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211,411T107iAL LICIVIOATIONAL CONVEX..
Iteeeption by the teltizersts--Iforartlis Day's:
cresteeedinstie-A. leationni , •Esineationalli :
• :Morena Denuended. '
..- 2 ,4 lllExaoys, H. J.,Augn5t19,11369.--A.Ccording
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'to preFitius- arrangements last evening was,
-2 , 2 -nit apart,lotti publicreception by the citizens
4 'end city authorities of Trenton of the.mem
.. ',lt' , hers of the National Educational Conventiou.
• , 4 ; F: - , , ,1kt Bevels o'clock the ,portals of; Taylor Hall
~ 1 - -;,.ivere,threwii Awe,. and till eight, o'clock a
- t COxiguilouviirfainot all cAupses of citizens and ;
of • the educational ; bake, 'continued pouring 1
'Mollie lihtnripos theatratill every available ;
: ; HMI -:.. as . oc • e."". • e ght__&eloct;
4 '
• y me : yule, •_ ~ . . heel:unman C onn -',
cil; cheat, ter* •aid,;find; In behalf of the civic
. • Ity-su*-peseati ,, eetleetivelvr, welcomed - 1
'i tricAsticettidet4 ivause ; every/ -• laver ,of the
" stilaal elevatiett of this country shoulillimtily .
(*defile tuitNenial and -free mint:admi t -Which
C. e_ ch anne i t.:Ye.; obtained ' except 4hTeullit .Pablle
' 8 `• &AY Om' ~L... ' •-• • , ; 1. . -
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IP , : PTe t do P l4, l„.%BeitheletleeiPPlll 4 Slia felici
tous tetra, t n rig
_the - pimple of Trenton
Or the intepSkt; ineffiragte,in the succepetsd
of.•proseqptil the,desitmis of the . onvention,
and for.the tospltality extended to the repre
, sentatives ,- hereof • .. . . •
. Superintendent Wickersliath, itireinsylira.
, nia,AVAS then; introduced, and procealml , to
read an• efabonate pai.• on .fiThe L litate; In ite f
B'elation to Higher Ecluiation.'.',• The. tenor of ;
his suhieet,' Was 'hitendt4 to-Prove that a 1
thoreugh system cif Statepubliescboole should .
not only include elementary institutions, but
hitilselfemois Colleges, academies and finivee.
1 liE F.:IIIVeA lONAL 31171111 AV AT WAtiiiiiiGi'ON:
This morning , the National Superintendents'
Association , • commenced their fourth flays
Nosion at eight o'clock in the State Normal
fiehool. •M. Bulkley presided. ,
The"tenoning 'were elected otHcers of the
association for iflatt Mid 1870; President, S.
I'. Wickersham, of , Peensylvattin; Vice Pre
si dente,"B. 8. Ashley, of North Carolina; War
. ren• Johnsen r of Maine; IL C: Roble. of In
oititui: Secretary, Willi:mil. Creery of Mary
hind: Treasurer, • James Crulkshank; of New
York; Executive- Committee, 'L. Van Bok
kalen, of Illaryland; Themae Smyth, of Ar
kansas; E. A. Hubbard, of Ma.stettinutetts, W.
1). Henle, of Ohio and William 0. Rogers, or
I:outshine. ' -, • ' '
Superinteedent Sears, of Newark,read a pa
per on school statistics. which , wag referred
to the National Itureast at Washington.
Supetintendeet Wiekerelawn offered a series.
"1 resolutiotu, eulogistic: of the memory of the
late Mr. Charles'' IL eributn, .hite . Superin-. ,
tendent of ScheoLi in Pennsylvania, which 'I
were unitulmously adopted, Mee several mum-
hers bath feeli ugly, &hided - to, his loss .as tin, ed
ucator mid a,uselui member ofsociety. 2 . . '
Mr. Itrickholl; Superintendent of the , Public
' lielmuLs - irt -- Cte - r - filiffielMilty, °tiered ate wises. i
Jug preamble- and resolution.., which merit
adopted stud suinnitted for-endorsement to•theoi
Teachen.' Association; ; , , - , If, •Y --
.11 1 / 4 crees, tt wee in emiseimenee . of the
earnest and often-repeated recommendation
01 state :pa( inditynal te'achers'ratoritiatiojet, I
and especially of /the •taetiort taken at the se*. I
stun co tide useociationof school , supcs rinters.
dents-held le "Washington„ I). C., on February
n. 1866. that ' emigres* finally established the
DeParltraeut,-Of..Mietition2 ' and, wherean the
more reetuitatelterof , the Senate , and House
~f 11,cpresentdfliesiteeins to indicate swam I
of
eonfidence in such a department as a went
agencyl77 4 7;: j es t ..., ,
•. . a tevygin otn ,
thereto*
~ I j',. i t ! t,.... LI c...1.11.J
Itesi)lret $ • I'. . act appo nt. a
committee of three aellii ~ • iinen with
a like' enntnikttft ? Ct/tcktrliattenal Teachers' As
''ooo,tlPAJO • nOrder,ontst the autheritiee of the*
• natioo.lMmeatt Monies Of edupationst . , . _
ne'deetripttlibeiflt et ronenuttee appointed
:Li :11)(:)Ve ' inistrtleted to represent to Core.;
;Jess that it is dm - unanimous opinion of the
membeas gi , thie assogla2dpri Blatt i s
menr At the enrol eUffitterallittvernmeht,
clothed ,with Ali th e Powers' , And heving all the
facilities contempleted In the law by which it,
- e as originally establhdied; •would be of aimed'
ineakeilablelifility'ini collecting and disseng.
eating infonnatianfor then se of the great.
multitude of school officers of every rank con
eerned in the organization and management
0I s chools and school systems in the country.
Rooked, That said Committee be further'
in trusted to urge upon Congress that the,
eauses which,lante impaired the present use
fulness of the said, de entovtever they
may-be, be net* to weigh against the
continuanceamd liberal support of the depart
ment itettlf.7 ---- r - T - . - • ' '
Refdred, That in petitioning "Congress Congress for
the creation of a department of education Ln
-coma
tfis o
tion.-with the general Goverumeet,this
' mooch' on contemplate neither the establish
. "_went o a - nationa l
system of -education, nor
any interference whatsoever witlithe sptem
lir ednention established in the several States.
Messrs. Valentine, of New York; Farquhar; ,
of Maryland, and, Read, of Minnesota, were -2
appointed to submit the foregoing - for appro.
va„l to the Teacher's Association.
This morning a special meeting of the le. -
isudes_pordme
oof the .Convention, was held in',
she Nomad *boob principally for cthe pur
rose'orlseadlipixt.,•by Miss Urtthathie E:
teecbecaptil ng tor' Whit:Ai-Better
than die - Ballo ." It recommended the earth.
lishriiiiittlifTnifillitibiiicsii3 - ll'elidb - iiiil,"ro emir. '
port woman histimmtlyne, andserrying out as
liberal a course is 'the men provide for them
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NATI ()YAW WI AC WARR' 'ASSOt 14.,19r.:•.2„, ~ ~.
This morning the .fourthe elePtivßlo4l4ll:l&
of, the National TetteherC I AIN Petatkel' ; was )
commenced .seltliproYer .by ales 'Rev: Joseph ,
Atweed,of Trenton, .;, ~ • • ', ::' , ..2 • i ,- ~. 'Y •
StiperintexidesktßlekoA ittitaentO the,' testy; i
lutions, .of the,,Supethatiindents' , Association.
.Coneerning the NetiottusMentitu of• Edulatitin
alluded tosthetystolek optegonettrred in...
Mrs'. Willmar, or tivelltotk, next delivered;
an enterta e tnieg, an instructive !cetera , on
-2.sattatillt 44alnif." ''''` '' 2 2 ' • '
Professor J. I). Phllbrick,Superintendent'Of:
the Boston; Pirtle Bolitibbs; !text delivered a'
leeturcOpfk '§ehiciOl and the Werkehop," , .
ProteSior arcelltdoek; olf.Phlladelphia, next
proceeded tto , delii*Wpracticalillustrittion of
•2Physlialoire 'ins A "Ptal". of I.lenttore School':
J'4lWatiel/A ,, TheikOttik i et commenced by sug
gesting Ott i t l t, it , ,puitertildly tneee s eory. f or
. eachand Ito •
~ , . *anted with the princl,
ti
pies Of Alden* ; , yslology and hygiene 3
order to- knew e. Int i nteafts of
,proloyigtu
life and enjoy/hi 'nqTfy, Mid r 3 4otni_Vopt
XV. neelinttc* 'en olOgpiiigkilign iqie ktAiipi,
• mute and Oompositionot thektunan.Bame; Ins ,
telligently • 2 ill3nettiting'whig '!'.41110014 `; . with'
Olaertuuktdid i ren Infr/tAti;;; h 4 i i.c.2i i i ii i ' • -
Thus/11mo' , aeudon, was , :it : for
Hall. Nero ed , tkielieneektif•istfeMAte, et
ter Milt were ,e‘ 2 *Belt,' ' attsmt,E4 i,,;.4fter i tbo
rueeting,had been callatonrderiti, , , , -r was
read by Professer Woetlinnni , of .1 I , „ oath ,'
College, entitledlt,Hrtlying as a Btu ,ehof .
Elementary..Rdifeation?' . .e. s , '
A lecture op fO,Thio Criterion of Edutfation"
Was next delfvei'ed by - Professor E. B. White,
.of Ohio. • Henirairollowed by Ellis A. Apgar,
- State Superillte of Public Instruction of,
New. Jetsv,;,9ll l .lll " IldititltfiVet Teaching;
Map Drawing faitalo a l oiseNriterater.• •, . , I
Triii , 111001al• Balt Lake City.
The Doeeretivennfrikretorgiverthe•-follOw=
Jug unique account oElltepoupse:
Our establishrnent lieingratlfep shottof gen
tlemen versedin ',t.he
_higher, braiMheis of as."
tronomy, we' delegated 'Our ;4i:totting ~ cerres: •
pohdent to take 61)&0i - talons or , the, eclipse
and return Ain tt scientific account of the stung.
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A earrespondcirtiKAOTAOBo4..P.Ost writes
as follows:. ' • •
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The F...mpress orlitnitriti, fi .injOylirg theln
vigorsiting air and Ihreiitieri ry of th'eTYrolese'
Alpk. Her health seems toLlor" fireittublished.
A:'. Russian Jacky belongingto the' bousehold'Of
esarinabas . just related .tonte:Stime.lutereit- ,
ing anealodes of the Empress Elizabeth,Whom,
she 'used to see and ecmverse with daily, last
year, at the baths ofEissengercolf ho Empeess
is averse..to Franco-Apatnan alliance, from
a fear .that the Emperor .Igapojeon . nay
prevail on Francis - Joseph to from. the
liberal policy of Von Beust„ She is..naturallv
joyous. lßit. the misfortunes of her husband's
relations, the ponied perturbations• through'
which Austria hay ' passed v and an intense
sympathy.with batman - tallierhag, have infused
into her a pensive strain. She: has, a keen
sense of the bitifulyandpaintsand sings like
a poet and an , :The personal aPpeuruice
tist
of the Empri.2 corresponds with' her delicate,.
lovitig, high-strung nature. Her" tall' .form is
beautifully moulded; • her'eyes are large and
expreasive P and speak often.things. which,
eorrectly, e tiquette forbid' her tongue to .utter. • '
Her complexion
.is exquisitely .transparent.
I am assured by her. Russian admirer that
her rich brown hair sweeps the 'ground
when •she lets it fall Over her shoidders - to.
dry in Deming from •t c. Last year; at'
lassengen, a .lew, mistaking her .for some
body elke, as she was walking in the emirous
of the town, after bathing, offered her a large'
salary if she would go alth him to Earis and
4inion,and let him ten his customers teat she"
was in the habit of using some.;4lllary , wash
. ;
he sells. Bavarian girls, Whatever . maybe the
k reason, have the driest haii in 'Europe. There
1 is in the tOwn,.Wherethe fair Austrian' Ern
press parsed. her tlildhood;:the 'monument. of
fa girl who died of liniing • too much of ; it.. It :
is stated in .her epitaph-that , the, nourishment
other hod was allsorbed• by tin, enpl.llary j _
I — Vitililie,aint uutt tr hair in the short spree of ;
su
• ten enths grew,. ai its being shaved, .tithe.
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tx - traordinarytkor threea
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111 E MIME OP TiIIE . COAL,'
The , Companies Deena ,thelr Position—
The finopenslon Movement Probably
nearly } n ded. •
I Fr.nu the 24crautou P , •un.) nepublican, Aug. 19. i
Thejlante of the• suspension inoveuient is
culminating , nithgreat rani ciityi The develop,
inents of the past three trays#ave shown eon
clusivelythat. botheeimpolnies.and:ruen at last
are ripe for a resumption: 'of'.•!fttk.' 'Rae AS
large Wiles Move slowl jtinei'inithral !to
ser thariamal ess
riti frffit-i
less 'negotiations fore thei!•minetw nivoW4
formally abandon the basis; and. acifept -the
tempting wages now ,paid: for. that, Ma. ~ ,pr
labor in the valley. • • ~• •
While the Delaware, LackaWanna a nd
W R
estern ailroad Company's meta have" up
flinchingLy ilettuinded . the 'Utah: at. their
severalintervie*s this wftk trith the t(enerd•
Coal Agent, Mr. Storrs; It isa signithaint fact
:that the burden of theirtaLk has been to soliele,
frqua that *nicer a r speethe propositiMi for . Mt •
tulranti:d rate of wages,: 'W'gre this the Iffidt,
of our information as :to .0e views of the
Hyde Park Committee, eittr", - Inference' would I
unmistakably be that they:contemplated work
lat the rilling rate of wages even - fit thesactifree
. - of their Utopian dreams of baids.eWe have Veen
pensonally assured, , .however, by the entire
emmulttee, that, notwithstanding this !feint r for, hash:, all expectations of it had been- aban-
L. dolled by them two 'weeks ago, and that if lair, .
Storrs would oiler the men the wages paid by
the Pennsylvania Coal Company to its men,
they would accept it' as terms of settiement,
and be% readiness to go to work at once. Mr.
Storrs obtained authorit Y from President
.Sloan last night to officially answer in the
affirmativesthe question propounded to iffig on
- Tuesdayrtilvvite °C`l illyou pay.Pennsyl-s,
••vaula pricesl", .
He immediately conveyed the
-intelligence fo - membera of the Committee in
-person-last night;-and has thus+ohinteered fdt.
:himself 'and'his Company an advaneed step in
'the right direction. . • . • . 11. , .1-
Learning last evening that, Mr. Thos..Dick,
sou, President of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal. , Company,-wati-in , the city l 'Ave•calleit.
• upon Winery. inquire/10ml Indite bad
indented toward, hispenin this crisis. ; He was
4 emphati c tuiserffinfs t h at the , principle or
the. basis viould never be enterm,thed, under.
tiny circurnstanceih•byi•llis ; Corimany. 'As far
..as - wages were . ceincernivl, it had ' been the•tia.,
ditional-custom of the Delaware and ;Hudson .
Company,' to pay'thillbane wages as were
given by other esampanies Inglis valley. Were
their mines - in . pp'eratioti •ffi;•4.laV, • the man : ,
:would receive as high pay daffie employ*,
of the Pexinsvlvahia',Coal PoMpany; and had
their miners leolitimeid .1 work ,during the
di '
7past four months, eis, mihi have been as
.I%i:rally dealt with aliteebtbeee of the Penn
sylvania Company.. I To
In conclusion, t)Oridtiikirsinktifid file of the
miners, and mine Taboret:al& inteasy tir beat
! work; the leaders have atoned' their detenxii
, nation to abandon., 'cliottams; tuid_withit their
! disastrous allianee Schaylkill and
high; the Committee baveilaid that an
.offer of
Pennsylvania pticas ;indented* a t.om
• promise, and; tlielke-wtertnintftLid;'-andllastr
• though not least, the' Lackawanna
land, Western ItailroadpAPervir9Antkatret:
! son Canal Cemptuales;bata.o ,signil
their willingness to •y!, Pennsylvania
Company'uirices. Wanything moreisliciedee!
- to ,set,.tll6 -- Mining macidne6. 4 ..,liere Au. full.
Motion, tie cannot divine what it hi. ,) i•
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A i ' PMINCI3
...., to t ., ,..i,i,
His Unit to -oCossodieltoteltii , i.tMulti
Lov4 4
rinsldlll. - •L• 1; 114 r • 'At
• • • ' , 0 1 - -
. !Piitce.Arthur • &An 1 3 exPeettd_P.. ar
rive at Halifax on , ondity_next 'nibs =marl
'steamer City of : Parte, ~ the despatch : o°lcm:
Earl Granville announcing his intended 4,11
'.. to the Governer-Giteenl'of Canada, •014 1 4 4 $ '
which hire been tratunnitted to the,:mito
Identenant-Governers, is as follows ..... ; • f lb
. The Secretary. Of MO td the Governor' en
-Dowst.lra • Synitz'r;lllth July,,Atifille-. ;SW:Xi
have received.. ;the . Queen's command -to.
ectinain,,,vnult esty„AssAngiolgod„
that His ltoyait mgocsa t amittAlthur mull
1. , visit the Domirib;) • .o,f c r in149.91 8 1) ; ?f t
I. th 6 approaching 4. .1 . - .
P You will be Wank". ,Anit fid l iiiiiVailtildon': -
.'of the precise '. thine, -.ll3ted•ton the-Prince's
ideparture., He wrill • •elid - bl , l9l ( cif tHig:'
fax to Quebee'and•M • .1, Stp.;wmite. %u m ]
Higbno,l3 w,i4
'"be" t.a.L .... artered with., th ee . :Ve
1
Prince IrtiitfriiilyAk t Lte. iii;s6}lo
- ada,'Where i•do :not silt. 'VI% .A . ;" • receive a"
, hearty welcome from Her .11dajorty's subjects;
,-anq lvia mpst prohabis firth= iWith ,lila ,rogi-1
'ment.to Englcuid,inthe4montht 4 June, nex t'
year{ I:4 , .wi p•aut:l4.:, fr • , :•111. f• 4: ...I' A .. • ,•• :
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iii *OIV lijigii *lit liaWAki -- - • .
Sol !mil una. t
• ' True I,trop vi en . .
led ?• *if : . by ' squaring • - •up -, i
.makint-••
_'a • deektedT • imprehsion 'ion.
Sol's northern limb.' .-z. This ..strafo •at 2.15 ,
P. y our •ehronometer‘ By. .2..ack • our old.
friend Sol 'showed •signs• of suffering,. . as, he
begun. to look bbick3n the' face.. ; Evidently
in earnest, Luna 'Went andgaitied". - grOfind',
considerably, getting little 'fa 'iidyance of,
Sol,•at 2.45, 'local time.' 3•l*. hny oddi
Would have beeniaiti that tuna would put.au -
extinguisher over Sol, who kept • smiling .all
the time, At 3.13 ~the :old gentleman
,'blazed away,' but the shine was considerab ly, taken out of bhp, scarcely , 4 l o3r , ,tTaoes of ills:
collateben! _ conte t'eb• t • • • •
men p---vraa!e•Srupletely. dquib •
gilt lette_ ,r a'three dtqa"old inoott'dip
1-n-a-tiash-oflightuih' ' ' = • .'
TUE . EDIPEIIIiI itirt
1 4olonel Elphlustone,...Tt:E.,: Governor of :a+
l'uyal Highness, and o`ne equerry. - • ''' '1
•
4r4onel I•3lphinstone..has :received full
structions from the Queen as to-Her .3.llVestAik
wishes - with respect to the manner of reeeky•-
!ng Rik 'Royal Nig'Metal 4ti the Dominion:
like* Bre;'
" • (Signed) . : . GRAVVIGTIR:
Goremor-Gene .ll ritl, , the. Tn. Hon. Sir John.
:179ung tl G. C. N. E. •
itcznicnas
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Falai tibieflitilly ifs* . Alaskrs; ;
-The Fohrtivef.JUly. vas dui J 43 ryed - 11.
. • 5
iveig 18,eanobsi
Ouch; minuted by.troni..l6 ,t0.,18 ;men...The!
=ursii-was-alicnit-Ont-na . e
; uo
Witi4 iiiird•S' :in. fear. minutes:,`'. 'the last 'litho'
IAVO`-iiiititites i ,: but' the
tancei:4tens':' • shcirfenfed.'• . ll , little' •eittge.
prizes'. 'of' • haildkerehibfk'
iittorsi:shirla, &cc.; ,avere.'dbst . ributed to the!
ivinners. noon o,putionsi , balutown.4 fired'
.from , the parade -ground, and in the afternoon
an repaired to "The where .a general .
I,lc-iut weS given tOe.*erybody. The..ecre3rk6 .
Were aliened Alth 'a. prayer rather. Paid:
ICadraveinski of; the GreeklelitirchaolloWeir
by:a clumtlw dhe Russian choristers: • ;Then •
the Deehiraticru , of:lndePendence wax read:by.'
Wial; /I,- Wood, . and , a short address.
giVen bY "Judge Storer, followed by a ,few rer:
marks 'front Gen. Davis. There were tenth ; .
erected;, - music and' . dancing, • and. a ...fine.
collation:. • • - There.' Was - no whisky
the • ground, , but 'plenty •. to eat
beer :to • drink, • arid •-• all seemedj• btipriy!.
and contented: After °luncheon .thero were: '
various amusements, :. such. as sack. races,-
climbing a greased pole,.and so on.. Perhaps:
the jolliest crowds . m Sitka Were the-vener. !
able Mr. Lo and his " extensive family, manyi,
of whom got mOstglorimisly drunk on whisky
Obtained in some Hurreptihoits Manlier: The
derives cool, without rain, and Very pleasant;
The evening , closed by bonfires on the •water;'
made by floating out tubcof naphtha on the
ebbing tide. Random shots from miscellaneous.
firearms wereßandom fired throughout the day.by_pa- :
triotic .indlAiduals, - but the -Cracking of. lire
firackers and the whiz 'of sky-rockets,' 'Was
znissed.,-41hr-Cekroriiia; • , !'" ' •
Aminituot ASSOCIATION • VON THE
ALFA N 1 r SILILENCE. .
• .
...„ .
..,.yrai.6mec,...,. •
~.- ... ••• itrodeiettiry A d. ',
. stresses also organisation—nedienttors •
of the Peabody academy of science-6
Interesting. innate or tRe Alest peva
ProceeW oast.
1 Faini,lkass.. August IS, 386 . ...-41i4'.6 - 61
qinetlortliii antient city bas been broken' 1.1 ,
dm- arrival of a goad'y ntutiber of 'the friends
and workhrs in the fields ef , science and (re-.
searely-to-takepart--in-41m-eighteentirannnal
meeting of the American .Association for Me
Advancement of tide:ice. f . Twenty: ye an ..
ago - the •• .Aisociation held ,a . • meeting.
Ol , this city; and •at 'that•.time it liats, thotigh
voting in years, rich in experieifce. The well.
Known hospitality, of Salftrat that.. time to
wards the ineelbers•hill - lievretheinbered by its
friends; and it is unnecessary to add that the
citizens of Salem have not -I neglected :on the
present octagon to do thathandsoitie thing by
those.who are awned iethestudy of "nature ;
and iiiitureN 'God." The Most ample prepara-
t io ns had been made ' . by the Essex ' comity
' ( itliottnistioners•bi- afford:- the/ • - ..ylcooeititipir MI
1 1 4Tvenlye t teoes.for rooptlausrsultdstrecittire, :
131 1 - •, 1. kliecinP l :l ll l,the-trcrui.catirt:
holuieS,Wereset•OpeFt for_... tbe • e i NeJtisive• : asp,
,anitticintrul Of' the' .Asseellitiori; . . Vie, 0114 ,
rotini initlie new
. 6Otsrf Wiese is use ' ttke,
' inibliemeetings and•the ketreridibleilials: 2 ' ' •
211t14 , :niorning. nbtint Me Ineknbeek *We'.
present when. the ussobiatiob -Wa.s: , ealletd , to.
order i There were also-a considerablediumber
ofirkeklig•ement.,-;1 , i •
,L 2•; . I'l •_i• ,•, . I : -:.,,'
• • Cowliv are me eflicers, of ' Me meet,
;Mx; ti'esident,, Colonel J. IV: Poster ; LL. D.;,
Vie& dent, O:N.' hoots; remanent : Sec
_refer", Joseph • LoVering; ( General ' S ee
,' V.C.3lansh; Treatittrer; A. L. RlWyn; !Stand-.
lig •Committee, ../..W. Fostet o.' NI Rood,.
.'Joseph Loverin„,c , C. , y:3Tatsh i ID. A. Gould, I
i Ol -usrles - : . VildilkeeY, A.z.Kfßockirell,..A.,L, 1
lawny. -,:„. • • -, • t L • ~, 7 .t. -•- ,
The meeting ,was called tecirder by Prof. B.
•A. Genid, , 'D: D., and Rev. O. L. Atweod '. of
Salem,'
,off,eied prayer: • .. •
, • ADDRESA OP nit, WHEATLAirD:•'' '.'
••‘':
' MT. Henry. Wheatthul.chairman of the"load'
_cominittee,then introduced • the ott variation to'
Mayor Cogswell. . . - • , t
lit responding, Ma Cogswell said that iu
the mine ofthe pet) eof the city of Salem he
had the honor to b d the , Association a most
cordial weleoule._:±. -.I ..- ' : ' •
, • ORGANIZATION.
.Intheabsence ofrrefeSsor Joseph Levering,
secretary, F. W. -rututun was 'chosen In his
_ etetAd ....0 following gentlemen were elected
. members-of, the Standing. Csonnittee : I Pro •
-
I.fesibr J. S. Newbary,Prolessor Louis P
4PrOfetiSCPX Joseph Henry, •Dr. T. Steri7 4 .=,.
I rrofessorrenitunin 'Peirce and r'refeSsOrjohli.
:.Torrey. Sections 'A and 13 were erg:allied . *
the - election Of %Professor Sillitiatity, of Nee/
Haven,' ..ohairinan,, and • Professbrl , Henry
1 . %yams, of New York, secretary of the former.
rand Professor. '
Agassiz • chairman; and Proles;
V . :Nor T:Sterry Hunt , of Montreal, secretary of;
; Sectlia 13. •
; f ir
: Co
Professor Merry, of Rutgers, lielvs t
lessor Barker,' 'Of New ' Haven, and Prof 1:
.Itogeni, of Alfred Centre,:N. • Y:, •Vvigeitliessen l
it:committee- to•confer 'with thb shinning &ie. , '
viiitteci and Professor Htiugh, , of Albanyeribb
:lessor E. W. Blake, Of 511oMell „Univendtxn
PrefeSsor PillMeteVis of. Catlkbltilges 00., _ •:Prilri.'
fessor Norton, orhett Havenimere. , c.Reilgel j t o ;;
act wig tbe stantlinfveptalti•ett ell tet•MIFPI I,
nations fat, neat Year • ••• .
:In the .iyfternotni'& ''lLisitclatiOil 7 ihit i tiiieir
anditedited. se th6deditatiOn bf the reabod,V•
Academy of Science. Th 6: thitheisat.weie of'
the lona ebaractet3 • • •• •• •• ~ . : the transfer °for
Pfli ) 4e: l ).„‘ l l( l osP)tiOittcco, , 1 Reco,to. ,the • trils
tees, alio, tee .oeuvegten , tee, ce ,of the, ,
e Al , bY tlio Ot t ece7s.,. . ..Eller,•Wile Cie
-II .er r i a ' ctl r i ,1!• ‘ C. ',', ''' l • t. , ; 4 ),)) . f 8 11 -4 1 , 14 e;
r ~,r ,
~.:The-dayre preetedlitrifi the lityikaatialt'
twiebeotelistintlV eleyied• . Ittler eirgii , en• at flail 4
.4.1' use of William C.En cote, at whielva lay':
; :li n im airl ,ber pe of ,g9 tta f 7 tAt titte 9Ami •Werel: n rzent; besides tif. liray l / 4..m alt il
if iet qf"rt ita r .v,l6lw l ll•• • + gm , •
tre q
ir. .. s i ;.1 . ,
1 •serit '',,r . I -, ,1161114'.:1‘of ',. :•‘.. - ' -;.,,,,
i . 13x1)LounitifithifgaairatbetifolleVeiniijoilite•
I:. received :;tkortpvtii:o4 ''..,E'erßo
roiwejatftr ; timpocw
t
j ibe pr.tasegintiff. ,t, maue „
.Voii bile 111$ te it. 0 .1 e,_iyud i x•,: , , i , •
el7 nta
vary fhol3t . • •-•' - " . .." 4 '•'"' - '-- ' '"• • ••• , ,
•' ' 41Clitiet ,litozAtj.io, l lBo9.-31eswiiitiiiedl i tc
' t ,.l impini alai otkeio-9-oRiattitEN: Witty:ilu:l , .
.11 , /
oeetl3,o,litt)e.fOyMeteof, our tabilitzr reilgttr
ta
•.+C..pturp, yite,conld lave killed, e"v"ery datou,
,;one of yen bad +to felt•dleposed. Wet , tylittm.
• *heti blood 'unless forced to' do co. '•-•Welidiell:
!ten will take warning in time. If your Aims,
...ire of value to you stay at home, If we
catch von out in the woodd r eris may send.yoh,
,all to tell. Don't force us to Istich'enibastre'. ,
')The , catcldfig•of •Hildebrand *Till be one ofthe• I
deareittibings over attempted.:' 'lf: :you love.
' your firesides and your altars, stay at ham, ;; I
; • •
t i
P. , ~- HianotrAfrritis,, , •
~ S.;-We did not want tkill; Bowen: Rii
iLifnui don't rn
stay at boe • OOW, we • 11311"tienk
-hint bonie the nowt time: Remember, if ' you
whet to avoid hell, blocid and thmateri,heep
'out Of the woods. • • • - It .
M icas
. ,
.i . ;- lEmerson Etiteridgg has openly 4144fire4 his
ipurpose to oppose the paYruct44 tye twAnty,
milElbn donate of 'debt ode. Fft . hy , ArAdilmr;
BrONtitlOVs'ettuthiliitifithti*:' : * . - - '.. is;
J::::,'.... , ..1. ••• : .. , 'JO ',. ''''..( ••• Ilh
.... •
OUR WilatE
. .
?reposed Opening of a gesiteAl.rilifa..
tie Water heats fromthe': altuditalPPS.
tallacto the Atlantic Sesdaased:',.•.
look
Zevimients.a
tajlirisfitlgfrioneereeen;
hrieri'lWhife Sulehlir Sprtnos; Weiftlslminitir
• 5.h0 eon .
,imittee of the National-Board • of.
Trifle from fifteen eitielf Of the United Buites
on the 14 itbjert of 'direct navigation `on fie etin-•
trul lbw between the. Western wAterit, and the%
A,tlnntie•have been ill.contimmtiff,tiglision,herc.;
the , They.
• - " 111 8 - 1PNT•stttifflk..tur.i.Kut...ulok.44411. Sni
stifireWeelfsiilting :with ,engi neon awl •statinti- i
eismsop:::all the questions which hare •
404.. ; CP. - '4IIF-73fifr
. crgrk:.
kle',4lW.Aatelibitn Consul at Sollthampttnii
EndmtiO.x - 44enitt or:Caperton,: • of; ••;11Tpitt
itiplitiAlitl:athers, attended the:.deliberationli,
andidetid 'akin% their i - "The' contik*
initteti Will . .probabbr conclude .theirlsession.•
te,lnorroyr.: . Every branch of, therigiort.pre,..
pared' itik Mr: Hughes hiring - been.. Passed' .
and& review' will then recebre "final 'terra arid
shape, au d will be:printed, and tradsmitted eta
the Secretary of the Nationailloard for.distrl.
bution tg the raribits saitunitilent - boardri:
of- 'United • • 'States, ; The .report
will %bow. -the:.qxtot,.of.:ll3land:,titrvigiltiort!
in 'the 'Wein, and the prodigious expansien
Which the western railroad system has reached:
: This system - Of railways'aild.narrightion; aggro"-
: gating.33,ooo.-miles stimulating.;prothietion!
• very. : actively.. Thp.lines . of ritilway.leading f .
front the interior to `:the Atlantic . are over-.
burdened , with . business; nib Lithe and:Erle:
teal water Ilne Is closed by ICS Ili° itimithain i ..
the year: The region adjacent tO the lakes a !
and'
east of the - Mitisissippi sends Off 'as min% pro..
duce as existing . lines eau.' carry, the Southern: .
water line is circuitous ann hable..to high ,
.chargeti of. insurance on the (kilt, and pilotage:
On. . the • lower . .. and both
- water .' 'routes pass around • andF.
outside of the 'nation, and: 'are '.liable
blockade during war. • A line' of navigati on directly east; from the mouth of the • Ohio
the.centrar and most capacious harbor of• the
seaboard at Norfolk; is necessary as an outlet
for Western produce. and for bringing cheap.:
food to Eastern inanutactn'rent in peace and ins
war.• :Limsryproduce can . - come from:farther
points in the interior to the seal:to:wit by water
thine by rail. A continuous water. line from
thb . Ohlir to' Norfolk would •bring'*heat from
as faras Fort Benton to market.- 'The 'report
givesabistforyaf the Virginia Canak a state. .;
mein of the cost of completing `it for boats of';
:.*IO tot*, and recorinnentls this enterprise :nita4 l ;
proper object Of alit from the national govera-,i
ment. . • • • • • •
• • . 14 egalitty•mpeasurret.• ,1:- • ,
lit Washington Republican contains fui ar- ;
oin an painent lawyer maint,sinipglhat
• Cengrese.has no power to rerneke the national
capital. , The writer, after 'iiiieffing ; the ciriiisa:
.of 'the Constitution •and Abe t vailOtiff acts' Ur
Congrefis 012 the subject; says: • • •
appears from tlie• foregoing that :tile
framerwof the Constitution . anticipated that it •
territory; not exceeding -ten • miles. square: •
'would he:ceded to the I...tdted
,:i#ttets! .for Its )
veat of Goxerninent by•one , . , or .more ,Stat 4,,
land that In framing that instrument theyzpve• i
'ongress power 'to ex .reins
, lUire ,
ite:We , : • 1 0;e 1 4.1tetell'otfAhnit* • lahtil
Virginia or a petniamint 'soot ofi the Gin - era.-
went of the •. Unitecilkitates,!:: arida Xiceeptedt
,
:as such. hy CongreiS. titre,
was ' i;hterol ' 4'i' I 'an' d•
hetween;the..United fitatesund. Thor, tatbe!dt'i
.'lfitryland and, Virinia, namely, tpat r ,,the
/
'rittiry Mu:Weeded it "oldd•lie and reniaiii 'the
permanent:We& t tbe''llithoerniiiedt •of the:
• United Suites: persuant,to a proviSiod.or the:
'Constitution. And not only was. therp a c 0 1 1417,
,pact entered - iattclit fulfilment of providon
of the Constitution, 'between the 'Mated 'alidm
the two
.Skates , mentioned, out: this cot p:
is a part and parcel of the agryinnekit •
or compact with ibis 'United • Statel"ol
tered - - into :with' - 010.1e — tcTifvhism the •acrixo
erment sold , the 'llts and
.squares,,' of.•
, ground - frem - time to time that this shbiild be
'the permanentseat tifGoverfuirera, was one of
Atha rights; privileges and appurtenances' be-
lon.qing to and constituting the largest portion
t aadthe entire value of the property sold. po Go
•Ykiltlnent-4:oUldi„.l4th equal .propriety and
ltistieet setamill . PrtyPcge . Alnl th en. divert
the stream ler*ter;,Whie t h - ceriStituted the
Ashok Nalueof the prcipeytY. enfernrnent is
bound iota ovtiir compact,and Congress has
no power tooptio : lKba;)vas donein so solemn
havii - shewft.''lTua..thO'; -
estabiis'bta',tr - aftthtfpetnmne'ii't, - seat
meet of the Unit444l/#l/te
s : -•-•;•:-- 1 - .. - • bine*: Irie?Re--- •: „ .. ..; •
'..2fite.Tittiiiii,tialtereld says:..-• % -.--, r .... : .....,-.
'• ••." Last week ,a ne wen waS„sitrack.en,the,
northwestent part r, the ; Bean 'farm.. It,
.is
' *lntown as the . 'Ode !', well, and' 'yields ten to'
fifteen barrels daily. - Tbili Strike is the second
; fof ftuportance on.:this ' territory' dttrin'gh tiro
, hst . month f and, by it the known pioducring •
• , tenitery has beep4onsigierahly extended.,L,4_,
' , ‘,Tbe production ufthe 13 .•Bnebanarts;Farla,
*user ille vs .Iraktgoantly_ , deemaied.„,andl.
' now down •to 'DOW Ntrteht, olhAtng, o,fx , e.
fifty' istris4l:' b* "fl'Aillett'kera a! OY P . ;
."Mentli.- t ' • •-• - vw• -.4 •••••• 1 ; 1 't • ..,•• '• 2 ' - - ''' .
. .u.At Presideltbini :INC :Alleghattyrifeir e k
, sand rock has been tfpund Ili one of .the *ow
, ,in process of titiliMg atthatepkuni t ait a.deptari
4
.; .‘,..5,...w.i1eN :e .( 0 ;
,ffitsliirn.ino4e:i4t ient' t'n .
'l:lading Win y, 'to...which th e , o. o ,l"ei nif
' territory Of e ant , eittemi,ed aibng the'.A.r:
ilegheny ?Hit 'ti creek. '-' As yet the
largest prrodue ,% yell-that lute beew (mind , '
:zytelds only. fortk tray: In • nearl3f all., cases •
tboleasee are of ono acre .each, and. as there •
, ,Is'axery,layge number of wells, being sunk ) ,
it; is .4e,ared, atid,, not without „reason .
' that , I the .
.:,,,,, operatop4 , Will i•
.makt:,,
' ile'saMe mrstoke that :pus Made' in ` Pleasant:.
‘• Tie laarYearWith regard titthe kiting nature.'
Jo the itiertitotr,JAMl•eink '. more •yrells' than
; :enough t 'to JetbOnettitheniL ' Thd Intent tail ke .:
. to .*.s. made- on Ibliirldlyineatt the Mouth of Bear.:
,Creolti It is known' Of the 'Xooyer well, and.
'yields fifteeo. barxele,Apilthr ;w01,104 ?the
uhleh*Parin, at themSnth.of larioO river hi
tOli'n 823 Atetinitdnthet thePhir4 iftliil;
nck.' ''.'pnosittitelii fitiiut ekeellent.' -. ' ,
,''"The Sugat'oreekte tOryili ttgala taming
..into notice. The Blietbigou,c ion :fitugar Lake'
.reek, *hick wan struck three ago, amt.
itatelled for a; fikw 30onttilrfenti , then anti-,
oiled, w as recenuyAlarteomp,, nod onlyproi ;
', Odektwe ; berrektle 5 - Ifik. .4
AVtia tOrPedoo .
latit Weol4‘allet - ig noW yielding - O.X barrel - bi ef'
rlubriCating Oil of thirtkgravity,daily: Several'
Atthel'Old wells en the-61.86k gre to betiterted
up (hiring the•next thirtyr davEgw "...N. • .- ...- •
AtePOrtllipper. Cherry Bun the excitement oc
,e4dongd.about green oil a month • ago by the •
attiking,ol - a. green - WI weil on. ,the Mack _oil,. •
belt,' at that nlace, Was renewed' last week to
soraeirxtent by the'iltidlog of two other green '
oil wells oWthe•saraebelt: Bach of these wells
is prod tieing frOm fortyto fifty barrels. • 'One of
..them is owned.byLonis 4nneryland is located
on the •Walter,l3o(4t Oil. Cempany's_tract, and
i the Other,oWned by 4.11.: Brownson,is located •
i on the norther/loot of thal,l - ..Clark Parm,...1.t0,.
sides' the abeye a Jblackeil Well ,yielding fifteen i
barrels was struck`on the,Eiturtft,rt tract. Pie
- well fe'eween .l l Dt• 'DIY. "Another well on tate •
Pittsburgh and: Philtuielphia'Company's tract'
is being tasted,butdoesnotpremise to produce
• largely. Tito, oittbnt ban been obtained from .
4t is .blaek.l t„ ... •,i. ~ . .
~ ,
~
"Op , Wetinefid4l4ast , a tkfteen iiarref, well
'P T uP4; TiK ti O 4 .•FitittuPSlO !clivt, West .
Pitho t" Vrep • •••• 1: • * • •
,a; . • • ..., -., ; • ~: : • ,: .. , ~ 1 ~
=ME
Mr•
r' • ?ve•
ttlii**;
IREMOVAL OF TUE ouvrmr.
. ,
":,:•1•004p,'? 4 ;‘,, 4;:frfteql,qre %.. ;S -•
41:
'4lill4Velftr; (6)431t1XP,,,
,1;'51,
eapiuillaittc' 1
4.
• ' , , • r.*.•
, -4 iIY4I-•{'!': :4 1)11 te::::1 0 H 1 v1 i , :. : 44 4? " 1 "•- 1!
04( ts 1••••• 1- •! 1
• " r Ce s ;.!!•:;!:•.• .1; 1 7,7.
0 • ". ' "'' -4• A
.•
MEI
• “Witlein.tbe pext-few weelge .the- .devglon ,
mentor the I - mutt:lying bets een flee old'greeie
oil territory, oat ;Upper Cherry rani and ••tbe•
letiillaolin *nip to Ole •nortle and watt, of the
diariet.‘fill..be commenced • in
thee•expeetntion of findibg a! ctititirimitton'
flee - green 'oil bet t• from' Shenobterg.".. •• • 1 • • ' •
. Eneonnter on the Florida Ektate—ebuni_Fge
. ominendere- - -coionet ' Quito's -En
. trapped...No Troops: .1 n 'Tewn.ArtiVist:
or the , lick and linunded.: •• . • .• ••
• S4N7.4oo_nr. (lona, Ang.s_,..l*),„„afeate ~
erey--.7B:tbAtit
• tat Iroad' n th p re prisuent who' had surrendereC
to o
••P ~_)n hc - curinsity.Twas•excited7. •
' the repOi . t t tiVO cannons taken from the
febels wbUld atirtve'by , the Same train,- 'bat I'.
Olt the zuumeromS.persOnecongregated•at
detiot were :disappointed, for na .ha
• been taken, and only threepriscinerSliroltklit
who VrOciletlid - t6 the city and. Wefeiddged
prison; Uf: the.muelt taikedl of action mi:th
Florida .estate it appeal"; to ..haye..been.but,.
' small allhirifoftbe GoVernibbnfohlf
to . havelilled'tiviolrebels,ntitl.adinit'that:
soldiers- werty . slightly •wounded4ll:4.ollo,:..cO,
timed.. • . . —•• . . .. - •.• • : •
• Lleutintint-COlOna"l'iniiidad, ••••iiho as . rected operations for some tlabO ••pastin th:' •
prisdicnon of 'lrmo.. do Caute4 . , h.lokbeeztre.
d
keveand'iiii•eplaced by' Lieutenant•COlone . .
iipurted- that (301onef42niios ivas.
informed that:the rebels on . 4114.• Since. estate',
were, negligent and unpreparedltir.hlm;.•thafi,
therefore;' lie prepared' and 'mareheit • 'the
kpoti.where hi tiLritnitne One; the 'eneMylavu'
ing retired: Re pursued.tbenii.hut :the Thtiet<
doubled back on the tiitio and put. off his' re-.,
; treat. 01(InirOs nothittg. since 'that Imikiheen '
• heard, probably becatise despatches have been;
intercepted. •
•In two or thretweakslhote •bri; a:column
of contra guerillas ready to take the field,
under the,orden4 of Captain'Suero.'lt is prin;'
cipally tuade-• nil of • :retmulted
here; for there are no trbops•heni to'seud; the
Only resemblance to soldiers •:tettutining here
being :the bands. of .musicians.. belonging ; to;
liattajiini4 non- in the Ileld; . and • theie drum..
tilers and - : pipers -are the ; gliards'-at.' the burr'
. nicks and prisons,. • ..! 1:1 ;
Twelve: wounded. and sick men ,of., thleXteus„
battalion . arrived' here 'tf&dity
reyed In .carriage s . to the: military
They.nere the •"19orida‘aileir, : • •
ittvarton Manquiiade Hop..
[Correeimilenee 01 the Peusteishis Evening Beiletiti3
I f , IN.a, allgillat `.. ': d.—hili itl
Itei'er.%
I . RIVERTON. f •
• tun .liatgnertitle.Hdp" :canto off tlast:eitaint
at Ihe h0u542,0t1.111% JAM: t5lekel••••The:!. 11 /WW;
' Nt•is goi up by the. guests of, the. house .-and •
T wd . imi l l, _ de r , : ti rei - M a1 1f44 1 #9 , 4t ,, .. 0 11 3 ,"/ : .1;1
:ll.4t:is Knight sttujO. G. Per Ty.
,Vreal.Nre.,,.
paiatioml laid bebniEradi, liii . tb - e! aveAt'ldluti •
pulsed oft!in the most agfeenhielatid'ataiint49
!tory peptier.: l The grounds. surrOunding Ate,
'Mansion hou;te were very tastefully debornte4t
911 J
with flags and flower 6, and *ere' brilliant '
; ilhiminated by Chinese lanterns. 's ' :kb' ••••'ioe i
' M, /i1)/ 3 Were Rupil , eCt ItY• 31 r.:. ,q,,larISS :
Hayes,.:e the estahirs menk. of 'Mr. Ai A..
'Dreer. •A• ler& 'PttnE• ll -btitil"ctinetiti4tea"tlie
rustic stYle magnum antis. leading fetaures es:
"tbe ( . I q e 9rati9b..7 4 ;:iith• .40 , ioni, , l ,I.t )-llrr • 1:11
=2J7, 6 4.1 41 1 03 1 401124W id 1
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lltre4litiirflAkil•iiinagiiabie:
IlTheAadiera-iu
; f ar ti culan nes e nted. ,o ove:leinefiPPeari 4
innee,'.4iffertyntvithand Mak itilie WNW'
aliddlikiprogreammi'•ef•darn "-watt I weill'atc
qtrA.ileiSr...:_ o l . ll o olWßlW til4r,g) 1744119 lannni
- pinop.m." ot fun created .„1:oy tale , moon
onlity' .:Eir•the , 'CliaraCtere l '• which' Initil4 '
10 . ) o•ittlie tidifferint ••:sets.9::€4,7 ...green.
Alancedi,,, ',FAO, ~,,- Ateetc : ;.,.... 5 90n eream,,
r rankcAs niade theinseliicsihmilltir uit &punt
ewes; andkings and duke4_, and "enclrclea"tte"
• kialets uf, p e as: mit ',..eidgli ; A fter r.pasticiliating)
In the , gay.atulbzilllallk•seelles'• of rt4e•climaksk
et
wodie for a'couple hom the laid stritott...ty
:'a mach en the outtdde,t MAIM boinpaikritliu:
Ijoye#,:: al • thtlialtdl4_,lnestehgbtaiteraelutclot,
-Ittoinidlhil gr9nAtrellous, t°`Paglitinfl
,rhe aymaprtiete; re, . ,*hick'Nitta se ed it I
'thedinitir, ball: •.; :. .. .-. • I'.r,:, J• • •,..: . , .. ~....
About• midnight • the gay. nesemillaget ma;
increased by the arrival of
.a party, of ' Itfi7,
ladles and gentlemen , - alio 'came front 'Delak•
ware Oil a, yacht; . ~ :' i • t r .•;,. i , ret
After the banquet ,the dancing was resam4,
anti was continued "mufti about. halt:past one,
- o'clock this morning, when , the mittiiineratlerti;
separated, all highly ,gratitied at theiv.er.y.pleast
:ant entertainment. 4ust previona to the eltitss,
:of the bop, General 'BoUnt, (3tr: F.lo:l3erna
-7itourxlnimed a: brief indUlgence itind_madel-j,
;neat little speech; canplimeatltv tbe managers:
.ier the atimiralue _mint_ iii„.l,yhittit sayer tip . I§{-
NT ag conducted.
r 1.-
[For the Phlltulelphia Everting: Anniiimi , • , :
.. . nes Glatt Hoar • - '
•-' ' B P:A' G UEl', N. J. Aug: is, ifito,-4P:tgadi:
The•lturifti'HObse uPtherthiiibliifffir Sei' Girt
.
Ilestoli;• :Nair JeradY; erected in'teverY stibetinto•
' tint and .elegant inaimili •bY the hltitd-Connnoi ,
Atom Stockton, at this plate,:,for.his ;scaithore
.4;iiiteribe, int - s• been opened for, the- acconnati-,
:?littion of visitant, the presont season,. atu b tit Ls )
dimW•allitt. by, a I'aq P ei !C t r-CcF.IP4PYI Wig ,argr
.4 1
~ elleased ;with tills_ new, 8111,1341:Ler, resort.,
II iii opt
. in the lielit niyle . * bs lir:Ttail, or .
7 rielyil4l. ' Among the' gu&n4Paie i tinkliet . ..--A:
• Ori formerly Rector, uE ono otthoEptropiii)
,i. arches iii Philadelphia,,:blit enciT.Af 3 tiunif . 111,
'Pfartliilie, Peunitylvahia,"and Professbr Chas:
'A. Aileenr'bf 'Prlneetotr'etillegogilfew,/ertiey;'
Itist .. rinottbd.o.l!residerit ~of iarldoll,/COliege, 5
I:lohowtittly, 14 the State of :law York.,,, . ,:
.:
'The Bet. !ifr.l.'ribr held' Divino tieryibe On'
~.fiuntlay,.,thotith inst.; in the large parlbt.'"His:'
.Sertuou,..was, i appropriate ,and 2 .: note, And.
71
1 .1
ghly instructive., and
, • wasthe„n nn
rstoeon,
p eaehed'ih thfs'houSe mice ' it was opened a 4.
;a eashore hotelp 'N.Ori Sunday, tits 16th •zust.ii
.tile. llev. '3lr. Aiken ; preached. ,:hurt .subje . qt"
niat well chosen, and, Ids addreu , 0 0 ,que,litlY
'delivered''to ar Mi.& nadienee'.' ;Among it'he
trers , were.' Major-General • Patterson'! , °dr
P hulelphiii :and TW.I - I.•Gatznierc , .Es ql ,, Prov
'iiident.. of ..the Vamdea and/ Ambojr Ra ilroads
einnpany li who, ;were' guests Of 'Mx\ Vonlafitinsi
1 .ctw1...„ . A 1 1/9 fili fin.o!44lt:!Pftilific%. l l l l4rAkii(l49l
d o
..,,rk,pet.; ~ . ~..: i, ... ..., ~,-A, , A •.' lq. - .
;Sen . o rand' int sufroombugs, resent
equaled' attractions ; 'for the . ' in ' d "se elan '
health, or for 'that) who 'spina; . ' feW , weeks.'
from home for' pleasure and recitation:' Vhat:
.mine beach or several:. miles , in•iiengGi, and.:
sgveral. inlets from 1110.;ecui.rtilat .tiffordr t safe,.
rowing,, and sailing and 4 0 1,42 444P.X.111,TT.M0:
the, woods ' and, country
,a t uota, huptisand,
beautilNil &Wes:, `lt',is intanded',.to extemf tlig, i
railroad from Fartningdale to th.ts'plat4,and - -
put up; as soon i nkrpractielbreAiretalinitels; q
that , visitors to' the•seasharetati:be'titctintitio-r
dated next sesibbn. , il ~ ,r ',ell ,i 7:1 •Axbs::. d:
1 . ,_:,____....:......4..: 4 ,,,....ii:_ ....J._.2 L., f 1 :,'ff .• ~
' ' ' ,''AVlVlkiltArliTik .• e.
'' I %teit•o . ' ~ ..-1,... 1.1 tair)..cht
—At the Walniit•Saleet 'Thdattiel 'e . 11. 1
tug, the mensatiodel Ramis may ;will) , beel prou
seined. Ott 31.endAyinight next Itlr.'aud'airsi.
Wntkiun WW appeAr, in the ,romaatto,,Arkjj4,
firma, Freckle:p./oton., or, Under 2'teß,C,/gyf. ~
the ,Areb ,Street. : l'iUditre;,tetrniggj.
Duprezia Berkediet'a
forxnando_,. of:efu 11 = 81110 V ;, a tt r ariN i t Fula * T .
netet:• . xxiere will e tuntintle L4,' ha i .
;doidrrcrii. attermign." '• ' ('!" '''
•
i—leliaslettrb...kild; tipe'al.iiilik - siodizilui sdioltvi
fittiodienon, in -Europe. Aide) . * the .I'mA:hit
c lll l,lol._t*XV !.1( =tone of i mom: ttuta:al!lc
P l gEt.PtY'?fe , .• .? : 7
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m•,f•s
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r ' • r 611 &Su •
1-343 fish frigg )14 1 .4 a4, 1 01_144 9/11010) 0 11 41;
catch i c tflp ,„ ( i ( s
1 -:Cdat of srm..4 . foi`r :-••
0.!-Tr n l e iime - : • • ••;
,
4-4.+Ernevl*l•ltolierthmdersonin livitigiiluitgrOlr',..
61..7 , tpri,prit)tt,:: . • '
Thum)! Arid. wife • 4aye . ,*cone
PAL It: *0 SAA •
• :-=TGVPiiii'oi;-' - dt• 'Vales • gei.4.,lolYeiiti-••"4"
ci - • •
,It:_ s of o tht s cr orm udir n.L ofic !lt i,:.f.l • l 4
P",,,, rz st V • • 157_,•
2 from dondleser.lt.;••*.A.^.l
MiME!GolNMaimo;;tii
, - • ,• 'l,. . • ' ' , -7.--.; •', * ." -••• ;'-',,';??'
4A•.7,(Ya)dpifotition 't6 , l4 l olreiititTbria k lti • *i- ( t........•
'ln c kWl n gitStaliauspitatiplitr , tri , ll4akleti'tetatilyttca. ', : l -:;',-..•
, Tkipv i en..httpcired - men!, are. Nw.otkorlahef:;.) , ..:•''
. Portage Lake l and L ake. Stine • os„nbip•mtitala; '
making' it deelititl biritider'a - b. ' glair: .' 4 '-" a
. -,ifttroiptiebig glitrev - thaiil6 - lifieoTitgite 1 ' )
" ha t r eN iB V l . 4lo pPer.centvitivrable,dnsitigltifteszo.*
IT( l,7 Bo A l l irr i, P d r u _R4CFP cie P ti ftWPslr..! f tirli
- thit),l B Mal ' 4l / B Srict off , A o ,l3alrakert lir,.
,eensuaand fi nds ntopula (np 81; ;Whittie"
in tAtigiO *ere', only.:42,T4lawitio bikg.64.i:..f .
. 4.04 • - .k-i•
'' - -.1..a. 1:1;•fi ~.- ', , ,f i :lb 4! li I' ni ;30,••12..7,itti11s 4.5
f -Tine slctentificra'aumul,glyesy,alfalt•length,,;r
pOittliii lif tbelevetie"ereaturti' that infests ,
cheap augarl.•lf tresenibleitiWillightekr ivith 'l'
Ii KACT .. uu rrOge 4 .o.9n..eibli4MB4l.4li - -; a ^u) .1; 19 t."
.
t * - Vice. n9Yrjia.. rhO•bP4l little arugatetitri•
Hover' 1100 etrong) s h e ,Las ever linajT Val; ' :
,etticient:* ell diselplltted'airdlnixtei.tuilljrlialcUil - ;;;.,
Its_c_ourege also is pr,opurtlodately. li ttiht.•-: • it :; ti r '‘•`;•-•• 7 2'.
r -{iie . night of - a, fine :orchard:* interigt;n: ..1 1 '
/Nebraska impels the local edtter, ,to.,aay .tlutt c 1 r ''':
mhis fruit fieek lticik like fibltigievivingish*ld
''be !made itapeciality:inNebinakis.Vr ..... •• . • ; •:"I i -1
- r-ikn; I ctw4i , Metbaml lgivimPidesettcd:ildislli
wife, thelatter retorted, to ,her, rath,er's,hotioit. , •
The old genthinan new gets' frchis' the' eintrtff 4l, ‘
against, the. fre greatly %husband a . verdler Om c
flotgteep buIAP-tell dyllara for twolltaret, b ottatd,t i pt'.
- -gO rapid progress Di . Making; in the ox - ctsio
'oettiNtUnifili :that very little doubt ' is - now ,eni ,
tertained .that it may be , Colisiiieted next year" : 7 ':i .:
'_Turin 4 8 rio.atiebrate theAvont, by - a unive
• rsal .., i
exhibition in. 1102: . . .
...
1 - 4. -AnA'wsi itetooilenalier,ivita So ti,italf4.3,l3A - ., ••
its to'Whip the brother of tint young 'woman:to; '
-whom he was!engligeti • The:yonth‘therettprinka.i
:fixed p,, tor edy,,so .0.4 to blow ,off.the, Agn l nC . •
his Prosp,e v 6 bi'other-in-Itivr: "
j,
=ln Ode aft of lowa the,te are, so trittny,aitt.: ,
'dictates ;1' ,Cotlice Alma • one' 'of -thelljotithala • . •-.
:thinks it,ean,agoril,..by,- wholesaling .the•butti,- ; ) i • •
Jues 7 .4 . , or announcing
,them, r 9,, linidAsh ;they' . •.: :•' I
, - ta.rds for a i tiveicein•pestage ( tonmp'each: '/ - ' ~.
' -"The Diniistadtbaukthat drevrthe Fat' _ l ll l•)Lltt,...i...l
4 prize-ofBB9Bothajers in - tb - tr-litiiii - a - e alV.).;:t ', . : •
Iwdy tottery Loan, distributed tlfe„ , tentica ILI - ''.- •
• anfolinf-itinon& its / o ff icer; 'and tairvahts "iie- 7• •
'ciirtling-to•riteir resiiketiVe t .poldtitingotthilit/01: 11 - '
j l /1 101):1 01- rtheirlUeFigee(84 .1 ;toy. Attsti. - ,v,p4.1 ban. •I:-,, ,
i: 1- 7 ,1 t is tunNtuiced that4;l l e,ParktftAtßat,tr(t tot ' s' , 4l:
couteitftetabiewill 'beaiit abet the otlth ote --•'-•
4 81.1itt nilferOulliiik•Strakinselk son. belliginniiam-P c
toryand Mr, .31,eratzek loafer of:tint orehilittnit.li:
i f 11111Mlle..Patti mill be avistedthytkrtuitte,ttlau cirt •
ylolinfstrTH6'alOdititiel, the Fi c aV.h,planrst, ,*
Utitf.bthbelquinent"artistaM•ou ?Wl* :ta r s Z. (Is .4 ( 'r• Y
°J . , ..TintKientrut.Oontrabn rannall dias*Vtitedth , ; (it .
11I1t LISIId lnieriA n n tt Pre , gif i T :'
4 f
„- Whoa , *atfBt o tiilibOlb e'dT__
,
• 40 w- I ,o;lllttteMiraltA
huot/Z8 doutlatald ir
l i vit q A t l ini4r, ln iA t t i rlandsAPlPit t at
as* 7 C tit; Wt. -, . - -monks an .
hints. • ,t.ptrale. •ot quirt .
1 /
~- -7 .Eigelfo nalThtti s ledb•i-vendamialinsikti MOO'
'mint to, tr,te, w. 9 1 1 4, 5-41.141•i/Fu.P.* beigarli
ftlittPatikvittleord ell'a li - or , .
bait - el:ally horared:a Ohl* V , .10118161"/ 1
1.31 r, ,-. ti eu llqq.klircl i ttiginlltTqUinlllfirlfßqtrc '
, ikilus 1X... or,. s _ noorw ALOW,OOO.. _A dae -
turiollti r tokloteli Via sre l iveiibo*l ildf riti.:-' lll
te:43 10 ini 6ral . a •,'2 , ..49 NW, 1‘,.'1,1: - ,rayli 0; ,-.13t,,17ra1i•
't •'"lgheAll It/PO I 4O4WWI eXtliterndllt 14 Quitkia
•behieen t r ie.=,74 Rrere4 l 4. &atm
rrottkideccirtiit _ _ At: eterttly 4 b, ;
s.
14iiiiiiil , fwtrial - riettlisundl, Mahe a•
'bre alre:44 l WinliMirniX , ,..AxipUtt4 nrig Wenn;
‘1
,gmea t i 3 "in a serinpn bt .the burial okt • groteatuntfi2. l
o . ,u • whikiedrffer: film* tlai'llritisli"Mlilla
'`as p melte' ofTemongratitie •Adilreitifettiltetel"
4.41 4. 1 P 8 . 3 . 1 9kni0t brartij a "::a ,‘ .•. ~ i !lel, la ilk
. ..-.4. iu.4lo,lss 'reporter -feE . 1 44, 0 0 1 .1 c• .. , . ctinr
#SdritieleaeViumidut andpfaities the . ; 1 ~,,
ltif--the tiaVely44rlu'Wherwas-e*Mkta •,• • • • 'I I -
-Holds:..,';l flt.• ~ • i • • .I. ):trfhletly.:l£ ..Ins f
,s. It“ut, there were SOme--itieruin-r fri
tre• Tr i,
I , l l w
, „whintazetlitith itelittons rupture %AA - -
• 11 •••*5:ra • Norfetk--11 Stands for Blotidifititliktota '
i ".4 1 a-iii!hloutiu,-Iyouty. o f : incda, igo - srtmclormr --- - - -
, - Were I iiot a Ilenedien, I Nvonict,JP:P"Alllicli4*,•,- .
:• theWilign of love tloubl - bear • me:-at i 'her - feft;'''' ---- i ---
'h kneeling eaptiVe. -11 ;itlinli.;not.totgoailitegralt-'l- .1, -;_
'binh - s - , - ;, 6 4 4 .J.UPti r.snt4lliii. l :7oBo;s4l4: -gwiteopt;,)?•:
Armen icQUltenot'un- 49 .,
~ . •-: . , ••,' -, 4 ., -, :' • •
-2111,r i l eii l otte l 'ilnW*AlgiVitnir.idaiE - k
wjprd dun i ladarl i redbyhtbniniVerirtilePrtitteliq'ir ..
. 'VerP dencl AMON; ~: giVeir'bjillthertil46Xsllll;
3110 old . pxt • wotu FilQin?h.Otin4q}lirlikiil,llll,
. Puebtith b with turfottrody At. 1 oft . - Thai • •
. 'worth . ' Owes /its•roti lid to .a 1 otts tilhdii /Pt
. ( ilaiii/it. ,, TalAfT9ef c/Fin)in.44 6 4ll4o.o(truit. .
~, ,
. Alebry % I,4wl i to ell Ids l)vgage a ft.% c 7i ftt . iii ,'
1 1
leettreiltaubtftil 'il 'with' o; 8 :?,
"CeSitl63llhda. , lyrmy,.., dhoti iesoralhadqallodroitt . , . ',
Ivreditois,would threateri,tpnutpunuom Attefgj m „ ~ -* it
~,ilebtor4,, and lidnee 'the,
,paralp •3 I,,Vrilli tiNG '.'• ..• • 1
,whkfft'iti ad eArntifoli•tiownanyk .. ' 1 i al.,.
--flt'brai;ing li-en FEU:aka:id tliatd3i"l.4 r. 4 . llyit i .7 : •
. 1 8. Btep.ttetts intends Artritiug:stitteituf di' ' ~.... r il •• 98 . • s 3 ' "
•1
au, histuricnk,noveio,, la .9qen , • / 7 ; , • old:.: •• , '
, ; ..that''thift does not tbrethadow ti fres N. , c. 4, i 1 .. . :R ii , - ,,
4 44
of tlitKstdry *llia hity . beedtriettidlit •
• - 7 . ir • i • 41 4,••,- It
.1 4 88 22 t Of I, lll tete'fto,Whi o h)'.thkriiliOditat) , Janstuelll4 '!'‘A..l,,
'4 BB ;Ag rn i istfil ":"/WO ' . < ' '. 2 y 'Y 'ail), f 41 , !:;1 1. ,e
f yillalell • at di . iky lit ,t. o •e, t E . 1.-,.,' '..,i
encouregbdthe at vaneeddint gitY o . , 1 9 - •''.:l' 4 s
. Inter./.ofr , 4lslnrtiNtri. , Y. 1.44 iat ~ . ~,,- v •-,,i,d..;
- and' pies t ot er
,-and' ertaittliall ibtOrtbirlifu . 7- • *- n ' .:.
''Sanitexpte il wltiltstie notaiti r; - - -' Id
*beautlibl young] v, qmlat iot Igo , k
~.
cumnissiol
! ke. Beecher told tba stm or e ~ .....
. ti` il_s..,ei , a t t e )1111t II Mae. -
. ri .....tilit Raw' Orlbantt Wait a
~,
:)thnoingeg/tal/Olir the`i twitiersub 4,ratib)fl inig
VichPbUrAgit/Yini. , n .Y...eWt 3 11a411111,11134 Prat. 114-Ylt
,gornery,•wno bad a sat ot' mixed IVAPar r
.(the Muses and a cortau miss. As
,expected, he poured. forth- lila "Istrul in, 8011 Q
,
9 4 ' 1 .0'41 1 r his);expos.9t,ibef4 l % . ongoatl ck . tit 31
11 quez, after the fu.satost of "Claude
,‘ j . 4 _ ,
'in his vidrtlillytifturiinlitult?' i Bid ' t. . . 4 . , its *
I, of truClovel did net run i tatiootbly.fertitutle . nr
ibis tiovce.ANirewoligiAtecl, autl a hts,rli4),ltiew ci
naent back, With th,3 tidy:llring, en endo;se...„ ? lit ,
3.
.:11,•,•11,- ( ), . • • ••1 '• ~7 a i 3 t i), : R..r.1 'lit 3.
,plen •
- '+•)lantgottlery-- , •:1-ttngomerit.,..xi ;N.. :. 14 elifr
' `'What I),Geqt What PC l Arrlik tut: Ili a I 'w.f.
". • Try it again, te3/ it inprese'
NHow you'll titleneetle n
Ged prose,
knows I"
-.Four Piisofeatitli • brit:Windt; 14. 3ill'i t •lelfiltr 3 o :
t l (iBhi lg' o ' 4l -CI TlAtre o gbernan btntri
tr
."bite,gml,eolu etobqel9 l qtt "" . ,• '
at'a pieninilarty,lhe'bend anntroy ~ ia s
inenpvotedtaalarin tiletntlantrBBi%
I , • . • r,. 0 0 11 .
frrill a etri,llne j 49l l uPrf). al bng.: l 4BP/O• " 4b infr
w the oat if ne,would.,coliellt,te,kft, , . wil, 11 )
the • Witter:' The' bciy- enntiertrell. l l' edge
) addretsed picnic • parl, saying the bokituou.nl
',been impertinent and ifi. ,„',., eiggte drown
•hint. Ladies of pent p 5 !.. - a him not
' , to tire% and. op' aim; , I • t - rlouir. 66_ loft
I trew,44,AuV?: l 4 en • Aldirniiii c , s. bbegio,breaap- - trt
colar and sea , of paniuloona,„omr - lipm , ritk , ,
Then the lidat Ltifeeaki;totilt ifi've' athourit '
i f& Water; audiiktviir lxilenki2ton4)tentior,diesdll- - 1
first. He couldn't swim, and - aocordingll-,ltetv tt
was rescued only with gteakpulty• e n,
boyfitirititifembocVniwoloitto ibr. his d'uckz•
L int head.negtro laughed a at lingbibut to; tll if
. g i i 4 ls ll hi P e ig , gYeikt / X *04' 1 44 •.r , ;•'„'Lll '..,1
1/20
- 5 $F
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