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re'keep that Buroliasiinfesal Nate'alargeptiendaitage by
lnlying of ,us. - • „ •
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Wethellenge a eotnyailsOn. , • ' .
beautlfulteslitos.
Polo de'Oheyret; Valenclas,taud very hatelboula Bug
lish. French, and American Ohlntsea. , '
PHs* :Stella • Shawls; Craps :nitwit!, Brooks Shawls,
Blanket Shawls, . • ,
'A. tory latke atoolaol , ,Dotnestle,hltudlna, Flannels,
Blaukets,'Quilts,Cdttutergenuoko. •
Best Family Wiens of our own Imports ' tlan.. , - ,
Table Cloths, Table -Clorers,,PLano Covers, Stand
,Covers, ate. ' - - , ,
Clothr h eststmtiriat, &0., for and Bois? irear.
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.examin lice e of 'MIAOW, etnb*ing 'many Aphis
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nee patteniipthet Weld and one *lees so low that
we'deffecmpelition. ,,, . • •
5,000 pinta:, Itlacejapt...,74leq 5 1115 , 8 1, 4 1, AD; 6 9, Do;
rich, 52X, 00,ldi eery club, el, erg, 00, ar.
• 10;000 pains' Delednes; Oates* Duals,' at io, - 123i,
leg 24,1”.110i decidedly , the cheapest
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wor mato 4:l,thom,s7ii to 62N, very ono. t • --
r One lot of Crape Bhawlaretsls,-W6eth $3O. —' •
500 midaliand Veashueree, SOX worth Si; With,
variety ofolealrablagneds for men's and boys'
*ear, lasethan Canalprices.,-.-.
1,000 Ards bfariialle4 Ydatinget;
1,000 o.lllg - nee'style• Itlbbonsi tti6:ohespext In The'
Imo autorrioci It,ftediftworkei Oollaru, o:itzk; wottli
• - 1040 Arai, or itath . - a" 11444' Sidie 'grid
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:GoodalifsotanY for Boyat wins: , -
,fidritFalr,P,,,nt Btuffa i lelllog cheap. : ,
, -"- '" - FRESH" MIINLINS • '
-
In tha basaitatit, - -"Of sirmer-tochf mako; hy the Yard or
ata small ps! wart: on tbe'AgerNspackage prise.
-DOMESTIO-GOODS.
Irish ',lamp; fine and bow. ,
Shirt Basoms & Tatfle Linens. - ' ~•
Volials;Driport,-aad
i Ticking, aid • - •
7 .IIAIteIEILLES,QUILTO.
liaMiata from sl.2s,per pair upwards.
'Summer liprei* selling off 'cheap. ' " •
.1- , • '- MANTILLA ROOM.' • • • • •
Plaid Dustin at lbo."^Lasella do, $1.25 to $1.76, •
Itoo Dusters from MAO to $3.60.1 •
Mit'p few, more .Slik.Mauttlhaa piastora w hich
we will dose out at ik - siette reduction.'
Hood's fdr &miler aud Pall Trittelltrig Dressei.
MerrimaoSe, seat and dark, new styles. • 2
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UMW ',MANUFACTURERS,
, Bole Agents In this city for the
04A,P.F11,NOS,
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ARPETS4OII:PALL SALES.- -
BROViER., .
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1i = 4:17 . 94 0 CEESTELyT — SSILET.-T-,
Are now peeparedlo eat:Mottle' rite elide Tory • ,, • ot
teneive stook of = - •
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BINS. , OALUP.I4TI.NGS, ' .• ,
Imported direct Aron. the beet reannfaoturers; orrtnr
, ekmed at the large sales in New York, ooneleting of,
_ 'TILE NEWEST PATTERNS
(many' never' before `offered for mile) - •
Of VELVET OAIIPETS,to single and double widths ;
TAYKSTRY BRUSSELS eutra quality •
4 °T? I 9-?/lilltrY PA1163E74, neat deelgna.'
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we shall be enabled at all ttmeA !A - give our customers
the bait goods, at tho= , - ; = .
LOWEST PRIMES; Sei•ti •
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in19,414*
Er. 'GARDEN 8i:00;y
DANDIMOTUINIAB OP, AND WHOLISBALN DIALNRB
.114,19i9 1 00; rll,* STRAW 990E08,
NANCY- arf,x AND STRATI' DONNEryARTIvi.:
OIAf. 40;DIV - NNK.,NDON4B,4BA,THENB,
Nq;=Boo Min EP.
STREET,.,
B. WCornbe ,
titsattlizurra Arl,"TedielaylOy livited to, eiambil
' kar '„
•-„3tentovaiii•
EIRDVAL. , ,O. O. SADLER & ON•havii
teintivedAroio-NO.'9•Nioitkitratir stsfit to-No.
103 ARCM streeViseaotad door shove Frdnt, ' - not- -
• -
--TTICEAS N.: - DALE &CO -
Importers grid of .;
'
i TATLOitil! ThINIMINGS,f
'rum+ ie..6 r iffrpni o 70 Noeth.EOIIItTIi, isireet ' t o
N 0: 878 MARKET STREET:
'`a ,MegiOrp.
A.'ICINGSBURY, A.
- . 9 - ," 4
*wild "Igkii44 4 iiiN,,triekida"tliatlie hes uzlifs
pie w f vr t rvi pyfr:,et, abo:re , ,
jez.sto',
pr. It., S. ItioillEit NNET::I) enti
• ;WtaidiaNiii bid triendti,theyt ite 48 „Teaumed
- prodtice.at:NO:.lB-18 dopi
bead Iticfir O. /pct.: .; 7:: ~ pepl..Bca
5A.1.4.11, afe: l lll , n„,e , B „ 4 .7q se!n , L!
tb stortuid for go r
makti 1i."7/7 A.ToN)
eeB ; r`-='2lo Bouth;l7 itoNT Bo!,
0,11.g.D.-r-150 Shed, jest ieeetied
I and tot lisle by O.'O.'9ADI mit 00.
Hl Ara it., iseeezell or tibirt
gONAAD
sea 'OPANZD
vli,p;m4 LLIN nx,
At her , Netablinitnent, =
24ASIAifINTII STREET,
',beta she inset {.eepeotfillij invites her tiOndS and
the Lediea isnerallr. ' • -• • set6a , , -
11011A$ tiORVFAN'
' 0.4184E03. 13TrOdET; soove,OICVEitTII;
iitfeet s ) '
PAITOY Batialrri ,
'
tisiitrEs',6 l ;oll.* ;
• Ales, posies in
BILE2 , 4IfLOWitI;EI, ' : ,
' ~,WEATUEbj, and. ': •
,• , iILILLINESiOdODA gonstaini,
• •,'*lltlL.Ef , All3 AND 'RETAIL!. • - -
Orders sofloited
iisutpsr . e . ,,mpt,l 7 - 9 ,ecuted- ' setat •1-
5 1 11;, 33 4 $ 1 ; 11 ./ 3 t & 00,.y;
•;,-- 4 No. 21 SOUTH. SEOOND EITNENT,
neutuf , sipkeikOld
; •,- 4
M q e pp D
In it Will be foinuti seperh'siWortment of
iiitEN c yATLOW.RES;
"'
PICATHERB ,°
• • "RIBBC:11B,
" IttibllES; and
-' • j " BONNE'{'
114' VARIETY, ' • =
A large portion of which has Jget been reeet - 4,cd.per„
_ ~ • , EZEAmpt •
Tha - indacenientii we offer to, - • -
04811; Fitoit7-1 1 14E, Atirp;itEspoNstfrm
f MONTHI3 DITYBRS
are!unsurpassed hy any other establishment in • this
conniri::=l , llinierchdnta now visiting the city, we ex .. . ,
tend h cordial brill:Alen to call and examine our stock
before making iholi , pnr?hases.-
, 'Our ninito I9;',9111 Ait.Va 1 1 4
, , ecgulCK OAltil- AND. SMALL PRoriTIK",
•
ZILLINFAT GOODS • '
J:0, it' 24, Sl' 0 N'•E,. 4. B 0 N.
No,'6O,O!IEBTNVT
Aim now prepared to offer to Viojr ottatOmere;ind the
_ trade, a large and - weU•eeleoted assortment of
PLOWERS ' '
))tIL1iI1;IERY~4001jt8.
r . ..o
donelaing themiel4es "exalek l velit'o tide branch of
the trade, and 'everting tfie , larger partof their Omsk,
enablee,them, to oiler
,aa
,angort,inent uniurpoied , in
extedf , and variety, *Moll mil be bold at the .loWest
prices and the meet favorable term,. -
8.42:74M
JENO. G. FALCONER & CO.,
HEATBERB,
725 CHESTNUT 13TICHET,
or STAINS,
.11avo now in stoiontoinpleto sooriroont of ,
SILKS, RIBBONS, VELVETS, BLOWERS,
- . • ' ' • . • REATIIERS, , and
• MILLINERY GOOD 3 GENERALLY,, .
To which thoy inTR.o the ntlontion'ot
3 3 OUTH . SECOND STREET.
Buyers of
MILLINERY octop,
'Will find to prepared to tl.hiblt. ii - moot complete mid
, elegant assoitmant of
New 13,y'lee BONNET MATF,BIAIS,
Ripaoris, to Ini'meizi k e istroty,
RHINOS mind AMBRIOAIi IiLOWZR4 I . -
3794T11M1U3,-RUOfIRS, key
‘&43:-:::
Alw, ► bmitiftil Btook of
,4:14317!4k”.TALU00,144.0iri1!!'4
Aniteirai
B•sides ' •
PEW CENT. 808 OMM,
DRAIERB From adistance; tho , may not be• aware
of the existence of such 'an Satabllsbreebt,OTlT OB
MARKET STRERT 3 - , wilt benefit themaeltri by a
visit to „. , -
A:, L , ROSENHEIM. & BROOKS;
N0.,88 ionthl3.ooolTD Htfeet t above Phestatit
tn2B•dtnovl : -
1858 PALL -STOCK.
LINCOLN, WOOD, NICHOLS, BSB
NO. 45 SOUTH SECOND 9TRBET,
IMPORTERS AND MANEBACTURERS
•
STRAW GOODS, ~ . '
, ..: ERENOTI FLOWERS,
VELVET AND SILK BONNETS,
TRIMMED STRAW BONNETS, " '
14BBONS, .
• RUCHES, and . ~ - .
. . .
MILLINERY GOODS O.ENERALLY.
'Patten. iscamatl made atultrinimed to eider.
'A .:SOUTHEBN AND WESTERN BUYERS '• ,
rainTlted te call aud exetutne the . ` -
- AIOST,OOMPLETE STOOK TO BE WOUND IN.
. . . ~..,. ,
THE 00IINTRY. aulB-im
`Jr HILB011:17 JONES, - , , , -
• „. _ -
ILLNIILLOTIMIE AND WVOLES).I.IIIMIALIIS fl
FANCY SILK AND STRAW BONNETS,
ARTLPOIALITLOWERB, REOIII3S, ike. • ,
,•
SOFP•FUR AND WOOL BAWL
•• The ,dttentlon or city and s sehutiy dadaists baytted'
to a largs • pgd varied stook of the above goods, at
430 ArAAKET STREET,-
11413-2113. - BELOW PIRTLE.
WAED,N 08.10 a ttaollos N. SECOND
Street, Manufacturer aud Alcatel . , In Fancy and
Straw gorkuots., Chenille and Straw Trimmings Also,
Feathers' and Stowers; MI of which are of tie latest
and moat festiionabla styles. ~
N. H.--Csati Buyers will find it to their tuivautso to
give at a call. anfillmir
•
iJarbulare.
TRUITT, IMPTHER, & 00; 4
utroargas AND iniumts:
If ARD WARE,
CUTLERY,
NUM, fre
52U MARKET BTREBT,
Below Sixth,,North aide,
itu27-2m PIIILA:DELPHIA.
HENBZEY, &
•
No .. 07 MARKET AND 16 COMMER.OE 679
IMPORTERS OF
RARDWA CUTLERY, OLINA, &c.,
and WM be 'receiving threagtout
the and well eeleoted aseortreen% of
"—a '
a -g-
Goode in their line, to whieh they halite the attettien
of
INTREBN nurznci
WESTERN AND fit
auk4iot*
. . ,
LIARDWARE.-7710 .-t 11.146cribera L - - ` 4 "
CR. MISSION MBROHAISTB I'm .th ' i ' °Ma af 46 / 1 31 - 4311.
they are ollering at 'lowest rated. u : 8 0 13, 1
'AND .1)0bitEBTIO-Baupwais ' stonld .1-woefully
Sill the attention -of the trade id their stook, 'blob
:I " t s er ° , rba ßreas en i "" Olt . ,
fists in 'pastor— . • -
..., r
Obelus, of all klnds—True,
Sow; 75111 t, Brow, Wagon, Otago, .Yong., let-Itsek, Pi
Woe, ratd Coll Cholas.
. .
The oelebratod l , li " Horse !Celli ;:liton 4' an
d Btedge
Manners'
, Wright , " &Mother AnsiLs; Solid 80. % and vlhar
pies. . .
.Short and long handle Irr Vans; round' and oval
' Abe roma.,, .
" , !Istral , n l o I , taperfor Tiles and Soaps; Bed - Serer.
"DX44111101 . " Safety Pose; Blasting Tubes.'
: . CotOi Gtaiti,and Brier Scythes ; fay, Corn, staddtriii
- Bay, Minute, Tannerss, anchilisa ling Perko.
itatceo ana need ‘• , Shovels end Sys Oen . , of, all
' Taste, Brads, BhOe, Clout; and Idinishlng Nate.!
' Oast and Wrought Butt Hinge, h.o7ofitl, X,ooks,lny A u
gds;
(Tottery, eon _
Pumps, ex ae,a4catetk am
quo Vanes, and other Tools, i1t,0." AIL ,-
' ' ! • , Vi, O. LAMS '....,- SOH,
I. .. lahl-y ' , ' Pio. 01 oohnitgatoe-,atreet
-:.
• . • ,
...
'd.IIOVELS AND. BRADS.'"
' 000 dozen for sale at corner of IV:TARRY at 44
BatAD Otreeti. • ' 680. lIALPSIA.WEI,Vaatory . -
se,Vl-lre *,'" • ' ' ' ' - , ,
....
_ tanipis.
iDE ,TERVNTAtENT •NON-F:APYO MP.
V
sind.tivaniATlTi . GAA
r "' !.luly tl P 4.eorillZTT lll,lTloilin.,
For jisfety,,Ohesi asu. sWillii 11101147 1) 11 rourpouve
sil otlw .
87 !ATS ii:NIi'OUNTER,I64I/13/434t F -' .
Addr vs • - . ' +LT -• ,
8.1 v. comer ritiOND and ormallart, phfip
01016 !..nd 422 BROADWAY, NOW Vyf ,
.t 6'ipubtitationg.",
' IATEW,
A FRESIiiNb
,OffikAMINGWEITER
f•'_!9•1! refidi sad u f i z for sile stthsßOcikatoree:
- , %%TIE 'TO '1;If 13T
41401 , 41.,0N,,13.1V1DR,. vo.pz . SEA
By A. B. ROB.
/lest
. , „• , „ • -
iltSre la neviter of tho progent, day who excels thie
tintifdrlurthe natural and home-like elm-,
- ,Pirck of bin grid, and , thenatural interest and truth
fttineis'ef, biffarrative, In theniends of families and
ble books are readAind td read with
- ,etakipereasing delight., The yotitig and' old, thegulOt
.)94tay, are alike fascinated by his pewee. „ . .
6.Lingsrth ;MI more lordly touches life with , his wizard
trfonffixed and permanent:. Like Geldernith's'
Make-should 'be placed upon
trifkholv. whet , American • views and manners
IroW . Just - drat Simple tale tells of what comes from
talons'. is an , American „truly and
heartily Alt_ tics° in thought and feeling, Atnerican,
qn.tbre willirkiitiguege. tile .books will live as graphic
.pitittiree WS Cie thrum be &din - mdse. - Rather of: tbanld
-school in church and social privilege', he le sufficiently
-unlyisisal‘tolnake htrdelineation , national.' There is
•:sitenit him's complacency, a 'wholesome eheerfulnees, a
Jetility-of tkurce, a hopefulness, a glow 'and ponds
'tong' when Yankee. ' I - • , ; - •
OM one otall his books have been published in
' , England:tatted by -the" Rev: Dr. Taylor,' where they
liagif already tenoned the enormous sale of
IEO,OOO VOLIIMEn.
followingby the name author, for Sale in
foxes bi nding , * , 1 • 7
MYRDERN , THINRINQ ; 4m,Thesearet of fluncess,
'Skaidri • , „
LOYD AND TO pit LOVED ; or,- strive ma=
ON Ef . '
t L 0 011. 11F, AD ; or, The Pivot 'Stroke and
*'lll
7: - 11 dike AND 'PIIDAM,f)III/1 or, A Daughter's
.1 . 4 9;1 1115. ''•
I , •
NOTibigg DEC THE •
,Aril...Reels one of the moat successful Of Ainerican
•Wrivsis. 'He 'has' originality of thought and natural
Mrlra of ferientiots.—Loadon , Critic. '
Roe eVidentlY knows • how- to ~t ottoli the heart- •
;gii indeed, be sweeps theui With a-mantel , hand.
A
,tnon tide We llndlt Impossible - to reatrain the gushing
testi at anether every risible nerve la in full exercise.—
N..2ir: (Mit:Ras `,„Tuirlifgedier.' -
libeinutlior Long Look Ahead," and
Stir and 'the . Claud,'" la a dation writer, whose
worinitneY be safely cornmended.- Maimed not be oem
-pared with Scott, with Cooper, with Mrs. Stowe, or With"
Diehistrll:but id the chiral of 'simplicity and natural) meths Powet'he ranks far, far above - the'ectotnon
-rabble of:novel Writers; and if We may 'nudt6 • such a
twltlataato. from the two werke of his,whioh we have
reisghli as not published one line which dyinwhe
f
Y. Inifeperulent.' • -
It id
•
not impoesible that this author's' rather peculiar
btlifelilliteY yet became a school by thendielvesoshich
.Wilr'lnd- imitators ' They are unique, full ef , hinsum
an4what'leremarkable in-a writer. each one
eestris Lo be an improvement upon the previews one
~Nesfon Deify Traveller. -
* Oeples 'sink by Mail, postage paid, on receipt
°Nista, • • , • 1 `
at JACKSON, rublialiens, • '
-149.11 • 119 NASSAU- Erreet,l4. Y.
RIBBON:13,
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'lone 12mb. -Muslin. Price SI.
. ANTI BEAUTIFULLY ILLUS.
..TILIVEIIi - with numerous wood-cuts, steel engravings,
din - grams, and a superb folding colored map, which pre
'ileSitaln a Clear and intelligible manner, a plan of the'
SabynarinuSelegraph, togdthor- with the relative .po
iiltdOns of Europe and America, nearly every Telegraph
Jl4in both countries, and is, of itself, , worth the price
- - - ..;(lotitainlng a complete Record. of -the Inception,
:',t.,;,Progress, and Final Success of that noble under-
- '4.. t .,,ttakhig. A General Ristory of, Land-
Oceanic Telegraphs. Descriptions of - ,
Tolegraphlo Apparatus, and Die
graphical Sketches of theTrin
-opal Persona connected with
' • the Great Work. ,
_,lledleated to, and - embellished with - , a magnificent
innorPortrait of '• . • •
, • cir av i
. whose, indomitable , energy and unfalteringO perse-,
vvionee the civilised globe is indebted for the accom-
Pihihnifint,ofthis,tidurophent'enterprise. ; '
ihis boOk eent,hir maß.,:postri t t paid, to any
isf the United States, on receipt of e wice,
RDA,p4p..wpti, rublishenr and Booksellers,
No:810 SRO abNif AY, New York. -
..e..brelk—lnducements will be offered to Talmo RANI and'
%d.has Aoarsvi who can procure subscribers. , ,
tuthAsartf ' •
25 SottTsT SIXTIE STREET,
cI..TY,OP 211 E GREAT JEINR--lbe
- work over Issued.
41)/T JR STRIA tfl tents.
- 'O4EP-.ERTR,Y KUM RASY,
t C IS2W,. JIIVBX/tE unxlATLy i ,E 2
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ALS GE . WOliK I -OOLONLAb,
:OPirtlONB.=-oPledona.Of
eminent Lawyers 'on various points fit English aerie,
prudeuce, chieflycoecernlng the ,Oolonlesi Pisherien,
end Commerce of Great. Britain: Collected and Digested
'from the , Original% in the Board of Trade and other De.
poeltories. By GUMMI CuaLksas, Beg.,
I vol. /Ivo, 815 pages.
Jost received and [or Cate kg. '
• . • lidlt.ts BROTILER, •
Lave Book sonars; Pnblieliers and „Inverters, '
j 7,29 Idlionth Sixth street.
83 4,m - FEB TON for the best WRITE
e4.) . e.1 ABA COO, warranted free from elate or
duet.
LIICKS' COAL isThe best and cheapest in
it the city, re-screened in yard and dry under cover.
HICKS sells none but the very best Lehigh
and Schuylkill Coal, aid warrants full weight.
Livcrcs superintends the delivery of all
,1.1. Coal personally, and therefore gueranteee It to be
ea represented.
1110X.S'-Yard andOffies is at the,sontheast
11 corner of MARSH. tLL and WILT O'C'where be
Invites All to call and examine for themselves the above
!seta. au.25-ant
- 1Z NOWLES.' FAMILY . COAL - DEPOT,
..m3a . . NINTH and WILLOW Streetsodonn tho HICK
ORY and LEHIGH COAL can be supplied in its purity,
at lowest OASII prices ' " "au2l.lm
Gr,, FOX, ! "& 00., wliolcisale and
•Ja":I fir
, dealers in LREVIOII and nounsfalait.
COAL. Lehigh yard-4111RD street and 4514RUAN.
TOWN ROAD. Eshoylaill yard—RAßß and BROAD
streets, Philadelphia. IteeT conetsutly on hand Coal
from. the most ,approped mines, under coyer, and ore
pared expreody for family use.. ' feb-y,
Oablerp 'aop ijarn 'cos iprzunitinne.
GOFF & PETERSON,
DIPORTERSAND MANUPAOTIMEMS
OADLBRY,
prHOSFICAp.O,G . II4.NO.
In Sore And for oalo by
JOS. B. HANSON & 00.,
frO'P FARIAER S. Nitrogenized
ho ph to of Limo, Cr Prepared Blood s the meat
renal:do article ever offered to the public. Manufac
tured 44 for gale by
BLA
W K es lS t en TON d Mark & WOODWARD,
rod Midge
West Philadolphia.
TO QASH BUYIRS
JAMES S EARLE du SON.,
Java° the attention of Western and Southern Cantons
era to their immense and elegant assortment of
'IING•OI,ASES,
LOOL,
OIL PAINTINOtL
VVILLIAM. GEISBE & ,SONS ,
- 4 4 0.0 1 South FRONT street, beim; Chestnut,
AND BEADS OB ,BVElti DESCRIPTION,
• For the INDIAN TRADE, eco , dzo
on2B/-1m
GANGS'
RIGGING made to order by
WEAVEit, VITYMR, &
23 Nottb,Water Strata. and
an.2B No. 22 - North IV IXARVEA
-goNts..&100,000- Shin Bones, suitable cat
timartilla And Button-MeMers, in store and. foe lisle
cnOll4D ALL TIFIRON, & 00. 1
lee NiIRTIf wa•Auros
ICE.-150 'to 200 Tons Ice, now on . he way
to Ibia market, and daily expeeta totrie, for
0 0 v - by' '- ' - Disoor, sowers, & co.
• est3.3t N 0,195 All,Oll ptreoi &boys Front,
•, , .
OARRIAUR, and
lIARNKBEI TRIAIMINO,
No. 318 MARKET STREET,
PEEILADELPIIIA
Sertitilera.
2,000 BARRELB AND BAGS
SllO3l BOSIBREIIO ISLAND,
N 0.105 North WATER Street,
Lid No. 106 North DNLAWAILE Avenue
510 CHESTNUT STREET,.
OPPOSITE TES otni.an noose,
,PORTRAIT AND PIOTURN-FRARINS,
OuN. , ble for the
"`ItADX
'FALL '...
Importers of
LOOKING-GLASS PLATES,
THURSDAY - , p3PTEMBER 9, -1858.
Prophecies of klciekkal.44;-.2'.7
-In an article 'undei' ' the altoiO title; - in VIM
Pa of yesterday; We ',Oniurekte'enleigii
upon a brief , but peculiarly, strting,Beritotice,
hi the speech Of-Captairr HUDSON, of Umills-.
-garit,-Whichiti to be found in' his ttenirable
tipeech at the Jersey City celebration -.of,the
part taken by' AMeifetins'in laying 'the Atlan
tic' HO iidioUled, 'as Well he might
after. the sueceisful,litsue.of, the * last, e;peri:
malt ; the 'fact that the savant of, London,in
,ififi'f; had bestowed their. gold medaimpon
highly sal entific- gentleman: w,ho wrote an , es
say, shoWing thetitter-titter offstich
Mere farddstic; dreitni 'the:Atlantic • Tele
graph. We Mentioned' ie,veisilikistaneeS•Jn"
which, when - , Rallwayism was' young—an nb
weaned baby in Ointinou,Sitsfußielmis
'many highly distinguished men Ot'sefencii de
elated against, it, maintaining that the bolleret
Must burst ; that, on smooth rails, the wheels
could only revolve; without iirodncing locomo
ti On; that to have cog-wheelit running upon cep ,
ritils 'Wits the only - 'way, of doing that by
such'eMans eight milei an hour might peattibly .obtained; that If a;graator speed
were, Bafely . ,..arriVed,„at, the objector
eat the , stewed wheel,pf-, a , loccnotlya, Jot,
his breakfast;" that:steam travelling., on. land
was only to be obtained by means of steam
couches upon the ordinary MacAdamized
roads - ; 'and that thetenowned -Dr. LARDidEII.
was the head Mitt' front' 'of all the scientific
objectors to Railways. .--
" Of all men living; Dr. Lunt:man ought to
,have
been the last to fall into blunders of this nature.
He' was author, at , the time, of an, elaborate
treatise on the Steam Engine, which:had: ob
tained a"gold Medal from'the Dublin Soelety. ,
,11e; eight , tberefore, to ifayekriown something
about the capabilitieti of steam: Bid he r was a
sort 'of popular Man of scionee„iri 'file 'days
when R allwayism • was in sivaddlinecietlieii—;
he was looking out for (what he , obtained
,1827) the Chair of Natural Philosophy
University of London=and was • , paid, by.
the 'landed interest which opposed railways,'
in ParliaMent, for giving hostile evidence be
fore the 'Legislative Committees'' empanelled to
inquire: into the .possibility of leconietiVOi
urged by steam to run at great speed 'on such
plain iron rails MI are now every where inure.
Subsequently, when Railways were really sue-,
cessful, when locomotives drew immense loads
of passeigeis and' freight • along the mils at
from thirty to forty miles an hour,linntainn.
altered his note very materially, and, with" ad_
mired bronze and nonchalance, get% evidence as
strongly for ReilWay projectors as' over he had
given against then) To be sure, there iias
his piblished evidence, On the
~other. side;
against him; on the minutes of, the Parliamen
tary Committees ; but it was considered bad
taste to refer, torero one Committee, to what
had-,, been stated before, another, and so Dr.
LARDNER escaped.' To' be sure, also; there
was'his owntitatertient; on ;the 'impossibility
of Railwayism, elaborately set forth in his
Own big book upon Steam, : plgioee, blit be
quietly excised that portion . in Juture.• edi
tions. fn this, , LARDNER resembled Fad's- ,
deen, in tt TAM ROokli," who iriteiudeti anni
'Misting Ferainorz; the poet, -but - instantly re-'
canted all his hostile critielsms,the • irioritent ,
he discovered that the. minstrel was no leis
than the iliagutsed Soihtielgti of,Buciaria.
scientific propliepies'Aid'iot
terminate here ; though One woOldAave sup--
posed 914 he bad beertimilicientiy , tatiglifei ,
the foiliofsiielf simulative 'opinions.u,;:io.l6B6,
whin ,the ;Oritir Western . fite4tieF was'nearly,
.read , fotratinhitg, at iiristoli•in' , Eleglitt4,
oirkiers intkitred
xiiii444ooAsitAtif
in the E(ifnbnrgi.
contended; hringing 'all, the lights of,Beleitee`
to ilinininate his:yiewa, that:B.l;lls utterly , im--
possible for a steam-boat to,cross theAtlantie;
It la ,trne that, several, years before,,a small
ateamer from Savannah had actually arrived
safely at Liverpool, after performing this im
passibillty't Every one' read the Edinburgh
Review; every one said "NoWniuCh money,
these owners of the Great Western , are
expending on a vessel which, 'Lin:nava'
tells us, must go to Davy Janes's locker
as soon as She meets the big waves in
the .middle 'of the Atlantic."' But 'while
yet the article was fresh and the impres
sion lively, the Great. Western steamed
from Bristol on June 2;1838, and actually ar
rived,,very safely; at Netiv York on June 15.
Nei, on that self-saite day, just three hews
before the Great Western came up the Bay, a
much smaller steamer, called The' Sirius, bad
already arrived, from Ireland,- though' her
voyage was somewhat more prolonged. In
this emergency LATEDIVEIt was true to him
self! He made, no comment on hfs untortu
nate prophecy, but quietly , interpolated a new
chapter into his' great book on • " The' Steam
pgine," In which he not only.showed the
posslhility of .trans-Atlanticsteam navigation, -
but strongly prophecied its . great, success.
Twenty years have passed away since LARD
',MR'S terrible blunder in 'the Edinburgh Re- .
t view, and, at the present time, should anyone
be so ill-bred as to allude to it, LARDNER
would blandly pay, tit All a mistake, my dear
sir. Somebody else wrote that article. What
I <lid write you will tied in my book, and it
foretold the success of trans-Atlantic steam
navigation, long before the Greet Western
was built. Indeed ) , I will not deny that it
probably led to h'er being Wit." •
It is unfair, hOwever, that one man should
engross so' much attention, particularly when
lie is a foreigner. Dr. Lawman is Irish,
originally with the baptismal name of" Anus,"
which, for the sake of euphony, ho Latinized
into <, DIONYSIVS. " We have a man of science
to produce- as a set-off, and hero we produce
him.
In the September number of Deßow's Re
view, just published, the opening article, upon
4' 4 ThfS Transatlantic Telegraph," occupies
fifteen octavo pages. It is announced as writ
ten by T. P. Suesrsza, of Kentucky,' and
shows a great deal of geographical and scien
tific knowledge. The subjects discussed in this
article are ((Early Submarine Lines—Atlantic
Routes—Newfoundland to Ireland—Labrador,
Greenland, to Smatlarid-L-Auterlca, Azores, to
Portugal—Electric Circuits; and Currents."
Upon the interesting details on most ef these
subjects we need make no comment. No
pass to the last subject in this table of con
tents, and •beg our readers to remember tbat
the landing of the Cable, at Trinity Bay and
in Ireland, took place on Augitat oh; and was
made knoWn all over the Union, as far as Tele
graph wires could convey the news, upon the
same day—exactly twenty-six days before the
publication of Mr. SHAPPNEp.'S article. We
presume that he wrote before he knew the
fact.
Mr. SHAFFNER states the length ..of Cable
for the line bet•teon Newfoundland and Ire
hUol to be 2,910 miles. In " The Story of the
Telegraph," just published, we find that, the
length actually laid down was 1,960 miles.
Nine hundred and sixty miles of a mistake; in
distance, is no trifle.
Further, Mr. SHAFFNER states 7 quoting Dr.
LARDNER as one of his authorities !—" that' a
current of electricity cannot be sent with any
certainty a distance of two theusand
He concludea thtis:
ENGRAV.INGS,
" Whether a cable can be laid or not is a ques
lion of Mechanics. 'That faothas been demonstra•
ted. The'working Of the cable after it is laid is
not so easily' solved, With the experience the
world has had there can
~be no reason found for
having any confolenee in, the possibility of work
ing a thousand milossubintirino. '
"With the best, information, therefore, the
world has upon" the subjeet, it is but the exercise
of common sense, to say at once, that a current of
any known eleottioityMinnot be transmitted either
overround or 'underground, or under water, a
dista g noe of two thousand miles. The only basis
of caloulation 18 that herembefore given.'
Ac
cording to those experiments the following would
' be the result if it YIPS possible to send a current
Ithe estimated distance. •
'lt urn the vote of mown:tont herein ono'
•...,
--i—r-t,s•s,
CENtS, . •
'
e, pulsation o e pieolrio
taitterrthree thediekaCeallee.in one liottrfortpplink
labiate!! and.twontY*liiiiii.99o o ..:Tdo insiespKord .
that can be sent Rtte'e.em_potted - of dot's;
,andlor
this illustration tho - wad. MiesTssitit)i tan, be-ge!L
Whiohi In the tilegrap . kitifixase, 10144 )
—•" . _
„ En writing.- this:„.erord, , tharp%fitre, thirty; 4otn,
and tyro dashes, ray thirtyl l re
trinity, The spaces between the' dote' iiiiitifiras•
, •tnuoh time ward , as afe:om¢ioyed fors.
.makine the, dots,, , it Is .901, , neeessa7, in J.the
prosent osse,:to.ostitnate thefime shdct
. the, doll: Tho 'probreverr'obliwo 'ttitr tri
one impulse or ebb dot from Irelarid to Newfound
dat4.the time' required. will henne.hour,
nine pinuteson4jweitylne'seecinde. Thledmi;
multiplied'' by the thirty-two'dotni3Or-britrable4,
.make - lifty•eightt3hourap nineteen , _nkinirtel, and.
twelve, ooeorelio ,Two ,days, ten -hanio;, nineteen
minutes, and twelve aeoonde - will-"he 'the -time re
quired to transmit the word .11fissimippifrom
'lrotand' Vit . . Newfoundland ! , rA nteksage of :,ten ,
:word's grill . rognire, at, tho, setae, spied; wenty.
foni• dam pesevenhouro end:o/614e minutewm ..
• Wo
hide not ildinfed ofitlfr;Setetrores.'s
:remarkable miattdcehl by' printing . them
TV' eileed iidt 'further' reply than ,:by.
sidtigg Nie7 simple fiecthet; id:despite a a
Phis: *tie dately,4lent•
froniqiePdato Newfonildiatidy and'the reply'.
,verai aente4elalde, fthi tiiintdeo r inere than
two the'-President's' Mee:
sage",ln . 'reply'to 9,needVidronte‘';beiitalhing
one 'huilaied i 'l'l;4 - forty - 4146'd' the
addiaie,'"iiiisoed"loier,: . `the line'_wit in --two
Tale tfiiis''fitet)tilietbei
SdAoiiiin?.4' l pirciihebY , Ftliatitiitnestage - of, ten:
; Words day - o,lStived
;
• Me tti att,in Able edae,i
as ihe t gieat orator 'did who ekiipientlt. stated
a JIMMY' biiiltZip'etuie - :"e. The - faettpitire , 'ltll
against, yell,” Said" brplillb/spoken 'antagonist . :
The orator cast at hitedgkendof Magnifteent
eo ie'mpt,, and "sternly:exelainfed,'-` - ao he re- , .
aimed 'his - seat, gg ninth uth the- worse i for'
Cape lUtiy After Ata
•
•
[Odrrespendence of_The , preer.,].,
••••i •• • : I Atli: 91, 18b8.
DRAB Penis : You _nave' Ri8041,13113/41:10h"find
deSetved notice, on thikikrorge W'atgringlithioa in
the 41! #I4Eli..fif ndt7 that'
at thei itopet tititli tint . dilbstingally snailre ,
psilY emireciated • You may muoh•wonderfatmy
ierideng you a letter so close upon theheelsof one:
whose'merits: 11 cannot boexpeetedte equal ; yet, 4
he, asfutred:that.thougk ,the„banyarttliwballs, be
deserted, ; Ased,ithe , wendiei„ their Way'
homeward from the shore, - still eiorYthipgieriiii , :,
ing place B roend rittititi'aluitir's`O'Man a lfMid
merffortes as a visit ninit'ereate will bd received
and'ierused With avidity
.'' Meny people who aiirittalltvisit.thisiresert, - bur
Whoseldom take 'the trouble to do2otherwiletlian
enjoy thenistives;'Maylbesiisterestepanllearning
that the Cape:received its name from;one, Captain
Cornelius Jaeobse:llipy, a navigator. An ; the :genie •
'of the Dutch Weit„ltulia.,gompany, whis visited
the Delaware, Bay, in 1623.1; TL Might :alio; lie
pleasing to Uotet,lid' many:Pei:loe `de' hiniii!t`','
lkat if i'eable - Were laid.:abrokilhifatiaiiiie 'Ocean
to'the bmicisite 'shore of yuriipts;' it-woad - lend on
the ShOr'es of Portugal iii•the same latitude as the
field of the battle of .Vinicera,- Which, took place,
Anguat Met, 1808, L between theFterlol:Cinrabiki
.army „under ; general , Junot, , ,and ; . the English
foreps,nnder,Bir,Arthir, Welealey, which ,dsoldelf.
the fate of Portugal, and compelled the Preach to
evacuate that kingdore..
Now' that fretfil - festiiitYhaik
faired her despotic throne' and Winged her Weary'
flight to lain-moral galities;rsthiS 'artifolaPolti
life- Ohs pleas to the realities of ruratsporte.
Tho 'dileiples of Izaik.Walton 2 betake themselves
.to,the sound ' ', and outplay- their ; time byaltern4cly
taking, , in: a porgie or a.horni sad then a itheetw...
-baud. ""Yrons the sports, of t angling o.we,birn
those. of gunning ., Now ; that, the; width , 'pie terW,
winds drive;the, ;waters: a:otil . "
'the marshes,,
.40 thO blide,:rienensOline - Of
their fate 'thP - at the 'orra 'of:the iporisiriati'l
*ride; 4 then,' would not prolongAheir stay to
.taste‘ &MA,- iiirentio balmy; air; neither too
.wirm.not too - sold; amparts rnperitturtstosSlie.
tliatmolderatiptlon.ean reelizei', o l#4:timOt,
'l4nllAsvid,t4kri-fierce{ dating . Elte : seaaou, tla.but:
411iiig*A04.0141014 them ego
•'
'hours'Spent' hpon the ptiioh iaan{sg upon ` the arm
of thime they love; of the 'gentle - air floating e'er '
the' Boothe:1s" winds, breathing of :the, .iiviests, of
fairy land. Though few lovely forme now_ flit along
the porch,. though the, henntifia have, left the large
hotels, where bustlidend hotly' hath*v!in place
to the hollow echo of - the solitary, footstep 490: -
their winding halls; though the general]; moan of
the
. lashing ! , surges now florae upon' the' i lirening
breeze ; though' the dulcet strains of the r enraP:
turing operatic air, breathing the languor of- the
sunny' Italy, bath Cesetedlo-irake the • etillneea-of
night ; .though-tho trek lively oottegaoLlife now
1 wears a' rural nem:M r —yet • it, Is :pleadant-here:
! pleasant to seo the . crowded getter- -
day, like e, fairy tale,. , transformed. ,into .
the country village of tO:day ; pfeasany,Whan
from the, eastern sky rhea the lioilendent
orb - of night, whose silvery beams Past theirchi
dowli o'er the deep blue Oen and "sport among the
waves, which now swelling, now falling,- seem like
the-heaving breast of - trend:fixed 'Titan . ;
deep buried in the ocean, struggling t0,,-be free;
pleasant to dwell upon the ripples sporting in the
moonbeams, and think how many little sprites,
invisible:to the human eye; are dancing. upon the
wave. - Nor,is this all,:
it is plensant,ttbehold,the
myriads of. stars In the clear deep expanso . of that
bins otherial dome, the ',floor of ""le,aven, : Which
overhnitgeour own terrestrial - ardiere, look down
upon-,the scene and tWirikle ` e'en as fondly as
thotigh the lovely belled' were here; pleasant 'to
reolino in the new lonelY arbors-4e - feel the re
freshing: winds breathing' gently .; on thy, cheek,
which, like the fabled land .of Persie,.mahe the
night as pleasant as the day; pleasant to reoall 06
memory dear the vision of some loved fecevrtrom
nature bad formed as a 00-/,abprer, through the
thorny pith of life; bet whom accident hed,sepic
rated ; pleitiant; wirsay;, - to",d:Wisll'ilpou'the reed:
leotiond of ;such iiends,'thoiagli their realities may
have been sad : • • • .'• -
- ramisights stood, but rural 'marls
Exhilarate the spirit, and restore
The tongue of languid nature.o
It is in contemplation, we believe, (and every
visiter to Cape'May will be pleased to hear it,) on
the part of Messrs. West and Thompson, of Con
gress Hall, to add• a new wing to their already
large hotel. It mill,-however, take the place of
the lort, old, and unsightly building'new occupied
as the office, and,- when - finished, will 'give the
same appearance to thief:tee house, from the road,
as it presents from the lawn. • If we might make
a suggestion, it would be to transplant a few, trees
into this same lawn, as it only needs this to become
One of the finest spots on the Wand.
A railroad - meeting,' which must • have been
about the tenth or eleventh annual 'meeting, was
held at the United States Hotel, a-few .days
since. Mr. Halsted, of'Trenton, spoke at some
length on the importance of the read, and of the
legality of the election for direotorp which was
lately held, and which has given rise to so mush
jealousy and ill.feeling, that we should not be sur
prised that the effect of it would- be to defeat the
project in tote. -There-are, it seems, two sets of
directors, each claiming to bo elected legally, and
who shall decide when•dootors diaigree? But, to
our mind it is all - very plain. John Dougherty ;
who is represented by; Mr. Halsted, claims that'
the other set of directors are peetintarily
terested in - - Atlantic City' and • thereabouts,
find that, consequently, they aro biased in favor
of that resort, and would diseriminate,to the die-_
advantage of ; Cape May if they possessed the au
thority of tbe'board. To remedy this, he dukes
a board of •those well known to be _favorable to
the islandand its interests. If some compromise_
could be effected upon this basis, there can bo no
doubt but that the road would bo.built2, That it
must bo built is so well an established, idea that it
adialts of no denial, and we say to the people of
Cape May county and to the' hotel proprietors, fie
not be :deeeired because you have bad a very
saSeessful season,' for the next may be as disas
trous as the present has been the r everse.
Thaws.
Tho Cable.
Mr The Prece.l
Said Old Inctitutions to Science one day, -
"That yon,re beet me on lend, Vre a notion ;"
And, h av ing," cried Science, ".8. Field and fair play,
I've beat you, besidea, on the ocean."
The old fogy, frowning, beheld him with scorn;
May be, doolai, you - think I'm not able—
Look here"—the old humbug acknowledged the oorn
AC he looked at the submarine table.. -
TowanaiSept. 4th, 1858
The hog cholera has been raging to a fear
ful extent recently in Pike and Gibson counties,
Indiana. Irt BOMB instances !lumina have lost
every bog, In parts of Pike the efilui M arising
from dm vast number of dead hogs win, it is feared,
occasion Isilleh tailkuoBB,
-* IN T ICtit. ,, TO , C.IIII.4OW)ENTIP."
Copeemoenta for rlitn PUP ---
itaket the folkilekig ralee:„-
_
Pt
aeramitteetten :malt Ateanneenleit.ik•A'i,
nisei- PC JIM *Afar. idri6*46ret..-Zit
4 Povniphy, bat °au side „pie be -•
- - -
tha?lbefireetly oltilledlti4satliaotaileiPeeeeett; ;
ante
xcetbl;l4 - CRin
tesoilroto of the earanuOilia:46s7tlie (noises of _
P9P.o l tttta: Pr *AT tigifinategoatpate* if/ !tlct:l4,_:4(tite' - :
-Paptitteeneevyreaden "
r- GENERAL
F+ 11,
"_ _. , _,
` - ' 5- A:.nase has recently been, tied
dekmbieli
the' Pennsylvania Raitread 'XiethOlittiVi'srav;ils-c%l,
Andant, and ic;oirtalli[Jelftrillortroymialetiffila
which damages were olaimed forfliKinjlities
Voted upon a womattL-abiAltoonaw.The-,eirennt;„.
-stances were somewhat
ottlie jury developee new
to'„
gee iiabilityA railroad eqmpaniet."l. -- ,The4dafetity,
'with hie`wle and fire' ettildreMlOOk'paaaSse on
%the; emigrant- train filen Philadelphia to"-Pitte“7
Jbcy arrived' at Altoonay-reniablifflintil
liCeptil l een 'the kiati s diONll.oll , ltthiiifarePPd.
Irldwn to its place, for starting weet.: l ll2ltetliolliz: , .. -
daysburg , traideldedAtiftoni thretbseneh.reati-OeMil -
tbetpieee; on time; furls alleged, and-sfee,rjmterk
tag ;upon the main track,"backedrghthessme,pait;- ,
the - cmigrant train, at some &Maned-fret:Of end
at, the moment the plaintiff's "wife, Wh 144101),- . ..-
the ; latter train :bat, a,,,few,sninutes befereOlistc - ..„.„ --
crossing or walkinrnrobritte'•inaiii Anfok"ratte - ;
was knocked doteritly the - baCkikg,train'!eild
etantly killed. John - Conroy, - her adminietratory,q,
‘,broeght tell 'Settee' to f'xiii&vitittilinageet,for , :the
alleged negligence of the defendante; etaitending r
- that. they, their. ofileers,'-'enarmff'ifdlty:of.enok , -.:;,:
Ategtigence in the itianegement,eW4',hatiktligi.'•?4.-t
'tram as rendered them liable in thir-aetjeff: _ .
'jury rendered a yerdietfor the defendant& .71- •
few days since glinabeth:_linttprweeki at:"; - •
.aged about 19, daughter of 11dr:Ad,,,,,m,-anttec-'-:.
wede, Lower Salford tewnshipadontgomery comer
tk, kit:, attempted to polsoicherealt by taking ar
4en e; bat the dose being - toe istiedgilli`deinitted
a - , ; portion of it,- and death Wati;Prev'erded:4z , Thia
par,ownlars of the - case - are tiertfoliceriff.Ethe had:,
' , been ylaitineler untle,Tdrit.Uppemilamwer,tawn
-814,'Imil.Witll.bliftdellYtettoudedAltedeAltleAten
of ; the new Solbenhoppetkolarehi,m43aturday apd
'Sendity.*Reda,' fdtertocinialte,retaintid-herne,-
=who're she learned that herfather-lrekeer_Wgedat. ~:;
~--;
•berlfor not returning on Sunday,ja,shithedln*,;'
"raised. This seems to hayeeaesed - rnob,a`
side of spirits that she' attempted skiable 'by -
_entity
.411 loon as the operations. ofAhe. , itoison helmets
knqwn, medical ant was procured,_,batOttattat SA"— •.
editnts, theremicry„lit!le hopibf,:beffewrory,
A. fellow named J:"L.
•
lan?, and sentenced to the Western rpetatiostiq/ •
some time sinoe,forrobbing-fkliAtOre otH.altui
laps on` iftli litreetrMaddli - deinaikti. &twilit to
- escape from that institutionendlfondey last. - The
fellbw was tionfined in the second tierof palls,
ood t vertiog his shoemaker's rasp' into - it drill - he
we enabled to reindoirilidittiti'plia-thlit'eneased
the l ivindow of his cell and makeliziaporpuzzilargel
enough to admit of his passing through Itr - Idakinvc,
a sort of-rope of his bedding,-ho -pasisedithrenglaN,'
the window and let himself dortii - uo the yard be'-
low'. Here he was seen by:the witalfinim,WlaxinL .
stantly levelled theirpieces,at„hira,7.andllred:...,,, _
- Twb of the shots took effeeti`oriq beide:
thtioalf, and the ritheild bet' him- , They 'are "'not; , • = "
-Of a dangerous character, - though. sufficiently se
rious to keep him quiet for some time. - ,
- .
The Memphis Bulletii 1 , Of tliel,tii:iioileltfg -., '
th fact thaT the etititirardieliethie - yqaile s itillt Y- - 1
,
th
, i ,
o weeks earlier than that'of lest , yier; says :: ri.. b
-t.lhetentireseotiontrilditary to hresse , ...-,•:, -..,
ph the prospect is ear7fainfor.an`wrerageifiddi . ' .
PrOm other quarters, howeveri,eocounts,of the -,•-,....,
-ordn.are„semawhat unfavorable- . It le too early:to •
...,
ofll3 ufgal . n.any 'Oeloidadmul riepeot.Mitiie*amourif,:,
/
he- present year l / 2 1t 'priidnot, but; judging from'
th informatlim reciiiv_ell.from all.the,oottoultrow-'
in - regions, ;we' may v enture the opinion that the '
crop will ncit , bei lai- ir - verager-' tufer: Bolsi as bow' Ar
-heen'treortained,ithe quality of the`' •
toe much better than that of the past year.' , 1 Al
to ether;.the atop - Just) sold.. was - one orthe most •-....,,,
inferior in quality of any crop r_fordterOral.-3rir.
i z)
pa t - .?? - ~-, e ?.-.,.,,.• '.71-'4 f , -;' , ..1; - Y` -'.= ...1_,";
Mercury, :' , 2•Xj - ;C.' ' 7, - ,
A correspondent of theOharlestonM
isttp'Fvisiterl: thei.'filfrieenc on the brit:Rohe; thrtekirs ,-
slows up the horrors of the. Middle.: passage:
M The effect was very startlingThenrrinasse thep-A • -
'eqiiaktibg on Abair: haunches -•- With-,..their,..,4-n look:,
drawn ! 1 2 6 0i1d ibein:elhotnn, in n i t attitude cont-,. -
-men to epee end' babocenCbar wiiiiih*launan '
frame clothed, in ileahnon,otitaires;B4ims;whin sit , : .
tin and told to, iiskaid'io'with - Extet: difficulty, --:- --`
en moved with ' tiet,oji at? tcitielinr ea-1 'Serer , Bair .
of r inners.. The very' head : , :tiettdea bat a shall: -
en used. In 'itcblaok oovering: 2, 2TVlS•notamon to' -•.;-..'
speak of a nip beingreduoed lozeitin-andrbone; , .
1
but one who saw these can saansely,nee the ex-:._-
prOntion again. . LBut-if-- thin is t o -hnr,naid:- qf,.thore r-, ~.."
- comparatively "in 'health; wl:l4, , language : oan de: .
1 scribe the sink !, ' ~ . +r , -, ~ --- ,-- .. -.. ..
_
Ordonitrille, Va., ql.O, .Ifillited- on Saturday
-
lait, with one of the most . .,teirtai,istorme expe 7 . , -
1 r; needfot c Yearib .- -qhfiYstorwreonlineireed with- k- . -r- -
bey heavy fall of rain; and was followed by bilti: .
1 !ridnne, accompanied with
_halt.' At'llordeniallley ,- . 1
the ear-house of t it e - Drenge end. Alexandrlaltail-: - .-4-
1 rod Company, in which ware four pitmoogersied*' ',
6akenge-oarg was only , sa,yeifronktotal.ilafttinstien - ...
li3lehe.snoport afforded b the care within,yrbigh; ,- ,,7 4 , ,
proventild'iti irMitreition y
Pitei if tiro:lioh`planV - -...,
I were hurled into the Iliiandaarrlidlos great„`dtei..! --
-tainre. A dwelling 'half a mllelliatairVinhotinser, '-'
ofpreotion, and belonging to hir. Norgirrßeileirrae, t ,
toltown down and. , .. completely; deatrOYed, Trees, -,
fences. and everzthing iikthe contse.of .t!to . storm, i ri ...!
rrire„nwept Were :liftfury - , - ...r - ; ,-
_-..,... `„ . - 4 -...-...
~,,;„ -,
•i , --PoiertniJYerA;:gir-Itai,4iitis,.l4:pnill.likaif:`.
a jotter, by womAiroptYtii 3 Orii s iPtr.i*tiiklifslitill' .----'•-
ife . tad- tojtint, . .I:midnulreteftfat..Territoryf re.; - -:=--:
II
soups life - 2cOvplet-14124m,"stifigoAlCiht.,*t v ,
'• - leja. . roi s- - • trArterierletiol44elaceeltet . '-^- , . -- " , :-"c";
_ ~. .. ..., —
• - ,
11 4Ceopinfotrthattelle , tleXt eea lad; ,on ; . ,
allderth_e,liaet
oliFebnistrY: 20, ,1807:-',Ife-„elonelndes by, etying'
skin be hadeinisulted thePresiderithed:thehtter , "..;
ndy olint&iirof the Deltdd ' Skilea on . ; - thlarioliit', and:
btith'egfeed thiettift - iiher_eletillen
ladder thisalyiportianhient,",
Vattlits - Atogart," slusty.tliree yilirti of
who hidresided-fbr lifetlitni:iti Bence
toll - street, Noir YorkTdionased a shorttithersitioe, -- ' : ''..
cap the Commercial_ Advertiserl - He , vies' ah •
Irishman by birtbrandtaid'rmitained unmarried. -
Ms estate is veined at upwards of half a million .
of;dol tars. He bequeathed in hie Will $l.OOO-tO the'
Amorlean Bible S,aiiety, and $l.OOO to - the -Arne;'
Ilene Tract Soolety. These ate the only obari- '.,-
:table bequeats ho made;-the balance of his pro
krty being divided between.- his nephews, nieces.
and grand nephews and - nieees; ' Out of his wealth
he doted the'entrinf Stretioh - .-yearto died for
support of the peon:. • - •
iOll -- Stinday 'night-week a-riot occurred
the... Rook Island-ferry boat, just after it .madei
the landing at Davenport, lowa. which bas malteds;
litfraivereinjariel to•pellcemenDettinektind.Teeit.:- •
The termer line llistalned &terrible fracture of
61411, by which his life' is' jeoparded, and the ,
latter hied ono Of his ribs broken:and anothei-se , '-
verely hurt, while several other nettles met.with
mits and bruis,es in the dreadful melee, which-for
a4time was carried on with a ferocity and despera.,.; - :
tien seldom equalled in the annals Of • that oity."! •
!Judge - mm.)4 - 6rib° District Court for Dn
buque tionnty, - Tow&,..lias - senterted °Mick,' for the
, raurder Of 'lns wifein - the env of Dubuque, to be
,ptblielvdiung therein.on the 29th:of Gettobar next. , '
shot his wife, as he says, „rielanntlillY,-,:..,
though highly excited at the time under the
slice of -liquor. ' The judge - held' that - drunken '
nose was no palliation of the 'crime; besides, tbe- -
dying , wife's testimony was conclusive of, the
murder. , _
! Thcfßoyal Morgan, well known as the steel -
or cream bone, 15,87 years old., lie .is owned 'by
Jahn Gregerit, of Nerd:died, Vtoirbehisedeelared
intention to exiiibit.th&old 'venni - win ;
.nes& lit the • State' Fair to be held'inliurlingtott.-
(Vt.) next month. He eats no bay, but enbsista_
chiefly en meal, oats, shorts,: potatoes, „and.
appears in a thriving condition . Hie step ,
quick and nervous, and he trots is square as ever.
Dr. HainCY, of the U. S. 'arniy;who re=
cently„died at Baton Rouge, La , was a native of -. '
Delaware; and served as a surgeon in the Black
Hawk. Florida and Mexican war, besides the war
oflBl2. -Dr. H. was the oldest surgeon in the
S. army, and was, by Seniority; entitled to the
rank of - surgeon general, which( it is slated, he
twice declined accepting. • =- - -
Francis licGowan; a -resident of Tempo: - '
ranoevilie, eonimitted suicide; by drowning him- -
Reif, on Sunday last. - He divested himself of hie
coat, hat, and neck-tie, and went upon a barge
tying in the Ohio, at Manchester, and jumped into ,
the water. It was his manifest ontointenti take
hie own life, and it is thought he Waxlaberbig _
tinder temporary aberration of
I The fire at Platen. City, Inuits, - on - ,Thurs..."'
day morning last, as, we learn: frpm an extra -of
the-Advertiser, was even- more -destruatire, than.,
our, brief telegraphic despatch stated It burned
two hours, destroying 'Oaswell's bleak, the Na. ' -
tiOnal' Hotel," (reeently refitted into stores;)'. and' '
Several other buildings, comprising in - all some.:
twenty _stores. • The - total less is ; estimated at
875.000,-
Senator Douglas ,had. a largo , audience at
the town of Lincoln; nu, on Satniday"last.' A 6
the,oonolusion of his speech, he took the oars for
Springfield: :Oh his arrival at this latter place,
ho waiweleomed.by:aorovia of several hundredth
who rent the air with their .hurrea, as the, distil- ;
gabbed Senator:left 'the-train and proceeded to
the hatenehe, deobrated with flags, whieh stood_ In
readiness for him. - ' -
On the let during the-Atlantic
graph jubilee at Galesburg, (Illinois,) a rocket
charged horizontally through accident, struck an
elderly lady, and killed her instently._The
. Times
States that the melancholy event eaurodnu hums..
diate cessation of the festivities, which - changed :
to of mourning, and the 'day whit%
opened in rejoicing olosed in gloom.
' There has been no rain of any consequence
in Wetmoreland calmly, Va., for nearly three
months , An estate, upon which 2,000 barrels of
corn -are usually-produced, owing to the effects of_
the drought, will net realize its owner this season
ono-fourth of that quantity. ,The corn throughout
the country. except that on very moist latid, el••
milarly damaged.
anMniovenrasaayrylaosfttlmhesbitrhtbeda°37 o e f h l n ai n a d y r e e t d t : ris s t
the limo when the canoe of American freedom
e l r as
cowl:tend It...pekes in Europe,. wrote:
s .2`,Htoth
your I
have done no more than wish
w re a it is gi len
now go to serve it. Tte te e e . _
e _ eot.of
in public opinion, the greater w lt b n
my departure)! - - -
Last, week en ol d l a dy by the name of Rossi
walked f,.s i n r o o m ik the
v e
sfer
county poor house _
r d lf bouts,
a did not complain of
WUU is now
She seemed quite smart , and n.
S 2
2f
yearsl. t m to d o e hi s de : r i n ton an a
staitl over ni ro
g ht, end walked in . kok- tbe next day.
bein,4 tired. ,
It is estimated that, the banknote cirmilatiOn
of the ii,ok's ihrouglient the Hotted States, on the
flat of Sely. was one hundred and fifty milli6ns of
dollars, resting-on a speoie bawls oi_one hundred
millions. , . „
Six persons are to 1 to tried for their Hies at
the next term of the Cr; .TO - e3 am; Terminer,
in'Alhany county. • The yeangest is twelingeartl
Old, and the oldest tlfto-eight.. - - z
Jom MACINToSEI