PiintersConventibz '. • L• "We observe that _our biethoren of the Press, in different Fats of tho c ountry, aracon-, D u adopting` pi together in adopting pttni - - hdiatice their interests, and the- bet* secure their . rights. Ip the cities, the:associations of ,Prin • - ters and publishers gives. system to the hers-and - good ivtes - to the hiork Men , bit in' the country ife - are hot - onlY subject to - tho im positions of Aber . city press, but otherwise labor I under_ Many disadvantage.s that ,Might, we think, -be bettered: :A Mooting to confer to-f gether.uPon -a : uniform and rem - alterative scale -of prices for job-work and ndverliaing:tn adopt tome' system of hdyance - payments for noWsPa . per subscriptions, and to say tiha Vass of pub _ lie notices shall ho inserted gratis; as n'cli es to cultivate an nn acquaintancei 'and frie:hdly tercourse 1. think .wouTil not boa had move for :the 'Allawers of "the Art preservative of - all- Arts," in Northeastern Pcnneylvania.:--- Whalley you. brothers-of Pike, Wayne, Mon . rose; Carboh,laizerne, Wyoming, Sullivan and - ,Bradford Suppose;we meet at the Wyoming Homo; in . Saraniuu , on pie 2nd Tuesday of . September: nextr—Montrose Democrat. We :endorse- the foregoing._ suggestion of \the Mehtrose'Democrui, as highly n 1 16.(second-Aho move for a Convention.— ln ohithg,:pemocrat. foregoing propoe'ltion we will cheer- 1 fully ,subscribe.'. The convention , : shonld be held; and 4We hare no objections - to, t the - time and" plifeet .above nanied. The. only . question 1 , 3,-howlargc a district'comprises Noftheastern Pennsylvanta.—Lfonesdale Herald. • ~ A priWitition has' been made and generally respondefto, pi bare a coorention of the ed.. item 'publishers,- mid printers of-Northeastern .:Pesmaylvania. Scranton on the 2d Tuesday of September. The suggestion is a good one, - and IN:Anita may be anticipated. highly adVen lageouS to the press and the -poblie. Tach ers,' physicians. laviOrs, &e. have heir Asso diations, and why: should not printers t Car bon County ..will_of coarse be represented. The Honesdale Herald seems at a loss to de -termine holy large a district. comprises:Norih ' -Eastern Pennsylvania. JO; boundaries, it i,141 true,bave never.been accurately , -defined, but are believed to be some.thing, like the follow: ing i—,North by the Erie Railroad ; East by. the State of Carilden and Amboy • South by the counties of Northampton, I:ellirTh and •Sehuyikiii; ,and • west by Storm:* Woman's Town and Gie Bull's . Norwegian Settlement. -7-41faiich Chunk. Gazetie. - • • - • We regard the, above sensible / suggestion of the iktontrose Democrat, asrhighly important, jnainnich as - the - rest:tied its deliberations, if rigidly adheredio; Would tend, to abolildt.a ;large partiom.ef the thankless 'gratuitous sex ciees'hitherto rendered by the :country press: Irlikcsbarre l'rue Democrat....' - QM-Es-nos. -or: Tim PnEss.-It 11.1. S been suawested by several Members or the Press in Northerri..PennSylcania that an Editorial Con vention.'-lie held at the Wymiing lions() in • S,c. rapten; on the second - Tuesday of Septum ber_next. We heartily concur, and think,- as ihe ' True Demecrat' , justly remarks; that rnasures can easily be adopted to abolish a large portion of the•thr,:nkless ;Ind , gratuitomi _ service hithirto rendered bY the country presi.".- • ',Bat Eel us not bell:xi:ld - folio in? the .exam • Tie qonventiiin held some ulna since in • Milton, er.,h we understand.was attended.by but one or of the pridession, and we have heard it "hinted that they went home under the • high pressure of bricks in their bAts.—Piltston Gazette. , . 'ore regard the, suggestion as a geed . one,, 371 , i:heartily second oar brother-Chase's me ilea. Oar pl,'ce ism central ene and casy, elf rwts; and besides - we have the wherewithal pnnters in fine style,: Independent of :Abe good %-hielf may and ought to be accomplish= . ed by such a meeting, the w viSit ould, we doubt net, prove iivtreekble whii may at tend. Our friend lunorss, doubtleis feel highly honored by the presence of so ma= fly , august personages, and do his best to wke them comfortable and haPpy.—S. Iler 'd A TIo3rE-smx Covr.—The followincr story, which- we find in the On-dr/47,4 Standard; • :preseiats one of the`most remarkable cases of . :• equine instinct that we hare ever heard of O. C.Herrick, . Esq., of this Village, purchased a colftemtfour weeks since in. - the state rof Ohio, about twenty _miles from: Toledo.—He • led the colt 16 Toledo, then _shipped, him-"to Steele, on-board aSteambont. 'From-Buffalo he was brought by railroad to' SYrienise; then led to this place: Since he - has•- beeri here he acts like a prisoner, has broken. out of his pasture several' tithes, and ,started off in the direction -of Syracuse, but • he has been • overtaken and bronght•back. lasts heavy yoke was put 'upon' him, to prevent his • jump- Sionday i nighty. however, he again. escaped and ran .to Syracuse. He got to the • car-house about 3 Olclock" in the morning,. and ran immediately to a freight ear, and tried to get aboard of it, bat did not eniceed.—When the cars started west heyatt•after them . as"far - as Geddes, but steam was too much. •for him and he was obliged to give up , the chase...He _ , ,then returned, to Syracuse, and tried-to jump j 'on another ear, ,brit he was prevented ' bylds . yoke. Some men about the cars. then drove - him away, but he shortly returned - and went ' into the depot, seemingly determined ,to se Care a passage, at nil hazards. Idr. H. found ,‘• him there and brought him back. • • .` -The colt a three Year old roan,- blark mane and tail. We are..thus partieular about describing him, as he may have - faith ' • er inclination to travel, end may some day take rt.passitge on-the cars, in which event his • . -net would be glad to hear form Vim.' ANOTHER GREAT CAVE TN KENTUCET.