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liolidey Lekli froth the heedinefiere of the
Admlnlsttstion porgy in the Tetritoey, (Lee
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tend, the cootractota contgreOte, the tree.
soy rate cusemble, in& the le l 4-01 56 erl lanY•
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sentlemen of the Clotnthlu6lld, end helierirs
In the new solid of Dentocirecry
THE ISTJWATLARTIC mastrArn.
At Mk - very time *ben publlnfspoctstion
bad alothit ceased to harbor tie hope of Ina
ens, daring the potent yur, the letelllgendr,
reachei4¢f . the'computiosAr..4*o4o4 -
Telegraphic conimuileatlon. redesign , the
Mated iltatesileam:fligage Niagara Strived
in Went Bsy,Yrearfonadlit* t ber peaks
the prodf of bee smith. ',The - greatest eel
*nee experiment has bowman Itecanplished.
This very day, id all ,probabillty, Presidini
If WILMS WM iicithe &tele : path frbai Queen
VICTOOJA-11 ZOOMS* of amity, and lipid
congratulating both, nations on thth new , con.
union which : Unites Oar More firthly,
truth, than wry diplomatic truths could do.
It le impoesible, amid the gratification and
wonder which Ire experhinde, cosily biesleor
late, oven if vre had - autficidtat data, on the
permenence, the dratabillty, ot the ooturectlng
line which now joins the old wood and the
New. Neither can we speculate on th e new
era which it Will Probebly, :ithintruince for
Jounallant. , But we thiyitate that, : nil mat
ter Mir hoary tie menu, the many renders
of Tan Plus alullthrre the tidiest Wrathy
which can be derlied from this further and-
Illation of time and distance.
Ws the fatly determined to be second to no
Journal In the tinted in gad our readers the
faiket and latest Information, front ill car.'
ten which Ira can : Procure, at ariy coot. That
this Is no Uhl boast Ii Proved by whet we hove
done. W. appeal to that, and are content to
let the • paribniuuthe or the Pasi apeik tur
wombs of the Future. , ,
!MEN Taxosiorw,—Otit ups% pulpit net&
for tomorrow will be of a &sows, preeehei ea
hat 131b1salk morale( ' by the R . N. A. A. Willits,
putt of the lint Morita Dutch Ohareit,
BOMA Cloodai tdisoht.• • • • •
Mr. Wallis' Wm Of Mir BOOM dad moot .5.
ant pulpit orators, sad la the lona= "bid wo
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Ti. Posse, h. oshiblts la a high dopes the
Moral sattlieetariaa spirit for . which " both his
pulpit tad leotati•board Ants are alike dtstin.
gidaked. By a kohleidelee, entirely ealateittloasi,
It so lamas thee op the onstptoiing di:, one
you ago, a Akita of a &lours& frail the maul
Cognises wee publhthed la oar columns; the tint
of a soles which has bin sattipaed weekly from
that day to Wt.' ,
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H. Vbiton, D. D., of Boston, his tsoknod du too.
!wilily of OIL Pees Olntrah, In Mit shy, to as
*opt the potent Wog& of tio °Web of Du
Holy 'Malty, In Ala silty. Dr. Vinton is is
ON aid eloquent Alvin', sod bu soot anooptaWy
iloolnlaill 110 dotloo, of rooter of St. Fiore
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Tit , Great Political • I ntion of '''the
~z • Age—The Lecompfeßrlest. t - .-, .. "-:,''
' When the Lesompton Cortitntieft, with lie'
aed rebottle, was firsVOritted,:it seemed
iln sonable to expect liat*Oattirtivordd
lifedilee any political prodigy more reniarksble. '
But its one great invention is often only the
pioneer of another equally startling, it has
happened. that : the Calhoun contrivance has
pared theyq for something still more won
deribl--the LedomPton testa WO are not pre.
to Satellite°, positively; who is best en.
titled ,to the honor - of being; cotuddorectOr
anther, but promo it may .be equalti sharea
by the editors of the Washington Mei" the
!!illuminated" ifinator; Thetas, and One G.
bias:, Letters patent have, dollh i *, . - ) e0 1
*maed to It by the National ..Adrehristration.
As
Ibis Mat , a b,014.i j ak vaitkooming into
universal use ahreiogleout,to Girton, and threat.
ens entirely to
. r. ri f aii ra
ties, it kielte American poll
le impo f we shoild hilly tinder.
it s awoke:: By a teat we- ire enabled
to diatiii , etween the false , and the true;
rhe . d t he , good , th e genuine and . the
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e 9 - eft.: By tuft the chemist ascertains .
Mrhpreaeiece of nrsitio, the purity of metals,
•'e ingredient, of any articles., which may be
`Presented to bldt' r e ' The new invention gives
to the political ' ,WOO, '
.a' mode - of de
' tsithining; summarily, and, certelnly, mooted
quistirres of Orthodoxy: ' Devotion to Le.
eietiten is the teat..' AD who are prepared
to advocate the • enforcement of, a Condi
tritiott -open a people against their will are
Deletaltati—thoeiWbo do not cobsent to this
Aoctrineare by that reit:mai shown to be be
yond the: pale of the party. 'The distinction
iliaplain and marked one. Like all great in
ventions, this test Is perfectly direct in its
operation. It is tine that men,who,, in the
simplicity of their heirts, have supposed they
were Aemberats i and 'who ' have been weak
etiouightathinkthat the rule of the people
'and popular sovereignty were Die very corner
stones :Cf,the temple in which*. their lita-long
political worship has been rendered,; may. be
Soreewhat astonished by this .dlacovery; but
what of that? ".bid ideas and Rrejudices must
give way to medern solence I . and who will
dare to 00,14 She high authorities by which
the new patent is endorsed f
Ai the test, however, la practically applied,
we confess it is somewhat curious to note its
effect ::',Tri their eagerness to 'display its vir
tues, ,s
'Otei of the first practical experiments of
its 'atheist bak been upon Senator Douoias.
He has for years been recoguised by the whole
American people as one of the strongest pillars
of our party—as 'one of the boldest, *West,
and most. effective champions of its principles
—in the Senate and,before the people. In all
,
the great contests .
of the last twenty years his
!toe has' been beard in ringing tones high
there the din of cheering on the Demo
cratic hosts. 'There is not an, honest Demo
crat In all this - broad land , who has not felt a
thrill efjoy at 011ie of his grand achievements
duiing that . period ) and bad his political faith
strengthened' or renewed by his masterly
speettet. The author and leading advocate
Of the Nebraska bill, he .ought to know some
thing of Its meaning; but as be persists in an
honest adherence to its previsions, as he nn
dengands therni the Lecomplon test infallibly
pronouncol hint beyond the pale of the Demo
cratic party. . - • .
For years, too, Governor Wise has been
hailed as one. of the moat gallant of the De
mocratio leaders. Time and again has ho ral
lied Virginia to the support of Mr. littowarran,
In& when KnOw- B othingism raged rampant .
Ind victorious, he chirged upon it heroically,
and destroyed it. - Gifted with very remarks
ole talents, tits whole energies hsie been
effectively•enliated in defence , of the Demo
reilit, mad; Bat he will not bow the lame to
Leiorapton or the English bill, and the test
'looms him. - • • . '
=ZEE
AndHonsar J. WALLER, too 1 He is' the
very embodiment of American •Progress ;
his mied,"it storehouse or statesnumlike ug•
rations; his record, ono galaxy of deeds
tone for republican empire : and extension ;
his amiation, to see his country go forward ,'n
the march of Democratic principle. And yet
he Is rejected because he rejects Lecompton.
SO, 00, Of &AXTON, BAWOROYT, PAC ER,'
1 / 1 01(31/Jtj OFIAPMAX, and hundreds of thou
sands of meu in the Democratic ranks, who
never swerved one Inch from the strictest re
quirements of its creed. The test overthrows
In an intuit all their preteruiloni to Demo
cratic consistency, and robs them of the name
of Democrats.
Had we spaceand time, it would be amusing
to conelder who, on the other hand, have be.
come Democrat* of the first - wafer by the
operations of this 'test. The list includes men
who have never Sated with the party or voted
a single Democratic ticket-then whose whole
lives haie been spent in wining upon its prin
ciples and Its organisation—men who have
gloried, fifths nit:alai of their sectionalism—
tad men , who )11P6 .eves placed plunder high
i dtoveysinelple. The tent establishes their or
thodoxy. Now, however, and by the simple
operation of endorsing s wrong, they have their
Cones blazoned first upon the roll of reel-
Wants of high homy And etioluments.
The Atnevican people will no doubt duly
honor'- in Invention which . has schleved such
wended.*
J. Glancy Jones a Dlnorganizer in
Berks.
MIR The here)
. The laming announcement that "Berko was
to tho leldl sad Mr. Jolooa unanimously 'odor,•
Id," created belittle surprise heri, as it wu a
fee( with whioh we, who live here, ought to have
butt acquainted, but of . which we knew nothing.
If Mr. Jones mills the proesodinv of the moult
Clout, Convention a "unanimous endorsement,"
lie 4 eirtataly very easily plumed.
The ineetietwu the largest and most exalting
aver held In our county, and had the Jones men
behaved with eonimon deeeney, all would bare
pulsed off harmoniously. The meeting was called
to order by At. M. Sailed*, Esq ~ who nominated
Dr. Jamie Donisirin for ehairmen, and he wail fair
ly and honorably elected. Then ensued a scene of
bullying and confusion that baffles all desaription.
Our littlas)talff, Indeed of being a conservator Of
the pose., was the worst of the crowd, yelling out
the nuthof ' , Anti," theta' SOGOLOd for obeirinen
asw
secret conclave of the Jones men. A lawyer,*
I•Melt convert from the Whig tants, made
himself quite coupieuons in 'a similar men
nor, roiling up hls stares in. a threatening
style, but he .didn't strike anybody. Another lad,
Who has • the dlaUngutshed honor of having
been among the Out to join this Enow.Nothinge,
and the Teti Ant that was kicked out, sLo
pare for notoriety, sad raved like a little mul
lein ibr 1' while, but became . suddenly quiet
when there samedecided suggestion from the
emerd 'I to put ; that boy out!" The custom
• house bid • fall delegation here, and even Wash.
(legion era drawn upon for fortes, in the pawns
of several Government othoials. It was astonish.
bog to see bow enthusiastic these gentleman'
with in bawling out "Kota." In !pits of all
these disgraceful efforts to disorganize . the
meeting; (an attempt 'similar to that played
by Joao in Illinois,) Dr. Janice Dont•
gin, the revdarly•eleottel chairman, main.
baud his position, widths meeting proceeded to
appoint the usual °Moore, and a committee to
drat rieoluttoni. The 'boatmen did the same
thing ; so we had two mutiny at one time. This
was the " unanimous endorsement" of Jones. You
wtll penththe that the Jones men is their moth.
Mons endorse the Lecoutpton swindle; much to the
diem* Of every true. Democrat. The rapier or.
pulatten,-In ,thelr realutions, are Went upon
this subject, salt was thought but not to Introdue
the topic at 111, although I assure you there would
hire bunt be dlalaulty In passing au antl-Letiompton
reeolOtlen, had aban desired Jans aderessed
the meting in his usual silly and aupagotel
Manna, and, In Mauve of all previous usage, an.
manes himself 1111 a candidate; stating /Au the
Pruitiotil littirod it? If this he 'true, and the
Pi0 , 41 411 ‘ letillll 4 4 to .164 thr suppnifrom
lab !toreidotinespildes,' his * Administration
'urea be weak Leda& , Its loon se Jones bad con.
elided, One et Mt otheials moved to Adjourn; 'add.
Dig *it )431 good Geriatrists *quid leave, and the
imiestsinatirstarenteln," wherapota Jona and
fife fettliweee seeetual, and :the aowd remained .
31 4 4 : '41 1 Swift thudreported the raw
Igloo!, sob hike Unanimously' adopted, after
which eloquent aid Weida' speeches were mid,
by Maj. A. Jordan Saute, A. ballade, Esq.:
ind 'Wesel listowd, L. Tung. ~The speakers
their- alladaetleally reeehrek and: were hitsr.
rapid ,bt ' treititeet . *Ad latonessts applause.-
Tbliat i Jai history.. of ilitoTtnor in *bleb
1 /Beritele the ddb"-, • ,' :•:;;!•0 1 .*TAC
• Om OW be laanmsoyetearent, wh o
did lint kiln*, whtle Inadll4 la* hi uncut*
whether he should remain there and oppose I
the Pernoonto7; or go to Berke and go for the
boutouray 1 bid he profit by going 'to
;oohs& Admen Is to be bung In Hart county,
de the third of ,Itext mouth, near the same
riot, Oen his brother wee hung a short time
y0..-both eormalttel intutter.
Father Henson, the original cc Unplo Torn,"
was satpaotad to be prising a t es Mau Convention
of eolankl °Wray, at New Redford, on Monday
BY miplvjGgit
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Nones*oluce of TbißreesP%
-1040 2 "ITNAtigt4t51d 858.
y o u: - hairs - R on ie . annourolid: in a, tb ) dgrapbio
despatch from this city, and alai in the,Weshing
toh Star, that the commission appointed to seleot
and determine upon a site for a new ptisintiloe and
customhouse In - Philadelphia, lately been in tea
l/10,3,1'nd are about to announce their deolaion. r
A O fanned to believe this announcement ',reme
lting. 'A And the= law has been disoovered, and
nittlY to give considerable trouble. By the
csmstitutlon'of the Vatted States, 043ngress is to
exercise 'exolusive legislation and.authority over
all places pnrobabed bYthe Consent of the 'Legis
lature of the State in Which 'the Mtge eball
for the. erection of . forts, 'megastrics, - ,titebriabi;
dockyards, and other needful buildings. The
sot .of 'Assembly of the State of -Pennsyleaula,
Pasted in 185 T, sired the aoasent of the Common=
wealth to the, purolnir's of the '.hanir. of ?entieyll
vitals 9 for the purpose of a .post office." .',Tbe
&Id conveying the property to the:United Meta
followi the aot of Assembly. Renee, it is argried
that as tholaw now hands, it le not within the
power of the Goiernment to convert that building
IMO a custom house. Tim oontent of the State of
Penneylvanla to the purchase, for the purpose of
a poet ojiis, it is said, lain the nature of condi
tion, and the. ThitaiStates would 'have about as
much right to nee the ground fora powder 'nage
sine as for a Custom borne. Under; these °Wein
stances, the individual partite interested in the
preeent oontraet bave beill lately urging their ne
cessity of going on with the work already+ begun
on Second Street. The biggest of the "Rice .70-,
ben," as they are stalled in your city, I be
lien; was here last week to effect that object. In
the meanwhile, a queer story has got afloat about
a large quantity of marble, originally designed for
the Capitol, but width was found to be unsuitable
when sent on here, being destined for the Second
street building.
There are niorithlngs In heaven sad eaFth,liointlo.,
` Let your citizens keep a good look-out. The
delay arises, I imagine, from these canoes, and
treat "strong dedreouthe part of the commilaricm
to locate the post °pee on Chestnut street, and the
sustom hones on Second atroet, in complianoe with
the wishes of a vast majority of your °Mama. But
tite`y must *limey pones, the power to do so be
fore they vehtnro to attempt It. One of two things
will hive to be dona 7 -elther togo on with the work
on Second street, already begun, (which is not
likely to be the oeute,) or !upend the whole sub
jeot until the next meeting of your Legislature,. in
order to obtain the proper kind of consent. The
true course is' to combine the Post Omoe and
courts In one building, and to put the Custom
House Into the tobacco warehouse, on Dock street,
which would leave the Pennsylvania Bank and the'
building In Fifth street to oil to pay all outside
expenses, if the appropriation failed.
Truday's States (a daily Demooratie paper
here) complains of the number Of leading Mill
stone gluon to Pennrybrania. I give you the
most Irreverent paragraph :
A telegraphio despatoh from Philadelphia in
forms us that strong effort le being made In behalf
of ex-Mayor Vaux, of that city, for an appoint
ment to a foreign • mission. In behalf of equality
and Pasties, we would like to know how many
more foreign missions Pennsylvania expecte ?
Besides a legion of oozing., secretaries of lega
tion,, and commercial agents, the old Keystone
State hits been complimented with the following
fait missions : •'
George M. Dallas, Minister to London. '
Wm.B. Reed, • China.
Joseph R. Chandler, Naples. •
Joseph B. Clay, " Lima.
Ohm. R. Bookslow, " Eouador.
We think Pennsylvania certainly has straitly
rather the.llon's share Of oomfortable places, and
that modesty would Motete the propriety, even if
the old State hu any further claims upon the De
mousey, to withhold them for the present.
The States. should recollect that, as yet, not
one of the old guard of Mr. Buohanan's friends
in Pennsylvania has_ got a place, and .that
every one on this list
,Is composed of people
heretofore indifferent or hostile to Mr. B. • I
believe Mr. Clay is an .exoeption, and he Is
retained becatuie" he IS almost indispensable;
Out It Ii a'fact that Mr. Buohanan has no
vet given ono of his friends a foreign mission
ors leading consulate. The foot that the "table's
full," to use a Muleltdan phrase, doea not luduoe
others to apply, and.if anybody 'loots to come in,
why should It not be Mr. Vona He has all the
prerequisites', and Is a very worthy ana excellent
man. He fell for Leoompton, and why should
not Looompton raise him?
J. R. WOlintoot, of Allegheny, A. A. Bridges, o
Lehigh, 300. 11. Brinton, of Chester, &0., do.,
most wall till Leconipton Is duly enshrined as a
pert of the national Democratic' deoalogue before
they get in. Mr. Blender, of Lanoaeter, and Mr
Brewer, of Franklin, are both postponed for Mr.,
Chandler, who took no risks in 11150, and therefore
goes to Naples.
It ie•now stated that the salary of the Pitts-
burgh poet Office le to go to mend patriotio
ola coal agency. It was too much to
give to one,
and therefore has been out into parts.
Will not the United States Senate interfere?
I have told you all the time that Ron. J.
Davis, one of thesougtia Democrats from Lan.
ans, would be re-elected, thetigh " thrown On* "
by the party Convention. As an evidence of - the
feeling which prevails in his district, take the fol
lowing, confided to sue by a distinguished Hoosier
now here:
"One hundred and twenty-one Demoorate of the
town of Vigo, Indiana, come out, aver their own
signatures, in a curd published In the Terre Dante
Express; in =Mat to the query propounded a few
dais ago by a oorrespondent In the Terre Haute
Journal, asking, Who wants John O. Darla to run
for Contour 1' and reply, ' We, the undeisigned,
and several hundred other Democrats, want the
Hon. John 11 Davis to represent us in Congress,
be being the only man on whose prinoiplee we can
depend donog the natentattaohed to the card
ars the truest and best Democrats of the Eleventh
(Ind.) district."
Col. Barrett, tho newly 'sleeted Congressman
from the Bt. Louts diStriol, in place of Blair, Re
publican,' is a thorough Douglas man, end could
never have bees elected without the vote of the
Douglu Demoemay of Bt. Louis. H 6 was here
just after the adjournment of Congress, in oom
pony with Col. Armstrong, late postmaster of St.
Louis, or preoedlng his striosi, snd did not hesitate
to toy he was with Douglas in his Attlee. I
think he tubsequentlrvisited Philadelphia, and
talked about the UM. Way.
The failureof J. Glancy Jones to get the united
support of his party In his distrlotsorprises nobody.
lie has made no character in Washington. To
make character Is not in the man, though to make
money is. Be has got on here by 'matins.
lag the Southern men that he controls his
own State, and that in his own district
hfuhlenburg'i strength was a farce to his.
He is an essential toady, too, and courts power
to the uttermost, flattering the :weakness of
the President, and crawling under the lash, in
stead of resisting It like s man. In this tray be
gets places for a few men, whioh he takes good
care to " dirlde." He has a ravenous appetite for
jobs, Mid will be a partner In a printing con
tract,' in Collins' line, in a patent, in a divorce
cue, In a fat salary, in a scheme to buy public
lands, as circumstances may require; and In
making Leoompton a test be Is a huge hero. But
se to helping his Mato, or retuning to submit to a
piece of °Motel despotism, that is not in his TO.
eabulary.
I speak of whet I know when I say that Jeffer
SOD DaThl is bitterly hostile to the late course o
the Adoilnistration on the Kansas question.
Who Shall Foot the Bill?
Notwithstanding the subject has been before the
world for many months, so general were the
doubts In the public mind respecting its anal con
summetion, that the announcement .yesterday
afternoon that a the Atientle Cable had been sue
laid," may be said to have taken the
whole community by surprise.
Should the sequel proye a reel and continued
mem. the Fourth of Augnat, 1868, (the date of
the arrival of the Niagara at Trinity Bay,) will
probably mark an epoch in the history of Journal.'
lam as important as was, by the, act of the Fourth
of July, 1476, marked In the history of nations.
Think of it! Daily cemmunication with the Old
World not only so, but in course of time, hourly;
converse with our antipodes! Annihilating the
8,000 miles of the earth's diameter !, not by any
hocumpootte triok of whipping his brimstone end
saltpetre majesty wound the stump, bat by an Un
broken electric current around the earth. A few
years ego the world was in ecstasies about
prying into the , domestic &Bebe of our neigh
bors In the moon, by Means of a highly
Improved telescope, , but even , with that ran
dried plausible, to a demonstration, the idea
that in 1858 we, hare in
. Philadelphia, should re
title* intelligence from England, and attitally lay
It before the newspaper reader 'upwards of two
hotin earlier , in the day than the precise moment
itleft the chorea of Europe! would hare been :re
garded even more moonshiny than . the moon
.itself. When, he comes, to "makes note 'of this,
Jpltn Boil will swear that Jonathan is running
shied of time for certain But how is the enor
mous outlay edhsequent upon thie newly-J(80 , 0)ra
news-mine to , be met? That is a rub, and one
which will probably fiction the pillar's on the quar
ters of many a newspaper publisher. That the bits
Of transatiantio news henceforth to, be served up'
to the readers of enterprising journals—which can
afford to pay for the luxury—will be dainty mor
sels, may readily be Imagined., To receive .a
daspafabaor example, et 1 P. M., stating what
the Alum had dined on at a; Would be Almost
equal, one should think, io dinlnewith the Pres!. •
dent But who, is to pay for them exquisite new
delleisoles I—,that is the question. As a question of
ethioe, the answer would be, naturally enough,
they who reap the benefits should foot the bill; bat
In molt a ease, who really, will ••be the benefited
parties se not so easily arrived ' at. The serest
prediction probably would be, that the advantages
flowing from this most wonderful triumph of
science and art of the nineteenth century will be
TIFE PRESS:-E'IIILADELPHIA, CDAY, AVGIJST 185 g.
eminently math:Mid fa. : thelf:oltaraeter;;' , as; did I
space permit;miglit.readiVieShoWti.
hymby than, rtdtethe:itlalititi Telegrephla a
great, Eras, gttetnationdl true ei t orbi the expiry- :
sea of witio4 ; to be> sustained by,thq National
Treasuiios of Such an
arrangement oottid be made at a trivial coot to ;'
both countries. at large, and al the advantages
arising from It wilVbe pre:mninently °La liftlidnat
charm , eV, this 6011 Vile (teaming the minutia of the
plan for future- oonsideintion)_wdidd..cottainiy
seem to he the most just and .praettqable for the
publie good: , it, mods bill, the universal advocacy
olirnewepaper. oonduolorkat both ends of the
line, to have this, eonsuMmeted.. And wko will
not sax that thesoooraidishnieit of ouch an ar
vangoment would be a desidonilum indeed?
• , ' ' °avail/am.
Great -Dentocrottic
• The Democratic. °S teens ofßorks pointy assem:
bled in annual, county, meeting,,agreeably to the
oaf of the standing collimate!, on Tuesday, Au
gust 3 . *B5B .. • .
The meeting Ivesone of tho largest:ever held In
Mir ecitinty; which proses tlio'sundloilniabed at
taohment of the Detaciersoy Of old BSA; td their
hOali
thne-nottineiplee..' . • •.• -
The- meeting 'was called to ordor by A. Sa
lado, Zig., of Reading, who nominatod,for
.• President—James Donagan. Bag;
Viee-Presidenta--Major Min Bunke, Dania
'Mauer, Airatinto Kieffer, Daniel Shp, Henry B
Biondi', 'Jacob
Seoretarina--jobn, , Rightmeyer, 4aeob .M
Ballade.
On motion of 001. S 'mewl L. Yoang a committee
of ono from imehTherough, ward; and tdvinship in
.
the county' was appointed to delta resolutions ex
pressive *of the sense Of the Demooraoy of ,
Berke, who, after retiring for EOM time, reported
through their chairman, Major A. Jordon Swartz,
the following resolutions, which wore unanimously
adopted : ,
By the Democracy of Berke, In general county;
meeting amembled, '•
Resolved, That we have undithinished faith in
the purity of the principles of the Demooratio
party, end firmly believe that in a faithful and
true exposition end maintenance' of the same,
reeds the security and perpetuity of, the
Resolved, That as Democrats, and Pennsylva
nians, 'reboil with pride the wiedom, patriotism
and firmness, that has oharecterised. the Adminis
tration of our Chief Magistrate, James Buchanan
hie recent prompt notion in regard to the "Man?
'or Studien" has doubly endeared him to the De
mooraoyof Berke, who so nobly and offeetually ,
aided in placing him in the high, position which Ito
now °couplet and adorns.
' Resolved, That we hail with no less -ptide .the
Administration of the Chier Magistrate of our own
State, William F. Parker. The fearle's and honest
manner in which be has ozonised the veld - power
bas won for him eluting fame, and convinoed all
that this high prerogative of power could not have
been committed to more safe or deserving. hands.
Resolved, That, we cordially approve of the
nomination; by the Demooraile State. Convention,
of William A.' Porter for Supreme Judge, and
I Woolly FrOst for Canal Commissioner.
Resolved, That we disapprove of the aottorr of
our representatives Who voted for an increase of
their pay, both in the State and National branches
of our Government. , • '
Resofeed, That we recognise the principle of
"rotation in office," as heretofore expressed by
the Demooraoy of Berke, both in county Meeting
and by written pledges of nomineci,as being emi
neatly Democratic, and that it should be adhered
to in good faith, in regard to all offices; county,
State, and national. • •
Resolved, That the general prostration of all
the great industrial interests of our country, as
well as the wints and embarrasathents of the
United States Treasury; imperatirely demand a
revision of the present tariff; that to accomplish
this object, we declare our belief In the oorrcot•
netts and efficiency of the Principles of the tariff
of 1840, and hereby ingSruot our representative In
Congress to use all honorable means to procure a
repeal of the tariff of - 1851, and adopt such
changes! es will afford soffit:dent revenue to avert
direct taxation, and at the carne titrio afford maple
and sufffeiont prOtcotiOn to our home interests and .
manufaotaree, and give our laborais and me.
shanks. who are now in suffering and distress, re
lief and employment.
Raolved, That the election for delegates to the
next County Convention be hold 'at the mai
places for holding Muth oleotions, in the several
townships, boroughs, and words of the county, on
Saturday. the 80th of August, between the hours
of two and six o'clock P. M , except that in air
the boroughs of the county the polls shall be kept
open until seven o'clock P. M., and in the city of
Reading until 8 o'elook P. M., and that the del*
gates so elected shall assemble in County Conven
tion, in the Court. Souse, in the said city, on the
following Tuesday,-at 10 o'clock A. M., for the
purpose-of nominating candidates for the seVeral
offices to be filled at the election on the second
. - .
Tuesday of October next: The delegates who had
seats in the last County Convention, are hereby an
iherieed to bold the election for delegates thle year,.
except where said delegates may be candidates for
re-election, in which case the remainingdelegate or
delegates shall have power to appoint substitutes.
Reaolued, That the proceedings of the meeting
be published in all the Democratic papers of
Berke county, In the Democratic papers of Harris
burg, and in the Washington Union.
The meeting was ably and eloquently addressed
by J. L. Gets, Rel., Maj. A. Jordan Bwartt, COI.
Samuel L. Young, A. 0. Green, and A. M. Bal
lade, Begs. Signe. by the Oilloere.
THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
TILE KANSAS ELECTION.
Returns from Leavenworth and liteka.
Llavnireroarn, August 2, via Booneville August
4, per United States Express.—The eleotion on the
adoption or Notion of the Levonspton Clonstitu,
lion, as provided by not of Congress, took Flue
to-day. The whole vote polled in this city on the
propositions was 1,724, as follows;
In favor of the proposition of A(111113111013 as a
State under the Lecerapton Oonstitution... 132
Against the proposition 1610
This is the largest vote ever polled in this city.
The election, with the exception of a slight dis
turbance in the Second ward, passed off with the
utmost propriety, and without any notable incl.
dent.
At Ktokapoo prealnet thero were - ninety votes
out In favor of the propoeltion, and Arty-three
against It.
General Barney returns to the fort to-day.
Barry's battery will teaoh tho post to•morrow.
Missouri Election'.
Sr. Levis, Aug. s.—Prom the Fifth Congres•
atonal Distriot we have additional elimtion ra.
turn,. John W. Reid; the Democratio candidate,
has the follottleg majorities: Jackson county; re
ported 300 majority; Monitean county, from 40 to
60 majority. The following counties give James
A. Woodson, his National Democratle opponent,
majorities: Lafayette county, reported 042 majo
rity ; Saline county, 130 majority; and Pottle
county, 200 majority.
Second Distrirt.—Bt. Charles county • gives
Thomas L. Anderson, National Democratic canal.
date, 267 majority; Andrain county, 187 majority;
Montgomery county, 92 Majority, and Boone coun
ty (reported,) 800 majority.
Sixth District. —flasoonade county gives John
M. Richardson Independent Democratic condi.
date, 298 majority over John 8. Phelps, National
Democratic candidate.
tar. Mum, Aug. o.—ln the Pint Congressional
atrial, Anderson (Lecomptou Dam.) has noiv
ed the following majorities
Callaway county 1 323
•
Pike county 97
Doane oounty 865
In the Birth district, Woodson (Looomp. Dem.)
has the following majorities :
Morgan county 83
Cooper county 126
Salin pe e county
.163
Pettis - county •
' 115
Lafayette oonnty, (reported,) 642.
Sixth Dittriet.—in Osage county; Phelps (Le.
eompton Dem.) hu a large majority; oleo, in St.
Olair oounty.
Green county gives Mohardson (independent
Demoorat) 200 majority.
Co=sus, August B.—The Domooratlo Con
greasional Convention of tbie District met at Co
Imbue to-day and IX Initiated 8.8. Cox for re•eleo
Con to Congress by soatimation.
OCCASIONAL
Front Washington.
WASIIINGTON, Aug. s.—Tbe steamer Fissile's,
which name from Norfvik.without there going into
quarantine, is to be examined by the Washington
btalth officers, In conjunction with the Burgeon of
the navy.' It Is said that owing to • the thorough
repair she is to receive at the navy yard, she will
not be ready for service till the first of October.
A patent has been reissued to MoOormlok for
his improvement in reaping machines.
The New Orleans mall has been received by the
new route in four days and a half.
Southern Moil Item—Verret Ashore--
Litter from Texas.
Wien's:arm Aug. s.—The New Orleans papers
received by mall furnish the following :
The Steamship 'Philadelphia arrived at New
Orleans, reports seeing a barque ashore on the
Bahama Islands, boned to New Orleans—name stn•
known.
Galveston dates to the 2tth alt. are pubilshed
in the Now Orleans merit. •
The Waco garithernar says that men bands of
Comanche Indians have combined for the purpose
of waging war on tho whites, who are rallying to
repel them:
The Galveston Civilian says that from present
indications, cotton picking will be general through.
oat Team by the tat of August, unless an extraor
dinary dolefully interfered. The crop will be by
far the largest ever prodnoed In Texas. The esti
mates for the next year's receipts at this port alone
will be 200,000 bales •
The Victoria Advocate says that the weather le
favorable for ill the crops, and splendid for tho
cotton crop. The corn yield will be more than en
average. ,
WASHINGTON, Slogan b.—Charleston papers fit
oelved by mail announce the arrival of the British
barque Penelope, from Matanzas, bound to Queens
town, at quarantine.. The captain, mate, and
several of the crew had , died of the yellow fever.
Captain Bears, who la in command, wee procured
from a vessel spoken at sea.
ST. Lstors, August 6.—A despatch from Bt.
Josephs, dated the 2d instant, eaye the Balt Lake
mail had arrived, but brings ~ no news of Im
portanee.
Order and quiet had been restored throughout
Utah, and the Mormons had , expressed themselves
highly pleased with the Territorial offieers.
Upon General Johnston's entrance into Bait
Lake City the few remaining Mormons fled.
Musa Powell and. MeOullooh, the Peace Com
missioners, having completed the duties. assigned
them, have started for home.
General Johnston had Issued a proclamation
prohibiting soldiers and (Athens from disturbing
the Mormons or their Battle, nor were any of the
troops to enter the city under any pretext.
• The rivers on the mall route were all high.
The Indiana continued quiet,
Ohio. Polities.
Mortality at Son.
From Utah.
GREATNVYSI'
ATLANTIC CABIN, BUCCF,SSFULLY LAID I
TIIE . 1 4 4A0A1MA'r nunTy BAY.
COICOATION PBEFEOT
• ShINITY 13AY, August el.
..The Atiantleeabie has been sueoessfally laid.
the United Stated frigate Niagara arrived yes
- The cable:will bo landed to day
The signtile are perfeotthroughput.
• •
[SECOND DISBPATCII.I •
•
LETTER ERO3I oyßup yr. - FIELD.
TRINITY BAY, N. F., August 9.
The Allende 'telegraph fleet adieu!. froin Queens
ton4l oUSatuiday,,Tal3i 17th, and met Iremid•oesan
on the 28th.' ' ' '
The oable'rres ;piked 'at one o'olook P. M., on
Thureday, the 29th; and the vessole then lope
rated, the Agamemnon and Valorous baund. to
Valencia, Ireland, and the Niagara and, Gorgon
for thie Oboe, where, the latter arrived , yesterdaYi
and this morning the end of the Cable will bo I and ed.
It le 1,11?3, nautical, or 1,050 iitaiute milee, from
the telegraph house, at the bead of Valeimialer
bor; and the telegraph house, baY of liall'eltnn;
Trinity bay, mad for more`'than two-thirde of this
distance the water is over two miles in depth. The
cable has been paid from the Agamemnon at about
the semis speed estrous the Niagara.
The eleetrioal signals are sent and received
through•tho whole cable perfect..
~, The maohinery for paying out tbe cabin worked
most satisfactorily, and was not stepped for a sin:
g o momen ta ,
Captain Ifideon, of the Niagara, Mesere. Eve
rett Land W,oodborte, the' onglneere, eloitricians,
and °Maoris orthe ship, and, In feet, every man on
beard tho Telegraph fleet, exerted himself to the
utmost to make the expedition successful, and by
the blessing of Divine Providence eucceeded.
After the end ei the cable has boon landed arid
conflicted with, the land wire telegraph, and the
Niagara &charged some cargo belonging to the
emnpany; eh will go to 13VJohn'it for coat, and
then proceed at once to New York,' '•
TO* 9IISOI7NCIITHNT TO TITO PRIIBIOBIIT
Ilarwonn Spawns, Ang. s.—The first intimation
of.the moss of the Atlantio telegraph enterprise
was reoeWed by President Baohanan, in a despatoh
from the Philadelphia • agenoy of the .Assoelitted
Press. qhe, following dovetail from (lyres W.
Field, Beq., to the President, was subsequently re
ceived t.
OR 'BOARD U. a. BTEAMBtIIP
nlllll7l' Bey, August 5.
To the Prelident of thelTnitid States:.
DZAIt Seri: The Atlantio Telegraph , eable. on
board rho United States frigate Niagara and
IL B. M. steamer Agamemnon WM joined in mid
ocean, on Thursday, 29th, and has been sue
cesifullyUld,. As soon as the two ends are con.
fleeted with the land lines Queen Viotoria will
send 64110188 p to you, and the cable be kept free
until after your reply be transmitted.
With great respect, I .remain, your • obedient
servant, CYRUS W. FOILP.
• Itneirings at the ftretilt.
Ilanntsrama, August s.—Tbe announcement of
the successful laying of the Atlantic cable woe re.
calved hero this afternoon with every demonstra . .
Eton of publio joy. The old State House bell, the
churches, factones, depots, machine shop, and fire
bells wore rang for half an hour, commencing at
seven &sleek this evening. In .the evening, Are'
works and On &es were fit in the State noose
oquare, and thti'preaeedings wore enitvened by the
mode of the State Capitol Brass Band. Every
person teemed to partake of- the general enthit•
VRICAOO ' August s.—The intelligence In rela.
tlon to the telegraph 'sable was recevred with the
greatest .enthuslasm. A salute of one hundred
guns fano* being fired in honor of the greatest
event of the ninetoentirtentury. -
NEW YORK, August s:—An nnexainpled 'soma
flea has bean oeoasiened by the result of the tele
graph cable enterprise, and there is a general ex
pression Of satiefeetion.• The American Telegraph
QlBori i./ to be illuminated to-morrow night in .lio
nor of the cunt.
Quatro, Aug. s.—The moms of the Atlantis
Telegraph is the source of universal joy. and the
union with the mother country Is the only toplo of
conversation.
BioavasAL, Aug. s.—Tbe people are all rejoloing
over At omega of lbo Telegraphic enterprise.
The IMO feeling prevails throughout the pro.
Awed.
WOTIVESTIIR, Mass., Aug. s.—Tho DOA'S from
Trinity Bay was received with cheers and every
demonstration of joy.' A salute of 100 guns will
ba fired to-morrow.
Itamtaona, Aug. s.—The news of the 11110001S8
of the Telegraph fleet produoed intense interest
Lore, and there to great anxiety to hear further
details. The Inquiries In relation to the Aganietn6
non's arrival out are endless . .
WAsuiroron, August 5 —The annonneentent
of the 'imam of the Atiantio Telegraph expedi
tion was gladly received at the Departments and
throughout the oity, whore it spread with extra-.
ordinary rapidity. The intelligence being unex
pected, and ass failure was generally anticipated,
the success of the enterprise occasioned the great
est etirpriee and gratifieation,
Ancona; Aug s.—Tee success of the Telegraph
expedition has created the uttnont gratification,
both here and at all the Southern cities hoard
from:
. fiaw Fiivart, Aug. b.—A national salute haa
been Bred in honor of the great event of the day,
and the utmost enthusiasm prevails. •
Off ATIfAlf , Canada, Aug. b —The people are en
thusiastio at the result of thalltiAlegraph outer
prise, and 5200 worth of ffrewor have been or.
dered to celebrate the event.
nautt.ron, Canada, August 5.—A salute has
been tired here In honor of the event of the day.
• RUTLAND, Vermont, , Aug. 6.—The people here
don't believe a d. , sd word in relation to the
cable.
Orsctenati,Aug. 6 —lireat whet:neat was oc
neatened on 'change to-day :by the announcement
of the &mem of the telegraph enterprise, and bu
siness fora time was suspended.
PITTBDURGU, Aug. 5 —The news of the mom
of the Telegraph fleet created a marked sensation
hem, Few expected so favorable a result, end
the news spread rapidly throughout the commu
nity. All are anxiously awaiting the result of the
landing at Trinity Bay.
BAVANNAII, Geo.y Aug. 6.—Tbis community has
. been gratified and earprised at the result of the
great Telegraphie enterprise, and the utmost en
thusiasm prevails. •
Looravtutz, Aug. s.—The happy result of the
Telegraphic enterprise was well received here,
st* it the subject of general congratulation:
Boston, Aug. S.-Tbere'le great rejoicing here
In conseqdenoe of the laying of the -cable, though
the news was doubtfully received when first an
nounced. - '" .
BANGOR, Ma., Aug. 6.—A:salute of one hundred•
guns was bred and the bells ring on the ARDOLIROC`
ment of the great event of the day. •
ANDoven,'Etas., Anon b —At the ecmi•oen-'
tennial dinner of the Alumni of the Theological
Seminary today, which was attended' by a . thou•
nand persons, the soccersful laying of the telegraph
°ebbs was announced amid the most antennae&
opplatkoo. After a nreyer andneknowledgment of
Providence, the whole audience joined in singing
Praire Goa, from whom all blessings now."
BORILANN, Aug. 5.--Tbo event of the day was
celebrated by the ringing of bells and the firing
of Gannon.
liativax, Aug. 6.—The fiancees of the Telegraph
enterprise has created the most Intense crate
mint. Notwithstanding the falling rain, the tele •
graptroffico was blockaded by crowds ; and the
belle ware rung end:Bags displayed in honor of
the event. The military and navel authorities
design, having a grand public demonstration to
morrotr, with a procession and salutes, and there
will be an illumination in the evening.
DETROIT, August 6.—There are great rejoicings
here at the result of the Atlantic .Telegraph
enterprise. • All the telegraph dins are brilliantly
illuminated this evening : ' • = •
Cousins, Aug. s.—The announcement of the
Arrival of the Niagara has given , rise to . the Most
enthusiastic rejoining,. The telegraph offices
here as well as at Dayton and Wheeling, are Illu—
minated in honor of the event. ,
Later from Tampico.
Tamp* earfuls to the 19th ult. had been re
ocivedt New Orleans.
The g overnment troops undor Oeuoral hfiratuon
had t umphod over the insurrectionary forces at
Queretaro, but were subsequently defeatod.
General Puoblita, the Constitutionalist, while
retreating front Guanajuato, was attacked by Gen
eral Dtbos Zulonquista, from Oolaya, his Throes
routed, and himself and, many others taken prison
ers. Itablitit was subsequently summarily ea°,
outed.
• There bas boon an outbreak in the district of
Sierra Ifurudeca in favor of the Conetitutionaliats,
and Gen. Morono, of Tampico, had left that otty
with 810 mon to endoaror to suppress it. Pre
vious to starting ho Issued a proclamation offering
an amnesty on condition of the surrender of their
arms.
The steamer-of-war Guerero was et Tampico as a
means of defence for the barber.
Gen. VidATITA intended to send from Lan Lola
Potosi 2,000 mon againat Guanajuato, and 4000
morn invite leave San W July
for
on the 121 h of
for the capital. ,
Oen. CIITSVAJaI was on the 'road between Tam•
ploo and Taroasequo, mating oil the communioa-
Gen with the interior. •
The Western Bei'read Companies.
•
01AVELAND, August 5.—A meoting of general
Ticket Agents of tho Western Reams& was hold
here to•day. Most of the roads refuse to Angeleno
in the errangemente made at the lent Cleveland
Convention.
Ministerial Crisis in Canada.
Tonoero, 0. W., August 6.—Tho mintstorial
crisis continuos.
• 'Mr, Galt, who was nailed In to form a new Cabi
net, hoe declined, and Mr. Cartier bee been ap
pointed in his place.
Mr. Drown's Organ attack's the Governor for not
dissolving the l'orliaraent.
Commencement of Bowdon College.
Boston, Aug s.—At the Commencement at How.
dole College, in Brunswick, Melee, yesterday, the
honorary degree of Lb. D. was conferred on the
Don. William Pitt .Fassonden and Don. Jefferson
Davis.
Tho Blount Family—Do Riviera Arrested.
SAVAIWAH, August b.—Captain De Bleier, has
bean arrested at the instance of Colonel Blount,
and la Waned in jail In abeam of bail.
It is rumored that both Mre. and WWI Blount
sustain De Riviera.
Sentence of a Murderer.
TOMO°, August 5.--Michael Reaudian, conviet.
ed of the murder of Antoine Breopelle in Miami,
1857, wee sentenced, this morning, Co be banged
on the 11th of September next. ,
Suicide.
/mama, Ga., August 5.--Henry Newkirk,
tailor, formerly of NowburgyN. Y., committed eat
olds lart night.
It le not Improbable that Mr. Appleton may
resign his position as Assietent Scorotary of State
for the purpose of returning to Maine, to enter
entirety Into the approaching political campaign.
Letter from NOw York.
o,errespoodenoe of The Prom) •
Your, August 5,18118',
Thehonvietien of Ste ben if Branob for
and:hls sent i onee,to the extent of the law's proti
,
Bleu, omens Mich egottementAn this pity, on ao
count:of the:Star-Chamber oharaoter of the pre-,:
oiedinge in the ruling 'out of. alLmitigating. teatt- 7 ,
molly on the part of the prisoner. While the
licentiousness of certain public prints at the, pre
sent time as heoome rampant from long impunity,'
and Ishlle gross Blandon should be Puulehea ono
, dignly, it is well to consider that there were un
doubtedly. notable wite-Wlen_Whoetood behind
this puppet of the 'Alligator.` 411 s merellairiti:
tit ated that well known politicians, late povrtir•
ful officeholder/3i were, the i roil 'delinquents, eta
that Branob has been made thetritiatm goat ;,The
result of this libel suit shouldilkeeriseeeria` to
'direct public attention to tho reckless course of
more than one loading journal- in this city, whose
unscrupulous directors &Shot healtate to use their
position as a means of destroying private agree
ter-not, it is true, by. such flagrant attacks as
were common in the Agigatoes ohlumns—bdt by
quite as wicked and indefensible
conveyed tinder colter of polltteal - Warfate. The
wimpoos 'Of iltaneh 7 were the- toMaha*k - and'
scalping-knife of, a savage ; thoseyof higher-clan
journaliste are often the potsoncd'ropper of a or,
,vege welded* into the
.glitMring .smalllivord of
edurayei and covert malice. We punish . the,
*retch who rune a slandotone mtz4.: . Lot us have
an eye like** to the scientific assassin of chiral
tor in higher places:
But this trial (414 to-have' tinether effect, if
rightly •cobsidered. • It' should' call attention to ,
the,partles Charged In the libels: It ought to in
duce a rigid inveatigationtunder proper authority. ,
into the afftire of tide
./fert jetk secret body,
milled the Ten Governors cf ! the Almshouse.'
There le undoubtedly silmekbing rotten'! in
,the
institution.: .Thereis too much Suspected to` admit
•of a smothering np of the matter: . .15fireterieue
Lints have 'before attracted- notioe to the Work 4 '
ings of this Island oligarchy ; and; 'though Branch'
falls' victim to his unlawful , zeal, the reputation
of our eity—nay, of the. Ten governors, them
selves—domande that a searching investigation .
should be made Into the praotical workings of our
eyetem of oharitible and mil 'iupervislon. Roar .
6210ilitn, oto,
The Gerrit kralth nominathig oonventldri, et t3y
rsease, isaenaelbing of a damper Upon 'Abolition
enthusleite hereabouts:. It is notteeable that the
resolution's adopted by the sawn members of the
nomlnating.body, commence in the exact words.of
the •three celebrated Scotch tailors who convened
for polltioal purposes—?' Wo.,thaPeople " „What
the "rest of mankind" will' say fit.yet, to be
loarne3. _ '
Oraux - W, - FIELD
The telegraphic oommtinication announcing the
. IIICOOEI3 ' of the Atlantic, cabid-laying; is capping'
groat excitement. Ctowcia talk about it at the
00111011.
The great orloket matoh betvieen Canada and
the United States, has terminated In favor of ,‘ our
side," and the United States. Eleven have been
presented with the victors' ball.
The Domeeratlo State Convention Is called to
meet at Syracuse on the 16th proximo.
The stook market still exhibits flatness; and
Reading still shows the animation. Sales of
this stook to-day summed up over 4;000 sharee,'
opening at 98, seller thirty asye; and declining to
471, till the eleee; when it brought'47f. Delaware ,
and Hudson declined 1; Hudson 'Him' 1; Erie
brought 174; Now York Central opened. at,B4, and.
fell 4; Nellie Atoll Steamship has risen to 864. . •
Chiang° and Rook Island again led the Western
roads, sixteen hundred shares balk seldi opening
at 751, advaneing to 78,•and closing at 751. Michi
gan Southern, old stook, sold at 28 ; a deciineOf
and the guarantied' rose},' Cleveland 'and
Toledo brought 250... Idlohigari ,Oentral began at
69,.and advanced Galena and Chittagodeolined.
3; Milw . atikee and Mississippi 3. - Panama opened
at 111, but subsequently brought 1114.
In railroad bonds the sales amounted to 869 800
of whioh - 318,000 were La Crosse :Land Grant,
beginning at 24 and closing at. - 231-1 .
Some of the purchases were on ,
count. New York Central bonds of 1876 closed at 95;
and Iludson.lliver Bret Mortgage at 100, he'll in
terest off ; Erie ditto ditto at 99 ditto third"; ditto
at 75; ditto fourth dttto at BS ; ditto • oonvertiblea
at 31, . 1 deoline ;, Galena and Ohioagd 'mend
mortgage at 90, 1 down; hilehipn Southern ditto
at 50; Illinois Central I deeline ; hliehigan Cen
tral eights at 00. and ()bleep, St.' Paul, and
Fond du Leo 263, '
NSW YOU 'I3TOO,K 340HANGII=Atagni.4
26000 IdlasonrlSt 68.1.86 X 160 Mid R • " zag
100000 1i1ig161846 Oa 82k 264114ij Obn 6050
8000 Belyo Olty 68, 07' TV, • b6O 6og
MOO LaO&ML Ills 23 50 . do 160 60
15000 do . 22. .60. .do - 660 eog .
8000 do • 2l /8 do 61
06000 do' 213 ( 800 Mloh 8/6N Io R 23X
20000 do 213 y 100 do • 810 233(
10 Bk Commerce . 10014 I(o..3?apatosß 118
60 Cumberland orf " 17 60 411. kOhl R 015 88
100 Paeld6ll BCo 88 , 260 do • 86. •
160 Iris It 17X 60 ' do . 830 86X
60 N Y Con f pPro 16 490 Oiliv.tclot R. 'Bs7d
100 .do ... 100 . 841 100 :do , • 'l6O'B5X
700 - do . opg 81X 50 06 . 16 .6,11 I .616 70X
300 . opg 841( 160 do ' b 30.78%
100 115rlom R , :31X ; , 60 do bib 76X
100 R544180E' 40 60 do' , . " 680 70X
200 do .140 48X 400. • • do` • 763(
60 do 48x 100 MR tr.. Miss R 10 .
Iftona.—Sfarket improved. with a limited enmity;
sales 13,600 bble, at sBBom4, for Unsound euperOtte
State ; $4.20e4 26 for eottod do; $164.26 for unsound
alba State ;' $4.6004.60 for sound $4.2004 . 80
tor sound superfine Western; $16006.16', for common
medium extra Western ; and $6.1004:80 for shipping
brand/ of round hoop eitra,'Oblo. Closing
,steady.
Canadian flour In fatr,request at full prices. ; • ; ~•
Salem 1,000 bble $41006.40 for reunion to:Veholeb
ultra. Southern , Hour. hi firmly held, with antes of
2,400 bbl/ at $6 Nee 26 for eupertini, and $5.80n0
.76
for fancy and antra Corn Meal Is Aare, and nominal;
sales 140 ads Rye Flour at 13•1008.16, ' •
Geant.—The wheat market is rather quiet. Sake
00,000 Du et $1 SO for old' white Aflohigan ; $l.BO for
now Red Southern ; tiOrD7 for unsound to good (not
petite) lidllintukee Club; $1.40 for new white Southern;
910 for Canedian Club; $l.lO 01.15 for White Western ;
and 41.1601.16 for White Canadian..
The Snit lot of oew o:op white hilchigau wee void
yesterday at $l.BO per tittehr.'.- This • lot was shipped . In
parcels by.G. R. Joann, of Nilee, ktiohigan, and eame,
through' to first rite cont Alon, but ttie !quality ot the
,wheat was pcm.and on the whole. does not promlee
mach for the new crop of white Mlchlganwheat •
Rye is seater,' arid armor;, sales 10,000_ bwbela at 9o
sped for prime dellrertd. ' .
• Barter Melt was mule at 76080 e for grad and
The market Tor sound Oren is beark; whilefunsound
Is stare* and.firmer; ',lea 40,060 but at /0o for badly
damaged miffed Weetorn; 130e00o for uniotiod to good;
910 for mixed Southern; 05cattl'or mixed Southern; an d
Siel.oo for email lots of yellow Jonah heathers, and
Northern.
Oats are Nouns Mad firmer with sales of State , mod
Western at 45a$0e for the whole range, the latter ,prlea
Paortstors.—There is a pretty good inquiry for Port,
particularly prlioe, which Is arm with au upward Con
demn while mess it dull and lower, sales Oda bhia dt
$11.878 ®l7 40 for mess, closing boar y at the inside
figure $19.25 for eleai •, and $l4 16 for prime. Pdtue
mess liquid and nominal. . . •
flaring moan/ boom? & reader of Vs Press)
am mush 'pleased with thf S i y i ft g P. 4 itt;an.4 mat '
a
tor, as goneralthing But I notiooda suggestion
or retreat In to.day's paper, addressed to the pre- -
sident if 'a oeitaln railroad, : deolringithat hi
should furnish a Ocelot Sunday train between Phi
ladelphia and Atlantis. City.. 'Nor, this 'anneal is'
professedly founded on:reasoistorlittratinitiitha,
aoundness of which the.wrltortfegs ittavaieo4 l /
question.,,
Those who are to :be, benefited are styled
." tired overworked masses," henoe, such as,
need rest, real repose, and quiet. But • the Sug
gestion of The Preto ',reposes that these" tired
and over-wpried " persons add to their week's
labor the additional worker preparation to' leave
home on the morning of the Sabbath " by' dip
light," or before that limo, in.order to Make their
way to the oars, which are to alert at that hour.
This, to the majority Of loch persons, would be no
small itoin of labor, when, they' to spend the
day midst scenes eroltatnent, If not of dissipa
tion, and the night, too=till midnight—before
they start for their distant homes, baiting ex
pended half, or perhaps all, that for which they
had " tired" themselves in labor during the past
week. • ..
Now, it strikes the : writer that instead of being
loss weary through the week following such a day
of rest, those persons would feel unusual lull
tulle. Therefore, I behave, leaving the moral
tendency of the suggestion of The Press entirely
out of view, (which should not be lost sight of
those who instruct the publio Mind.) that it Is it
considerate, and would be hurtful Instead of bone
dotal to the very clan of persons for whom it Is
proposed. We have never known men to be in
jured by too great reverence for the precepts of
the desalogue, and the Writer is still disposed to
think, that be who Is, Indeed, the friend of the
poor and lowly, knows best what will most con
done to their oornfort and elevation. Bet tboei
who esteem God aa the friend of the poor and
lowly, and reverence his word and his day, would
tot desire railroad employees to be engaged upon
the Babb4ll2 to carry them from their tranquil
homes and loved sanotuarles; the Sabbath to them
is a delight, tho holy of the Lord honorable.—See
Is. 58: 18-14. . A NISADRA. OP run
August 2, 1858.
Thu Kirkpatrick Poisoning Case.
(Reported for She
QuairenSnamotte—judge Allison.--Judge Bel
ley eased for the prosecution, in a Brooch of groat
power, and 000upted the attention of the Conti all
day. Judge Anion then ',barged the jury.
qUABTEIII, Szearowe—Judge Deldlors.—Mlohael
Cow wee acquitted of the larceny, of , $BO, which
he was charged with Wallis from Bernard Cow.
In the ease of David Hogan,"eharged with bur
glariously entering the house of-Ambrose Taylor,
in the Seventeenth ward, before reported, the
fury returned a verdiet of notguilty.
Michael Clark *de ConVioted of burglariously
entering the . home of N, 0. Bennett, in Rana
street.
• Alexander Folder was convicted of maliolone
mischief ; in breaking a square of French plate
glan, in Second street, valued at $lO., •
11Wiloon was eonvioted of an assault and
battery With intent to kill Israel Jacobs.
Anna Maria Hill was acquitted of the Weeny
of dry goods.
William Beek pleaded guilty to the larceny ' of
$3O from his father. ' : • ,
William Ahl pleaded guilty to the larceny of a
hat.
TUB itARKIETLI
A Reply to The Press.
THE COURTS.
.
,II:EPOWITY:
.... 1 .,- :) • ~••:t..;11,:,•.:
hits
tusaves.--ttit Lyon
-
;- - >F:i !
flittnristkir,.Wolit*,... 7 ,F.Adtisidien woman is a
gPootikede at all Ulnae humilfating and repulsive ;
but icien!,half.l); dosen reeling, blear•oyed, and
diegustingli filthy of God's oreaturee, in the hebi
limenle of the bettereror, reeling under the sabote .
of rum, is one of the most saddening eights Which
have ever betel tis. rat:9lll6f an- hoitir
Ta B t e fth9:-149/li t cigtigoegh otl4-.191v.er,
firstiloll, we Saw in' ail inteeraide
jthloli dot,' like poisotionc-sneolts• num n3aturing
fre'll, j our beautiful city, some six or seven women
aennimingling of all shades,. froni;Seatibiticti
to : fairest wltitt 7 reeilii . finder 'meet Crushing
loads . of ,strieheine,Whlskey; half:naked,: filtbs , ,
and in the ' indidgence of the Most'obsect e ne
gunge 'and' 'itendect. , 'The . speet4le r :,,i4eMed, to,
offora 'Moeller epoet to:a number of bystanders,
and was enjoyed with exceeding relish by rung..
sters-iraialature Of .thetwietehes whale
degrading
.performanoes;elieltettAheir rightful
'admiration:' "Tiz t that; loctilities,thie ithenniiciliti a
apinitio Heald° enjoyed by 'the denizens for the Ina
Ault:once of peery,lmmortii epees:, At least...took
Would be the Inference 'of a casual ohierver,
passed through our . lastilonahle - and business.
thoroitghfares, - and ctkon - tooli-a stroll thhotigh'
these Wretched:, philiens; Infested:With many . :
'lazar-houses of corruption': In AA first, at 'overt
Coiner stands a Conservator' of tho peace,, white.
the Way Is Heed with ' eters," pelottsleardiaps
of publiO morale and the publie'Weai hat Where
crime; debauchery and its tbensand varied
hunt, runs riot, there is searee, ever 'paella guar,,
dlan of the peace-2°mo ever heard- their, inter-,
ferenee to quell indecent and boisterous mirth, or
dock displays violative of public morals; and'et.
fonsive and annoying to bundrede and thonsards
of citizens, whom stern noiessity; not (theta, corn-,
pets to mike thole neighberhoodi their hones:"
We retraced our steps es repidli friim
these/manes, and could not fail, to feel the strikink
'oontrast vie have Presented ; and as Our thaighti
reverted for a moment, tionanild the busy, buit- .
ling, yet pleasant thoroughfare on which we write,
to the haunts of busy vice from which we bud just
emerged, we could not help thamentil ejaculation,
"God help the young whose lessons of life are learn
ed amid so much misery and vice." We could not
'think of a more onashing weight of woe, to thrust
in upon them than the continuance of such com
panionship-411e Preemie° of suoh'eArkple.` '
Man Don I MAD Dwil:—Bring - our your mu r
, .
'ales, and plaoo "in durance .9ile tlia, tit . ithiti o f
all " wiclow3 ll
canines. ot• August days and
hydiophabia apnoai.to, have a peanlltiv . ailinity;
.and a fact. we, can't exactly adeistand le,,thal
a dog can't eaddre many hot dayawlthont ietting
mad, and orin't Indulge a mail freak without biting
everything with which he mots In contaet: In a
sweltering beat we 'samara:ice lat:Oltatiam MpO,
very pleasant mood; and yet we don't erectly got
mad—ooe vy : getting mad wouldn't better It an .
iota. Bat even if , we did getmad, We wouldn't
bite anything !aye the ninny:tempting edibles fin
culler to the eet4ort ;'and, if ion aheald feel a re•
ingnanoe to water, we ebotildn't• think of going
into combine at eight oot, albeit a'-adda.oook
tail or mint julep might be a ierylgresabloaub-
But a truce to jestingriad dOgs are actually`
about. A. gentleman -maned !Us:les Lernmen,
whilst driving a tour:wagon along_the Frankford
plank-road; on Wednesday afternoon, wse attaolted
sad hitted by a mad dog.- Two hogs belonging to
a gontlemau in
_the neighborhood; were also bitten;
shortly after which feats his canine lordship was
despatched by Officer Baker.' Yesferday,morning
another dispenser of hydrophobia made his ap•
rammee at the corner of. Seventh and-Washing.
ton streets, and several animals were bitten bopiro
he could be put out of the way.
- Biouonr Baaw./a3fOrris
stela was brought baok from ,
New York yesterday,
and looked up at 'the 'genteel Stetti:a :ft), await' a.
. „
hearing upon the charge of having - committed a
Ihrglary in ',G ermantown;:and,of , haviag Made 'a
deadly. assault upon literiteitent `Taylor, li,""whom- ,
be was arrested.. lie 'wee' taken into custody in
New York,seimelero Or three days AI, .00
charge of burglaries in that:city. It is said he is
a pardoned ionilit'frem - the penitentiary of an:
.other State. He iaa sharp; 'shrewd Mutinies., and
iorsesseanlansible ; and pleasing ; address; ,and
moss unworthy ler elite. 'lle will have a hearin g
before ./,11dermtin' Ogle to -day,‘. Tito testienonyls,
No strang,fagalust hineZ:brivrefer, l 4- ! .lCletlfLo. l l9
donbl, of hir nefiraltial•fiir.titiallioaccnised
esti Bujitit.itV of oudoe two recent ~ttrgiarlee !p
Philadelphia and its
Wuor A. litertm,g-noonl-In one . 0t our
ScOnstomed - strolla,.and ;whilst takinga -- ,peepvat
the many unique bathing dresses displayed' from
shon,efoor and, winiew, the -idea seas enggeited;-
what a motley , gsoun'ell the batheier at ' Atlanito'
City and ; Cape Atailvord.,l' fetid,
nroCeseien, to andlrokthe
, :fantaittes,h andsall:thi'Mlith4Veitikint oddities,
of madf-orieday-4hey would scarce .illeit- rs'• re;
Mirk Cr nut . initgtha**.it, , i
coulee 'of bathers , rigged out in ;their , many hue d
and diversely fashioned garbs, were to rinse within
seeing distance WOuidu't he43l4a
and, by the wayr.a capital one—to get lina Taney:
"hop" in - the' 'dresses we have suggested, ar.a
grand finale of the season ? If Itishuuld ;eine of
,'may we be there to see.",.. '
TUB Assoituria telegraph
annonneentent, -received lesterday,f;ind ;pasted
upon the litirionif bulletin beards"; seetraelfhiableik,
everj other thought, audits' the-eauberint. joy
experienced by' all meitLeitiiens stringere
at the probable consummation of Abe grand sohenin
of rinitinirtlie Old dud NeseWforldi by` llghtnieg
bands, everything :410e5.1-4100111TOXIOL.Impauti ,
commonplace an.linalpid,„ isSzit,Our,;fikelhoo,
" looate!joAndidge onp sauAatib delightover
the oocurrenee let 'did ' 'lt di Olfr
heart, , although Conietitiiek
to grow churlish at the overshadowing induegoe
which the laying Of the4ttatitXettbliii:caltia-,
lilted to throw over area:, the , Most startling local :
• •
t = 7 - reilt9,ri4TPriOqi•
wrolising before setwohors4l , thialegbil, and ottto ,
'within in sios of heinieritehed bY the , In
falling, she threw her bands out, but instead,of
the ei!ett itt,ing' her; it drew her nearer datOttv
A lady companion 'was with hp6.iiltionc,frghtehedr
Screams drove the attention of a piestnorenttemori.•
by whom olio Rae I:o2ole,foilitliitOU 711 . 11 . 11i4 at the'
critical juncture . , The elate . driving ; of. vehicles
•is nos' only illegal; but is:seserely censurable, es
human Skis daily And hourlY endlitsgered t ,l,,
Vrnotts'Eturr to number e °Pr But:.
scribers, citizens of qpring Garden, 'emnplalw of
the olookin Spring Garden Halt. Irkeeps
tar time, strikee wrongly, And' . fe by no meant to
be depended upon. Whose fault is- it? It the .
Macbinery.didoetive4 ,oi,does it, tired
there is any' eorreotwsu tiu; - the ad. :edege, , that
money,' , one
ittoald beiood Ustheetber::'.;
,
Tint IYOODWAHD 'MURDER OAtIE. 7 -4
log was to have been had bisforti Alderman (Bark
yesterday afternoon, to tbe pane nor John Wood
ward, dicta Verdi, irrpst4 - 4 upon the charge, of
being concerned in the murder of: Ediard E.
Montgomery, but; owing`to JIM absence cif, materiel•
testimony, was again. postponed; until:to•day.l4 4
• . . . , „ ,
!AN .DIIOWNED.—.-A •COkore man, rittivad
Russell, On n eraploYee on one of york
,pellers, fell overboard on 'Wediteaday night at 0130
of the Delaware wharves, between . • Walnut and
Dook streets, and was :drowned.. The body was
recovered the next morning. The deceased re
sided in Lewistown, Delaware, where his family re-
RAILROAD REOBITTB.—Tho Pamden and At
lantic Railroad: Company appear to be doing a .
prosperous business, and rhe receipts of the com
pany are of a most encouraging character. During
the month of July they carried 34,004 passenger'
over their road, and the reeelpts for the'llll/06 ported
were $30,000, an average of nearly one thousand
dollars per day. •
STARTLING. DICTELOPNENTS IN AN OLD
OASB.—At the time of its ocourrenee, on the morn
log succeeding the night of the 28th'of 'June, we
published the rani, thht a disturbantie had taken
place at Eighth and Market streets, upon, the 00-
eaelonot a slight fire at the Allegheny Rouse, be
tween the Shinler- and Moyamensing Bose' Com
panies. - In that diftionity two young men; named.
Samuel Carr and William J. Brewster, were shot,
the former being wounded in the head, and' being
taken to the PennsylvanialloSpital, lingered until
the morning of the fah of JUly, Wherflitr expired.
Brewster wee .also taken, to the ,Ilosidtal, but
shortly, after returned to his home.. An Inquest,
was held in the .oiiiii; , itkitootledings of which
wore conducted with eloied doors, as pnblieltyjo
them,.. it wee frore4 Might fiustrate the ends of
Justin. The person charged with the coulatittlot!l
of the aot, it it alleged, aware of the charge against
him, fl e d the city: It is also alleged that no
official information of the fact , Iwo over eon:Muni
cited to the cloteetiVe dile:ere at the control Wee
Witten, and that the name of the allegid,rithr.
deter has never been heard mentioned by come of .1
those deictOtiveo unt l very recently: ' .•
The following's the evidence elicited at In
quiet held Upon the 'body Of 'Samuel Carr, the de
emed, on the Bilker July .
Albert IL Smith, sworn.--I made a post-mortem
examination of the body of Samuel Carr ,• we
found a perforation Of the skull, about - three
eighths or one-halt Mob. in diameter',br ball;
found a small piece of a slug lodged betdeetf thb
tables of the bone; found a weund through. the
brain, passing titter:eh the left hemisphere of the,
brain; , the course oithe ball wan straight from
the wound to the beak part of the left side struck
the moral:lrene of brain there ; it . glance d , about
three-fourth inches and entered the substance of
the posterior lobe of the brain,, on the , left heads-
Rhere, and lodied there ; that; of coarse, wit Inf.
elent to canoe death ;there Was entail piens of
the slug lodged between the;inner and outer skull,
end there were a knell ' pleCes of the bone carried
through the whole mine of the wound; he was
brought in on last itleeddit - aid died proherfith of
July, at a quarter past 4 o'clock.
S. P.wreditiii,' 'Chief c Efiginter;; ,- More
night Iceek, at thditire f at tpe'Atieghenylloinie, I
was about the oedtedbf the ifeerd -
the tint shOtheod ;I,mm . ..facies - tpecerderAighth
'street; I disoovereirthtt"theihot minus from the .
lowerside of the markestinndvent-down ; when •
I goti a•llue with Eighth'- - streeKeheard an in-'
divid I say; ; 4 5 Idy• God; Chlef, , Seni , 'h, o : o !„4 lo ,,;;Mt '
shot dwn was the "pretido4ol,ttne.
site
'
I then :went and (amidst number opposite ''here,./'
whom - knewtis ;members- of ,, the , blornmeneintl •
Hose; J• saw a man jump on the..tongue, of -the,
_filoyamenring Hose , add?, blowAiarithe ;imp •, I •
"Tont td,Yemorilltrate,With him;:Mr:;hieffullin
came up and said, Chief, our lamp itinultedAi •
Tripod, "Oh, I don't sem:anything; the matter
with your, lamp itlhe•then
with an oath ;11.eAlulltst *as :the : only, an I re: ,
cognised; there were•varloisseimises Made skRlO.
tho'lamp; t instated upon the lamp'being lighted, ',
and' it was lighted IP saw netting the' matter'
wi- h it ; the lifoysimentint then wont battle ,; •
Shinier wont • down Market street ,perrirds
home, harem*/ iMuld ;get- to thent,'Tinquiredoff.
Several as regards the -.llringond-ooildifind neth-•,,
raggout but whet I have state4,-;
Q. - Where did the firing oome horn
= A, From tbelowei side? flarket golf; from
information afterwards - reeelyei4. I founit,lt tome
from the peronista ; there even - about a dozen.:, ;
Wets; .Lbave , heard.nothingesinee-Mists4rl anirii,
thing on inf retiniberof)ths - lifoyameneinglipse. - - -
Q. WWI the perionyoitidwidlitoyeeninkleg Hose
member, and running from -the place from.which-• -
Alm firing atm . :o)33 . t - -- 1 •
A„ Yee
Q. Had tbeventhelept: time ,to get , Awni.befOret..
lea got there? • •• - . • - •
,A; Oh'. les:• ' Sonia ,of thi ; ntsniglit' left
'andpooketed diets . 08(614 - '
Christian Geiger, sworn -7, Amides at 1024 South
-Fourth street ; WWI at the 'fire; witlot to Eighth
'and Chestnuttind prooeeded,to Ale linenied.found ;
it abstracted ;. isttlaisinsranent firing oanimenoe4 ;
strangers began to run ; spay ;,,a,fter ceased
!topped out ; saw a suspiatousqbay of . men
,etiinding on the-aait side of Eighth strset ;- I ob,-:',
'serred a man -that-if • know.. well to be , Joseph . ..
Alien ; I .as-I observed him, the .11ring began again;. :.
on the southemstearner ; the first chat was at the •
'soilthweal darner, I think;,l tben law ' Carr
lying in th strei4,•Whiiileicies obettiosted bin book
and ladder company,. sisibrattpirsont,pieked hint
up; I followed• hint a littleway, bnt , returned, and
.met the Chief Engineer.; ho was standing et , the
tongue of the carriage ;. Allen, I had lorgotten to -
•state, bad something vras ,
-pistol blaoir:jaok, or spaiuser, bo Appeared
giving it away, es tbodgiChdwas IWere h'ewae ,
observed; I was 'about to call Ceirlere4Ltente
. _ .
pant) attention to him,, when he was ,called away,
and Allen get' intd the et ewd`;:tite'earristgo VIM
tether to the north or the flag atoned in - Market
stied; the. firing appeared, to -prime .froisi both
Ades of the street ; there wore at least ten shots;
I did not see fdehlullin ; Carr,,wsm not equipped
be had nothing in his bend ; I recognised, besides=
Alien,
_one or 'two other feces 'that. I luow'are
'either members of adherents of the Ifeytuneeishig •
Thomas Holly, sworn.—l resider No 421 John- -
'SOU'S lane, between, FOOT* alld : Pft4; I was at
the fire' at- the, Allegheny House". I. -follow the
ni
- wafer, and am Sehio , rili toWn ; ran:with the
:Shiftier Hose: ;when weiarrived in Eighth street,
below Market; I•waSsibent roar 'mei ahead, of the
•tougue; a man•stoved ; 'there Was a puddle of
• *niter, and . I hadto.run on ,the pavenient ;
pogntsed Daibillarard,'"eith a pistol bi bit band,
standing on-the seuthwest corner of-Eighth and
Market; I went up to him, and looked' him In the•
-face; the first shot was , fired -.from - southeast
. eorner ; . Carr ' • Stllifding behind the
front 'axle of rho•••ornine '; • .• /raids& -
fire'. and quilt away ,Cart two . shots were
fired right after he fell;. Brosysterwent Mato pick
Carr up, , and tWo`"repre elkets, were fired; these,
beta tame from the. southwest ionirier ;: Brewster
stargered ; I did riot know he.was•shot until after
wards; David Hazard had a , -Idoyamensing ;Ilose
he on at the time ;'-there were.: several standing .
triteind ; I thick Hazard knows me ;,,I did not re
cognise eny one •,`l'fontriartlitular notice
of him ;.was notching out for myself ; 1 emelt .say...
how many shots were fired ; there ,wps .nd tight;
previous to the firing; -there frraktiot.#l7 o ld said
did not thinlr of the .Itioyamensing Hole' at t s
time; did net think , she was thereuntil Ow
Hazard; 1 don't know that - I - . ever spoke, to
/baud. - -
Thep:ivy, after pp brief deliberatlsd , tendered
the following yeriliot
Samuel - Carr oemeto big ditith Ml,OOl
shot Wound; billeted with ii_pisted, la the hands of
.Datt.ld Hezerd,'. at:Eighth and Market streets; on
the night ofJune 28th;1868." .• ' • .-..-ei, .• .;
, ~ •
Is said that it warrant for .t he arrest of , the
. •
accused was issued two ; days afterthePeourffinotti.
of the tight; and planed in the hands'of the Second
distrtot pollee, who are slidji been his tiaoli. Be
has not, however, been emoted as. yet ; but as he
te.woll knoiti to kali - of the 'pollee of the foliar
•
wards, he will, doubtless , not be'able long toelude
their. vigilance. - , , -.*
ATTERPTED TO DROWN HRROISLY.—.-A.WINTHIR
-wag rescued fro m the 'Delaware, last night, by
Ogloer-ior4,.who made 'an:attempt to drown
.16r...
self at liolvstriet`whart t wag;' taken; to the
13fxtit•word station: • - , ;-,' .
yI,NANCIAL AND CDAIKERCIAL
, .
The - Money Market. • - •
PHILADELPHLi, August 5,18511
There was.a .;,fair business ;transapted .at the
- steak board this .imirting; bit for ihespeoulative
shares, with. one ,or,two;exseptione", theremaia.
m trkeddorin ?Readlogi Railroad
Aires fall 'off ; So'hnylkill Navigation} Long .
Island a ; North PenneFivania Railroad f; but
i4atoWissit:- find Blinks Ttollroad . • were hatter.
immities, and idea of anikftid;:.ll> any extent,'
" s ailtid,only - beoffootad - bi . enbmitting to eome non
amnion In pitioe. In bank eteakellietransiolliMit
Were unimportent:'";•' = • '2
eontitnee abindent on" the throat it, tali
-I)er *int., - when • the !Ariwore 4ov-endorsers are'
olcuUled as AI; or whon the right'aort stooks ire
submitted as, itollaterall,- but doubtftil paper le
nolvirealli, 1 , 466184 V. :dithotilty:l9 ending
prontgbleimiployderif for 44161 bat oinst4'neore .
demand for mortgages and groend;rente; bitather,
:improved or unlmpro , red _ deal' estate le a drag—
only saleable at rninetialbw,ratmi=a 'atilt° of of
which - witilMntle ne.tc;lst Mail the proper
-
enthorittee Adopt aome_more reasonable and Ovate
lite mode of taxation. -•• '
' •PHILADELPHIA ffrOtiR•BXOIIANGII. BALBC
IS t 3 8 68.
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Pnw,Aiwthvala Man= ' ,August —Evoning‘--,
Broadstuts are itaint thiddfde.e Little'or no export
-
demand for Flour, but , thrs - detttand forhoine eon- -
Emotion le fair, and_prirelk Ore well maintained.
Sales of superfinO" per bbl for old .
stook, and bettor brands, made from new wheat, _
$4.7525.50 for extraa, and $5 2503.25 for family
lots. The market Is nearly bare of Rye Flair nod
Corn Meal ; the format is held at'13.50, and the'
latter at $3.75 per bbl: 'Whoit-LThe receipts
continue Tory email, and it to much wanted; Dales
of 1,200 .to 1,500 bushela at $1.20 per bestial for
fair and good old and new Southern and /Pennsyl
vania red, and $1.950..43 for. White. Small sales
'of old Ryo at 730, and now at 65e. Corn Is In
demand, and has again advanced sales of yel
low at, 030.00,, there ~ b eing little or none here
.at tho Close. oAtilirivo improved, and are in mo
derate request; sales of 2,000 to, 3,000 bush
els at 350 for now Delairare, and 420 per bushel for
o ld Penna. Bark'',ls ',mush 'wanted, at $32 per
too, but there is nonooßering. Cotton is Inactive,
and !sells only, in a small way at 131a1310, °ash, for
Uplands. Oloverseed, if here, would command
$5.2555 50 per 64 pounds.. Small sales of new Ti
mothy at $2 25 per bushel. Flaxseed is In de
mond at $1.60a1.1315. 'Provisions-There is' vary
little doing, and no change in prioes.. Groceries •
This morning' 3.600 bath RIO - Cabo were disposed
of by Monti. CON & Company at 10la
lira per ;
pound; 6Q days aod,4 months,.averaging
$10.27. W hiskey , bee advanced ; sales'of bble at '
26a27e;htids at 266; &nage at 250 per gallon.
, Markets by Telegraph.- .
. , . .
DALTIIIOIIII,' sag: 6:.,glitur dull,' but' firki: Wheat
firm and nhohangisd:-. Coto firm; white 82e840,
04a. Whiskey mealy at regerio..
Provhdona firm, and adianalho. , Bulk Shoulders A%
ardli 'Lard 11X40120. _
OiNOINNITI, Aug. 6.—Flour arm i Wes of 8,000 bbla
at $4.204a4. 85 tor Writ White Wheat steady. Whig- ,
key do. Meal Pork la held at SCI; 800 Lbls , at prireto
.
terms.
. .
Onicsoo, Atg. 6 ..—Provialios active. Wheat buoyant,
And 66 batter' sales , st lea Corn his an sclranclnyg
tendency •, sated At Osta arm. Bhimuscts to BUT.
6.10-180 bble Flour. 18,000 baohelaNheAt...B6eol64-
280 bbl6.ll6vir, 6,000 bFiiltell Wbsiti 82,000' Mabel.
Bsvesribiit; August 5.--tiptt4u Pis EPA sio boo
boon disabargat room custody.. • -
. .
. - .
Mies . Nary E. Ward, ol Orange,New:-Jer
sey, the '
young lady who trite aeoldetally shot' in'
the arm by the captain of , the. Thcass E. Hulse,
at Fort , Lee; daring , the dieturbanotk - ,thate butt ,
week . , will be unable the surgeon! say, to nee her
arm for koala time. The'hallothloh entered near
the elbow, bite - been. entreated. The lady to a
teacher in a publio school at Orange. •