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Aad bovreiefor the mild bird,
And love tor yeti end, me.
There it:apart' for the Many;
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".:' 4 • r is love for nib and yea.
ere le nateihat_will not leave or,
And pain that .will not flee;
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• "•friend : wha has twa ` sons , fine, intellectual :
'stilts, who ara apidly ' advineing2hr,tbeir,studtes>`
-‘ otasplainll; neiertheless, that the system under
m several es; '
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sap hiishoitineither
want exe Be lly or speak;-distinctly. • These-are in
•••-•'.'•''-1:.:,deed•seileint"-AbjectiOns; and:the case .oilidiend
. . 1 4 , iiectiseanctillue`rinti...-Mosi of our systems
• • '-' fi -', . - tfidtiOritV:eti , liiii:sadly-defictive-in the matters
alluded to Too little attention is paid tfilitiptiCal
evelopemeat.The mind is nused to the 'Nut
the Body „ Thi; mental dila *kept - fainting,
tindSsitertat the expense4Physical'neture,,,lllur,
•• sea Chef faiseiettthatliettairackereplishedNalaiik,
• when he bas gar — oat N ea therspil - .lO‘'p t ii: ntss id a
ii , •=rt , 4!ettaitf eitent_in a certain periodof time; bit ha:'
i is too apt.to that unless -the fArique :be
- • •, -- ,T ; '',.'sYringthenettand rtlivelopedi the -boy is apt to be., : • .comeilizsickly and•elleininate - yetinguttri, end:heat-
IlVer c btgbly„-educatod, 'Arlie • unfit, in fact,: or th
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active afid - artinoie duties:oflife. -- Wltyittitthat
• - i;:•-•14ve seesomeny of our studenta t ' pale, thin,
• ehadasvDoes it so; ottel.A9petrthet the thilh
ly".:sultivOled in a, mental point of view are deft:,
; • crent in mastiolar strength and PhySiCal stamina?
Is not - cfulte 4finportaiiii , to. encomia and for.
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tifi.; the one, as the other? Is .not manliness of
• . ; -• frame-riuite:as essential as precocity ofintellect?
Of what avail Will Mental accomplishments, prove
unless slo,y be.erpiriated. with:health, energy, tic:
tindi capacity: to =demoted? These things
~ ,, - . ..:, e hetild*, b eStriore;••consider e d ' by tiachers. Parents,
too; are fo: !crie 'Sight' of them. Who cannot
i il3 m l ;9t l t - athong his :friends, fine polished and cut.
tivatedMinds; but with the, physical man stunted
its#4(ed - and - stoop shouldered? And so, coo , with
The figures and attitudes of our
•• , :gillearandlr neglected, New feat of .the young
beautiful`end Walk erectly with dignity and grace.
They,contrait]. a habit of bending over while en.
,••gaged:jo their stutliei, and 'MIS is not counteracted
hy,,,any,: s systein of Physical development. One
~ ..4eight'anppose,that the object was to contract the
chest, and thus to deform aed provoke disease,
while it shoold be to develope that portion of the
" . ..IMinen'frame e end thus not only to beautify the
, figure..hurte give strength and firmness to the
Whole body., 'How often is the remark rowe—
l::!‘she is a beautiful creature; but what a'pity it is
Ahat she' cannot bold her head up;' or, that her
walkis SO ungraceful "—or, "she is a charming
girl; lint how feeble her constitution." The yoice
•' . - too; and the Power of articulating distinctly--hriw
sadly are theyneglected! An organ that is so es•
sentiai, so imirorterA, so capable of producing
agreeable:Aldist, tgreeable effects ; that in many ea
' „see 44444464 as an index of temper, disposition
- -, :. - ii , a. , _-eharacter—hew little' attention is paid to
cotitrolling'aud educating it. Hew mai.
• _
,--n.r r iersons stutter, stammer, articulate indistinct-
toe , rapidly, or in 'a tone so low as to
' render it'alitiost: impossible to hear-them. The
:.".defect:fileaWcase is most seriouS,and in - almost
• may bi r traced to ao error of edu•
• in:early life all these defects may be
reined - I*r .by, the adoption of a proper course,
, -Staininering 114 -. in a '6eat, multitude of eases,
seedily curable in yeuth: thehahititroisgtbo•
ea with rime, and Its eradication will ;be - roil:id ex. 4
traiieliditrictilt: :Bo also 634
- ; tinct•speaking, end With triontsionous drawling',
I _Thestrmayiseem Lifting matters tethe superficial,
niirtatly cases-they make or'mar one's fortune for
Mt>bieeirhan ab trect,'maoly, glut,
;Ltd portrY4VALiAt: more delightful in man or woman
"41/tan :ft-'clear, fall, mind, melodious . articulation!
- What 'higher compliment can be paid to a teacher
see a group of boys or girls panting from
their with the ruddy grow of - health
m - their,chteks, the ftre'of antmeion in their eyes
And . easo, l7 4,..74 . ,ead'grace,in their movements and
nfjitndeie. - ._or,;*lien, toe, at - a public exanslnation,
to beet thetd enimeiate 'clearly, calmly, - distinctly
find haritioniaottly!` Addl , whet t on theother band;
could tell More.latedlY against a iysteM, thatf to
' wittiesiln• a=traitto thif•ptcfare, ii,greup of
..thitfilfilei':lOnc L 'Aridlwkward boys and - gitis;With,
thityrdisger.apanunitiag melees, hesitation in the
lane; in' the' -roniiief.'and the, looks? Surely; this
• statect• iiittiimportaiit one, and _ entitled to serious
censideration: , We mayisire ,in odd-prejudice,
bat with our fellow c r eatures,
Itothing impresses us so favorably as,a,frarilt,eanY,
yet Modest matruer;';ti-clear, fall Tlook of the eye,
; :sit distinct VEtrii!, not' boisterous employment 'of
the tongue • All these can readily he inculcated
„ inithe - 'youtsg. • Bat, if a.
child, when pus to a
tea Cher, is naturally timid nail nervous, and instead
of'leing coaxed and, persuaded into a' more rest'-
i ltittrapizit;it is intimidated and tyrannized over,
be will getiwoise-histead of better; he will low
all Iself:l 3 o4eltsiiti, and the, very idea or a lesson
Will 'terrify him out of proper ex.
ereita,of his reason'The - business of education
Wet - once: cidinius mmensible; , and to dis,
clielgo,tho,trfutkiikaVlita'cbdr,properly, requires
. •Do Lltle philosophy .. But the whole course 'of
:A*4' affeeted , by early trainirg+the madriers, the
- snorallintld - th 6 , 1 411113- . .Teo Much care cannot be
IkestiWerl 4 nlioe the physical., development, as well
- I,alf the mental-and moral ' culture., form, the
voice tha?•tair Should :ocil be overlooked or
‘clutiattentionto these is almost as
essential en the grace, vigor, and education of the
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who Imp a jeweltt.d blincland'un empty
see tier, -mother .woik •and toll
hed and - :retitle novels _or feigns
to own her mother be.