-Mr. P. Mclene,.of Mississippi, and Othersparti. - ally caploted a e.ave last Week in . Muhlenburg eou.nty,. about ten- mile s •south of GreenVillel '.• The - cave was first discoverol last, winter by a. person Who: tracked 'several ramoons intolt. • , Mr. McLane and his .cotnpanions *eat la" as they . suppesed, about two =floc, when they came,toa Pit whichthey- could notpasi for the want ore ladder:let they saw. -that the cave Intended beyund. While travelling the two miles;ihaYierecl eight or ten - ,branehesi _ leading ipligitidlifferent directions; some of them appafentlol4er than the - direet = avenue. A 7 Petlified . caeultey, perfect in shape as If it • wereartve,' was found al' the eav esome , weeks • ago; and we Understan&that it. has bein.sent to the World's Fair in New - - • k. • . . i' OF ,CATTLE f0R.„717E NEW YORK MARKET...4i, is said that were mot for the \\ nnmemus Railroads, New York city would be in a awe of starvation, so far as' meat is con cerned, as it has to depend almost entirely; up on supplies from the west. neov4 are aaW delivered there from -the Niorthircstem Ptak , : =ies, .within a week, :bytes , of au ',expense of 111.10 to sl.2.pei, head. would 'take imp 5° t° 9 ° &Vs to',briag the cattle -from the; western part of Ohioil(entuctr4= fl oe Or Arkansas in fall'wftbet, in mo tor it would be too expens e to.atteMpt. such 4 11 thing. ;drove of cat e rromAke Chero kee, 'Nation, raised by the Indium, were is eautit -atNel.F.Y o rk , Via arailroad, front .111 i. Ifitissidjt Wouldiwilre t o fi n d i t: h ow areabead it , isatilo -the New york,' , New j etne i,, , „Miensiehiisetts ;and 'Yenrumt at ;nnotrtiraejii '4,.*:* the roves 'that committal - the VlNati**o o '4l. l g*F.ent,lble* Tbeffilwa -00.6 f*l ll oS l l6# *Au rlivi9ffeaull: - . EWE =SE . . . •••ir'rMOGR,. AT.._ . . , 11:•intliation IR liforthern• 1. 1032, opieliVreekliel, K . cifoE.-Eiintill4 t 2ll ~. ~1110NTIt0Spi - Air, LIST 26. 1048: ,i, Do st ocratc . Noiranationts 'f 1., . FOR YU Gl5.O6l7 , PitE3tE CO SRT. E. 1 1 ,!' ,JOht i , KIl ox i , • - • or Ti?ga County. _cA AT. 4Dl.;ttssrf- THE CiiAtire -t.iDITtIItS T!ionia.S F bt'Siia4elpltia AO tu f OR GEIS . tp aniß Of tifilin ?o, st'a r lY oa " GE 2( J, Portet .Br o&cmwford C • herdys -!'rn section 'if the pifr r the i. D Eli°. t tar ..1 i ;pr -get Job VI- etrk i at our Law (I.lfice, 1 , " sk House,"- Gnexr [ r :: .. ( tf. ) : [ 'ETSOrin - 1 9p r 0.. re . rido lyposjt; :Its • M r. ICoutzty C A ' done, 6 directly BEND,. • ;. :I i , Th News - - 1 . Itwill bp.seen by - he proceediags'of a eel, Ihg in another colt} It that the friends of• -the - Maine. Lill:icier. Law' 'this county are'.. hedia. ••niiig hi - inake-aetive xertionst for the .p ii 'go: of such it la* in'thi ' -State:' . - The - subjec is much di9onsmi throughout the State. Ti i , Thmeollins steamer Pacifier as due at.IN. York Tuesday morning, but b 4. not arii,d. The dell in her' snivel has 9 -', ewhat,. added to ilio ) anxiety to ascertain:the purport; Ofithe news she will bring,_ especially Stith reo4.-te :the "Russo:Turkish , affair, rwh h, at lastitte -1 eounts, was daily assuming a rker and more; threaieniag aspect.. . • , 1 ; • Late adviccs filem the fishin groundi state that another America*sehaon i, the Starlipht,. was eapturedonthe 4th -in • in . Mrtidelen . 8ay,14 the English steamer' ' evastatio,!tind taken into daspe - Tiie ache iierilighlatider I was alseeei ' - . ut; gas after, 'aids re l ea sed, l i land two other stela Were chcsed out aftthe y lkiy by a Brits i leutter r These . proceedings zel On the part f her Majesty' s, squskslron : sive naturallyect.te theexcitlenient •already,, iex isting ia tow s. 9I ucester; aid other down-east .hsh r sui fish ing 1 - •• • I 4, Two hu red and ninety-fi re:lnterment, 4 are reported t 032. ve taken place - in New O rleans 1 on the 20th ins!., beingat the rate of '1683 per week in ' a cit. Whose pOpulattion p . 0 . ba.., 14 - does not ' at lis „time , •riiimbei. h ft y thou sand , We ,Wa egr to learn - Ithat the f4llov.‘ fevert is gradual!, sPreading..tolhe cities and towns on the tin i travel,frOin New Orleans, I f and 'that it is pre. ailing to a.. oderate 'ektent i in-Natchez, 'Vick burg, and 4, bile. I . Y.,.. , • , . ~ Three ~.thousanti persons I r I:ported tol, have left • Cumberland,•3ll, - iri conseonen?e,ofi 1- the increasing preialence d ' the •• cholera Intl • that -place. ,_•-. • . - j• i 1 aence- -11 For an accurate weekly semmaryofitheeur-: rent_cws,or ~; the day, we, must refer ii'•r•rea . ..l dery .1 1 o lour _New York Correspond' nes. These lette fro the great metropolis • ne ofwhich we 'r e every. Week, are kritten y.11i. - Itssi nr . Dawsox,-whohas- faclitieelor o'ntAiti - 1131, 1 1 1 early -:and anthentie : infor _ tion , Opo\it 4nailY i Il i matters that We could'ut olit in tilt& the dallY papers. Theweekly digeti-of foreign 'news,. and the local ' lined gossip , our.reades will i o find interestia . • Poi each of these letters, We pay from SI - to' $2, something iery ditrerent our readers will see; from an ac&tsional VolunL' tars correspondence. • • ' . A Courr.-:—For scr - eral, evenings j . ast brillitt Comet has' en isible in math.' west. Th,e.nuejetts pars to ttionay as 4arge tirid brilliant as i flnfr of the , larger plath ets, while Lfhe sl i rain, when tini atmOs.: pile& is clear, forms kruly heautifo teresting speeta le. If it had: hedn.vi ible dn. ng -the exe son e t weather throe 11.1 X high we . have j s st Apr , thtre Might litt*e.seen a snspieici . t "at his metship was sii4koacii ing rather . nearithe Earth: A. e invimtion. of the frier Of the 311iirios'Lipior Law, ' Met, .hn the ilith ALserieh reoltitions,tiperein ent t riad strong, ivere!adepted, and Loid Butler of VilkeAn r ' rre and John 31eAlla i of 11.3ni(in were nominated es et: ndida foritlie':4gisia. turn. - • t f . . 