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- - '1171 ,9* 1 4 4 Pia Liss
0:1 1. $ 'slily* 3 .
'or aid Ea'aizai manuia *tan.
•-;
eV - ii;t! Goanw - Aipi)pirt
1011311; aprotipt six:mouiEts 111:1111141 will
End it to Bete tatafaat;, twamiai*iat flinch. .
• -F044 -Mirth FOURTH Mitt.
ItbK,EB, ateintOlSEg6, - ' i -
a ;. : - MANIIPAOTIIRILBS'
W , II O•ItI18 Aktii , D.E AL . El 5
OVA, 4 ,AND ADTEEN MADE
BOltrilie'ANli:l3HOttir
isa AND 44;M ARKAT:STRiBT
' - Beloi iirth;tiotiti
"
F . * . ) c..STOOK
33,0070 . A257):,8114i1.08;
JOBBPIU H. - 111010130 N 00.,
. pro,,p.s .1411.1i10,13T10LVT,.„
- #O(#O . W . S4III , LAROX AND L IVALL /11802211 D
DOOTD AND ANORff,
- 0121 AND EADTNRN IKANDPADTVNB,
lyfiteh they offer for nle on the hest terms for eseh,
'or Off t 1 - nand , DOyent ire invited th end
isifiri4d Shot! stook. • jyffl4,f'',
I TEC'1,10:))/f0A13, -8111166164
40442Liiiimand,yarted stock of:BOOTH
' Sell • 11 4. 7 4 WI; at thcloweitger ,
y'4ool;ll4,motatexurxr
1: kJln'uo.
abate
nis4tair ur "
r.
- • :
.".' "
131'1Nuoi
„rATZ;I2 ,
Ockskoineo , *olo;' , ..' , " , .
6141'BU: 1 /P016th
. 4:113 JAM, ecs • • - atil4l.2in,
1 Aiti:= - • sli ol -- 11 017497 1
.MRVVth...
JILATINVINQACIINI--lifelkiline i rst,* !II eti
OriferilarLAßl i elleettiVilallf T 4., , Wa, !lees An
eireifietirreir fibilltlekete tlidiredifie tiring D i rtment,,
"Ittilitith'allargee,:eptkieroyker weed. on, sad ;ban
1 tikrt.the trialfotle. u 'FlnveltY;or r , We ' AEork,, we
I • eall Atenish Dej , ,Wpeil4, , Aet the,loweat nilledelpAip
,ti g ! 4 ", - , l si#: l4l *Y::=,', -','4:` V-9-11"l h ) iltirliiii: '.
rz - itriiiiirity,4afiirifiiii/Mottc,„\P„k , A
122 0n5,4).,, - weet. • •. -, .., .- . , • 1i724-iraquok ~
NOtiet i rd -8 / 1 0N, LW . till, ( ll9 o EßSe .
i n i i - 1/05;ijiiki : HNBi [ re, l l 7l!/ , (4T.6.451 , 1110r 4
in lc o i t,theirkiiii :r t it ii •
' •
-• •
lioithriatiorn or - AROil Mdd IMMO Infests: •,
; ; ; ; Tli t eA huiftlgeifai,-111POrtNA*01:10 . 1***
t4i(q7,iictiolel,44:loo/174 1 (1 3 :44 TRXKUT(OO
0./
91iVe} at ssioQMrnte pricer frirab)e terms, * are .
Z.
r lwie4
•
fiquilro oomerAn*sfidY`oattk atu
'TO Rilitid.ltifintlig li - SOUT — EI3Rk
•]: ,i9ek• of ';. 10 0 11 4 #19. 1 5%
tor sile 121 • -- • -
wAAltan.,oll l3o.l. „ a
"160:::: : 14;;;:ltrlritsallorth-wItAliVIA. •
=MIEMM
1 : ;
MitEsl
,fiiUinergogAs,, _ ;
-•
No. •gl Winn 431CONV STUNT . "
4 .10 poi/ *Wig IhdplrtLlili • , 4- 4.
FALV.ATOOK
• ". )ICI:yL I ICE:IIIX,';G .o'o D S,
in taWitrbe found:anapeit; aafortainnt of
Et.
• Ain - BONS,
RUCtIEti and
- 5 BONNET- MATERIALS,
• -
A large portion of which has just been facetted per
•
The iffdacementa we offer to •
0.4.88,,E8982 7 TX1f1,..Akt . D, gm,sp9xBulLE , tax.
MONTHS Bukiit.
, ,
* l 4‘untul/nt Noy .„netnbiletoneiat, in this
!.county . . To metetuintinow,rielting_thq city, we ex
tend snoidiel Invite:Ron to call see examine our Moe!
`before making their pnrohebee. ' • •
...Onr motto le;inikelwa s hee been
- " QIIPOR,SAIRS'ARM SMALL -PROFITB."•
ALORGIq,,
, Nalil:Aintrrett froni'llitiNtirth Ninth Stied' mid will
open ph
,WRDNESDAY(BEPT:EMBEEt.
? .
Hess',
With handsome selection of"
NSW`FAILIiffLLIN'SIIY'' „
• ,
MILL-LITE - Br - pOODS.
no Patrons of the tnit Bard In Moth atmet, yid the
Lades generally are earnestly invited to call. .
MERCHANTS ANR MtiVINBRE;
Will no it .to. tkietr. interest, to o;amlne the .aboTo
!ipcpoc betorimaktng their parchlotes. atOBl-3t
ps,..r.d, MILLINERY •GOODS.
OrN - g'T 0 NE' dc 8 ii(,N 8,
No. 8O CEMBINUT
Ana now prepared to offer to their acustomenq and the
trade; a large and trell•ieliuted lutetium:A of - •
• - SILKS, • AMMONS, .
YEATS/IRS, , ; YLOWEES, and .
MILLINERY GOODS.
confining themselves exolusively to this brunch of
the trade, end importing the Luger part of their Stock,
enables them to offer, an assortment tuumrasssed fu
extent and variety, which pill , be sold at the lowest
pridis and the Most faiorable terms.
,
JIN I ..0. - FAWONER lat 00., • -
• • 125 OIXESTNTIVOTRENT, - ,
VP PTAIBII, ,
• ,
Sore now in *tore ft complete sisorno,ont of
BLUBONS, WiLVETB, nowfals,
' and
, .
. MILLTNEBYOOOD3
To which theyin;liethe attention of the Undo.'
an26-11nW _
, 33 139II_TH SECONL•STREET. 33
Royal! of
imuNEsar eons,
j9lli Andrus prepared k nioit complete emit
iuset?rtymt of .
New Stjlee BONNET IdATEISIALB,
RIBBONS In inamonte variety,
- nuniertioaidiaiimiem rLowzna,
FEATHEBB, RT.1011138, &0., .to
&isoi a besaUral Stook of
GQODS;
ComprtelegVl the deelieble Eltylia.„
- 'Oar .Pnipze, which are fined and uniform, are
iinaluatial at a= -- - '
~' "? MINIMMUM ADVANCE UPON COST,
Das[dai wWah we allow
: -
7% PERCENT. FOR CAM
DE4EII.B from a distapae, who taiy- not be aware
of the exbitenee of nab - an Ertabltehment, OtloP
MARKET OTHER?, 4111 benefit j!iemeetree by a
,
lisif to_ : .
A. H. Rosgmiend• 8c BROOKS;
-No. 813NoONOECOND Elieiot, above Ohootnat
au2B-11 ' tuoil „ -
itipabk PAIL STOOH. 1858
L N004N,..WC4;6, 5v NICHOLS,
'NO. 4•7I . OIITHBsOOND STSBNA • :
11111/93:liViRECANILile.N172.4.04IIRBR8
,
BTxw (wont, - • - -
- moNon - IninvXxis,
• • - 1 7 EINzT AND BILE BONNETS;
- TRIMMED STRAW . DONNET6,
;111StoNB, ,
• BilollEs,and
MILLINERY - 900D9 GENERALLY.
Pattern Bonuete ' made add trinneed to Wei.'
- spirtuFßNANp - 7ESTE I R4IFIJYptiI
- Are invlte4 edit and examhie the Ad.' '
.2.101 COMPLETE TO:DEFOILND;IN
TUE i couNTRI: aule-fm'
j HILBORIT JONES, • -
HAVOSAO7IITHER AED WHOLESALE DIALER IS
.FANOY.§ALK- AND .STII,AW- BONNETS )
•ARTIPIOIAL ILOWERS, R 11011213, fro.
80Fi' FUR AND WOOL HATS."
The attention of pity and Mondry dialeni is invited
to a large and varlid stook of the atiori iocidl;.o
MARKET STREET,•
militant ' : 7 ,4tE1,0W luau.
AUGUB,T, 1858,".
We would Invite Abe etterdlorl Of Southern and
Wedeln Duyers,to oar Zan Styladof
eiti, VELVET, ited . '
. IPANOY BONNETS, ,
ARTIRIDIAL FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, and
- MILLINERY GOODS,
Now ready for the Trade at the loweat Market priced.
STERN & FREEMAN,
126 . ORESTNUT Street.
• ir_T,W ßSD;2Qos. lO3•attdiOdPT. SECOND
/Like fitroot;Mannfoctarer- and , Dealer In Panay and
Straw Bonnets; Chenille ,and Straw Trimmings' Also.
;feathers , and. Ploirskt," , "all of which ars of tit's Moot
sad moat fashioasble ogles. , -- ; •
N. 8.-Cash Nnyers will find ”.to their advantage to
give no a call, • . an24lm*
,„ , •
43afes.
SAL KANDER BAPE{3.
.
A largolisertment of .
....E. ,EVANB & WATSON'S
_.-
TIIIL A D L P 2( I A MANUFACTURED
SALAMANDER', SAFES, '• •
'
. •• • - . VAULT DOORS,-
, .
For Ranks and Stores.
DANE LOOKS . ....
Rqoal to tiny now In use.
. .....
• IRON DOOM, BRUIT/IRE: &a.,
''• On ad good terms as any other sietablfelueent in the
United Ma'am, by
. ,
• • EVANS. A WATSON, - -
• No. 20 South FRONT Street, •
•• . , , , - • Ph il adelphia: •
PLEASE GIVE US A CALL: • • J -auld-tf
;' ffirM 3 rg.
jpoiokise.T4l GUANO.
• - 4,000 BARRELS AND BAGS
."FROM 801503E14R° xwLAND,
In Oklre and for Bala by
r '
JO.T. B. HANBONAk
' • 110466 Forth WAfER' Eltroal,"
-s and No.loo Z . , l43;thlniiiaW.Al4l Avila
IVO
MR* fiIOBPHATS Of LIRE, OR
, PRRICARRD - BLOOD, -
ibunifacArired and for este by BLIORIBTON &-
WOODWARD. iftet Bud Market-street Bridge.,
litfW.of oity and oonifry deafer!. ia2B.llt
000 1 110 M1
o; A.,KINGSBURY, L D.,
.
.DBINTIBT,- •
tits Ideals thit he his 11=011 , 11D to
. I.III9FWVT. litroot,oboini Eleventh. 061-8 o
OR •ARTIFICIAL
',N::,fIPNOIAIa NOTION TO PIITBIO/ANS.—The abcrri
orterifi labials for tho °Urea:Mies to dlu
eased snrfacat, which eowildrios thi follOwlne advants:'
-A: good and noraryingeonalatanc.,
off with Tiliter; &knives all saletaiseee thee ate eata
ble in - water,letlee faellitatjag inateal of obetruettag
"theft abaorptlOni• and Woos:wog Yet rattafd., The last
yr:inert,' lilone' tendert itanitoralnahle umiak% to
the ptaotittoner. Prepared and for are wholesale and
at pnows Laboratory,and Pharroaor, , •
alba ' ;' Twelfth gad 011estaqtatristio.
* f. I "1 sll , ' -tty
: ,,:,Y W L%4TAITI:X_M i - 4' , .: I V-g.'0,4.'..g.51.)AY, - ;:SBE'IT4N.BgIt. ; _s:l., ;1858::
-Netu3 ablitatiotto.Ji4
AmEgiogitttwee:l7,iBipr;'"sl,f - ':: -
STRIM3fey.
.Publish OITY OP TWO GREAT *NO—the
ittoot superb work on .T.ruudem.e.ftym,dp - spso.
EADJI IN SYRTA contd.
. - :OARPENI'ErMA_TMB PAST.' $3.
NBW .117YENItE trintAßir. -
-CAVE 'OP MAOPREIiAH. , ".
GOSPEL AND ITS ELEMENTS. 35 0w1 . % ' .
WMPIST/AN EVIDENONIV• 83 rants.
•
PALESTINR,TAST 7 AND PRESENT.
41N AND - AROUND STAMBOUL: 8A.81y,,A0.4.
41N11init
.„,
' TUSY - OUT 1 NOW READyI
ralxoNAL'• •
TEE REAT wolituNcatztvis PA BR)/
- :
ROAD, /T 1 READ , READ IT 1
Irv- It captains a largo ainonto t Inattaiiat vital
interest te'evetrene that 'semi b living by hAnest
deal. l'o be heti et the 0,111ce,..bie.1011,4 tienlp. , Third
Sue (( stairs
AG NTB and' ,CIAILIM3RB WAFTED /*OM
ATELY. - • - -
,
tr Ali LE •NYTJA.W. N CO BOO/Ala
LAW..VIIALMERB , 'OPlNlo.l.lB.—GlifriOns of
eminent Lawyers on various ;points OVEnglleliltirle
prudence, ohledy, concerning the Colonltithirteriee,'
end Commerce of Great Britain : Collected and graded
from tho Originals In the Board'of Trade and o er Ba%•
pc:nitrfies, By proadi-Cnaratasai Zeg.411.1154.11;a..
vol. !Ivo 'Bl5 pages. , -- •
Ault reciedyertand ter gale by., • '
' BRoinnt,
Law Book eilleiaiPuhltehere;end
.17 2 9 .•, ' •-• / 9 8' 811131 . 8 40,•82
• . ,
_China,
,gslaisu!tire,
l itr#.N‘PPr k l4 : Sg CC).i
' '':
::
N
IMPOIT4)341:0 WHOLESALE 5381,1iaP
.013111N4. AND QUEEN - SWARK t .ki.
Igoe. 23 and 25 SOUTH Minn 841(102;
Between Market and Otteetnnt, ''',-'4 '
' •': ' ' -'. rmzeinnalwi.
jfr GLASSWARE, open or by ttiei package:l4; l .
aeBl-2rn
•FALI, STOOK
, • ,CHINA. AND QUDENSWAD.B.,
a 0,3 Z xi •ft s-x.m:t 017
• 'No. - 82 NORTIV FOURTIX
potrit
' nowin store the largest assortment
.CHINA ANDeqUEEBIOIV4RE
Ia th 9 city, of their own irarirtistion, wh! oEY
. they invite the sitention'of - -
'l O /BSP. CLASS BITYBS I 3 - -;,•
Also, Mertufsofured Pittsburgh eiloikei r 7';
.in2e-les; ." • •
TO SOOTHE.RN, -ANC ,WESPM#7.
MERCHANTS. '‘•
•
A. bite Stook of •-
.
"
CH IN A,' 8 A.. 1131 , A 11!),'.C"-)?
PANCY ARTiOLEB,'
AT TEM LOWMEIP atanzat PRIMO; AP --•
• BURXBEN b. WITTB, Lappstere,' ,, ,-
meßoNicl HALL, 718 ORBEITMETTATREET: '
jan643' -
ilarbuck . rc.
TRUITT, BROTHER;
uirownua•Lin
HA'2tDWAB
CUTLERY,
,OUNB„. . • • -
R.taroLs, &o.
526-MARICHT STRMT; 1
• , Below 131.xth;Borth
an 27-2121 PIi;LAI?)3LiB/A„
mooittointszty, & 00.,
Nu. 427 MARKET ANTS 16 900p0.11
IMPORTERS OP
HARDWARE, CIITLEEY, GUM, &0.,
Han now in atone; and will be receiving , throughout
the eau* a large and well eeietited asiortment: of
iiooll4 In their lino, to which they invite the attention
' WESTERN AND BOTITHEItif BuTrats ! ;
alaiiout
DWAR X.—The subsoribers,-
L... MISSION HERCIHANTB forth') age of FOREIGN
AND DOMESFIO 11./.11DSVA111; would • reepeothdli
sell the attention of the; trade to their 'took, whioh -
they are offering q . .ceest fates. Our wortatent eon.
date hi plftOt
°helps, of all hinds —Triee; Ulf; tither, Bruit;
oo*, Weak, Wagon, Stage, - Moine; Loch,
Mine, and Coil Chaim. •
.
- The oelebrited " Moo Nails Stone and Sledge
(Lammers.
ESi;EGO
Ei;MZZUMMM
,
Is superior Mien and Rasps; Med Bantu.
~Baoeledor it Elated" lane Blurting Wen.
Oorn,Gtsas, awl Beer Saythu; -Hay, Corn; and Ilkair
-Nap, Ilitaire,tennerst, raid Spading Yorks.
Rakes and Noes; Shovels and Spades, of, all kind,.
Tacks, Brads, Shoe, Want, and ifinishing ' ,
'Out and Wrought Butt - Hinges, Sarews, Locks of all
kinds; Outlay, Dams and Pumps, Ales, asteheilloleu•
mem 'Shines, and ottlerTools, &a., &a. -,
SON
,
)n11 . 14 , .No. W
aG. Lu owaiNalUt %est,
SHOVELS AND , SPADES; -
:2100 dozen for sac at -coma? of QUARRY and.
,BREAD Banat,. HAL/MANI raotory.
•anlll-1m
FIRST. AND SECONV•QUALITY . FLTTE
AND MEM IRON. Ossometei, gOoal
Shute; Sugar idould,,Taak, and Plate Iron, out to pat.
tern, up to SS inches wide. For 'sale bp the meanie°.
torero, J. WOOD It BROTHERS,
No. 223 North EIROOND at.. Philadelphia.
• - •
- 53 abiira ankAariisii enmntinpg;
GOFF
.&- PETERSON,
IMPORTERS AND MANIIPAOTIIBERO
II&DLIM1,
OAR3IAOB, and
No. 318 MARKET STREET,
goving pachiws.
WHEELER Sz WILSON
SEWING 'MAOHILiEB, •
atrimexon TO ALL OTLINAI3
" 1011 '
FAMILIEO, TAILOIII3, LiRkBS3IANEIL9, pLANT4IIBi
811111T-*AICERB, AND ALL EITITOEIN4 - ,
WOVEN PAMLICO. -
Story kind, style; site, and patterdot these tir trailed
Instruments for sale at my °Moe at factory prices.
I giro the same commission's.' the CoMpiny to Ball
Agents, and Merchants parchaslng on orders.
• - JIMMY COY, Agent, /
hie /Nisei, Philadelphia. ,
And No .7 West at4e,street, Trenton,
'saB:4m ' . ,
HARRIS'e- BOUDOIR SEWING' MA!
CHINE is offered to thipliblio as the most retie
ble low-priced Sewing ?decline in use: It will sew (roil
six to 'sixty atitebea to an ha, on ill kinds of goods,
from °oiliest bagging to the fluent cambric.. It 111
without exception, the simplest in ]td Meehanleil com
strustion ever made, and can be run and -kept in ocdq
by a child of twelve yearn, of The ntraintiirr
this machine, and the QUALITY Or ITO Wonx,,are wan
ranted to be unnorpaseedby, any other, Its speed rangel
from thrim hundred to fifteen hundred stitched per miq
ate. The thread used la taken dirently from the 40014
WITHOUT OHS tmounim or miwtmnina., In hat, it lei
'machine that Is wanted by iveijfindly,in the'land., eid
the low prio° of
YOETir. DOLLARS,
at *Soh they ' 'sold, brings them within $l2l resident
almost eitery one • ... B. D. BAKER, Agent, I
• isli-dflm wkieowem 20 'torah EIGHTH Street'
Umbrellas anb Varnals.•
WILLIAM A.
_DROWN, & CO.,
UMBRELLA AND PARASOL/
BLANIIIIAOTIIII4RO,
No. 248 MARKET STREET,
A large assortment constantly on herd, to which the
of,dealeire Is incited. Pu26i3m
SIfEEPER & FENNER,
bfANIIVAOTIIRRES
UMBRELLAS AND PARASO.4S,
No. 858 AIABILNT OTRIEST,
Inane the attention of DUMAS
LANGE AND VARIND TOOK
•
intl24in -
SAOICSON, '
JOB PRINT
lraS Rel:lloTed to
FIFTH AND OHROZNIn
au2B-1m
HARNEBt3
PHILADELPHIA
To Their
-.s s_
.
.
S?I'EllIBER, 1, 1858.
Private Life of Napoleon ///*4
"No man," sign the proverb,"is ahero to
his dwil - v;alet." " After perusing" The Public
and Private ,T.,,ifeof,Drapoleou the ,Third, by
.Bamtar. M. Suuoamt, we are inclined to ex
tend the aPplioitien, and declare that if lives
birtakeMon his plan, nolman could be a hero
to his own biographer. Hitherto, the 'prac
tice almost in
i , ariably has beeh •• for a lllogia-,
to• 'feel 'ithiae, k indl y 'lntermit in, dome
genial sympathy the person whose life•
he presents to the public. - There have been ,
enroseptions- 7 rare and . cliscreditable. One no
torious one in -the ienomous - and slanderous
Memoir of EnMis A. Poe, prefaced to his
collected Wcirks',,and sviitten' by that amiable
being Ruvue drifsir,cmu. Mr. , SMUCKER,
we regret to notice, has followed the Griswold
example. His private Life of NAVOnton
111 collects, concentrates, accumulates, pointri,
and adopts all, the_ scandalous minors, the
coarse inventions, " the prurient accusations
which Humor and Eate, both,, very fruitful in
Buell things, bad ever uttered or even whispered
against the personal , character, and conduct
Of ; Lotus NAPOLEON. • Beyond doubt, Mr.
SMUCKER deserves consideration, aft' the - post
credulous of men, for he accepts accusation
as proof.
His Biography treats of the public as well
as the private ' life of- the . Emperor.. In the
relation of events which now are historical, he
ISTrequently, but not always "correct: He is
wrong when he speaks of .TERonE BONAPARTE,
half-educated and rough, as " romantic." In
relating the trial for-the Boulogne expedition,
he does not give, even allude scarcely to, the
speech, which ,Loyis N.A.pez,Eort himself deli
vered; in .Which ho emphatically spoke of Wa
'terloo as an injury be - avenged by Tranee.'_
In relating thertuoiOtnentakin 1832, prelimi
nary to the reseoration 'of the, Empire, be
omits Louis NAOLEON ; Eliiimti ' rkittile speeckat.
the -bridge of Autiteilliz,on*Oetober 15 ; .in
'ri3ply 'to the Prefect of the Seine, who offered
hint the purple. •On the following diy;',.(o-0-."
-tobor 16th, 1852,) Louis Nipoizott !lberafed
ABDEL-KADER from prison , (we saw_ him at
liberty, in Paris, three weeks lator,)" bit, on
page 203 Mr. Smucwint.states that 'liberation
to'have occurred tarch".lBss,. after, the;
birth of the Prinbe Imperial. On page 221,
'he' reports Marshal OANRonERT as having
gone, "after his return kenik the Orimea," on
a diplomatic mission to 'Obtain the baild of, a•
Hs l / 4 - edish Princess for :Louis NApotaioN, that
is; in the summer of • 1855, whereas, id page
182; he details the circumstances of.LOuis NA-'
Puses's marriage withHadamOiselle de How-
Two (not MonTioo,) lo January 1858, nearly
three years earlier. :Ho gives an incorrect
version (page 60) of Col. ViVlTDltErfal address
to the soldiers at Strasburg ,in 1886.-' He
stales (page 184) that the standing army of
France was only 80,000 ' men' . Kinder ',Louis
PHILIPPE, but tbat'Loils NAPOLEONreduced.
.
%hi 1852, to 80,000,.
,and was engaged, in.
4858, 'in diminishing - it to -20,000. - -- •Now,
,:every body who knows any thing about the'
Irmilitary power of France Milt see heir 'in r
correct this is. Under LoMs l'insares it was
rarely under 80,0001 it- Is .about 400,000-
'iuriv, and has .beon considerably paoii.' Mr.
Sneoasa - reflects' upon Larts - Nsionzox as
having cc enlisted among the, special con
*tables who aggrekaled,onApril 10, 1848, to
defend London ftein 'threatened ,attacks by
the Chartists. There was no enlistment. The
movement, at once simultaneous and volun
tary, was by able bodied Men or all ranks and
ehmses, to take thC defensive, if:occasion re
quired le.:, `Slrotioa 'III wis a special con-•
stable, slid so' were the leading nobility and
gentry then in London, as well 'as the mass of
the working Classes. This great moral foice
made the Chartists peWerless. 'Tis said (page
285ythat the Duke of DZVONSRIRE would not
have wedded his daughter to ,Lours NA
rorzox :—be was a bachelor, and had -no
daiighter. We could multiply instances, Mit
these will show hoW carelessly Mr. Suscasa
has compiled.
There is one personal circumstance Which
deserves notice. In, page 102, Mr. SMIONEIC
says, "The excuse urged. by the Prince to his
confidants for attempting hie - escape [from
/Aim] was that he' might attend the alek4led
'of his father. But [Mr. Unoxsa] believe
this to have been merely a pretended reason;
Lours NAPOLEON well. knew.that the ex• King
of Holland was probably not ~his father; and
the fact that be really did not pay the slightest
regard to his alleged parent after ' his escape
:from the fortress hid been' effected—the fact .
that he immediately directed his steps, not
toward , Florence but toward London, clearly
proves that he hadno sincere desire to visit the
fernier husband of tioarnusn, with' whom,
'during her life-time, he had been constantly and
bitterly at variance." This is a fair specimen of
Mr. Smtroxxn's fact and argument. 'How a man
can well know a prebabitity is curious. Louis
NAPOLEON, on his escape, went to London, it
being the,only safe asylum open to him. But,
page 107, Mr. Sunken states that "On the
Prince's arrival in London, he applied for
passports from the representative of the
Grand Duke of Tuscany, permitting 'him to
visit his father in Florence. They were
denied, him, and the Grand -Duke afterward
informed the ex-King of Holland that o French
influence' would not permit him to tolerate
the presence of Louis. NAPOLEON in Florence
even for twenty-four hours. The ex-King ex
pired soon afterward, without again seeing
Lours Nevommovhom in his latter'years be
pretended to regard as' his son!" This last
sentence is a gratuitous inuendo, for the ex-
King of , Holland never denied, never doubted
the-paternity. But it is evident, from Mr.'
Einuoine's own admissidn, that the first , use
Louis NAPOLEON made of his newly-recovered
liberty, once that he reached London, was to
use °ever? , effort , to visit - his father. How he
could do BO MaylB46, if (as we find in page
266 j-that father had previously died, in Janua
ry 1846, we leave others to determine. Mr.
SMOKEa ought to, have been, at least, correct
in dates—the exacing.of-liolland; did not die
in January, but in July, 1846.
The inuipdo in the previous quotation
shows that lir. Sunman Hilly endorses the
slanders about Ilonrinn, the mother of
Lours Ifer!orarox. He seems to have an
especiallfeeling , against that lady. From
" authorities of no moan importance " (whom
he does not name) be accepts the slanderous
assertion that , not a drop of Bonaparte blood
flows in Loma Nsinzon's veins, and that he
is son of EoaraNsE "by her favorite lover,
Admiral ;Vinton." Over and over again this
suspeatedlegitimacy is , pressed upon the
reader, as , o fact of whichthe biographer has
no"doult. We have "his supposed father"
on page 87 ; again, on page 102, King Lours
'is mentioned "as probably not his father;"
and on page 24 the very considerable simi
larity" of his' features to Vsmon's is
strongly urged. At the same time;it is re
peated, on the authoritY of FOIJOHE (I) that
when 11011. TENSE married tours, she "was
then already pregnant by the Emperor," her
own step T iatherorad (Mr. S3IIBI}CBB adds) that
subseqtront events seemed indeed 'to give
the color - of 'truth to these assertions."
Finally, Mr.' Sunman speaks of "the un
scrupulous violence of her passiorts;" and de
clares that oho ais said to have spent her
whole life inititMirlea of liaisoni." With Mr.
Smuctria it lieems enough for. a, scandal to
be a said 't--Lho adopts: it at Yet,
though lionrknE 18 11818 40p104,4 1 4,dern
'3lssin44, even Mr. Snecnis 'Odra) tstii - to
have bsen an admirable Mettler.
- -atNsransoN himself, however, 'is the
lot of Mr. Smicimen's,morolantipa-
Ale and Private 81eto4 or # l l ,O /Oexi the
3rbr of the French ; with biographical no
moat distinguished Ministers, Generale, he-
Re'entli4o, and various details descriptive
idee,the Second Bmplre. ,By Samuel M.
,1 eta, 12,n, pp. 404.- khtladolphia 1
gvery,well-informodperson ,
thatl.there ,was ne'trnth,,in the, declarations
ihattotna N : i3ornox Was,riotone and sensual'Ne*Tori, an exile - in - 1837:
Mr. ? SKID:Jaen repeats,.the • accusations, kindly
suggesting that it 1 . 74114 probable they were ex.,,
aggerated, hut adding, ex stio moist, es an, aseer,
laud fact, IsTiimacon,wal fond of
luxurious living, and indulged to some degree
in dissipation, during Ids residence in New
Yorle that aniong,his favorite places of resort
wuean infamous saloon kept by an, abandoned,
French woman,. and ~freiluented by the most
dissipated adventurers of ,Nell York Of ; bath
eeies; that here ho becaMe,fainiliar .With a
Spanish, Jewess, Mimed Bemrdine, described by
Mr. 43tecx.xe. as (,‘ the impaisiOned and erdetit
JosEettinx.", Now; the fact is 'that Lours NA:.
.
troLion,'s life in New York;Whence he was,
called bY i tlie death-illness of his mother, Was
that of a, retired `man of letters. Re went very
'little into society,, and'was noticed for, the
gravity of tile demearier and conduct. .
"After hie:mother'edeath, Lours NAPOLEON
resided in ,ngland,.until the. Beiflogne fiasco
of 1840. biographer.
ted:tlieee - tssie.,yearprto", .c the 'gratification of
his passions," and : that "even ,"perseri . al
character end self-respect Were' absorbed Or
loot In his devotion or abandonment to, plea
sure"7-that he,Wes tolerated by the British
aristocracy as any "intelligent dehinchee"
would be t , Who mingled intionrielfwitir all the
more dissipated classes of soCiety".-;ind
at LOY. Biniernoreir'S; be ' was. throwri into
the society of 'the most •distinguished,,person
agee of the tiirie England.", &Mania,
we regret: tO . ;. ob e erVc; ; writes thin Without
knowledge-Of the f'dcp. :ii.boirt,ti dozen, 41:6 7 :
tingnished Persiursuell as MeortE,
DisaAma; r..oidlienixAm,Fortnraneuk, and
on--used to fiecpilini,Lady BLESSINGTON'B, but
her personal' eharicter was. such that nerupu-
lows' persons avoided her, while, the female
memberi of lies, vfaitersi, families never set
foot within her . hci , use vOri few gen
.tiernen visited . her,
• Irithistime,l.B7.-irsays Mr. SIMMER, eer
•
Lotysli'ooikozi,„tenow led the life cif :a"
. diesipatedii
"tlyentinetl London,Visiting
gambling-linfities; betting' on horse-raises, fre- :
quonting fashionable house§ of pros-,
Station, andaPeatAaya said, nights their
drunken, licentious„, and
,bolaterinis orgies."
nut, 'skid Itir S:':ithiti"reeideqne now was , in
'Ottriton-Terrice.i'
_Tim rent of a hones there
is ftom twenty r tntWenty-fivo,thousiind dollars
a year, and` Louis 'l l / 4 1'Arimatm paid, for . his
allowance froni his father with hie inheiitance
from his Mother - , made him an annul:l,l)464MM
of some ',18tt,000.: ;"adventurer"
,with
ttstraightendti ,pireumatinpos"'el such an in
'orrie,l truth; in. these' two years„Naro- .
taros mored'lliqbe highest society in
England, and was, courted IS much for-his per
sonal qualitida, as for the his,llus,
trious name:
,Tia Could, Choose, hidOirt: socie
ty, and be selected the bast.
At thii time, says his biographer, he met
Eiova:ao,:aWotaiM7iyhose name,has been
associated' with his .:Ent he,nevefr did
meet 'her until 184 k, after Ids .esCope from
andlir. sgatuottailia:itcnonnt of her isa
ElO3V`ae sirtiPlidimker;ndaughtor
who
,becani . a middling actress, pretty
face. led to'n'er Ai,p; befOre Louis NAPOLION
drat' , sare`har on the - boartle,'of thO,.9lYmPic
theft*? ,
nnd:erlde;f,:pro-,
tiiation'!(ati the vice 'in 'Called), and finally
parted With her'early in 1882;„ at the time w,hen ,
be had - deternithedle 'marry,
,3(r.,Eittroima
state's; over and over 'again; - ap, if it Were a'
fact, i ochich it Is' not; that Loniel.firozion
,was It.needy petinlicia,7 when be first
met her,' with Milt peetitiinik,,.
,resaurces ex:
hausted"—yet, he fixes thoitime of, thiir first
ac;quaintafice whek Loirie - 7iiirot l xon had a
palatial maneiCon' f ta' parltor. Terrace and n
princely:4l6:MM: ' Mr:,; Sifticsaa's ,repeated
stories of - Leas' liailir;nozi, Aidnioet des*
tate of ikehilling,?:derliblilibi'y daily atibela,_
fence" wages of sin,
must be repudiated He was the
avowed head of a very rich family, who raised
£260,000 'for the'expeditien to:. B - oirlogne in
1840, and; after hie escape fronkHain in 1848,
gave him anindome onwhich he liind,linug4
not with Carlton terraceepl,9ndor, al; a,prirate,
gentleman of fair :standing',
.at King street,
St. James's. ' •
We have not glanced at the imputed liaison
with Madame Gonnox- - because Mr. SurroluM
has wholly mistaken its character. The lady,
describedas' Atilt pleasing and 'attractive,, , .'
has reached the mature age of sixty,_artd,was
Loins I! , TAPOLEOX'S confidante and
,ageityn the.
affair o f Strasburg and ltdrilegne, antithe ca
nape' from Ham. Louts BLANC!, in his recent
naive; to Lord' Homan - Ws Wok; sets her
character clear before the world: " •
At laid, there . came nearly six years of im
prisonment in Hain. irekor,ioN's passions
would here' be' euppreeeecil Not so ! "At
the .ohateau ,of Ham," says Mr. &mom,
" there'are :said to be tw o , children who possess
the right to call the Emperor of the French •
their Dither.", Then the mere on dit rises; in
the neat sentence, to one of Mr: Same xisn's
facts—" their mother was the daughter of the
keeper of the prison."
. On the same yade whieli records this, we
find mention of the l!rinceaS,Mtrtiunt, with
"Louis H.4.4l.wr,sliared the admiration of
the public for lila fair cousin; and Scandal
even magnified his partiality and affection
for her Into - a •grosser , passion. Yet," Mr.
SMUCKER kindly sidds, "of the -truth or this
charge there is to proof ; nor could there well
be, in the nature of the case."' If unproved,
why repeat the scandal?
We are told that EUGENIE DE MONTLIO first
appeared in Paris in 18,52, and there lithe
vulture eyes" of Louis NAPOLEON soon Ins
tened upon her. ;Indeed ? It is known, in
London as well ;as' in Paris,- that Louis NAPO
LEON had Met the , lady - in 'England as early as
180. - Apropos of - this locality, we find Mr.
SINUONER sneering (‘ the prolific Queen of
England." Is -the having a numerous family
by marriage to be held Wrong?
Lastly, though Louis NAPOLEON'S moral
conduct, since his -marriage, is generally be
lieved to have been most unexceptionable, Mr.
BROOKER assures us that "whenever he can
secretly escape from the heavy cares of em
pire,, and froin , the lynx-eyed vigilance of
Enemas," his first retreat even yet "is to
Madame GORDON'S, sumptuous residence," and
that at least two other women-"have suc
ceeded in leading Min into' lamentable lapses
item conjugal fidelity," namely,Midemoiselle
LAuran, a prima donna, 54 the,Oeuntesspe
CASTIGLIONE. - Tedisbelleve'this adcusation—:-
not a "ii is Salk" hut Alstinctly made by Mr.
Ssirrezin himself. And one of the reasons
whilie discredit .the charge is that the en
graving given by Mr. Smuoirnn as a-portrait of
the Countess DE CASTIGLIONE is no stranger to
us. It is copied froni a fancy head, (by the
late IL - Emma, wo.belleve,) which appeared
in an English Annual soine twenty years ago.
We have,come tq 't4e.cl!i'se of a disagreea
ble duty, and trust that we shall never again
have to motice biography so distorted as that
upon which we have commented. 'lts au
thor should do 'better 'than rake "up explo
ded and lying scandals. Eyeriwero they-true,
where is the use of expatiating upon them ?
We recommend, as a motto' for this book,
what Mr. SMUCKER himself has written,
,(( Truth, decency, and propriety were all out
raged ; and even the Prince's former connex
ion with several females of -questionable char
acter was exaggerated, - perverted, censured,
and heralded forth."
We learn from the Shelby, News that Mr.
Frank White and one Mi. Blythe have been shoot
ing at each 'other; at If ardingville, F.y."A few
days since, as White was passing down tho street,
Blythe shot at him, the loan touching his. ear.
White immediately turned. around, nd facing
Blythe, remarked .
"Shoot again, you 'cowardly
scoundrel!" And B. did shoot_ again—the ball
striking White in the right side, but fortunately
striking a rib, and glancing, onliinflicting a slight
flesh wound. Since then Blythe has been absent
from home, or kept himself concealed. On the
17th ult., as White was passing along by Blythe's,
he was Bred at twice; and both balls, we under
stand, took effect in his hips, but did not inflict
serious wounds. White immediately went home,
got his gun, and went back to Blythe's, and shot
in the house four times.
' • ,TWO,CENTSi'.
-": ' if" Oft IV i4ii,,,"yt.',,'l,i:litl...fft,
,att:l6;.t'ilt...f6ll6eirkftiiii.PitiViii"C-;',g't.
-il ,We glee place int ! l'Pa "!l --- -e DugantiC ' , Agit ( Mud -
I 'hyriiii; Void do piiltirtheliere
butioni - 40'thdprgeetn eete
tooieleue ePPeepeketti *pelt
f the age, we, doubt not
, • 4 ,,,„, er the grea test mira c le of
...,..
that Q`oui L ii- l i ) ,-..,.. 7 ,..,,,,,,,t et c,0, 1 1 . .,. % t t 1i at . : ,.: . ,
deed; w'orth, of the in*Erni"e!lji
'tildes i - .
0 JehOvatt ! 'slew, "
For the etas hiitrondroits .eourseirie,l:tilt irafcfs (row
Thy throne! - • - -
And the zone. et moM 01%41111, ,eiz!d - gif plant, ae
{hey roll,, - ITh"'
'All bey Thee 2 allaaoreiihettraitiir et' thei
tat seta! • ,- 5.! -
Thhie the ciait the OhnlAein pindered r Vildet hie oidesit
skied unfurled-:-•' •- - - • A -- ,41-4 •
Tuns the tortured Galileo ;pideed • abode las i t innvinir
world) 2,
TFEZ Oopepitens, , ennOu ; l74k snlMPed with
praise ;
And the idorlig Newton lair . thee:=•Anstint Of tireA•;•
bays ' • ' - -
Thins the ninne,fil - Lord of WisdOM !..-.Tidne 'the word'
• 'of•Lite divine, • • ' • -
First in irkatioloy and trembling, rastrix'd by, the
German Trine , , , , ~
While the lonia of mai:ado l d Ages, hi thpir cdri
rial dregs, • ••"'
Walked; hi' iirand'tranallinintion, threngli the pOrtals
- erthe Press -•: ••••• _ •
-
Lo! the Birnbaum limns our features; Tire and Air we
,
Veit, the Lightnings from Thy fopteioPl wi hit's Chained!
In iturtivis V, • • •
Tlrni, 0 God o'er Franklin bending, tare to Mai the
eleatrio flame; • •• • - • • ••• i• • -• •
Arid, with taloven.tongues exultant, Morse decla red
Thy '
.• .
Scrolled beneath the eunderetl ocean; • moored 17. Light„
awful pen— „ ,
'; Hiork unto H'od, the Hig h est !• Peace onliartk ! •
Geed
Will to Menu • - " •
.Land to land, in mingling currents, away' AK Willa
" ,
wtHi loving : nor • ; t• •
icWiteresif ttie'cita Wood .4pikia • 'ina. tke
„new World murrattra, c;
• iti • • "'" -
.11:ere the eleotrlo Heart of Piatiorreffie.eterripl
core Of, • -
Hatfield from their burning contrii, Hash 'the 76,4 'of
Freedom's light ! • ; • • • ;; • '-
Girt with all the world'a great- watere—oiroled 'far by
all the lands— . .
Harked by sacred Line and Plummet-God oar delitlnY
• . _
/tether -Godt we faint—we falters fiord s of : elemental
Grant tie that, godlike silsdoiS k chliditko
Thou hest made Mankind teidegerent—o'er rsiaime
. of Mind mamma , - -r•
Be our hearts Thine earthly sltars,he Thrwandr.oas,
Lire our theme
[Fei , The Zoe's.] ' '•-•• '
Tha
Atlaiitia Cable.
- _
flubbed! '120141i - the Wendidud main, ,
Upon whose bed ne , ei hand before' .
• ,A Hying link to Albion's shore, ,
,ylotsbee the bright electric phein.t , flt .
- The kindred netiordri on'Whoiie word • "T.
• - For wed or woe; for life str.deith:.
Icangstbe, earth's featire,belttbeirbFeedby.„-,
.tatedaq for that we now heye he. • , .„
They heard, it, and a !nighty yolen ••• ,
Resoundedthrcingh the anneetral Telex - ,
While the ir_qat child-lieylled With initial;
Let all the Western &ilea relcilea V- •
For new,,ii forged the ithertal , . - _ •
Which kilts Old Woilds buids
• Oolan-dielded -
, And those wlto ifo)dth ‘ thiiseivho
0
.f Peace bath ner !atones, 'man was'
.!No less renoyrned :mthe hiseidedlffacii
Shell, glitter, from Vane Iforthirildrags; . : -
'And Freedom Falb, from shoro.to shan't-
Roll, ever roll, world.olretiog waves: • ,
,Ifen e eforth t holve!ttrj?,tra,t; ve
•- • The meeiengenea_PeidicsidUie ;.;
- Wl4 ball mi trioni jour Coral
kror Thu Tinsel : • . • 21 ' • 7 4
The-Atlantic -Snbniarine-.Eleakic
• , Cable—A,EionneU .
as Ttit - xwr. n. wasununii,-x.ii:
• - An icroslie :' 4 :•Tileirisph:trts L ipn -
Triumphant over space Mid time,
EleCtrio pulses throb' the nations' heirte between!
.Low. buried in dread oneans'dirkeiii.green
Extends the pathwxy, of. pat-Ifyitati ot . old.' !-
find's angels chwted , to their-harpy of •
Rejoining high — o'er earAdeiedeiiiption, fihnut,,
AA itintiroisTelr 2 Mid - Wide
"P41a48 ,cin earth, goid *1.1.1'4.b" Men..t' •libinti in' hand;
.. 11etioetorth, and heart tchtmarti Magiall magi stand
tnilted in eternal brotherhood! _
New glories dawn, new prupleefes of good, -
,
Inspirid, with truth, resonisdirinn evry-laid;
On mountain tor, lie Mties - ,'M eittesi . _tlirongs '
'itew , life • suniet.;•Eattli leirsdi Irene -- fteiviii
Autni5t.18,1868,,,,, .:• „.%
Letttir. fr!ini an;old=Line Lehigh Pew:,
- •
[Ooneepondenee of The t.r r eei.]
My attention has bees' tialled: to a letter 'frimi
thls T,lpeo, In whieh.the proodedingi of oitiihinitil
county meeting are &earthed, ea 'having been'
'very harmonious; end as having' Vendoreed thi
General and State Administration." .
Title brief stiefament pie r / stedpuln.oopledinto
certain papno,l4ne.givlng eusTeney slander
on our. county. Alfe!v.,ne„tojet?rreet,,it,, Oa;
meeting was VerY"..large,;,yerz:harminione,
`we am in theittingait poi4takteino 4tti_
Adminlitration of W:I.-Paikei. - '" '
Bnt if bylte aide• Of one so strongly -dra*as
this' is, the-Meeting plane, as they 'did, one 'tvilloh=
coldly "approves in general of the measures of
the National Administration," and, `.•`BS,Sclile
the to do what is right," &0., he, who sees
an, - "endoreement" in. this, mud be viry-eislly
outlined Indeed. •
The truth' Is, there *ere not ten men at the
Meeting wuling.to ! , endnese . Its 'Kansas polloy,r
- nor can any man ba,aketed ta 'Centres: here tioo,
avows himself the friend of thir".gstglish 411, 4 '
even though it was an, Adininistration iikeiaagei
[The writer of the above is one of the moat
prominent and gifted Demoorats in, the Bucka
and Lehigh Congressional, distriCts.]-4Drion
or sari Paiss. , . ,
Schuylkill County.
[Correspondence or The Prem.] " •
POTTSvIL, Aug
.304,1858.,
' EDITOR or Tan PRESS: 4 fall _Convention of
the People's nartY savimbled ht Sohuyikill
to-day; and .placed in: nomination the "ibilcindig
ticket: - • • •
Senate—Robert M. Palmer.
Assembly—John R. Boyer, Philip R. Palm, Oy
me L. Pinkerton. . .
Sherif—John P. Jlob'art. '
Com9niseionir,7Samnel Kauffman.
Director of the .POoraharlei Foaht
Auditor—Bitched Di. Matter. '
.The Conveiltiminnimimously endorsed the course
of Hon. James B. Campbell In the Titirty.Foitrib'
Congress, recommended him for renomination,
and appointed John B. illoCreary, William De
haven, and Lin Bartholomew, conferees, to meet
the conferees of Northumberland county, to put
in nomination a candidate for Congress. , ' i -
Strong tifTIM anf,ll: autl•l4soomptozi resolutions
were uninimously adopted, and au excellent spirit
prevailed throughout. • ,„ •
The Grovd of Benjamin
[Tor The Presal
Mn. EDITOR: As my Plains of businels is in
the neighborhood of the graveyard= in Witt:Alb.'
remains of Benjamin.Franklinlieburied4 am very
f r equently asked-by , strangers visiting, the oily
bow they may gain access tethe spot within the
briok-Wall enolostwe,
In most instances, it is necessary to Plainly
form such stiangers that there ire' no means e ;
satisfying their _
Laudable curiosity, some int
cadent; the sexton'. is' engaged - in the yard,'and
than, perhaps, admittance May be had. -But, as
these chaaae opportunities are not known to the
public, but little benefit is derived from them. - '..‘
It is a pity, if
,nothingworse,that spot posses
sing so much Interest to thousands, all over our
country, should be closed topnblio , .viev r ,,especi. Z
ally when a very email Outlay would mike thane . :
cessiry change lir the' Wall,' so as to admit of a
satisfactory view of the tomb from the outside: •
I.i . the . corporation of Christ Churehlio not feel
authorised in undertaking the expense' of snob
change, they have only to ask the publie for the
amount, and - it can be raised tau very short time.
The gentlemen who may have the controlof the,
ground would only be doing an act dinette§ to the
public by meeting their wishes in this respect:. If
' these are any inpVitieddifileulties In the ivitY; 'let
them be stated. At all events, semat 4 igenglit
to bi done, so, that strangers play
not be so sadly disappointed When they journey to
the grave of the good and Nile Franklin; and, in
some instances, too, afoid.i*ittit from tb.eirlitte
of travel several kundredintles, in order Minable
to s ay, when tbdy vitMt l kinne, that they had seen
the grave of Franklin:
Cannot tome arrangement be - effeetpd, Mr.
Editor, "whereby this interesting Spot can be seen
by these who so much desire It?
Atrunsr 31,-1808., , 0.
Two brothers, lames and Isaacs Sigler, have
been convicted of burglary at Frankton, Indiana,
'and Senteneed to two years' imprisonment eacb.
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'pro/ furntelies, ,the piitidilarafitot trogydy.that •
peourred atllln,costicrytiViifs, nit - the,ratit: ni .
, The,ptrtiett. . were ' Mr: - ..u.'"lft - qteityinvolerio ' '-',.
:farmer and highly r eepeetablersgetitlimisiiff.ond .:''--
' Mr. ,- .Tamog ltopow.. Bll QPnesident.. *V onif of. their
. hanitentßitmostle, Apo
.tin,entendi e ierphant,.; : -,
_The' fiiridei - vibe- hi- poaseetiort of a t
ho, eon-.
sidertd-eiiiiiitri siveproorthaCtifelatfailinCbe et i:
inittrumen tat Kite - ruin of lb ilidghtif." ''''Ailting :: '
- on-this belief, Mr. Bowyer . sought" Mil - McDowell.
foonCilito in the4 s tn e k, and , dmtilsvosistpl4fired. ".
et binfeeverartmestse,biltettkftg erect lathe ",:.-
"olteof and ilidornee,jrodunitig *444 ay. .fronr Which' he' died •on , th it Tolloniegidity, - Boat.. -
A,,t 'anal air, in -limp asiiiiiheve=for many'yisfS
Otounied prtingnent7poeltio-noiMßotelmirtsounty.
iMr. B. belongs, to„ . sio-si fi - and ,highlyt*iteistoble
family, and "is' himeelkst 'Wealthy ondintelikeut•,.
fariner.'• Mr. Moil) bib ofdifferrentliiiielliWytt: ..:_
`rions.:responsible,poste , splideffc v airratii.di.. - ,
lining the .d.dministratientof; - President-P o lli - Vti
wai . V.PftefkStates-jo*st4 ;4 Oisternrcanit4C,th e :
tioe'or tite'doyth' was piesident pfthegramiers':.
-Bini;.stlitedstliOlir:.Bh ee_* e ntaitted:forlrattbrtheateritt court -
nWe•leain Igtifiitrißoottl Bei of;Moalay
~thit
the trial- of the 'steam 'Are ; enenititoildeb• -'
'take& place todayorittb,e.64p of- more then 'l*ll- -
miry interest, Tha;.ifoe nfidro:' , „f'.The ehtdrmeW Of
the oomoittlee hoe reoeivoCfrornSologlOtt.RPieYi::-:
Egi.„-prerldent orthelfahanfoie Mutual tire_lm.,_ 2.
earanoe Company l4
, a check for ,15ectieliarthis - -
amount eubsoribed brtwerdy)of the Are ifinallooo,
drums of thitioitykoledistribit e d in firlietto'the
beet engine; e.h. thlo tria '
t.... Three• pr,4s4,are'Pro- -'-
pofed . to be awarded - by tote , lorsnilttee—one each ,
of $500,-s.3oo,?and--sloo;miltine Eir,Oatt=thi re- .
'seining 525 9.4 1 4 111 ,ibts - distributed immteb manner '
antoffg' thri Conveting r:partieo as d ina,y, : ihr - dreaded
'upon bythe -gontributOrsrand the.oomniittiO.," It .
JohdrigtOught-thatlthertrlol isiti fist for tiro, and- :
Naar threst,Aleyti,Aerigo O.44IOIIAAVIDUMiI al- -
raid": eitortict for .06topetl.tron, : rhui-, one ,hz_ Mr.
ow
Bill of-,thollostfin leiiiorainire-irdrkol--..onefik: ..
Siloorgalt.',Bird &Co.; Bair .Th - oid;on flontli74: - `.71.'-. '
Johnson, machinist , Boston ; one by Mr.-Boott, le
the Lawrence lifiohine- Shop . i.--ons ; by - Rooney,
Veafte, & Co., of_Philodolplile ; one;from: Bald
more, and -one- , licitory t ibbnirSibibee;liftelente. . ,
& 00 : ,liienooeilfails,•//i.'X1V.,...9.; -- -Lli :.. --r. „.t , ..t ...--. : -
• li r ,e,hooejte_WlP .ffOirAteyinn - ,, -- aated•itt Co- ' -
- IdttiboMi itteletlfef, Toth-, Titty o #forlariot that "-":
day bags: "iTtie- *tither-boo been anythiptbut i.;
favorable' :for. Ohinpitig niosrittfinneditibethtlast,' -
fortnight. Of,:the rrearei , iwthe reidstead-timist .- '--
.tiave soiled, taking, away ..12.9.4 . trwr3,4,,eciffee„ - .ln . ;.. /..
thoproportioni of 9;191' pleritatiogeretkit2.3-ea
tire. ; The whole of:411114'0Si has gone to Bridge"' -
sdrtgir Oaf, total exPOrghineluditig,the ohltrtobte - ::
iiiin the tit 'or , °abhor, Ll3k7, amount:to A115,f,65. , _•,-
owt.,: errwhiohithe 'proportion- of - tdatttittair is
344,500 ; ;nativei-140:866%. ,: It' ivneir.neitalliiibit,": -
after all that wee qsaid of Abort elialpiaatit cumin% -
.or-planfatfrof fn rhif reason now eloilknit'llin: - be •
.very littloPandr rot` , thelist".of dui 24;0110elit:Of .:._
,this kind dotiolenkwii believe thatesire , tits' O belt`'_ -
,7 :
Will' be made: up„.l,tils,Olevrativei and:"Mktee , ' '
IdantatiOn;' that - I,llher difinittiby will, beficort..—
.The dell eienefaltegothoiL4e-ottspeet; - 3t ill Sol 'be - 1
More "then .20,- 000 qwt,.-ph the ,oxit•turn Of fan us.
Bolt' Piiethi Prognow , riyeoing.therproepeets.are :
getteritllygoitd; And - the outplY of ittbermcitolnin-,
~
Oent.!. •:.- -: - ...r.:i ',_ , C-,1 .- f - -,7 x. , ,..,.) t 71...',.. ~,:i -,•,, ~.... ,
1 :2 , The :"Wilnaington. (Deld) etimmoeitisitith in
foinis2ot that soma month, or, two bank; two itekro
.boys were inVeigled lute . trap. set, for, the ;
posuby some as yet unknown indbrldnalsfit Sussex
notmt,y,. and heing;aeopred; wereltiditiftipedreir-=
ilia away. 'aitd.sqld.into. idavery.atabillenthi:A.:.
.diattnguislied lawyer' of that tonnt&lritoconsttl., „
„regard , _to.t.theAdattlii;
things In trainfop Huftedisooviter 'of the - Ivisere;' ' •
blibotithe.lxiya.:, Having get.onlhe 004_0'04;
.mattettereiiipeshed'iniiigorettily, and - hriellytba
tyto nigroes wereltrattitd‘Uttilfitiipritatint'ldifetien,
antildentifted:iTbligentlinund havingthe'inabtei-v:'
ih'elititiga proem/fed to the , apot , jris th. -
Melghborltned.,:Orlilidnitbad; Virginia; additiV,lex
rettilliadP lll /dupasted i thrienilt - thre -"
oltpt few daye t age r onliaxway3o fidasex„.famtlin-F.-.-
lturpoSer - of "obtainine; the nem:mar y -
;wherewith , toldentify nagroeS;;SeWilll_ead."- '-
to their' releose; anfiretarn.ilit hoeteitrlMW:aturr -- -
freedom. -
f• the 'idea-11440f ffirit;;
Marion Sbithiikifig 'Veil-rues& attilierme,-:- .041
! Zest liamPdenefe:','Sli Pridtif, fifth'idt.;
of Consumption,:, er.maiden - name;lsatisHatifer' ,
Marion A • he was-the daughiewoUtlasAitv.,-.-.
persuaeon,-Istill
endless betearSidneyaferllly.fia.B23':
In early life she adopted:the ( alike sandal:Rosalie
'Senterlf.' 1845 ..51ut".-marrirpfx.,..Blehaitt-Ste-
phatt,•eomediini,`'Und' staff' riferbilmmenaecther
literary -aareeretipddit.theldgealure -
Ward.' In' -1831, alfet.left, thetistami'and ldetete_t!:
:herself entirelyitc; her pie She was.theitithoress",-,-,
atone novel; , Hagai 4 the7- Martyr?' tined 'avail&
variety of_taltab etetohetoind. potent, tr,"
orivlnoh was once ....publishedor4h- the,-.titiet of. -
'Holds.' Scenes, - ' fi nd - Horne ''Soiteds,2
adapted for-the stage Heibtlit'sUirmaAtilit WOO;
and several of H l cisenstsforleoia;She'vrastif 7 loidy
Otandoutitid talent,
." --
gamine nitnief.""-•, ' - • .
(Dilation dieititY;tliiiGtiriiiimi`ilio..
_hie _wife altretWeelutl
snadVids esciape,
Stutter; Nei beerairieseedWHe was trantd,bilfer_.
dinand, DubehritinittCytte . dtana; Where 'Wl:4th*
°sides; Thiallfayor diltiaburglie With! Olitintra ,
Bradley inifltehros, bays heen.„untmlogrikth,eir
exertions tio testae' the' "prijober,,,yrlik is now safelA. ,
lodged in•prlium.. , The itirdoity - of'thelrime - wft ,
*doh Jacoby stands_olut*fi, thenlysteriestilthati' , -
nor. in:wbioh its &toile were unfolded, and finally, „
fixed Upon him, - the &Milli ()Phi& to Chiettgryand
his escape almost .froxiibergrosp - of 'IVO - Water sit"
.1311m,Island, had eaueed-thegroateats.nuidosita-and
Ttiii'iTictorbs , (Teicas) - Afitolcrit ot flit, 4th ,
say!: List Banda - a - d Mien! :cacitrietshitwit
a hir...ydattliew,lScobramt,Coltilklirillinst*Who
'lived'the San AntOnio„vi'Ver,, , county,
Which resulted lialthiallilitgeritillburn bYffen
-bye,..it wears that, a difficulty:hate existed,for.,' - some tine betwoon ,the partielk;whorware : near
"neighbbror that upon' the, mentos-Of, tins. fatal.„
:deed they came fagetlier. Wad after eioludiginea - '
, febr:werds, Scotty felt npon.:Willhnin withai.lionifej • -
lnfllcting wounds of which begun. died. ; The de- -
- teased leaves *Wife and Several' children in rather,
....destitute elniumstanoes::_scary Sithed - bites:llf,
mounted a horse, and ef_t the heighborhood2lJ -
deitrtictive.tornad9,recontly-viaitett.seivo-,-;.
rat of the town'e in _Miter aounty,,,bley, -
strOyink everithing•in'ito hearse, tearingittitreae, -
- demolishingbaildings, fenoesomil IbloWing'down •
dwellings..At Aaanttville houses of. 31.r.F-P4, •
Smith and Mr. Hoyt were
_prostrated. - Mrp. Hoyt
aid' tier three" ehiPlielf were' at'the house of W: -
'Smittion a visit. -lilts. Hoyt**. inetaittly billed,
and Mrs. Smith so seviell4tfirliged,Thatkehe.dhal -
ieri
hours after. • A 'lady named_,Mornbeolc wan
slid to injured thet'her Wale dellialied t of'= The
three children of Mrs- Hoyt wenebadlyhurt. At • -
the tithe of the accident Mr. Smith-way in New
.York City. • • _ .
• ..BESS:Mary hreye"4",bf Oblmtgo; an interesting_
- young woman,;l7' , -YeambfAgi;-rostateftifti by a
fluid lamp atmident.ok ; Tueeday,-. evening Of last
:Week. A careless boy wet ibe...lttirmond the"
biasing:fluid "was thrown 'ripen the young women's
diem -She ran mewing Into the street, and was
mitt by it policeman and: a • who enveloped -
hei is theleontOr gaiinanti, bps • not sistilaha had
received burns that p.ovedlatWaleir , hours af
terward,
. •
In nearly all of the lease clues of_.the'llni
tediltatee„n great praportion tbe mestearione •
Crimes - perpetrated are committed by bays ranging
from caesarean Years - Wage up to twenty=vage.
bands. made eo by want IA ;parental...am . in - child- -
hood, and unlimited 'freedom in paming.the
streets and forming tail 'aasootaticaut. The "short
boye",,in New York. and - tb'e "worst rowdies in
nearly every city, are ofAisclees. ; - . •
Mr. David Marden, eou,ot .our well-knows
fellow-aitisen, Mr. Williamltiarden, died .in
ton on Sunday trieriiink;'of - cOntamption; aged 26
years. This , deoeasedirae a young man of boner=
able,oheracter and attractive•social gualidek and
his loss will tie deeply lamented. - Ha. wee a Weat
her _of the Franklin. TyOgrapidial tioCiety*and
Prluten? Aniene . :; :3-22
.A. letter from on board the 11. S. cutter
Cass; lying at Southwest Pass, below New Orleans,
says two of the crew have died of yellow fairer, an d
seven are now down with it Lieut. D. Bremand
bad been ill, brit had recovered. Lie Mc.
Grew, of the 1T B. entier,Robert. McClelland,
lying -
af the sierne idiele;died of the 'fiver on the
-16th.nIV- k--
Over flfteen.thonsarld bushels of. heat were
shipped from Bristol,-Tenn ~te eastern , market,.
over the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad- last
week ,
, of which , three thousand busheli arrived'
in, Mrlstol in. wagons_ 4.lnrut; one .thonund
bushels of corn were received in„Norfolk,
nia, - oh - Friday; over the Norfolk and.Patenburs
Railroad. -
In - Wilmington, 1:246t - on,,yriday last,
two 1 :41 31, were 11TelMONVO-9/4arel-49f pang
spurious: scold c o in .:, ,On Oho -part3r•• gav‘h• is
name atilieniy BleCullough;apid said that be rest.
dad in Philadelphia - 1011111' peracin-werefound a
counterfeit one-dollar, and. a : genuine two-dollar
and a half arid one fiyeibilletr gold piece . was
'lent to pr ison: • ••• - ' '
'...-Lieutenant = - -B erryman , ' 1858,-• made -
sounding in .'the Atlantic :ocean 32,600 .feet' in'
.depth, equal to a little over seven and onelwarpm
. miles, and Captain Denham. ofthnavy,
has obtained soundings at-ttia.vaat ließthof 46,236
feet, .or about , eight and three-Outer( English
miles.
Major Gen. A..ll.'Ocirroth, commanding the
16th Division of compoted., of. the.
counties of Somerset, Bambrio, Bedford, Blair, and
Falton, , it is Said, blur twit erthr tirt Bneampraeht at
J o hnstown, betweeitlite , 2oth and 25th:instant. •
On Bathrdajs , ;-morning- , the - satrdnill of
Mioliaal"Moqullougb, 8r0.,, located on the
Alle
ggheny. 'Lawrenceville, Pa:,. woe entirely
deetroyed by the loss is estimated it $2,500,
upon Which enrols no insdraisee;.; •
wine company
• I:taa jubt been organized in
Alabama, with a capital of 325.000; all of which
bag , boon subscribed. It is called The Mobile
Wine Company," and hail for its objeot the growth
and production of native wine. . - • - •
Anieng the Pennsylvanians r registered in
Farts, it's= . August fith to August:l2th, are the
-follOwißg : M. - 'P. Henry" Hon.
.708eph , R. Ohandler and family, Wm. H. , Bruner,
end P,. T, Wrightaud lady. - - • •
The total, do:Mations to the American Board
of Commissioners for Foreign Miat4oll3 from /in
sist I, 1857, - to July'3l; 1868, - were $304.078 - 05 ;
donations for the miestonary - whet, $28,835 28."
Samuel Hill, a Cincinnati .0 eportingman,"
blow out - hie brains beams° be bad, failed in a
land speculation. He leaves a wife and two in.
terestlas 8111dren. •
A man, 'mined James Smith" O'Brien, resi
ding in - Detreit,nttempted to murder hie wife on
Sunday lest, by stabbing her with sling?,