_Aiwiseilie , :dressei 'plain never lesrned grammar,
- or, -.,:tkacOsloliied to:the etiquette of the drawing
:.rfkonn-:-W4:4tdways complaining-that she maw
42tigtitIrnoney - _enough to dress like-fditii ,
Asti,:orgo to parties 'like SuchLit-ime, who :Wears
-bef,aboeti'slipshad; sprints a is the - heel of
i -- .llo:E.Ociiihg and is too lazy to mend it.,. Should
,yoagettiteh atone, depend upon it, yoisivill have
a -sliii);`, untidy, miserable home and' life: of it.
:i f oti: - Wilibikept poor all your life.: tot the kind,
aff e c- t io nntki"...Fifty : fA r rkigo helps 'rum Mother;- and
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istitittter father brothers and. siste rs . ,who is hind tr
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,10 . 1 ',.M arim . 1 .1;t : 0 11 Piel'Atvaya cheerful and. fond of
141 0 1 fOrcidaTipi-- - o.ltinifloit may may if ,you
such a ?reoAire",:itiod your .bome will be a
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. 2. , than - Aral "to -ehoosing;- ohierve the foll owing ' ls
i ti W f li et e lPl*. ies l! in h° be ii e l trnt h i a l rn br e e 44 ak to .
- • • fart, and unfit his father haLopened hia'sh4 store
4.0 . ,t1it1et, - an4.4l,Fei.t, it oati wholtreq ep
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Ifinterind_lanillady and' 'never an' jetsetter
juV;C ra ii i feitreiyi!:inl ibi klrg "-- kboht li 7h v ',l l s t a V e a l iotl i t a rli n e c t tg r.
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rennin about nonsense ; is always .
who thinks h ethe
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t';'tfilitifitinan'•witit - ell or enyfot - th al l a eve
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tempta to Its exposure of the cor .
ruptions,Asurpationo, Proseriptien , and imbecility _of
the present administration, by removing deutecrutie
office.holderni `--for / the Kerne:sett ;rettstitt that
Unirm was so unceasing in its attache upon the Cab
inet, w e were aware that the minions and myrmid
on, r kderallem Weits - iiifitietteed by the same ma
-hgaaut and vindictive spirit which prompted the
postage of-1/iti intitmlitts g!' alien and sedition laws' ,
under - the relgrrof.John .Adams= the elder. From
the,hitterhtiatility manifeited . In salient' ways; and
on various eecaaiona,lyinstrumente of-the cabinet,
we were conaciouti, and We bare more than -once
remarked, that if the administration bad the power,
aiul the courage to, exercise it; on( press wonld,tie
silenced in the same,way in'whieh the liberal press
•grancl)ithe suppreseedbY Oat republican tyrant,
- LoaleNaikelean, through the instrumentalitiot a file
or tiddlere,',liieldipg the poiyer or tjle.bay9iipt.—,"
Such" lathe malignant spirit which is manifested to
wanhi The deirnicrittle'Press that has the courage to
expose the deception, the-corruption, the violation 1
ef pledgesoutd the unhealthy of the present admin-
In thie city, prndencefiaa prevented any demon
atrationa of this-spirit of ancient federallem, farther
than to wreak upon poor clerks the vengeance :.Which
has been harbored against the press that-liaies to
- stand hate beard the admieituraton to its face.
Hat this prudentregard for appearances and for safe
ty, has not restrained the vengeace of the tools of
the administration elsewhere: , It Pittsburgh it has
bean manifested in a gross and base attempito mur,
ale that able and fearleair champion of democracy
and the people's rights, TU . /darning Port. It is
true that force has not bean applied, but the object
is sought to be effected by involving the editor, Lecky
Harper, esti., in legal prosecutions for libels founded
on the most absurd, tkivolons, ridiculous pretences
—ate pretended misrepresentation of Gen. Taylor's,
speech delivered in that city. That our readers may
understand the merits of the base, and infer from
the facts and circumatances the petty and 'shameful
pretexts on which this strange
,proceeding is found.
ed, we copy at full length the account of the affair
as given in the Pittsburgh Post, September 3,
(The Mien hero copies to full fives the Post, a
statement in regard to the prosecution.)
We think Mr. Harper has resolved to pursue the
correct course, which is to defend against this most
wanton and shameless prosecution, and to take the
testimony of General Taylor, for no one knows bet.
ter than be whether or not the speech which appear
ed in his name was the true one delivered, or a
fabricated andipurions speech amities by another,
and published In his name. We think it Is doe to
the people of this Country that the truth with regard
to the authenticity of this pretended speech should
be ascertained, and this daring invasion of the free
dom of the press exposed and punished. Therefore
Mr. Harper should by all means defend himself
against the charge of having published a libel.
And, if it *lipoid be withdrawn, he owes it equally
to the public to expose the whole truth by comment
log against his prosecutor an action for malicious
prosecution, which will give him en equally good,
if not a better opportunity to take the testimony of .
Gen. Taylor and the gentlemen who were with him
as his suite on that occasion. Since a democratic ed
itor has been forced into this disagreeable affair, It
is due to him that his friends and the public should
sustain him, and the matter carried through to the
end. We hope, therefore, that the gallant demor,
cracy of the country will rally around and sustain
their champion, affording him all the necessary
mean, to contend with the common enemy to the
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wEDNESDii#I I I6I — MING,BI9I%3I9gIi (4,1849
FOR CANAL CO:IIMISSIONER,
'TORN A.- GAMBLE,
,07' ZYCOMXNW COUNTY.
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.ilitiglbrityCanuty Democratic Tickets
- essaitru._
• JONAH Afe CLINTOCH, Peebles.
-JAMES a:RICHEY ) Robb:mon: .
•": lt.MES,ElCOTT,'Eltzebeth:
THObLIS MEM, Allegheny City.
' ELMILTPI :
JOHN D. MILLER, South Pittsburgh.
PllcrnmeurAit
SOHN COYLE, Plusbutgh.
THOMAS BLACKMORE,BirringhArn
coxisisstotrist:
J.D. W. WlHTE;pittstrargb.
alMIT011:
ANDREW MeCLEESTER, Piudley.
COIONZII :
LENOX REA, Pittsburgh.
Desucteetsake Senatortsl Ooni
The conferees appointed to nominate a Demoera.
.ticAandiOite for this district, will meet for that pot
**wok-Monday, the 17th lost., at 12 o'clock, M t .,
at Hid Lavely, lo Bakerstown.
COP Butler Herald, please copy.
'r he , Street urreaiontng iP Nuisance.
We are rejoiced to find that several of the city
paperihtiVo come out boldly and manfully in two.
action to the vagabonds who wpreach”ln'tbe market
hem and at thecanal bridge, to the great annoy.
'acne of passersby,. end to the eternal disgrace of
the city. More than two year* ago we commenced
denouncing these 'nuisances, and as might be expect
ed, we subjected ourselves to the awful dityleature
of the . "preachers l" We have at length succeeded
in directing the attention of the public to the sub.
ject 1 and we have now some reason to believe that
a succeasful effort will be made to base *bonhomie.
able nuisance abated.
IC the object or these blackguards is to ;int down
the Catholics of Pittsburgh (as they say,) they cer
tainly will never succeed. Tbo vulgar harangues
and gross
` obscenities of such treatarcs, are more
calculated to strengthen than weaken any cattle.—
The sober minded and reflecting portion of the com
munity will only be disgusted if such worthless
scamps are put forward as the champions of Prates
tuition). We think that the Protestants of Pittsburgh
should take immediate measures to repudiate and
disavow all connection with Barker & Co. They
certainly owe it to themselves to do this, en order to
remove the sligheat suspicion that they countenaoce
and encourage the nuisance of which we complain.