4 - " L ' • . ' Book Noticos ' - i Arth es HOme /If Fazine, for Sep . ember, r hS.a beeni, i received. ' .ho T contents are of iho, visual -high order of loieellerice, - and" the flips tr.:silents !pod. - For thi'F'iunily Circles', ' whore merry -hed ehildren,':_as well. as ttosO to! it ss.. a larger th," may peruse it at: *ill, iwe knovrofn mdgazine that *can intirn eon& mm dantly Coend. - Published y 'T. al r ttitttur, - l b F-liiladelpliias3 . per annum ' :r, i., . • The Lidfs Book.-This excellent and limg estabiishrd liia,giainethe favOritolf, thd la. dies-does not diminish !is artistit.ni ip,er i n j o my ripatation, aa its ri ' s or popalic ""f for start up aionod:, It is .n w sways h' . , i d *ldlorGodey continnps at the,h4l .p eb .. Y , I *.ais will 'e; a tii - t° llN'tle . itt4. I ed "by,'_ll.. A. alley, I ' sulelptilsv_-i( ailier S'lniiitia. --.. '.- ` —1 ,...‘ - - s • -1 .:4 .. - . Ile Ltterary Cr psmort.—'llna 4, w 1 4 4 candid telor pati tiler faior, •pnblishediat Ps 1 , Astor , Pc, an (Alto by W'lliatal H. tg,le and may .. The coil '' if 4g'ire . , 11 u' mo -; original, will:totnpare fay° blr ?nth , ib o r . ni - tia zing liters er,ortmioliptry, i nto, wilt!. - ' tY0g 12 47 " . ntiP 2 , l )!=rill not i ex" cell ': •et.par mai' •":I ' ' "A-- i - ti f '' _ '',8 41114 2 . 1 4 0 zasi — , " glit 1 0 le-Ank T i ,, that thalit,A49 Y : • ; . . ..'and able, - ~::;' .7it44 5 t tot ::: '.. r o -. ! 4 I!nprovad . *liit A* , .! !iiari); nip.. ..,. - ! ii of,i l 4 4l 4lAle l liritlititelr , l` saa-1 illiit,l4: '," . :asiii.44pitcy'weli - tv * -'..:". i - o iii - -,,# ( ff._ ' ~.--"- s'''' '; -,- , - -. .o f ! ' ii*ltal. , = - , , PiA.:*:ifirliridscon,_l4 .1*.. - 4, !reirso 4 ; - .E. — i4 l- PIWIRD, :-1 , 4.-.i ~ , ,, , i,i, 4 -, . , - 1 - -- , ..c3: , .1.11 lz.A, ._ . -- -. "J - ' ::-, ' - ~ , -. • 1' I I I: Nov York Corresponde nce. .d Nat' Yeas, Satuiday, Aug. 2o , 1i 353- • : lchtstnts t EDITORS:— • ' ' ..1 i -, , I. : . ----. -`. We are now, enjoying,. .$ kind,' of demi.ari tem,ito. cbol- and bracing has the weather be come, the change however, is too - great, from the excessive , heat Of the early part of - the month; but in New Ystirk there is no. middle ground' occupied -in these transition,' from heat to cold, and on those persons ho are: onitecustomed to these sudden change!, it htia a very tinpleaszi . nt efteet. These are attrihn ted to the nerness of our city to the{ ; ocean. Got aril has I not yet recovered her wonted livelmeas and bustle, the Gothamites have not, yet r4turned- to town. 'Business is very dely and O!oesiderabiei lightness - in them ,ot t ey Mar ket; there are, .however, stron g hoimi • ot its .beComing easier in a abort ; time. ' 9 !it r nir'' chants made ample; Prep.srations foi a large fall.trade, by increasing their stocks, ' and ex tending their stores, in fact, some of tie fittest specirnens of our city archite c tu r e, Inat. erect- . ed in Liberty, rieyomd Chambers streets. • The n'Biler ot visitors to the chry'rtai Pal i ace, inc . ase daily , " since the woai l lteribas be: come to re pleasant: Yesterday! th e visitors Were -66 cr, ;which is an indubitable sign of its ;populari,y. - 'A repOrt has go e'fori l h to the effect, that the exhibition was a: failure, `and I think most unjustly,for under ithe present eir-* eumstanees it' was impossible o forte a fair conclusion, as to its future success; 'and ?to . . judge correctly we Must wait - until ,the New 1 SECO3D. WEEP .' . ' - exhibition e - Yorkers re in to town, anktlfe b Hiffonday, otto pied will the Argument List. comes;co i lets. The most of the articles, The only case f 'general importance Was that 1 which hv been received lately are the most of the . County f Sutsonehanna vs: N. - Y, & E'• 1 beautiful sed intetsting, end have fi l led up ; a_ R. Co, .' whi h was . la - ease . statod to tbel number of 4.acan'els on the floor of •th 6 main 9 1 Mirtby the rtie ta settle the " q uestion of 'li iikin Exhibit6rs are also much to blame • how fr s, • q • 4 g' 1 1 ' a hat and h - much of the property of said in not sending' their contributhins earlier,: io . O'ompany, is liable for : taintion in, the county. 'as to base been reltdy , at the openinz. The Asseisor of Ilarmony having returned a ; . In polities . there!is nothing new ii. offers -- valuation of $50,400,...which Was. resisted by The same differences exists, as have" for sfii6c Delta.` Little & Chase. for &tenth reasup for time pa?t, Without any 'prospeCt of diminution. company. ;; Not yet decided 'by the Court. The disease has be i cOme too deeply seated to 1 Conrad & ',Robetts vs 'Treadway Kellogg,in e easily remove . ;The result 'of the next debt. Vedict for plaintill, for $129 82. Lit- lection is lOok for. with, sonde .anxiety, ;for tle & Oaterhout for plaintiff, Bentley for dert, ertainly the premonitions are idecidOdly unfa4 ! Benj. .illaryott ss Henry 1 . ... 3laryot, eject- -or a bieJ In the city, on account of the , mal ' , ntent. :-Verdict for deft. :Bentley & Fitch administration of the preient fatherS who 14, for plaintiff, Little & Chase for !krt. ' ' - pen to helong to 'the "Donfeeratic Parti,'they Milo. A. Spencer rs Luke Bookend others, aro desirous Ttir a change of men,'and . intend in ease, now 'on trial. lestinp, Bentley 'and to nominate'persons of known integrity, irre-, WlttilliS for plaintiff, Little & Citaso for do- spective otparty lines. ; .` This in itself will' Yendant .- have alendency la damage the prospects of tlie democmta, throughout the State, together with two conventions, 'end two ticketsoalled r IN COV.RT*OII tWeek. • Grand J4ry discharged - 4i 'Phlay. An'in ut!,tiat number ofßilli Were . ;efOre.thep. ' At -our aato laist. week th, i 'clute of the. Ono. ilionWe:hlth - .4ll.'Burke And Coffin for burning a sa‘r Mill in. Rush Was on trial:: .It occupied t l llei Court till - Saturday afternoon:. The 'Jury, rettirped - Sunday Witliti verdict of GUilty.