was in proper form. 4d.• ; Thata copy of the
Indietment'found;accomPanied the requisition
and Sd. That the offence :with which the pars
'ties Were ehar4ed, is a crime PeoniYiennic
If there has been a deubt atiyoninaind sale
thalatter point, it must - -be removed by the,i
• cute just cited, where „also:held, Abat. eel
offence made indictable 144 Matt - ste t :it airlme
within the meaning of -the Federal
.COasiitu
tion. By statute, the offenCe 'of Iffdrupialig.is
hr.your Etude well as
- thisierid the crime regarded as odious in both.
st - §tate Executive cannot tlien;nrler the
Coriatitntion and laive, exercise right of in
• quiring into the guilt or innneence of a .party
tharged with Crime, what is there in public
uolicv et in the characteristics of the case un
der
_consideration, ; L A sustain such a danger
eus.liZsumptien of power. The right of trial'
by jury,. the' most sacred and time honored of
hitman institutions: is justly' regarded the
great'Utfe guard otour liberty and pretPerity.
- Any ather in ode or esiablishing . ourrights ie.
(Bei:Illy must be r egarded na R. -tillefiketioll of
power and dangerous to the integrityy . of our
restitutlims., Next to this it the right to be
tried by a jury_ of the . vicinage which in • ;rim •
-
!nal accusation is a duty as well as a right.—
As alrea4y intinisted if the . power to go be.
-
hind thr4ecord to examine the facts, exist in
- kutitleelar sense, it cable exercised in a gen
. -mill one. ' If pier Eleellenby has the right' to
fits up:m the gniTt of ll'ereary and Merritt
inf Order to .a,vobl the hazard of An unfair and
prejaliceds i Oul , Pennsylvania, what' limit
would you tils4rn to the exercise of this power?
Whiiie shall the duties of the , Executive end
sia4 thane ef-th4 jury: continence?'.:Let it be
~the erdreary eye . of a fugitive from justice,
without the etilfellt of citizenship,, and no die-
tinetton in principle can be draim,whatro
tection could:the - accused:have, if the princi- i
plo rentended for be the true one?, It the
right , existsat all, it - exists for the purpose of
trial- T and the inevitable consequences would
i!eitlint the accused might be twice tried amid ;
jeoparded for the d same..:armee. If tried Sand i
oren acqi4tted in the' State o Which ,he ha
fled, it would be no bar to ' a second trial, for
the same offence; :in the itAte from whence he
fled. It is thusAli-. — .rent-, tint - the-doctrine or,
.f l i-lit - cotilended for . is not, a virtual dis
regord.oftlie• law, but might, in'practice, be.
uttorii.destructire to the tights of tbe,actused.
Thnlttter of the Constitution certainry. gives
do latitude to-Exceutive discratiOn and if not
a necessary result from: its spirit or the policy
of the' law, then it Would follow that - the•duty
of ant Executive is a • plain one:";.If satisfied
that the forays required -by the Constitution
imilaws Congress . have been complied with,
and that, the offence charged is a crime where
committed, there can be no other determina
tion than to ° deliver up: the alleged ftmitive
from justice to' he authority lawfully' debman
ding hire.. -
'The administration of the-COnseutcon and
laws providing for 'the rendition of fugitives
_ . ..
-from justice B
,has been confided PS the Lxecu- march to dinner etweei
,
live authorit y of States.and,', in :the absene part .of the : reade ar e; emu)
.
of a revisory tribunal some Irrelarity in prat. others in ,fneiri +daily.
tit* has necessarily arisen. '',With . the execp- s After; d!nner; 'let - have• until two o'Cloi:k
,
• lion , of a few decisips emaating froth indi- t for recreation, : . l fr o m two till four they. are
%ideal judges proceedingt on habeas corpus I employed at remt .A . f * I the
altaoststhe only. authorities bearing on the' bugle sounds. an d they go either to hal_ lion
-Ssestisas arising out - of the subject, are the;or artillery drills'..-T fi rs exereir lasts-, an • our
:,
- ;opiiiri;t3a. • of State Executives. So far - as I and "a half. - After that they devote the iiime
i.eaf 'been able to examine them ,I 'find them to recreation until p4rade, whieh takes place
'spin ii-the - position assumed by your Excel. at sunset. i After. parade `they form in rank in
leneys These controversies have - had iefer s front of the barracks arid the names of the'
ence mainly to the sufficiency of affidavits, the delinquents are readi"by •an •offieet of the cis
• fornis of receisition and the construction that deist , : Stipper comes next, and' After. supper
• . shauld be given to the 'toms 'Mbar mimes' as recrestion until eight o'clock, when the bugle
"used - in the Uonstitittion. : .. - sounds , the vill[ to qoarters, and every, - Wet'
Prier to theact of 1794, Mr. Edm , ..I Ran- must be fbund in his•room with. a few min
-doh*: thealAtiona779inicral of the Jolted uteslat study s ind-inuatietnals ere thni eut.
Staten s rld dtacessitig.the , very point raised by -ploy - ed until half-past nine.—At_alf;44,;.nine
i-our tO,Mmhiaicatlon Of'-'e says., 'lathe, the bugle again eounoss this is . • lied, flit;teis ;1
rassse instance - zi gnandi . Miisteenett'before :and; fitsten .., the, dents_ tena. An . , Aet.,.l
10 , 0 .4-the r Justices of thk prems.:;COstetscif.fumst .then•Vern - bed; - tutem„, hts• -g'' t In- ,
•.Perasalissais -have - mad* it :Oho charge of, „iruished,sud mast remainthere • ail rtro 'Mg. I
- OHO Audi:bus have-firrtfished the ground for If during:this night-a eadetis feu ..; to be ab. I
'bringing' the to formal trial. ;scrit.frord his rt om more: than t irty:ini4uteS ;
Stiotildstleh
,It procedure as this be deilared ;and not•give
. 4 .satisfacto aceonit of
tis be -incoinfietent as a elair'-e, the object ofhimseltiebarges are preferred rig •nst him,and
. .
this article - in the Constifittion must either be 'he is court marshaled: ; -. Ir' • -
defeattiti or be ,truly oppressive. For between. ' The use of intoxicating - drink. and* of to
in indieiment and trial there is no intermedi- bacco is strietly repudiatedi; so are playlpg at
ate eastraination cf the . facts and to :rail for the chess, wearing whiskers, -a 1 d a great - any
aramisuatc - '' ten of, an absent culprit, before a de- other things. e punislun nt •to - whir, ea- .
mond would compel a judgment to. be reader= .1 dets are .liable, re' prira n'of retire lion, i
• ed behind his hack.. - . 1. &c., extra tours o daty, 'reprimands, 4 con.
•
Governor lif'Donald' of Georsia, inn corn. , finement tolls . room or tent, confinennint itrl
murdeation to thiyernor Seward of New YOrk hght piss n, -confinetnent in dark priiiori, dies I
in Lune 1141; when insisting Upon the deliv-
_Mission with_ the privilege of I; resign:ng,and
\ ery Of a fngitive on a requisition sustained by public. dismission. I . . 1-- . 1 • •1
%affidavits only . remarks: The object of the . 'Through the month ,tif July a (I' lii:Tost
1 i
1, , Constitution :is to secure' the arrest of a Mtn- (6 : cadets are -encamp ii, the-inst. tion is ex 4,
insl in the State to "which they may flee, to elusively military. Th only furlough al o cell
•.. betrieci in the State within- whose jari*lie. 14 cadets is two months v. hen they are m be
Von the offence was committed and not to trrthird Class: '. . •••. I'' .- .• •
•
them bifore arreg in the State where they'may ' The par of the cadet is twen ty-four _doll rs -
•be fried AU that the Constitutien intends is per rnenth; and his board costs him ten
„ tf t his '
c.ha
f that when a person ed with treason, felt' From the balance he kieqqired” to dre: •'d
.
sae or other crimes, in t one State shall escape :I defray his other expenses; and hells prohibited
into another, theollicers of the United -
or if i from contracting debts without permissiori
vonsExcellency 'please, of the State in . vihieh lAs the reward for all his Lieber 'and diipriva.
bemay'be found:shalt :great litm upon;.the . tion s the cadet iiequires an excellent eduliation
same 'airideiace of guilt - and no_ mare stban —in matheinatieabetter Probably than, he can.
i
would have - justified his arrest, in thest3tate get at any • other instiion - in the c4intry.
'hence .he fled. 'An _indictment-is ; nothing; The training , here of b othrbody, :and mita is
more than an accusation or. - charge of erime,' i Very, thorough mid complete' . .1; -
' ar:d 'it cannot be:pretended that the evidence i s- ---- ' •
• on which the Grand, .Thry based their charg e
should ye communicated to enable yoUr Excel.
lency to 'determine whether their vonclusit:4s
were erroneous in law.' ' , . • 1
• That' learned gentle Mart -further remarks,
'that no discretion to pass -upon its sufficiencY
• was intended-to be conferred upon - the Exe
, entise upon whom the_ requisition is Inade„,bv
,
the act of , Con mess % requiring- a copy. of
. , - bill of indictment to accompany the demand in
- s - pertain - enses,Mid yet the submission of a copy
• ' of the bill of indictment would "not bean idle
' ceremony,' nor the previsions_ of law directing ,
' it saemettni% and tiseletss,' for as the bill'oC
intriettrient is an authority in the State where',
• it is found tithe presiding judge to issue his'
warrant for the Apprehension of the accused, ' i
_ • • so iSan authenfientod copy of its authority in ;
the State to which be may, have fled for a war
.: ..- - riit'it or Order for his arrest there.'.
• In a ease before Judge Ray of South Caro s ;
Hars-deeldedin :1544, where certain' persons'
were. brought Were lilt by habeas ' -corpus,
who wereidader omit by-I)l.de' of the Execs.
1..1V0 of Sonth, - Carolinefor \ the kpirposeaf be.
- ~. iog - delieered Loan vont of the :Governor of
•
New..Torks-who had ;demanded them as fagi-;
tires-from Indies in:that state. bilis of indict.;
. .. ,
anent having :teen •ferind against them, their'
'. . discharge was moved for on. sat-ions" grounds;,
. • 'but thelindge decided that he • had no - power
• or authority to 'discharge the risme* or in
: '•
any '1471, :r . ..t0 interfere with the Alia.
' a r t " i tl ti
clate. , dirr..Ex Uri—that the renditien of
fogitiAilits#is ties, is a ministerial 'duly iin- -
posed iiiiiriilire Executive authority, by the
c ordr is tei tiow. , loo l.-4awai , and that 'it must be ,
- considere4ao n Oise szetptafoutOttbeState .
. - Habeas cOspueir,,t itY,the C o n s tit u tion of the
• 'United Statere'S - • ss ~ - •-•'- s:. ', -- 1...•
As to the plea thatas Impression [was area
ted or an mideatandint - had beMeeen the WO
, ,torriey's in the trial for the freedem,a Rachel
• : Ind Elizabeth - Parker, I cannot see *Alt Mu. /
rolii!se 'yeti pr ; nytelf frees •OM , :ehiligatiou lo
- :
carry out the demsadsor tile-J*oo -taikpio+.:,
-
' . eeltuTgkintMeCrearY. r,lsniet.*gth4'
ludtelelieV i igi Vaupbes _
sis ok
' 24a4•*f*6iymga. as well
also is _the
, - atta k ivivo .tio tha put of your State,did Witt
. thelliiiiigifvfth *slight sibler all the 'vie,
oetuSaticW --. 31 1 4 team recognize -is .Utlleial,
ecifirsiiioa - bettieektisktitar - /0 -9te . freedoei
. 4114 Pasiarghletiatbedit
PcilialiWridas* -- ind'lOba ,ldefii ~ any.
o r
, ~ ,fi.„ 04 741_ 414 Aiws * aflitil 4 = - vit,
-,. ,Cempbell-Onet wear in: the *or . '
ENE
i ,
_a-
Parker Oirlsi In the - , .1 At torney Gin
*rating as one of the titers:era:selected by'
orri
the Governor, under th.s,lresolutions- of the
,Legiidas.. - '.. Hie po_w_ ' w ere *Amnia*
those of hbijkipm,viito '. Ael4sist'lo ii*re
But -is Attoruo.oeat '_,...40 1 f211 1' 1 . 13 4 r 4 i_ .L .f : Oje
Stiitei hereon ta :ex u9'grvater'Alinuistl
advisory po 4 vir. ovek;' c .4 100 Feedingil• Tie
-power to iitay:the prosecution igelitiii the Wil
essed, is vested solely "in'thei Coil* iiitaTits-
Wit Attbrney, of Chester conUtv. ' 'Had theie
offioials seen in the prbeeedings - in:the. cue of
.the Parker Girls, :reasons sufficient for enter-
Inge belle prosequi, • the prosecution would
have terminated... They deemed it their dili.l;
howeYer, to send the case to the grand jury.
and i bill of:indictment was found against glie
accused . On the - , pre sentation : . of .a Copslof
this ind:ctment 1 conc eived it.to be my ditty,
g
under the law, th make a reqn . ition . on your
Excellency Tor .the arrest arid elivery of :the .
accused and 1 cat see no relie fi. them, ictie •
in a'itrial by. a itiri of this St e.I Whativer
facts'and eireuinstancel'thero - ay be cennec
ted with the trial for the freedom - of Rachel
Parker, which Should he- plead in defelicel of
3CCreary and-Merritt will • ba subject,: tria:tter
for' theli considerstien of the -court'• and jury,
when hiquiring into the faCts of-the ettiie., I 1
. In conclusion, silowsrne to express; tray rii.;
gret that a difference of opinion . hhotild have
arisen between your Excellency . Null myself
on any subject and . to say that I iticerti'y-trest
0
this nuplensant atrair may not, to the Slightest
extent, disturb the aniktible relatio n which
have so long -existed between thq
. plc of
the two Stairs.. i . - - - .
i x
With the high list Consideration, 1, remain
your Dicelleneyls obedient servant,
i . ' , WM: BIG R.'
- . -
West Point Mil tariAoslieriiy.
i • - ,
...Tire annual review , f the cadets at .West
Point, by e oard ol sainiers„commenced
on the Ist ult.. i
The life of cadet at test
Paint is o •of hard study, milder reed'sci
• - 1 i
Poe, as nll..be seen from qie followingltle
tails; give rby ...a correspondent of• the-New
York lidald: • • . _ -'• 1 1 '
4 He sleepsiri the barracks, , in a room_ivvi
one other ;at fi ve O'ClOck in the morning, i
summer,
~and at lutlf.paist 'five in .winter,ll t e
reveille awakens him-; ho immediately 004,
doubles up his blanket and matrtst; andipla
cos them on the 130141 of his iron bedstead ;
he studieft until.seven o'clock ; and
that' hour
the .drum!heats for breakfast, and the cadets
fall into rank and ' proceed' to the mess-p4n.—
Twenty minutes is the time usually . spent - at
hreakfilSt- . Gitaid.mounting takes'' plaee ,at
half-past se.ved ; :
~and twenty-four are pljteed
on _guard - every d4y: 'At &Irk o'clock the i ii
gle .seiudg, - andihithe'.. reel. tions commence.'
At one_o'clock the bugle a ain•sonds.theVre
pla
fessors cliskiss thiqr , res t e
l tive rseetion:ihe
cadets form tanyilOpposite the tiarreeks, l and
_
Rusha AND TnliiEL-The.Em peter Nicholas
has given officia notice to the Waite Pew
*of Enropeihat h entirely approvei the °arse
Of Prince
upon
WOE at Coristantidopl and
insists upon the , eraands of which hea a the
organ. And . While .orriclaiming the is ntion
of, making war on. Turkey, or of turni g the
Sultan 'out or itio dominions, he alSci givies - n6-
1
tiee that unless "Arise demands are•gr . telthe
will proceed to occupy 'Moldavia and r alla,,
chin, though 1w rays lie will not March iln*- 1
tiles into an; 'Other of • the . Turkish pro nes. ;
To enter thelDannhian principalities t he nos
as a right wider the' Treaty endowing him
with a protectotate over them ;'.but the!. truth
is that that Tteaty admits his forces 'across the
Pit , ll onlywhen they are needed for the Are-
1
ery tion of ordqr,in: *the prin cipalities I them
selves, and - then it in exp ly declared:that
the Turks have the right march -an! equal
force into the Slllle‘territo en.. These t Stipu
lation-a - d not af f ord the sl ghtest
. pretiit for
the threa fled occupation,- 4it Cannot,there
fore, lbeconsidered others se ihanias al deela
pel
ration of*ar. On this h dwe canoot, how
I ever, expect definite in' . ewe before;the ar
rival of the , ollins ste&c which-sailed fro
Liverpool "oh Wednesday, and may &ilea *
=.
ted here by sunda j ,, July 9.;,-as the Einjoer,
or's final a ision was not ex*ted to; r&n:
1 London , be rq the 27th.. ' 'l.--4 • • t 1
_
. 'A Print E Na w TautToßY . ---,Amiaitt.-
The
• WrifAin e ,olari Union Contains a • coiritunni
cititat from Henry: EL Schoolcrift, g4.,"itt
Which Ne describes a section ,of conntrs . wisich
1
is known by. natio of Minna: , lit( sa-ti it
tsisan ritiractiv well tinthered;nad"fertile' are
. ef.cotintry,lyin , ianediately Ntai:Lat*‘...fule.,
)c_i Mountains, a. milt temperate latitee;.. to.
• Whiely.for-the
. urpose of distiact,'-alitiaion * . be ,
applies the" . rigin4i term. The area ..1S i
sbOnt , fiftir mile! broa4, and 'Nit Paridlel to
...tit 'et Roeky idointaini for .dlotanie ofialiar. 1
- al inuldredmilea. It i ll , risato - bottoftha ,
imiEt j AndpimersMl,l4ll. ° Ti seats ottheiColdm,
ma river . :Ma Abigh__4) , ' irinleh • lit . .cut-.
thioingh,by*sa AZ , , 9f -- iiiaoistt fertile
:ehars4o,l,sso4 - .trek' - • la:itimaet vicar
fritib Iliiiiriiiiiikil . lanai; Intato'
. . t wltei**oir . ',3.oobiviitv*
iniiii•lainaibiniry;Atiay arelfree- cirl :soar
free 4*liiiiiii" of *Jan - kit . : 71 1 16 -41 11--
i
r
.inorialataf_wotyl
..,...IporOpectrkieu jiroilutt
40=i.,.
i',Llunstarld
t‘ -_-.
~--,'
...'`''- , l‘ '.. , - , . - ;i• ~;--,. ..,,•., . ' "-..1-]
TIE D
'The 4.l.4inii Oleos • Nortliern
1"1"14171•7111.4"443,0141101KWais/517*
8. BCit,-E.
..1401112:1111_0151F4i4Via, Y 7•-•111511.
1- Democratic NozahuttiOns;
Persons in the Eastern section ii the
County, wishing to pay for the "DEMO
CRAT." procure Wan* in `get' Job .WQrh
done, can do so' by calkn gat ,our-L Law Wee.,
directly oir'site',.tmr:Ltisk- House: .GREAT
BENINPA , (E)"
Actiniar.r—lrVe, areinforiek.that-s -young .
man named Bherthan had Ids' hand diiistatpuy:
mutiilatbdby. the bursting Of Causket:ithich
ha Pits in the , act : of firing, 4 ttBampliplivitlel.
isst Mon4aYYorning• was" after
wards ainputatedbotwein thelacistand
Of further partieulars wi are not:into ed.
CorraActo AwAio' co:Arne for
the extension:. of the -Pe)* Lneknannn
and Western „Railroad from tier-Anton, Po., to
tiro Deloyan WaterGep, sy.eiokopened - In N.
-Tuesday, awarded. to 'seven lowest bid
den.. .
Fir We le ifs — , that , a yaang lanai by the
name of ilowe„ - raiding three' ; or. :four . milei
sOntht•west of Mantrose, Was,itecidentally shot
Thursday H i e was standing a few feet froM"
oa gentleman who. was loading s pistol which
was aecidentalli l discharged, the bill entering
his It was very skillfully extracted fro
a point near the other shoulder,' by Da.. Paw , .
Rica, having - passed - conipletely through his
hotly. Strange as it may seem, .at last , ac.
counts he was, alive. . • •
Tir_comnieneing on o,ur first page may be'
found the correspondenee between Govornor
Bigler and . Governor Lowe of Maryland, touch;
ing the kidnapping case of Rachel Parken- 7
Aside 1 friiin the ibterest the case presents of
itself, it, has become doubly.interesting by the
nnlooked for refusal of Gov. Lowe to give:up i
the authors of the critne onffequisition—a re.
fusal Pithont precedentor *arrant. The ii1:1
lege i d - fugitive was discharged by a 'Maryland
Cotirt, and declared' free,last winter, and yet
Oilmen who came Upon theioil of „Pennsyl
'van and carried' her into slavery, are , aereened
fro tri Iby the Evccutive of the'-,-- te - in
wh h ey have virtually been deCluted gull.
ty ! ad the correaponderice and BO how
itif By
.Governor tßigleF, overthrows 'his
, 1 d antagonist. . ; Wonder if those Whig
I3igler for the, past loth , ' Pitmans, •alledgint
lihat h had Withdrawn , kis iequitsition,-14111
now bt; honest enough t a b pnblish this corres
pondence.
eleven and ode, a,
pied in riding,lfand l i
-
II
rd
:}
. , ,
.
. -- - - ' .: -The Riurth. :' •-: - . - -
Mls:Aber giave beibeen dug N in thel Church
yard idTinie,,and thither has another anniver,
eery of. ur national: existence pissed -: . • •-.
.. The 'day was generally - ebserVed by-the tit
iiens of thus. county, ,so far as we esti le ni, by
exercises . appropriate to the occasion. Li.
3iOntrose there ivai,quite a r large gathering of,
Sabbath► School : 8061 ars; and a couple . of _ pa,
1 dresseS were delivered ..;_ at the . Presbyterian.
Chen*, after Which thelittio.felles were con- 1
ducted to the_groye t
aid fed wit
,tean'y good
I
,:thingii. -IThe air and streets' weie:itive \with
S i firecrackers though the day, and evening, one_
i anvil was bursted, serioUSV_ endigering - sprat
I dozens
. of.boya—'-a band of mu i s . traversed
• the'streets, . and fire-balls . and r4kets blazed ,
.throngh-the darkness ofiho - night.' N
.....A south, ,Sprkrig,t . illp..we learn that a large
and:interesting Celebration.. Wes .brid.-
_Some
1400... or . 2,000-Persons were . present, ' and
able : addreaSei . ‘w.ere : delivered by._ R. -it.
Little,-Esq..oPlentroSe,tied.-others.. Mr. Lit
. .
1 tle's _address ii,rpilr,ea!alted - tia one: of extraor
-1 ditiary .eiiaquinoe and power.- Attire request
lof - friends, - we sh a ll- laY. it before 'cat readers -
,
At :Great Bald, Lodersville, Pusquehanni
lipepot and Jackson -Centre, extettaire' prepara
dons were made, and' undoubtedly 15i4,4 and
interesting Celebrations were had, but up to
this writing Crueaday,)we have no report :
the proceedings. , -
AT. • i .
CANAL cpmatisit
Thomas - H. Po yth,
Of Philadoliftin County.
AVDTTOI
Ephraim BIuAA
Of_MiMin
SURVEYOR OESESAL)
3. Porter Brewley;
Of CiawfoidiCptintr.
Nim PubHatton&
Harper's Magazine, for,Julmaii superiey
The 1 asys*rariiite, , gi ing portraits
of all thi —. ers - Of . .the Peelliration . cif: Jude,
pendence,•4lorth;ir resp i.
entes; and le
eral. riew s o the builaigwaiid grounds of tlti
Jefferson estate, is aloasworttra gti*rter'e sub.-
seiiptian.': The otheearficles in 'this 14- , are.
of alilce high order of eteellence. As ibis -
Napalm is not for sale bi bookseliora here,
persons:isishing it, will hare to remit diysel
Co the publishies, Harfier & Brothers, Frank
lin. Sinsn l / 2 N. 1%-113 per ane.ere•
itltur's How Magaithietpr July l ia promptly
on our ta,
T Lle;.an sad evbeilent No. it 14 Pu b.
.
fished' by • Arthur & Co. Pl!ira , --$ 2 Per,
4 ,-
We also acknowledge the receipt of
Jy !lumbers of the ilfech!e's ifezez t is44t
dies' 4ssonikep "Ik.the ' Legal* * 1 '4° 24, 1
rir
a:hick / are_ eiceilan , ' iodhuds for the ~
„. _
circle, 44 every yrs W OO' i P 1 4 " ). 4 11110 . ' ,
119 , 4 g e2 ' SaMPle,l i. i,"l , seen at , athie.
Tic Saint itrich'iikttv, a spicy 'We 'ilod-. /
ical,Puhiished at owego e lki.y. it'
JVY• . his, h a n dsomely -erintoli sad ,i 144
a 5-‘
nionthijilit' ,Si Per annum. ' - .
„..... .. ; . • -
_
1e the Leitielitert . m - mu'.
that lese Ofttyir seal
4enta, sir termed, AM?. -4freeisi
,Alreoilrwope,
.O ..to
Withroi,for
Iwo 41 .1. Pin Agog., actoSief4o w
gli. 1 10 4 0 1 0)4 =
,
Nair - YOrk Co ~•, ~ , i, ,-.. • : --: _ '' ei th• Diawer,t•
')bAriitioti at Giteat.liOnd4,
• - thliv Voltz, Se :. _,, , Jtiltll,lBs3; , - 'seventy ` ten Anniversary of bur
r4ie gt , ,.. . . . , . bur
The.
Ttie,*eatleiYee - 0 -1 "' ' ! '' ; ! i4i . t•tnnlo. - '.ll;dhleidelnoi - ‘ 4l l no 41**Ite+ in • Pk°
of Great Bend; with . tinnsual ,epthual
ferablyielese and winti• - ;ll.:tair Bile' afternoon
approached dark clouds ,- • seen to rise on , - .
the western horizoitin iiiiistikeabl - precirt- , c o da y wariutiheried incll at federal Bata
I t'
soy of stbriiider-iitoitUanii - it abient lo'clock iirteet mkt "by`o4, -- A, ,iti t - 444.11146r*
it came devrii upon us inidl its fiiry: - It;'l'siiii- about nine o'clock, " the - People" . cgarti . . 4' , > . ,
ed iirtorrents---the-Wind hinvirivith:th4Power nit: in frOm all the`Surrann iifgenuntO;.o 4l I
of a-tornado-4'4d hail fell in-. some Porto
.of • ;
ti . i,• . iho . exenrsion train rrtini*ratdmiltro'.,t ,
th'ecity as ' IturVas . hen's '": lii - lact,:ive Il ar ge delegation yrom . flii"ev?`.:Milford; , : underl
hive not beim.viiiited bilex violent a storii . in e
, tedirentiOn'Col: Pratt; 04 lit, larg e numbe d
a longtime ; and for the time it lasted (winch' Ins other places on
.the. iiiid..l The differept
fortunatelt was tort) it done a great deal of . mton trains alone brought' some eight l i iiru f l
- • • .
damage in the city.: - Tinj„crystel.,-. Palace suf_ I ii r echpemenr, and at , several l - - Of - the .. atatiensl
freed:Considerable daMage . .e? :account .of the. ere were htitidredtwheColdnot gefaboard..
suddenness with which the stormc broke open :At halt" past tan tire roe l en#l,-14 : 413 , 19r.F1ea.
them,"The - WorkitienWitolVere tagage(i. upon. ; . . der the direction. of ,E.l!,Farnam,l:idnisi
the root and dome Weiltl,..Upable hy close the l - f thii 4 l/ay, - And. asitiatot ht lOpio - 'l-, Pillen.Pinttiii
(;
Openings through which -014. sseend eft tO the 1-• ti, marched in the ord r:prvinniiiY•nllno
.. nO-1
roof, the consequence was that the interior:Of { l ,- ,to ifie.giooedlh . L< 4l nl lo . l 4' - '."° 2l ew - ,
the -building, under
.tliejpfne,': Wits4clugedifrom thelDepot•of the .N...p ei E. IL R. - .1
With Water. - FOrtUrnitelf the most of the ord. . • 'After - music by .-the 8im..4, i prayer by, the
cies in the Palace; had :nots:heei unpacked and •
.0e: .L if,. McCreary, and•Sa.ding of the. Dec.
these Which hid been ivereremovedto a placel tion : of Indepeadencebil -, Gen; John ` 'Pay-I,
. tra
of safety. The effect of the , storm within the* 'es;of_ltiTrliwood i , - 114._ y-,,, ! i`eiosuent Oration
Wilding, -Whileit . WaS - at; its beight,.jisaid
_by. idii,deliVered by Simms_ B. OUSE, Esq., 44'.
those Whol, wereiresent e splicing indescrilaiblY reit fluid, tO:on attentiventidiebee of about
g " ; . s o,, t . The :filling
_. of_ aneh immense •1011 On Vionenn4 persons.:. q - • "- - . . ' l. l
storial - npon the.roofiiiagliss.-iiidee;l-the petit., ; : 1-s:Theandierice.9tekiesl4erahallea into PP - . 1 1
tering-Of the rain:and the -violenctrof:thewhid ,
produced such a-
.Combinitioril,:of. _e ff ects ais`islt; Carpenter. Hotel, "where! 'dinner . was _in,
riirelY'Wittiessed._,T . in - the-interior in . ' readinetts, to-wkiik all-.4id dapple, justice:- . .: i
.going on with a - great („1 . 4.8,1 Of, activity and ; -Afte.r;tbe•Ootk: was._ rewre4 'the: - citizens .'
44 flialAtra :Ore_ arrange #' in! to gi e oiltho.- drank With . pure ,cold *act., the following
available apism;for thelpeoose of eirhitiitiiiti,„ r ass ti - ; .. t. • _ • " •-• ' i -,•' , I-.... . -:,
at-the same tiro alloying suf fi cient 'apace for- 1 '- • , ..; BEGUI4it. Ttt . liSTS.. - -.. ':j
'passage around, them wit., h - nut crowding. The
~ Th e presided of the. 11,nite'ci ~.States.--Taii!n
sPnee under the do *antended'-fo-etatualY froM die pe - 0p1e,. : we feel,hn. is
,One of tit!•'-" .
and other large *ark d .- reef sm.., ' , 114 his: administrottien be preaperone and
ny occupy therfilicennnitignid to them .' • - Italy -,
e-flicient. - one, and inch as tit•Ciidear hini to the
-the mother of has iptributed richly to thei herirts_.of the people. ,
exhibiticin; .._.l...latend - to-Visit the Palace-414i *
.Pinitsy/egnitt-,;-Keystonl . Of the .ttrch. o f
.
afternoon, and in inktext I - will he'botter able , Liberty : She is- -lilto suptaii her,, t. - ..- :., -•
. 1- .• -
to give a description of the inmri r .. lup 44i - .thel nelSeredyiserenth Antlizeriure Acteri- I
..,,
pr • esent time. ho steam - appear", o, have been{ cailndepouience.-We hat! # with - you* en
more. violent in-ilie,yielnitinf 0) Palace than, l l,Luslatiat : \ .May 'our : free-Iltistitiiti 4 be es
in an"); Other"Part,of- the city:,_ Three`' housei 'cloudless, .: .-,
~' • "; I,'. - •-_, - . • ~ • j
- .were blown liewn on the opposite :OP of i th
.: rne orator of the pay.-ff•TheEloq i nerd sind !
'st.i . .cet‘which were neatly. finished. • A numb° ardent ! admirer of Washittgtbn rind . l.leffersOn ! .l
of - workmen wexe.driven,in one.to see k she)l.
and like them liberal and ifetrieeraue in all his
ter:from the storm, of. - -Ithogi".. three ,were in- -views': May he yet do honor' to hhicOuntry in
stantly killed and six,-or: seven- wounded , 1, - " t 46 councils i g ,/-Ih e -.i ta lion4 -: I
.. . }
~, - .- .-
nember.of buildings in procers of erection i • • i -Gni, Aia - Spicer.7--Menbf piergy: May the
other parts (it' the icity-were also blown dov e •-'. nation never laek in emergeneies.
. The Sixtrappoiptinente of Collector : Bra •
~:.. Great pend Brass l:tatid.i,•ln-itge- . young;.
ison's tool the Oath,. and - their plit'ees in -th - but. itirskill_and execution . Oa, and unexcelled.
I custom:ilouse yesterday, '
.Po fellow, sthe, -
.: .
are'nearly Worn down with car and hope flit: . bii.;.-/V . aZional Strindur44day. its stars and
7
(erred, but as: "4?,* reached the realm stripes, -unstained, erer , writ- elover us. '.... , I
lion of theirhopes.it -as ...ex. poeted ; .ihat.. the : ; Our Public Impror ' ,- r Aili iron - band
Of again' buckle on armor - nor - roelhe fight; - to Preserve our Union.! -.
.1 - • .- i l'
a l
- Frain , Washington we lentil that.Saarte - -r . , :rh Freedom of . 4 7 4 , el p, ess ,p c 1 0ag as - 4
Hirt one:of-the oldesi. -naval, constructorsj i c „- at i a ,a es ; .ve f elt not i m il v o t i on ; - • ..'
the service: hawbeenliPpointed. Chief- of th
13ureau of - Construction; Equipment,- and *: AlUerican •Enterprts -
May not accomplish.
pairs, Vice CoMModore -Shebrick .Who goe ! Religious Liberti
out. under the law of 1846. gm,. It L Walk i eonntry,::lll4; it eel
Miniater to China, and-Sen. Jas.-Keeran, Co i..... Lathes' " ;Of the Key: .
. • •
But at Bong Kong expekt.teleave 'N, ew yo . r_, th e a e l e eery o f the h
about the 20th of Sep*bor for.. 4ond - citi - e ' o f :liberty gic.;ws, lilt
*-.."- 4 -. 4 ""4--- - ;I•1 11 -","::ierft_ioin..1in ntotin " -.0.1,:;1;.....:1.44,,,.
o°4 mr. ll o2ounlan t°7 3 fing - umlrt'°,, 1 311 i. ' - ale of her.mines.- ' -.-
will go to London- in - ifilifife of thkloonoxions - 1 -1 1- - VOLUNTI -
Soft Premier. ' Gen. - Almontii -the - Mexican .:. El i, : D. E..s ; ..te - 1
,
Minister, has just:et:rived.. A Democratic
wag it never b e divided :
propeses to the of fi ce seekers, an t those- "pa rt i., Hi es ,
t
eafeiirsrd of' our freedom :-..the mainspring of
Pently executed - to fermi a' Departinent . of to . S. S. Cities , Eig. . int:
Exterior,' the Secietery,:tO be holelibtbOl! 1 .., . ! ' i
and the Clerks to - be divided into :four easse - Our gore - Millen' t : - key 14 . lip' . rity ever be 'Pr - e;
receiveno salary; but lire-by fees.!, -. • :
•-1 - • .
. By:the Afro:4 w e : see: three; 4 ..°-lia r,• :I% 'Col. Asa ..SPICEI,t.-
rrtiiiii with friend: on;
Pews- from Eur o Pn- .. -;Po Eastern { questions ena'y sword4 : dust- enemy : lin and up to the .
still the great topic of intercit and rout,- -hilt.. l .- .., • • * ... - C !*- :.- : •
tion i .anid the'diy of "'di:settlement ••is as di... 1 ' COL OGDZN. ititarr . :: - Success- to the arse
taut as it was. at the -commencement. - T_ e Ladies, and 'the true' itt.iilin; men I • those Oat - .
Sultan has refused the ultimatam, noiwil -.. thhtk and opt for theeisel'Peit; fOr : l3ysPch our
standing the eight dayi graee Permitted. y independenee Was wori4linjinch -only can:
the .Czar. .It.is said that Nicholas - intends o ' - ''' • - t i' • • ' - I
ivehoP I .
send another . Conner - with some fresh te
I to -offer, brit ribink he is' only wasting ti. °"'"" Gen.lllt BxTr.tsi.. ;The Day ice • Cole
°)brace: - May its conaumifiatiOn be celebrated
by such otprodecdings,_as Whatever el
ma% offer, will be.rejeetild_by Turkey, besid 'I in the_ Universal ireedomibethe world. • ..
lsxxcßitmatoti-,, 'Elii.i" The. Handinsid, le
,thatiway of dOirig.busineas betrays_: hie W.. . - indistry is-a freenonnuereti.-; .; -•--- 1
1
neas,•and his inability of `patting , his l .thre t o • N. P. WlimtitJ Our , ooind --- ry.-Hee march
intO„execution.: iine bus' expended too m u , h_.. is the march Of . mind. _ She l.. has a' 'spear and
windrind Turkey ' knowti-.oointi has e . --cinaf" shield.: the:motto on .herViihield is Freidonf
quentlyguitied strength,
,while -on the . other' Independence and Peace: -1, 1 _ • 1 . r• -•-
hand Russia is losing- - I; s ,,however-_after.g,oing '-. Dr.7IiMAS BROONA . . Liberty; Civil and. Re
n ' fir,- it 'willvellii ire some kind of a sh°*lt9 !igloos :,,chief corner stoneti of a tiatien'elia -
Iback' eteditablY; therefore - great !preparations . piney; : :. - -- .
~-. .
Will tie- inade;lsl4s.Will: _he entered: 'thither S. B. tii a - e i,t ert. . . I F' a : rh i ngie .a .The , oh ,
ily man who ever. possexiied .the\ce i ntire l con
, atid they -May 'even rirach the river - Frith
which ' divil l l°s-11 * - liv. ll imPite° :and - °:glin i dance sof the tie Am4efin : people :: May
,al
threaten a.*tieual;but llietiolas Is hot a * flrl , lthe youth - Of r e
"country}-. emulate hisetal
if, before-he attempts ttkiiiin the riverihnth t•.." • - -- I'-- •- i ; ,''-• . - -
..-. - .
he laill*kint upon the - consequences-and the, i • • , I
Islitc RE xtiow , Esq . :' A. Farmto ev
.hanceis - Ofllosing., : The Turks ;are not in L
actual settler Milne, pubr • lands: "
.- . ~.
iie;bn't ake beep in milting preparations "lb:i ri - \ E ' F • mii_ -- ". -- - • . - ~--; „_.
. • \ . %.,11A5. . MINIX.. .- Z. NIC ineriCalk,GagiCA ,
repel.an attack, if it should be attercip \ te , di-- . -4, lay..hei broad wings e- (1461te to, spread tit
The' won worild'be able bring-in-thebring - - field . las they cover the j am h e ad 4ij e r es. ~ .
. 1,,
~,.....
'tar'geAn- army l°"-Rn s°14- 4 1 nd 'Pi' °l , l)l 3' ' foY- -• - -Priia-DEcic* - 114.1UrnerieWri Lil;irti
aheftlictlin,'for t he Turk is fighting. for bk. .M ay • ' be- - - - i -.. -1; ..---
- ~. i ay it . susta i n ed . .withont the
.shedoing. ; o
country- r his -homehiit .religlitif-and:i*hal what -'
.. , - - ",- 11l ' •-•.--- -•-• -
incentives are grea ter ' tkin sl theae;- •t°' nn
.° ' - i4illaY . McKtssitir.':: i iiiiisaiarCtion IFS
i,deptodenoe e kreitilies: ilaiikilie bible: !‘ Thai
Man' on to " deeds or•iiOresi.aritig.7::-: - .. 3, 1
,d y 'G o d .13;'iii*Linii.cot cirief,bieou L '. to dwell upon. ~. • - 9id England keeps mewing on inher - st
[pope; sil,pyis
which
hee i oin :interest and intn":•fiice Of - the l earthiiiidt dint lie fvrtiivl'iespectin" ,
'nothing pass i46 use; I. ° h4t own 1. ixSitio-- - 1:- ...., -Ia .-
.7 , - --: .
latanceMent. - C omma Vanderbilt' !eft] : By , i n iiiii i ••,. a. iri.44,-,./,,ia" trey. bide.
.!*,lll l hltoPtii on
. 01 :0" 1 44. 1 nne ° ft eri l lis-)* 1 41 "'" l 'peteknee."--,lii-.l?:nittiorial 1 - -viewi-, cannot ,be
hil4 -1 ) 4441 -Tiliied t'3' l6 l?_ Per!°°° l , . h'o "\ B j llllll lliiiiettained'ivithent Itiiiiiitiedgisliy:theirrnuie"
for- - -St: - .Paterabing.- . MM.. S.towe':seeti. • to' - o r thi i i -pe op i e ! of . th e- a i e l i W ti . of e i i i rern i nei i t. .- . l=:
have isfi a toi " I ! )ae uri t Ykle -- W er tie° sr - * - Ily Tie, 141E6. : ::: the . led' ', 5 --A .D 7 6 OrenUll'
. - a
- - -
'
to have . taken of etyrhereaboats by
last, "
steamer: • - •
Itrance is absoibed krihir f Eitistera
,Tjesl
ia ll!"3 ---
- '
eipecttlationsiarelifoin iegard tit. khe
•
linre movements of *
the Pivot - of Knish
Louis NapOleon le alieaja , -st Ida , pimilta,
less stans'finidatthey slonld he miden!
abort. 1 Hi ''sen t . some tir o or.'.three of
tiiiidetnolenn "oleo-to libetlaite
_whir
ts
• Inlii o, tali* 0f.:4 Misi#4bayetate:
i
I*.li - re dall . la , eonsigisitfe Of , dia l pall
frontOki: l -:dAtoolir )4tular- althong
enr cues ono-aixt4 dft:'. Ilteadattifre:
- _ . -
II of
I!Anile
16 "*Thiii Will
1614/- ele 7 fthitchaia
that; sh
rio6l- ell icells le
have oestureitia the
' isgspfeediNg
fliar9lo4 44 '
Wet. oft
„
11%
' -
• 'Of 0111411403i1.;-
•
: 1
- Cei
ri ii6ii.
teiSk ,
, c. .
. Th
o thi
IAI
a
a 1
t i
f 91
1r
lee
is to p ' t its oithiens 460 'eoslieo theme i
i .111 - SAtig.'' 27te *init. . 0f.. , ./Ok o — Tl
- protot _ . lir universal fe4doni.- - 's ' 1
4 : :c"
'Thy .1 pasted off *lthout trivaceiderths,
whith, tensicteringthetti i ! ftr . tre abut fi l7.thoT•
sand PellionOn the IptiofjvfAs reapigli•
We. There wers•ruilAbihittons of die-gro in
the aw i ng ;.,,, -
an.
eat
hit
-he
- rimociotis:—A led, dap or two since was
called to_ the, witnens ' '4l. at thi 'coIP,F)P
:Plead titurt, le hose tend Yetiovittied 'a doubt
as to - his competena,na witness ,., by not un
-1 deists:Wing "the - Itittirii, tid obligation Ott
1
osth:A - I'he first (luostkoolt*C- gnu L..., ars . you,
aeon of the 'khalif!' --:. .litti,ofelieW.orettt
sing, his legs ,; and Aeli ' I,y - , putting about
to p e
4airi.papq of tithannit — fci his month, replied
with the t Conluseit, - ( Wilt iiitliirepi*
,ted: - - 11e:testille& :4-% 3.1'
.1, 1 . _
o_ l lo,
' ' Wh*:
*le
ortblik --,
iii***
ViligilafiS
~"V.4
i 1
a i l
r .
._ . -
Ag tar t y wiy tot
11441. BONA-t' Wi lid '
eiririiioilit? ?' . s - :- - -I 4 - 44:4 -,..- ,
,-- . ,
_-:-,14 - ,),..-., • .- 1 ..,."- ~
- 'II - . 1 . 2 '‘ -
.
4 the 8h rfs pf
MEMBEE
i . ..
orii ii k tifig4iiroie ''.'•44ten.,the..litenglita'Of'
er.Ott f .
can has:beeni_turtied 'to Re 7 07.-
liitiO ItOiti#4:4'citte.:oeunt*lo _:..W44311-
Ortitiottit'' Joiliolich4.4o - the tinith•Ofl44ol.
afore : Pi': :.befors - ~..Pl 4 ,10,,„ 0 1 ...... - i
the.: ;Ptei`it' W,. .;. ye : selet
, : for orir--
~..
,ere !
t . iie 'de*ieet i;- - cli
,rii'-o .„•tliO„
bO
'gii,' Of'CinHOW3. ~; iioi iiiiinhei: .grea;”A
GioS,l
•
trio two: tlifee•yestardicit , at Land*
bore:..':. laddltietil, o. e Above . reason,. w e se
leelleit ittr.the'...elkeence."..enit„b eauty ~..of,ite,
....„ ~..._...„, . . _..
„Com nii si •Oti; ind, ilia 'peenliartherneter of the.
• Occasion' on whit it was . delivered.: Many,
readers will ieCol etVtbrit.it - largo number of
I .:old , isoldie -.---w re `gathered,',lmmo , from - ,xl
great listance, r sin "that.,to Mr,' Grow was as,,'
sigied.' , 4be dutk'ot , addreashig their: • '-. At 0*. 7.1
~ . . .., , _ . ~ _.. . .
....... . ~ ..
"tract ivill Show,' Ite*, that dittiime . ..Pe!furtu4
Let. thiiiiii .vilic., ..cirii.. read : . it with . Ont, - -etnotiezi:.
.. , . . . .. _. ... ......,..... .
, I • • . . • ' ', • t• • ... .. ..• ' - I • •.• 3 ••• , 3 •••,,
`Vets i. ' Feitheri .: . ...:.....1. 7 " , .,.-• ,- :•- - ', ......• ,'--. ..-- • :..--'' =
j:'-:' With 'Mingled: mno,tiopti - ,0,1q- and of 'son.
re-W7* 00,,rii'Oh:thii Oceintinii;'elf jii, that.
sole
Veer li ,eirhavebeent#nged.iii ..hebold'itiO;
- other return Of. thiii day• "f
sorrow thritilerith
‘. arid the' si•ordliave left, small iijiMfinatit .of:
your he Ole" tititid.:-.W..1 .. itt o,reposeit in the
shades 'f, Alotint".Viiii ~; • efferliori .SleepS`o.*=
~,,.
4114 -. o* - ' Bliiiiiectle. -- .!i The'. st, -Orithesigueis
of Itile"lieclaMtipti'of ::Independence:Wirs. icing
ainee gatheredp
,his Fatherii. - -• The , bletiChed.
looks, - ,once: of .the..raVenhmi . thn•, - dibtlx4-4e,
bate the telescope Of 'death' .tri the.foentair s itud
I,the ' , ,drenit - 'Torii' that "Once Withibieds , ,t,fii
e )
shack, fihattle, all lacielainr. - th•at 'theliiikiiriti: .
.vier's f- ou r .coinntry's! i struggles,-.Mist soon
sleep ;i .. the du5t.. 5 .. - As they: giybeetby:.eino..to
lilibir final - Mating . 140; the , tears of tho u : great
rid.
,gried•'.Will' milisten - their 'ashes,".aiid; the,
• Made' Of coming times' rest' titian' their' ern.' I
• 'eftieed '. no "tabletS ef.stene-or. bras,s'to:lici-ii
f yki
.p timtetheir na . eakoriesel ,- . Tbeir r tonitis are Ali : el
. he arts of -01i:if - Coil iit4mtititheir:monuments '
the granite hills' of. a ii etiori 'rejoin rig in free : ,
tr t .
dOM..tteri'WhohaVe breathed tho r sniritSini
.ttt:the institutions of I..their:Cona rcaaineve:r
die. • TherliVe. in the hearts of, he 'ptesent.
t• d the gratitude of -,the: future.:
Venerable and - tlirie: fortunate : en.!- E-'.For.
t nate ,in ' the: tinies,ot!.yeinr',..."fiirth ' fortiitia.te
in the - F iseents,of '!your i .maphond, ,, ind•rdoublk .
fortunetein.: theglorieS :Of ..ioat•Old',..attes.:•,,ln.
infancy.. yen-beheld - ii . ..feW:l.eehle ehloribita,..i&
teriting-nought but . theii.rights :iiti"Eirth 'end
heir heiies in' Hetifeii)!"•herittned iti" - along einr
41tiantie seaboard by; p1e . ..-Occiati 'in frept,"-Ithe
wildernesisiied. the . ' ki4VPEC.-4i . the - . Tear,...„ - .Yon
1 this .day .Ipoir 'bet ppon,.a.,Minnt.ry", embracing
almost,- every variety, of .nrOdiictieri t *d.:•..ei:
tending throggh• eiltriorit-mierfinrie4i - The high
• .t.gions of -the:: N orth,are '. wrapped lriler *in.'
ter,
.nhile..l . ho.southern.reitnerislpreparingloi.
bialiiirv,est 4.6inoi.„;'llici morning nun . tips its .
10st e 'in 11M:4-While the .i:rillikii . orthe• West. re-:
piiae ru . .niideightl.darkriega.:LLting, :siuce,lhe
Esettle in iteirch-Of a new, harrte•n'erleapelthi
12111eg *Wee, and ;'llivingerossed,tbelreat c'eti..'..
I
itral-v lley.of tit., 'idiseiSsikli,fCliik :. wending:
'hie": ay; ;4if.iti 'biesii,. Of ~the .Ttie C. "...''.The
ferei . stoops" to.l' BOW - the. etriVien - . .tei:liaini;l
d : the ilitiiiim sic gi?ies :Wity : ti;i4h •.,.: tide. `. , :til, i
-linki , r ition.,-;lti :,but[. a. little-I•MOre .thati,-Ogi
;rid isimuirter ce 'Atirie l e since , James yi'ii -- - . .tiodi
m)
lynilmth rock ; ' e re coriseOrtedlt?y,tlieille
Yet in '• these. - to ' and: isAtierter• getittirtik - s: a
whole continent iiii-beeiroonvertedlOAhd , nee- ,
v- pelf - • ' =MO. ' ').,'. ltiviiicere - has-arisen thine,'
stapire_ _where 1
,
end -viiiiiiie
... .
'Mart. ' , of "' the'
' `hand - le r edii
.Worlii4With
10j 1 41)0 1 k
4. -- - - .ys it::,lit
''.haliet MOrii;',.
iiipresseir - on
w acres from
them '. l egoe.r
ime c red this
t' civil life, -
lblie, 'he - will
14 i e a
'';_ , to.regonerate
life into de
em-- ( 1 11 e4i; e ns. Alrefidy - has the spirit of ,
la;tr` and the instiintionwof yoiti Country been
infu into the 'hearts of :the-oppressed'are
/ ed
dpw trodden of flai l pia world, awakening
theserf a. consciousness of his rights • and his '
f ' ' f Y rktown- have been re-ell--
T 0 scenes o " The
act on the plains of._ South. A m erica. _
ei
Greek warrior, influericed'hy' the Mete" 9. 1 . -
American mink drove _ the proud Turk from
the Shores of s the .4iEgean. Police caught thie
hispiration. of her La : layette, and in a day a
Republic rises
cinitie sties Of -a throne. Pe••
land! lit the torch' ef- her Replution t
at he
a.
,
tordb of her Pulaski,4 snd tkoith it• weal mit
in di r irkneSS and disuisy, her struggle was not
in vain-:II I
:" Isr t il re n td at e l in ie ' d e t b r a o t tn tle i cr etli ce in be g g s u i ' re n, '
•1,4.3
son,
.:,,,, •
' Tile' balled oft is Over -won." . .. . •". ' i
191012 i 0 .
' :1i
k f ind trAtst v e i n d d en en cel ti "v gr..i ejueb t .aa tie r s ed s; t e- o m ci iiis ti a lo in u l o s ii
good to man
,;second only to tha. t o f-the hum..'
~
' U came.to bruin' life ,and s ire !
tdezerene. . 0
.. 1 . - br ine E a rth ;t4
mortalityloi the earl Pi g nms •
the tomb,
lift the veil-that so rig hang over" ,
- isOd , lbid the •despiin g take courage f o r -the :'
si tik,
gra as-not the e of•ruan, Y.0!1 cares to •-.. '• i t l •' - ('
- ' ew
thesceptre a nd shiver , ~.- •.- • f p ,
break the yoke, anode - tw-,.
-In Bridgewater ' nriii w i ter on the , -th ni . t, TheFeso
._
his • atait dry ' the fountain t
Pirells4f2,thd bitter ki r' 4 ^ -, -._ 'T ' ' l ia, - ;;; I :-ivife Of Seyerlir ' t a g ed 3 -
11 ;
- heaver —'w an\ e ol‘esse — - d
P. people shall strike h e dee:eased, had but
. h ._i_. ilefPes ,ti id co e : i F c e o i na ire :
for 'reedoro;,Year o * ll P'Pie Vill nerve
ihe-ara ',' ing latelyfTtl'enti „ !.F4ln'i ,--..A
and steel the helot-for the, contest . -.:BY your.er death was very sat qj r
k !tt un"P6c* "
deeds and thosocif your vierthy compatriots
eriett
sod
Mends,
giving
her after in the . 4th of :July- 1776 markted; . a new
. 91to h
' ' - h t few monienta:laexteveasi - et"
era ; the Ir:story,of the ran and the. PrPgrfss he att.,e'ek-U-a . ginl4.,.Oon wluito
of clvilizatien.:lt is the manila one of_tn se ti: yeses Christi t h e b
from
her: everts in the a ff airs pf men that- change he i ce to save
he had long had, eenfiar
rt ,
lortnnei Of nations and the des tiny of 'eml° I - F rom our i o
1 brav o' .'e who- ell 'sins - and the wrath to e R e '', . - - , t. : f the
'1 o the thetnory of :the . spit? a . , ,
~ ..,,,. , . ..,_•, L.,.., ~ ,, ,,,;, M ember: 0 •
in the hour of conflict , ere the,ehellt ef trio_ day .:
acquaintance twl"!''''.l-61;tieie Writ: gladdened the American - head, 'we tk.i. o ,wl. Methodist. - E. Chum"; ' • , W r it et - 1m
Are m i doubt whether to rejolce or re..
of her in scrip ture langitage,
P 4 rear) - ii .. • • t-- ' saY.-- ---- . . .., tic dead e ho di 'in
gre thcfr Y ' 1 - -
- t fo'The}' rot
'ttnie twill men " on this earth _l. the tiii.d - wren " lie 'uith - the SP-r4 ;: -
Death '-eometh soon or late, -- . .. ,
,1, ... th• e i r i a tio r i Bu d their,Works f 4, ,
How th,n. Can, a i Waif die better _ '.:... ' : zrc .' m -, '-, 2- ,_'-' - -,.'- -`,- - ,l ol in'
' Than facing fearfal odds, - - - ',..
„•
~,
.„
~, • , . •,1 . ~ •-•,
I V
- \ Per the Istieo of his Fathers , or th e t,fe7 , s '.__:_____ ,_ , _, , --,
BI 1- of hici - Glia M. ..
''
''
' List of Lattellk ---- . '
ut, Venerable s res,l maltdm..on'il- hed YI , Remaining in lhe'Reak e!' -- H e nnas,
thelength Of "tiete that' you and th us m anta l ii n i Aoth , 1463. , . . - 1-- . .. -, .• ,
.bl havaalready teendetalned, not 4,0 A ustin ,
....,._
~, .
~,„
~,,„hitner.l.o.hri C.
' tienee. You have come Dana .. , i. lie '' Millie E. -
longer.on yonrma ..
.Ith s . Eq..- - ms.%nttreet. -- r
last UM.), t 4 pour urr.ortn, H . - m e mnia r , T. J. ,
up h is day, tevhePe fer-tb„, . rt .,, , ni iountrit, IdtvitiMeler e'rs, tar' G.
out, your y,
at !the eil l .!r-91 J ll= -' • tfi e ' ' 414 :4u u , I . ,:.;,.. ~,, 'T lkfi4se, ;I . In, -- - ,
1
The, reward of yoir toils . and:kere n g li pi hil .Bkoswi 4105i55.:,2 -- I- iliaitp "tkpi,,Thun,rtiidge;
i at
graiitude
,of mankind. in the -flame a. ' , ti ' r Bishes i wa s.,_ , PpormastallY,4 , ~ ,
vein
.concourse
of
Stir fell°w he altizens i ' ihe t :bowdh;:AVnt:' M. ' '-: , - 47 water i i, ' :' - a n . ! ,
n eof thia4 '4e rg o ° Pt , -- 111 -! . F ial l ie2. -' 1 p t t n i ve ll;z 4 - , , ,, „--;. • - ,: , ;:, - Pitiettei .
.4 _ 1 ,
Cand good of etrell sge, in- ttbe ,l 'l /3 Pi' ° f I - - Riley-- , `' .-- ,Peitto'Piaaan ' l ,!' -- - - .
' e titself, 4 srir thenhYea- -.Marfa! 'lt?l.° '.Cis o
-.1, e1 1 i ,,,,en
.a. , '''' : teals .J -
„„;,;,. .. friN d own calm and - omne scums t, "„,,.vNi.....=....17-cr -! - , 1- ..... .=. .s. : :t e a ..rehn-,21. -
J.-- der - J - .1 - ,I, -., ..--%, ~ \ l-..., .. - .. , .:'.1 vorneu,sterY '- -._ .-_._ Pirl at iii,A ; '-- •
noo*ysp endor4l- --- - - - , - - .ciioh, , ,iAtoru l y T. - 'Reese I nit , -,
Citnlatfill
nr-att7llll7
II!.
ft , Ch ,i,t 4 , - r 'Clbeociersynn:,ldn; ii, i ' ' . - t* Silith bo' ll De tias7U. ll ' ti
,)....-.. 4 n,,,, , 0 0 ,,7 00e ph.. ~- -‘,-, ‘.,1: 0 7 1 .- 4 - ,-----c -
I v ittith -, 9 "k l R: iiiitia*, The. if. _ -- '
1.7-- " t t...., ; e4 ,1011 ,... m.._.
I Or
.witrikAigoltnif' tf. E bbd _
ler t)tti , -,.., Ith -- --1 ,--;* Ski0(1411
ere, a- n) :; -, .
,tiEthilUTlO-V?L'.‘'-.1. -ittioielpiicq,:ii i - -- e 1
I,lf 1, , ; jitintiSall - - ; ' , --1....-, • , rii .- , •.-2... , .:.
Ignero 7 ': . iSfx.-' - ''' T-Ini'M- i ---,
4. l4 l fitak ' rl- t' k, R . ~ ',
~., T h- n rosy,l44l_ ;le ,
~iiie h i '. re ' , ' Gee'l , i-: . 1 1 ` 1461 Pas - leuLf”' ''
s e. 4ii p , , .in.; ~ - wimuut 310:lan ,
AO‘`-• ..-, c , - li t the an , 'r ' m i' vii i
, , P„,,,, e - , ie.:A*4o; ' ~., - i,ir 4.
:- 'r'-- - ...'''-', •-: li ~::. ' ;',-
~ ..:}f':',lt-!4' .. .. l i' ' ; ,r' - - -:' ,'' ' - • i "' -. '.... ' - .
EMSMIMRS=a2
The folkiiritisrikifecil Of a letter thaflue
been rireelvedikt airmtleman of this city
Yo#IM Arthur
! ' - -Aii.aSuninxos, June 12.
am: witty MT: bar that my fa*. k
et did int.die in lb. love aMT fear ‘of .
'ti will fwiliiitt foi the wick.
e twled thrue:: world."' I return my sm. -
cue thanks fOr the many kindnesses that %em
ail n s to twin thiladelPhh‘ <;j have but
tte ..write, and my only object. Is a. deiir e t o
„walk lathe path of God. No.dpubt thisinfor.
tiOn will gm foo pleasure, and 11 sheller.
or Di MY sarnesi deem co improve th e op.
portnnities you h ave:so generously extended
,to me, and also Prove myself worthy of
I, your Confidence and esteem. :
Your fidthful aid unfortunate friend,
ARTHUR. •
YouniSPring, We May, add, has a situation
in, tile story of- a _ respectable confectioner et
WaShington, and recent". been, dolla rs
Month and, found.l He enjoys the esteem l ot
e4Odenio employer, having resi4o, , „ d be.
fre his present engagement with Mar fa li t
yeah. There are three other=thildren,denti.. A
tete, who , aiean Asylum at Washington
1
y:= '..#00
memo - Court;
..1 \:;. • _ Prelim ...-.,- - I.
TheTellowingliMpostaut epidion was de iv.
' '' -
'erect` in the Supreme Clotrt4 at' ,Harifeb . eigi 0 - 4
.T.sesdak week Id ' --. _.- 1 7- .', - - - .
_ . - .
- Armstrong is. Ware. -. Opinion ortheCial,szt
toWrie; J. ' I -'.' ~ ' • - , 11' -
I%e law.giveslit lien to mechanics tulles"
building ereatedliby them ; but
_not for t
ding to or altering -an old
- building:. - bUilding Ttie
ties , in their.coniraet call this' Work idditieti
and;al eritionts ;;' but is it "properly' sot , ',--Fiv
i baif. ,/
pert p - '43',...hcitinerai constructed, efe 4
part . 0 ' 'Wells, tied.even: in. these _ t rp..
eningit at:esti - 4y.! L ,
.. .. -, . ,
' - There:meet #'Peessnrilif: hi 'mutes wberein -
itie difficult to icicle ':-whetheil: work. done is
il
to he regarded is the erection :dr4,
_the- - -altirg , ..
eon; any'buildi i -which old mater i als - enteras <-
nir element; w eh "Wotild'lsic unreasonable.-4, -
A Saddle'inay ' ' - 'new, though' old atifrups,
and even some either-:of Su. old 7 btie \ ingqii.m.
Making-it.. - ..SA- - w- mill may: -be nil*, though
if bei on; ' .old water *heel: et . fore 114y,.-. -
Where the" - s ctune i,of :'a -_building is so
coMpletelt eh ged, that ia totemercparlatee,
it,may be pro riy called 'enew.bailding or it
re.bnildinvit comes within - the lien i law.- -
. -Ttts.is soured difficult to deeide, and then -
I it: must be left to the jurk." 4 Undei the. 'irvi•aiiiee here the court hasp - decided that,:
~ it is si- nave . 43 .f s.bialding:_erected'; within the
. meaning !fill ilea law, !and osgiit te hivehr."
defedis rOnsci ' !Itillgeileit. ' :Tev,eist4 Ano it
new trial aws N I - , ' ' . ,
Albany 'and Binghain.ton, PAU, -
1 1
--, - - road:-• -- S -
It appears to ;be , settled:at butt that the Al.
bang. and Binghamton Railrosills.to- belrifft ,
and soineTor§:in of 'Qua :been pot under eon.
trait' This enterprise his_ long been consid.
v i
i d a rival: for Iwhat is celled the. Providence
a Fishkill-road,'and- makes': a • • cross- cut to
tai lli coal from rennsyliania toaoston.. Wi
-regard this as the last of, side cut railreep ,
that • has been undertaken " between the Ner -
York' and' Ere - and • Centuil , Line, that trill:
tiriiyeprefitable.H The pthere- projected, find"
to follow stk./those in progress, will only serve .
to check the lieadlcing,courae of- , recklesiness,
bliiinitiog Alie -business into the ground; and
Cariega.sacrifice of "millions. --fPoughkeep.
srlaglii; - •' - ' ' ' •
ikei.
PiSioe's visit' to. Snipe
s_. halal& GMAT. - . • - - -
It It is '' ' tieipatod that Presi erit - Pieme
( 4 - Wear' dralrei aheieriritiurikf 'lt
_TI l3 V.lnd 64timore northern dint..
lk i k now .of no place he w il l be4nore like! y
t pitch Spo . ti than; the green hills Of Suaque
nes,' or Which he seems riceritly to - Manifest
i decidedi, 10 iliality; having called one of ow_
atieguishea citizens le, assist:him in his ad.
'eistrationl of the goverentent,l ' ,: - ;: '., . -
: 'lli anticipation of the above' gre at : eveit. Of;
ell kicrwe firm of-illtet.,7AN -di. 9,3111111 at
e.
ltrooklyei- hac,e refitt,ed their store with the •
c oiceet lot of gooda ever ' offered in, that;mit ,
k t,where they v . rpect, all' who ere anxious to
*lt up their fioteons and habitat,ioroyin nMen..
in
re r becoming to' see thn Liort,:will call r•th
t _delay. ; Bring on your enshen&ready pay,
ii' 'we will sera y - oe :home with'a load /*
I ,
' . s end - a h ppy heeit.' Come-toile, Come
Zl,
and fix to 8 the'PitEsiDiza= : • '
.1 Isle 16; 18 . 3tf .:.\ ''
In Di ,meek, - Jqly Ast:i)yi A,WipialllfEisi, Mr.'l,
1 .
. 7.
fi CtiAtitas Gaiir rorJessip, to -Miss 4ms.
gELP of romdek. I - . - .
. ~ -
.
'Bridger:Star, %Oho.. 34„ iast.:l:7 Erdi Coil'
,_ k hluitMr ; -:Al:Irs iiii 36 9 64 ::t ° * isi C, L I I !
1 , Bis ßE Ti 4Etbe f° 7 l/tr' l na ": : , ' ',-- , 1 -11_
In Rush, June 28, byEia. 11,1 LO. MY, Mr;it•l
iV4IIEIYeIz, Ana 51**Tukt Itzsr4lP- ,
y the same .July-2d, =Mr DAVID ' T
1 Itiniii : K•R DErriv'•
..::.,. :... 1 :-... : ll_ .:..;.-,.