rainbow her
u built. a-yew! of 140 tone, for 4.'..0t r:b•
40re Patriot: Aug 2
:OCIULTC RULERS
3k*ar r. - Midi:man
~ !onsitteting, the
Earl
rieitiis: •
• the tieretary
'574,063,458 80
1..14,000,000 00
the .
rding
- .ftted i
I.rL, •••••r:
for by
.78,91 . 3,181 71
$37,876,178 71
consumed by
.art wasted by
ie, pal
,
. s. r
f[ltoo est
• ,
an
, Lich of
coneepi ion* of
ropriatioos for
onoted to the
the ap
51-9 a
i587,ne , 7,762 7 8
154 ; 931 48
3,382.237 22
t;.:.6,815.224 48
..16,386.588 85
19,415,520 00
provei'
',73130
ME
!.$98,854.201 64
Qr..,etny deficien-
Ir. Bnebanan's
',51,000,000 the
year, the 139,-
iency included.
‘ngeance. The
ft the burden
Congress,they
s, and of course
force him to make a
10 and add $1,600,000.
1
penses ;x l
.
ask hi to, increase the
1 , 4 ....
revenue to , nearly ru,-
t suggest to him the
.s-of•wai. A
proposi the Scandal s
red in t4e eivilisathylef
merles gratuitous — and
t• - of the Triter/ r jr to a
ax e sited for the
. Duch
Onto,
...$5,600,000
.... 8,600.000
/
.. *2,000,000
MI
$1,931,000
6G*2,000
$1,269,000
asked, or five new regi- 1
liar arm . Congress re
:aie hi only two regi
rs for ighteen months.
l i aid; hit i t for the pxoteo
'pense of Texas.
- samplis of the mode in
s responsible for the ex
/ link O x imgress is too lib
rno e culpation ft,r the
They ':'ill spend all that
" PM lINTifED STATES D: V
I
t It , 1
• t • , .
,lit: J nuts fledpath lias betrita t
• ? t•• , • ~., , 2
portraits- 7 m itsa— . o f stmory of i j
ma t ikibikpolitiotans of Kansas; in.'
ithes c .off ilate,elatMeratie U. S. i - ,
1 v
torney astf ! alltirs: - •
"Mr. Kaybei, an ignorant and e t
(ifneliari man hardly ever seen ,
having been effectually used as. a t t
military rapacity, was appointed U.
...,
trict AttOrney, a position ho" re tai
the 4y rhia i death. One instanci,
aptitttdel,, r suc h a post may be l'
. 1 .r.
as a !pt., *men r f pernoeratic apw,
to priti:n in{ Kansas. At Tee
nne day r after vainly ,endeavor'
thick.; guttural': accents, to open a J.
s`exclaimed : ' Mine—'journ—pl
~ , •
mew.; ,
",Gentlemen," said Judge Cato,
jaurnl the case, aslyeu willnotice
United States s drunk." !
Very good fnr judge Cab. "I.
ill
the ease,llLs you will notice that re.'
S t ate isldrunl," sure enough! W I
ter 40100 can beldevised for the
meut :of anChw representative' ofd 't
ernment4-wbat, better excuse fori t 1
ident'ind the!Senate? Could one
that all the cimes committed inl
by governme n t officers, and "Coli
Kansas by= goiernasent itself, a l
attrinuted to drunkenness,.he wool
z
even that as b - ttei. than malice pi
or FOei,lconland carefully consider
inality. "Th 'Utlited States drur
the ptople rest re it to sobriety.
ing majority a ainst the administra
have fall the. virtues ot a cold bat'
it to ?ad! - I ... -
1 . i
- , &gufftaint; Very.
1
Col. Porney "pares" the Ach
rion.,—As our rei i dere are aware, (
ney has been I mahing a powerful
station lagainat the National Adi
I
tion,Lat Tarrytown, N. - Y. : Thea
, I • t
created no small ear, 'and in purse
Col. Ye ney'sl i . "line," at.tlie hem
editOria -.olunis of t'
in , ~ I
& the .1. qi , i ca mg api
"Aitp.j—W [ liei
.4.
tors ", arrytfrai, N
on t'4, eliberate e:
the impertinent calm
the New,Yorh Fiera'
sioners of the Washi
be abundantly ItudilLl
I.
An AdMinistiatiili which I am.
inconsierably, ,to elevate to I th
1
which i has !b rely abused; has n
ted to Take/in honeat difference o
the Pre at or a prescription eite
my husiness and to my-most 'nein
lions- aid I am not surprised at
whici/my remark ' s at Tarryttowt 1
ted `n that qiiartr. This ie to
lAbill calmly await the accumulal
he accnsationsof the Administrt
i l
its agents , wife , in my own way
my (7 13 ! gist m'. rwilt•prove 1
1 have wil l :ten and 'spoken' as .to the i
tiayal cif a great priociple and a
pladge,, and still [ further establish
(ice
[ and strength of the posiiio
'Press and of !myself. .3 - W. Iloa
I I]
, • 11
As 'i the ministration, thro ii
• .
Washington 1 nion bas aczepted, I
4 1 ..1
lenge, the disclosure must,proc i ee
[LAO as if they-would he ratbersii
Table of Federal ko l oe;
exyrnditures of ,the Detnoc)
let tbe reign of Buehiroan
Ily leen and fully appreBa !
nt the following table!
Vbe eiiienditurea - to be
,000,9000 a year' !
VI 500;000 a month ! ! !
81;876,009 a , week ! ! It
P.W7,895 a day ! ! .1 I
• 811,160 ,an hour I!;!
8186_a' - minute !!„
8,50 . a second
int this view, of the case 81i
ople'h money is - shelleo
or Adininistration at the ;nil ;
p•an(l .l fifty cents for evert
'Nojwooder the Nation
head aid ears in debt.
The',
ty;, 116 1
proidtip
~IJBCC
stio
WD • lIAL, LtAiILITY.--Abe
(Oho) Price. CurrentssYS:.‘Thit, agent
. ef Belt (Iran: Sr, Co., of Lon d on, England
ineri here for , the past oath, '-weinn
"delrsiandi with the intention of entering
snit agamst the d irectors of tie Ohio Life
ie
and Trutt Company with thtiew mak
ing then' individually 'loll' for the debt
°I the institntioo, and it is thou,sht'
1W
•
, of
siteeecol.
Fine white and card ahika, new style!
i l k
fOrboih men and boys, un er ! bits, and
d s gene 1 atoe
drawers! of silk, wool and cot on, glover ho
ii,ery, settle, tier, aciof fuy
u}aLiugi good'', now opened t Camagbait's
Pedtrall zl '''' '-, Ille.h 'any 11 -
. i
=
Berri ite - riable Thettoiniam—imnies
1 ' Siarmlotaraiiiiiwiects. , 1
. i .
rr ,,
A :co pp . tint of he New York Eve
ning Post c lariti
. i . from POPtlar Ridge XI.,
(1 0
under date of , ptember It saym . ',..
Yesterday ut frith' , o'clock P. 61.1 . the
atmosphere b - the auddetly filled' witirnay
ir
Tiede' of insects Of 'a type ',entirely unknATO
in this region, as far atilt can l earn. — The
phen'omenon is flown tta - have eitended ler
eral miles andaPpearsi t 4 have oceurred at
the same inome E . The iasect its tt4
ahote...,
fourth of in in bilong, and _ elesely resem - 1
e t
L
blis the - c l pmm n ant. , - I 1
But the sten st part cif the Matter (that ,
is, to ine)lremains to be Old. As aoo as
they arpe'ared,they began 'to alightupon
whatever lobjee they
?w ewe in contact ith,
and to give birti to oting insects r: dy
to:ogee, i hich in afe seconds asee ded
into the air, whip the rd
ones,tbrew them
selves into vieleint contortione which contin-
Tied until !they 1 tiiiceeed'roil in ; ridding them
sehves of their- Wiligs--effer which they ap
peared to feel much relieved.; and ran big -1
ly about Upon the rontid; as, centented,,ip-
parently, is though they had never Trlcetis
t
ed! the power '-f:flightl i In 'an by - the
in
earth was alive with thisa j fallen s*: an
gels and strewn With their lif9elis so 'gs,
wnile the tiny }new born ]progeny , hid.' ps
• L
cet f ded and were sporting in / the beams:of
the I
evening sutilt This nto i rningthe prat
insects may bit seen secreted, among the
grass, or Whatdver offcrilprotection fot; the
1 1 A ,
night, while the pew gen ration appear' dor
rriant npo the] snifaCe fewaiting the wirm•
( ii
ing rays f thelrlyng s,nn. - 1 ~,
-Entomologi9l4May ht&famit
• 1
a-perpetnatiot . ifof an insect race
intervEning / Inik of the harvm.
some oneler
/
m
ing,the
t6ere
be ia•
!let .13t
.
''snet!ed
ober--
Tina
IS. Dia
neti till
of his
r t e tZen de t d s
atnao,
g, yld
l „ .e,
,Pase+r
ME
at
,'• 1 I
lajourn
lUni!ed
bat bet.
ppoint
e Goy
e Pies
believe
'Kansas
.1
I,certurg
're to ibe
regard
epense,
. ,
riotenmt-
Id" let
rows:ro.
n will
I, Give
/
-Buchanan
nest Ira-
l 01. FPr
demo).
i
~ inistra-
Hon.
Hon. ,jud iFink - f .11ndson county
' 1 t
_
New Jeri-ey,. Membr] of the Cincinnati
Convention,'and one' who advocated the
nomination ;o I,3rich nig, has written a
letter—provoked the eio by the Hddson
county dinuocrate--‘ titling himself right
1 t.
with fellow dem Ocrats 41 reg a rd' `tot V re
election of Wertendylie la Leco l mpton man
to Coogess. fie -"iebi himself r ght"l
by proclaimin !‘th.i . t. the course of the All-1,
' iiinistmion ( &which if was, step by step) ,
I I
, 6
sustained by t at gentieman) in its en eav l
ors to force.t e dbeencepon constitution on,
1 the pstriotic Pepple of / Kansas, has been
from theLbeginntng regarded loy me a un
derriocratic,tyrannicaled suicidal. I se
deign!, as think IGO it has not be
Would, in my kiielon,, have roved be
aorimatison, the : , most eiidly blow evil
flirted in! this 6,o;untry upon the great'
dui:motel, principle of po pular sOverei
lin largesriense-,--t e i right_of the
to govern theinielvell- -
I ' j, •
, A greater --
trair
/
antef
b of/ihe
7 mor i n•
f .
io p
from
id Of
n
would
, J 1
ted, not ,
le power ,
/it heslia
opinion
ding to
iate reia..