--- Jessup and Bentleifer Consll.l4,Little & Chase Ile and Watkins for ' ft& '.. .. ' • - • _ West vs. West , Libel for •DivOite.•• De cree of Divorce At de by the Court. • Bentley for Plaintiff, Littl &- Chase Air Def L..• cotn'tb vs.Fra els Rodrke, SuFety of the Pence. Da ris tirid Fish for Cean'th; Little & ase Gl for Deft. .lleld to 13111 &c. . . • F ern'tb . rs. Frederick Robiption. . - Indiet- I slat, Grand . Lirceny. Deft. arraigned and oqod Guilty. SentencedAii three months im 7 . alsonmentind Co2ts. Bentley and Fish for - ..76.m1th, Little & Chase for Deft. _ I !Com"th v i s; AsaDavies - 2n 7 -Surety of peace. irld to britl and imprisoned.. Little & (last' ,17 Cotifthi, Bentley and Newton for.DefL Geo. Walker vs. 'Sago's. - Co. - Plaintiff 1 6 tirned $135,50, for'servkcs in capturing one ady, Indic:A.4 for arceny of said... Walker H'oparty.- Oa said indictment - a Requisitio olitsolitained.from .the Governor, On . Whie said. Walker brought \the. prisoner • from th state of New York. The Commissioners to. 4.sed payment .of the 11111,2.4 exorbitant. Ver.. iet for Idlaintiff for 532. 'calif , for Plaintiff; ittle & Chase for Pats. . - - - - PIIER. .1 • rSYtili; unt. . • . 1 .. fi -1 AT. EAT. wley s My- 1 t ... , . . EMT ATIOXAL.-Th o National ducation Convention,. , shich was in -session at Pitts burg last week, adjourned ion Friday,to meet in Washington city on the second Tuesday ofl re olred 1 4 1 August, 1854. 'lt wa s t o ;raise 81,- 500 to establish.'a Ferran for tali - works: ono on the Philosophy .ollEdneation, imdthe second onitha.best means df. proinoting Edu eation—of this sum, $9OO has' already been Subscribed in, Pittsburg,. arid Fa-Governor Johnston ,Pledged ..that . city to -trifler up the whole a l mount if not subscribed - elsewhere.: .. . .• '.. ty will The I . 'r.rt r l the . . In .relati n to the deceased_ the ,!Mobile IRegister1 Reg ister of The 6th says :• ,!Mobile : This ga hint officer as one ot,the most distinguibliedin our t ier ice, aS well well for his intellectual as hism litary qualities. Du = ring the llegican wa - cr was the Adjutant i . General •to Gen.*_Tayl r, serving in all"the bat tles On-the northern Hit of operations, and,by his idomitable energy, his deliberate courage, and, most of nil, by the memorable 'despatches identifyin7 himself ..with the.fanie of , ins illus. `trios commander._ f . • Since the. War, be has been recognized, both in and, out of the army; as One of the most val uable and able - officers in the seri.ice. ' Soon after the close Of. the War, 116 married . Miss Betty . Taylor, the ,daughter Of the illustrous, General; .thns crowning his military ''tareer ` With- the. most signal evidence of the confi dence and :auction of his commander, WhO•at. *so constituted him. his private secretary when elected' to the Pre4dency, - which he filled; for, so brief- a - period.. . , „ - CO/Ond BUS!, at the time of his death,..Was* atiaclied to the:staff of Major General Tivjgp,' and was with his head quarteriat East Pasca. goula, when attacked with the billions' fever,,, of ullich he died. - We ittotieed his illness yes-1 I. terd ay, and the-departure of Dr. Nett to renffer,i him Medic I aid, which proved unavailing. The ~.letter of . Twiggs, announcing the . event, was sent y Medic a despatch to Captain Grant of the Mail oat, to procure 'a coffin, for' the de. ceased,. Which, we presume, was, sent dOwn yeiterdalt ~ ' . _ .., . The news. ofthe dea kof this distinguished officer, WllO . wars we believe, about 45 years of age,- will_ be - received With . profound regret in aff_parti of our country:. . -The. nation will pre.serve and !boner* his eory.. • ' . - Only a daughter (the "widow - of 'Col, Blisi,) I of the .Victor. at Baena Vista, of all, all hislfam ily who:occupied the' White Houso' is left.--:' What Ustirtlieg change , since.the hour that aawithe repabliean ladier borne by the bur: ram of a grateful people from .the field of bat: ' : tle and peril, and to him of undying 'fame and heaps, to t ' e" highest seat orearthly power.-- Thqn, all %‘ life; the proudest aspinal ns that eciallit fi re a mortal - heart. were fulfilled; he 10f.., tient -debit n replied satis fi ed under t a shad. •ow a ag o I reached unsolicited , fa e per,' s fected with "ut bleMish. `"'General=, Tay or and Ilia. wife, d Colonel Bliss then tic. ; their Present hi) ored and happy,their past anima; and tbeilfit-tare bright::, They area l' • dead I Ono' link - of the loving aid bolo :' circle of that rawly . group, on whichthe 'ea - of the nation rested' , with delight; remain___," She is; indeed,,'lvidoWed lIM -- . orphaned '.illione will share, though llie_.V may net'. lig , en' her g rief * - - . - l',. - F'. A Wiloon, ascent took Pace at Menu! do hfansau,Pranie, on the 20th ult,_ A young woman of2l years of ageritri naedEmina _Ver \ er, the anghter . of a - gardener , beipg , the erfmatit." The balloon' rose _' must evenly 'and 1i ij ca y, and is the weatherwas peiteitly , 1 Cahn ,o-apprehenalons were . entertained' of any ' 'dent.. . The neat day, however;the to: habitipta avers. much - shocked at learning thai ihe . yong_ mina' 'find ranee tothe ground': iii abOutiwo",ho iii ittid'a half . after 'her, assent,_ it Bbintesvitdet4 n'ifillitiq - sitty " 'mile* dist4t, s and wisitlijOd,ospot:' . : ' '-: . ' - lie first annual Fikir of Bradford couo =;held at To*anda,.o4,:t. 6 and 7. im Lift and the Reinlations stiots lice/of Agrkeulfural Fairs, - h af.Col: W-:S•:Bliss~ • „pa 13440 . 0,2„. ‘ortvERT.4• T -Ali IMI)0008- ilent that 4ll *-44 01 00 41311 ' 1 :9 .11 °1 01 P 141 4 1 4 itOtheOlika •Weli,*tliCd*St ' , o'B4 tlta.the & moo Church , shit the-SO . c '' neat iiirin . " that tthis means filetiatorDoo , *, ' is' .thought b' i s We* York Journal to ,- . ', — "end 04 that thilion. - /Oieph - IL ChiudieratlikkisteT obta,:i *ill - kitoiva Citlititie,'now,.liEafori 1 mast isms hSetAliftaken for 4 *alto ' • ':, - . . .