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EvArd 11.4• i a m Philadel. 2.85 P.M.
F. R• NY Tjakei.Akent^
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Dr. D. --8-tanto#,
surpon,Physician &Pension , Suitek . n,
NEW BRIGHTON, PA.
WE
4-9-40;;
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FROM 'T /MOLD
• Potais, June 15 ' 1866. •
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. - Sta-=Tha game is 'up. 'Tti ! e. Bind
of Frankfoit his - voted, by "al majority
of nine yiltes' against sOi", tl4i federal
execution agalust Prussia: Mended
by Austria on'the 11th instal
her side,- ha's
declared that she , would ca
as eneuilea that .shoild take'i
Atistria. •'"' • -
'So the:word of cousin:it'd ,
be Ansrell - : . 00 the•slaughte
the Itriabipel -of 'vfllP. -- wives'
ers prepare yout—rnournin
the greater 'glory of.l3ianiarli
barred. . '' • , •
But let the good be codiforl
is a justi , Je superior ,to that
the crimes of tlio Prussian
j
merit will not rernain,uppenil
:CLEVERNESS• OF .A.UsTR A! * . 1. 1 ' i
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The ability shown by, theViennese*
i•abinet in the ;present situation' bus,
been very great. _ It ha,. ,stfow itltifil .
nite art - jinn . patience ir,
its' treaties,:
as you ivill. see. : :It has• sue - Feuded' in,
gaining over, all the German "coned.:
eratioli, - arid:in . forcing the esbioet,,Of
trio Tuilleries. to" assume a reserved.
and most friendly atiitatude r zall this
Autitria has done. within, fifteen days.,
' -I thiiik I' need not recall to yoUt
themo'ry "that 'on the: Ist inst.. Austria
gave up all ita_riglits . in:thetielty 'of
of - Holstein; in - favor of 'An Gerraan
i )
Rend at:, Frankfertion-the : Main .arid
that •it had - further - ttonvog;ued the .
Stifles
,of Holstein "st; I tzehee - 1
Prussia;on,,learning this move of
her - friendly enemy, declared that 'the
treaties of Gasecii . and Vie nip Were
thereby violated, and General Man.
, 4 ,
tentel received' the order . - 1 oppose
tha Ineeting of the Holstein. states at
~ 1 .
I Itze 10,0 even by force of arms. 1-
- -- lewasAliought that - I.ltzehe, 'would
be the casus (will.. An Austrian bri
gade., conimanded by General VOn
Goblenz; was in possession of Alton - a
Amilizticie. - • The
. question was, wouln
. .bCallow' the Prussians to "l'arn hiin
mil• without firing a shot?) '. , -
.0n the pith of June the, ruseiaits
'entered Itzehoe, arrested-, the - uetrian
Commissionersesser, sent t e.depti .
ties to the right"t about; and the.Aus'H
trianislosid quietly .by and lonkcd on.
,The . Austrian General .d i 'd = even
more, 11e...t01d Ins soldiers that is
they could be . of I'M more se they
.
ii i eig li t; at tim !: 47P k % Met
ail
Ver.' on,
return.home by way of Ilan
the 12th inst.. . There- ward A' e/kuir
serlich white-coat left !n the'DuChies„
As the .game of . Austria Ewes • t,i)
screen himself behind the Hued, his
tactic was a. wise one It is row int.
ling, and Prussia will, .therefore ; .- Li t e
obliged .to force not only theustriao
army, which i 9 formidable,. b t Bava
ria.tt
Saxony, Hanover, and'allythe sec •
ondary States, who will knw, that
victory for 'B?sipark.will be the user,-
pation of, all Germany by I3is!mark.
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OEM
Miscelldiib
Which was really exOen ,
months agO, is considerably .
Not only is public opinion it)
aouinst, Coat 1-Esmaric, but
nct be able to reckon on ; the.p
The Democratic party, whir
months ago 'committed the
backing - the violent Tq lie )
haughty Premier, have no
out, their mistake. Ilundre(
titiona have been. sent to t.
praying ho Will maintirrs pe4
most every day the troops al
out to repress the
,mobs NW.
or for work. - -
is certain that:the Kai -
Chamber of Deputies, which
ly- to be elected.; is still -n.or
than the preceding one to t
of Bismark, and we. should
surprised to hear that a revolL
taken 'place in - Berlin, and tl
the Premier and all the pad
'herzollern have. been senh,,to
aborly
r Dtcannot be doubted that ti
' firat„shot has - been• fired, A.le,
triotisra will shoW; itself i
glory. - But. .-
WIiAT•iVILVIIICANCE - 4)
TO , this question, whi:th his been in
everybody's month for th © ~ last six
weeks; an answer, was given on the
12th inst., by the Sphynx of ,he' Tuit 7
teries, to a letter written to t e
ter of Statte,Monsieur Rattier, and
which was read in the Gorki Pgislatt,f,
or Legislative -body, to titunders of
applause.
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r THIS IMPERIAL MESSA
Is as usual a riddle, and ts way
binding comme tonjours. 13 says to
11.-Droura de Lhuys, "if the confer.
ence had.been held, you were to have
declated in - my name ' that 1' rejected
all ideaof territorial aggrandizemeht
as long, as the balance of Po%trerin
Ff uropo should ,omain anbro;cen."
The message of the Eihperor,,7.vhich
iti - rtr vapors will bring yOu in extensit,
though Of a - pacitie, charac,er, does
not premise that France_will not en.
ter tbalists, should the -wo k begun
in`ltily be in any' way inter opted*,
The Imperial speeeb ,may se ball?d
paciflitc - - belliecse , , 041 we sav
Fiance—in chair in poisson, • itafique,
insitie-raisin.- - I ,
'PRE CORPS LZOISLATI
As flail& before; receivod tb
al
,uviitage with trine& a"411
was slisinclined to buvo 133 ±"pretier4
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TITI
quoition:deba
Fame and,lito
=I
ed. down Wa
feer'2 words ;lb,
tetTatir.g to
I,ent:moment:
WAR. POPULAR N AIIIIITN - AND ,ITAiit.
;...
.A war whi;.i, .:: lisare in Prillibilt
. or
Frande arid .13 gland,is owever* seen
With . dellght is Austria tind Italy.: In
Vieentr,veagece to Prassia, is vowed
front / the :pal ea to, the hovel. In.
Florenee,tbe e v is. AiertOat : recksee
in 7.
Death to:the "erad. IThe Italians
are:prepared t meet:every sacrifice to
get rid. of the rcuigSr-ar_id the -pneot.
a
- The 1 eac does fiat. ty, and . the Boar, ..
boas are, , tali ng i!i.vatitage : of,, the
movement to ise i tileiti beads, _
Tile' Itaiian Gotiinment is , taking
the,,m6st- Vigo Otaa ateastral. to creel.
the.part!zans of , thegil,on 'house, and,
almost iecalls' i lie reign lot .t!irror -iiv
France. The jangeip3's , are lull ) (if
prisoners,"an,d even th,el convents and
barraeke , are nined in ,o - prisonii 'foi
,eor.spirators. _ -H - .
t: •
formally
eider all
art-wlth
will now
`y—sound
Ind - moth
tor
• theltb.
ed; there
al4n 7 - 7 .
govern.
:heck.
•Garibaldi ha
of c N , f irera. •
bandri of-volun
as if bitipten'd ,
the, Tyroi.. N'
sue the
.The , eh olera
at Nantes and
seems to resist
medical men;
Ai.!vices fro
mach fsver rei .
now on the bor
tonk - pl'ace a fe
the Ptiri,‘.,,,rail
whO was found
datonatory bat
eh - nil:le to thos
This, is , whispe
canard. .
It was yebte l
Emperor Maxi
throwing up
Diexieo , hut • w
confirmation
bonds are now
at 349.
will take 'plat:
Tho knOwing o
it breiik ont, - it
less indeed the
put hie finger:
PAR! z
..TW%"• 6
greilt tiosit# to
kind with the
hanging over o
Thetis *ore
ago -at the' Elys
just bon ros.to
a residence-for 1
The Empero
to the - Grauo
who la' !Atte*
talking of the
the gurdeni lit
whirh , tient. i
brune'ies of ti.
Used to! elude t
taking his eon'
Rossi, the, g
is still within ;
sensation, in •
Other Shaks'p
shortly . leave. t
and the United!
Poor Batty, 4
bit by the lion: .
the wound infra
1., S—Who
, -
my letter, I ' h
diapateh, whiff;
munietited. • T
that- the Pit
any more atter
entered into St
tarily certain
an enemy ou
i eoMpetent . in
1 that after thre
may bc'maste
nt tWo
,hanged.
Europe
ho will
'russians.
eh a few
fault of
of the
toned
of
pe—
Jo King,
ice. Al=
yre culled
elarn
ter, or
is sboil-
hostile,
he policy
navAr, be
tiOn` has
toch
Ali of Ho
the right
when the
rman pa
n all ;its
RE:
=MI
l ed;•- , The
e. Thera
they
nt.iho ma'
• -
,e coantr
at lag
e
`sera and
• d rAteeki
HOg
orte oa w
's
t Rotter
all tt.;,6
I Italy - in orm ne that
riS anloll,;St tho irlope
era of the_Po. '
BTANT A. REST'
v,
v.days al o, t.t one of
ay statiqs, ..of a man
to be ea: 'plug several
a in his ov i ereoat pocket
Mode use of by Orsini. -
- ed, but seems to bo a
AN 1.11
~
i . day - reported, that the
'rnilian had decideOlpon
he" Ipiperial erown '7 OS
`, are ri . :.'i yet without
the Am ie. Mexican
37; thoy 'ore ipaued
THE UNI,V
I4AL EX
with or
108 afylri
•'ill not"
Czar'eh
the pie.
AMUSES(
t#ke
;sword c
r heads.
AT TU ELYSEES.
GRAND FE
coat doings a lew days
ee Ecourbo, which hai'
'Ad on aand scalo.ae
thi3 Prince gr Imperial.
• gsvp a ilpleudid fete
uchess,Al4ty of Russia,
to him. All Paris is
airy•like 4ppearanee of
up by theld4lectric light,
.s rays through the
beautifuli trees which
le first Etitperor while
eat Ita li
,116 has.
MEM
=WM
s fora to
, States
Ivhb was t o Other day
I is - atilt s 'Tering 4rom
eted 'on hi .
1 on the pint of closing
:vo .reeei.ed al priVato
has not et been com
is diipat h anisounees
ssians, wi, host paying
tion to' tl o Diet, have
xony and occupy mili
efiles diffi ult to drive
of. Thiel) who are
lilitaty, atters assert
: battles he Austrians
as of Berl n.
0!MI
LE 4eAsz
A REMARKA
bia,is usually,
nicated from , t'
the glands at t
of a mbid deg! ,
man at Maniy
day with'very I
drophobia, phi
with the disco
cat. Ile Was a!
smith, whole
.Nforrie streets
the shop wile]
some three ' ‘
sprang at him
meet in Ws let
1
and the poor h
the oecerrence
eight of water
'
spasms.. Ile s
ony until Sun
mercifully guy
adelphiq Anteri
! iiferred ti
e`saliva
Ib root
1 - IThere:
nk who
iolent-sy.t ptoms of hp
hud be- r, inotAlatod
1
,0 from ho• bite of a
n uppront cc to a black.
shop is t Fi‘ont
.and
There was a eat. -in
n he we t to open iti
eeks a , o. The cat
and ma o her teeth
1 1
. • The , Ound healed,
y halal 'est forgotten .
On Su arday, at the
he wit seized with
iffured unutterable ag
[Ay s.n'oon, wuen, death
o hita a elease.—Pkii-
A. ,
Herald is .responaible
ing : Mr. John Heffiet•
,ted Suptrittendeot of
hoofs il this county
a appear d before the
endent t 4 he examined
t )
S fcr the ositinn. • We
1 med the according to
West Po nt is situated
and ' acdording' to his
1
al .faeltsOn fought the
°Owls' during the
..Of cou e, Superin—
i _refused to issue the
I him.
Tin Carl!ele
for the folio
floger was cle
our .comioon
because he w.
LAW week
State Saperinl
as to his fitnel
have been.info,
hie geograph
in Kentnekyd
history - Gene
battle of. Ne'
Mexican wUr.
teodent Cobu
commiasion to
MEM
,vesm,
MI
:fore both' IL
were cosigh=:
*ed to say! 'a
tars most
•
at - . the . press
g
piblican; diincribei.t .:: is .1.. A - l it,t.ibi
meeting as 144*g1 : . - 44-7)( Ondeltstin
tOreet frfn :thilo','Fitell'"thattl.i'•incit Of
eistiPertields 'attn . ' ntrol the
Ad
. - sII- 'Oka - I
prOciedinga,,atut- -;the, a tone of
apprims(' of - 00144ttlnidleirt.:-iglhe.;
1
ranee' tti'l:aii) tects% t'l4ts i sitieU't, and
supPOrt Isf .'the';' , ters' l l4dertszc
ely T i s sir: I''Th in • f r a ii4Pidiertt I
drove - the:Cope fro iheilebiti hottee;l
aid then, after b , g' - several I patais
otic ' - speeehee,lidopth!! ow
..the 'folling
.;
I „ .
etnpbatieriiainblottliind resoltitiona: •
", • Wailails,t This ii t•Cohveiition nf I
snhliers, Leaped togelher .tc•-.!'isadore
our' Prestdc,nt, -Andritiw '.T.nhnson. an 4
annul the.,steticisis_ of*, raw {,!) suldiers
of this confit:y,,Wligin tit delegates that
misrepr4sented - It' r , a 'disunion'(!)
Corventionzit4'itt nrgi on the 541
of June, laat; 1 , 1 4 4040V3, '1,,,
~ ~..
l e
. ik, Bo /red, That snort, heartily np.
pr6yo of l theliate end met* to our,
ConbtitutiStfoubmi 4l_l)p jOint reso-
Intj,on.ofthoib hOn* -- - e - f.:Congress tp
the snretial 'Slated Viiifit r sii i . appinial;
so thatirt ihp•sidngtigile 'of our .Preei-'
t
denir- 1 51,hibisoitint 1,,s ih_',thia disor
dered state ancl,•we
.1.13 ,seeking ' fIOCU.
I ity,.lot its "fix the , iindations
,nt the
Govern Mont on ' therki pleb' t oter..
nal jthattee, which , 11. , endure for all
time." I• ' I
'I 44"
left his Island
1 ' 2 '
rantaing - his,
(r
t, would sewn'
ng hustria,
, erdorti soon
IN
I ;etli of Spain,
,
.turi, where it
.
ono of *the
ilite
Resolved, That n
tore, ,ilangisagef out
Presiden---
t"Only .. l men sbiiil - rule
the- Republic, and. Ahpiiiid =take
a back futit. We *tt..not Itbose who
brought !all this,•Misery ttpori us to
control °Cr destanie4 t4t all the glo.
tio
flow. victories won by; anti:noble art
mies go for ring, : 4no the battle
fields sown Witk - 4 _ bodies .matle.
memorable in varb.7 : I .
pia
.Resolved, tluit ' . *hinge of our
President-"a•triit , ceased to be
a citizen, land lt. j tttog the rebellion
has become b. publiCh enemy Be
forfeited' [his right4b , trate with loYal
men when he' ren. - ed -bit citizen.
ship and Sought , ' .litroy our Gov..
ernmeni. I Before-/. '`•
r repenting reb
els can bq trust !i; - .ebohld bring,
forth fruits of re =,,-- 4 , 0 6 117 . 1
.quolve4 The ,;,,,,:' , ik, .sorry
--_--- ,- - •
of ipperbeade, in preferer.Ce to Gen.
John W. 1 Geary; the ''Hero, of Wan
.
batchie," and that. we :k‘cOte as we
th,
IBITION
(without war.'
that should
At long—un•
old wish la
uv.♦ • a
ure or - .any
.Damocles
Resolved, That we endorse, . pr,
ings of . the Sordiers'. Convention held
in Waynesburg; on the /di of . June,
1866,-and that .we. ratify, thelresolut ions
passed of 'the Union State Convention
held WO "National Union of the Boys
in Bhte," at 'Pittsburg on the sth inst.
RiAsolved, That We have no l respect for
a soldier. Whose conscience will not per
mit hint tol sit in convention With citizen,
soldiers irrespective of Party.
—There is.- the light ring , in. - the
foregoing i.c.solutions t It is the'Aem
, per ot - the soldier. frankly ,expressed.
' Will the' Copperheads continue to,
claim the boys ; in blue as,stipporting
Clymer, after snob a demonstration?
t
n - ttagediaii,
made, quite a
amlet) and
IN. o He - will
1 r in England
The Pop 's Loart
The Pope, has. called for Ia - twenty •
years' loan, araOunting,to $t2,000,000,
at five percent. intereet, paYablesemi
annaally.jon the Ist of April and Ist of
October. Tho ; American Tiortien'. of
this issue amounts to $4.Q09,000, and
the first 9oupeaS wilrfail dap April Ist,
1867. The bolds are payable to soir
ee, are of five hundred, frances, or one
huadred gold) ancl \ thelcou•
pons are Made payable in Otris, .New
York, Philadelphia and New Orleans,'
at the currant rate of exchange. The
bonds are offered at sixty-six 4tents on
the dollar •in gold, and willlyield; ever,
seven and a halt per cent s interest.—
The bonds are _neatly executed 2,in
Italian on one side•and Ftench on'the
other;ana unde:r the seal of the Pope.
The agent. for Americais , Mr. Robert
Murphy. He is, at present iq :Now
York= making direct . appeals to the
Catholic clergy 'of the 13010.1 States.l
Wand Canada,. and' :for _the r few days,'
which he has rthus far occupied in
bri nging l i this map before the American.
public hey Las been quite. successfal. •
Virhattrer'inay be the result. of 'pros.
ont complications in Eur9o6,it it confi
dently at:eetteZl that, the Catholics. of
this country, as well as those of the
rest of the worid, will freely come to
the aid of the Pope. . '
HydroWlo •
be commu•.
ecreted• from
•
the teeth of
Was a young
ied op Sun
a TOE DEM,6CIDIT6 ' 11Se the' , game
amottht of vituperation in' regard to
the Siildiet te Convention which assern;
bled in. Pittsburgh on theil. : 6,
that theyldid with regard to, kivitig the
soldiers a vote •vittle in the Sertfiett. It,
le the same old bile The soldiers have
been their deadly enemies: whenever
they have been at a tesp44S l 3lo3
tance. I Tbe 'Rebels and:-Peintrerats
agree most, siugutarly, .
• I -
Nor many years' ago. t h e town of
Galena, Illinois, contained in - a single
street, the business signs of six prom
inent citizens, who have sitioe become
emint the , public service. They
--
areßrigadier ) General J. 'A. Msithy.
Major General A. .I.J, L Cheat4in, Major'
General John A. Eawlir.gis, the Eon.
Elihn A. '
,rWashburne - MajOr General
John 'E. Smith; and Lienteint Getter!?
al U. S. Granti ' i
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MIII
:liigi#rteiit of 61NkoitOs'auJisizis.4
" •
+~TS='IPAL"OP 'Ali OLD litOIDINT.
• r , . • - — if •.. 1 r i
4t,'!,hif ',Union - Slitto -ConYfyition t or'
, 1 - ses it resolution -. 4 , aki'licioteci ,bY ike=-
elaniation• declaring' tilat'the leader's
aid eindidates of the DeniiiiiciatiAa/izi
CoPPerbeal 4artY stood
,arraigned!,
before the peOple of • PennsylYida 'for
. 660st/intik obstructing
. the .efforts of
• , 1 ~
die Constituticitial Authorities to main.. ‘
tern' the life of the'rinitiOn. • • 'No . t e' . now ,
rePeat 'thi' •Odunta' in thA ladietritunt"
.
ttet - preferred; 'di , 'declaring 'that'ia•
l
. 1 1_ .
Copperhiapt liiiderti did liiiii- , : , . -
"i 3 '.' "ti+i 'eh passions „ l'
yin a, ng .. e, of their
ignorant followers against ;be 'legally
elected officers of- the' Federal - Gov
arntribnC,Arid refraining. from all re..
preach. against treason orarmed trait.
ors. , • ••
_.
By', firoeuring: a 'decision froin the
.D.Jmorrati•O judges ' . •of -• • buil Supreme
Courts,- denying the right-of the Goe..il
err anent. to the tervices.of•the •citizens
or' this State, for the defence of ,the
fuiperilleci country ' 2 ' b•-• ' _
By discos tens:from i7olun
-
teering i nto .th e . armies of the -Union ;
thus rendering it necessary : to succumb
to' treason, pr .to pay large - bounties
end se burdening ev•in•-yrrd, town.
ship and borough it. )the ; 'tate' witl
debt to fill the ranks of :ours armies:
• fit opposing the etilist.ment• of; ne•
groee - for . our ',defense, alt6ougli one
white' man less Was require& for every
black One 'who : could be enlisted, and
this at the very moinent Whadthe bat. I
tie or 'Gettysburg was raging on the
soil of,' Pennsylvania, and that devi..
14
8 battle was unceitain. .•
By denying to our soldiers the right
to vote wh j i a fighting for tire flag of
onr fatherw,on the plea that such rights
were not allowed by our ponstitution,
and by opposing an amendment,Which.
removed their objections and relieved
Ourbrave„lioldiprs from'tbis disability.
By exaggerating the public indebt
edness, denying the public credit, and
teaching ,that the. financial ri.sources
Of the north. wore unequal to the sups
preaSion of the rebellion. .• . •
By a shameful opposition "".to. inne
urea for extenditg relief to the fami
lies-of Union soldiers,' and by a;malig-,
dant effort by these Means to secure
the success of ,the rebels in the field,
arAoch a protraetibn of thel war as
would exhaust. the natiOniid its effo_rt
to, sutatup their friend!. -. • '• ' -
... n .. 11 :.'cV - ;': - ra7:ibik - o - ft
.
the relsase - of leading trai
frowning down• all attempts t
..to pusistunent the fiende_who
our soldierei and.. by assurin
ihat r neither' in ,person 'or p
,ahall they be punished for heir
• , 'And, if anything Were 'war,
complete their infarnyovi3 hAy
their 'determined - opposition
labor, and to a tariff. which, -1
would make labor .profitable 1
Letting the'wotking-men of PI
Varna from British cOninet.itio
' largely increase the revenue
to the maintenance of the pa '
and credit.
roceed-
Let tbia indictment be kept
the people of. our 'State.rtz.
are as - inning to -day .as they
year. ago, and in their, name
again Win a great victory.-
tin Editor Sold.
it hi said that editors ba.ve-ft-pecu
liar way ; of prying kto cther eople's
business, and we •are' comp , lied, to
confess to a sell. While in bieago,
we bad ti, desire-to see,Joliet, nd got
on the' cars for thlit purpose:-:kassing;
throngb the middle car. we ei".4lld see
no VACaRt seat, and, were' obliged ,t 4:!,
put up * ; with' a part of one, witia
feifow passenger near the sto e..! e
was apparently about thirty ciirsliff
age, and had a large soldiers ..b . itinlsSt'
thrown i offer his shoulders. i On the
opposite stdesat a stout,rubuetfelloW,
with dark ihair, tirid:quick, int4iligefit
_eyes, who turned t - upon tik forlia l
moment„and seem - 1 ! 'to read ottr vejlv
ttioughte, then awl back .uPon ins
, I, ,ins
''seat; and forget the past and; future
in' what appeared to be a sodnd sleeP
We then turned to our .ricighber ald,
asked how jar he was going doWn t.te
road. He replied: " 1
,"To Joliet.
"Have' you any friends therel" , II
. "No; out I have some strong recoti
inendation from a prominent Man to
Chiintgo.Y .l ' , , i 11
, i.Ah!",we exclaimed;."from vihoml"
"Recorder Van , Buren." i , 1;
4, lndeedt giaci to bear it," we 'co 7
tinned 4 ,Wisbing to find some frien
at Jeliet, you, perhaps, wilt be of se ~.
vice." - • •
."4-uything I can do for you, I, will 1 ,
he replied, with a quiet strafe. We
Cid not, like'that'smile. • '
. ii ? I
'I "Hew Jong dO you intend io vernal
at Pinot?" ivelnervously asked.l•
"Well, the recorder, taking, k
coneideratio • my youth. 8011 i tpi3 fo'
n
two yeare'and a half to learn the lap'
idary's, tradi, and as you are;lie t
.those . prying Yankees, "pokin yard;
nese i ll:it° everybody's busin-es-g,Aarici yard;
Iyou, I had• got • your . just. deserts yoi.i.
would bane been there long agc l i" '
Tito:sheriff woke from feigned sleep
and ,buret into a roar of laughter, ib
which be was joined by,t.ilei oth rpm,
Isengers.• -We wale front oar Mint
?posture; cast °fie bewilflcrede on
the fantilcirirainai,thet at the arieg
Pasaengers,and, like a Sweet pp . euecn
vat isbad from the scene: :j ~
. 1 1
l i Yr
IM
• r . T I , , •
,1.1 . 1,
.
1-
-
The Ckicid Old en in England.
•••• A pretty Olin gilt - dwelling; With'
her widowed mother near the village
of WYobtnbe, loved and - wee beloved
by ,
-'a 1 ybOng - farmer, whciiie 'Croft ad . —
joined her itrotht4eit fittle field. The
young_ yid, happy ! pair lonked forward,
to tbeiwiadinek at'po distant date,Wheii'
one :evil', 'daY—a kiiy,i tin, of titadeli
1 storm and.-', raiu T t e e eagle • et
'I• 'hi ' i o o'
mothiere , door....livealiby saitor; , who
I placed 's money bags Yid -' elation : in'
'mother',
rivalrY_ gainst the youth and Inlaid*:
beitity. b,l - the •. fOcstaprgin. ".. 'Tiles
Justice Parr. an aged it d' ; unrjgbi.nnzi
BINIZi ' holpid,sceo .61e. Ruth - item:dog
iti his wiheatfielct and resolved to win
:
herb) hie wife. "1:-• I' . '... -:' ."
''
T.he inother;:toMpted, 04 - golden
PrtisPeeil tient the. old Pula' to-49r
daughter,who wii i ti simple:eartiestnesu
told idni. :: the star , of, • her lore for the young ' farmer, and besought him to
think of her no piitii,e, - ,,Tbia would
have melted many
,a h r eart;' it bardn4
his;l
ed his ; poriderin in his winked
brain,lihatehed'a scheme of revenge.
Half 11
1 31 is of witithersft in the :town
)
turnip; l adrift so' Cunningly. 'upon the
ME
_,...g a.„.19111
bieezar !of -- gossifi, tbrit I, :limo. knew
whetice.ithey came; began ,to make the
timid tiale. , 1 1, :, ; 4 '
‘Atliill fell ill with'S pining disease,
and tbe maiden' wraknowly to have
sat long.hpiire by the i)ed ortlib flush
ed, and. teseing.. ufferer, sanibir.g, its
',fever' anjAholirig lite fry lips with a
'grateful jacid. This at i onetwas ground
for suspicion -- ;
_for M oat - Childish ail:-'
ments 1 were, then ligndrantly ascribed
'to Witehelaft; ;Su Spicibil became cer-,
tain - truihen a witch-finder—notlthe
infamous' HopkinS .who flourished a
year or! , two later, *r f t- ft wretch . el l
similar king, brocight *raft
the 'village
and fed! with a !good round sum by " I
the , relentless juetictdiscovered in 1
the &mar indubitable arks of witch
craft. ' 1 '. .' • '
He said there was something so.
perhuman in her
l beacity. (Had she
been.a•bag of eig ty he would have
drawn Abe same c,nnulbsion from her,
ugliness) She bad a mole on the left,
cheek. Her, mother kept a cat, w_bieh
was known' to wand er i 1' abroad at
'night. tri.on these and equally /his-,
erable Preseits, 'the ,- poor girl was
i
seized and,- carried, F.l*lo4cing, 0 . the
!Witch Lake; that 4he iniAt there un
dergo the _usual, !ordeal. ,
- With her
*nabs 'and great otoell - tiiid together,
'She Was talcim In 104 to i the;,eentre
Of - a• pool, and fluff pit r ilessly in.
:it
.-"apta;hr-4'. shrrek or tWo, qUench-_-
~ i_a- buhbling apaeins; a7troablin* of I
and then all 'ma Stilt. -- 1 -- zzliri- 1.1.t...,..z--... i
!was pro Ted; but tif, what ,price., ~ Next
d'ily Owl white I,gariiileCti l l and whiter
face a l the dead • girl floated up amid
the Watbr lilies, lin . whose / trailing
Stalks her wet black hair-Was al! en.
twined. i The corn' 'w*ci , loose—snap
ped ,in the Straggle ;1 -but 1 alas 1 . too I
late! 1 , - I l, .. .
The equity of tragic . Segirenee would
seem to idemecti the i nstant , death of
X'arr at. her fariona lover'S bands; bat
'—ab! for the weakness of hunianity
' ' b t't .
:enthralled by sup rs 1 1 ion 7 -that very
- lover', convinced c i f her guilt by the
unanswerable reasoning of be Witch
finder; siocid ' among the crowd that
saw her committed; to the lake, Will
thanked Heaven for having delveree
hiln from wedlock , witba sorceress.
bit
OiTs, 7 l by
bring
tariled
rebels
operty
erimc.s.
ling to
e it in
lto free
bile it,
'y pro-
OnsylL
..would
r .seent j ial
'bef re
truths'
!were a
we can
. 1 • ,- '-
I Counting .all, t;h . eiri are tbtrty-sx.
States in .the Untem,.. and I the concurs,
lrence of; twenty —s'even of them in.the.
new Constitutional ,; Amendment Will
be requ isite to its .due ratification.--
Twentyione Rill doubtless .ratify as
soon as opportunity 'shall; shall; beoffered.
These are, Callfornia, Connecticut, ii-
114mi:3, Indiann, Idwa,. 'Kansas, Mame,
INlassichribet , liiiebtian., 'Mincesota,
, Nevada, Ne liarepehire, Missouri,
S ir
New York, `aio, toreon,. Pennsylva
nia, tithed° Islan'd, - Vermont,, West
`Pirginia,, : __Wiscgnsin.
Virginia,__Wiscqnsin. New Jersey
did no 4 ratify ['the Anti-Slavery
tAmendmentt. until 'be F • vote was, 40
1C tigir I neeessal.s , ';.iqd tier present ate...'
titude le e)ne of diioubt. Ot the, other
States aLfeasonab e dependence -may
be plkeed on, Aigaiisas, Maryland,
;North Carolina and,-Tennessee. Tkis
'Will intik° twenti l -fiiiei. ,If New Jer.
rsey and', Delewar nan be• added to
:hese, ate fail number I will be obtain..
--
ad,-Pittsburg Galxite. l '. .
11 1
No REPTILES . Iff 'XEWFOUNDLA2ID.— . --
,
AS natural and somewhat curious.
'feature, it is mentioned that the island
of NewtoutidlanclJ_ tbcugh, abounding
lir. game; nat infeeted with "reptiles.
captain pharlei ditearfney- writes( I n
iNcwfoundlana theiv is not n 'snake,
toad, frbg or 'retilt-ot any sort...—
There
..ts not asq I (mottle Island,
"no porcupine, mouse-cT minx; ,N , vtieres
thei aceptiOn of the porcu
pine wanting in -9a - pel Breton; Nova
Scotia, allt these'cr,eatires arefound t in
the neighboring FiroVinees- The Ar.
Jbare i is Immo hare in Newfound
!anil, but, neither in Cape Breton or
-Nova 'Scotia." One Captain Hardy
'calls attention to other deficiencies.
as visited the island, in tnitisumroer,
iand coald not: 431 p remarking th'e
i tact that firedies Were not to be seen
hero, while inNoya Sothis they swarm
edby scintillations ad
ding,beaqty.ta :013 pall of, r quietnight.
!The island is fall of bcga and swamps
f!which render itivery 'difficult,, to ao
'count fo the totsi absence of reptiles
Fos
Marie
1 .
• • '1,,:
•, .11
1 •
, -i - ..f~_ ..
1 .
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!!!
1 4818.
The RAW°
tion.
T.FEL tiONV 'tot file .11
OHN Yoa
i.Wn; Dr- it
•
Audit3r of St. .Lonie and
dent' f tbe.St.Loiiin.Rail
ny: Re pas reg'arie
businee inari sett kad'ae(
tuner _ed .-,'Swig; Si OMO.
spiritualists , began to =ins
atrange and fascinating
tber env, Col. Blood i eari,,_,
convert, and
. beeams 'President '4 1 . - Atie
Spirilnalista in : St. 14;u:iii.' 'Sci.nliffi' e,
r t
ago he becarns acquainted. with Ma
atuliollaud, ii eliarvojittit, wild Orb..
leased. to ;effect wonderful cures of die.
ease pertaining t'o women. :The _wife
of CoCilloOd, ii - Illassaabilseild laciil"
was an invalid and -lie took 'her to -
Madam Holland for. medical;:treiiii.2.,
wont. ' ,- ' . . -.' ~ 1
Some tirrie after : 3l)in
witch'of Washington aventie - ,'Polirmel,-
.11lood'a friends inviting uneasylon
count of his frequent visits to t.le
and - remonstrated with- him iLbout;
extravagant gi ft s.' of moneyi'to be,
They representeffttrat-the•wbintiq
of bud character, whose only: 'objict,
Was ko draw rponci fro'M Willi: hut tie
insisted that she was' it good . wonniiti, • "I
ar.cl iprornised to retrdnch his laVitm. -
expenditures, , rejtdily. a,diattitc
that' his Conduct, at a. husbaficityas
very wrong, and - diegticotly , pro 1 5e4 , ,,
„
to reforinb in
ut, 'the moent
into the prosencebf the encliaritkeis;h4
ierned-te 'hive no. will of his-dVi!ir,'-sitt i ii•
yielded to ker . corn in arida. li May" t
or 'a child :1 His-wile returned tr '
visit to i.fiehesta :fist 'Mummer, :and
bearing - of the conduct of !her bu'sba;tid;
called on .I"iladitaAoll . apd to.Porsitade
bar to break o ff her conr.cetien
her husbanil. The] shameletsiPaniali ,
iolOyined the virtuous wife that She )-
had a claim upon her husband 'as'ihis '
:wife, and .satiiified her that she !yea*,
actually Married to hint!
:11.Ipon Making this diScovcry,,ltirk
Brood refused to lyre with her ld:usband;
and prepikrid fo Wee tbe'nceiiiiik
steps for obtaining ; a divorce.'. '!Her
_frier.ds-disSuaded rho, hopiiig that
matters might be :I•econciledir ThCY
succeeded; in inducing the irii - dani
letieb the'citY,:hut riot until
banlinipted her victim' and Ihiah r ted
the, happinesa - Of a virtuous 'forr
!aver ; She, was- a.very .cormorikr.s, and
continually. domanded Money She,
sometimes; receiVe4 ras much its ttf,9ol)
at 'a time,- and ) was Ain unsatisfied'..i't
COi.' Bloid !also became acqnainted
tied
frame, Oki*:
to , •
On rieerinnt of these irre larittes
~Colonel ,Bfood lost • his poriition,- is -
President - of the.l{,aitroad o,)n.panit -
The 'clair'vo'yant held the . rnarrtam'f
certificate in terrorem'over ivis hena,
aii4,the fate of -a toigernifit Etta'red
in the face.' There vas no 'bopojfor
him to redeem his scluandered 'ifortane,
for if he escaped the Scylla orlironoli.
lyti l he would be sure to, ihe Wr•
on the Charybdis of Alfristiltigloao,i 7
nee. He- ; therefore Conel,tided; that' the
only codise left for hire Witslto,leave i
the country; and /start anew n Sairth`
Au erica._ Aceordiagly he • Tirocniedl
from the Meyer a leave of absence fait •
,twenty days, and on Mondayliast lett "
the city lie left !his resignationl4n.
i
the hands,Of,a friend, to be handed n ,
after, a certain _ •
Hie accoaat as Auditor is v. it , con ec ti'
All the money hesquandegcff was; ttiQ
o W .I- I.
EI.
HERE •N the sto ry of Prince CWrist-i
lan's courtship: 'Prince-Christian IS
the youth who is to' marry' Prinnise .
Helena on July sth.- Quena,„rcteriaj
at;the iriiiuguration of istlittie fo
Prince Llontort, saw a Oentleatait vApi
his ,eyes And hioking very mach
affected', and asked-. who :he
preyed to,t , !bo 'Prince, Christian' o
Fkoni that hour!
the. Queen took the'llrnost unknoWn i l ,
unnoticed,and penniletisrung Prince'
into favor; and ginat t
iy: Stowed
=him the .hands of danghter.:
howe'ver, without, the hearty'', cousent'L
of thii young Princiess heiself„ *ho ,
Minces her tatit her's nnthusjastio
ration . for? this tender-lieu : hid Prinee,i,
whil,..lkke , some hero of a fi . liry
won i.-royal ley ao appropriate.
droppetii tear, •
GOVERNOR CtUR.T . IN, I ~np poi a' te,d
Col.ii_rnucl Thonip to the ppsition
'3( Stiitl : iti!4torian, in ticeordance With,
the' act'of Isse - rnbly •of 4865'i nnthor
izing the,appointinent and apptopriti
ting fist-o,thpesand dollars to tpewink
o f
snd writing a coati - dote'
history of the Pen aby Iv ania Xteo mOti!.§
in iho serviee of, the:United §tfite's
daring the , Col. thotuali ie
entinentlY, odiiptedqo the pottorttiante
of this Wer)s, an , 4 his.gcleeticia,Wilj
give gerieralsatistaetnati.
t . ' •
T, kyr President 'his parclonedLA. T."
Blecis96,4ho for about ien months iri
the early Iriart Of the - rebellion' beeti
pied the ,positilin, Of-Assist:int - Sirrelt
Lary of War in . the late Confederate
Goverlardelt. ‘ -
•
DO pot`
,say, Femarkek_ _ .1;1,
'that Boned hi a thief but- t:
that illfia;tartutjoined mine`; *big
- J .. t try to keep 'u • " " ` 4"'
• StNNTOR LANI Of 'ItaPSEPPiS 78p01 4 1
bd danger usly ill
EN
d Mr. Brow