E=M7E!T=MM El ol I They. 11 RTZ 4164 etimgArel h gattattr 4/10Inktilat;g OANMwEl4iwilt:Jrnr*irt; CILIELIS E. BOYLE, of Fayette county • I ~1 0 ,n.h i ghUISOPPf, Y',N:l:'4l#ol/100 .y hd pvitr Who result 6f thir**6l.l44llo4tibli atiqh-took is iiiiit..WiiiKri 9 . o :::ooo l :!' : •WCW- ked '! thtiftif,pcisseSSed, afe 'ln d " sreiLtc o ,olo l kre-4 C 4 4 0 1 1 01 our vote,.and_p,generpue support of the. candidates whq were 'nominated—, We: knew, and en we tbld' our readers; 'that! ll.ollol!!l!'?iflhOetriperatie vote would! ensure a gforious victory. Bilt,.igeie, spemed.to he same dissatisfaction in.al-1 inoSt , eve7 Ward In the city. In vain' 'did'a4iirke ail to Vote 'ttcaloktit aigi ont,scratelilog. „Privatq„copslderations were allowed to rise' superior to princi ple, and, ' Detriociats (te ethed :to, ' , r,at i c•;:,6thera'iridiqed in a reckless sortof gnirrilla war&re, which resulted in reducing, us to a minority in the Common Connell, and a ' tie on joint batik ' Of The „causes which produced the feeling which • prevented our full trl thiPh'in FridaY's election we do pot consider it necessary for to spear. .I , ro, One .thing brought About the result. A combination of circumstances existed which-could not be controlled by 'party disciplloe. Fitt once the fierce Democ racy; of Danpasterturaed their weapons against each other, and the result was that we'failed to , achieve such a victory as o assuredinajority in the City entitled us to. „, While the Democrats of the different wards were either lukewarm or en gaged in quarreling the Radicals were working with wonderful energy. They never displayed the same vigor at any preceding municipal election. Yet, after doing their best they only man aged to make a gain on the general ticket of 27. Mr. tilaymakers majority only falls that much below Sharswood. Had a full Democratic vote been polled the result would have been a decided and gratifying increase in our majority. The Appeal Is then? no Appeal from the Court of Impeachment? Yes, to the judgment of the American PEOPLE. When the Senate has ended its mockery of trial and recorded`the verdict agreed upon before'the trial began, the People will take Cegtii4Mce of this case. Accusers, accused and unjust judges will be sum moned to the Bar of Public Opinion, and required to account for their con- MIA and motives. Then the lash of party discipline will droop and the frenzy of fanaticism subside, as each intelligent voter. Toodens, the, evidence in the secret 'a'his Con Science, under the responsibility of his duty to his Country and his Clod. Those who fiat ter themselves that the Impeachment Proceedings will pass from the public wind and ,fade into oblivion, will be terribly disappointed. The People will make Imptisilion for their President.— Linder the usurped rule of hissuccessor, who will hold no commission from the People, they will sternly inquire why their right Of Self-Government is sus pended. And when they probe the Conspiracy to the root, and lay bare its design and consequences, they will brand the Impeachers with the mark of Cain, and extirpate the miserable faction that has prostituted, the func tions and character of the Senate of the United States. Who Mr. Eyarts Is Mr. Evarts, who so ably defends President Johnson and so bitterly de nouutes.the iniquity of impeachment, was the chief speaker at the Republican mass meeting which was held at the Cooper I nsti lute, New York,' . ou the 10th of last OCticbor. The New York Tribune is assailing him most bitterly for the course he is now pursuing, and every smaller. Radical sheet in the country ii be barking :tibial. It is a singular fact that very few really great lawyers are left 01 the Republican party. They cannot support it without stultifying themselves. Its doctrines are so per fectly suoversine . of the Constitution, and of all law, that no honest man with a well trained intellect can fail to con demn them. A Proper Appointment ialusha A. Grow has been appointed Chairman of the Republican State Cen tral COmmiftee. That is a proper ap• paintment. He is one of the bitterest Radicals In the State, a firm believer in the propriety of extending negro equal ity to every State In the 'Union. Should the Republican party triumph at the coming Presidential election, no man who does not go to the furthest extreme of fanaticism will beable to maintain his position . in the organization. The selec tion of a man like Urow to be Chairman of the'State Catral Committee show where Itartrauft and Compbell stand. They :06 'responsible for his selet!timi. Let that be remembered. Whiskey Frauds Secretary McCullough sent a state ment to Congress the other day, from which it appears that the receipts from the tax on distilled spirits, as now col lected, amount to only one million dol lars a mouth, or twelve million dollars :t ytar. The estimate of Special Com isSioner Wells was that the Treasury would 'receive not. less than fifty million dollars during the prescmt year from this single tax.• A falling olr from the estimate of ,fully three Courths will necessarily interfere seriously with the anticipated results of the congressional policy of lowering the taxation which is so oppressing the people. That the most gigantic frauds are practiced upon the revenue by those engaged in distil ling is certain; How it is to be remedied is another question. A Case for Conservative Republicans. The Supreme Court of Louisiana, a hotly which is now composed of scally wags and carpet-baggers, has decided that a grand jury drawn under Han cock's order, is illegal, because com posed entirely of white men The same body has set free a negro murderer, who was Indicted by the white, grand jury and'convicted in the court below. That was done for the purpose of pandering to the negro vote. We would like to heti(' an honest expreadon of opinion on such, proceedings from those men in Pennsylvania who style themselves Conservative Republicans. Logan Quotes Shakspeare Iu the printed speech which Logan has filed in favor of Impeachment he quotes from Shakespeare, saying, we (die Managers) thought "if 'Lis done, „ . tlien 'tweie well it were done quickly." This e'ry'appropiiatequotation is from Macbeth when lie is About to murder Duncan: -11., was an apt quotation, and the parallel suggested would have been still mote :complete. if Logan had pro ceeded, witli .other..extracts from the same 8 9.149 ( 1PY. of, attobetb. With what entire proprlety.he might.have said; " We but teach Bloody team tlonsoChleb belie , taught retard Tull=ague Jite. Liven tor." • • • " Besides this Duucau 'lath been trio clear In 1114 great that hill vlrtuec] " Will plead like augele, truhipettongued, A galthiC the debp thihruatibh bf file taking off," THE Southern darkies are taught hy the leaders of the Radical leagues that by P,lP.illgitbei"[Orand army of the Re iMll„,bY.. voting the :Radical ticket, they will be entitled to pensions shiould they get disabled or when they get•twrold , to ' ' • ' • ' • • • kl i S g:ti'ile 9 / I: 'd6ill 4 tl44t .411 e, WaB ever eourte,d 1)y, §''tepltri ,A. Doughifi, her colored 31tesaltuaker,11ra., Keck ley to the pplitgary. ziotwitlptnuding: . - Pintas Causes the Depression in Business. Thereir n honest wysfiflaß in the tin t ell Ste to•day ois, .t suffering N. , . o effe of the policy , '.,;.1c1: th • • adi i. Congress are p . ulng.• ~ • till oad ~ assertion, but I ~.. perfect us I.le , of proof-M. -,`. , a. ..,. a privileg7d c ;era -r. " :Is e uric ea are much less valuable to-day than they I would be if peaCe and harmony pre vailed in the South. The mad attempt to establish negro_atipremwjr , in- ten States e nauip4piiic.tjl,y,que of every class 6f J nl te tt 8 tatiii bic6ities, and, if i persisted in, will inevitably lead to re pirdiritlitiig-W—TflenTe ."- : -, itioricidi'dial Secriottlef Oat , douteiryollVs waste. Thereh t li4o enterprise p,fall kinds liPS`bge , ii lc lled, n'oe wthB , 4p.F for ffiStis , trOns as tfie'etreets j ot th VeYd, there'would . have ben a OPeecl? 'OOll otlndOstti If a wise and 'bac! i'dol47 policy had been adopted . ti t y I de l ay its close. We bad it In , mit &Wits 18' ie'-' pair the ravages ,prodtiegli„brY;yeare of strife. Even the regions made desolate by the march of Invading artiiteb would ere this haVe tolossOrned as ille: r4e, . under the fostering .care of industry stimulated by wise'onactritents. , , For the purposeof maintaining their I hold on power, and of secnribg an ,op portunity for perpetually pion44ng the • public treasury, the Radicals , in Congress deliberately determined . to give the governments of the Soutlierp States into the hands of the negroes, Perhaps we could not have expe6ted them to be Influence by, the consiclekse Lions which lead so large a majority of Northern white men to votedagaftisi negro suffrage, but we had a. rAgi't'f,(4 expect them to pause before adopting,a policy which was sure to preclude midi a complete derangementof ail the busi ness interests of the nation. That thb general and great depression in business of every kind, whicb,.Pre veils throughout the North, is directly traceable to the policy which has been pursued toward the South is no longer questioned. It is everywherefreely ad mitted, except by the extreme radical papers, which are prepared to endorse every act of the leaders of their party. The masses begin to , understaiid the matter. They are sufficiently sagacious to see at a - glance, that there can be no real prosperity in our country while the South remains in the condition to which it has been reduced bylhe reek-, less action of Congress. , , • It requires no great amount of wis dom for the people to see, that every branch of northern industry must 'con tinue to suffer until the shackles are removed from the despoiled and deso lated South. Manufactures must lan guish, and the operators must be de prived of employment or compelled' to' work for low wages so long us there is no demand, or a very limited one in the best market we ever had. Our erippled commerce can never , be what it once was, while the negroes of the Sduth are employed in politics instead of beihg engaged in the cultivation of the great staples of cotton, rice, tobacco and sugar which formerly furnished the bulk of ourexports. Thereisuobranchof busi ness which is not suffering directly and seriously from the effect of the policy which the Radicals are pursuing toward the South. The people know that, 'the masses feel it, and they are preparing to apply the remedy at the coping Presidential election.' Not only do the people feel that all the best interests of the country demand the defeat of the Radical party, but every intelligent man, who is engaged in an honest ec• cupation, knows that he has a direct pecuniary interest in bringing it about. A * Chamber Trial Senate sitting as a CAUCUS, presided over by the Chief Justice gagged r ITIFe Mrs. Surrat. Dead Duck swears the jury ; two• thirds of whom take the 'oath with a mental reservation to break it. Enter Ghost, Beast, Hangman, Seces sionist, Bepudiator, House of ,Itepre sentatives, and all the people .of the United States. President brought iu in a Steel Trap. Indictment, kidnapping Stanton: Ghost cracks his whip, Beast dances, and trial proceeds. Results of the Evidence. Law don't apply. Constitution does. No offence intended. None committed. Stailtem not kidnapped. , Arguments heard. Beast howls. Ghost shake his finger. Repudiator shakes his head, but there's nothing lu it. Ban,ryman grabs at another victim. Jurors reilder their verdict. Dead Duck takes it. Guilty by a strict party vote. Results of the trial. President re moved. Wade promoted. Caucus di vides the spoils. Constitution buried. General jubilee. Bonfires at the NOrth. Negro processions at the South. Grant Dictator. Then Emperor. Repudiation or Groot The Radicals emblazoned the picture of tirant on their tickets in New Hamp shire and Connecticut, and the results were far from being encouraging. Then it was claimed that the whole West would go for him with a whirlwind of enthusiasm. Yet, when an important election took Place in the'tnetropOlis of his own State, Chicago which had been overwhelmingly radical for years re pudiated the silent smoker. This has so shaken the belief of leading radicals in Grant's popularity, that it is said there is a strong' probability that he will be thrown overboard by the politicians at Chicago in May, as unceremoniously as he was by the people in April. All that eau prevent that from being done, is the fear that a change of candidates now will be construed into a 'confession, that they have no hope of success. It is immaterial to uc what they may do in the matter. We are confident that the Democratic candidate will be elected, whether his opponent be Grant, or any one else. All that is needed to render SUCCESS certain is judicious action by the DemocratiC National Convention. Probable Acquittal or the President A special telegram to the N. Y. Her old states that Senators Fessenden and Grimes have openly announced. their intention to vote for RNOffing Presi dent Johnson. They have prepared protests against his conviction 'which will be filled and published. The greatest commotion has been excited among the Radicals, and it is now re garded as almost certain that no eon viotion can be had. Such is the latest rumor from Washington. We give it without vouching for its eutiri3 aced hoping it may be all true. Radical Decency In DeMite We publish elsewhere extracts from a debate which occurred between two • Radical members of Congke.ss on Satur day. We ought to apologise to our read ers for cumbering our columns with , such stuff ; but nu occasional exhibition of how prominent members of the party which claims all the decency conduct themselves is neceSsdry. While Wash hurtle and Ddrihelly -r tilkek'gliarded each other, the ttepriblickin 'Majority looked on' ancrlaugh'ed, hnd Speitikr Colfax - , who'is a prominent' cithilidate fOr'tlin Vice Presideney, flow of billingsgate. theantikitryl never witnessed ditlerneefui'tiif ahulfltioc on the Ilobr of Congrekat tiouSeS' are . 'With 'Melt ntj terly unviorthy' tb"aceniik positimi. It is high tithettir l ethYpSoplen to send 'a diffeY6nt itee'or 4 . lfPre's'entli 4 ' tives. ----- y THE Democratic, Legisiatuve-df 4:11110 , have 'rSsolved tl.lraPP9:Phii l Plir,tFiiiii . ti.ici64,,ip, that ,th ey . may. fill. ; vans poy,,, occasioned by, ;Mr.; Watielsqoanuitiom, Tie .Colurnbus,Jo.urziai states positively, that ,Hugh, J.l. Jossett, Jpember , of 4.110. Hguse ha oho.sext, Senator.; ; 5 . r.. t t. 111•1=1 1868. Thad fiteyenS BlaspheMy.A Thaddeus Stevens said in thereon • f hls :pee, ,on , e -achen s m rial , • • , tre. •e y b• tli.l the tray bII udas Io hp - 4,1 y b aye,i! • 45 • • 81 ukcht,.. al. asp o ex ,•ion, , 41 , , ae: •7 - • :e ,etv - Watt,. )- ` Sena of the Unite', 7 -&„ltes, and in the hearing of the wholeWnlitican people, was no more than might have been ex pected from the hardened old infidel whoe . risetiii. During all his life Thad deus Stevens has openly scoffed at the Christian religion. A few years since, while tr In: a case at a to „RinAILO qr. er pa il ' e.emiseme 9 . tYr rB 6 11:v ,0 1 04, 1 Pe evWLlng , IF ' PI pant adduced the :hi ' • . . , hie bs.,ant,hconfty , for tome , Anteater, ' !MI hadMilade , : ,3l Iv Ttf 'SieVe . ns , p.ki) 'la' 44 • 66firi j r ffl,, 1 #ti 0rP4r9A 4 199.924§, , abairp,ftitnlittle.lipsofonis of , ,the beat lawyemuha , the .;Butte; rin whose preebnceit'ettaltittei ed 1 34, .4 Mittltdi,,,,lotii‘'l 'll4 l "Pu a , Stevens a 4, 1 4k , :4- 1 -' , 94C , ia a ,well,knewe fact, and. those '7:x:he-have been • most'int,V; Met iamb' has „ -49t 1 4,g,ta,A0w , tottering on. the very verge of the grave, and suffering Nylth'i disease) ivhich 'may' prove, fatal , any lM,o„'hkg,fill4fiegs to his infidelity and mocks af i aji,`which the christian world holds sacxed. A political friend related to TVsl how the. old. wietch Met a minister 47111 41M fide.) oke, 'when he eag,:ly fug 0: ,11 1 4 6Cd: recovery, The story, 'lat.:ad to ue t was quite char acteristioof , ~t , • 'Yet thi's' the than •Wiadtri loaA seithf labdt:d thol. the SkiesiA the biganspf certaioNiiii4an.deumninations in this country.... In their eagerness to abase themselves fhe del - nand of a politiCa pariy, these professedly religious, jotir oats have lieape4 their laudations,upon Thaddeus Stevens.: It has notmattered to them that helms lived ail his frf6 utter disregard of the obligations of MO rallty, and has bc'en:an avowed infidel, and, an open sookev at the Bible and Christianity., How leading religious people reconcile such action with the professions they , make is past our corn probensien,i, Stip? Ahat some of ti:lose,,Who profess to he teachers of ma. ralitrandrellgiori in these latter days, are .freqUeutlY eaught acting very stiqing i elY •' ' • IVIJt' the dipy pausumes . . The iitancling,Arrny is maintained for the.purposoof keeping Southern whites in subjection to .nugroes, and enabling the'ltiftertti elioos'e Presi,dential ElectorS and edn'gressnwi tO govern the North. This army is , voracious, and consumes immense quantities. of food, ,plothing and TAXES. Under the last head of its supplies niltY, tie classed the following, annual trigsextorted from the people. Wholesale Dealers, at least Fifty Doi lars. - Retail Dealers, Ten Dollars. Vlidltialile 'liquor Dealer's, at least Fifty Dollars, Itetail Liquor Dealers, Ten Dollars. Horse Dealers, Ten Dollars, Livery, l3tith . ln Kee'p'ers, Ten Dollars loft, Dollars. Caul Oil• Dial We re, ..F1 fty Dollars. Hotel lteOpers, it least Ten Dollars Latino House Keepers, Ten Dollars Confaelloiieks; Ten Dollars. Agents of .411 kinds, Ton Dollars. Auctioneers, ut least Ten Dollars. Wanufadturefs; Tell Dollars. Peddlers, at leaSt, Ten Dollars. Apothecaries, Ten Dollars. Photographers, Ten Dollars. • ToliectottistS, Ten Dollars. Butcl , •o4lTen Dollars. Theatres .and. Circuses, On e , llund red . , • :jugglers, Twenty Dollars. BoWlitig AlleYs and Billiard Saloons, Ten Dollars. Lawyers, Ten Dollars. Corteeyancertl; Ten 'Pillars. Physicians, Surgeons and Dentists, Ten Dollars. Architects and Engineers, Ten Dol larA. Buiide.rs .and Contractors, Ten Dol lars. Plumbers acid Gas- ft t t ers, Ten Dol Miners, Ten Dollars. Expresuleu and Agents, Ten Dol lars. • Coffee Grinders, Otte Hundred Dol larg. Keeper.s of Stallions and Jacks, Ten Do And a variety of others " too Limner ous to .inentiou." A formidable list! When those who . are enrolled in this army of taxpayers. attend the polls at National, State and City ElectionS, they will do well to re member their .anuual contributions to the useless standing army of the United States, which costs the people ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS A YEAR. Disband the army of soldiers, and you can release the army of taxpayers who support them. How .long will the peo pie. patiently submit to pay such prices for the luxury of NEGRO RECONSTRUC TION? The , Democratic Victory In Michlean; The folloWing is the official vote of fifty cuuolies iu the late Miehiglan eleu lion Against the Negro-suffrage Consti- . Intion 103,0117 Forthi3Nogro sutlrtigeConstitutiou. t13,900' Majority agabbit the Negm suffrage Constitution i :19,417 The majority against n Prohibitory liquor law was 1f,107. In thirty-free counties the Supervisors elected in the several towns l'oiitup thus: Republinans 202 Democrats "02 Majority Ltut year in the several tow us this was the : Republicans 432 Dettiocrata 232 \lajonLy The Democrata thirty-liye counties have gained seventy towns, making a change of one hundred and forty Super visors: against the itadicahi. It really looks as if . g,lchigiawaS preparing to go noinocratiothis fall. An Eleetfon Stopped for Wnnt of Money, A few days since General Schofield announced that the election in Virginia had been postponed because all the money. .appropriated to that State for such purposes had been expended. There will be no vote on the adoption of the neyv : cPP44itAxtdpu..4th a congress makes another appropriation. :What a convenient way of doing things that is to be sure COn4enient it must be Republican party. to nave a.two, thirds-majority in both :houses of Con gress when tbeywant . .M.Oney voted to pay for.getting out the negro.vote in the 'South. Thanks to the generosity of the the.tailing ma ses'of North, there ts no lack of greenbacits. , • The taxes , which. are wruiteroM•thelaboring White men are voted '6l4iiio, after Million to support:a multitude of Yankee ad . • venturo* and pay a liuge,statiding aaprortiey. its the Soptb.. ~ H ow, look , will the people • I=3= In a New Dress , Our neighbor, thal)dify Evening Er: eleg4le,F! ill:whicb. it Tram:llll3,a very ixandsome ,appearan'oe. It has , adopted the style' of the'tic , riLtit - iNtitli,'seiOng'll4 l e4V , PlAtt , fegjil,PxeYlcr,At4Aictraeta and coals ammitionviind•itaadvortisementh liwnonparell E; irevet us'o r ; ;Wishes: loess in all legitimate-business , Under ;takings., I Baqiugata pOiltica, it is-a well . • 11 the Presld• t Be Conzleted trial of Andr ' Johnsonatlllpn y, IE3 • di r deco ed •: o . 1 Ch . a ; a 3 , co en hic dth gh • urt : : • 4 -" , : i a rou I.' a 6, „..4roulie. _JnablVi e adies display the latest novelties of dress, and either occupy their time in whispering to attentive gallants, or gaze with seem. lug interest through jeweled glasses.on the Scene which is passing on the floor below. TheqtAuts,,`)Evliiii lAtit dotigi through the long ours oroMinary de- _ . W141110 1 001 1 44P3Mt4D -1 AritO 11#1Y1haYe 4nltailtert thamseivesotoi :theigalleblesinFttto , Eforidet,i 3 WhereLtlitik aleirpitilidlstltebbq i iYeqplr4ll i 044-1 4 ' 6 th*4l: Lymp.RA MA 6. " •? ‘ i t. .cifil4o.ot:/1144eIl..)VA.s.,0eadict7rdaidti gliAtrda WaqhhurnetantliDonnelly', vim ventilated the character of es."Ortitil.i. o fi,Eatif t .4,l:„.r; 1., 111.1,1 .:*eapinne,t,lns mockery.oflaLtial pro, ifor thePresrdent, men of the most distinguished, , , FtYi*cf+, ig/4 w4eu,noue t -i f i needed , . toi-showt , to , earratmtlast Andrew Joi:lion itratncit deed.t 6'e"dfatlperei'Oiattc:n. The people rir r f? aw4re Wet laOaecutton bus. failed atterlY and i,gnorninioasly. , Theomaaseu areltilly'dorivineed 'that the- Managers )ma.nifkPfi l .'anct,t l lVY have already .prouounced the verdict of noe • guill,y , . t Yeti' the •bellef preValla thattlie clietieh rt j egidoOt the I.raited States will be convicted and removed from ,o,frice, l _T l t , ,has come to such a, pms ,in," '441 cotP,:d_ry . that two thirds, of_the Senator:a l of the United States„ . are., expected to perjure them set ties with , tholt , eyes , •Wide• open, and the tres'dn'e.eypf' gre werld,;Nr the 8 414 ..6 f NC'e*l9k 5 4 6 , 6 .4 1) 4 Rar.Y. orreiit partisan t.tvautahe. , , • .That truly is , a sad state of atrairs; Whbn the great American ResMbliclias sunk to So l o w' a ' state of mor als that . . l siigh a;:decisieu nut possiblei but almost absolutely sure; we may well ask' whether their is' a 'tfeeper' depth' cyr degradation intb. whieh'We Mayreitent 441JY 1 4bk?, reaching it is excellent. i,Bafore zany court in , this , woriii,..excePt! that ;which is new ;trying 'Willy AritlreW ,Ttihrtsoir's 4dofßa Y;'4q/i 1 , 1 4e o, B4,kety '44 Anieriatw...peopio know:that.., witerais noteven a; Radical who. doubts metVof parties'are forced' to', confest that eibept by the:. deliberate neljury. , ,of' t.,b,ese ,Who are ••Will!Presidentiohoson be cofi vieted ? We have refused' to helieVe it.: We could' iiit .convince oliFseAree that two thirds, of ,the .6enatenre.M . ,Unitett States weretwillingto go •down , to the torlilynnd to 12 toty with , thehrand qty'Wilful' , perl Upon' theii , p , ohlg:'''7e eweeTY. A-r-i34y, that we are mistaken, .1t may be that men whom different States of the Union have chosen 'to., ''represent' the& In the hiOtest , nation, are ready to .damn them., seiVek to eternal i rainy, We have find stip e . .riMples 'Of the iength to those who pitt;y can I:,oattErim,i,:ii.4o, somotiragt3.begtp believe that. honor cannot exist in their h'earts, that truth and justice have no influence Oyer them, and that, almok without eceptiou, they are ready to deliver themselves over to the Devil, if by so doing they Can secure their own advancement nod a temporary triumph for' the corrupt patty wlaos t e tocaq they have become. . . . . President Johnson may he-convicted and removed from .otlice; but the people Will allt nhw'wll,y It was done. The will feel that a most gross outrage has been ., committei. They willsee to what lengthsthe gang of des, peradoes who have control of Congress are willing to go. All' men who love their country; aud who . desire to see the rule of just And equitable laws con tinued, will feel in duty.bonnd to set the seal of condemnation on such a Party.' .They will be convinced that to permit its triumph in the coming Presi dential campaign will be to surrender the liberties for which their fathers shed their blood, and to consent to zee the beautiful fabric of free government which they established Utterly and ir retrievably ruined, The conviction of Andrew Johnsen. will 'snund the - death kindl of the VAilical' party' or Of theTte public. Whidh. Shall it be? • Readers it is for you, and fOr such as you. to say. Your vote at the October and the ,No vember elections,. must lieq) to deCide tlds most momentous :question, See to it then that your ballot is so cast that it may tell for good and not for lasting evil upon the destinies of the nation. Omnipotence, or COugress Those who advocate the Omnipotence of Congress from analogy to the British Constitution, forget anessentiatelement of the latter. Th 4 la, the Power of the Crown at will to dissolve Parliament, and recur to,the peopletor , a new elec tion of the Con:m:nab. This prerogative Pfeaerttes'the' bahinE"e! Of ativernnio?t, 'thbjcCts ts 'braittehe.4 ,tq'the'au thority,of ..Without it, the tyranny of .Parliament r Ohough limited in duration; might'beentne intolerable. Without rccOeSpOnditik:pp#e't,lniOitf President to ,appeal to , the pehude, the usurped Omnipotence .of Congress has wrought intolerable tyranny. The present Congress wai elected two yetit's ago by means of a fraud upon_the P96lde , It was elected upoma particu lar:isstre and afterwards 'Usurped art'au , fherity not delegated by the people,'nOr contemplated when ft waseleeted. The /exercise of that authority occasioned a change of 00,000• votes in the State , of New York, 25,000 in 'the State Of New jersey, 40,000 in the State of Ohio, and, changes in other States. .The principle on which Congress acted has since been condemned by every North ern State that 4as passed upnia it. Un der similar,circurnstances the CroWn of Great Britain would promptly,dissolve. Parliament, and refer the subject to the people through a new election of the House Cohan - ions. But we ,have no such relief from the, tyranny of, Con gress, because its powers are restricted by our written Constitution. And as Congress repudiates this Constitutidn, we ars'altogether reniediless, while the Constitution itself is subverted, and the co-ordinate branches . of Government prostrated. • Thus American freemen are even depieothn.'rignti . of, *Web , subjects. . Tlic;.„tkeason .WLy. The New York Tribune sneers at the conedull cesOf l iippt , . etBhrAb'nt, &it'd SAY . tt , that it le n y tol.4e'erurie r , 4 pree:., dent,, because there,: was, an,ltripeach, went in England two .hundred.• years ago, 41lieli did ndebecome alsreeedebt, and ictiS neYer 'Keties:fed.;l.t .. :for.o4Cto; Stp.t,E. t i e wiliek was the ter*: ble retribution visited by an..indignanti nation 4.1 ponthellmpdtichersioN3harko • Stuart • wader thdof Yegi'oldeS.'; s e e la . , 8 . 1 .41: '1 )-6 rtiYaltiLl-M4r/ 4 4 . :*,#af4 1 . the gr4ve,ei, a regleirlet,erho died,there in exile.. • Many perisiziedtbY the hands of theexebutiorieriniorb werefbatilshed; alninst 15,0d7OSitgliMd. , Striiiped of AiNi. l iii : *4l9. r hiw , aai l :iiftl:A „ Nvift4is. ;l,. fdrtr,„sitrault, - Arito_qbeatuity And died a 'natural rleath.in.-Englatul;despised and eadr*ittid Stretr - trae 'the f4 rP tl a. rCP /it OP t ii*VOralPl4o4o, l , 1 • 1 aa °PR . ctiAtrdeP,l r wcmagr, ..144,irepeachmaut ;was flot,repeated-d ngtdndv - An d , Nye .rventa rd the predie- , reVe'dea attadi;y 1 as ra,Y o 4e, l l l ,WeaP9lll,buri OP peecnint.of, theshavp.arii , imtift, retribution; •Iyhieh will , over take thothie eoho,ertied' in it.' ' ,„•••N .S eley Peep( vii lira tu o tethe N i rnting the rf . son for part,. mi a tn s been greatly ._ of all lionor4g a, It was formerly rega.. iihneetr(i ' md however much we difte.. from Mr. Greeley, we were always ready to concede -that he was g_overseitly_ what he Considered to be conscientious WT4I/I 11 14038,14 0 1Ga1l c ange , or else he no longer has con ,ll .A4o.ww,; A4,4laYint tkeit illtlfaneracta -oLtiteosanciatioitlwitishbourwititcYla tablishmertWinttltntiffiatm' IY. At'oh/9.ll4PFANiftfls9lll%,tr:4thel -9.4lll l P,s,:l4,s4i4l46 l .couoluoilizst , 3ifialtvyelli groundadtbeileettlablifrviEtrekilesn*:4lt rta kitivi4tubtetittaltriwfb.WittitVeq-' 4RlialliP.4cef6ttPtlitgi4 gii_pakkoh- iczeut, trakithe tatutehoirrdtaelf twbEDvlrtait&t,htiotatidt-iecktatWitildi.tAY- I .16 r b r!" li r 4 Pe l / 4 "P • atoWi li TOikk i k; ?q,joi'A i ; gki4g,tA '44 ;.. 1 ,4374,* :#446't rctr; Avail Auto, poly ; bent, to,it in the ability. , Ntrit.hdtahicitit urged' Settatarts to ttistegaia otttit'a attl'tb - idtti 'pli 1 8o'tiVettc$'1 'Oie s l Ar s ' 4 l6. 4;icif:a6'l ' SVP,Y4 l W; Whottia ; depth of 4:4scl:tees, suffictentlN lawy at)i mita ,atilatiety to mai re the 2tY• in - Gym °Pule !Pres/dent' ip *de§ afill'f*t I 9:4,:t•. ,y RiTIRf,II4PLa sfetniktoptAvElaop Saitt.hr ern', Staten: Wore •iS as allitained, whether 'fhb I ricatoCartalituflatila tirtittet •ttridfh` Ott' , prtite4t6llo4 qi'plOtq Aga;YX:,.. ' .-1 ,37.1 A . /P.4 falai- ,A ll O. Iteprer 59444i4:ds aoul tjap AtAte .14 Arlifknom, *139 g qg 't a w : 11. " 41 ' . l`V XFPIPP,tY 4driputted'tp tbtri . If, wall. o rig o r iriettoti skorr vitlVaiid ttiO"seh cawbr •tii6VrAIL tta 'Sthulide sYlekeil§i t add has boau ad Ili Idea. simeel the!trial lattL gen, ata mid& tholwo-hhirilTuittloue:vote for the' Yr et dent.couclu 'lgo al td t.wo.against 14413, Nor can thUna ba 4.4Y.9Nutttion , ho the. OFF44ition of .I. l # l ,§ona , ed rrutu IlUrtlt and ,ottilt,chxolitta,,atiould tiWeritd last:l46.M they tench, Westd4top. There 'sulk*' hiutorle justice t'eptcisetreativei of tht*D . Statel Mid Mug:4es of men 'Whom the Piesident bat eudoaverckl to 'keep out of the. iptilti t'he Union,* to ;cote fop, his 4onviction.nnd Te moyal. -:A more startling ,priipoettlon than that we never hoard of. $ Thtt Ittt idale ° lo'3 t 1 , 0:4,1".nk:'14,i'dF:4k6) I r deed ivligii 9R r aim,PPe as t lt4 Wribtrne deliberately proposes 4 . ,introduoe. new Senators; at this ,latedionri to vote "for ociivietiOn,.tvitliottetftqni'havitigli,darti a ivgttl or f4e, .acbv eon an-Y,dbooiAt tba4).guP port a party which shmws•itself to,be,scr ooropletely obrropt? • There rrtut , bo tirebloris ntu6.. change 'bt seeu,rliik del,iberatoly,propoied to, try so desperate au expedient. It looks like acquittal. • $ • $ Grant's , lntemperance. • Some Of , 'the lsUditi rof&cials in t}ie teroperlince moVqiirrit;: Rad!Oalsc4t7d4Bs)er.. - ate efforts to.shielti (len oral, Grant, from the Charge of. d•rbriken'ness ) . which has been so' ex enol rely' cirdulated' b 7 other Aclvoolle.c 6lll6 §,t 6l i4iresoP, XP;5,9•3714; Unving.tharpuablY: loVeStfgateldthe mat. tar,,wO give it lisqurdP l Wer4l.o9PinAgn General G . tatit,tkoes not now drin4—that, iileobOTEC.. The" Wm. ", Dodge, PteAlcleiit'OT the INTstioual. leinyer ance Society, than ;no btrt3 • 'Cali tie more hostile fo'ciyarytiliing approaChing. tn temperate habits 'MA pnblic man,' has'been to Washington recently.. Whllo.there, in company with tx'eneral 13etvaro,La had a tong, to tervio W with:..General: arkul4.. Mae eglaY. l ?milion straightfiWiviirtb and mgemmus• and ttiong,h lt would, not be, right to repeat all that,wits, sat d, Dodore hos reported' 'ElliOug'lT fo Us 'Eo ccin yrnee'fis that friend cititeinifiertineli noes have any cense fors anxiety as to the tem perance principles of General'Grant. , • ' - Was there ever 'a morn Ifal l ting'ptira= graph than that? defense arrs, and iropoten,t, .s"he Aclpoca4i speaks as if it. were 'perfectly conscious of uttering a falsehood. The Hon. Mr. Dodge had a long - talk with Grant! What was said are' We'veir to know, but are expected to take Mi. Dedge's word for it that Grant is,Ottright 04'the tetuperance question liat he does not new drink— r ade, is, ,any ping a10a.,- holic. 7l In the face of nll the evidence which has been furnished to the•ean tray, the comitry will hesitate soble time befor : e it takes the word ef Dodge, when so very cautiously. given. If he cannot speak more confidently, every true temperanr,e 'Matt will - be fbreekl to'beliexe t44t• - i\ti , . Dodge dde.s not fully .'belieye what be, says,-ttitit there is somethiag hiddet. lweiawa're Republicans for Negro suflrage The N. Y ,Tritruhe says; We' ought td have' mote eurPlritically stated, some days singe, 'that the late , Re' publican State. Convention Delawari3 planted the party .openly and:squarely on the righteous platform of. Equal.. Bights apd luapartial Sul4ege for pitipens,i regard less or Color. here are of coursu weak brethren there, 'as argel•,Stiiies ; hut, even if we should lese the,ireteS Of 'Sorge 'or these, the party will 'ho reallYstrcinger and its conclusive triuthph neaerr for thisds - elevation. • • •, Bye ."conclusive triumph" - the Till byne means negro ,suffrage in 'every State of the:Union, TO ,acludeve thrt regarded as the,ruissioa of the itlapubli. can party, Because , Preeident; Johnson is regarded ae'ari;ohatOle i'n sivoof that `‘coucluslvekrinMpAi'' o. 4 .nio x s removal... All. the prominent leaders of the party are fully committed to • the doctrine &f : negeo equality, and elected President e; : yery, agency,e,f.the General Governmentvill be,employed to foroe'it upon thepeopleOf the:North. Because the MasSee' "Of . med see and kuotr 'that litirbiriatiorr'df ti rant is un favoralo reeetited andel iOilz no enthusiasm. , , . Sufferln , un V . . . b - In CO, P o f '23(1 ' The Cameroo, rels o e, instant has the following announcement: We were yesterday , informed that there are about thirty, families at .the. mines in Cameron literall.g.,slaruing, to, death!, The works Lave be elese.d,fer eeyeral, weeks,. and the, linnets. haveleft . to.loo for )yorS.,, leaving their ilindibes entirely, d tante and in' a starvitig coralitlen. " . We st the ;eiti . - zens of the county' Wilt Ia medlatelY . affoiit souse rneasnti. to relieve-them,' by aFtpoint‘ in committees to solicit 'aid 'here 3ricl l tgeo where. Tho case does. sot admit of delay. Think of that !''Thirty fa>4rilies' a>atu= &ly starving to 4411,i0,;0A '' Pl4c4,* this State. The .3,adicals,are XesPnn - 4- ble for all the..sulTering , :the laboring clagses' are. entiOriug. • ' Tfrelr policy has ithPoißriAed l epe''l4i44l,;, prevented a reyjval imlustu, ju.tiao North, crushed . out , 'entarprtse ; and. if not speedily checked• will precipitate us into irretrievable ruim- tet. ho chance to rebuke their infamons- schemes fail to be well improved. ; • A • - • • The ?Rosati or taiiiait s chirientl •' - The 'Philaielphlti, P,Cdtfcii has rot= ing special telegratia ,';' ; A potential element in deterrainpg ,the retail of the' Int petit-tin:WO fa; as the.pronounced aiiyddates doriVictioir 'art concerned; has "tr9P in "the'"atii.fri among the candidates tbrtheinomihatioaith the,, Prhaideney,l at= Chieage d , ffiktift-Ai; Wede r -,NVilson4,,CalfEuci Fenton, a?* Plain .arfl indostritina in. Irer'kfiaolP uLe -449x.PAVt* th*,.B.Emetzit ,c#diEfates. ..Tne -riAppgritip ,8E • .yr,a443 axe YlOous propi . gaitioir.l the' btfrionetits'":ef' theta 'Yadbbkite,""in' rcirdei •i tch in the 'Of ; some! of these , .eorripetithra and -ta air end, to thelptej et & of a postperl nment of-the verdict in .the impeachment, trial mittil after the ,ilMqi,ing-, of, the,, Chicago Conven tam, .alleged,r have . .,atre„d, T'enton, tne ippaifign, , h'ecretrcry, of, ,gta, Tidaeurj„" asam iadnceinent for the hitter, 'tdWithotritiv fra.q.",tldagonteigrali,§rcourpc9 ebb eet'uitt4execastigtgivbf riltatiYal the President',ltidiehWadeafrtehtletdstithe' - *ill take place: , Thistliaught, holveror,'lo day., Jay. !persona tap9arentlr*elli informed; anti NAO:onglit rt9r hays ;meaner ofij talking of the ,statqa of *Senators; r that itherw is . now: 1, 19F, 8 ..Mba440.M, wat ,amlittaLot. Presideat tlian at, it ,y ; 0949. aplaa the mato, raellament rnapeachipent. _Of Morse, nothinerio.t VI hirerted - ht tho . -Oen:. Canby has i istacee , •imitlbr ,ari-' flouncing the result•ottluitilectioir-in.gotittii Carolina, ukready published i and directing , tinkt laborers diechargal ibr .vothig , tigainet , the Nvishge. pf their. eutployera be, main.. tarneil by p?blio !charily . , by , the I.9Nry Of. an; addltioiwl poor talc. and conscientious Republicans : -The point natieJr - stikinkly - fiesaed - against President Joni t the Is Co ' 81441 of the °Zell - tuition against him,—declaring that he has _ , - desolatink wea r :li m a iclig period of time when the u IlTfeY6gts oipeace,artoLlus ithiitplid,n torlieikiarktffeniandedrthat. tpacannatilca4'4intin UAW iPte fl e' didi rr -peetV oi lf 4t tinatehinitty'lthel great ibd y, •:"Hi1ifM10 , 144143111314:44023thie ,eorcipelel - 108irO, WOefaelatitsgeOgreper tea) .Tolli mired safriesAy .tbUsW ftti te rdiatldn,O 4 tibdrot . tb3 • kte A4E4:fin' tfreVaillisiihilo etnigrkieg "esiat test and,defesiteld it. l 4ll4liingutfireq.Wo-years , whictri followed -tbn nloie 10f ,th e rlwi tr i the Main accusation against Mr. .rialineore: Was. ttiaq,he,watiilßAViPs. , " t inthienzationff Ito° 44. c ni0T54 .1 441404 , r7gres .Nem, 49t . a'aidfot rEtoliggot,; w, me ickyrAttci bre.trgt(tb Ifo ion . 7 , thht the , ileoilkii*Oroktidtrit Cif, acid could not - Weigh& triistetivlttt mr-eltoin- Mont or with-tvlibere yin-the . gisveinoihnt of the BailQl6llCOngreert refused -eveni tore- Vaiveatialorfolgntial,4 Brarthern , icennbcces RtCo n gynsh r , vraPits.4 to heoognizEk thh.Pro -5114°Pa4 .Criei6u 33 Q44 Pfg(uXiged;..4s' Akio 'resi,detit' get eljikE:posi3. of ; Riving tt . te Tty h,-,'"reflingd; to 49, allYtilmg taitStcbje6t the gptiherfylleVo3t),9o4p.4OE/. teclinny • " of e' , M Was irressing.restioniticin”and- , paelficatioti , ttpon COngre*.•,..Efe inelated‘brilits neenskityv on the advantages to be derived iintn it,uncLon .L4kek.9 1111 11444 011 1 3 reatirlg on the,Governsnent ,40 . er gaßgii.ntionte,,brink il,oont. 5pe94 . 117 as, posaible, And ,dnripl all ;190 two '3Yootg - krt 'wds dohdiess, iint: the President, which was the "ohMad e't kp,re 'stbraiit/n"add"patificatioti..' Congregs op 'poked it;beettut,,4 , aid not like t he Presi tierltis., plan , of ;bringing •It abent i—juat. as the, PreSidaar. afterward Opposed. Ir•boaaufie he did not like the plan of Llongress. Both would ..114Ke favored, it both could have k 4 it 11- ;0 1 45, d 'airy of , ttiOna broad eabagb tO diiiitivroodi tiii"tr. 8. - 8:" (Lititithi Uri) , = frriate , waa room/ 40. 0 13 - ; S.;” •btittlio other- haM ell Amid (wore and "U. Widt(kri -Ls the &rim 1( Laughter.), , , , • ,I•, , r , • • The EipeakOr. (intern:Told Ur. •rDonnaltp,l ,and xeminded-.lthriltbnat his laugnagd-was beyond thehusuol. ,litoit of Parliamentaly propriety.. :, . I :. • , .. , • • i • ,; Mr. Donnelly said 'Maas sorry to.truns, 81, 3 eEt the.: Proper, llmite ,deblitei but thP .. , •U tzti, o.gpfl e. ar r P44 l .l: vi er og e il it . :4 l , i th 9, P ys t s, the . co ,ch p: lt r rer v h a f taade;lihrtapleal . r.under.ifome,feekiriry Nns drawn ihtd 4libili r cL by' tbe chargee nitide against' 'i)ersdnal character by - the' 'Vile Insinuation bontalnedlixt 'that letter 'drab T *4llO a fugltiVis , from justice; Mad , that:l l 4sd fthm Abe city •of;Ptiladelphiti undereespi • olo9s ..circumstances,. between two ,dayp. Mr..kpealtezols; , abstitate,,unquall- , 1 Opnmitigated 010041 !WEI. ut. for AO respect which'il:Asyo ; Soy xoti t ;o Ns House, X .would has stroxigerjanggage. arid tried *hit Onto tiAntattlaucharge arid thileltirkielettAi'rketh tbo , Attorney YnntisYlVarria,"Viith • whbm, Mr; •Minitielly had , studied" lda speaking in• stroligtermloof the psobitganti purity of iDotmally's)Abaraoter, - ; mid !ate,pnblion esteem: in.:which-lie is, ;held in 0 4 qoccur4tn;tYl• on to s :—X squid hete . .epeatitig the 04- range , ,a:an,,yw.bere ,' . Gotra ; atiFth;, • &lull' vtaitti of filth land liiiitinege, tale gentle man' plitek"nit'itti*tbing'Whiieh tourbris My-hohot, come'; eh/al:Meet if on its merits: ha+e gtinb tbrongb thei enticenatabagais; I . have: artalyied;tbe; en-: • tire contents ofrthe, gentleman% foul atom aPh ; amEnn, :dipped naynnanda in its :gall, 411(1.4:4v99-T-axnntadtktfillaglligesteli-trglf ments tvhich,r litstrie juice, but if ills possible:far tile gent eman fibixilltineta,. iv itb plerietri Cid se di, to britig 'anything more more die gaslingg;•then'h'e' vomited riVer lint • than lettbr; in:God'sname let It dome. • ' •••' Mlle:Speaker again interrupted Mi. Don- nelly, and reminded him that his language • was out-of order,,. • -gr.• If Japt ‘ nofiga the charges . VOncla crawl.o•ttrulltho9;aurface: in the letter, as', vermin _ crawl 'nyktbe of gonial4giri It'ut - thard,ttipne ottitit:*r-; Finnat charge thudtube Charrgdd . MYtiante.! The lot4titiolt .of , the•gentletathii fs•to out not only that I W as " a fikitive ['torn un tie% tint tharl was Withima fel:obi:tura tier, •my birth,i baptised Ignatitza ;Donnelly ;;I• am, Ignatius, Dannelly. ite-dayi qod'a helli,l ex p.e . O . P Kettgil ll .l4o•Antil, the flail of 13 4. career, n If, 5tr , 1 1 44,97 7 k1r h#, l 4 - clineei to, change: My hame, twen9 .01732 t W.O hid' takiti that of . oneral ler and . enjoy,riio'n't cif thelnrtin des' of the House;)'-;" ." •'" • " •" '' " • • Mr.: Waatibtrrnei wee understed-tri say, that them he would change Liis; name, • • • .1 -Mr, Donnelly retoriedlf labaught the 01;111w:eon would change. it it wou.ld inducement to me, ln,retain its ilutis,hetJß the meaning of that attack? It meane The gentleman has cracked his Whip . over Mc bers 'of this House, ', and has been the natural - auccesnot here of th'dAd old Slave lords rtho . tiseel: their it , hlps'here. • .. 4 Als • vaulting ambition- has ' overleaped hash-" . ..N0t nullified, to assail tag here,; to. vitu pond eus here •he going to mould-the. Dent . congress ~ an d: • beds. sailing into, :our . districts to tall. dm people whom thayshal.l select and ho they snail not select.' My 'friena. (Mr."Prine) meets in the .4eW,sP9l)etti of his' dielridt.,llie negnults tlib'grintletnan. • He is ranging the' **le vast rittifiltbetitre. Why - does ie ue. mist- • TherlY Is a' simple explanation which is given out in my dis trict,. and. ;Which' is - one of the-great 'argu ments. why, they , should send ;the :distin guished gentlarnanis brother to this House, namely, ttaktlaa:ownia Gen Aral Grant; that be qa?'re:l,l: l , , :4- -9rPiat, pocket. : be • arreral . y feels en ..his slaeolasti Che cards bf iiiitPyre; hem already fordcasting cabinets,' diapbsing 'of 'foreign missions; setting nuatriity and putting them doWn. ;We oan apply initial' the Ittigitage of Cleopatra to Mark Antony. • • WW1:: erowngi atrd eprondtei 'wad omptreg. . This he not livedirythe Safroa• 'town 'with Gen. Grant?* StMeld te',net; 'therefore, - per force, Warwick; the king-maker- , the power behind the tiardne4 !I. - never could account for , the singalardact that .he lived in the same town witil Gen. Grant, except on that, great principal 9f compensation whichinnthY outi 6 the rerited world. The town of Galena haVirigior so many years endured the gentleman,: God,Almighly.felt that nothing less thin Ulysses S. Grant Cbuld balance the account. (Laughter.) Josh Billings talking of compensation says: "It is a.question whether.the satisfaction of scratching.wAtt neit;pay a man for the pun ,istunoat or the : Itch.' , , /sktra . gent1e 0c'011q1°4€3,0,4144.3'.,44; parable, OW , pr f AMY nein ration befere the go•ning . 0r - 15.ty . . g0g • ' I' recognize biro as the greatdat,' br'aVeSt; and Wisest In tellecv of this getieratiocr.'' I cannorthink that . he , Will degenerate Into behoming puppet., i to , bet: played , by • •w - lret :held in the,..hamls :of the gentleman :from - 1 , 11 4 3 ,4 1 e,, !Or, that: ,he;: degenerate into r a kind„ ,a ,handrorgen, ,to„.be, tilted around, on the heck of, t r e,ge*leroart faun Illinois, while his Wh01 , 5 erns& sit on the' tep'ett the Mt:Chine' grinding Mandcatch itig pennies' likiY ent tr:4 of onkeyt i (Generalandeontinfabue langlrfoit)' I *curl say. to.l3lyissed S. , GrAnti , 4l it was Mn- my power to whisper anythlrigiu hie ear, 40 - take oatmeal inyithat .profamt remark , ofi Araini daVirelt,,When:be tald; .';:Yea, all ~expect to go intc , 4,holding , AA: t0.7-ne' Oat- Off, , J r cliX i• A' 14W A Inetteyjec 'el. api;hter . .): !Maud qa. bat et to - what - thht'POlitlealmannkaDacket. We ad 'Oetierist 'Grant rip' iSdltinetteitte, and of e't:Ai wit? the distinguished "gebtleirdan from allinotEi wits l With hint, •-• atild 'when General Grant was serenaded thetonitleto an from Illinois stunk hielsetadont,oftbevrin dovt end thanked the crowd, and when , they .irs b aTt.OPon bpronche together and the crew& , ur,rallc(lthe gentleman , trent rims laidhig hand upen lus heart and hoWed his profolind abknewledg,mente. The peo ple to there *gig ' In great: 'doubt' ' Whin. was Grant and which was ' WaShlstriie, and they came to the conCluskin that the quiet little gentleman , mast to the fourth:class :.politician !end ..that the pretentious,. fussy Individual was the am.. , queror, pf , Lee. (Laughter.) Old Jes se Grant, it is said, remarked, on that "'l l etiis to said,, that .Washburne thinks he 'crabs' Lysges, but he don't; own me, not by a darned sight.* . (Laughter.) Shall the two names go dowb. Intel high:Sty together, Giant end !WaShlnarne? "Why, Mr.; Speaker, the intellect of Grant , is like some of those ancient. , warehouses in , the peat cities of the older world, where floor *IOW floor, and. cellar descends below pac4ed fall to, everflowing,with the richest inerehandize. The intellect of the'gentteman Void Illinois is like same,Of tl.l6Se'Sstrlbll.4lintenti that we ace In Pen sylvania' avenue, Where the'Whdlegtock.ln trade of the nierchant is spread out In the front window, and oVer•lt 'label, "Any thing in this , windort •for!!ohig ' (Laughter.), Haig. the i"eheap , Jobn 7 of Legtelation.. an cl,_that.ha should attempt to {Rig and. aw,a,y ',Genet-AI Grant are not con sistent trobabillties. LoAl.PUndreary was oncelt Ni4 s s that a (leg.wagst his "Wlry," SAYS his 'Lordship ? , the feftion is'becteuge the' 'dog la *Haler than the tail., If it • were' Otherwise," ' 'says' that profoundithinker,..tileteil'Wetild Wrigthe doe t, (Lagghter.l , 4Eterig Was , tue instance, /gr.:Speaker where.theAgniallestkind of a ratr:teralleet!tallatterppis.,to , 'wag a "I , le.te. fonmlianttdog,„, t -„, , „ g , ciesnweluthargo et:melting away anibitiebt By that sin fell the sniplhi.•:,ol "; • Now, then, can WasbaKe hope to profit by it ? The gentl,ornatirlil take counsel ' by that pros of th mans, 4' qw Zfpao fit - .1116i•dizh ~. 4 4 41:10h'. i nty be Seely rendered,. !You cannot make estates. man out of every demagegne4' • 4peaT, Hker:"ltiemble for my country. Is it tree ' that eighty years of republicangtivertrterit bat - ea - educed. For..sculbwi that there t is i but One-hollest.Pattn. tutth.ll}/ouse —but onoLot , in all thig Sndinn?„,(Langhter.) i Does .nor voice Vitt .lAkilngout anglet , cliques and: celisbirfetes and rtfigil,.Wlllno voice be,hera.lf-thd' Rouse .thatits'tneMbehtt'tirtrall *l:nok - or kr:twee 4; 'that tliciconntry is going to ruin?' and Chei • eluding with' that ifavorite quotation - Of Ms' 'from the vast:shires othisarudition , ! • • "Shakextot thsi: ed . " . ThOn.calis't non say 411 , 111.'!" - • giyen with ri thatlllt'B a' h rash to -tli , o cloalvrdoiii; She'd the shoots raid ;Intighter , of thee Rouse?' Mr," Donnelly , then , went • on 'to 'draw. d fhb cy--. 'skatoh-of Mr..Wastiburnet as , he might tip— gar. its the Congress of the. Heavens, ad-• lug thearchangels andangele.,,how he: webld sail i s uto, thern,how.,bo would ,rent, th t t — h tse r Pti Add dSagonp i ll - r.koW t he 'Wb I 'at cit.' their nietiiica and ntr .1 1 , tuitions at them-LI:tootle Wonld economy that the 'wheels of the utiMiSe must be stop. '", toll irr , • .M3tnie too lane . grease and .. `,.. all I. yriplkialtures shoal. , . atop . , e • •.t drat,llibilwould con ''' A .CE .: gentlempti an y Up, wa - el. 'l.r• . . .in ixclAirisio The ge '11: ."... n -,'• 'ed Me it but righ 1 • "'' I ." -4 . hie! ta the bal, . , :J. ... Ate his sixteen • • o t, : .. ,_.• ..n leman over itignie .'_l ,—. , i ore has over met wi 1. is support? What original senr timent hekhe ever uttered? What thought of his has ever risen above the dead level of the dreariest platitudes? If he lay aead to r morrow in this Chamber, what heart in this body would experience one sincer: pangotte o c.f w a 4Sr! l •• IT• 14 :1 . i tror•lsqa in tled th ? He has lowered g-vVhiblesale, reckless , -, -•- ' the l2l9tioK antlgliaracter of the mem . • stanaard — oßari r ir. has fttipliil, Ediargnilitelints tbstho wit of Dan rip ;419 i r .4.4;died,jabetartee Seri the 84, , , ara pet-11,9)1w. - ,bin I r .l ,ii.o dotenee,of the oth 'con at ec intellect; 'or ileVoipt&nta ~ 0 Milli ' are,,or Ititegerty,•'.llpersenal aratte, sjv ill 'elotnpar , th•Vorablr hkini uhylihn that aver 43aVelneel the f onia daHow thii Gavetaundthr It is illestrated 43P, name that:would do, honor to imp =- WU ill 44).71010 3 .9N1CPMP.114.1 If there 6e to , *4r,4 1 / 9 1, 1 PRvlitailli e lif f vulHar Pool, OA? bwqn.,o, ,1 Ig° lo o9' 6 fPri; ° RA geVp'ntnT e m iti3O ici l y:iano pft ; tidtb*leleprons Neith s a • t—,lone`modth which' is like unto 'Weenie flint: bedstei 'giving' 'forth deadly iidori. , If , theta , be! here , one , , eharacter 'which, while blotched.• and spotted, yet -rartah ,and.ranta..and.. blackguards lake a llTtiiititityi Oft Meni:ba here one 'beld. bad: - 81 41?t:Ye 0 4 1 PIPtig 4e/nagognoil, it Is 1 4 0 gea - ' tbgnan IrOrn Illinois. Hot"tea bo Cutdobs 4 , th e sublime' ull . beatitiful Ironnolly, 'Wes bottle said ' '" If I'Were called uponr—rtnd I desire anty to say that if I, under any operation of cir• othistanocry• were °roe called upon-to maim a personal .explenation. ICI reply to a member, It would not , be to a =mbar who bed committed 4 crime hit.would not bo to a, tusmber, whp had rup away; it would not be tea, member. who Led changed his, name; 'it woold tilt be to a At:ember whose whole record' in thl.4gen*l le &oohed, with venal. IT corruptio n and ctline." Sinvalar AIM , Terirtble, Story tTantipahon.(La.l' Cqr. Gina Enquirer. I Soon after Gen, Hancock tookeorwrtiand, Gen.. Mower was ordered to Ship Island. in commando( a negro battalion. He was soon there ieineti .byi hie fainillS, one of whiob ,c l UPOter of about sevoaleen Ygars, veryluCereslingandaccomplished, Always brought hibliey,e that uegro wag as gdod "lii•lt While 'Mari ; in amorthlngs •She 'ottoman th on gilt it no harm to en eout,,e' the adsraneeS of one of the ebony rano. '1 • • • Accordingly she saw and. admired ono of the aoldiore of herfathor's command. Clan diistito3,ineetings were ha 4, trade° progress ed free; pne btep to, ,rthor, unfit , at last t he,colorecl welter. to,. recovered, ocenpylng 'the same WI ter, Where, ru t:noir-0" he had bead', for ten censeen •ttvci nights. General 'Mower ' itirrastod the ' negroi Mid . •vt ithetrt' a4trteaciid: him to , 'bir Preparations were made: immediatelp,...irrul; while the roper was Around-, his, =ink, behold the whole .negro. battalion, .bsoke out. in mutiny mad eleased .the prisoner, seized qen, ',Mower, ancl under p ain of death oar.- till'etatCf.totri:him an oat h not to ever here lift.et"trialblettuilt comrade, or oVer men - 'tldit occurrence to a living sonlatter • Which 'the 'General wee released. Subs°- . enentlyi•it wasdlecievered that these inter views • had been . kept tip Air two or thteo , month& previesa; and to add horror to .borrer,..the .daughter was discovered to be in, An interesgag..• condition, since, which .Lime the GerieraLhas brought her to the city' We can j tllge for what purpose. I do 'not fetich tertian truthfulness of the above, I give it to You 'as I received it—a rotnorL-htrt-one that is generally - believed. :Bet now for the contrast. About the time Gentirel.Sheridan was . tallied a, negro was :tried in Carrollton, Jefferson connty Louis iana, .and. convicted before the • District Quart of, rxtpeop nwhi,to girl, and tiententied le behung.. the/ senkence was slabixatted to qheri4anfoiapproyal, and Pia reply, wee: " r can tide feason Why' the sentence of 'the Ccintt should not - be executed." ' This 'was ationtthe time he took his leave, and the papers were left with Mower, who after ward. revoked , She - tidal:Vs approval and tho sentence of , the .Coort, and . ordeted the ne ,gro to be imprisonedtor ten years instead of being kiltrin...:NaPYi at that time, were the prayers ,that.. just ice, might, overtake him (Newer) ; and If the stor,y of his deligh t& be - true, Justice certainly' has followed mpeaclunciat,—Thett :lege° Equality Wendell Philips, in the "Anti-Slavery Standard," of this week, thus' projects tbe next step Convert' which the Radical party Must take: " After Impeachment, the safety and In hire of the P.eoublican party demand the embodiment into law and platform alike, ofVie principle of equal national citlien ihip—the same in Michigan as In South Carolina.' -It must be remembered tharthe administration which Gen. Grant *lll draw artaind him , and more than that, the Mild micas and, associations sure to affecthis pol igy, will not be of ate sort likely to be af fected by what "Praii.tical", men sneer at— theory, ideas, fauaticrsin. We rwet gct our man now and (farina the , fen months of - Wades adettaistration—which it is expected tett fbllow 11113 trial. tvery'slay proves the truth of this. M err et the Fes senden type,• grumblers of the Grimes tort,. well meaning politicians like Wilson, will haveitore to do with affairs than any others,. But they in their turn will bo over elaughed by, the West ; Pi:haters—um of the red Lipe school, it is trice, but of the abler sort. Grant's administration Is muchmore diverSiorr for the people In a senntaggressive•"remnifest" destiny inert' of policy, than it is to gather the tangled and brokenithrcteds of Our internal policy, and so weave them over again in , the national loorM thattheyshalleomeout a perfect web, glicwing,with beauteous oolors and instinct with the radical,. harmonies . of , LiberiYi Equality and rrternity. Let us rove one and one only rule of .Citi zenship throughout the'length and lireadili of the' land: ' • ' ' ' " Ohitago must be made to feel the pressure ot , the•neeessity•referred to. • The platform to be adopted: here =eat demand the enact ment, of equal: sunage- .Congress must be required to enact is /am that wilt accomplish this, or it must sulm4t, ars.amendmentto the Constitutio,n Otabli . shingit, Thq Smith will he there, hi the person of her 'delegates, white" arid eblhidd, to dealtire that 'without such declaration and ardetnitett Itte Re riblleans lbr hational 'ctlnVentiort "assent. bled, there will be no secaiqty for 'them or their party in the South: , ' • ' pep. bberukan wiu figtirnil.tbe:Ctuttler7 against on Unjust Conviction of /be • " ' • • • President. It is well known - that GinlertirStiertihan is indignant at the prospect' of are Unpin and partisan cow/know of the Prosidebt.— He says. that If Johrisott • Is. titljaatly 'Con victed,. he (Sherman) wtiLappeal tothe pee. plea, the United Statesagainst the finding qf tlfe,Scinikke blimelf,ifnecea axitZi t49.27. l 4illelarli,Peare; PfAIO,PE opp,oled to such L oon.ylotion,,no ,matter, ,whe ThaY' ll ° ' o,o6 .o4 l 'd = hthirerthe other Side, 'and 'Oat he Witt' agree "t - AltitriP the cOuntry'ontliequestion! Ttds'llireat , d&• livered with: the General' s acetutto ed • and well-known. vehemence of. •uninnet,'• greatly, alarmed the .Radicalii i . and there .waa a good deal of fluttering in their camp last evening in consequence, The above is from the. Washington correspondent of the:Chicago ..Times.— Thoseen gaged in this impeachmentcon spiraeyi are destined to ascertain that a more unpopular move was nevermade upon the theatre of American politics. The good Sense of. the country is not yet so dead that an outrage such• as the contemplated usurpation by Wade of theßrosidential office Will not awaken it from one extremity to the other.— CM. Enquirer, Farrow Escape of a Jan, The-Dayton (Ohio) Journal chronicles the following narrow- escape which occurred on the Dayton.and Michigan Railroad on Wed. nesday; 22d inst.: "The jury - men in the case, of Booker vs. The Dayton and Michigan Railroad, before the,Sepreme Court, had a very narrow es cape from a Coroner's jury on Wednesday afternoon. It stores that the queStion be came somewhat complicated, and it was deemed desirable for the jury to 'visit the location in litigation. 'the clever Superin tendent,. Mr.r.j. H. Weller, put a locomotive and car at the pleasn re of thejury, who were whirled up to the :gravel pit in short order. After makings critical examina tion of the ground, ke,, the party got on the train, and were " backing!' at a pretty good' rate of Speed toward the, city, when All of a sadden each partierular Bair on etteli particular bead of each' Partfcidar fury - matt was raised up by , the , stidden and terrific toot-tooting.of the 'engine -a. signal of the tnotd,,imnlinent. and deadly danger! A minute, mere and—all .W/38. calm and lovely as a majestic, day, But. the, presence of a loco Motive elm feet ft op the car they were Suggested unpleaaant sensations. The fact was that the ea teas train going north came within a couple 'or gcconds of tearing rightihrottglr-the wild train' Inmbleli the jury weretseated, -Unconscious of danger.— ' The: trains, neared ! -each other on a curve, audthe oger.watehltil Superintendent and 'el: 1 0140a pAt.their best energies. together and tbelr, engines eparteand the trainstvere steep" aixfeet front each otlaer,",l . , „ - -A i i. 6 ?* ol o4 l Ain Alabama, Aforriociidnici• ;dolitli;eftlfoief,pi Tuacalecea Monitor. was iotne iiteeks"fi' 6 'to bail in a qircuit court fei:Milbfunii, pfwed ender bend foram affraylvilth'it'nVo: ' Eta %te'rwards repartedinpersorrtoGeneraiShep erd coin manding tbodistriat of Ahtbanta. His ar-' rest baying .been ordered/ he 'was placed in' military.confinement to' be,,tried today by mllita.r. Aidge.. Znateed,, of; the :United. 'States Court for 41atquguh ort,aPplication; granted the ivrit corpq,o-apptled for lest Monday; I:4t militstry stkli 401 7 ing'ltir..Rantiolph; Idieeotinialt telegiapbed General. Meade thwack. tud . the .Vit had' been granted by-Judie:Boat:ood, Tetiolfiniblfq May .sth. at tine place, and &king' hitn'tti atop the tidaliky military commiaalorkwhichi : empotanee at. Selma ite , monretv..lTOl this' G.Cnere4 A4ode bea replied, refrudng.to gt.411At:h.9.;.equ,W,..,.. it la believed -Abet , Glovernoi Well 4 receive the. nomination , of the , Republicill State, convention od. Virginia.for next GoV erpor, nuncticuti,boWever, opposes Welles. liVlllll4' '[:l , 1114/ w iliVaiv litia at wi Gen. Sherman has Eno to Cboxnne. Theltaniihlit'ffeinfag,rtanfik took out $BO,OOO in specie, for Europe. i.XOI/r. htindxed thousandipnizatoft abtka are now manufactured in Lynn In one week. A Year ago a ma -paidsl,ooo for some land In Omaha. Ito has just sold it to a A flock of wild pigistit'A,qtvgvireiild'a half miles long, recuritiy flow over Wells- Now York. ' - otietY4ti'lir. Witiali4.:tlll4 df all kind's, ngBo, bsiCk. 0,885 of stone and 13,819 framo houses. The Revenue irgeht of Now York has ~ o rdered the'dtslitlerries Maim bilyarrli.ed and closed. ``'S'aterrEttiNetVVVOWltitilriii - ISIMIIit snakir fancirg..Cielpipalthrppre on Thurs day from.thre fat.llearbArke. Gen. Schofield has appointed George Ca. boon LT. SS, Commissioner to be Mayor of Meltltititcd, itii3ltied!tirEfiti6,44iiil6rial George 1.'4 , Jallgp , hits leen , renomirdited fpr,PoltmeaS:to:Ww IRoarilltDlstricti of ,Iti .011411:141!„.. ,i,.i.., I, , ~. ;,. , ~,, „i ..,,e,i ~..!Dir. Yaltancl/gliant 1 Jigs QM umetliorcial ctittgo. F•tf 040:S4o:tat clotittlittonitt ,04., tit° ,teskt o ß4 y,f..(gtvr.,l! ~,.; ~, .• . „,, it , ,,,, • A . 'Pat' In. New ~titininsj/iro, ersitslo4 , a q4.a•Rt4F et f , 414 Al an Usilicti op rt( an °l,l° - tem oat , - IR • Oil City 4 dro . recanti,v„ilatitploy/til triltS' 'Oars, and ail fn'.barr2lit : toLtilk j lNlin 0 fv,,:dxt i pat Willy 'ecivertid 733 ~.- ; - 1,. 4. 1 .. b tu, u-,..svokdr, E.4‘ q .; 0 - . git , ,,,, m,ap xlbicet.T Is it' candidate ref 'C'eikkilehve glitt '''An artesian 'well' in 't . iffsifflltliat in the Solid rotil„ ..iis'ielichbd tie A t o 415 feet; and' discharges''.l96gallona po ie. 'ln the Nbrr,'York AssOtiibiftho oot t ) *ti ll tee appotntetl to investigate 'the 'ctifit 'a or corruption • made by Mr: Olenti 'relpotted that they bound bases foe said 'chines.- ', ' Mr:Johnson Walls, ofibewisbtirgi'hiiither oftion. , John Walls, and Presitietikl cif dbe Union National liank of that pluesNdied• a fescalays since. . . . , . ~ I •01,1 .t,., i . IIY A girl 16 years of age and. four tlistMren lost their lives by the •burning Oh sensing° dweillng, .at Circa& Rend, , Pe., on liinnday night.. ; , , hi-. , II , 1 The annual convention of the Prptetitint Episcopal Civercli for the „Diocese lefi Pfain sylvasibt, will, meet at d'iilladeltlitlil en Tuesday, the I.2tit lust .. ~; George r., Carpenter, °sprees .gent., of the Merchants' Union way Cf ) i rogl4'. at Davenporterewa, was robbed a uptr dere.l In Chicago' recently by idi'l4n linen easaasiti. • • ' there Is a chestnut tree lit tije BNl,lelieui iron WorkS 'nearly 21/ - feet lu tdreu °deuce. This bents the tree spoken of by thiiVillago Record that stands sn Kennett 'ibtkaship, tneastiringt....3 feet. • • . , An Indiana paper proposeethethittlxitler instead of :laying ' Lot us sing the'Doxelo gy, the minister shall say, 'iLetliapatrin overcoats, adjust fent, shy on glevetqlibiz, our hats, and be dismissed." , It is estimated that thevalue of 1 lie lanists , 'sheep and swine, and horned ctattlecin the United States, Is ,equal to the eturtilefa :f; the national debt—s3,ooo,oQQ,ooo,„ - A valua ble stock of derneetie ; d 4 -t the 4 1 00 1 0; /* A4en l Phis,•Telpolto de- Cide whether the ctlysitouldissues.lpoo,ooo, dne'ln tWonly anal thirty yetis, in,otlerto fetid the bay debt, 'the- ltrifoiffy hp lAi sue ol the tondo')a abtaff 000; 1 , Tho Reading detzClM'cind .fiel/ioh:4l, has entered upon Ito' twenty-eighth' v.:Mune. Inane It. Fisher, late Treatinret ' Berko county, has connoeted himself: with 'hit. Getz in the busines deportment of the es • toblishment. The ,mount ocean. In Treasuryla elided attexceeding IA4000,000; end the [anomie bf currency $23,000,000. During. the:rnoutli severaLmillions of. gold Noes ,1101di 41.8 the utnount on hand Wife iargertben tba ueovs attics of the departrutpt rsqlffred.! • Genal McDowell will remnip W General ash • ington 'for several days,probabty, until, rite close of the Tmphichnient trial, wile* it is presunied that 'tio Will' either he ordered back to raliftrnlit by M. Thillb;l4'lo Sfo4- sisal pp! by Ilfr.ltdition: ' •' ' Tile city Of Nevi YOrk; VOl' Of the Legislature of that l3tsfe,:lseli mt th'ireet in Central. Park, a great M useum.:oll Mauro! Science. Tho Legislature of Penhsylvaniu int erd lotedt he erection of a si r museult; by the,stty of,Philade/plua. A. tornado swept over the town Cr Shang /ate, near Galesburg, 111., on Thursday, tin roofing two churches aud demolishing .14 honses. IPour persons were kale/laud forty others injured, many. of them , portions mortally. The Blennbil Convention 'or !lei Gorman Turners Arderlea, began yes terday. Nearly 'all parta of theethintry are represented; including Philadelphia:: 'The Turner Band- •in •the• United• Staten 'nOw numbers nearly 12,000 members:': ; • t Between seven and eight ttiotisandldini granta have, passed thrbugh New 'YOrk during the past few days,: coming ;chiefly from Saxony and'russia. A,Brectieuteher says thut end/ration from that port has never been witnessed on fi(),luro Ittetsde as at present. The editor of the Savannah (God. , Dully Aducc.tiser published, yesterday a valedio tory resigeing his editorial potation, on • the ground that the personal animosltyof,Gen eral Meade will, suppress the papos unless ho withdraws, and he has no right fp,toopard izb the interests of the propriotorii. The Superintendent of the Erie 'Railroad has ordered that during the prosihlt unset tied condition of the track, mud' tiler orders, no first class raissonger: train must run at a rate of speed exceeding twee ' ty.tive miles an hour, and to named chef-, or froiglit trains at a rate exceeding twelve miles per hour, or a mile five minutes. The Fifteenth General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church recently com menced In ;Chicago and will continuo In sessfon four WeOke. Nino, bishops and two hundred and 'thirty-11Y° delegates proper, besides a largentimber of vialting deleguies from England, Ireland, France and Caned u, are expected to be present. ' • ' .•' II en ry• A. Derr,: °Morris ti - o 4 n,, lib •Le e n awarded the 'contract to•erect 'the proposed soldiers'. monument at $4250,' ex'clusive' of lettering, which will ;cost VEICI: additional. The hleight of the monument wilt be thirty plx feet end, slx. Inches, the base elghtkot 1 411;.and• th.o Ale on• Which the names will bo chiseled nye AKA square, . Tho.Bodfordlrignirer says. that Mr, John resident of tho we/item. part of tilt' county, was a slicked by Lip/1 . /Wog rev-golly, but escaped through the fleetness of the lini ment° was riding. The bit re Indite it spring at hint from the 'branches tit tre4, screeches frightened the licirse, Whir:Brining aside Justin tintol6 prevent' Cm' pitathor from; fastening on him.; ;1•:. The Huntingdon,. Fulton and •Fraliklin 1 railroad, which le designed; to-be It Caltitk4- ' log. link between. Washington city-and hikes. and also tottunneetthe Cumberland Valley, rai/road v4ll. the Broad:NOP coat Gelds, is.to ,amend Aqui Atoptit„l,lnictu, Efuntineou county, to a Rob:don a railroad tel the Curl A, stick,• the load fs•tb extent!, titenty- . #11 , 14 the;East•Broad Top coal field." ' • The New York WoildiiitSra that t one& Logan; of •PbfladOphiit, urned from Savannah . lifiving'obseriintihti dlOtr tiom there has' made a settlement thaVln fine ward in that city aoyerel•negrote4Ore suP plied by a wag,with labels of Costar's; rat AMP Tagil exterminetoe, marvcded.theari as be lota. Sprect:ef,,the,very.:intelligent suffragans noticing At cut ,of a pkt:9ti .I,be supposed ballOtX, asked what •• it meant.' They Were told It stood for"the "'rat-idea tion of the ebnatitutlon." They'Wonddrtot believed, and voted. The New York lituh proposes to, ednifilir'e tnise the Jeff. Davie case. Its' propos en is this:—we. would 'doom him; to :ride at the rate of forty miles an hoer, elver - tide whole length of either the Erie or the ;Long Island Railroad. Whoever can do this and live, must have a charmed life. Certainly no natural laws can preserve n watt, eta fair rate of speed, over the defective ruffs and rotten ties of either of those roads. 'Pos sibly however, Jeff. 'Davis wpuld• prefer to be tried for treason, and tako . hiii 3 Obando of being hanged, nigher than ofbeitig monied and burned • : • • state Ileitis. The Toutonia, from New York for Europe on the 28th rust, took Out VlO,OOO in specie. The Pittsburg Qgzaee estimate. the .re. turns from retail liquor men, for Allegheny county, as amounting iu safes fur, laist,Yemt to $3,000,000. A now Lodge of Odd Fellows.ll tut reqeutly heeti organized and installed at Lingle's town, Dauphin county, which promises. Le be it useful and valuable acquisition to. the order. A countless . floac of 'wild roosting place near Lebanon van county. It Is said that buidere nightly kill them by hundreds, and yet their num bers appear to be undiminished. . A. white stripling named Irw d Peachy was married to w negro girl' named Ellen Edmlson in MoVeytown,. minty, the other day. An illustration ofconsisi ant radicalism. • • • • The Mayor of Philadelphia. has licensed One hundred, and eleven plums of amuse. meat this year, including theaters, concert balls, lager beer saloons, with )giusia, and. dance houses. „ i, „ Hey. Pennell Combo Agent artd GOrrea rrritldonin,V:setreertullsfgitciroftittne/4trgetilaanell: now 'operating In the Lebigh,Valledo- ... liveHng addresses and superldtending the organization of county societies. ' $ Mr. Peter Herdic, of Williatmrpott;' has purchased a little steamer' large 'endue' to carry about twenty-five pasecingersV *Mob he intends placing on the Snaquebannirri+- or at. Williamsport,. The vvateristenfliclent+ ly deep at all times to Fillow the butte pave up the riper some twenty er ,twmaly,iiiv Ar miles. • I Some of the Prin4P l melikOf. 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