-Temperance COAVPIA IOII. ',, 1 _ Pursuant to .public notice the Advocates Of a flit, ".. -prohibitory Liqoor Law conven es id mu l l ' it; Ilia Court homie in - Montrnse n tri Mondayithe _22ndliay of Atiguit;46 a4ifitDelegateorlo the National ,Temperaticeipa i itentitin tole, :held in the.city at NeviYOrlifiii the Gib and "itd to days - cif September. next 'file meeting elaS. r: lie order by Ifort.,lr i tiL Jessup; rand was organized by the electionlq,col.. RUFUS . SMl'fll, President, Mzsa4 Morr, and NXits,-. aired Sccwit Vic'e rr,Ps i40.t 4 1 - P., Z. Di n ; P a and Oliver . Lathrop; Secretaiies. -: . i; --`' '-- ~ • • It,. 4. L'llb follikwinc , list of g ntle en, 1 big nearly, every township in tie the County,. were apPointed delegates to 'lllic, repiesenl this Conven :.ticin in the World's'Ternp iraimit Convention::.' t i ii; Jemes . Busbizell, - James B. 041,4 p ,13 4, 111 5 L ley-, IgerritoMott,: Amos - { .Bailey, S. F.,-.Car, malt, Gee.-WalkeriChaun y Wright; Col - .1.8. ii fiii SMith, Hiram Curtis, , .11:M'C nil, Joab tyler,Col.`A. Carpenter, aka tey • otir, - Selli, A. Lyons; IrkNicherls, 1,4 :al , 'reit rd, _John ignoblE , Rini Tewir, Jobe , ircbard, 'lliin. Jessup, Geo. uller, B.S.Atentle ," f.: U. Jos-' Fr A . - . Pi •ill Li. uP,•A. L _Po t, Job Tyliii ~ -..,,,-, , _ i,,,, - utphin,lll: J Chanipien,i Oliver Lathro , An ! , rew Jolinso ilfrbaile Buriovo; Alonzo A 1, _ _ . B. S. Bentl y, A. L: Post, and:Henry Harri • cseup .were speointed,a; goininittee lii the i , resident- to draft resolliiinc-eittrisSiVe :of he sense" of. the - meetingl lueon :the Maine Li ' nor L,W ' - 1i j ; -.: I, i. .. - 1 During the absence o . I tlie Committee the . etinglWas.agrecatily niOrtiu'ued by Judge ;ie if 1.1413 i.. I - • ''. I, .. • 1 Through their chair „ati,•,Jl,, S. Bentley: eq. the, Committee : re oiled: thei, - follnxing resolutions 1 -* I-t, ; 1 ' '.,1 • .."1 1 :_•* .-ResolVed—Thae:intemPeiancnfi'n pro iticid, L . well Si moral and socild-riaetli tiiai-it '‘Wells 1 enormously otir taxattom tl i ;r jail- t, • pen itentiaries; Lunatic Asylqtrilf;lwitii," those; who are other vise rospeetable,, inierat, useful and ]worthy. l c:itizens, and a tleneing to the family I and - naimai-eircle. ~ . J 1 [:. ;I, - .1 : , .1 . • - 1 Resolved--That. as Political evil,;• it, is ; Clearly a proper' übject fir political actiOr,and_ i 1 -- G •titi *it • • enacti calls ludly Apo Gov &n o l aws, prevention , -I1 - 1 • , - • for itis and suppression. l - - .1; ' . 1 i 1 ; 1 • Reietted—That the sale ref I ,_ intoxicating diinks is the cause of thialbideOus iice; mid that all legislation - whichler i evides for its regu-. lation-and perinissjon, ;and Out. for its : , entire I . . extirpt4ion,.makes. the Gove.inment ii- . partici pant .in the traffic ;and' responsible : lot . its evil consequences; and is 'aiidrimentally ivreng; I 'llescllved- r •That if it is ; rig h t, a 3 it evident • i ' ly,-is,lte make laws for Ilriliing, mad dogs, sup- , pressing the sale of poitiiiiimis . s drags, abating ' / 1 nuistin es, preventing g lottery tickets, it is Also[right to enact l ainiiiling and - the , sale ofj awsfor the breaking up of-grog)le 'fl lee and ptobibiting 1 the sale of intoxicating liq lois. _ -: Resolved—That inain eft 'inf. in thia.ebun ty all ewers' of Government are derki.ed di !r rectly from the people , 1 thionglOhe exercise Of theright of sulfrage i itt: ie iherefore-ibe du , ty_of each indtvidual pkessing, this right, to exervise it fur the corr ection and suppression of all recognized evils.ll '' , • 1' .: . - Resolved. That innividnally . its 1 , 4: • r ,4. 0 .-.... ' -..---:. Maine Liquor Law in he: State of ; Per niri,-acd Will.do whatener; we can Mon daily and politically, tel Obtain'lts- pas o ; Legislature. iil I . - 1 4 -• , Resolved—That a• notention. of si g tesjiroin each tow shiplid this co . h Id 'in the Court-hou4,iiii Montrose 2nd Monday . of Septeittier;_at 12 eel! to endorse the nominations for. the ture already made, or io ) ,inithe ( . othe d_, _, t . .„ eemed- necessary. ',.... ; , I 1 ' The : resolutions we " discussed by Fish, B. S.-Bentley, 4 L Pest, .lii sup and. R. B. Little, and _ rierelalinost, monsly 'adopted by thl.jriteeting.: . , .. Ong motion, it was -i I - - - =- ' - t Resolved—That tile: Rev. E. , W. Jackatin the -State • committee,s iH . of , Central S . . 'eTr 1.11- iiit and other eminent spea k' er's be invited.to' address the Converitio ' 1 I 1 : 1 1 • ' - Also, Resolved- 1 T it the following gentle- - Men, 'tenititute a/Ceiilni' ittee :of ;COrrespOn :ileac° and general 'atr i singetinents: B. S. Bent ley,4_;'Z.- Dimwit, I. L. , A: Chambe .i it • Post, it: B. Little,w li. ~, tit . s r 4Fn ,nd,' , „Geo. Fuller. Resolved—that t e_ [Proceedingsi,', Of .Ithis ConvLrition be Publis JO : in the two',porti .4 I:paperle of the - county. 1.1 ;' I _ i. _ .. 1, , - - G. - I. ' •-.- GZ. .61510CK,' ': • ABlllO - 11. . 'for a • .:1 • , ) *Ashland, late the aide rieta!", I 'thes!'Ho or s= I Lie Henry Ciay;-is o ied f ; stile. It-will be ~ expoSed at public suck' ' i'on the 20th of Sep temper, m temher, and will be kn keit town tolhe hig ' eat bidder.- It will ne i !We • ..finey, totormind very high price, _the hi the, • •tioilispiost exit berant, ._ . Ail - p,' • ..: - , - - Mr. rlay's' villn,, w illi ,he Aose.tol hli Ash. land; is within the in nieiPal limits- of_the ,eity of Lbzingten;" ' the ; ire, town of tiro county is u i of Fityiattc, . d the at i 4 Off,fusticS for that _county. It wa • origin:4o , - laid int in .the shape of a 'circle ; and was,'nintil ; alinost thirty years ago, one:of the most dObrishing er.d'inutifill places .in Kentucky.' Within its li its, iita t i college, dignified. by Uhl titlisof Tin Systianut University, a court hnisect,' a.-jail, so e six:iii eight churches,.- a theatre,. sundry .: Oadenlies and schools, and- soMiliten'Ori_twelve ;th ousand inhabitants, _lt is it . Witritifill tovin•;l and, but. for its inland location,l*Oind • long nee have eclipsed every . other t4iiii lin rlientuc y...- It is now, rapidly sinking 'to decay ; an after 4. lapse_ of fifty years, ; ill prObably 'known I only by . its mime- . 1 . 1• • ,- ,-J. .. * •. Ashland's, one of l e ineidleaut tit- apOts i" in tliO world.. „It vial's i.iginallYiiwS d by-tbo celehreted tianielllo rip,. who mien ed in iti vicinity, - a stOckado, • 'hem the de - ited:hiit pit family, Millet htit` we t Oidito -fight thi. Indr ans.!. - .lt afterwards passed into the haridSei' Colonel : Hart.; Mid,. after iti . had bee - enjovedl by *O 4 ' - - • -'''" `-' ' ' MI?:1 Clah I MistiSi Ash? a. , profit oretical evoil'ill iunid.thl ded, iii these I of /Mei thengh :Tr- money. , . ; a m. ~,, - ..:- ..' ;-- D ail . 4 ,- 1 dred, 'The Reehestei i,Uniiirt i t tfin'. • *to Aril crop of ithisttliegitis kiaritiobtioragoniq ii, of.-J—/f freely. I - Thelidat -IS sl‘loll-410t - l' i - is 2 - -1 -, iisigketty susreckthat-thecihoinathiii Wit iii . -. - Gii; tended in ...thisimarket,- - .:- - ... , 1 ~ ',' .‘ :1 7 -:- - 1 - C ' S o fi '' • . ~.".- '..., ''' ' - ' - ' ' ' '''''' !'- 1, eal ''' ' ' ::: : " . .2 . - -- " .-.- I -'..• ... ill I t . 1 • Democratic as I have said before, the proPeetil is anything brit 'agreeable. - The 3lather.;im-i l peaehment easeis n ow under_ full heSilwaY . Ptli Albany, on. the mot on to strike ode the firiti five articles in rela ion to the Canal lettings.) It has refused by a ote of 12 nyes 77 hays.r—i, This looks bad for r., Mather, and was wh0).,1 ly unexpect . 1 L 1 , ..1 From Wa hington is said there is still much trouble about the mission to Franee- I Mr. Dik'unqueitionablt• hailiad. the ro pmise 1 or the place: A C64nittee of New Yorkers has.lpten on pressing Ur. Bancroft for France, hat the anaosktiria. irals..,u_ttur4 _,....... .. sr, uush, ng =3 able been named. • The. Presulen has a desire to appoint Robert M. Blclaine or 3laryland, 113 Minister Resident ati Coostanti topic, but there is a strong ..oppoSition fro .his own State. It is soppoied hoWever tha ho will triumph.- Judge Young former] ti. clerk of the.. House of Representatives ha .been.appointed to assist . Gov. Gt4man, in in -vestigating the alleged frauds .upoP the .Minl. peseta Indians. 'The Gardiner 31iao'Comulisi. ionhas arrited. Thi here -•a rumor abroad that they ,will corrobOrate tha report of. Slo r uni end'ethers--no trace of the mines found. From New Orleans we leairr that ThitPi ieayune has received advice& front, El •_Pase I Mexiee, to the 22d . of July, •whichl-report th d lexistence of great excitement, in donsequene lof the disturbance between a party_ of, Amer - cans{ and Mexicans at that place„. I It,:iPpea .that the American who had ju st return frorn . California, was seized by - the:Mesita s for Som e alleged offence; And cast i nto prise ; on hearing of. which circuinsta nee,; a party f 1 his friends, -Commenced an: attack upon the , jail for the purpose of effecting his escape.-;. 1 The guard fired upon them, and 'ono person !was killed and one wobnded . '- I The "Yellow fever still continues to ravage in Nevi Orleans.. "There has- been great difli r enity in hur rying thndead;an d the autheritie . . ; have been compelled to . burn there.; ' -. IWe. have -had. no advices later thittrti America's' from Europe. ' By her we lea, that the - Eastern question has at !Ongdi - ire , ed - kcrisis. The Western powers hafe jolt discolcered, that the Emperor fl 'Russia. hes onlylheen fooling them to gaintime., 'Louis Nepeleon,has sent a . reqUestito him to'lcalre 1 the, provinces , otherwise- ho wi l l !consider i is continuance to reap . ) , them, tj,,y his troops,:as an infringement on ; the rights of [Turkey 041. a just case for War. i Englana,! has, been obliged to ; second this delmand ofFrance, abd if it is not complied with by a Oven tie, the . cemmanders of the illicit; Fleets' f arfordered to proceed at once `toConstantrpople: ! : The. Sultan. has, al'ao, given. notice o !eeve hie 10. minions, otherwise he will resort -to arms, a measure Which, - he says, he is Ally prepared to , carry out,• Austria has been requ ested jto state without , any equivocation onwhich side _she intends 'to' place hdrself. ' "We therefor e -await the further receipt of news with e at + -- Markets=Cotton sales weredull;at 4 . :shitut the same rates.: itdft - ntrs; the trade lit p l ren.. eat :stittanirrinth. , There:bus been ri decline on .Il Wheat of 2d per 0 lben-Fl°iir 9d to l e . : P e t hbl. - , 27s (or W ern ati44ll7s 6d for Ohio. l ' --- --- . 1 j '''.•. 1 . •' -. 1 • . A ' EAT or' Tv* LATir,cor.wrott kW lias Pali fic,o.-On'the 10. th inst,at StelitkeVi le, tr.:43. )Marshal`' J. W. Fitch • arrested: : Col, , is, 'Ciilll r; on a writ ordering•ldrnie be telte , to San lanai:ice.' Instabtly upon the' ttrfest, a babe corpus' issued, and Collier - bOng brought before Judger iewett, the heaflngWali . pOried till- September , 2l; : The:bail, ti e . fixed, bt:550 . 00,-anst an-hundredi persoo s . lit'court to themselves is riecunity. ;: E I .„,,,EAcape of a Convicit; v. ..,.: : , , o otrire Trial _ 0 .i*itui* last. we-visited Sing-Sing,,Wliere - - :: `.An. eiPerini 1 ,. ~, _nr.mal- 1 9' en' the 18th ni, we -.learnedilltat a , convict escaped from the theDelswarei Lnexateanna:Zir. Weatern State , Prksitiioiol,t l ,.Y'Preeiensi in n)'efi r il)gen''' road , seems . ehalje:4.4 „the Werki for its , ions - And; sitilful*anrier. James' „IYgiliiethe -,,lthel,,:entitgit and-draught locomotive, convictin'queistion, although but twenty years 'plies t., - 57 . ., - ,,,.. , 'II- . ; i 30,. : -.1':' , , 1 .t • --- , old, , had served 'one terrik in the priSon;andhid i „•'''- - ,The.,7 Yrq.,a .0 7 Ilia' tfli ! irheel engine; 'il z , beed_hut. a 1(4, months returned On ;another' dritieraili feet,tB•inehealaidiametercoaneeted ; sentence, Whith‘liiiialor life. _HC'iwbikedltin, cylindefi l / 2 . -47inctuhtiordiantatess„24.ineh . stioke,;, - n weaver shatrienttinanaged tei: pr virrratriPs. gn_nek.fit_it,!l ,iislT-1,:of 4 Regerio Ketehnni dr': pm, -; 0 1 :4 ,of imi4- rubbez cloth; With which 4..