!be spirit
I•tve crea
sate that
)
ron or,kii
ion and
and in
1 thai 1
rOB9 be
! soletno
51
,
the; iiis
of the
NEY.7
11 '
Ipel ;the
l i the Ail-
L*ity 'an :the sin of
1 II I •
I , 1
';The Richinond;Wh gisaj.s:l
"The election' , of F ont, in our si core
judgement, would nut ave. ;been hilt' so
disastrous fa ate tights nd interests of the
South as bas het.° the rickless and unprin
cipled administrationtf James Bucl4nan!
!And, as din the past, , in the future , . the
,South will continue tolbe deceived by tits
democrat", he! Matter ich one of their as•
!pirsots may be elevated to the Presidency
tin 1860, or'subsequbntly." We therefor
I go :or 3 union tof tblopposition element
I %vita a.s i iew t i c) :otttirig. in the Presilentia
chair a state an andi4trioti whose antecel
dents err a su fficient guaranty for a faithfu l
and'upright administration of -the ginerol r
meat._ Aod are sure that an averwhW
ming majoritr if the p eople lare willing in
co-oyoerate in any movement likely to effe
•so desirable a result:Pt I
SW it
'ch.
katie Or=
can be
'ed, h 9. fa
Statietice
IT Hasp' C43i.E TO "j'lltdit i -TEct .
iis
ton cori pendent of the Phille. Press
as folio s: I . 1 / 1
~to i ancastpr coupt , the dislatis
of dip npposltilA with Mr: Stevens'
atiok has crested 'hope that • a resp
eadorseinentlnii i glit belobtained ther
Democrat i c nomination for Congro
to secu re thiS, II basde heard that Pr
Bachan v. ari ha written to his con
friends in!...Laucastcrit at be! was svil
dispense with Jail end rsentent of hi
sa's policy by them, a d even to coal
the Potninatton of. aavotved anti-I
ton iDemocrat in oj.position to. Ste'
W
1 , 1 _ .
1 1 g. OM Malt.
1 ...
ST
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.., I
O 1.10 tt;s, oe t. • b; —.l.eavenworti.
dates to the 7th i si., per U. S. iltiress
Company, tolßoon,iile on the 9th, lulve
i .
bmt received; I I
--. 'jriera have bcen rece i ve d r or two coi
n.
panics of first I tavalry fron Col. Sumner.
The
cointnamil; under -Major Emery,'will
proCeld to Fort ArbUckle. • I,'
The Municipal election - was.beld, yester
day,, and g4e4 - exci,teMent prevailed, *no
1 serious distiltbanceloeCurrod. Lampton B.
Den Man, State'Fir+l ermicrat„was elected!
by 'about two hundred; majority;' Lyman;
80944 Reptiblican sad Know Nothing, end
Adam Fishier RePuNlican bolter 'were the,
opposing candid:loBJ,
f i
, The Salt take ail arrived in twenty ,
1 one days. ,The m rmons were orderly and
the' government o fficials were attending to
theiribusine+. Asisoon as the Associate
Judges arrive the trials for treason will b
comthenceitl No arrests have Yet 'been,
nnide. Thellndiang were very troublesome
about -the city;\and have already killed Sev'•
eral iMornions. \OlO family was Massatred
1
while moving So tb. Dr. Forney, India
agent, has went nt'aMong the tribes, fo
the purpose in king treaties with them
and had tbtis far it:en enecesifnl.," Engin ;
eera l were out locatingA6 four poets oc the
western division iil.a mail route.; '
• Itil ' '
, Yr
, A4cia lilyKott* GaAvti..l ... le . New Yori
c '
rening P?st of be 8d says, "It is' a nf.
ariablelrt w 9 by of i notth that there i l l%
nt at thin tine, Single bushel of grain on
shipboard for either Liverpo34'‘Glasgow dr
tondon, Incir a siiigle barrel of ffour, with
tile; exception of a lot 'of 1,200 hbLs. on
bbard ship to emir for London on Bat*
and so fir 311 . 'wel have boon able to I ,
;there is not a sin gle , bushel of grainin rb
cesi of shipment) to either port, Inor 4-
r :t4.11
I !of flour, nor any provisions One ting
bblilard.)inless priiate engage uts
vs been Made hi.s morning." l' 1 , -1
I I /
je,_r i l and
sinty,Kautue
ietha.
S is drilVest'
DEE
.
111le
WM.
.
COUNTY TICKET.
/, ' :.,1.--.. • i
t cOriORESs. ' 1
IVCIA STEWART, 1
1 1
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( I AS SLY: i
t o
JO
JOSEPH', H. C ILFON, Beaver
'.;!.3IESI!D. 13 YS()N, Lawrenc
1 I
/ tOtrry e ionssiolifE
WILLIAM SIMODES, Makin.
' 11; -- A 'Ton. ,
JANES I 'Ho I SON, Frankfo
i ll
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lEN.lrjao RING, News
1 ii• 1 (
TRU TEE OF) ACADE'
- 4N0.13.. it G, Beaver, 4, 7'
DAVID S. 31 RQUlS,Freedw
DAVID.''' RAA EY, Beaver, ;1
111
c li j ea — cif
We ar author?j I
tba County Cornba l l
ing of the roe;
Court Ouse nal
A full a tends,
ing pm) a comp is
1 1
Imbrie, obn6ti l l ,
Jas Elli tt, M.ll'
Ml i
Weyand, Bann
M I T. Kennedy,
•
Bradford 1 John
I, • ,
LA
GrnAPrl i
Hinabit, r of. Hanv
ed[us w4li a. eln P t
point of l
Ida at o,
in an }
1,11
equalled
desire
tolco ' nfeat
'
will please; lnri
y
take great 'pie:tali
• I I 1
nal,..Tiii; EA I
mite Setninaiy 1
next, th:2l34tb.io
will' con bide o
1 ,
neaday evening f 4
i
award- of Dlplor
Graduating 'Chu
plaee. I , I
1 1 'l. - 7 L
DEATII 014 Di
widely knk
'3 i„ivi
I " Ftl ' 1 —".
1
on Friday,aat.
bl 3 ministcred,
a congregation
1
tkia place. Ilia
easily flu
ago.
, 1 1
1014 MAW
il I A
that an attempt
wek to,'r,b they
in B ri gh t en to
in Lwere di
1 , 1
;rascal, 1 i r rase
spII 1,
eedy jr Ikit.
riibberi r, have
In the 4irrouri
iar with anch
, without the
If a 4; wilt
lubject?l,
Young.
challge in
1
yood
4. In
fun ,
g ut Yj
opl
sbin
writds
action
omin
•ctable
;fora
Is, a d
I sident
dentin;
liog• in
a Kan
pent
ecam .•
ens.'
Brewer, ayike
,oivro,tweety4Wo etißilreb.
the most exteWeive
);
{' I
lONE
Ill!
;;.TAROT
"BE';
Mama rroP,
AND,
7;
Pi4iliglt.lsk.l
IN3
AL 1,
,
03
I PREM E . ,JITDGr..
Aril k.1: 11 -o,Philatlel
, 11 ~ 1
A,L C 1 plissigNi.
1 F t 4ZIER Fiiv
, , „„
- , ~
Hon.
Co. Committee
,
by, the, clas ,
ittee i to say' that
re will be tie ;
onday . next at ,
is dsirea. Th
• the Conmitte,
9 Shah
. Quip ' Stephe
1 Shrodes, A.
B. Chintiiiigho
via, jr.,
I friend 11
r township, ha
r, off Grapes,
I -
avor, we hay ,
,n
Tf, any of 'rr
e palm iiith:Blit
p the fruit, anc
in nnqog as 4
NATMN of
omturno,. on
at' t4efeimirt
uesdaY. , 9.
lowing,the Ex'
i 8 'to the mem i ,
comes off lat
=MI
~1 BLecK.- 7 —Th;'
aild useful Mifi
l 'Os.'reildence
o 4teral
each' alternatefi
soma eight jmii
&ath 'crtates I
•0ra1241 out • fi!
•
Rs Aioirr
I
Was made on ,
I
, welling of 31r. '
h p ,
i vr aship. Fortn
! I rised,; seasona I
is, compelled
bberi
t g
eS,' ' . an.
. een very fru.
, villages a
eiore, &hooves'
Lit t tiv.
6id; 1 (
SStruroj
Got
toods.
their !,1
window
po wdet:
lbge
they ar
see that thei
6rly feneif.
pepper the, v
lurking about
I
fled. ' ,
r i
1R" , Is
pittb
'Smitile
li I
79' 1 ' 1 1
bfiwhi?
I
°42
iti4 si.i
.13 relp
engagedl in
If th r i a l alio
la e !, 1
, mer foridisiro
,011 a ah ?viol
, --,. e
I.AISSAII,LT.
frgb,, a Young
ri jr.; &Albert
Eleador Heal
he g'iiot 4
l 'ted'affection •
be deed. Y
1 li .. tioit. Shit
d in. Phillips
swiss at Roe
1 fil!'e now: in
.Pri,
r y conduct, at
f ikurddr. 'I
1 II _, , _ t
• Mu
last, i
Thos:
young
:effects
looser;
have p
80n Is
former
1 I • i.
MiuraF.l.
or two
,gos A
that sedeiat l i r'
Sloan,' oflt
.
attached tro
in 4:014)
{.
thitei- IA ii•
dieettuel l --„ t4l?
1
entertzr 11 , 1
o
Tru4;.ifik" of
Fir f t
I 1
~.
while'lll o.
i)
savrini
i
the oh o, tie ,
rollii4 tiiei
and' ; - ilsi
/ 12 r 1
book a rue 4
violen i.
rai
x Do
h d 6 7 . mention
I .1
f wickly town:
v •
, • ntary,. and .
t
ek.inothet
Iher 14t,' oath) .
•I , •..,
re struggling
• •
ying'.. dangerous
•• • i
t ! i3 recovery •
n • s ato coni
••
o ~TO'rdon--em
r. Tebo fa ,.ou
[1- • ," t
r.peooproy—w
I ':be missed hie
I i •
• back,Oft ban ,
i in th . Ektore - .
died i&afe
ii 1
i ii
1 .11
ofTan
Sea t, 1 1 1
for bel
tainedi
Bri l
dam a,
z :E1 VIMTO • -
.. mit3oittnerg;-,-
r •i klin4—Were
, . of viewing t.
ii. q Bioce byl
- used by the
..
' '
watt
IC~TION.-
„
Chute
eat&
L ri ll I
IIV
-6411.1
deo, .(
is to
4 , ip, .60. Sabina,
by Rev. D. 1
Fd'CreadY
sis
A •
risrstarTb
. .
tb a majott
hive wiiely •
.
otniaate a t ie
lips
of g
loyi,
.1
Nut
1111
, We prcia me. that nearly every
titi : ,.*: lo d ci#l4l4--Belkor f- , o 3 o2 o4lilkawate
tat Ville Anniiiti Fair of the BeinViir County
Agricultural 'flcciety iii. to he het/ next
week.".—comniencing on; Wedninidili; the,
22d. If they ire ncit?lt l isirighl tins t o they
t
were apprised of it. We trtuit hal it is
1 n • 1
altogether unnecessary to make ucli of 1111
appeal to the peoplabf th e county to induce
i
them to attend this Exhilaiti 4 on. All
Should , feel it'a dut y . and a ple.alre to coo.
tribute,,-, by Presence, and encouragement,
an institution intimately , allied' with the
growth and prosperity of the cone y. After
a long, laborior4 season of toil, pt hi meet,
that the'plopte - '6f both sexcs,l and all „age's'
Should .eeme together, and- take' ft look at
the multittidinlaus objects of 'inereat that
I
will meet the gaze; I enjoy a friendly, grasp
of
,the band; indulge l'in a social Oat upon ,
the weather, ~ pcilities; ! the gain7ed crop%
the Measures , aod 'drair-batke ofi the past,
. I
and the prospects for the futnie. I The ; Fair
promises to be one of much interest: 'A.onn.
M. Kirtrawrittert, Esq., of IlittsbUrgh,
1 c 1 I
who is reputed an eloquent orator, is do.
liver the 'Annual Address.' 'The Garnet
Band, of New Castle, enjoying a , 4.ptitation
I ,
for great proficiency inonsusical'acconaplish
ments, has been engaged and - iil donbtleas
, .
contribute Ouch in imparting lie and zest
to the occasion. ' ]-*
gig
ne t
erce
;MI
!!!
EN
;-ickl
r.
yi
Lear.
man `Of
l a meet
at the
P: M.
foil cy'vr
-D;
nberger,
Smith,
. bloore,
, 13; IL
Die settion, perhaps, , may not be as
vory.ble for the exhibition of.st great vane
tyi and lavgesii.ed agricultural productions;
as could be desiredi yet there
. :can , be' no
doribt that there is an abundance ihicigiluut
the county, ,which, if broughtlit4
help but make an imposing appearance:' '
W i liat if the'productions are not Fes large as
..
in former years. Even those of ordinary .
,
size will be likely to-draw premiums this
year. -Let no one withhold an article, pol
sessing,reasonable merit, simply beffause of
a fear thakke may not be able to entire a
prize. \ 4
llloies
r. Rob't
present
hieb, in
not seen
r friends
H. they
sre shall
Ore..
We cortelndel3y exhortinibn
COME 70 THE FAIR.
. ' Fonsey's 121 finch• I ,
Let no one fail toad on the outsiie of
; to -day's paper, a synopsis of I the telling
spee,ch of John . -Forney , at ; Tarryto w n,
N. Y. The ' posuro - Which be'makes of
the treashdry and dup a liciti 1 which ' has
Marked e course of the' President , is ea).
;cola to bring the blush, of sheltie to the
,
`c . ek of. every one who aided in his elevii.
Lion.., Did it emanate from a political op
ponent, the mars of thel Dernoeracy'would
nrand it BS false. But; COMing 1 from one
Who has 'stood high in 1 the graces of, the
party, land enjoyed the closest Pers2nal and
political relations with Mr. Buebanan,” he
is prepared" to speak by the eard4 A , I - 1 '
the denunciations that may be hurled at' his
head; and , all the excuses that May be fra
med acid the subterfuges that may be em.
ployed,will not waffle° to dispel tho'conviction
which must irresistably fasten itself upon
the, public mind—that for tyranny, extrav
tigance, proscriptiveness, and ,recreancy to
the I
I previous, solemn pledges, the I Ad ininistra.
lion of kr. ,Buchanatt; 'wi:l stand "witheilt a
I parallel in the history of the poiernmeiat.
natter. Fet-
Monday
dune, and
the Wed=
.itiob,ana
re of the
the same
eminent,/
iter of / t6
Beiyiekty,
,he
b4th,.. to
l es beyond
la vor sot
,1 ..,ye re of
We , 1 aril
night last
Iti arr.'dollait
ately, Abe
ly4
miak l e a
,
attempted.
I l uent of 1' ate
neighbor
-1(1111 to b on
doors !nod t
o keep thei r
Doing ia l the
4
rolaces where
The Prospecthtening. •
g •
The prospect every day grows brighter
that , with . proper'', effort we -shall • achieve a
eigial.trieraphat the October election: In.
nearly every part of the State,'our friends
.• t ••
ar t
frenter l tng into '.the canvass rith zeal
, •
and•an an, that promises he most,- fa
vorable results. :In Philade ?hie, where,
heretofore, a seeniingly , irreconcilable
has existed between ithe American
Find Republican wings of k 3 oppo ? ition,
and -which for three ,or four, .Fears has in
lsured the. State to the Deredcrais, an ap
ilpai•entlY'tborough and satisfactory union
nov, exists. Influences that Lire their rise
• i s' • I
in, a great metropolis like Pkiladelphia,
4itl extend, W and bC felt in 'all
,qu4rtera of
the State. sWe th'erefore 'this union of
the two elements, as one,of the most prom
eigns of 'the present coteat, and • be?
!Hove ;Mit it will be potenti a l ' in rescuing
the pm Keystone from' tbei Democratic
, thraldom ,that now surrounds Tad hinds her.
I 1
,4 1
1
tilturdav
n i 4nl . ei r
sittr
y ; frotbe
iteted id re
supponi:td to
lung Smith
son, sr.' who
, nrg, ann WSS
ester. poth
.on . -411 for
d the latter
I 1
•
* I .
week
of [the; Let ,
f
hip/badlbeen ;
iriekeo itlown
deughrer-- 7
Sti}l
fell
bops
her. 4.
I Remarkable Forgetitilna4a.
Long
. before this time lastly year .
State,was literally shingled over,. and over
with ;the, different elaborate 4.d i tireses pre
pared by the DeniocratiC State' s 'Central
Committee. , Strange to say, :that althouga
,we are 'Within four weeks 'of the eleciion not
one has, yet made its appearapee l , Why
thi del a y? Is it because the',Committee is
'in doubt as to which side ; of-tite Lo ortiptou
_qtiaatioio to i take? , '.Or 'is it-because of for
gettulttess—Or from a d e sire to sing dumb,
and blink the leading issues of the dai7
place.
th ,
y, and
ihe• o
Ell
[ Friday
,toyed i
1
e left b,
, nk Of
ed in
enga
holdion
le a
tad wi
a log,
I,nt.!
flitch
• ,
GREEN. MOUNTAIN Tnurmits.-,—Glorions
Old ;Vermont, 'the Green Monntsin State,'
has Spoken in' a•vobe, londe distinet,', f and
not misunde7tood] The ißeipnbliean
.majority on Governor' is orer ASTI/leen
,Tlousand. . the Congressional
is also Republican by a l arge
Both .branehes of the ; Legilattirt
overwhelmingly—leaving sea l reeHy
spot' of penlooracy.
hours.
![
Board
rem,
!here Las
dimag
e. boro
re,tion i
I '
timer,
week'
.gh of
of tlie'
' . COturr eommenOed - oil Moti s d
It °ea .notiow aeem as thongb it SI
II v y tbropg one. . MondaY and a
of eaday' were Occupied in . 'the; '
th UM. & Staub. R. 'R. Co. ve.
oedrow. '
, 11 . I i
i,
M. ,E
i .8 DeW
,4edicat
as a
1
' Dedi,:
i •
next.
. Mitc'
ate';
ficonzi's LOT'S Boo* for Otober i i a
already at hind, and la as inico ly Hine
! tinted, and '0641 of• attractio ns for the
dad's* 28 ail. of its pretleeost ors . 1
1
1
Dem. •
again
elude
et. •
IM
t
play
..,Taro in! BE Astrmi
re
''''otir-fritinds in the, several Districts
Pr pit ting theinselvbs for the stru g,le 1 Oil
tb tiedond Tuesday' of; October Bt a ,few
i
weeka will interveae until the day of trial
is atlhand. There is evidently little ox
eitement Attending the present eau : ass, but
.that ought not to ~revert ' nal frotit going
actely to work for the purpose of ii4uing
a t Orough. azd effective organiztioU of
ent , l'orces. l ive ro l i ust,uot Stiffer ear . sefres
to 1 / misled andlieluded' by the apparent
list.l.essnes of our Democratic opponents.
W l h
Siever may be their distracti4i . tiow,
i t
we i .r,il rest pretty well assured, !Bat t by
the ime election-flay comes around,.: be
gra:
'L
a body of ihr will have forgotten
their, grievances; ad will consent to i he
unlrehed up:to the polls as usual,like laMhs
to the slaughter. They ofteii fight like Iso
many 'lt ilkinny cats,' but in the .:end are
easily whipped .into the traces: 'r I
Let us, ill* at once; take off our Cells,
roll up our I
Bleelies t iand go to work' with a
determitiation to'perfect onri organization ita
inch,a way that *el wilt be enabled , to' roll
up a rouging majority in Beaver County.
ngib; wok
Will Not Show His Hand.
The Hon. W.A. Porter woe nominated
in Wfavoti List as nits Ftethoct tale. v,.....3'0.;t.;
for Supreme Judge. And although be is
• I '
new quiitlyiperamhulating the State, doubt
fess for the purpose of smoothing down the
rugged. Places' that may e x ist here and: there
in the rjtnks of his party, be has not, Yet
even exercised; the courtesy of thanking
them for the honor of a•nomination, barren
though it s promisee to be. Nor :has he in
timatcd nblicly,l Whether he designed an
dcceiata4e or 'declination of the proffered
post ofi Standard•bearer. Neither has he
deigne443 say 'whether he approved or die:
approved of the 'State platform, or whether
he was Lecompten or Anti-Lecompton,
Douglas : . or Buchanan.. This conduct on
the part of the Judge, to' say the least, is
exceeding 1 IhabbY l -and evinces a fear and
a moral eowardice that should beget for him
!'the contempt of even his own party Mende.
arid.oll to
Er.zettow. The Election, in
'Blaine takes place this, week. book out for
some noise closely akin to - that:recently
beard in Vermont.
Tubbs will' be at his room in
Bridgqarater on Monday next:'
AGRICULTURAL!
-
Pursuant to adjOurnmen* l ' the Board- of
Managers of ';:be Beaver County Agricultu
ral Society utet at the Court House in Bea
ver, oti Tuesilly, Sept. ,7th 1858.
The%Secietary be absent , IL Bice - was
chosen, Secretary pro tam
:Members present - Messrs,: enstninnlarn
ZUKITI' ' l,arolners, Wilson, Qin:They, Reed,
(Thos.) Hawkins- and Elko..
A communication was read from John M.
Kirkpatriek, Esq., accepting the invitation
to deliyer the address at the
,approaohing
,Fair; also a communication from the 'Tool
City Cornet Band,":of New Castle, tender:
ing their services.- on the same occasinn,
with terms, &;e.',:=which were, on, motion,
accepted, and the• Corresporiding'Secretary
authorized to answer them to that effect:
ThO Treasurer was authorized to employ
a suitable boy,i whose duty it shall:be- to
guard-"the grounds of the Society. See' that
the gates thereof arc Closed, •and that no
stock be permitted to run at large therein,
until the Fair.
On motion,Jes. H. Wilson , Egg ,
lice, and A. C. Hawkins, were appointed
a committee' to superintend the deeoraiion
of Floral Hall, &c., ler the coming Falr;
and the Treasurer directed to; etpployl a
team ito procure the pine necessary for
that purpose, and'also a team.to haul whit. ;
ever water may be requirddi during tb
Fair. ]
• Ritchey Eakin, was authorized to procure
Hay,
Hay, and les C. Wilson, (Treas.) to pro
cure the Oats necessary to feed the Stock
that...may be on exhibition.
On motion, David Shumaker was ap.j
pointed Gate Keeper at the visitor's i ontlet
gate, instead of Jas. Watterhon, appointed
at last meeting, but who was heretofore 4;
Pointel no of_the JudgPs ] bf cattle.,
Adjourned 'to meet on Tuesday' next,
Sept. 14th, at 1 o'clock, .1%..M.
' • R. EAKIN, Pres.
II lie; Sec'v, pro tern
KirAt, the last meeting of the'.Board of
Managers of the BeaCer County Agricul u.
ral Society,the undersigned v:ere appointed a
Conan - Wee on Decoration and,lnstrrcted is
extend, by pnblication,lan• invitation - to the
citizens of the vicinity to meet and lend
their;aid' in decorating Floral Hall, &c., for
the sisProaehing Fair.
'e therefore respectfully Invite and ear
nestly request theladies and gentlemen of
this and neighboring villages and the , sur.
rounding country Ito meet on the Faii
grain& for `that purpose on Monday the
20th inst at 10 o'clock; A. M.
. • ,
i I . A. C. HAWKINS
RICE,
i] .10S. H. WILSON.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13.--This after•
noon', the Representatives of the principal
Railroads, and all the, press of this city en
j)yed a pleasant ride on the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad, in 'the near couch and
seat cars invented by Mr. Woodruff e
soisj- These•carp, which have beenlased on ,
many of the Western railroadafor the past i :
year, will doubtless scion be introdwied on,
the toads in this part of the eountqj
legltion
ajority.l
1 • .
ditto
"greasy
SPRINGiTELDi Sept; 13.—Judge Breeie;
of this State, publishes a letter in the Mis
souri Republican to the sabjeet fiDllactis
,Politics." He denies that be is not a can
didlita for Senat)r,, and 'also ,the assertion
that he supports Douglas; denounces all as
censpirators against the honor and integrity
of the Dotoosratio < party, tind sir he will
follow that tarty, and the lead of no oils
ma,
ay last.
Bald bs
portion
trial of
Othnie
-'The most important ar.d lucrative
situations, in the City are filled bi the ma
ny gradua' ter of tim Irop City College.—.
Pitesbul-g' Tr!te Press.
From Arie9lds sa d, NeW I co. -'.
, .
Sv. Louis, Sept. 10 —Col. Sel 1,l
not of the Post Office,Departrbent; aril e ' d hero
yesterday from Arizonia.: He reports th e
existence Of a very lawteas state of thii, g ,'
it•that, etointry,-the pistol and bos4e-lqr„
being the only la* recognised. :ln tan de.
'predations were also very frequen . 4 ) 1. •
Sayles speaks favorably of the roin t eral. re .
sources of, tho territory, but
,f.erns - i: the An.
nexations of Sonora as of the ut most` km., •
p3rtanee to their successful-developm ent
The 'Eli Paso and-Fort Yuma waoe r i ad
expedition will complete then trork ei r ry
in November. • , I •, z
The agents of the California flierlind
.
mail company met early in Augnstil west of •
the Rut Grande, and are busily engagli in
establishing. stations,- and making far/ages
meats to enter upon the' servi ce I this
month. • • . ' e 1
A new military post' will be eitibliihed
T
on the- San Pedro, in_ Arizooio, o k ee p )
the Indians in cheek: Fori B chaise'
will probably be removed to .San a Cruz
,
valley. 1 1- ,
• From New Mexico, Colonel 8a I,ei re.'
ports the difficulties'' with 'the Naisjoe In-
diens still unsettled. •G-en. Garland, nd
assured them!, that the rnurderef4f Maj.
Brooks' servant must be given.up,And.-_in
view of the pending tiouble, badordered
,rs
Col. Miles-from Fort Filmore, to 'orr N.T.,
fiance. 11Irtj. Backus' command - n!lrps ra ,;h,.
, ..........i vv.-4.k—, ‘-...-cvg, en , route for , yort
' Union, on the 27th ult.
.„, , .• , ,
,I,Judge Boone, of Philidelnlne,l, thn re:
ceritly appointe& - .-Judge for 'NeW IMegie.;•
left Independence for 'Santa Fe,oniltheAfs - tb,
inst. I I F . -
' . t '.. .;
Railroad AecidentL 1
STEUBENVILLE. Sept. 11.—Thu i err , rett
going west yesterday evening On t e. Sten ,
-het:11;01c and 'lndiana rairrodd, me witlt a
serioirs i accident 13 miles west Of ttis plitee.•
In crossing a bridge...tile express car and
rear Of the engine jumped the tilde 7 and
r• ,
knocking ont sOmt of thermain timberi; can
ed the bridge to suddeuly give way and the
baggage car and front passenger car flint
down with the bridge, ten or twe l lve! feet,
While-the rear end of the hind car remained-
on ,the abutment. The first privi l s almost
completely broken rip,' and the seats nearly if
all broken from, their fastenings in the Fear
,car. , No lives lost, but a number of wpm.
m
ge more or less injured. l ' , _ r
From Washington
WASIIMOTON - UITY,Sep. —D I
as Rainey, of New York,' has le•
ted'• the special agent, to. iccOrni
recaptured Africans and deli - te
the authorities' of Liberia
known in
,connectionenter . th the enter
establishing a line of steamers bet
United - Sta - tesand Brazil which ‘l2el
dime . to press. at the :next sessio.
gTess• • ''s•-•
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The Atlantic Cable.
TY INITY BAY, Septemoer „
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Santy . the electrician of,the Atlantic'Tele-4
graph Elation at this place, declineS to Maki
any elatement relative to the Ailatitic,Clable
for publication beyon ."-*
. g ent the Associated Pre*
that there are only temporary difficulties of
an elect ic nature, and no, reason icier
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for aoy rumor that the cable bad paged'
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SANDIISKY, - Ohio, Sept 13.--The cit 19
full-of-strangers, and the arrangementelfer
the fair are complete._ The Casinopolitan
Art Association pictures ' r are on'the
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ground. The exhibition is free tó the pub.
ho The namber of entri's, already male
is 2,000 and the fair will be the west her
held in Ohio, and the finest .exh i ibitine c(
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horses and e cattleever madd in this State.
•Ample arrangemeits, for guests , larizt made.
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, NEW .Yoit - K, Sept;'l3.—The tink state.
meat shows - a decrease in loans of $873,q00;
decrease in deposits, $450,000; (Sere - sit in
Indrawn deposits, .$1,025,000; icorenia in.
- $ll 000 ' in•circulation,
specie, , , ; increase -
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• i EASE OF. WoOL i"7ol3lo.—Wa,
have i
procured the retuins'of couiaty; audit.
ors in regard to wool growing, fiom about
one-half the - countie:9 in this Stfia, •i'llicli__.
show shout five:portent increase n thp.Tro•
duction over last year,. ‘ Taking 00,3 re
tnyas as a bas i s , we estimate an Vocrease in
round numbers- of 500.000 ilai over last year,
Only one.couniy, Knox, shoing any toe
siderable decrease:, This county listdd4,.
349 sheep less' than last .year, F niist, 170.-
shoeton, Crawford,Cuyahoga, Flur i nn,Lorsin,
, Medina, Summit, and. Warren"; sliow ° a large
increase,and fattier and more impbrUtetttnol .
growing
, counties a'small increise.--F9 Ol
Grower. • ' t
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WONDERFUL , A CIIIEVEMENT IF 'Myr x •
'—M. Gariani *ench , machipi st, has , it
said; = perfected his atrial strip,. at a cost 4
l'oo,ooo francs and rinds:Lir voyagp
giers, Africa,and back nithlt,l4ditaticeof
,fifteen ' hundred " miles from tho. start:HT,
:point. The average &peed wasiahnoit P° 6
huudred miles an hour, the ;Jorge occill•
ed eighteen hours. N. Garvapiis to Dare
the attempt from Haire to the'etty : f;Nef
York as soon as i he has furtheil tested the
character . of his invention n l'fen;
trips -l oydr .Itie Mediterranean and,its &le
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boring- pruvinees.
COMPLIMENTARY RETORT. , 4 tnewt
Mr. LinColn iv] early life; b e Commeneedi
h i s life as a grocer'—iSena l tor Dptiglas.
'The only 'difference . . betiried Judge
Douglas and myself on th'e grocery queetion
is, that while I have stood on (ind side of
the counter he has been equally attentive on
the tithes.'—Lincoln,. ,
WEIGHT' OF A MILLION IN GOV?.
, are indebted to 'a geutletnan '!fb°
worthily occupies' a prominent ',l.coithin It
the United States'Mint in' this city, fok the
following reply to the questiot-'7"What
the weight of a million of - dollars io
"The weight of one million of &Hap' of
United States currency in gold is 53,750
troy ounces." This' shakes 447'9
or nearly two toys and a quartet; reekeling
2000 tbr only to each ton. 'll
FIVE MEN DROWNED. ON LICE
- 012 - . Thursday night , of lait - Week thell4.
New Brurisiiiek foundered off PointPOW °
Lake and five of-the ninegiers o o ° 'l l
board were The rerintoing ;4 04
with no' tools besides a penknife, deticted.
a boomand a gaft and made a sort otri-,
upon which they remained five' hours, * 3
they tvere,rt - nued by a' boar!'
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