The Mayor is of the opinion that he has not the
Power to arrest these brawlers, w ithont direct au•
thority being conferred upon him by a City Ordinance.
We differ entirely from Ms lionor in regard to this
matter. The police undoubtedly have the power to
abate a nuisance; and that the evil complained of
constitute. s nuisance, we think does not admit of a
doubt. But still it may be advisable for Councils CO
puss an Ordinance, at their first meeting, investing
the Mayor and his Police with special authority to
arrest and bring to the bar of justice thopersobs who
haie been disturbing the public peace, and citation.
°ring the character of Pittsburgh, by their filthy and
abseenediticourses. It has been intimated that the
Councils have not the moral courage to pass an Or
dinance to meet this case ; but we arc not willing
to impute such a thing to them until the fact is clear
ly made manifest. In a few days we shall be ena
bled to make known to the public the kind of ruff
our City Coaucils are made of. Let them act as be
comes the character of men who have truly at heart
the peace and welfare of the City of Pittsburgh.
Hon. Alesineter Regalia.
We learn from the Wheeling Gazette of.edondityv
that a meeting. of the citizens of Wheeling, without
distinction of party, called together by - the intelli
gence ofthedeath of the Hon. /tie:ander Newman,
convened aithistoiancil Chamber on Saturday even
ing. ar •
Mayor Sradyjaresided, and Mr: 0. W. Heide!
acted a. Seeretbry.
Resolutions of condole oce - wcre passed, and feel
log and apliiopriate remarks made by John Bawl
ton, Sr., and S. Clemens, Esq.
The following gentlemen were oppointed a com
mitico to-receive the body of the Hon. Alex. New
,in on his arrival at Wheeling from Pittsburgh
Isaiah Cooper, Chairman ; W. W. Shriver, A. D
Bede/lion, C. W. Russell, D. fiPGitinis, Al. Reilly
Clemens, W. G. Scott, S. Brady. 0. W. Heiakell
In
the Congressional district composed of the
coenties of Crawford, Wyandot, Ottowa, Hancock,
Seneca, Wood and Sandusky, the Hon. Ado. E.
Woon has been nominated by the Democracy as
their candidate for Congress. His election is cer
tain.
We are pleased to observe that our friend L G
Raman, Editor *rifle Seneca - Advertiser, and Spea
ter of the House of Representatives deriog the las
Session of the Ohio Legislature, has been re-nomi
n ated.
Our old and. valued friend Wax. D. Idottoarr, Edt.
for of the New Lisbyn Patriot, has been nominated
by the Democracy of Columbiana County, as their
candidate for Treasurer. The public =limeys could
not be entreated to safer hands.
SOlir Many, papera, in' variouffparts of the country,
supposing it certain•that Gon. Taylor will soon dis
charge his present Cabinet, are speculating as to the
succession. The last we have seen,wwfind in the
Louisville Democrat, and is recommended as fol.
lows
J. G.Seunet, ofNcw York, Secretary of State.
Georgi D. Prentice, of Kentucky, Secretary of
War.
Fitz henry Warren, Secretary of the Treasury.
Trtunanlinith, Home Department. •
John Morill, of Michigan, Secretary of the Navy
A. C. SWIM, Attorney General.' -
Parson Brownie* of Tennessee, Postmaeter Ge
neral.
This Is placing three editors on the list, which pe
think rather too abundant for the profession. As
some of them profess independence in politics * we
hcipe'they will not be called from their present in).
aition.
HMI O'Ritux, Ex says the N. Y. Express, is
in this city, making arrangements for the commence.
~moot of operations With Ida improved line of tele.
•graph. He has taken the store formerly occupied
;by W. C. Little St Co., in the Museum building,
next east'of Haters javraliy establishinent;aid hits
alreadi began Ms improvements. Vitalize infonned
that the posts are upas far u New Baltininie, niniut
:twelve miles. below Albany, and that by the firet day
Of October we shall be in coMmunicatioia. with New
York,.and so With the'south.
•
WY` The Washington
~Union of the 9th says:
if The Hon. Augnittut C. Dodge, Senator from lowa,
arrived in this city yesterday, on his way to visit his
sfather, who, we regret to learn, is suffering under
evere indisposition at - Berkeley springs, in Virginia.
We understandffilenator Dodge left earti, this morn
ing fertile :platten! -Ritmo of sojourn of Mit distin
gnieitetiapd.yederated parent.,s
'Goon H.,,Thelelidwing'icsolution was passed by
the ilemoCracy - Of Seneca County, Ohio, in their
Conventiion a few-dayeetncea.
4esolved,Vhat. in. the presentvimbesile, stumbling,
limping, boasting olitgadministration of the Gene
irtilGovernment,. we - have'ir fair specimen of the'
honesty, (I) and Aipatity , ;(ty of: federal w1t . 48,' to
mdotge tholtraiiiior:n reptilian governme n t.
car 3Deloalvrue;,ialeboiztto,`oendAttr-gra,oohldeit
foettgAVinkingtokillAchirklinflit WuefiliiBS9q,
;tin, be tiken from the'nelakteho o d of the battle.
field.
MEI
MEE
MN=
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tar The true secret for commanding a compotem•
cy through lite;lies in making and keeping safely a
little more than one consumes: liewto keep prop.
arty, and especially small, such as mechanics and
day laborers receive In payment for theirivork,'
to
one of the most difficult things to learn, and! still
more difficult to practit-e.
Iltiar The cholera ha broken out at North West:
.Point, about a mile and ii"ulf from the Pavilion at
‘litoeltayray, and seventeen persons have died. is
supposed to have been generated from the effluvia
of the fish which bad been used to manure the land.
0" It is, said that a new. strawberry has lately
been cultivated in the nelithborhobd or London,
which promises well. It arrives at perfectionwhoa
the usual varieties are over, is 'of an amber color
when ripe, and of delicious quality.
far The Rev. Dr. Longstreet, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church; South, has resigned the Preeideo•
cy of Centenary College, La., and accepted the
Presidency of the Mississippi TJoisen3ity, Miss.. t
ter Capt,Pan Drake klenrie, who escaped from
thellexiMindivhen Canine M. Clay and party were
taken pritonerai tiled ti short time aloe° in the hos-
Plltat'ot 'the/31141re of Charity, at St. Lbuie.
.A letter published from Oregon, says* that
sesenil"Tessels.had lately entered the Columbia riV
er,,tsheyeArdittary seamen were receiving from ]OA
to $l5O per month, officers from 200 to $4OO, and
masters in proportion.
1- - i7. -- :,t;2:: - -cF4 17. 1-74';
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We ore happy to ace that Mr. Harper has retained
the legal service. of our talented young friend Ben
jamin F. Brown, esq. His cause could not be in
more faithful hands. Mr. Brown will have the
nerve, as he has the abiliiy r to taake the investiga
tion thoroogh, searching, and effective. And we
think we can Inure Mr. Harper of the sympathies
of the united democratic prep of the country.
WZAJLIMO TUE Barzone.—A German nod his
wife were arrested in New York yesterday, as ped
lars In the street, tho wire being dressed up In male
attire. The woman said to the Justice that the Tea.
son why she adopted the male attire was, •that in
bad weather, the petticoats were terribly in the way
and with the pantaloons and boots she could get
along quite nicely. The magistrate informed her
positively, that she most not attempt to wear the
breeches aga,ny as the law did not permit the wile
of any man to wear them at all, although a largo
number of fashionable ladies were in the habit of
putting ono leg in occasionally. She will know bet.
ter neat time.
Elegant Extract.
• Thera is an even tide in human life a season
when the eye becomes dim and- the strength de.
rays, and when the winter of age begins to shed
upon the human head its prophetic snows. It is
the season of, life to which the autumn is most
analogous v and which it becomes, and lama it
would profit you, my elder brethren, to mark the
instruction whiCh the season brings. The spring
and summer of your days are gone, and with not
only joys they knew, but many of the friends who
gave them. You have entered upon the autumn
if your being—and whatever may have been the
profusion of your spring 7 —or the warm tempers'
ment of your summer, there is a season of still".
ness or solitude which the benincenca of heaven
affords you, in which you may meditate upon the
peat and.the future, and prepare yourself for the
mighty change you may soon undergo.
It is now you, may understand the magnificent
language'of heaven—it mingles its voice with
that of Revelation—it summons you to these
hours when leaves fall and the winter is gathering,.
to that evening study which the Mercy of heaven
has provided in the book , of salvation. And while;
the shadow valley opens, which leads to the abOde
of death, it speaks of that love Which can - col*
tort and save,,and which can conduct to these pas.
tures-and those still waters, where there is eternal
spring for the children of God.
MEM
.Ik- e f. ,, rilltllftiiistalOgeotuk,
degaticeteroilkilf she ktfficiiro
o :,l l93al2l ‘4 l fA4a4itift44:iifit*TlOnikniiirimors
res poefing'ibiltilienik.':::o4Aitrielirrir!have pub=
fished a statement, from which it appetite Tat the
bank is in a sound
An odd 9° PggPnitill- rigged regi.
ifie7nirthis - visited,Trcialihr,:* ‘ l.,lateikanikOut his
name down on the linterregister is general Bem,
Commlinder-in.chief of the Hungarians.
Var Wm. Bally; itirf.; Waynsburg, Pa., pas re•
ceived the appointment orseconii comptrollerin the
Treasury department. Bo - states the Broithevilli
Press.
ter The hlausachusette Railroad Companies pro
poae holding a convention for thq purpose c ir rac
ing the rates of fare on their roads, the presearates
beingfoutni to be too low, they say, to affcird any
remuneration. ?,
• r
Mr One of oar archangel( Jl/fitly observes that
ogood newepapera:are the only paper currency that
le worth more than gold or silver?,
tar Ron. James Buchanan is in town aMI stop
ping at the Merchant's Hotel, in 'Front etre*, kept
Mr...Mckilkin, a very excellent landloid. So
says the Philadelphia Spirit or the Times. ,
tiOr The Methodist Protestiuit Church havi deter
mined to locate a college cambridgo, Giierniary
Co. Ohio. 1.
ter The 'Virginia Iron Works at Wheeling has
suspended operations on account or a strikqemong
the workmen. •
13:9` The Glass Works at Wellsburgh ha 4 stop.
ped, owing to an accident, and to the ditß46ity of
shipping, folio shortly again in operation. s.
___ A Washington
,Correspondent, of 'hi Bald
,
more San says that Lynn Boyd and' litt4 i nvernor
McDowell are spoken qf. for Speaker of thitMouse,
in oppositiOn to Mr. Winthrop.
ice' Maj. Gen. David E. Twiggs, who is `at pre.
sentstationed 'at •Paseagools, has been ordered to
atemme command of the United States loops in
•
lam' The Universalist General Conventio* rot the
United States and Canada, meets this year in Cin
cinnati, Ohio, and will assemble on the first Wednes
day in October, instead of the usual third Wednee
day in September.
DaP The Councils of Detroit bare passed an or
dinance making it a penal offence to " make, aid,
countenance„ot assist, in making any loud or bois.
'emus noire ++
Sir We learn with regret that Doctor Urigham,
the - excellent superintendent of the Stateitunatic
Asylum at Utica, is dangerously ill, his disease is
dysentery.
Dar Mr:Macre:n:ly, it is stated, will make his first
appearance in London, after his visit to America,
in Old Drury, which will be opened by Aaderson,
the tragedian, with a strong company in December.
EfiD^ The itopic and State of Georgia have invest.
od and will invest .in Railroads 012,000,000, from
which the State is reaping large advantages in the
improvement of. real-estate, the increaaed facilities
to market, besides direeeprefits from the Radioed..
Dar The Parisian correspondeat of the Courier des
Etats Unlit assigns that Lemartine to insane, and as
ono reason for the tuppoaition, that at a diaper par
ty given by himself recently, he asked for snap three
times f -
Wo learn faom the Charleston Courier that it
is honteitoplation to build a hotel on Sullivan's Isl
and, near Charleston, if a sufficient amount of mon.
ey to effect the object can be raised by subscription.
THE VERY LATEST NEWS
HY EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH TO LIVERPOOL
FOR THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE.
LONDON, Saturday, deg. 25. •
Huttattay.,---We are in possession or Our usual
Parts adrices. They are dated yesterday evening.
La Prosse states that it livery generally believed to
Paris that the surrender ar the Hungarians into be
AU:it:wed to the result of negotiation, TROT: than
enit corrupt InolingarAsprgey, or ordeik.fiti
part otitis array.
It is raid that the arrangements for the surrender
were-made by Prince Surartzenberg, daring his late
visit at Warsaw, and that honorable terms were ot.
La Press° gives Great Britain the credit of effect
ing the negotiation, wbo 'acted from a desire to ter
minate the unequal contest In which Henn*, wee
engaged, and to prevent Russia-fret" making - any
further incursions [clothe Hungarian territory.::,
VERY LATE AND r MOSTAMPORTANT., '
Ltirett* - txn., Aug. 25, 2 30 P . . M.
Just as the Niagara was about to start we received
the following telegraphia despatch from London :
lt is said that. the Hungarian affair is not yet net
tled; that Paakiewitscir end Haynau arc quarrelling
with each other; that the latter objects to the con
ditions of the surrender, and that Russia will not
suffer Austrian Interference in the matter.
Ronn.---.Letteraliatt reached Paris, which state
that the Pope had conferred on Gen. Oudinot the
ode of Doke of Pi - aerate, and granted him a pen
sion of 6,000 crowns, for his valuable services in
the cause of the Holy . See. -
Faience.—The committee of twenty-five appoint.
ed by the leglalatice.Ansembly to nit during the re
cess, met on Thirraday s aid after an important dia.
cession, -Gen. Clutaganier' gave a very satisfactory
,account of tbe state - of feeling in - Paris, and express
ed hie confidence that peace and tranquility would
r be maintained.
Ml.su.—Laierltcceents from Milan state that that
city was in a disturOed state.
The celebration of the Emperor , . birth-day had
passed' tT to a mutat unsatisfactory manner. Riots
had taken piece, and encore.; persons were killed:and
wounded.
Aug. 22, 4 A. M .
[P:roe' our Correapondent.)
This towq-kehtinues quiet, occupied as it is by
Pruett ian tropic. t
From a placercl. 4 issaed by the Senate
I t appear!
that Prussia dtteJares that she' does not intend to
meddle with Oncalwri affairs, but only to guard
itigefiiitt a renewallif any Insults of the mob to the
letalpingl'„Pruasititi, - -treops. At the same time she
lieentittriatedittatabo.can no longer look quietly on
lhe:pilchinatiotis of the North Germany revolution
(OrY of:Which I she, is pleased to designate
"Hamburg as ti point.
This notice ienvie no hope of a speedy termina
tion o f the ettiyeleotian visit of her troop., and the
energetia, , representations- against it by the
43eerite havnirroted oh' no avail.
he . abovitllladardtauses general surprise, as we
saver kneW. of-any North German Revolutionary
yhrty, quartera being in. this town. Our
tivittrefornenc-we - certainly have; but against these
oppositioitpf a Whole Prussian army , would be
too much:: , Our .moat atubborn Conservatives feel
very uncomfortable dada:Prussian domination.
From the North there is nothing particular, es
, Orel thitthei'Schleswig-Holstein and Danith prition
era were to'beve been exchanged two days aince.
Last night the overland mail, via Tried', came in,
without any news OriatereSt.
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11.1 . 017444 Or TUX PENIVOIILA MAIL:".•7110 Pepin
:Bela steamship lbem, has reached SeelbettiPtee• Sbe
brings-dates groin 'Gibraltar to the 15th, Cadiz 16th,
Oporto 19th, and Lisbon 20th July.
By_these acectunts , we learn - that the quarantine
regulations in Portegal, respecting infected or sus
pected shipe,Alail been greatly modified- Tho for
mer were to perform 8 days, and the latter 3 days,
quarantine.
Gibraltar was not , considered, in Portugal, an in
fected port.
Exchange to Gibraltar, on London, was quoted at
601.
Our• Lisbon advice° state that financial matters
were in a dreadful position.
LATEST IRISH INTELLIGENCE.
Ltvznyoot„ Aug. 2d-2 P. M.
By mean!) of an elpteas via'Holyhead and Cheater
we are in possession of advice! from Dublin, dated
this morning.
The returns from all parts of the country respect
ing the, harvest ere most encouraging and mtia(ac
tory. :Reaping is everywhere in operation, and the
potato crop nourishing in the most satisfhotory man
ner.
The cholera still prevails, and many deaths are
daily reported. ; ,
• " Regulthipt and Reoltations. ,
iurß. KEN WY - will give another Shakspran and
Afirutiontotts'S'lVTE,RTAlMEN in the Fourth
111.#4.SchO61.1thilding, Penn *eat, on'rate Mips's&
nrryntintrrito,'at n o'clock. • • repl2
RYE WHISKEY-64 Ws. pure "Old" 11.) e Whiskey
for sale by (sepl2) J. S. BONNET & CO.
t •
.Frotn'ttid :Unit= , 21 0,0* -41144 1 4,2 - '
-I ‘ llXiffirk, WA ß l iti l ia MrASSTAt t iraVOk
, Stnitittchol4.-'-or gni etym.: +"i
The great ilehiYi l efGet3aynaialitgeheitlii 'Of
Temeiver, knight' ID the nelghborhodd of that ci ty ,
r an thia - ..10th inst., and the aubmission of. Geti:Utior.
gey at `the head of hie entinitbvision, haveappeared
to giveen abrupt'termelation struggle; halo
1 - Daley-both these events were the results to which
.thegWhole' iilan of the !campaign obviously tended.
From the moment thatthendvance O s Ethatuau . 3 body
of the RUSSO& had Bemired the lifie of - the Upper
Theist, the communicatien,--between, Georgey end
the principal forces of the Magyar:B wasobsiotielY
cot off. That General manceuvred
and rapidity, so as to livid a generel l ectiOn;With'a.
superior force; he harassed the rear of-theßgashin
army, and made more than one' attempt Peng hisr
way to the SOuth. lint although theee ppidifitiona„
ranged over At considerable extent of country; gulf
could not end otherwise. they hive done. Geiar-1
gey was acting without any regular basie,end with
no means ofprocuriog supplies except thine he teak
from-the enemy. 'The submiasimi of his vim* was
therefore inevitable, We „koavr.not hew fur Pol)W"
cal considerrationt may have Contributed to this re , 4' . "
quit: Gepigey ;gas known to entertain opinions
strongly opposed to • the revolutionary echemed of
KOltspatt and ;though; one has fought more gallant-
ly than he has done for the:national cause, -- he 6 said_
to have retained a strong feeling of = regard for that'
Empire and that army 0 1{ 111 1 111 t.Itibi0 he found `, him
eelfalinost casually arrayed.
Mire soldiers of fortune and iereignent, likeDem
binski and Dena, were of course prepared to fight. to
the last extremity, and the instigators of the revolu
tion, like Kossuth, could have no hive but hi resist.
Mace; but the military-chide of the Migyarif k
Georgey, tut,
and - fides/taros> ,were (*lanceted
-with Austria by very different ties,..and , thettme drill.
tome when they will again serve ip the defence) or
the Empirtisinstuanfitily atitheythave done for their
native kingdom. The probability therefore, . that :
in sumandering at Vilagoe, Gimpy yieldetreot
to a attester of war, bat 'via colaviction, that the
canto of the Hungarian revolution:could no Mager
be defended without -destruction to both the coirten
ding parties.
The blow which had already been struck ` °tithe'
10th hype great victory of- Hityium at Tramturvar,
was, however, even more decisive. The district, -
kying between the Theiss, , the Maxtuq, end the
Danube bad long been marked oet as th e scene of
the lam decisive battle. The advance of Peale
witsch to Grossvardein„ of Leder, on the enat,titillof
kaynati upon Szeirediti, had narrowed the insurrec
tion to that point; and even there the Austrian gar
rison or Teinosystr, tinder Gee. Rukowinziatill held
mit against the Moat violent ittacke. Deurhad -ar
rived at the Magyar position on tthe 9th, and imme
diately took the chief command of the national at ,
my. He was attacked on the following, day by the
Imperial forces, which had-pressed on with memo
rapidity after the battle of keit& Or= Szegedin;
and in spite of the strength of the ground, the Hun
gariana were routed by the main body , of.the Aus
trians, supported by , one division of the Russians un
der Panioune. Towards the close of the =battle
Prince Licluenstein)s reserve division arrived, by
good fortune, by the And road and completed the
defeat ofthe enemy. It isprobable that after these
tremendous blows Katmai and the Poles will effect
their escape across the Turkish frontier, and all or
ganized resistance may, we hope, be conaidered at
an end.
In spite of the violence of this conflict, and the
absolute triumph which appears to havecrowned the
efforts of the Imperial armies, it is most earnestly to
be hoped that the American Government isilldismiss
every feeling of irritation towards the defeated par
ty, and proceed to re-organize the kingdom of Hun
gary, on terms which may revive the loyalty and good
feeling of that important portion of its dominions.
We have constantly maintained:that there have been
throughout this insurrection two parties in Hungary;
the ono revolutionary, the other not revolutionary,
but national; the former has, we trust, been annihi
lated, the latter has rights which no defeat can ester),
and its national character and spirit constituteone of
the brightest jewels in the Imperial Cretin.
is indispeinuble far the welfare and security of
Austria and of Hungary that these vigorouseloots
should be entwined in the constitution of.the Mon
archy, and that the state should rest ",set on. the vrob
jagetion of either, but on the consolidated equitable
union of both. Above ail, we trust that nothieg will
lead the Austrian Government to repeat the fatal
experiment of the Emptier of Russia, by driving
into exile the most ardent and intelligent portion of
his subjects, until they become, like the-Poles,.the'
Bedoulas of Europe, because they have been depri
ved of their own natural and 'national rights., it if,
the duty of a state to govern itasobjects,not to exile i t
them, and still less to Inflict on foreign countries a
population which it cannot render happy and conten.
ted at home.
The Austrian still adhere-s to.the execution...oU the.
great constitutional project of the 4th of March, by:
which all prts of the_ Empire ore to be ceafounded
'mane treat system ofriepresentative goveranient;
and it is obvious Unit if may Natioaal Anemblyi is to
be practically invested wittithis amount of Styrenes
power, such an Assembly must he r tine in its wad—
tare and authority, though it - include, like the Im
perial Parliament of the United kingdom, the repro
aentatives of three or more nations. We have seen
;that the Crown.and army do constitute a powerful
and enduring bend of onion between the It anoint
provinces of tho Austrian Empire. The,:rtnesion
which hap now to be decided ia, whether the - mtne.
notinalion can be maintained by the common liben.,
ties and patriotism of the people. Open the, sac
cessof that experiment dependis the ;dissolution of
the Austrian Blonarchy, or' the grad a al extension of
union, civilization; and freedom to racea and pro
vinces which a jealous and imperfect system of goy
moment has kept too widely apart.
In such a system of government-Hun. -
gary would
claim and ezercfrea large, and perhaps aprepoid
erating.part, and though we confess,,Mat , tve-look
with great doubt to Me felfilment oft' actinism which
requires an many sacrifices of prejudice •and tradi
tion, yet we are convinced that, in the hands of an
able Minister and a liberal Sovereigp, subtle eons-
Mention Would raise the . 41 ustriart,Eitipire
ashen and promote the common welfare -of all Its
members. In Hungary we.. believe that no incon
siderable part of the population, (rota - the highest
noble, to the peaaajitry, will hail the return oftieace
with enthusiasm, and rally round Me Enyercir;Fan
:-ciii Joseph ; and with regard to theftuswaninterien-
Von, which cannot but have left the moat painful ,
impression in the country, we treat the Emperor vf .
Russia will give the most effectual proof of lila dim,
interested, policy by withdrawing hie flocs with the
leabt possible delay. _
From the London 'Standard of Mai 24
Nearly all the German ournals-comiider the-war
with Hungary at an en d ; for they contend that
whether the etibmisaion of the insurgentsbe general
or confinedto the troops under GeorgePn comdmid,
it can be of little moment, since the fact,Of the
Dictator's surrender is undeniable, and this must
have such a moral effect upon the whole army alto.
render all farther attempts to oppose the
Austrian troops worse than useless.
Noma evaar one mum, isluAtrCorteparr' .
—The American Oil, hiving performed by Havre so
I many remarkable curee, and beluga powerful Re
' medial Agent for various diseases, has induced 'tome
persons to counterfeit this vDluable , medicine . The
original and genuine Americad is olatained froth
a well In 13urkeville, Kentucky from the sole and
Only proprietors, D. Hale &.Co., who appnliteillde.
Wm. Jackson, oEB9 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, their
sole and only agent for supplying autragents
tern Penneylvania, western VVirginia , and
Ohio. The true and genuine American Oil Ise:dark •
green color. There are various counterfeits abroad
--some Seneca Oil, some a mixture closely resem
bling the genuine ' , purporting to come born thePittii
burgh - and Allegheny Dispensary Compel:in some
black, some white, said to be made - from the Orig.
nal American DU. O. Hale & Co., the only and
sole proprietors- of the true and original Aftlethiao
Oil, DO NOT nor NEVER DID supply any-persona
who make the article called Extract - of - American
Oil, said to be refined, clarified andeoncentrated.
BEWARE of 'the worthless counterfelta,.un&ol3-
SERVE that Wm. Jackson, 89 Liberty. street,Pitts- ,
burgh, bead of Wood street is the ONLY and- SOLE
°gent for the aborementioned District, and that hone: -
is genuine but what has the Mute aed-eddiess
printed on the label, and in the pamphlet lit Which ,
each bottle ie enveloped, and likewise notice- that
the proprietors' address is printed In 'each pamphlet;
thus: wD. Hall & Co., Kentimlty." Another way
of detecting the counterfeits is the diffeienceln4e
price. The genuine is sold: invariably at 80 et,. per'
bottle and no lees, while some o f the counterfeits
are sold at various prices under. • -
_
The Pore end only Genuine American Oil. is sold
wholesale and retail' by Wm. .Jackson, it the only
agency in Pittsburgh,No. 89 Libertytitreet,head of'
Wood st.
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Notice. _ • • • •
fiILIE Auditors of Prrr Towasure i t
sale I. sals to do the work of rePaiting4e'l.lP,U".,... _e,
Township, elating at what rate per ay. of to . aou o r,Ftr e ft,
the Contractor will supply a sutftelent,pumhPr . -40 JP„
bodied Laborers;
.auti also at what rata ft..„.aa r t 9 . g. , ,TR-, ,
furnish - the 'montane munaber.of.Certe atm-LT. 8FF , b r . ....t :
within what trme Contractor will contpiete t he " Jo bs.—:
The Pre/icicle 0 1'40' be sealed : att .„...i keyl to
e - the on T ee tmp a.:
Clerk, at the offee.of War-1101t.P*11447470ilei.f.Pur-..
tre Avenue, before - or on the lkihdar - thiff of We ,ttudi
titer particulars will be filthiebed PY a
tors, or the TowAClerk.
rma di r liti t i E ,64 ,
fte rt/4 1 :tivAi: - .
EGARId--av boxes inp.Principe Seprei
1 00 o ....teeth& best brand;
for sale low by (son) .r. S. BONNETA
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It.tuptreerr—.o. ttr-readersiirayiltiirMlL;'s.,4, *cat,
vertisimietinif Kilian - Ili' thilitijn'aticiiiktr'col do' 14, ,,
The,Axacrican renimanunpalmaLitestartt
sFaoaT Taro . brass , [nda bad *fief eaßggSEer..
;Oki " • -
day of !yea
-• - alla ck --; yea
Joao. fr-cantr s ,:icho get
in the atertty, . , _
BAD BRUM Ittlisegreeablentstiliktie truirabli—na
other unpleasant emiteres, arethe'rese3t
Wien the Totik, insteadeLtteing,propirly dissoleedi re.
man/tie; tbestomaeh begomesut a*Dnetentri,
de d„ a deleterio'u's &jinn . ..5.01,4a generated,
which, mixing -with the Raid of the-month, bfeertaia' IttOt
bad breath, but 'Li:tibia - the tine iiteati of.
Naming pf. the vints,A.deposit tartar,..anit :decayed!
teeth. .
IWright's indian Vegetaitnr eters not - inairoleeiieea the'
stomach And botivida Offal' 11160 tind4nitndhMatorsOnd
purify the blood, but' they also rislere.--thit-Alge;liti
or
grew to ' healthy tonal' 'and are:),htirelork eproata,a;re•
Move a bad byeath, and preventpyamattne :decay et'
Bravery. ef' , Couttlasyrits -anal .linitotiont.:=Remetibei
that the Originat,andiOnLY-Oethline!indlini,Vegetable
truetWatasron
ihe lea laberef, atrektict4— '
Remember,- alisoMutt..R.RitY4ei-Lbearet,,aerneiat
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Market and Thiolitidet‘is not - an agent for this AMU=
einei, andmicannotentee-tui-geneineahat-prerati
by turn f o e mite • = =l' ;
The , genttinelni tor '4
Office-,l6B' , Rtior Ydreeti- Phibtdeititiltiv and, fit /Omni ,
-TROAPSON,. MI Liberty atreot,.Rittsbruthi..?i4Aiyhe
in sole agent ter this nay, k) , WO* dealera can
Plied ittlito wholesale ate ae
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Bosoms coliszsioraaata,.qoaeakHosiergialsvarahua
Pider4hittAZDlawe. , l , 4lZ,:tir t; ': , ,
4 ungruicriusk.-- -
-vidslio4ol, aatoHASß,have Aakenlaad;zafiiii4,4l4;s:
Aouse-formetrirla iowtwlktier: - Westerrr..Ezo§ituktht
on : SzaithPadl OP t tf ra atiag-tha: - Plisipaagabalailaaam---
ThpY keep , c4uitahtirga jiaasti4Vana of alauaela ,
krandi n Vanta,oft4dr-kuula,,Qpiaar a in their setatarate,,, ,
eta.— idntite. , -*lit-keiti ir.ll ancLevcirithinicPa,44 , l* •
ing tErespeettaai a itynitiq attt'
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;I;_lir tai fi e ctat. 7.2i. nue -Il licenii ew 1 4 8 4 13: 0 n en i14:. r010m4v4 , --Wr lakthaziltat- 4,44 .!
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35 0 BAGS BRAZIL SUGAR—Jast riceirod ;Ind for
U -aide by JOSHUA RHODES,
Seplit Nof6 Wood street
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LOCAL , IATTERS.'-'
61 = Be eppo}day
i56 44 1,04 . 401 1 4 1, 41 !: 46 / 1 1 0 3 vi
males. T.tee
" smiledis too 11 - eqoanilWOr .c h
Genii° the Hill for 30 days mheie:it.iiitikbphiaped
that low diet and cold writer..:jrilrietiprOw:ihele
health and mend their morale,—.
Two of they:tales were nlatkijed:trithdrefikentiette
and disordetlyiondnet,,aniLl6re sent to the gill
•
for SO dirpteach:
fhe,other two. weici
shiite;and werestinkCiifo:r.4hcrarieieh. •
ei nettet4lq.4-41Litatte4t itaitetniule
to naiad - dwelling house ckiligiteseitifttulapton,
7 1 0 4 4 1 1.4_ 0c . 0. 1/8 2 i f l iktifOattj'ilocit:4ChOghtnt
,Interi6ijed. entrance pot4e,tutuse;
Ittitspitkiiitootois --4 'Stehle-JIM AyTomentiteietiter eke, and. fkibikeereiquigatql#T . fil trm; ' whi4 l 4 l 4o . o Pie
Orn4klalleY hid riliseitNi , Order
iheethilbOltenight tot ertheate - ,Tiii iltch:ittee , .
gliikiriteatioliiesiitire tilsiet, but
bertire -theY 41$10tt leafh 41iCepOt . - the:regeei *IP
' ' aleaPPearegt' ' - " "-"-=;.•
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a szaT AITEIIrr 111' Thou ,ts4)))lpilr.-.- ?ureitteurf.
of yesterday ,- that `: tome - ofthe'parnihat4
given the , ide - 4 ihat the attempt at robberyst "a*
Acton ir Sargent" on Snulakiiciinlag, wairstietnist.
bl*”...Pach a n ja e rei 4 ll oo l- eve hi41 : 41 /- 1 4 1 UT
ropit of the;effairiAtibe ltypetCatiadeln lot
otool soy instead - of oecioltrp ad We bbini a killejtik
We are happy to knoirituVrtitWie;
p laceskee P'Pe'l, Pr- 08 T, "I'L
Altumr
before Alojes lenstdsnisyllittitisV
hod fasioSs. 4°4. asdltrt,lPO.gisglii.M-Pnitat
slid yitlitkowise
bats set otliffr:sdissilesZtakiiiikiirt . iiirsaq isitttitt
temPtiog SS so* him Ilitilif*()!:11*;40114 •
tie's lid hareietYetiseilkifyilif:APi,,.„:.,
-dratta..:Tbore4 the
Worths cartel a thitantsgibil faiirelrii#W4Qr=
removed. Ereaehs soalosientswhial overlook
aPPearsto 1111 4 4 . 1116 r bead. lb theagh-thV were
ashamed or tkOiocatioo.
barßavr3 o4,i4;#lo)4r fine brici itsvillvit
houses have been erected to the vicinttyofthe
court Soave dor i ngl it tl i l t ttr,.,eut!ttler;' ,o 4lch... greatly
adds to the appearance, of that. part of the
A Welsh congregation bay° also erected a:.,6ne
chapel in front of the,jail- . •
-7 q." . -
Pnlrtrro Promese,-74auite an .elteualvgbllqtrit
dose theca days in the paving ertont . .l.44s,:fc , faryj
number of flats may be 'seen, ilouci 111.0010444.
ricer filled `avitb itimecnhichliae been isiseattrona,
tho bed of' the-riveriv:;. •:••:41:11 , • '
Ara.r.onsnr Pouct Roar lionor,Tdnyor
Rosh, had hut one castortierielterdrix aroiiiog, who
aae brought up alter 4 o'clock, charged with'- hal
tering. He was sent to jail for fire •
hitarrenT.-4 !fleeting was held last night at-
Cape. Seidenetriehei7e foi the :purpose oforigneting
e new military company. r e have notbeen inform
ed to to who4l3re,the the mutter;
I tLevoa 'AND GROW Fe.t..*:! 7 ,lf
tbe truth or theOtiage - tilatetisia giow,Atims.*lsil
the theatre about these timer,• and our.wortftlit if
you won't atm° away-dteappoiiO4.'[..'
RZADINGI AND REClTATlOrllertil!ilkileeaciti.that
Mr. Kennedy tontianes hicititiqtrtainiing •reading
and recitations thinsinning; lii:;. th li:Fi*h7:iyaid:
public school roon,:On 00.1111,1041.:::
Nor Too Soorst.—We endetalitdithitgiemeye,
ein or the Allezticisy Water ''Strorkii'ilt iccokYtY
completed, when,.oor Stitter,cityleitemjoy4tterstopi•
fors and convemleoreo-oPpoid nodpurtiordide
eiwr rite ktaiet,LEV-an idVe'rtitieintat
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4nothar calpara ba - evels - tbarßaaaet ) ,o Dar`
linage: haajteceivad atapplyairtreaft.llaltlapika*i'
stern , -;he krat of Ahaaeatoft • -
DoT B + f i hu
pensmiage had a glt att-' ,
diencachat - aighl lia'bpA4 dam;
oftbis:cityki - partiadiatly- Damn =Whitt? `olll:ls._Rai.. ,
ette
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tepuppfuec,ormatter,pn
Tuesday night, on she aurae!: and;ofjyßtni:: i
strieti,,vilii4tiluiqd attain- lea sirieritis.?_-No
ar4tridito. -
roe kicked lifkl..9il7..e'rsu!`'
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News by Telegraph!
Reported, for tk!e'REOrpOg-Post
ARRIVALp*,I:II3.3=OP.A. ,
--,- -7 . =-Niiielaiikewroltr.l - I—P. 11;
-Thviftili ai r &Pregilitloll6lo juiced,lvilbollo
w-eeklislat4Uwir not be abli,
.104111/1-tbe news • •
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811kiIiinrs; Sept. 11.
The, inteinienti;for Abo week -paling on , Sunday
Were 66; of•wblcb 0172 wettikkri
tire° under five jeers of age, •
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rben3lllll.been*Y:;cdt,4q#l,}ili-Ctoi4detti;ip. the
POnrtb"diain)ll.` •• . -
•" ' ' 2 d-AINkfEI.YOIOICG.''
• . x - • Pettrintunzt., - 'lilept...• 11. - •
Nineteen :town/bilis'; . have -been '-bearit•Lfrogn in
;111 / 1 1 a4 - ivihicki l l4leate:tbe3Nlisiiss
tic; enadate `. dot doverhor Two Whtg g alas ,u.
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'NEVZ - Vl3lllcMATtj T
• ' °C Y 0 fur I ef)
Floor The market Cull and prince areJ in favor
of the buyer..: Grain., o 6iniisquitseilifensiutid;'.veith• e a lea of
Weston/ siegisLat 61f . i,salispaif •16001yr)Itsw at 63,
tiliziAllauK63l•i 9 '
. =o7, .Previtlituii:..,Tbere it; no;roovenaint is tiny .I.rtielte
Kattimr.vr..Beeve.s.c.At, . market
therti*ererPOlNiiiiil.ol_fiontbren; 850 , ,tie04 , 01° N.
•
• York Statelindlain. - :';The rates areo tt0,66,7,;;The
leant' bead left, •
aver,
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•;- oottrotAtiriktiaxgl%-
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baiwol) Otiatigatrictr tiotldsi In this ar
ilele., • ••• - • • - •
of,soti - . 'sticks.. at. Louie
iikeatrifs64.ogieionsbel. - - •. 4
•ttoseae~ -
Balleen -6 6@ej asked
S}perlb'"•' • • .
lit l ldiliej , ';‘ l 3alittleeintisler:dte'esfeni 30F,per
galhon
,"':Lard : ."Selini o*nrrnl . / . ..50f priinelatl4.p4fiar.,
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c, " ELIZA. -COOS: ' •
THST PUBLISHED,-No:1- of the Mae riena Edition
:tt ' SFJZA CO9ICp...IO7.EtNAL: • •
zarrosus.A.Dosses.,
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• ...Mile, ventarlng-thlastep in theuniversak march of pe..
tiodieals, letitbeunderstood that I ant net tinsjounlct de.
elaromyself i'mentalloais of-Are:beatinespecitilinis'-
einem save the - people in.their nobte warAgainst,igno.
ranee and . simply'preparen , plamferust where
=the viands of my owa choosing and onwix
otin dressing .' I hope if what F•provide be wholesome my
and rellshing,Mahall hove a of friends °t ray board
:whose kind words and cheerful encouragement willke ep
ratC rabi d a Proud- and k!teetalthe Paetlien at, thAtteed.of the
• I Mitre - been to c i- long - known . biilleieikOMefriddress •
to feel strange in addressing them.' lifyhditliest rhymes,
written with intuitive:impulse - bifore - luteknied expo-.
titmice or politic judgment costa dictate Melt- tendency,
• were accepted and responded to by/nose whose word is .
a" tower of strength.o - Thelitst active breathof nature
that swept over rt7.,:hein-stringa. awa ke - wild. bet 'ear.
nest melodies, .which:Tdifted down in simple notes.
Apionl forma Mat others thought. . the tent wort learn.
Lot—When Ihearxlmy iitrains hummed abaft the sacred
atte of domestic firesideit, and saw old Men,tnight 'we
•
'men and 'young childteni steaming' tar ballad attains,
- Men was ;I made to think. that mjr burning desire to pour
-om my seitinstneasine masia - wrtsgivenme fora {tar!
-pose. My young bosom-throbbed with:reptunikfotitay
feeling* - rnetwiter responsive: elohaessfroni . honest raid
gemalne humanity, and thirglary of Heaven seemed par
tially revealed when I ilistrotttltlpag:held.persver over
'the n(Tectiope ofeanh
'The same sitif-I.Whiet±:Preeimfed icy first attempts
mark my present one. _NY/mahaste done hnsfound gen
' Maas napportviernie trust. that *bat I:May do will - stip
'ineet`the kind bander help--; I have fall ionideneetipmy
'friends, and he helm if I cilreitherhile tombination of re--
rtility and intasemeny they will,freely, - yiva dm *areal
: brim and cot Minh -worse or tilo- for . naming freely- with
4lientnt the nitirket4lace of_aotivity and labor. '•
I:itm haat:pus:hi give any feeble. aid to the gigantic
ittruggrefornitelfectoal eleva tion now ping o% and fling
ony enorgies and *ill into a minel.Whepar
.*: aniMate
.zralously - • • • .
it is hiti•titie Bud Merit'eteldensis‘chindalrf ignoinnee
rm heolissipated ,, -lingectmcgnaluttaf erter:•-yet.to
:amMived-Mhat'iberaia a. stirring develiMement•nuel.the• •
maturr , which onlyrequires steady andfree namnmlos .
;:with:truth-lo.elptutd: itself,into Ant enlightened and
practical wisdom onWhibttnyee.4ests :lbw-perfection of
attel4,lind Politjeel eifili•r•inions : and billevit"thia all
who; brk la the held of literaluni With the 'sincere '
strata saye'ilte many by amositig genuine ayrepathY end
eductithin*tastes,"need make little Of their •
• retiree' the , people , ' . hreirn7stdhelent!petiception : to • •
Ihrtmogitly. estimate WOO tira•-titlY,.-"iidut-" . 'tad
fern t•-•• t.•i only
ask atrial.,Me• bati-my indintetit 7
m
can offer fro the ',ccs 7 o on of hea l 2. - anitmigototusl
tolentead ovne.o adn ffortg Dia,rzt.poOK.Thfe .
journal will be figblished weekly and
ler:Wit Contain-IQ-AV!! ectaveipages;',dduble . colußsts,' •
Ittvtll form two handsome volume, asmtially Theprlca .- :- • -
•a ceottawiodoesei,tion,.so.„(
par./annum
'4'ablillush prcvsoil a i san : arbie4 ,l rear:TOrkkes4l4„ . . ••'
.. Drate rlb : •Btothertr,tentrittraceclongeg . lhenbanijann ..
street; 'Spinets' a .,,, P4wasandylltondesaluthild'Hif Witt'? •
k•Davenpor., , T4*.dlfitilldirigs; and. surtile:Orciflar.
bookseller.' • • ••• ••• t'r4: . ."!,%:i .
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