-made 'il- v-ePgrllratOrtP9•74l;'-'1 ~.-", I - - - '. -- '• t tube, Omer- sii feet - long, and water fi ght -TO - - S -Weigh t log.tiinvets , ,, -..--,.. -,.,, 5% 000 l il t _ -. the-end of_this - he,ottaehed a haff 4 ,) 91e :,-.1 . 113e. - '. - ' - ' , ,,Weightt:TottS.trucki.4 - -",;,ti l ', - ,.',...'' ' , 1.17,0ti1i 44 -, - - material and - shaped' like a (Weir. -- ,tiring ;the, I- -..- .•; • I, --' •,' ---,--,,,.!, -. : - J :'t,..i.,........1 fereneen of - Friday', he k his eh - -and man.... -Total: weight of engine, : ~' i 68,209 ibi, ~ i . aged JO - elude rill,the .vigilant keep( rs nntil he , . ...Weight - oftender, &c. .- - .40;400 4 , -: • ' reached the river, where ho ; threw, ,ir and - se-. -7 - , , '-' \::.,,• ''• t _,, , --_,, „, . ~ nreted all his clothing, - and with hi India ruh,:. '-' - .W I / 4 '..ight, Of engine ife.,,-tender - ,-. 1 108,60 4,4 -...- ber life preierverf pipn r ,ired into the :water. , -'.- - ThoNVYrilasing , isa - 'loalar - heel engine; si x Sinking to the bettornihe-kopt ones end Of '!l* drivers, 4 feet T.,incluisi--.`diatitoter, -- connieted. tube in, his month, while - tho hag Ibiated'uken, yliniderier inches !diameter; 24-',ineh striae; ' he' tsnrf4ee:lthtnugh.-which. the atr `passe to' 'manufactured-by DatifirtkCAke 4 Co,Tat; • sapplpirespl . ration; - ::: ittt -this manner" _ t.. . -. rson, ~ ..1."-- .:-' ~,,.: : -_: _ ; '.- -.•. ..- •--.,- _.:.;, --, some s l is t..tx e .fthii the - sliore,and_driftlnkWith- :.,_ Weight on drivers,, driveiii,- , , .--- : -.. - 48;200 lbs. - tile lidei - t passed' the - guitrds and icoqiiirs and - -- ,Weiglitocktraelit*: : I - i • '; ` x:17,6 00 X' - "all the me .tirtifiloyed along. the, priSendeelti, „' --- ; - . "". ‘,.. :::-. • ~-'--:. ,44.-- the faiiriiii 4l, " .- -itehinien'sZe c k jh 6- fil r6i c_ i tl i I . taal Weight of ellgine,"::,: , I 85;800 lbs. dock eV tiM lower: - landing of the villa,ge, - man- ' ':Weight ortinder, - .4c:,- - J:: 40,t00:11is. ' i idon house'duck, and up to :• CPTYe-r:dCiilki.%;ll-',' ••:- 4' .2, , f , :::-_,•.: I . , _,,..--*-:-.L.• a distance - of half - mile. At this point, 8080- E' '!*eight of engine '`,Bi.letidgr,-106,?.00. lbs. part of his pip #l 4 ,.ce : vi t. .4Y; ; ,',hdh,e, hI-d,.-P,..__ ri _.'-t -::- TIM firit 2 briPerinient:tvits. made With a trait AO the enrfnee atnt SlFtin 888 °/ . 'B; 1 4 8 r0/8 (1 4 1 !U . composed- : 4fioo four wheel coal 4 a - nut ber j ,of-'fiten and boya, Who were estop_ - -‘„,,,,!„ ~..,,d - . , . , , t : , .„, ,-. ipilie to - see ,a - fitranger tiwin v nin„a fro m -.iliay -.-: rn' as - e _ . l l, ross wetilut , . Sour miles Wide," at I lnl 4 -da., , and. iiiiaer thei . ”Z: i . ,_!J. 'burn iig tiiiig.,,pk'ot the hottest, days eitltbe ---L. , 4!r , _r rt. Orirkaining the shore;.lie Ireinarked wt erfect compost re, that he had is, clothes, the 13 " . Some one iiii uired where - his. clothes , rierel.. fie - peinfedit the peer: ln - .loduit, and' iinArked, war lii3 j ad left' thaniLi UP 'there I I When he went'inl ' go then :Started up , thee. railroad track, and noting a 411 - r. roWle,r, he:, pointed to a peisen till further north and in nuked of 24r...Fiiiii`e "'if that man hada - bun-1 tile Of . clothing 1' I - e received a -11:e•gitiivt•,mi swer, when•he replied that. the. had stolen his 'Clothes while lie wes.ln-swinimingtt Nana:len. j'started off a fear - hundred yard, tvlieri he-left the road'andenteredOeli. Van NVYClt'ii rove.' Soon after he was observed .rossiii l6 We ynrda and fields. - toward I the Dale' Cifty, -in the 114 w same eondition in Wltieli he left:he . iivelisirtio. which ba has not hoc& Seen.4- I feck4il/ , , - .Re-- Purilicah• I :',_.; -'-., .- I -II ; , ,--,1 ' - t - -,•,•, -*: :.- ~--: -•-• ,to ei', . ,I ~. . : Doa_Arto siatiVirOil. , - ,:-- Thu deepest artesian 'w ..: in,24inerica,'„ is -now -in Pregreas at • the 111 ar•refilery'workii, of Belcher - & -. Brothei, li t §Cr.oliii3, wherelti I . .hus reached; the, extniord ar:7-depth of 1750 feet, far below . the grcati iition, 'of t the -bottom of ' tho Mexican' . .3 . ul f. he _boring, is , to:, Bd . continued until good tro t r 13 reached,' which., is expected to be-at JhedePth oti about -2000 I feet, and this, will be the deepest, well. in , the. world. The, wor,k- thus 'fir has ids.t..SlP - ,000, - , find Alio Only result has been atr'earnsA)f salt), and . sulohiir water. - The hole, which-is 3. -- I=le inches in ' diameter, •-is hored - with ,an„ auger driven .by . a steam engine, the"instrument Pen-- etrating about„, four , feet . daiiy.l.. The rials Measure 33 1-2 'feet. in length, au are put" to gether _with screws: ,-, ••• ~, Tails. 3 , ltwoo.—A eerrespoOent pf ti e ,lianchester.(N, - If) ' Guardian; in describing i sonic experiments, he recently witnessed says, "The table _heitigdnit in -Iltiliti metien, a ilibie folded in,paper W at , placed upoiftit; when . . t he-1 ,table stopped,. In „, ntly; and :could not be jn.: I duced to go agar ,as lonz as.the precious _Tot:. , r iitne, remained up, „ n ~:it.. _The Titbit? wan Ten lo l - :- ed, and n'enpy : of. Blinynifs Pi lg,rim'a Progress phiced iii - ,ttltetetOd, when the table_ revolved as. before: A i Prayer book was t r i led wish like - res ult„. 4 ;:hai3-thewhoTe service ok_tije Oliniehof Engiand‘failed to , arrest-its . ifitarit nititior 6 .--, 7 , While ikAVns 'still revolving with' zOn*iderable 1_,1,,;....,„41 4 ne,t.-,,i-u.1ag..1. ...ie ..-.1.1h -..,i17, : - stituted. but with - u nvaryj ng rcii` Its. After . , ieT Livatirg these expeiircents se; , e at -times. 4 .-one .of . the rarty - iitteite* that .the Pible 'AhOuld'l lbe unfolded- tad ofiened to . f ''' = - , v. try B °M° .1 10 r tions'of it' were., mere , Rowerfol. tan others:— This was; done, When loand blelOid i *il4tittld heep 'believed to be:the Bible proried . to bo'it copy ur oi'itliv - r - .4 ,Traiiclilf ranev: the•con., steimatiori of :;he •nper.itors 't. ; -thi,;( - disc - ovary; (the hoax. onl being known - t te'Ciiiief the piti- 1, ty.) I may- add that. the experirnenteragagaiii) tried, but Gulliver eipOsed hail fosfP9 I ‘er itsF - N I ""• - 1 • _.......,42..... • rin lva j . 11y, so lgs by • dele- I ;Ay ate on the tek, eFisla if it.be On or-vng Cnint;:Ardiiiii4-70,;:rill: of.Oi:egon. 01111 1 arrival in. 140..Trerrilorn V del: his new colutisission, inade - n• at Portland, oti the 74th •of Ild from ithich tho folloying ignin extract, as mien in a pa peekiendly to , him : -- - I - ' "President Pierce Upped me on the u shoal _der, and ted-tne whether I was still deter- 1 wuktied•to' back to , Oregon. tel.hich I re el, plied.d oastlivel,'l should gil l haili, Tips Piesident thenfiaid that...4hp cittleat 'pOsitintk of our foreigyrelatio!t&requirud the old•eos: rienced svttesaiinz at ti' sbead Of affairs, and that ho would 100 hilly gratiOald if I won Id 4: remain as one of Ilk nstitiiiiiipal adrisers: boVil-dat, if I tuns determined. to go badc. he Ito i‘d that . I would accept Mike of. Gov , nor CitOregon r khish I- ;did, and have nee/ thotontatission ip my pocket,•&t:. Messrs. ge Jes unani- Discrt..utuEn : Ccrtvrci`,-;;—The:s4l , lotaeaset.or tn Etlyoiii, who wfai laieily,.pardono,intt _orthee Auburn Stato prilon by -..GoVeizeilPeltietti: inn the strength of forged papers iitto:rib• the convict's excollent conduct'. aod ottlitit' , • health, and alleged to be signed „. y _ chiet officers of the. pris ' , czi le p--(iii.iii-, hearing, on a writ of hab , as c rpn itlai4; : on It, bge . ,'ea. the. 22a inst. ,T is off_ it o citeisiifil: pesal%Sitentioa among the )opl- fra erkiity. : jif . tisit'BOtie, - ap4 the result of p e inlir stigaiiiitil Is toOket.tait.wigireitt anxiety:- Should 1 y ,„„t n - s iiiiiii - ;. ta. In l ikipg . Olo GOVernor'S par don hold gOtittitait' not 1 nit i Probablq, ; thSt -he. will ho ma toss a '''' ..fo -the alleged f ''': Ot• the -prip&is ; wbik:W. theOtietaif) rat ing him, so. that, ilidifitiuo Ilk cirettiiiiitise ••fie. is in ttyery perplexing-pre ' diciibient,:-, ~ , •• ' . - 1 - ',7 - ' --• Coir of Lantos; vote AN .- E . B4XPED 9Mil, .'; i 4alles Dann escaped n. frO Sing Sing pr - ,it r Cowl Ot,t4slil4th inst.; in a veiyingenitilis;manfi . ; aplioiconot of - which iiii - ItsystalreitdfgiVolh' 1 and ill hands we l 3 eanuristititieliot , : aq_ to rolOoleh for him ; but thif•isiiioCfrialinitai,Scs4 fel,:iod the convict isitill-ittVge.,-4441* iilig to the Peekskill citeirs:lfieati, tho htinVieill feol. up a-loss,to the State as follows : - - .. ~-,_' • • Loss of half a day's time of 900 con- --•••: - 7.7=fti_ ,_ victs,2o cents. -- • • .111t180. Ono horse killed_ • '. , , - - - 150 Bill °laundries at the Empire Hotel; - 18 • , 4., other Sing Sing houses 15 Printing ' 41. • '' '•: ,1 -.. the Black ilorse. 25 i.. , odveitisipg. -, - . - '2 b Extra ',...K0f:-..ltOOtierSanit guards for .. . ;_: surrounds t.therEtriptre'thitul, .50: -..-: .';.•• - „:: j • ' i _l.: - -_ •‘— 1 _ - • Tof' - '- - ;,•: . €0:3,, PEER. ED XT. Tait CARs.--Tbo_looorock tive.a4 hed to:thi.,.P,aasenger 4 thQ WOhliPP Athili: 1 4 11 i 0011, of4eer, a fopOtittilWijiko; fk4oral of them , which 3v o 4 4 ,9iol4l i* . tbe i ,traek th o 'next mOrni Theis . pr9Wy .t ',l4* - - ,t`od by the . Ugh!. ofthel9cenvi : - ChlONOiiliiii*tikviiiir: We 'OOO-*, 0 0 theY - 11 0 * hive oknrysobfoh 'the sAtitili;iikirifi*aiista on'the increas e: • • Th 1,, wt. z Astor. whosk , .. soiwitblag over $40,00x 2 - r....:, •;:" ENE Total, wei* it of coal", 4.96 - otus 1,001 44., . The9iitikro,.T.: - Duiteari, M i gineer, ',V T.. Pa. terbaugh, ponducttir„ attached. to : :the the above Arab ata'tihkhannock.. Station; !Ind started up = . 0 iriAO'of i'Al ret ifl'ilie mile, 4 he r raite'of .five-miles, lin hour , for one: lONff.4m T'ow° to . a stand on a reverse - curve; cut:o nine cars, leaving 'ninety-tine cars, weight - 725;toni,:srith- With which she - went lo -ElophottomsBt,auoi 4 a if ile .distanceruf about six Mileg,at"the rate of ' v. en wiles per hourillM gra de continuing , same._ - -- - -, - '- .._ - ,1 :.- . :1 -- '..The Wfrdusing,/ohn warren, en nee_ Ilunti.Uonductiir; 'Willi tbeeidt/m4ed to' *hole Iruiti-, of one _ hundred cais, at 16.2 . e'.. elockoind arrived at Oakley's Station at , 1 .55 makibg.the run:bp.a gr3de 0f , 21 feet, t,hrough `A continuous cu_ ves dr about 1,006 feet radius, 4f four in.ileti lieut . : - The'Ontartk .„ : again , atthched•te the..satat train of - opa - hundred carii , nt' Odkfey's, and drew'tlio -train at the - rafe of' sir.; milt* an cp.4 „ l a hour;tirder. circuMitancei similar t o the lity aluiniz,"grade and_curvesio tinning the same. At,,New. Wilford anothcr andred *weal al.ldct to t4e train', making tribi i 6 - t*tr bah, dred cars,! 2,652 fcet Icing; r over half a mile,: Total, weight, of trek', in ludini'engine,ten I der ; . -., i"'" ,:--- -1, -3 toml 400 IN. I' Ded it weight of en- 1 ,-- • - 01 - n t e 1 rider and , cars . . ',:. 1 655; " 1 300-4 To • i - yeight'of coal, 997 tone. 1;100_16s. . - 1 ' - 11' dt"h ' he ' • - -. The e , ter'io,-!titta e •... 0.1 e...ci ye tram, 'itarte. , the - Whole train'On i -.level, otit.et - e ,54. - ileh ... hoth, ends _Or- the' treinLbeing I:on die we'the :genie time. The 2 trip . wpe - made :frori.G. eti:illiff9rd to Groat; Bend, a distance 'Or six miles, 'in thirty Minntes,- 1 being at - the rate , 6 •=twelve mi lee Anden-lb - . ereeming -in , . . ihe:distaneeru grade of Sfteen - leet La the ini4- fei about: direst fOurtie of a mile.-4/ougi, 99. 7 !? nrt •. A - ilk/ker . Of Ras __ Ike AVM ami; Wouided, daring leach niaalh-q* Munihs; No. of accidents . Killed::~'Vuuoded ; Jitnitz!ry, • • •-• 40 February ;J.: