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• I 'ray it netired•Lai* X Cr: • '
Some yeara alma •pMfeallonal enge-.
meats calledmefroia.tho Atlantic ga f73tates
to California; my duties.,per ta Ming to a
case of contildcirableimportanttel•• In the'
course.of my hasinesti 'perigronutiono
passeda"week or two at Saerameafo;
then at Oyu 4:apidly:groWlng'intoiMie,
but 6f,Ai'rp.igptS' or - delfsely •polittlati;d
as 'till,.SlibitlYt'aftertny arriyal
there,:j Met 4 my hotel bn'tilti,eollege
lassAn ate,: whom Ishould Sea ecely liavo
recognized,. so greatly was lie eloinged
personal appearance. •He ,hatlseewhoy
namoou the hotel rememe
bering It; waited upon •'me' and: intro- ,
dueqd himself.' . • *
Iw
lis hearlity,gled to'
see him ih the
far-ii4tLY elulity, Wei-4ilt•down•to tt
ploaaant,,chat tOdether O'er the eve,UN
of out,llyes, paSt and progelli,'
tretneMbereirthat cow l l6.' 4 .l*g
had not, halal overtiardenedei,itil , ,inealP)
in his earlier .days •, audethougliiie was
a men of superior .talentei. the trim pea.:
thin. In the hushiess to which:he devoted
hintSelfwa4 altogether•tow great to per
mit 'WC te'erfjoy a fair beginritnt at'
honfe; fie' had the'refoM
his undertaking in the "prettY . town
the East, where he hail ]toped tp Mice
and flourish," soun.after graduating:
and with a few , huntiredwiollars only, I
knew-he had 'started "for San Francisco
and a market,P , lll4'lle pleasantly termed
Ills intended deaination for California.
otAerVed that lie WitH -eXpeZl
- attlqd, Ai-nre'enstly jewels in his
bosom, iHove a Itantisbnie span ihefOra'
a fine earriage andjtving In good s, ,le
in a suite of tliebest ipartments, at. is
tinit lintel .in•Ha.etainento. .sou s-
vont' nued
" You are practicin g I atire- , --uh,dootor??
" Yes; , Y die Bald. "And let tnetell you
how and why It Is that I tmi 'doing Fit)
well a.S. you= seem to have dlsciCtirell.l'
"Goon; doct or. , droinange?" '
" NO. It ivaS the result of an accidental
discovery, the merest trifle of circum
stance Nvhirell nuule my fortune, and
siugUlarly coough, too. fl will interest
you, however.." •
" I have no doubt of it,
" Well, I have fiwtunately, solved ,a
very siniplehlit perplexing mystery that
fell directly in my wav, professionally.
I arrived in San Francisco with' less thau
two htmdred dollars An my . . - Possession,
four,years ago; and X made up my mind
in a,yery brief space of time subsequent-,
ly iltahthe ylKlat,imi of a Physician there
wag: pree.ions poor means by witioh
a11M.5.4. money.. „Few people get skit in
this blessed climate, in the fi rst place;
and if they (1111, , there were plenty of
coppers Mid blisterers already here who
stood waiting to bleed bdtiv the patients
and their pockeht to the last droll.' Still
there was an occasional opportunity, for
practice. 1. applied myself withassidnify,
but soon tired of San Francisco, and
came to this city, where I hoped fur
better success.
"I published a staring card in the
only paper then printed here, and took
lodgltii,rs at this same house, just then
completed But pittients were , Acaee, or
shy of the nett•` comer. However, one
day an old Spanish Mexican,, Who occu
pies an extensive ranehe just out of the
city, waited upon me, and informed nu;
that his daughter was,dl at his rusidenee.
He had tried all phyau•ians, far and near
—Spanish, Frenehmid American. None
of them did any good. He had SUM my
' card.' Would I enter his earring and
ride out to see her
" I readily assented. Of emirs°. On
arriving at one Raid no's havienda, I yaS
agreeably Surprised to hint It a fine stone
residence, ancient In style, but massive
in extent, and the I Oter•.- say elegantly
furnished and demni
" r had minims! a s itteritar of tipan
ish years previously and having had
occasion hem to enure with the natives,
I readily understood I. in, when Senor
Rubino Informed im .;.at hi+only child,
the daughter lie spoke of, had been lat
terly quite 111, and had declined in,
health for a year ; while more recently
she had fainting ilia, which alarmed
both the young holy and her opulent
father, who had sought in vain for medi
vat aid, and who was ready to pay
roundly for any SCrrFees, could I relieve
or restore her. AM the old Spaniard
implored O inc l i iiitiently to exunine',the
ease, and,save hla 'darling Cluirlotta ' if
possible."
"And lout you seen the young wo-
Not yet ; •no. ' I male.. getteral. in
quiries as to the health of the rest of the
and found there was in this case
no:apparent herlditary difficulty. And
was shown into the young
lady's.prit%s.tti apartment. fly Jove!, my
friend,.. she waxbi-Aqtiflli. YOU sall
see liar, by the away, anon.. . I will in
troduce you." .
"Thank you," I said. "• she
still lives?'•
" You shall see. Den'tantit ipatc me,"
said the doctor, briskly. '
a I Say, ifinnediately, on entering her
beaOlful heudalr, silt , ;' that. she wali 'a,
sPrendifl.Tature, though site oceuPied
an s chair, arid was, pale and re
duced in: flesh There was, however, na l
ivory.. clearness iu her complexion, a.
ravishing fire in her rich dark eye, and
a classic' beauty iu her handsome feat
ures, Which; at 'sigh t, greatly interested
me ;' and I said toinS:self, will earnest- I
ly try tb sav thbi:poor .ereatitre from I
prerffillute aath.
" And as I sat down besidit'lier';really ,
my heart beat confess it.
took, her small, delleatitly rounded wrist,
in my hand, and consulted :her, pulse
with m'ore titan ordinary interest; and
some trepidation; as slid looked languid
ly littbitlenSiallti y in' my. facei ' , and !said,
' do, you think ')/ can aid me ?"
." We were , alone. Slie Tropeutided
thfividestion as if she Woffid
thb,p.x.pressiou that my pNdec4ora
tried and rallied. , And while'sheslled;
I observed that alc..eiltibited two'bril
hunt rows of pearly.teeth that were by
no means the least. attraetive feature in
her beautiful and intelligent face. I
found the young lady's raise was fitful'
and lev'erlsh; and I 'attSidion'ed het as to
her symptoms. She infoitried ine I.7ier- •
seemed
that her trouble, it was,'
seemed td be t,Acylicug affeetion. • She
frequently experienced 'spasmodic:mid,
acute .nai ns in, the face .and :head, and
would.faint and fanlike .an
epilepptics—
.'Phanan • extreme:dullness .would sue-,
coed, physically and-inentally vshewris
really discouraged, she said,- • • "
" With MY practice AS' a physitijati, - T
had long before United that OT'a dbntiAt
and I knew well how sensitNa
!cute were the. IforVoo comiffitatliniS of
the, fape,., and especially those of,,the
teeth, ~rasked, the patient 1110:11:y qlll3B
- and. finally Interrogated her close
ly as to theapparentneuralgie affections
she had so frequently experienced In her'
head and Jaw! iSher , hdd no reason to
complain of ar - teeth,: they
were perfectly scitind.' '
"I, examined them, hffeyer;':i•With'
prCifegOnt4
P ( .40(1 ) .0 0 1 , 4 a AM4lopq.rata4.6'. en
instrument ! I; scanned, RA4 * iifi9E l 2 and
rapped it slightly ea../ passed alongu, 'As.
I did this the youthful senora 'did .n.et
, flinch until 1- struck the molarherind
1 - one of •:thoeye-teeth, when to mr -con.
sternati6o.'und' stirririse; shb 'suddenly
sprung 'up; "aind'*ith 'llshafp.
fonyard. pet..
11* ,TCL4X 4 6 / 1 . er 6 AcOA,
tare 'mr . anAns lity,lo,qlliciusrjoi fh
In ,herrform:upon.the, yan.at,the side
of the room 1-repeated -the rap-upon this
, tookhypyphiels,lllke,thei restq,iwa&tto,uli
outWastioay operfedtvkandsvi
fodritt,fthOu I aeapli4tlmPhatteilipftr4
arily ceased, the effect of this simplejiii
upon the tooth produced a result upon
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1 " IsTiit, itistautly; Jitit tld RI Urtint . Mittu.
to was 'the re4ll,s , linyiitetitittii . eansn - or
• h et t.illitri49l)ll4sB, / evicldntVill'f'dt.in' ten . ,
itil;',, after Inyfifp,tViit'Sh6 ii , ,.tVias cahu,
.as 3rnileaigl.l.tiY9,,ncw, aad,i . t:s4p'n She
t.ntirely..rei*ered,,.,s.lg4TsmitS- L royArr
'- i iind.olft Itnbitid T-; . I :Wfut.tlift.h.e.say,
I o your.treatment2 ".....•,.1.:.;.;.;hi. ...i; T .
; '.` , lle was delighted; and franklyaxtrier
. ed. mij , iinything iI! . vouldihe'lt:‘iihr a-re
muneratiop; .114'''.iitint ' frie n' i geore' Of
deublimiig`lif tinn6, l ii.4ilii eanieiit ,of his
' VoqqAtoitioth,,ll4(t lilainfed niy;Atie'-'
eesd,nlikoail,nmen,i , litilliint,Of: frldtdis
flireCtry, I sneri l'iOnainc, ,fauninni, And
my rooms for . a ki pin were hesieged With
Inv/111dB whose illii -lot:b um of Whorl or.
long d oration; . and ;whom, neither ; my .
;skill nor that of those 'who. , had made
* attempts on tliesoineunityles,•eould , Over
relieve
,of their innnifolo
Still.tlie crorbquence of 411 . 'Wag,' that' I
spro,ng i ' li,t,•tine. into la into
ltvt,noVr very, comfortable (.61 - ripe ,
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" hollt;rattLiith. , naathr.
what became of the lady 'PI -•
" Oh, , Senora •I had almost
forgotton 'to - say that , when,ti found she
11.8 rapidly impinvlngylpught to have
disdoritinuedmy'profesatonal'visits; -but
hornier fathernOr datlgltter would listen
'to this... Not, tuitil the yoting; ladS'': had,
tely rec'eAcc4l, Aid ,r cease 'to visit
Ihe.fluonld'inne,ltn ,Afiti,tine4y,
My:dear, 'friend, when ;the lair KOLICati
had resumed her health, I , claimed[ the
remu nerution tor
"Of emirs() you tild. You earned-it.', ,
" And what do you think I' flintily de.-
mended
.
" That Tchithi not gueSs at—we inn .,
fessianal gentlem'ah' tire usually so mod . -
'est," I said; ' and elpecitilly when sue- .
cessful." . , .
Pi ueettl."
. . .
"Well,".he oenanued, "- i itirrange4,
the adlhir first with Senora Charletta.—
and then I demanded. licr..haitd in mar
riage of old Itabino:" •
• " - You , did?" •: • •
"rdid. And I Made het my Wife, of
eoithle." '
" Marrled!"•lFxdlaitheil:'"Theii xon
are no longer !ibactibloe.?" -
" NO, My Old;0113,I11. :SY.; liavdlicen
married over ,
" And ten .minute's afterwards I was
introduced .to olio cif, the prO Ltfezit. NV( MIUII
t ever set eyes on in thydifei • •
"Yon are a lucky follow,i-doctor,"
said to my friend-at-parting with him.
"If I could turm'inVhunible . ,talents tv
similar good account, I 'really believe T
would no linger thelife of a bacti 7
, • , , •-
",Well, ruylripaid,!? .
rplieil; "take:
the-advice 0.4 one:of-JAC happiest mem
alive, anthget married."-
" Thank you -doctor, I will think of
it." And I left Wm one of -the
: jolliest
and most-fortunate mien ih mtisteitce.
ffis fortune by his wife was ample,
Ind his professional business' continued
he verY' best r9r. years. •
lle is now reckoned:among the,' :solid
ineu " in t.aliforttla, tuid his lovely wife
is one of the moat accomplished and
beautiful of the sex,. while both' are
warmly beloved . and respected by the
large soelalLeirdle who enjoy their soci
ety and confidence. •
''' Wintering' the Did Woman.
An elderly; serious-loOking individ
ual, well protected from the inclemency
of the weather by sundry layers of over
coats and comforters, recently entered
the office of the ,elerk of,the Supremo,
Court iii Chicago in at methodical man
lier, and after spending about ten. mi
nutes in unwrapping-iihnself to a sotti-;•
eient degree to .be able to articulate,
expended Itbotit the same period of time
in slovily'hieking • around' hint. After
• iiitteetisating theSurroutulinks
of the highly ornamented Aloe, the old
gentleman's eye rested upon the bland
features of oneof the most gentlemanly
and benevolent of living deputy clerks.
Leaning towards him he seriously
enunciated the important monosylablo,
„C ap p'' v' • ;' ;
The personage thus a4dreasei.binquir
;ed for further particulars. • •
" Gap," repeated the stranger; " are
I you - ,,given to unhitching fOlks here?—
Do you divorce a little'?"
The reply to this interrogatory, was of
a ..eomewhat atlirmatory character,
whereupon the questioner stated his
grievance, after reluctantly; admitting
that his wife hiad not deserted him—
neither had she keen guilty of adultery,
cruelty, drunkenness, or any of the other
little - eccentricities for which the law.
allows .11 'tlis.seitilion, of martial
bonds,
" The old .woman, quoth
• "dOn't get along well with me. k lie
jaws. me fearful, and if.auy man.can
stand jawing, hit name is not mine. We
don't get' along - ,• together, and
haven't 'for the last thirty years.
therefore want to be unhitched,- and I
don't want her to know•anything about
it until it's all over. I.wautit dime miw,
becauSe its:ge.t.4ipg Oold•Weatlier,and it,.
will take a good,dealtOWinfer her. Can
I get divorced; ditze without anybody
finding It out fora spell-?" ,
" - My friend," responded the. etliend,
suavely' and kindly, l" see: ye •yindier
desk?" -
• • ••• • - '
The, strange r responded In' the nfilrin- 1 ,
alive'. • • ' - ~ : ' •' ' I
'll"YoU i,Priie'Verti hi alma sin hhur,
you W•. 11 4ee three'young men Whoas am
tural,ferouity is depicthil in their. coun
tenance. 'Sitting • there : together, • ~, In, a•
inenient,they will • Imar ',that , A suit for
diviirce , hhs hiihnennimencedi .These.ivill
rusli , fdrlhe IpaperS,-willhrutallj , assault.
each other for the first chance to scan
their cohtents, • tin•dthen• they Will'ivrite
fot,foui.: liiit , 4"h„Plece . „'• 'They''nth' neii'gl.'
pUper iiieif, find:: will "Write you - riP'f9r,
publication. , Th.4_arn:probably_nhiV in
the, next rooin.„,dinrig.ths carpe thing CM ,
somebody else,. They. will write an arm.
t idle aboutwou.,:with thirteen:head lines,
They.•will- , print :all ybu know about•.
yourgelf r midnli that any One' elseknows '
and'ai great deal that tiu 'one !chews. • - .lt
niiii her6 , lhirtle,: do yeti tclott,llotit';ottliiit'
yonyoll'4oo, ~TO,piiigo,•- f or'Ylsii'elf.'
in z a i .40 get:rld,ol,thern;:ler .tlieXi*
aftlnehd.ond:knedirniitible,'Undl:it wonit
be,Otanyipse-to,,MilL thank,' ron 4440.
otidees ;they ,keep, men a great deal worse,
than they:are,: r7 , . , ..7 , 1 :7 •.,....--.,. : t-: • •,4
" Cap;') ,, slowly , Mnd. - sadly-Asked the.
suitor, ." iseth attil I timeilil ~• .. -If , . •• , , • , I
ll'lt ssttrife,j4ilPtiflt•!andle4i:thitu thetruth
rtiery7";:eild'tri'd!etil" . 4y., ' ', ow Ii
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w, T A, D pi ng i t , , - t, ti, j l.oB4,pu iwkc ktk i the44,
woman after-Wll.ii 11117 Parlmbsieli"ineX. 4
• year,. ana,rtherti perhapeptiiermiellowin
will , be dead.it....1.0,r! 1,,r: -,1... ;1:71 , ~ ,, i:ili
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pointedowe• pullt4hliir hat' dyer liligitiftitk.
and 'ilitietl , initiiity All -,,i I IDD 1%!'17 . ):,1r 1' , 1%
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kr let ii r ii 'Fik t - lid'iiS.Alr,',sh '' `et..
oil, eif Obit ci "lin'tlYsehafged•tt fili`
iiilii ' ot thetaterraiSt MI. •
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haVii , ii, d • 'el • ..
ak iiia"l. - -ilatiet
him,,, Al th r im were twelfth'
nYr_JaP . A, il4Tr.Pbeirer
though - ha • -not IleceSsaiily
dangerous, and will recover.
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rot odr.:l mill
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lauthicre o all . _ .. t ,- ....ticirre:mor. :of bquibni
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earinnalarzalc..2.l.4.u.' . -,,t.'MßlTifital. , ..
oj . ifi. athwaq.agiakftwkrikmid btu,. wad- ~.;
ezzq narli bon ,Attc , . - 1• .011 enact, 731145` I
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PilFAaifif9tifkoa •- . '._9- . A - I,Le
O Yteirllll!gd4llErbillgv. 'eW tofti.ft ,
WO old , , (W,y.l asr.tiaokunt idallinhcskthite,e i
and,thenitfteiza: lidilledher maSobbalnuto „
1 pOor litany t aotaddemiy. hada triaiteuali ;
•thqtr-k:Whllli:l,}lo ,l falti , l3ff wad:l4o til4 i
rrdliidziEicelatteni4 , lti , chnisidnbalif ;We
t:Ogigiala l eil+eVll?lteidth'ird .W '
1 9 rY : h .,,, PK i t d s k IlikAff,i7tChoAl4 - b' „
041,,,.; .di •:-. I••df.ii. - ; in. .. it o ildun•
-k i E , ,J;Ta4tl.o.i.A .WIV T II . fiwi 4a t i=
an gAtN44PatM 441' tbr.k.la ila C. 3 •: , ' •
littbto takaa small segr.sgstedipyrAimsi
lot nilv en.mineAnAleat,.ol;s3Cliktasins- ,
ir hy: gavb 4M:outsider to third .to I bipeihr
Itheqthinti,tand'-theptrin&
O &Mphifs
g ~
Butilot knko ril , Wwrmithis'faflardsl
i
fliefnlire'fte6)4'Of,debf Wild'. '. lii
piooep L , l , ti
eueod*. i?
PY:tO : 4 Pi O c . M O O
liandsonae,}4o.Al .W,t 94.1 r,;
~.,„„..,3...44t,„....,5t,
lni,)f;costuneeoaad 3iVre.miglaty: ibr,
datonds,. ,tunki.pleyedglokeri-dor , Aunts).
'alezttitheite •&ert.ttlholhad , szelclottt.bad
$;A:lot one' tlniedn'tilllheir• lives' befomi
One '.3if the tp , ig 'tending ,bay Par iv agesr
fioivyand.t,he'iitlier - is' serving his 'dokiik-J
"try'aS Corninaiitter4n7Ohlet or zt;' street • '
'ear ',i,U:Plan...oaneikreo ,e - $l 6. fiimaio:'
,146.,it:m._ - ;PA'Y glOi tP:g . e.t • tliqr e.4lgbY7'
anent. 10 4 , I • '• - , !,1 .. f , _, i ..•
1. Onvorthe earliest nab Obs tha t Nevada.
was dellvered,of wore 96,000 worth , dig--
, monch; in-hisboaarn, and, sWoro ho. was,
"unhappy liecauselie•teouldn't:spend his
.'inoneyMalastass he made it. ' But let us
I )
earnPromhint that/ peritistent ••effcirt i'',
onnil to ' aehleyesticeesS at last. • ;With -'
, n P...YearS titne his' happiness Was se-,
cure ; for ,he hadn't' cent to . spOnAl, ~. '
Another Nevada nabob boas44.3a..nck,
,come that oftenreacbcdsl6,ooo a month
.and he used to 7.101i1l todell,,thow.,lie had
worked in the very mine that yielded it,
for $5 It clay . ,. - whbapheo.firat -Game to,
count r•'• , TH46 . 3tatA Taftet4 - Ithflib 'At
tained to' t h e' ' Par more' excebding grad-I
delft' ci; *6ol)rit• .I, l ' . it ; agtiiii,' at, ',!ou r '
dollars a day; If .. . . , '-',
'
The sill:er ~141.4isagc;iniisli S t ate S ifts'
julowledge of another.. atthese,. fiets of
fortune—lifted. tram actua l povertY,,l6.
afilueneo.almost in.a,shigle nightrowhe‘
was able to otter , $lOO,OOO fora. , pusitien.
of .high 'official' distinction; shortly af
lerWardittid• Aid - offer it-otdd a littki
ever a- ••ear ago Is friend `saw hint shoy
,.
'Cling show on the Pacifid Rai ti tb 'd
living, away up on the summit of t'
, e
Sierras, some ,7,000 feet aboyc, the leV I,
of comfort and the sea. Tim' friend re
marked that. it must be Pretty'. hard
' work; though, as the snowmas twenty
-five feet deep; it promised!to be a atowly
job; at least. Yes, he said - , he didn't.
Mind it now, though a.month orso ago
when ftwassity-two feetdeep and still
a snowing, he WlLSTl't_po inuch"attriChed•
'to it: • Such is life. ' ' ' ' '' •
Then there wag. JOliti Bniltli: That'
wasn't his name, but. We. Will • cyan him
that. He was, a good, Ilionest; !dad
-
hearted fellow, bormanti reared in.the,
.lovter , ,ranks of life,.. and tniratmloitaly.
ignorant. Ho . drove a team, and the•
team belonged to another main - fly and
by he married an excellent:Woman, who
ownfd a small ranch—ka ranch that paid
them a comfottable living, for although
it yielded Mit little hiy, what,' little - it
did yield was worth forth front. $250 to
.$5OO in gold per ton in , the, Market,
Presently Smith tradetla. few acres of the
ranch for a small; undeveloped.ailver
mina in Gold Hill. He opened the mine
and built a little unpretending ten-stamp
Mill. Eighteen 'Months 'afterward :he
quit raising tray, - - -ibr his • mining,
'income fitid •reaehed.4 nuaftt chniftirtable'
figure. Some people said it . , was $30,000
a month, and others said it was $OO,llOO.
Smith was vary rich anyhow. He built
a house out in the . desert—right in. the
most forbidding and &herniae howling
desert—and-it . wee currently. reported
that that house cost him a quarter of a
million. Possibly that 'was exaggerated
sorneWhat, though it certainly - was a fine
house a costly one. The'hedsteads Cost
5400 or $5OO apiece.
And then the Smiths weut to Europe
and traveled. ,And when they _Amuse
back Smith was never• tired of telling
about the:fine hogs he had seen in Eng
land, and the gorgeous sheep he had
seen in Spain,•and the tine cattle he had
noticed hi the vicinity of Herne. He was
full of the - WO:id& of the old world, and
advised every body t 6 'travel. I - Te said
i
a man, never ni lined what surprising
things there were in the world till he
had traveled. . • . ~
One day,.on board ship, the passem
gers made up a pool of $5OO, which was
to be the property of the man who
' shouldcome nearestto guess ingth e run of
the vessel for the next twenty-four-ho ursi
Next day, toward nooh,:the figures were
all in the pursuer's hands in sealed' en-'
velopes. Smith was serene and happy,.
,for he had been bribing the engineer.
But.another party won the prize! Smith
said •
.. .
"Here, that••wont do! Ho guessed
two miles wider of the mark :than I
did 1',, ,
Tie purser Said, " Mr. Smith, ' you
'missed , it further ,
than any man on
'board, ' We traveled two hundred and
eight milesyesterday,"
Well sir," said Smith, '.' that's just
where I've got you, for I guessed two
hundred and nine. If you'll look at my
figgers again you'll find a 3 and two ,
•
naughty, which stands for 200, don't it?
—and after em' you'll .find a 9 (2009),
which stands for two hUndredand nine.'
I reckon I'll take that ' nihney, if you'
please.", , , '' ..
~ ~
Well '
Smith is deist ' Nial'illien he
he died he. wasn't worth a vettThe
lessciu of thlsis r that one must icarii how
to do crverytlufig he does—one must
have experience in being rich before.lie
can remain rich. The history of Qali-,
fornia will. prove this to your entire
satisfaction.' - Sadden wealth is an aw
ful misfortune to the average run Of'
men. It is -Wasting breath to instruct
the reader after this fashion, though,ftir,
no man Was ever convinced of it yettilt
he had tried it himself—and I arti .
around now Blurting for a man Who is
afraid to try it. I haven't had any luck,
Alt the early pioneers of California'
acquired more or less wealth', but an enor-•.
mints majority of them have not got any
now. Thoge that have, get it slowly mill'
by patieht toll. '
The - reader has heard of the great
Gould & Curry silver mine of Nevada.
I believe its Shares am still quoted iii,
the stock sales in the .NeW York papersi
The elaim•comprised'l,2oo feet, if 1 re-.
member•rightly, ormay, be it was 800---,'
and I think it all belonged originally to
tWOrnen whose names it bears, Mr.'
Curry owned two-thirds of it—and he
said that he sold it out for twenty-five
hundred dollars, broash, and au, old
plug korsetliat ate up his fitarke't value
in hay arid barley in.spventeen da,ksbY
the .wateli. And he said. that Gould
sold, out for a pair of seconcl-harid, goy-,
ernmen t blank* and a bottleof (whisky.
that killed ninemen in three hours,-and
an unotlending stranger•that smelt the
cork' was Alsabledlfor dlfe. Four years
afterward the'mine thus dispesed'of WAS
worth in the San Francisco market seven
Million six hundred thousand clellarS in
gold coin., . •
In the early days a poverty-stricken.
Mexican who lived An a canon right
back of Virginia City,' had a; stream , Of
water as•large failkrrtfm's lyyrist trickling
fiom the hillside IntililSlikeriliSes, 'The'
Ophir .Coiiipaliy . segggeted log' ftl of
theh a 'notine an ota*edlt to him for
the 3I.VeaM of tiv,itei.Ph c;lr,i011. propd;
to be th,P,.ilchest ,Part Of the eniketnine; ,
four -years:P.l'ton. the Swap,..its Marl - let.
value(includingltamill)ywas $1.,X0,000.,
I was - Aowrain it about tbattime,.6oo ft.l
undexthe ground, and aboutthelf;of i '
cai . ed in tivet my' headj-- , tittd:yet, valual
ble as thaVin'opertr was;''l'Nvimlist hitv4
ghten the entirg
. riiiiie !Cc; ' litiV'e' been out'
of that::: l'ild'nOt; ~, i 4 - ,to 3-.a g _4o -' r,
call be liberal If you tae me' right.
An individßid yi:).l7,lrcirietle feet in
thp O,phir ifilhe'l?..o ore Ifs. & aF rc,his
vair'cr,ekgalett.'fo, Arpn'.jtrad4d b p fpy„„a i l
11 104440Pq35E91 • 4 0 Q 1 404 '
vEwiroo., 4,3lpAr px..*ol.:.t!widit,v4oo,
Ophirr at4ck.,weptrrixpigr,Sl3,ooo A f 0 0.4,
thia l man,:whwhadtgt 6 , ..ccutt,.: , used -to
say, he mai:the. mosb-startiltur: example:
oftttagnipeentie and;:nliserY! , tbet." world;
had , e'verit i l a y.ACcatia& he; Vag,
~_, u hle"...tn'
ride 00; ' 134.6'r4"56 ziriit'
tplyk ll p ti o tt sie , m, l3 , 3ira:
r i
o._ a ixifor , obift
,c 4 ; ,.. . .0 :.liko*ikt l 4F-9... ' Afiviii
.... , ,,,....ff. - ,__
_v.: ~..s,dts.,:r.: ~,, II i3P-ificril , i_. .1 , !. , )
9a'he aitiftlesstpeopleirhil ' velbeentallE7
ingilaboutnitavoTiettledd seamen ,:., • •
dtacido . Mlll2o , ~,'
''''rMkaf ra i4"a2ll" nart
aaliforlifig EU • l evalia 29 emits IV: '
two together producing some $40,000,000
.fEP eLamipt . •
er of suddenly :
2" • •
H,ellbeniatti etd
• •••
.r
the eastern sliWoilaettx Thleordtonittitess
.ngoltialleriradanlrllitaarmattbailaterf
ridtritildollaramloselfoonterfardididaYS ,
strilacirmiirownegasontui9o
leld and theartstsra4n , .
etAeMt4 l l% . l4 1 1A 5 . Rtsl,l l r
ma#Poimiltutarßa ek
Adaila9WW -- AelePt.444J , ' MY(
' 1 70 . 1 ;44 ':/g4t•
"21-39010 " A
s* r :
• •••tirid 04
fl o T, VI% • 1 •
ky i t) lll . • :Al.
do not • ` 1 ,1,,
tatnii,,llye to survive . art-'
nerslo l o4lOrt - ttroNetif filktune. l
frhadiiMblB
tl.rgetliditkit" ;
,• lost his wits—but the other ond . (tirifi
bdst tuidlivserthtecti tot ouritria);
tanorpar.t.o4llthirao•,:;,,, I . ft . BAL I
WaS, peltanaltj , acquainted rivith ithe
' several nabobs mentioned tin this lettehr
so f for ohisequaMtantießalies/
,swapped their inecupalUnsi smd ,c•lt(erk
ences around. SM EtUCII tfIOyNIT 4 1 4 .'"Cf 3 P
lbePaciflopublieftowirecogrgAegt ,t'So .
""4"i''W"Z€4lhri.° owircir.
them opt r irnmentap ma s,
hernurmonatOr exhibitmgpero,
'without' mask Or disguiSe÷r, [ increly,
wit,h to use their if:dunes and misTor±
tun 4 fo r dr
a tqiAnt ; fig' Theadbtnineiii.
O'ri,dWsphp4'artlei'd. ' " '"
,t
A 5E6310. ; • " •
PrWriChOr iii-tVit2lli4A,taitichureiwun)
timwjaVigteniglittnninueutr •••=i /8470. st
i !I,,,m..ithqfligtmtEr„, oo verend
'David 1311, ' '
" My son, be strong in titb'fl;a6b that is 'ln
Citif9t'Jdeng.'%-:-2ilTim.l
,
`7?eaat itelt thySell'ef't6=mbrk6W,
thc,„ whate day tilaY'bripe
f ot salutary Iraiairtailt
`caution of the wise man, ia ertirtierttlr
prg'peri, 'both fer-thugriiranit for the
unkodly.- no ° v . ...a' ,0.1 -
- I,lPliatter; , itiipeaktr in Prbldcling
kerrni4=itolpiabe'nto 'Confidence:it!, br re- -
Hance upon, anyqhfaiglearthly, ,, Whether
liealth,. - ivealthipOwer !See-.
Jog. that 4.11.1 s tzinsibn4,fletiting anamir
'certain. r,l'ikeyinsayibts.oury le•lizty, and
to-morrow ttheymay be lost,. and with.
them the very life which has boasted.. or,
proiriisßd t s cio, pupil upon them, . „
Ta,the torpor ) , it speaks, alti.agnwe or,.
! an otiraeat sofimt4j . delaud.khidiy
,Ing' liglits7ijitifiqt-,419h1W4P0 ,
sumphmul present
attainmeuta.p, grace. The faith ef
• ilay,May
,be, *s.dtitig,"towor4 o ,v,
• fortit,cleaL f4 l otCy •thintdq4drafn
feara, to-n),Orre.w, Tp,e lqya
.prtd-dkr,
may ~ be i tu'xa intki sorly,s , a;to-ntOrte.V.'
Tke •
,(1131` 444,.. 'o4d e:teele4 the'
, young,' Pr'cife ors, who,.haVing expert=
cured sorne'of the regetieratink tnfluen
. LTA' of • Dl : eine grace - iff'their Pearta, , are
'hut . 0)6 apt CO ,ferriptetr r;4pose , w it h
tufstialiecting ; Security this state Of
grace,' 'and forget that , to-mereiwiirlay
bring with it troubles':tritila nod tempt
atiorts, • , for which • they . a.re altogether
unprepared—whieli may rob - thenf •of
their' peace, and - plunge them . mt.): upon •
of finguish,... ',‘ • . 1
Little did tile idevotod, but too .self
:confident, rPoter dream abut 'the- very.
next day after. his repeated avowelS of
attachinent , and. fidelity. to his Divine
Adastoril wofild , deny him, And that
-With oaths and eun;ml . ,Ah, ray. hreth
ten Peter's•fallechoeshaett - the caution,.
~ ___........_.„
of the wise a i, .'.' boast not, taiyik;l:f of
to-morrow, for•throm knowett nog what
'a day may bring , forth ;" and urges miai .
ten-told deeper emphasis the language
.'of St. Paul to Timothy, in the text, " My
son, ,he ;strong in the, faith that is .in
Clirlat,,leSus."l : .
0 The, ; occasion ~ of, these words was,
briefly;. as follows: St. Paid was at this
1 time _a prisoner at • Itollie- Titi *il
luirdniougli to hear, blit,if }tits borne
u nniurinurniglY ;, but_w hat gave a keen
er edge to his sufferings was the coward
-13.' defectiOn of Solnany of his profesiied
fullowers: ' Thfire. was but one pions •
indit•.naided Onesiphorits, - 'illio. taith- 1 '
fully:stoOtl.l.4 him, andrelteveilliis tie-.. Ty.a . fill_tuL_ ,_ e In Cli ;_ lifornit ;
cesslties. All the'coliverts whO were of ) Experime4l.3 by.be Ja . palu?sets.,:plesly.
Asia, fortiecilt him. They denied their :
faith, turned their backs upon the a! A correspondent of the San Francisco ;
. • :, f . ornin g Call, writinf, froth the Japan
apostle, and left' him to his fate' e colony in Eldficif O county, Califor ;
From this melancholy circumstance, 'a, where Japanese agfietiltfiriath'hte
lie takes occasion to instruct` and Warn preparing to• engage extensively • irtierr
hislieloved Timothy rind all true Chris- culture gives the following ittformatibrai
tuns : "'My son," seeing howsuddenly gleaned from conversation with Herr
trials and temptations May come ,upon• Schnell, the manager and proprietor
, Of
you, - and how hard'' it is to stand firm the experimental fariii - :
when they do come, "be strong in the/ From the experiments thua'far Made,
;grace :that is in Christ Jestis"—make Mr. Schnell is con-virmed thott the prob
'Him IftwayS yoirr ' refuge and Your lem of tea culturo in,Culifornia is,solved,
strength. • '•' ' ' • ' ' and there is no Linger doubt hut - ive can
, The , words , of , the Apostle clearly
.raise as good teas here as itteprodneedin
'imply: : • ' Chinaand Japan. The ftaii plants' Which •
I. That there is A fullness of grace I saw were ohly:an: experimental crop;
treasured Lup in Christ that will Winn, planted in July, when the ground i ,vae,;
</mit/9f adtifyy• all the wants and exigen- dry, hard and parched, raised under, the
eiesef 'hisfaithful followers. Fullness of most disadvantageous eirctinistanceS, in.
.Christ! • Birt , how shall I speak Of this.? one of the dryest seasons ever known,
How can I present it to your minds us but show all the signs of a healthy and
an intelligible manner? It can he done vigorous condition. Mr., Schnell iti,
only in a wa*, of illustration, and 'even forms me that only one variety or kind
'then fill methods iof illustration : with of tea is known anti i 5 the one designa
which we are acquainted, r. must .fall in- ted by D Von,Siebold: as the , sinienais
finitely mhort of conveying an adequate Linn. All of the varieties described by.
idea , of :the subject. But let us take. botanists tinder the niunes bohea, Viridle,
some Scriptural illustrations, laden, stricta. eat., are only variations of
.1. CONSIDER CIIRIST AS A. VINE.
This is our Lord's own' suggestion.
"I aru the vine ; are the branches."
Now we, know that .Yery branch, and
tendril, and leaf, and bunch, and each
grape,:receives all its sap and nourish-...
ment fromtho,parentstem! awl that so,
long, as the branch continues in health
ful, connection with the vine, it is and
remains fruitful ; but separated from it
it brings no fruit whatever. This will
convey a just idea of the connection
which subsists betwixt Christ and, his
people,. and of the spiritual nourish- ,
meat which they 'derive fromTEM.
While they continue in Christ, all their
NVIIII/S shall be abiindantlY . 'Opplied
and were their numbers . ten thousand
time'' tab . thousand 'greater than they
are, there would . Still be found a full
ness and sufficiency for all: Mit the
vine-dresser. usually Prunes the luxu
rimit branches Of his
. iVino—euts them,
off;-lest the sap, being, too widely - 41f-,
fused, its influence be weakenefl,and Sts
fructifying powers abridged. :Here,
then, the image of a vine entirely fails.
Christ's fullness IS. 'greater than this. We
must Ihok fuither: Take another II his
tration, and considtrehrist
- A's
This too is a bermitifill Image, and fre
quently 'employed in the F,crlptures.--
The sun is the centre of our system of
worlds, and gives light and .heat to all
the planets,' Every part of our earth is
illumined by his raps; and every in , -
dividual of mankind, when exposed to
his Influence enjoys as much of it as-if
he aerie existed upon the earth. ' And
although the sun has continued to pour
his streams of light upon the world ever
since the Almighty Creator placed him
in:the tionndiessexpanSe of heaven, and'
ordered his ctn . :Use, his effulgence is
still the same, and his resourse undi- ,
minished, fresh and full ! And though
millions yet unborn !may live to enjoy
hiS kenial rays, they will never be able
to exhaust his influence, Or weaken his •
power.- . • . • .; •
• Thus Christ.de' the moral Sins of the
universe. - 'Every betieyer derives front
him as much of his influence as his soul
needs.. It can never be. "diminished,
either by the numbers northe wants'of
those wise apply, ,for., it., , :Unnumbered
millionshavo• already enjoyed. Ictis
heavenly,: tight,,, and unnumbered
myrutflS M ore'May Xet enjoytt, and Still
leave, it fell!
tie nattirdl. wekid may
be; Often' is, obscured-,ferr,'flays to
gether. Re does not afibrd.the
genial warmth in, winter as in suintai'i
arid nt'night helWentlrely
view!'' 'Bete; - then' this indite alsdfalls.'l
Chrietthe of BighteouSnesY,' ig the'
saiiM'yestei•day , ,..-to-day; lalad•fdreVer. , -- ,
We' must look Ittrthek.''' ••.•' '''•• • • •• ; • '•
3. CONSIDER CHRIS I VAWA i , dtrm`kit4.
.tinder•thia haake.heavasspoken bf by
the , opMphet lgraehariatt fad “mfountahr ,
opened , ‘and luneleannesiii".
Untleva similar. figure} 'lsaiah spoke - Off
1:1 , 1* inNiitintalltd.coninah&drink.saf,
inwriter..nifin lleviirporarthatinirstetTU
to; ann. ocomeiill&c:• , ' And ~ ortr blessed;
Lord commends himself , underJ this ,
characters , to us,•, sayingo':ll any:ruan
thirsti let hitmcoMemao/ne and drink.P.
n u t ; e' e spe e imily Niptisceorhpitred td the,
r6ek , 'Stnitten , lir Sloraril from •wirencEi•
gdirhddlinylideit'tifyattthfOr therlupply ,
ofFtieetoarlf ,' I:agog)/ aTtnelr ,
i 9. .'
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nito -_ v : io;i;ciN 1.141.. e
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! ..e, r1104.91/640 ' 6, 1 1 p01,
a. •,4 , 1 1 / 4 , 4#4yr;ber.4 l l4i4PNl. r€ l / ..1 1 4?i
Mutht t la r,mage..ie pzere*in , Bet
fulinest tlsptialinelultiatik 1
bpi:et/Ad bd.?.
.frottiritr t 4.- souttliatilnlnitur
of the wrilgiiiWill§iiiiiiitallt hiinostit,lign .
him, "a well of water springing up to
him ;rums " 'a' 'L ' ' " "
ri li nq u ct D 1;• t-e-wiNyeix2v4gafin„ b" , th 21 1 . 32 13.3340Ltt Muorir
afl
. - . 0 , 11 70 t , Nlainws
groitzhog, .. e swfuo 132 ion 4;J 41111 F
S tam •. i., .16 , 1,: - .PrE :..!r • 7 n )"E';`•l 1
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. wno , 5a,re..,..,11,,, i
stre o it.
I • b ' P ; • fAS - oaurri, - 1
%heti jatittifiX li , . , iftili M
.. I ' ,, '•
sievuvbegaderlat ..- o plcubettialct? .1
wilAltiFittdl IttlE t t
tell, 22 , e n - dt o 1 II
'pit • - • Attry eiiigicyroeniii , ..
hitt.t.u.awpeoinc—ii.4Lcaut,,
hio„frozew.wwiftrrailkari .::Axiw.
: 911$41,Almeaviv, , 3" ,,
e, j_upetio_n_p
`the' 4ostl'd 'the? ," 6 PHIL
courageme
,_, ,
,thegritli bihtitslirildiristlJettlasitai2 esih
L 'l•lttfi.Thatnim Ebs...rdagyfcfrjuintki-kindi
l'ineatie, •-• - 01.1..- •4111 1 ,- • ;;;Otois, J - ;
. 11 , ;Th ' tqs:Te,o,Rply to
,l . fpri st ior,.../W i t !
aim ticgy. It shbufd be.li MIT - 1
eip O' lie 'oilidiiiiiids; Aliitt ,, st gi • AR!
lets 4tibtrigni-4 '
ttior An any ntlien-awco,:thnulaillert:
itNaii-11 Mr4W,Rim4P)-Pc1P4 3, 1!3t44 .7 ' !:
, Nvisdnna i .,n,gMedeness, sairo.. , Joh
j ancttedeni#oii. ''. Otliqii"itcarte. .". it . • 1
I '43uffbting• , vr4ishO Ini•thel'eforto,4 i',
hesitationf,go tutffirist fronill*.A.o.diiji il
• Pi retietveolottliofulinceaßfili.
4 3 1#. 1 . 31, 1A 4 6 4M44 ( ti i 1 44 4ATAPPI.
;pha not any Inug , whic - we rday a
terriiit Vida, &iWpoSsil3l . 3 , rifaiftbt grad' 1
of Chlristil.''Wel.should reeelitth it tie fifeeit
7y as tbe.lsrtielltes-•11.1d this .watlers-Huit, 1
,issuclil4PlitAtie..l 3 Velc,)a4iilAPPllSiiki.R.: l 4
hs tyoonly•pourpo ,ef,all thqt,iye i need,,
It is' f ullness. Of sffiee, .becitiase I( IS the
inditietited fitVinief'OPd !"-• Ptillrtese; kW
Cense:it - Id of 'HIM; that.filletli•dl/ iite :Hilt.
'lt lain-Christ; Jesus, because Hci is. thp:
authoAr-upd,diS qifer. Qf 4t,-....litqe,
I .
else can t ‘ he ph tied, -11,1% tre:4l4ln l
up hi'llini ) tot :Mid hi'Hini, 'no ,applV
patltnt.hili , be ife;.itt' Vali, If 'Medi" In'
humflitrand in; :faith: )..1%. '. . ~ :d; 1 , 1•
2.- •TbEitqfer,e,fltettpuintrgte-relstuum4
a pt with co,n)l4erwe,.. ly slip . tild,iievp.t r for,,
~a iipmi'ent 4 tinder, any . eircniustance,s,.
,enli3Hain ' deubts'• 6E' l feats'' reqib'dit' tg
Christ's 'tailllileieti6n.;:.Heffirts'assntlid its'
,that whatever cbelmir nblielisitieig. His;
grace is sufficient lona._ Therefore, in
;stead uf,,tigeappigtoalJ, 4mq .441;14,44e
pleasure In l Ihe that 1110' JaWer of
I ' 'Lariat' unif Vest tiPlori'tiS, "and 'that ifk
trength. be inhgnilled•in offroisPaknesso
1 When penitential:le assail ue,. instead la
ipmrumrieg, we shopld .Bathet i rejoiN
that ws are (minted Ivor N
%to suffer for,
Christ'W Sided: 'Nillien 'enerldes iisd i i ' ,
agaltikt ugLin4feridVit'tftiailtrig iiitlile i 4
leaf -we night bevantpliekhgd, vie should ,
remeinbet that no weapon titatisforniect
against ns . e i lti ultiallatelY ,149vaik ; , a
in the
,couseitiusnes,s of 'our interest t''
Clhti , weeanSitY-''lt i t.od'lle•foi it's Wild'
can' he 'against ts:" • “ Arid- fir bef6t3tiW dfi.
;adversity, dt should inspire as livith vin,
thtent assonance, - so that, as one, of ctld,,
3ve. too can say,,"Xtliough. the A,g,trse,
'shall not blossom, neither shall frffit: 'he
in the viziesthellitliiir of theolivishall
n
fa, add the fields shalPyiehl rib.iiiUat— ,
the tiocksshaltbe cut WI; anti there !built
; he no itertfin_the,stall-ryet.Twil4e/01Pe i
in the Lord 1 wifloy in 'clip Oodpfjoy
salvationY' ' ' ''' '" ''
And.now a wot•cltif cantiou:'; ReinetiV
ber that thefeet that thereis a "fullnes.sl;
treasured up. in. Christ does, not. in the
least supersede the nee,essAty for excillun,
_and watchfulness on our part.' No we
in uSt ' 'Watch and 'pritS• ?' WC intist,4tifk•
out our'•own ' saltatibM-rtoith o fehr 'au&
'trembling": though it be God thatlivork,
e th in us, both toiwill aM,I. to ( 10, 1?-(4 1 . 1 1 9-
good pleasure. We- must endure hat.d.-
ness, as good Soldiers of Jesus Chrikt";' 1
and ffghttliegOod'Elght Of faith; ffild.lthis
lay hold on eternal life..- • , -;;• 0
A word of.eneouragement. -F or}
than eighteen. hundred. years. has ','.4.1) 7 6,
grace that is iii. 'Chirst Testis" been fie3v
ing put for th e suppprt of his'peOple r .'Billl'
His power to communicate is none °the
less ! When virtnewent forth from Him
to_head all the multitudes thatapplie4to
him in the days of his flesh, was thete
any less virtue in him than'he fore ? No !'
;He ita:s still the "'fullness of thall'' He le'
so now ; and to the weakest arnongstyPti.
I say tom ight, " lle..shemw in the grace
that, is in,Christ Jesus." , , ~ - • ;
the sinzenaig prodheed by different;
modes of cultivation nuti!geographieat
distribution. Dr. :Von §i,ebold pin-gesthe
eiMengi9 under lO
the monadeza ppl,:yan
dria Linn., and th the natural fatritly
the eamelciarum dream.
The tea shrub in "japan is an ever
green, Ircrin - 'fent' ttrstt. feet;-Withati
•straight stem and 'inimerotisNirregultir
branches. - Growing Wild; the , iamb •
will reach a height of fifteen tit twenty;
feet. • The stein is of it bright, gray Color,
the branthes 'chestnut, land qhcr-wood •
, hard and having a pecughir , bdoif," ;On
the young branches are theolhork soft,
green, snutlileaveh, tvlitchare arranged
in 'intervals," and - are- of an eilipLieal
shape with; teeth , ori theborderslbsern4 -
bling closely 'the leaves •of dinhwlld
rose. • • The color Is a .brightgreetii of:
different- shades, ileePerfireas; the Sea,
son advances. • *;Bettieen the• letiveir
!Trout the blosSonis, tvhicla •itie• at:that'
of a rose color, but in ;the °oink , of their' ,
deyelopmentassume lighter shapes, and
finally, when full blown, areof the color ,
of the ordinary tea rose. • They have no;
oder, and-are very tender, but are put to
no lige. The .iitary -that' these i dowers:
are preserved the mixing teas -.that are
only drank by the Emperor and the No ,
'ditty, is a fabrication... l ; When these
flovt - ers fade away 'they leave a small
fruit, whiCh is divided into two or three
partitions', general three,.which contain ,
the seeds. • ()Wing to the great quantity
of oil contained -in' these seedi , they are
difficult of preeervatibn, and easily^de
cay. The tea shrub hi Very easy. bf:hnh.
tivation, and! will grow neatly every , -;
where, with plenty of suh and 'eh; but
cannot live in shady places. ; c;
All of the new plants at Mr: Sohnellts
plantation are'raised from Seeds;
are planted in rows in fiirrowsi from that
to-tax niches deep; in a:Manner .simnel!
to • that in which heani -are-usually.
planted ; , liut out - Of tliih number ofseedsi!
probably but.ane ortwb imetich hill will.
sprbut, owing the , decayt produbed:byf
the exceaSive quantity - of • •oll•they' :CM.
tain: 'rho propebtinitoforten planting
is in , Noveniberlor iDecember, , when it
sprouts 'throuttheground; in :about:
thirty days. • ' 'the •ensuing /Nay ;the
phint,reaclies aheight of about:fourteen..
inches, when! the ..perfeet, and -tender
leaves tine ;stripfed oft' andaretilactedt
under imniedlatemianiPulittion.": They:
are first put-in-a large.copper- pan and
roasted; then: put in Ir-basket and:shaken
and swinig, in, the: windiuntildhay, are
dried! a theri ruoisture:(thatr.3ansibearti
exuded bythe,hear4 thertroastedstgain,
then rolled hi; the-padrth of !the, hand.to,
separate :the t lear'esi and [prevent theta
drumbling into powderrthen d.ried.againi
in-the ;baskets by: Chatting I
and , Ahem: putiliit jars, f adteti.mttley Aro;
ready•for,trearketv "The..bhickr kaaianat
roasted threiiitiinesptbe.green teas-Lott,:
oneder.twice.l , , , ek --L.,
(Every I yeitt i the rtrees. ionabrubsArel
trimmedi-deNen,Ab atiheight>-ofi-shwt.
three! feet; afte:r.rhaving ,nesscheolothall
height, andlititturproperizStakerroteeoth
.tigh ',., - - ,
will produce good'kcrdpe tommitartivii.i,
thirty years. Rig absolutely necessary
lOtt gl9. &PM, I, P.Mft , kir 1 ?1,' r
„L K iun 2 44ped* 9W!. k: ':"' fP
W-4 ',gri t ct e cV&Aot ii . I .Pe .
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r 1 41 " ,* • Au 1 . 979. Y. ''' LI, .. .
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d i reSiwmtr°44.cif 4 ! A' "
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WA .9rtfri ftmi ir:e - ,IA ' V 'Prz..7 .
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z.iFeAL azinitg '• " " ' 4 .' K.a.
ITr 4A3 4 -qi l ßt • ; ;'•. 4 . . ‘•• : 1 1 • se. '
till - at. .r _ ,
prisoner received tho al • - *int .
concern.
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I . •11 I •••• "ii. • ' nr.:., , ' i 1
li; 4 tiltiritit IstrbiliphouseZ , -.7.,41P1g0
übmkritqwthrezintoreuriredahlort
giaitt i gAiP Ilit• 4 /A 1441 k;1nO,
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i . ' V. ittWolig taittNiani
1 . ugeditSqlbini4 Aar itiefetithifirofakE4
1- . !att . itptilledlllls. - hrtbhskesAtidther
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4
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sd . ilii ni Of e 11€ , Itidii.?' -pf.alrd: ""
1 ^ "Tr li d'eth ' itiittehlityamoyetrl o i %fig
I -the aranderiiig•Mttlyns 1-,T f,..:- , .. - , . • - I, 1,.
.),..,.`iiiiftkOulti at illire,}l l %.ll4l,l4‘ ol 4' , ':lve4§
i Plaskts4lo B M o F, • , • ~... I
Well - , on my word, that,"s coot. .413:.'
I iloquized the merchant. . :,,11••, le.
1 rtillidb24l l fiet,--youtddietterieavely - af
z 91.6111binkelatorill Lrathiotightothe,me,r ,
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TO . • r • Itetu
yi " 13 Argri4C'e il 6 c liatb 1
1 1 1444 1 i , ' , ligag WW I kArii' Fesidelitte:. l Diti
atFaigeticw Nigrip - no.t ilatbnder•saould 'be
'lualii4l§ l 4 ,6o 44ga4letbia. 4lsl N{Me c. .
I RBildupigri..tAts,llPtelf9trf
' l'c u ' f c rb ' ; ..1 1 'r7, 4 '. Vggitauigis ?vie. ( i ) ok
ic q is i. . . -. 1
ikwaltfthigd iiiititlirantnekttO4tialheAx.di
lifrithleik3•iot,' , l ' , ad noil 1.1 - A 1 [Mr. I‘ fin , ru r.
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ti l liV l V.ls4l3 l at e lo - dOffe ' t PI,
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ibiletlT .1,,. - lii,, ir.l.: ~.1, -. „, 1. 1.0,: •t:
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" 4 ..D,ickq r ,you he, ar 1.4 M I iin — sh.9u ei ng , aa•
• hVd filternhii dehd and ilar.fadniiikl
c. , ) I,h o ot-yri e r)ll i f1 . .11111.1 - .1 • , •'
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• 'OM matey nal"! exclaimeiktlie good,
dall i r rtowl7,aLlY a1f 1 4 11 4..d. ; -. ~, 11, ~ f ; 1
11 , ~., k../,1 .rap i rns .1,ita3 1 0 , ,rd,„111.4, p; clie .
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~.altrtiVAie. 1 Ali c A, lid' he kl, 1 "
. riedliteilad,t.i I i • '...1 , ' •,..i, ' ,, i , . ~;
1 ' ,111iereithannwas niorinluiled. , ..,Whitt.
e° '
e -A4l Y 4n h, i { , i sa t ia, •: ` r 4 l. 6‘ :, , '6,1 . i WIN * I
,
yo IfBfloit l yqh.ta';"Ytate l beeti l faglii 1
fur Vii , rk&ertrlintt 1 riches, ' , and rfl , htuifii
think tyott , haxe •.(ionnnenced, deceiving
, bi9alut4iatstilmt , :d4OP:lll'..trlttl4
1Y°L,0494149,-,-4 q+UP.V&I; I ,:t a, 411 4 441 1
11 44 4 , 4„ 0 .4 84 . , ,, „
I, ivagenetitlWrt 4titilcift tie'
sturdy citizen an hedielitmed -it 'lin he .
ilidthiskeiligidita,.Hisatelghbsalloehngo3
the,lV,li Ni. 7 1.4,,fr4M,11 , 14,4, late . .... 114 41 1 r 1 Tkup 4
rw4.l4p . tsitg to tae..i9tvt voices,fiad jusf
fit .j.his'ins if6e 'clime oat' oiVtlie adjblil-'
lag' 'gicTlify':l 'll"4 4 lifil`thtl"last ;Wldila
tind - .../ng'gruittyi excited'. himself, -re. , -
lolled, with 'weal energy,; - .:, ..- •• '
", Xeth t! , A4.l4 l xxte mijf. / (4.4P , ' 1 : ,11t4 , 4
find, one in mit 1/..pf c,,
,‘, ,
'"Wgiii! "lii''euf haus° ,"' , '
" - ' '
''Yes butwMYl , llln , eatened to,slinot
'theiellcit, ran.ik 1 ..• /;- 1 .• ~; .
• Frxphmations, now ,e.nsued,. an sA tho
'ditVieu4
. was finally adjusted. - The
, etrangc mistake was.aceourithd for, and
the Yeti:pi:Jelled neighbors 'shook hands
and Went tt. heck. •
Arc!),o:o4)gical tilscoyery In Athens---Tln
fritient Stadium. •"'
GaligntuiN MessengCr Tniq the follow-
L
tng interesting particulars of recent ex
nrivations. in
.i Greece : t : ,7,
1 i Kiog George _of , kireece- lia.s tteocei . vetl ,
I ith?,,happyrdesof exeavatingihettifeient
1 pa it : lferiaic 'Sttidiu'iti; St AtheriS.' TO'
il iz h
I .aed - lish thi4-design he has purclis-'
1 •&,..at to own expense, all theland sup
osed to have been. : occupied icy the
• Greek and Roman..racourse, includ
ing the .hills:ken !the night bank...of the
I ! Thaws, between which. the , long grass
grown hollow the theatre . for the
athletic' perfo'rmanc'es. ' Workmen hai76
now beenengaged for several. weeks in'
annrcrring.tbe immense masses of • earth/
which generations have deposited. over
`tlte . ,,alicisent sitc., A Germau•engineer is;
superniterttling the ivork„and the .Ki fig
'l , l•Sits . .'ffre,',grOthid'alrito.st daily to Watch
Ithe'prOgie.-is'of flue-excavation, WhichlW
exciting.inuch interelt. . . - . ~ ' ::
Ata dept.)), of. seve ral feet a perfect
seinklicular wall, of compact marble:
has . lie'en eXpose'd,' add a corresponding
'intetiOr wall' of perfbct masonry. Be':
;tween , theso Aviills the:speetattirs passed,
ascending. thence through
,marble en
trait:cgs—two of „which. hays also been
. discoveredte.tlie - seats'lii - the anaphi-
theatre above. These Wiill§' arc ' sup=
Tose() to have extended around' the en
,tirelength of the race ground, and may
;be,still existing. - The upper e,nd is in
.e4fect.preservation. Parts of columns
.hale beeii expdSed' with paryed" Work at
the • baSeS, and 'Other' Ina'rble• fragments
forming portions . of , the , doorways .and
seats, it is:remarkable that the.n.rehm-•
ologist:s hove neglected -this hitPr. ( ist4 l & -
site. It semis not to have occurred
to them that the floor of the Stadhim
owls niecii below the present - level. It
; will not- now •be- surprising if King
, George's discoveries egos' those made
along' the sloops, of the Acropolis, and
1 which.are now only second to the Par
'thenon• andthe'Tharam. - The length of •
,the'nneient Stadititn fwaSsitc hundred
yards, the•semi-chcitlar erit'Unia,s artifi
cial, 'and tti•natbiliti'sli)pe. of the' banks
formed' theitinpliitheatidii'lreie some
. foii,Y, Itlicusiintl.speettiffii. grated theta-.
,selve..o4 the tuir.,..tliis was thApfthdium,
'of the time,Of SiiiaAitom.•,,,liorcog.. At
ticus construeted,the marble steps, and
• seats ran d 'this' istbe!work• now brought
to light: - •ltds. &scribed , by- PILIIBIELIIIB
as having . bebn . ' 4 ' Of-White .marble•nnd
'wonderful to behold , ''. ' The King intends
'to - . nliturtft:he earth ai'er 'the•whote•eit
tent'Cof.the'plttiti,-f}lid hill sides, so'that
w4te,Ver exists in the ,Way of stone Work.
n).ay,lie revealed, . ~ „ ; - .
Pobon I,n Our Bedrooms
, Wrote the Galaxy.) , ,
'While other noxious pities - are usually
the.tprodtlet of combustion, and their
orrgin therefore apparent, sulphurated
hy,ttrogett ~obtains an entrance into,
our lipuses in a surreptitious, anti iii- slab:ars manner through the waste-'
pitek 'of ' sinks and ' wash , basinti,
th latter. giving. it access to our bed
rooms ,There ,can be, but little doubt
that the prolongetCtlanseau from which
some persons,,auger, c and, which often
teroart-In confirrudd dyspepsia, is
net n en . itently due fe'tfiis canfie, and
wild& cigufferer and the physietansgre
seakelatng in. Vain for some ,means. of
relief, and ~: are ekporimenting .. whin
v us. ; , F,eme:ckies s the .true ro,rigW
of' e ,Irou,ble is umu'speCeed;. Imil
ml ' tlab'edsilfrtrnoved by•ripitmerat-'
tentioti 'to' , the , • Wa§te.- pipe • fraps. The
test by;Whibh Mel presence of: the gattio,
tji airof . # room maybe detected is very
Bial4.Ple-,1i,,
m a
piay be, performed hy,tickYng.
.s
the 'rh,te,' thaprint6t
akgin of likcs
paper 'ffinistenrng it'kVitlyit' rsolution .tif"
sugar4leadi , and I suspending.: the, pno,
partad:slip 44 papex.in-the.dottslity to,be ,
examined,lf Me i , air
,cont!ttos sul-
Phiimle4 bYdioden, the' slips darken,
arid . filieTty %be r th:tie black; the 'rapidity'
Vial *hi& ' the' elitMger , ticieurs giving ,
data . tee forming ..aill'Estimulte of,. the .
aparMmat.'..frittY, - at the saamiltpo, be .
compnr p cl, with that ofthe streetf by 1, 1 / 4 m,
pendilig IMOther slip 'dt'lehded:Tayfef
mitalaelcir end Weill& liihibliivg; ill' sti.4ll'
al pies( tidtt gh ii,. it may he in' the stradoat ,
1 alitimetti h. ,;I .. •,1 .•...,, I- :,. '1 , ,,
_Timphysnligical effoets of stalph united,
hydrogen Vary witiii,lhp degrees of con-.
centration. If itZrohk 'it 5. 7 6te"' like . a
nareptig, and. the on, seefa - Ali:its, but
May ; be 'restored if renioqd• tit One into
the tiesli"tilk,l. air d'ellfeti *ith•etithu-
Inotii 'and. ieeld. itater litintth:. Them , iry
alwaysmiorebr leeepalyeai, event, though
thp.gea xeay, be. Are474 1 44e: ~# P,94 2 19 Pr.,
tl/O'As d9l}lgs dug ? i i eases, to
i f n A }glob by
• d blood, 'end 'litilige.'
qtiekinietitie •bn , tfie iidif of ithe:dieke, l
wheretry the tluhiloesesitte ded-oolor-anth
becomea,,lblaekt the variation_ in : ttui
d>r spl.l4 o 4#4lWif t irde i ttf tlikS Pg4 4 l
, h.
..T l l , tiit , w i se , tit hk . e IVO-.
-; • rdrn ,Fatte4.4 l g ,
.9 ; 1 . 1r cauthq{ity; ,giyesiM4e l A- :
it SI cibs rve y y Me, Oen:
" Keep corn in their feed boxes tillithe
time and also •iv.....them corn meal
doc(ghorseell ciotdred -oneeAaritlyi 7/For
t ial"43l9 e beßif l 4: l; l- 1 .
114111MqhfsW%; MA I %
flitteitiirclelrifirffeM griti
' keptAeyondothtlittime.ti isdastothau,td
12 " 1 " /
nAt.2ilWo.c.iwith,:g Xavet ,Wit,P hrel YO4
jading }v 4
tiled"tt 9 Kifdr jsa iid lies
7 s s
as4malbot cipitl tif ponmeinbeesma
4ftwAs-Atk euvicks.mr
telefp o 4oP,V% : °
ue• krt , - .and "
./ cowl 1,60. at 1, 7 1 tc , ibn.9.
The town-of-Ler Pettey-California, was
nettrOidAtie/ThOffif4l] sivffißAlPm44
ita.:loll : Mg r,W tnat ris tie_
bored race , met at Jefferson CI 7
Wednesday.i
- •,... - --- ii'. ~ ~ u , 'mo a t zw
.11u/13111111 Viltiffillifigliella ,41. , 1 Prlll ' itilefia' d y latY eat = fiv°
h 11 - to t tu
:ol baorpot .1 , • 5eta...,,, lf.aTA tied; al. - ,tt" si j,, . ~.. , A T "40„,,a 02 6,id ° ''''' ' l aa t urr " r " h a ' ''.
j' n. MitYn 41 Airs NElFttqaq'fi c tt - #l l ,fiiiqf `i .1 (lb
4 .
r i llag e aT lati 2'• ' 1 c 4ilf . '.:• ,: $ 64 at ...'ib, en ;%l4-4fW
~.,, . a a s „-, fi a ,,
us over hiroandrunwthousiii ' ''.. • ta, it. a - '
9 :a II CB t t qf i A LL Utk7 C IA i:ll ° L l i i rl i ): 1100 .11 I ..:
; :,.. i 0 7 ;:••• t - - ' ' itg ailliiila t.baww, °3lll3° btti_ t
o •
• pgsTu d el , ,tritiaij ,7 faillii4Plif,'Fiallial , bt li • t'• 'r''' ' ite i• Plrauen 4,
littz t rteadtvertil Ittontreifidfrtirti e '. '' ..." • ' . l'iiiihitSic
il' ~.
, wkimetts, Petty/rod y ar ... ~., . fife ...: alliP ,In, utehtettattaglia
,1., , ~. ni.....,i it y lg . , *ma, ,i .a /7 ,5111711. •it Ispatu n f.AntjA .. L ..• lis i tl.lo,lo4iiit i gSa
.. ' C.o.lliabOillilail: ••..,:a.l:•:9 Vt. t e 9 3 9§l n a .7 .fi , 44161,..g? ' 44 1 ,t....
' 'llitiAltnisgat:VUlg tinder; cotiaideratten • le Y , .' v t .-- -.-% -
tinalw, , 40/0„..f,r. th,, , ,,,t,ransfer I Aim tl .o ,:ctogir. - .3.nialis Lupo Ho.
,ttio a le- rdi.t . Yard 'Vrlleagli .rktliVisaine* pi?, Itemenk. ~There is
irj aista sip.,tirmips , of ..-, tr:. ..1111".7 . 0111re ‘ . eiri eq 4o4o 3,o ß ress i .pg W e 4 l,Vb.fßOTh'
liastiflintes snkl- , hpropive Awaiting that 4 . _g„ . l.t - te_!day.'"' pops tlitja•toatFoToidit
itletre 0-114V4 deroWard,removingild.s, ._ . Joalliff'ffelaSuppestasgtthttPreptar
Iyai ,14 arrmltir b.vryetotiit4ic6ratOiir 8 ' 9ol . o '' , Wkil' l 4 l l , o*iilPOYAlat•P u lt e l
*IMP& thilltetradiElialWnalitlt. l• Iliallteigi rltia,,,,gr. eloKopr n laPns
._.., ,l 5
olidthattddlietilt:Jayt4rialubtillitt , tk'' Y -L bt, 1,-- 1 - tw 2 .Y , T , 3 cit•ii'uttuiit -41 9 1'''
O'NellAtsaid, „With sorunen ~a , -,,,ce , tt e pie ittitfn fOrthttfrune_rdijeettillaktvytteri
other day," did.'not COlitain a 'dollar 'bin - 45 ,1 414:5 93 ,90e1n1iui1-Aeitt4n. inlcattou or
Ipropriation, is but the first reading of •A• l lOpte.M•tgliti, x 4.9 ~,,=1 „ . 1 1 , ,ci.,._. ., .etet0 tliOdid-
llbfort.ihet:approptiatiernoft mareAltain,ft o'"S . ..,_tuut'" utu ue'" P,,, „17...,,, m ke bth ' ex
'Million idoibiratid thiyminiend attatitliat,,the tum'e•' - ' 74 ..X . '4 9so Pa etta-tet. t.t. aPort , Atinti
teomitilttedenthlavalitlfedmowllearaelethed ..Pl4llllol4dlftkViititilsll44's'acA took from
,loyatihrElistitewittuthodtity.oftXtiasidonang. - it', ,Htho ficrp.RF loomr.,a , Ml:POck t P l . ° , l ?'' .
all -inixtterintlertalpingi IV the - znavy,owilb 'Taint U ear/Pretensions' ed•cteolitymil
, widow. the& dutylarhan flatly hatiretgott. Ito ul titration - 4f thqpnliliMaearkeirof
(this bill thrciugh , ;....ancitivani alt,a•adiViaieri Wald4hP' IMPikl i ntPti l, P 4 9 1j1 `l 4 ' t /'''' f f
et labor, thedocal.reprmentatives.droM the profession, TarrPtu , °- - ) 1 ' la is elf
firtifiPhihuiolpWa, he thoUght vbrslike,•• ' FYI - donee' we . e*t Yeattli tit theeoim „ bit
~ mlo•ht ask , fer cratuall apprdprtationyea, ,011rdietroaititniqttbariytoutiati.t pledge:oS I.
t . ,
t ....iv r „ ..jhbd • iiti . e. , 3.. , ifige.k ,, :part.akood t a hold; in lira .111tintt,the P a tfii l l...l7l6TlVAl
'tl a l i );. i ga= ni, tle V v et ttri:j7T:llll:rta, ,the
rs + F tiffii 9 V t tlV' / u a-P' .7il i t s n powtioW r
iativel drotir 'Phi's:le/Ont.:l . But, this . , ,96+, r*Visc th 1, 1 ,03 k , -Plidel . , YJAitt , i .) L
to am inquirva •larcertamed fromthe Nov ePea " truly, tOtrlY . Perky r..flleht.tai 0u., 4 #1
Departammethatwhilem3r frieiadWasarra.k.
tug• his' statement to the: House/ painted ' • , 'ra tl er the /Iclouse. , 'l - , , icupat , that VII ri
'Li I'M ardstlie Woirtilfs bf a friend," then&
"tosooolors, onthat verpdayithe-BUreau . Ba ri ltlintiaikaisei trim:kitting 4o Vbe frientle;
Docksand Nardsinthe, Navy Dapartlneu whointlict them,9,17.1 .1,4 sir,,whattlid. An-,
,word nraking , put an! etatimato'for League , gl'eTt. J4llllsen, alt he last sear ¢ [ bits tulL
IslandlofieBtlo,lloo. :This. lunation ry et came ministiettiofir*ostirlitita' ' that" ' , lie •WetiNl
laere;: although: Admiral Porter. thought ; it ,carryt'on tint: government Berne., ,H3l. 'tlltil-f
i had .7. this/ids non ,vet, reached hero and .will , mated , 41 3 44 , he ,would .carry, it oti, ,t'tifi .
,not tintil,thiseedbisr.disposed. of...•.tut .11. PIOOOT, and .wo, cut doWti MO, A - 1
statedo the House. that.theto, isqprepa Pr Mkt its O,OOOM " be rtStt, his" es "
4..1. But his -owniettimateief the ie . 04.,
'au estim a te for,,Leaguelsinnti ot - 'W, 0430 1 - th
!to fallow, this.bill.., ,T.lipt.isi perfectly Alin ~of .carrying . ton ~I,Muti_2 l k),NTrlttu. , ,,e_Oti, y1 , 1L:4
froni thetrepart of the Secretary „himself, iJe VP/ 0 at the Vcnts, tt'tatl` et. to be
'front whiele I .takothese extracts : t.,.. t, .. • preitt to and nfireaSonlibio, Was '$803;000,- 4
This tremostalhtheaDeptu•tment.has b.cien, 000-.. : ow', sir:whartiociis our own. atinitinri
and is anxious to aeconiplish:- butit needs lstratimsostimati that h.,...11111.curry: on the
.an tippropolation,fo,r, the pieparatien, of the, government ter fertile next year rThelitim'
new ard, add withont this it cam* move. estlinated fiir is $331;007,174.62, ant laden:sot
4 .. v et, ~ ,tv. it a,P. ,s - •-a , .. a : ..a oveY-tili) last estilntiteoftliondrainkitratiT
-The annualexpensea nnthisward :itrot.,fo. ef AllttreW 4 ohrtaNt. "'" , ./t- 46 47 -70 -9f..rfPW. - , ,
itheso,reasetts and those before giyen, attach 1.94.62.. But we cut down his estllnat a $.207,'
,incrzed ; and it ' is hot "dentitect that 'die .11430,006 • set that' thii eXadt di ff erence bet - Alien ,
m,,,-1 . . f r . / s v ' i,this ~toar d e o hdli.tom , end : r f .v. this bdok 011 4EitiIIISIOSINI3II 01( L'PreSenF.W,,-s
rpearibs new!, incurred [of maintaining ;two ,Iltitlistration, rind the; appropriations nutty,
es4iblislimetits tvith the money, wilifb can the last year of Andrew Johnson's admir -
be reali z ed Troiii the judicious . sale or the istration, is $.19,652,537.01. It is due to the '
t land' inikk , odiipitql in the heart of thateity, ,Post Otlico Departroatirtri .t-ty that there is
wiltgot.very fax toward- repaying; theotot, .an error of S7,IYKI ollintlio meting, which
pantie, of,etitabl.i.sliing theyard. at League reduces UM aratnuat tosonm-142,000,009, i But
Island. I trust, therefore, that authority, ' behindund ni:lt entering into those est ire ates
'if it be necessary, be given to the Depart- is 41 O
0 little anger hne of '5.410,000* that My
"Bent to transfer the -werking yard of the friend frem 'foririsYlkentat ilvir,t Scofield),
l'hiladhiplffarethhibrOte [League -hilfand[EiS propcsea , to.prepare the way , foE the local
rapidly asis,consistentwith,the interests of rePtesehtatiVes troul.Philadelphia 4; adyo
theaeryxce, aml. to dispose of the ,prosen rate hero for League Island. 'Reek of it, too, ,
yard ItS pertion.4 ant' shall be vaeated, and , is thenßay Seutitina'ehel the Island of St.
t ha' lin adeintate appropriation will be mhao Thortena; at ,600,000• In gold. And harken
forittlie st'ork necessary, to be done before{ it. tea, lit, What, every man who has hereto
any part of the,present yard can, he sold. ford been in this Irotrab knOWs as the Mil
. " BeibM any:part of it can boeold ;' ,, qiir , /ions 'Of dbliani thatwill comeback on those
, the , very apparent; redson that :before you aPPropriatien hills from t4eclUies,und of the
caa.sell thatyard,and nioye tho, buildings, , Capitol. AU ofhsee,iteanS pro to be added
and, niaohineT fromit to any.other plate, to the'fignree 1 o liVe giV6trl• , herb and
yoWninse hat o •tipletedtri stand `open ; hat 'herd alone, upon this Boor, are the pledges
under Avast.; but valved- front nine to ten , of theploptiddiella-DaqY.tto lie, tedoellesl-
feet by bringing.the earth, f ro m the
,n, m k s Wis,,ean have : no , ate from the other s
, 'of: the riyor , o the Jersey side, or some- end, of the avenue; wo a ato' hake' rno
where else, - 'a n.
nd . lifting it op. 'Tlietefbitc 'aid“froth thet • other end of the. CapitoL.
1 sit,'_kvhite-It do admit tha‘the time will It is.here; and here alone that, the, pledges
'come when the yard has to Bo moved, I Was, are AC> be redeemed. And they shalt be re
'correct the other, day in the assertion I 'deeMed , in this' Roam Hero lea public
made,that this bill invniVedthooXpondititre work Which IS proPosedto the commenced(
, of. Milliotts of dellars; ' and .shoeld not he allaw, 3l nt Parity fkPlahaSti b ut at no]i-,waili
siaataal itizongit,qnder the, previoue : ones-, ,nqt.required by public necessity, not re
tina,. And now let me, ask . Whether if is ' 'Twat by Me exigencies rif any depart'-
. wise, and - ithether It is befit to make' this' 'meittofthis gletvernment. N'ow; when we
appropriation?' ,, Let ,nn' not do anything. ,are:considering that question, .1 . ,p0t ha; the
:inconsistent. with our duty in regard representatives, of the people here whether
the public expenditure on the plea that this wwill in utvirate hewpublie works upon
bill does riot provide for the eipendituto *the e. broad estimate of 824,000000? It is here
oftmeney.' Ide not intend thatthe House in theme:dor of public works that we aan.
or r any member. of it who casts his vote for ,cut,down, these estimates. I complain ,of
this bill shall escape from voting with the the other end of the averine, that with all 41`:4-
kilo-it-ledge that such a vote irnplieSalseithe professions 'of economy-- ' •
' voting f 01.5300,000 and for n placing. of $3,- Ms Stiles-Mr. Speaker—
'ooo,oou besides at the absolute disposal .0 M.".• !..11tWes-I cannot yield now.
,the Secretary of the Navy. And now I ask „or. Stiles-I desire- , -
the gentleman' whether it is beat to tike'the I TlieSpeak i diThe - geritleman fr.mi td as
tcoidso proposed in this bill? .ThiSisirneW. safthAtietts (Mr, Dawes) declines to yield,
politic work; it is not a public work al. and it lewd. in order to interrupt lilt.
reaOy Begun and carried so tar that it woul Mr. Dawes-J have a right to complain of •
he inipossible to stop it witinnif sacrifice. 'the other end of the avenue, that with all
Itio' not commoneed as yet IS there
an its'profesaions of .econority and reduction
absolute, pressing, overwhelming necessity of. unnecessary, two in , the departments,
now of undertaking this work at this tune, with all, the heralding by telegraph and
or is the Treasury of the United States' in'otherwise of ire purpose of reduction, there
Possession. of such superabundant funds , is not one of these departments that does'
that we can undertake it at this time: ,It not estimate to.-day,iu the book I have 1(0-
becomes the,reprcsetatives of the people fore me, for an increase of expenditure over
to answer both these' questions'; and if I May the appreiprlations of last year, lave only
have vont patience I propose, Mr, Speaker, ono, that to the poor, unpopular Attorney
As well sa:l. may he able to diSeliargetuy General-I hope disnot boa auaethisremark
duty in answering both these questions. Sir, ,able trait in his character that. it, is contem
n Is atime of peace; therdis no piessing no- - plated at the other end ofthe capited to relieVo
eessity for the enlargement:of nary yards. hint from further public service told to drive
Thenayv yardsof the country were stt filet- • him into private:life, There is no reason why
cut for the, war. At , any, rate, the war was we should, refuse to consider questions of
a siteceSd with the navy Obis at their Mei . .. this kind when we are com Mend rig peddle'
eat Capacity and power. 'Thom Maio ocat- workti:' I know the• import:moot of marry
sion, therefore, in this time of peep; for of our public, works. •I. do not profess to
' building op now navy yards in this country. epoak. at this time for anybody but myself;
And 'then; is behin d . this a question'which' 'but I lib 'not beliet:o that the ttoin mince bn
I have no tune to discuss at present, but • Appitopriations - coptoniplate -or desire, by
. which ought to be settled before webiunch any lanai's, a genetal warfare upon public
upon the expenditucetzd _money either for works. They recognize the necessity or
new yards or, for the enlargement of old completing those already begun, the neces
yards ; and that is, whether it. It best for us sity - ,itmay be; of beginning others; but in,
to maintain thiS vast eipenditure of morioy conaidaring questions, as to beginning pub-.
on navy.yards at all. The British navy lic works they propose to ask this Irouse
for some ,reason or other, depends upon to stand by them in scrutinizing to the ut-'
private yards. Ninety per cent., I amtold, most farthing the proposed expenditure.
of all the well; done upon the British navy Why, sir, there is the post °dice in New
is done in private yards. Admiral Porter York city, which the architect or the public
says,,in evidence which I have before me, buildings sayl; Will cost us s4,ooo,ooo;'and ' ,
given by him before a committee of t h is the superintendent of its construction soya
litinse, that we spent (480,000,000 for stir that the granite to be used in building it
navy yards during the war, and that we will cost $1 600,000. , No man can tell what
have nothing at a ll to show fox:it now; that the post a ll ied in ttoston will cost. Are we
we have no navy as the result of the money going on with , Such expenditures as that?.
so' spent on our yarda; and he suggests- the Are .we going to expend upon League '
building of a merchant marine,. serm,war- Island, $3,000,000 of value in the old navy
like steamers, as a substitute for all our, yard, together With sBoo,oooef a new appro-•
navy • and he tells you that he Would ad-' priatlem'whent that work can just as well
vise t he building of evert , one of them in •as not wait five years ? I see no reason ,
private yards, because they can be built for these vast outlays at rho present tithe
cheaper than an public yards. The , vessel, in that direction, unless it' be' he mescal'
that sunk the Merimac and saved Pliillidel-' kindly Stated to me and hinted. to moan
pine and New York and Boston from cle hers of this 110103 e in a paragraph in a
struotion was built in a private yard by'a Philadelphia paper, ,_a ,paragraph inti-
private individual, and in ninety days. ./' mating that the„Ropublican party will
says down enter into that question:now ; make a mistala in fielitiUgPhiladelphia so
but it is a question that ought to be settle d badly as to refuge the Passage, of this mean
before wo expend this money. lint Ido ure. I tinderstand - what that means. •Per 7
desire to call your attention to• what the haps that was t4 i e rgasou why my:amiable
Secretary has estimated and proposes to friend on, the o or "side of the House from
expend upon other yards in addition to the First district of Philadelphia (Mr. Ran-1
what he proposes to spend on the Philadel. doll), chimed:in for once in am grand quar-...
Phia navy yard- . ; tettf). of_ the ,Philtularphia mem bera while.,,
Mr. Myers-I wish to ask the gentleman their colleague froth the Erie district (Mr..l
a question before he Passes from this sub.: sboilbldi led 'the motile' and kapt Unto be-
_leek. I" &est& to know whether I ant to hind therm] , MO gentleman from the _First!,
tuiderstand-the chairman orthe Commit,. district of Pennsylvania understands what
tee on Appropriations that it is his Opilliort,, spending $3,000,000, for the benefit of any .
or the opinion of Admiral Porter, thit oar patty means, andl suppose that is the roe
navy' 'dining' the war effeettid . nothing sorthe 'carne to the aid of his colleagues of
toward crushing the rebellion $ ! •-,,,,H the . Second, the Third, and the Fourth dis-
Mr. Dawes-) do oot know what thegen- trictsin the grand music With which we
tleman understands. I neither said so my- Were entertained the other (lay in support
self, nor did I say that Admiral Potter' ofthis preparatory bill (laughter} which my,
said so. friend ,trem the. Committee on Naval Atttirs
Mr. Myers-'4qu said the $480,000,000 ex- offered. Two things, Mr. Spenker,•seem to '
pended for the .103.Y.S..duriagllie war were be desired by this .' administration. At the
m ier,. A . 3: ~ . . , , . , other Midof the avenuothey are bent upon.
:Mr.; Dawes-I said that Admiral Porter paying the public debt; in this Rouse we.
stated. hat $120,000,000 inid_bewa expended are constantly eryibg out Vera relief of the'
forthe navy; during the War; and we had people from nixation and the biardirns of
absolutely .nothing Mellow for it to-day.. that debt: 'apprehend that neither of tiles!)
Mr, llickey--Will my ,colleague on the. o bj ects can he accomplished without that
Committee on, Appropriations yield to m e . other thing, Whicli'Aeentstoliave been ever
tor a question? - • looked on isnitsidaS-%r"eduction of ex pen
-Mr.' Dawes. M -6 friend will etreuseme; I ditures. Hw. odo thbYprepose at the other
cannot yield to him. I understand that he end of the avenue to . pay die public debt
represents on this occasion the State of unless they, reduce these expenditures 7-
Pennsylyanitiond not the ,dommittee. on How do we propose-.to relieve the people
Appropi *inns. „tint I was going on to say' and the industrida: the orderprise, the capl
4,
that, in,a. ditionte: that $5OO 000 the ',Sect-0- tai of this land from ' the burden of taxa
tau:o Ni!:yy proposeabe.sidep.toßtpOd tion under which they are groaning ex,
in the - iiii,Vy. yard at Portsmouth, Nev." cept it be by reducing the public °spotlit-
HaMPeitire, so74sci, against 00,ocd - oz: tures?
winded:last
,yenr ;. at the nai Yard.. at, 4 toll my friend from Maine (Air. Peters)
Beaton, sl•ll,3M,'agaireit $1131), bat Year ;; who; has .eunuicipated. [himself ,from [fire
at the Inotyerci at New."Yor , $5.33,511., about the pennies and iia..gimer iii a vain
against. $169,0011/oit year; at tiiettify ya.l4; search for a dollar Withertihrny cents lie it,
at,,lltitiololgia.„ ]...1j,9,35, again:SW.l,oool234C upon which' limprOposes to economize, that!
year ; •ht , ;die navy: yard . at ,WaShingtOrc the pennbra tat:ea./1i the fenm of taxation.
W,7,7s. , ...teStivApaq ,tost,.: year,; hi.,,,t1t0 from . thesfilltes; the cordage, the sails, and
navy . , ya rd at *prfolk, $2 5 8,312, ..aga i nst the ngglng of the shipping ,of Maine; aro
$30,00 last year, it, the navy yard at.. Mare. what • make the • • Commorce Of, the country
Wand, . p3,425;-. pgaiElat, wOOO. no: thus decline.. I tell niy friends of the Commit-
11,t9POS .0:1h? expend , upon navy yaro,.be- tee of Ways and Means, that the industrieS
sATik,,tms.....SFA;ooo;:.a total .o.f-.0,611;o5;t;, of the land," which are flocking ' to their'
agtale.9lov*PANo last yeai'.,,',,': ~; ~• " ' , door, groaning under the.hurdena of taia-:
a li r _ S e a te ld . „.D, E* ,
, t h e ggu ti on ',,w r ; am, caliaplain that the expenditures of
to:the-estimates, for lagt , year or,te the ft. P-. this nation . are uniustrtable and wlthcit*
propriations ? ; . , . ~„. . pr.:spar reked tri eConotay; iir to the,neeete:
,Ikr, r01y . c..." 7: ;,..r4 sp eakin g ( .f th e IA , T
ro _ sill& Of the ease. lc:ill:upon the triemberif
~,ii ations. . .• ~ • . , of,this Douse te,etand... by t.pa,Cornmittee OP,
1' _Mhiltandalli-Will, the . gentleman allow! aPtgraciltPOW tbePledgo* - biehiXf i lVert
me to• ask bint. a:question?, I.: . ~ , . s y to' it eotintry'llitat thbfwi nont'
, Mr,,l)awes- I will answer, tray knesdons deull these , estimates. kif the departments,
if it 'cari be U n derstood - that my time shall bolowthe,figure at,phich they were fixed
be extended. • . • byAndrew.lehnson's:damilliStratiottOileh'
lair. Randall-I hops that will he under_ the people, for that arrnitig'othei- retiabits,
stood,. , „I , deprived of
- political Ped•or. In - order to do
"The SpetifOr-L:thelgentleinatt has half an thlAl;atenlborer Inustlaregal any 1:0a...Le la-
Em i r yd ma i n i ng. .:,- , . .: -, ~ tergeta,,,eq3 theagtParY..Pakthxd g ab 4 by the
!, Mr. Randall,-I wiishtoasktliegentleman, espentuttlre or public moiio in 'p' tftw,
oxyA questiox.,, , „ - . ISeaditi6." They iiiitiierfse above Ortich n
1 4. 1 r,,,11ii.wee. 7 1s it under4ix)d tli,Eiti,t w • la - dideratioimilindlopk.to the 1 genea . al, resuitt
come one, or tny'trino? ' Under au h
"..
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- u orli a cv Sl A e htf Pi;.tialiiusanC“.3vrlitey' ilitgere•'4liP
the 8 1 ,16 ak:er - ' lllO , ehit, r ett iegarde --' it; ' -,-- anetPy - trill Wake with - new life, entorpritsi
1- Idr. 'll3Weat-Thon ' the - gehtletruen'fretil watake[churaga lei& burst the iron batid . ft
Rennsyittanda (will ekcuse . mg. . I may,he by,,,whinh,l it,„ as . pqw,,beinyl,„ lewd Atm,
peardppied ite !hfriend„M:tl,4ls. Becretnrz arid country, ' will, adifance . in 'roarMiny - and
ef thls . adninustration,
_Au
. what I mN , 'feel deiiii,Spnieite . ' Publio'. ivorrti ' , A-Mt.:rah ,
ceidpeadtO Sayan iumrence - tO either' libit atithernsolVes; nprivate; r enterprise .; pal
estinnitesmi , the estimatesdd theitliele. ad; push tbee 2 fP.rwAl 3l . . • INLetbr. , -.4 , V
ro444ratictrhdytiee , T , say,And.tbe eStinages that argot) comb wilf Ii d ' dary;olM,
p,ft.ltaa*cretz Liry in referenpe to thew' 'Ott 'teens • lareitill' and ntoNeititlitaadonittand
pentlitiirea' 'do 'net Sistine me. vildritintits If tlitouhliaiduxir to be 'lsdßcPciatY Ng
tnufaidncec 7,1 knosadie.speaks of eoadomy eeljAVY,Rtheret C - i/ 3 9.,, p....tirp, ~,runloo
~,,,o t tt,E . , painiFig yr w c p a p, A m *, s i x ,,,9 3 , 9iicc eat, , , ut i over, the,spuntry. but to-eV*
point upon which I find ' tha t lie haa"ax- ,i . iris rddadon 'breipehditertifil, (that
¢antied his' eneitieitt Ili Mien thbliforttilib lie there nt!thiveinint thenaennetturpOpie
holds out to the House that he will.savre niftY,:he gctlievedira # , 9l•burdayemar
tro l ,OPanpen,thequtiele of path alwilho tiou, pa thritut e'stther end (31 - 1 ' h eliiio
to e estimate for which 'llir tivi two 4113 . , lie delit'inteViii . Pal.. '. tt,' , lV is
- 'y '' ii , Airis i thiiii'sl6o,ooo , oll, , yeiirl 'Sir; IrteirOthisi:view :ot:the , ceselbelielXttl
thaViii am] itellleyerifMticif. mstimmartice-thig, 4011/mob toftt - ,AuIT•N
tz:.:41, 1 . -- lttarg qt r ) le terg' . . 4 " W e; etbie • "atd , 4 '
15A , M7?' lieW 'MP gill - P141% ' *di 1 latidpiteramerkedwldiltell will
,
thbfrgovieittrantAlndstibirtyrileadnrauttla stand up in this House and oppose 04;41,4-
to every member sent through the m s tempt to curtail the oxpendllutes'iff -thb
as act Itiv7 slOiii ilood I,sLatus scat/
orpn TAM= kon
di
auo c ,fia xacri o :
/1132/9 oT "q 44 ..1/ • •
RATE OF ADIM:IMMIENFO.
Der • aaai
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of ten fines •
131313,13 B),
i2:E=7CFrtnnTnglip, retnivartny'tha—
arst,und 4 cent=mitorin nt tom ,
i l nslnia .T. .0 .aOrE i nuntreaswroD ix*
ludi.,. Znselfrin lit J 91 91 ,NISMOLID
- ,tym_-nS 'IIF. lo ,eswisa .111 `..o.liaeqa
r ot !, MrMtittantto .44 '
ingseTenstinartiNgazifo
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ntAree 41P:195.1niffintrvrTrfttA ...Ith
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A!." .0;16 1 .1 1
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nbllZa . .mstWl o 4 l .6k l 'PAO*, ir! ,1 4 1 41 ,, a
pa ti irHA nmi l n,tho rtur _inotion .
e :sue
v retf? ••• 1 4.44.• , 33 ~1 ',le run
Med Cotkitiol zt
o Migrailtr, Vara t3l coG
.t'iliirshallresleallsgaltitufiZ lii o•e; eil/
' (rite idebilbanAllo #9Wle 904: - RlSA•llatq•li
"P4 l l n , lvarr*w i w ea f"_.. ,
Ana hour andViLlf nitap . dzieritr .
Zarriiitdrtirieludifeed getting tha bill: f.
Skeal3ful tiTenlY,Mel mi ' s ll
ief r_ules, =Choovl
corieur4oued the tido' Ornitiaolitin"
133Sulvart• hiatelo for klxibite2 asnt /Amur , ;
woxthofroldiugf tin Aclof, Ni t ti a riAtls talytod t,t,
itlfeValiterindialisliNvliitehothe• Biqa& -hick,:
put. tinei nez Aux,iNimiqls4;9pAilOdYlt ., :t.
Ayortik xhip ignit ty were wr o f . on„ , ,
rbaul. o , , v, • ilo s sl 13if
end , proteatett , delinittiny a;
thomii":4Beinoonitfiltiftol.l °Yll4(tft•iftpr'
red 4144 lead, in,passingtlioer
for atoiod &meetly in front-'of lleheirim? 1 ithil
'ening litionlively to his speech:. When:Alm :,;
'latter AP his party Butker,
!great earnestness, "tot Me ask flied
tentleman to which party does he refer ?'°'•
tlitialgnalCorihekiing htirna,. anti
r3vai•
bitterness, the members ciowilf ettrotlnu
,pech his if 'ffitty eipeoted a per- ,
,sertal 'ericntoner.• o' Bingham was
pouring put the.vials of a. wrath. upon ,
Butler the killer suddenly beata ptdereittite
FetikttiV titiwUrds Us' aiYat; tinning ronnd
crying: 'fele:irk I ,chock l': I Wan tq I. I
13414,, ho reached his float BillgioullL
•billatipd.and •f
FartlinvortliffUltied pbetw e
ty niliatitef cif 'Mk timerto , l3fitletirlEiveiyfi
body' • =Tweed 'Boriwithing--wM
But ex. ) tuSPetj j upitho sleevessif :coat,
and puffed.ou ids pfigtutcletre ttid Of f ',mint?•
ppss ho did wli •Tio prop: wed titokitik the.
Senate out!':.of the hall
•RepresonOillyes, Tbat favorattitude Of
Butler on ,great 060011:Ms 'aye - ittleins
,huainese. percePtlbly,
proationns he laatin ibis cler loillet e ,ll{ol44% ,
was,prnintrigg.to " maati Th biller-
est Ching' he oats say of B glititn VS refer
to 1114 "the tilait'who tiling tins. Stir. •
ratt, , f; such so ho 'made this A Pert of his ex
brdinip.,, Ail - igloo:xi moved nneasily in. his
• seat, ai If his Cast tholight to dart aefreteite"
the It all attdckllutior ; tnit Stun Cox put ,
his, Meld on hie 81491 , 11*r rel qui°4 o o
doWu. Then came the read ng or Ifingliarti
out of the Radical partY, which' Beltlerlhaa •''
threatened oversinee that ' , black bilanda.t."
when the unferlintage •BioShaln Pelt snap
,iodglitent and pashtici tha Virginia bill while
'linnet was away practising law hi Massa./
chi:LS(4es'. 'Ruttier iwati , not.aatisnod . with ,
reading Bingham out; Bo got allor Ferias
worth, Logan and the other Republicans "
Litho helped 131 tighten pass the bill. relo
parbreetilcl suceoett with ;such atoll In it,
mid-no ought , ..to succeed, ho egld
bringing, his, nst down with great cuaphaslit
upon his desk. "Rd Upon thh recn
&oda to atone for , their , bffeneeilbyi voting.'
royalty Senate iunendments. .
.Butler lifui
not been so much excited since the Im
peachment of Andrew 3011113011: Anitiele
glotved 'with rage and he whipped. initho
! Republic:o;ol*rib° had strayed way from
the fold with Bingham as ifthey tMtl been
so many schoolboys, of whom •ho'
master. There, worn one or two attempts at
,rebellion,howiaVati arid the ni 4 ster found 4 ,3
would have to take ELS well as "give reproof.
When Butler's twenty Minutes bad me
pind Farnsworth resumed the floor, •and.
in about fifteen minptoe excoriated Butler,
the infinite delight of Bingham end
other offending children ori the Republitan
side' of the, le gave Butler to un
derstand that•he was not the proper mono,
lecture a Republican of twenty-live yearfr
standing, like himself. Farnswiarth 'had
been' a ,Ropubliain when.' Buller • was
engaged in hunting fugitive ala Yea
all over Massachusetts, This fentiamtlte-:
mint created a sensation, 'and •Butior
stood in hie place perfeetly tialandar•
struck at the boldness of Farnsworth, The
latter was.at tlici Chicago Convention, Ito
said, trying to nominate Linoaln, when.
Butler was a member of the Charleston
Convention, voting for .Toff Davis. hero
the Democrats, who Like to see Butler's old '
record overhauled, burst Into applause and
laughter. lint Farnsworth was not through
with the gentleman from Massachusetta, , --
Ile spoke of his voting for Breckinridge at
the Baltimore Convention and then re- •
(erred sarcastically to his midden •
version to the Republican party. The
con', ersion of St. Paul, ho said' was•noth
ing In point of snddentiona Myth° ' cob
{ erlooo of Butler. For fear that tile country
would not believe Ma the couverelon was
genuine he had followed the example of
another scripture character, • who denied
his master, and who thought it necessary
to ctirso anti swear in order to make people
believe ho was in earnest, it Wilis'gettlng
hot for 13ntler, and at every hit Mado by
Farnsworth the democrats +would burst
out In uncontrollable laughter. Butler,
however, held hispeace. Re had either
nothing to say,,er he was tooTntich demor
alized' tei 'sky^ it Ildrightini- wee' amply
I:Nonacid. He could not have replied so
handsomely or so crushingly to Butler had
ho been on the floor instead of Farnsweelli.
The veto on concurring in the Senate
amendments was strictly a party vote, all
the Republicans voting for it and all the
Democrats voting against it.
WAS IT A "natioEn Olt $00,000?
A Nese Orloam. Sea Napteln'e Fortune
I its In g— an be Yolsoned—Rts
tintightt, Poiretans the Murder.
ers—The Body klzhemeo.
The Now York Sun flays!
John Alexander, a sea Captain, about 74
years of ago came on to ibis city from Now
Orleans in ago,. came
1808, to speculate in
Wall street. had from $40,000 to 560,000
in bonds, which he carried In a bag around
his. neck. These were seen with Wm-with
ia a week of his
M death, which occurred at
the residence of of r. Gardner In One
hundred and twenty-seventh streeti March.
26,1809.11 Ho died apparently of narcotic
poisoning. The bodywas burled in Green
wciod,Mareli 28th, a cortilleate having been
furnished. , by a physician living in the same
house, under the name of Cohn. • .
Mrs., Rurke, Alexander' a daughter, hav
ing missed her father's usual letters came'
on to Now York and learned that ho was
dead. She took up her residenoo
varsity place, at Ninth street, to Inquire
into his affairs. When asking after his
property, sire Was at first told that he had
left only some old clothes, but at length
Mrs. Gardner Dam itted thaeAleXandet ; had
88,000 in bonds, which she said he had •
galled to her as' a • reward for.-:the ,
carp which , she hipi taken of hintr-ri
As the Gardners lut,vo Peen expend,
ing a largo'spro of money, and as bondfia
had been traced to thbml belonging to: Al.'
' exander,.esusplcion of foul play arose, and ,
yesterday the body was taken up by order of
Cerone'r Flynn, and removed to the Morgue
to-await an analysis , by Prof. Dartimusa.
Gardner, his wife, and Rosa Ring, the
servant girl, were arrested to await thole:
suit, fliehistprthcipallyes h Witnesi.,-'
Clicttr,e in the 3fedicof Voting. (or Area 4
Mr. tag - rence,pf,Ohio,' this session, In
troduced a resolution making an amend
ment to the Constitution tb obviate thp
trouble experienced- at the laterreskiential
election ; it provides that two electors shall
be chosen at large from each State by the
voters therein, and the number of electors •
in each State shall bo eetgal to the number,
representatives- allowed a State, mud 'that
they be chosen In single d,istricts. - The'
times, places and manner of- choosing
such electors are Jett.. to .tho State,
with the provisions that Congress may,
by law at any time make or alter such
regulations. Congress is to provide for the
case of abselwo, 'OVeltictors *lode of
determining .valitt of: elections,. and,of
contesting, the, righ to the Mlle° of Presi
dent and Vice President. Thiel was refer
red-to thei Committee on the tev-fsiert Of the'
Laws. . - trhey are agreedns to , the neoetattir
apd., tho. meas Are, but ea Will
soinefime before another electiqn, they will
net be in hilitoto pass it; though they wilV
report, the bill of Mr. Lawrence, • or. A Mini-.
Laroncr,tfl-Pfisi'A°:PF. V.lBBagrl
- ( 4•PiN4,Nr i ts4FiciF,? x,,the FA or
cCuntry; in 4 incngurni itddreita;do
tp MC 61f , ,fgreeit tif thOlniteitiirlates;
April 30, I'M, used . thoi fOlin t dringlinn
When I was first honored with , ti
into the serVlce of thredantry, then on the
eve of an antarmandatlgglA Lit dttt liberties,
tbn 4 . 4 at yttl4n,h;.lcentated duty
regmfoll.tinit I should. rerio temp nnce 0 , 04 pe
canlSty'63intionittitioiij rem' thie resoles=
doh .vtatin nctiniffanee;depakted. And
behtg. still under the ,impre4sions,, which
produced it; I must decline; as inapplicable
tei iarYself,'SiiY"shitre fit the' , -personal mho;
hirfteAti nrhichlmsyl beriMlisperusablyinr
0 /041 1 411 41 1,Aw*Lt ;P a / 7° l ' 4° P
Execntiye ; ,a f d o c r
tortiy . tild anti penrellaiy 'est/Mates 'for
the station in whiehdram placed may, dnr
;Mg MY.CPAimat i re t o btl al li r
tc,lartielita4irevetrre,..,A)..,.,...F.,.,,, to X
ileeki net tlotirifi anything
tirilhnvOleard intifi;bytheyEtietitdertbractur
owiiday: Whitivdtilatatome Washington
have thought ritAppabiting at:plias imhis
Cabinet-men-that bas glven him presents ?
-Ali),(1 , •. _.: J ..I,:se.Wk ....:." ,•,.. .
i•• ]the
l-A4ifWf 4"4CA; fuisicotel:d
if t
lA s tipni n 4 r -o iannad•
ginyM..COfigpu k
e clg d m
,
illailiXtegrTbOngni L pg Ja ma ix i n,.
sultatfon n regard to pas "Ki - sl V/ d . for
the promotion of Christ °fend :• • ,^,
ez w: