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It if 4.4l ,6li ttii &rt; a f ort i riiirTlT,e,lo 3 9 t,w4 l ?' thl !!'
- ,F..,.. 7 ittirtifictif Az vtravirrix4l,- --
tthirliniiiklit jitilelfirolooftimiozoidoljoaoy of color,
foihilvolrod-smiv ;
i4,9**l ObialkfieZ-9.f; PAL OtOr l6' l4 o •M ;) 4, , 81T ) the
I,r9olenbufidfOse: , -r•• , • , - ' •..
: 4o :10,61.Ute i t, kiihte4fith'!tioist ' end lUttinbOnoo
liCkitaitev„,,,,,,',, •rt: 4 ~,Alk ~ r, V, , i, - ,1 a 1 ~ .i .„.„
..::', ArdaiihrE tank Looat otrOotebeti*" OPfen•
g,,,P•oloooligal .. West street and Illtienbetpr prism..
Arlint4r. Y.o,l4:l2l9"irabiat'stiteti- ---, , r__ ,
'"A`c -. WommiljrcUritehlitalet: tA -4 ._! , : 4 , , e ' ~,
gT
4110114111bisel_Iilfth.1244hostd0 liglits• L - -- '__...-;
4 , 44o4P , M , „l.hAstrOolsOtt 044,knI'!1"'" '
s " . I . l lllileiskiVit:glifi t _ I Aliatia, ,, ---
4SI4VIMPRIA: AintriffratilriflNlTLATlN,"
dWAlLlffitol3s4 1 , _,- , - _ 2 ' -, - , I .'
r,`..g 1,4 , 1440•0441131.1414,41UU 7..13, ' T•1tt ti . it. , ' , .' "'
7.iioM. Wre;' , ". i•., eq4, ~/A!III24•VA LL, Ont , ' l . '.
.411ANGEI OF RlGGlNGlaideto order by .
ALA &MO , ' •
;, , .,;‘...sZo.JlllNarth WALVIS ,K at and- ••
ion --,—,l4.2ll,rforibiriLeaVge.•
=l. B o*Bßl**, :
' - 14014 ko.
,COMPLETIF;EVI,VgB
ABOYI YOURTII,
.I,IIIIAbIILPALk;
toingegat', yobs-
FOREIGN , ANO•DotESTIO GOODS.
, . .
PBBIBERTOR Si DIDTCHINSONI '•
No. 112,0heitnnt street, ,
Offers for - - •
DEM/3;4IANS; BITEETINGS,'SIITRTINGS;
MARINER 'STRIPES; OSNADURGHS, FLANNELS;
BROWN, BLEACHED, AND CC/LOBED DIUBLINS,
In all widths from the - -
BALTIC BIAN4 CO., Bens MAN% CO., '
NORTIIVILLEI DO, ~'LOWELL DO. - •
PAIRIITLL -DO. WEST BOYLSTON - DO.
Moo,
4 . ;Teitipleton Ilfille Doeskins and Bing polidnitirea, 4
Woodward - do do. do,-
Saxon, UB do: do. ' ' do.
'Together with Alive , assortment of r dielrable Foreign
Goode: 4 " ' , • eepl,lm
TO DEALERS IN OIL - rOLOTHS:'
, • ilabscriber knieroi 'for Mann
. frog-• • „
.111,9014 TABLD, STAIR, and '
OARRIACIE OIL' CLOTHS,
Arati.toto to
• now., prep offer peat In !womenßuyers
from airport* of the country. • ' •
A large end choice Stook Clonalantly on hand. • •
Gicarcarawill he'teken'ln aidaoyng for Dealers who
nrdar by mall.
WAYLNHOUSN, No. 229 ANOR Street, Plate.,
-au23.Bm* THOMAS POTTER, Menifikaturer.
•
BLABON &
' f.MANIU/A.CITUBDRB 01?
VAti n O OO4O : W i AT*VP"r E ititE/ F;
• On= to the trade it siookbf Floor Oil
:e Jim and antra quality enamelled Kadin Drills Snd
Takla Oil Cloths, new styles ; green &sad Oil Cloth
forsitedow Shades -
A complete assortment or Window Shades trimmings,
ittedtion'of dealers to our stook.-
RIDGWAY, - -BEIISSNEB k & 00.,
- • IMPORTERS OP '
imam!,
• •- - - DOESKINS, and ' '
- • • • '
3oisOkritp.,l44 ria.Lctin,sl:a
IL
ORLBRATRD'ISIANITBAOVRERS:
PRO. 2111;111.ENS, (Little Tlokot,)
- A7JORAIiNT,Abhoe;
(8 end hi Olathe ' )
PRIRIfOIi PROTHRO, (Slav Otkishileres,)
lARPERSB;(I/ and
" 4 1I;TOSINRIIS ' '
&801 t, "(Maim Cloth)
H&OBLOIT & 00. • •
NI. 900 OIIESTNIIT STREET,
"
PHILADSLPEIa
. • W. W. RIDGWAY,
f f CRAB. IttIIMINIR.
, A
- 410UF Bro CKA GE wn S andleach - ••
SHISTINGS, and DRILLINGS,
dtreet from
' ' - GB.HAT TAUB, -
ginx,lll4 : TBILTEIBB,
—MABfIaiNittUATTB, , DWIGHT ,
- NANTLIT t ': and CABOT HILLS, -
In ithiohirlll be founts largliarid dadrabloasaaimiati
to vidatiwo, beg to - . 41.1 the atteatlai of the trade. ;
ROBBBON INDIGO BLUR PRINTEI, - BAAIPDBN
' - TWINITO4 STRUM, TIONINOB, -
AND COTTOBANEB;"_ „
In great variety.
- SATINETS, PLANNELS,
Per We by
, , PBOTHINGEABI. A WELLS, Agent,
,antirdinif -86 LETITIA St. and 84 S. BROST St
RI43IIAiI.DSON93
_ - :.~;
001f6US1210 of lI.I9HAFDSON'S LINENS, end those
dealsOtur,4 th0:4111:1171311 QOM . should
see Vast theirth* purl:Atlas Asledlrith.ths
full owns of the • -
BIORAIIDSON, SONS,' ac OWDEbt, •
Atip a,snarantee pitlie madam bsid dursbiliV of ;the
• This csintlini is rendered einentially necessary salvia
vuuititiss oil:a:Ur and debetire Linens ate prepalid t
111•1111011- situ ad load with . ,the-•2111allk
SIONARDSON: by Irish bonsai, who,vemdless of the
Injw7 th us Indicted alike on the; Asnein comma
and the manufacturers of the genuine Goode j will ;not
readily *beam a' Nubia' de ~pwatable,
ilkM/01 , 41 1 1VbItt 1141!.11,./tP 1F"14•8"
•
--41 11 5 .4stitir,11,
•-• • •
Winn ETERSobr,
* u
N. zusi
•'-n6.ll9flanthiqrag9tieet,(EanBlde.) '
, 'Pronstisiney . Drafq . , Aoeeptanoes, , fee., roil,.
, turingfin this' or other Stites, promptly eolidoted, Ind
parties 'tibial iminielfatettodtteelpt,pffunds;
Drina at sight or is few day's tolitiint,ashrid:it" ,
rate Miles:
13ertitherif;Einite*Vioetern, and itinnsidgaidailiate
Stoney bought st lewlgares. - A4= ,
-AMU drawison ll theprincdpal 4,114'4 in the Union:,
- CAILLRLES X; 1317014
ESTAITE BROICIB, AND . 4 11Arrs
mg walnut 13TMItt , ,
'am mitaii:pnrasied and - dold. Hotta/ ' nutted.
11.etniad - Ordzind.Rentacafl Illaney,pronured on
mortgigdaaronnd idiots; .40., ' '
- lamina:was.
di:44l*k,s • Wm. - D. Lewis, DK.
Mardi L. Ilallawalli ,Thos;P
JamorDnalapi Caleb ;ones, Z6,1.'11430 Ina
Ae to BELMO T,
L U BANKIDR
76
p nevna,.I3TABEIT, - • •
^ tosnei Letters et Orstht,srailaile topesellerS,
_tot; all
`parts of the world. , - 4 - jao.l3ii
BONISE & G 0.,.• ^ : •
C - • -'
•
11PXCIIN AND DECRANE," DBORalta;
210. 40 South THIRD "beet, •
Rahn", the DAS funiti of
As,and,DAoPhiladiapik
ONALVAXLIT. 3 • W. B. 3BOWX. • : n. ILIMEATON
OKANLEY, - BROWN, & 00., -
• DAIMROTE, STOOK'AND - XXOHATION
N. *. corner of THIRD and dHHErTNIT Otrnldff.
Hothxdons mule, and Drafts drown on Oilmen of 4.bri
United Staletand geodes, on the molt faeorni)le
PolleatiOne mode, Dratta,drsitri op 3114111114 and
• Pnonniini ' , Bonk - &tie 1 ,- ought,' Line warrants
Imsbt fad 09151., Polders inflp We Arid
ead,linte Papa nagothited.,
Otoolul aud Loans bought sod 'gold on ,OOmsdonon at
the Board if Broken in Ildia•lelAds and New York.
anweari - R. Rua;
RICHARD R. PARRY,
Notary Pubila for, Cominlasibner for
Minnesota'. Pannsyloanla wad
• 140 W Jersey.
••, , , •
A.Bit r in• et BRO-TB-BR;
, BRAILMIIB & q.soniulat.c, LAND , AGINTB and
O,ONYWANORRII - •-
- FRONT'A'R.BII2I . obit,. HICKORY, •
MANKATO, ,
• 'Pity particular attention to loaning and investing.
-Monet - for non-rasldenta and others, , and oollasting
Dintta, Rotes: &a.• r. -, Any letters of- natimair or Mashaem
ell Vesely* prompt attention:- Referdo • ;
Wood Baton, & Co., Philadelphia: ' •
• Dale, ROOll, & Withers, Philadelphia: ,
• alum, Raines, &
Richard Randolph, Philadelphia.
• Charles &- PhLiadelphia, • • •
,'- Parry Etllandolph.Philadelokla. - tn72l-etn*
QTaivelittga.
A 11011-STEBET _.O A P - A It: E- -
x - s 6 11008 B.—We have resehred,our Pall supply of,
Carpatings, and bare a no. of 'be • . • •
' • HANDSOMEST (.ODDS IN THE OITY.
All the new styles of Velvet, Tapestry. Brawls, Three.
plyilagral as. and :Ventilate. of the best make, bought at
. VERY LOW - PHIOBE FOR OAFS,
to'be Sold accordingly. , •
'With a lull assortment of ' ' ,"
• OIL CLOTHS, DRIIGONTB, &d.
:190 b ard all the goods usually kept In a
VIRET-OLASS EsTABLISHMENt
mut kta prepared'tb sell them at ettrituely -
LOW PAVES - FOR CASH. • ,
, . , OLPDEN "&"11101CNBIt,
T. .0428.2 1 r 132 - AECH ' Etrent; 9 floors below Ninth...,
RALSTON,
, 638 - MAAM:STREET, '
/OS 1111ILADALkIA MIA MIT "
:VARPET MANIIPAOTOBBIS,
&Ai ABent i la this city for the
inatraN OARYBTINGO,
Moil:o462nd bi TaeliL Ditber
•
CARPETS FOR. FALL
.
; • BalLYyd BROTHER, ; •
. No. 800 ,OUURTNIIT lITBUBT'," •
Are now prepared to exhibit to *hatreds a very it r.
-
OABPBTINGS;
Imported direct, from the lbest mannlactutere, or pur
chased at the lisme sales In Nov York, consisting of
-"- '' • TUB NEWEST PATTERNS ,
((many never before offered for sale) =
Of VELVET CARP ETS,"In single and double widths;
":.TAPSISTRT Illtl3BBliLS,'extra queUtt; ‘, !.
'OIIOTONERATY BRUSSELS; neat designs.
" " ,•' •"0 ,
:SUPER' TURBS- PLY AIN and •VENETTANB,
"Or•eteryvviety of style lakiptut7;4
Condulug ourselves exclusively ItrigiS
s• 3 , r ,f7A1311. ,e •
' we Out be eoablia at all,Umel,M•ilve oar instomera
,the beat Ooeds,nt the ' - -•- •
LOWgiri
; 04bierg. att4 -figneqs erunrtinDis.
,
`xicoloWak.Ao 3Y,Nlitit9TmPic
OR - ,
t ,
• ;;,.:110.11.500 .0.40111
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. -
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140 1 1 4 , lassourtii#•—t-
TO111,20171.14"
,rtitioifEiaAitt• NimmEtuak. D.3ll.:its
CHINA. AND .QUEENS*ARE,
Noe: 23 and 25 SOUTH FODRTIi STREET;
Between Igaskot and Obeatnut,' •
• PILILAIIBLPIII.A.
117°GLAHAW.A.Itf.; open or by the protege
anBl-2m: . ' ,
T SOUP ft 14 N AND WESTERN
ILEROHANTS.
A large Stook of ,
CHINA, GLABBWARN, ~AND
FANCY AILTIOLEEI,
AT 11111 LORBST WARM' 111110 NB, Al . ,
; MAitiCSE;X:i WITTE, Imp - Aare, ,
' MA 9NIO 1141114118 OUB!ITNUT STRAW.
.1 11 4 154 7, r "
Savings Junbe.
THE STATE SAYINGS FUND,
'KO: 241 . DOCK STREET,
14EXT,DOOK TO TUE YOST OPTION
INTEREST FIVE PER-OENT
Money readied DA I'LT, and every MONDAY EVENING,
ON, DROBIT,
IN' NUMB LARGE AND SMALL,
PAID BAOIC DAILY,
FROM 0 O'OLOOK A. M. TO 3 O , OLOOS P. M
montTnza OAR DRAW MIR MOSBY ST MOOS, AS
id BANK, SF DIBIRCD. .
URO. U. HART, ireatdont
011A8, G. INLAY, Treasurer.
J. HENRY 116.Y8, Teller. se23.tjanl
TH E SPRING ' GARDEN SAVING
HIND
(OKITIIIRD IT TEM DIOIIIL3TT1111(11TPUNBTLT.1111.)
• • •111 UAL .11.11 T 'B.
fit" PER OENT. Interest snowed to Depoottore,
nd All Moneys PAld beak on Demand.
aniPliiioneys PAU mos. ou ..,...
Clf9lolll, 831 NORTH THIRD STREIT,
(CionoomArion BANK Bonnion.l
This Ins Motion is now open .for the transaction of
truisms, and is the only Chartered Baring Fund located
In the northern part of the city.
The Office will be open (daily) from 9 to 234 o'clock
and also on MONDAYEI and THURSDAYI3, from 6 until
9 o'clock in the livening
- blikflA49llß2. _ _ .
Frederick Klett,
Stephen Smith,
John P Levy,
Hon. Henry K. Wong,
Daniel Underkoller,-
Hon. Wm. Kinnard,
+Frederick Steaks,
Plantain Mui
Joseph P. Le blere,
John
Presiden
Secretary, GIOHGE .T.
QATING FUND .-- UNITED . STATES
a.. 7 WHIST COMPANY, corner of THIRD and OBOIST.
BUT Street'. -
barge and Mail mune received, and paid beak on de
mind, without notice, with PITH OBNT INTIR
'BST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Office hours, from 9 until 6 o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY BTBNINGO from I until 9 o'clock.
• DRAFTS for sale on Bagland, Ireland, 11414 Scotland.
ham .9,1 upwards.
President,-STSPIERN I. ORANTORD
Tramenrer—l.DlNY
Yilier,JAMDB Da MINT=
21,711% FITNII--RWE PER. ()ENT. IN.
IJ TRUST—NATIONAL SAISITY TRUST 00M.
pm.—WALTIOT,T 80IITII-W/ST OORNIR
OP THIRD; PRILADILPHIA..
Iloonroarono EY 1171 SWATH OP PIOPIIITLYAILIi.
Stoney id reeetred ha any lam, large or mall, and tu
tored paid from the 417 of depotalt to the day ot with-
The olhre ba open every day from 0 &cloak in the
turning till 6 *Woes in the 'evening; and on blonde,
'Bll4 Thairey ereadnge till 8 &dank.
HON. NIMBI L. IRINA% Preeldent,
ROBINS BILIISLIOR, Vie* Prodding.
• 'Wit. Pozo,-Beeratarr, _
DI111010311:
, Boa. Saw L. Itanaari N. Carron Creator,
' 116 Ward L. Corlett '. • - Joseph B. Ban ,
Robert Bettridget == • : primb, L ev .
Rand. R. Ralston, ".., • Jorepti terkes,
0, -UMW& Muni, . - Henry Innandarnar.
Hosey is waived and payments made daily.
The inveitments are made, in conformity with RC
provisions of .thir Ohartsr; in UAL ESTATH MORT
BROUS, GROUND SENTO, aid such brat alma swami.
Hai ia 'MU laws imam wren enmity to the depot'.
tote Id likith cannot fat to givaparmaaeney and Ms.
,bility to ethi Inlititutiscs..• = . " . - - War
MO. 08 1241) DOOR' , STREET.-FIVE
• Pll ONNT.„STATB SAYINGO FUND.
'WO: 88 •(241) ,DOOK: STREET.—FIVE
I. PBS 01INT. OATS SAVINGS FUND
„MO:, 88 (241) , 1)601C. STREET.— FIVN
Pgia s'Verli SAYINGS FUND.
MO; 88'(241) 'DOOR STREET.— rims
`ll pl 2 CONT. STATE SALTINES FUND. aul-ly
lUIRION011:- PLATE: GLS-.-11ATING
.111: beewappointed lithe'irde A eng t3 agnit ff."
the SOLD ADJINTO for the lisle or that' CkLABB in tide
of &rumored .te offer to the trade or com
mune, from ..our edeok on hand, , POLI81310:1 PLAT)
GLASS for Stores or Dwelling Prontd r Rough ,Plate
for PlOore and Skylighte and Slimed Plate, of large
else, for Mirrors., The {Mese mill NOM Id the loweet
widows, and rarrented engerior,i» weirei respite, to any
other Imported.
3 ,
ROSY. 13110DESAFIR,t,'00,"
' Kite and %%Ida* Glue Waseholuse.
D. /1;ed: VOMITIt and WI Streets,
010134 . ,Puu mei p las
• ..„
, ,- ‘ViIVIii : I •
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... . !,. • . ~.;,-, T' ''"
One jhing we are resolved upon— never'
egaintepreml4`anY l tirlfele - nil& tryietitteular
subject? , oa , a-prkii,,lonlary.,4ay.,. Yesterdayi We,
promised an account of. a couple of balloon
aseensens,-hut,:on looking baek, never making
even r e* - eminattinniAf tuiy,thlrig;,and,leVaria.
1
blyt ing4ninciniory; what we saw andleliiit'
we ex iniencedleantrent)ettit,4stlitOtl444
we ha jinpeetqand hopep-fin eictrti We feel
a littlnat sea; in2tliiii.-eciraniiinceni . tin,;,4;c4 K
scoot*:
~
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~.,
~,,
~,
.. ,: vf -7- 1
• What:is curious enough,fle:--iiiit of;two I as,"
f
centii'ilfinie far backett titenty-11;e'yetirs ago,
and thnsebond'itsily- ten years back; Weire
membq the most ?onset's' ratti3h:tnere vivldlY,
than t$ more - renent:::lVO. ditieliiiiiiitt The
Patriatblut, (beaded byMrrntrairtan,) , andl OK
the veiy senilenii3n, like ' old and , sneb.
like, MO fuller memory 'orwliefcicatiiif in
o
their y o uth and early manhood , than of he
inold - : a of their:ll:W*6d anddeelibliilYearti.; . '
Of' c' ei • there areoxceptiona. - -:lire 'were
T lll a .6 4 4 'ar'ite+ l4 ol,l 34 , rt•Ak4t.i4.ll4ilin;;lirell
eident -Of - MagitalenOollege t ,Hifert who , ,,dielf,
a couple of Yoinfitigii, at.th:e.469 of 'Min t '
dred, tilid can say that- his • • memory' Of'rsiai,
was quite si - ifita, RE, .g.t„1111' ' dilial i te . .Bl,oo . B„
There was - Santini •Hoonniti,:-Hie Teet;ltilu)
died firikt4, atilin::ligit'..of-ninity4lirtitel' itad•
until 4$Y
,near the close orhi's - lifOrte ) ,pilie
was in a state of itier:ond:ifilldlniedi he. rolol:a
looted the eventir Of theituiftetitit T tai well
as he did • those -et his youtn -Very. appro
priately;
priatelf; therefore,' 1)3,1444 hest", knew; by;
his Pleasures of -Memeryt"--;,But'Welplual
get baCitotlic tient:ten. : -- .3 ~ ,--.:- ~ i z 7„.
Twenty-five years- age; thi'',Writ4,*.this, •
instead•of-being a 0 grave. anereverand Sdig.:
nettr;".Wes—five 1914 : yrent? . !Yeratik - Axitiei,
'and Mire addicteA,be.beilevesi .tot act liven!
impulid; 'and without' profound • delitierittiOn
than at present. At that time, being one lfa
crowd assemblet*aV.liiidrYAQW-lk tit 'EMT.
land; to • witness the , tbalkion:apoent of Mr.
Gaziti; Ai) WO ' tben.thit'llntititilinoi =iirq.
fetisional aeronaut in -the world:- havingl,then
been Sonia Alie litiii4i 4 Witeiei , :e:trniellar .
through the alt!, - he yield,ed-to,' a' pitliteldlta-ti
tion - to, accompany . -thie.Octies on;'
Mr. GREEN politely did notexiteehlielfitibitia4'
ry fee4(varying from five to twenty pounds '
sierlink,) iin'oenditien that:liefreSent,Wrltk
as afoiesnid, eliPtild - Become -the. historian :of.
the trip; did - Poruitiniticate te:tkepittlerit ..pitb-,
lie,,lnlhe newspaperwhich lie then'eondnotedi
a lullo ru e,ind i fartfcidar iciSoiint oralje i air
vol i g .o.- , ~, -,; 1., 1., .': . , .... .., A. - : ..,.fVf. ; ,:-
By- the tinie'datfthiOilaittiOi c it t aiiilinl . viltii
carburetted hYdrpiPPlPS,,not the lightest gaff,
but the most,'readililliroeriiitie; We felt like
Bob' Apro, 3 o;:its4tol l r'' o!lrPO:i'',w44 . tioiing out ,
at:our fingers' , endi.,:' NowtiVer., we Were cOm--... ,
mittokto ,thiiexcurstin;: end; tilbelfnOt.with
out some: apprehension, deeeritilied; as : boldly
as cire'utostlutetis' permitted, that, wo uld'
stand the hazard if—the flight; --• i ,- ,--'- • , -.
Aga,. allwas ready, we , We're ,requested to
sit tiewrana wicker-work:effatricoverpl' with*
painted linen, Welt mud' reeeinbled.tlie fa-
mous buck-basket" in which Faistaff:wati ion
cealea hYibi-isaiti. Wives - Or:Windaor, and'
finallftiint into the Tluinieset'Ditelinttroead.
Thertiveretwo.seats in this vehicle, coMmoit
ly callaVti tgifl,2'744o4,ae'it iSlNyaiit slender
. ,
as It . aceme'di it Wet strong enough for its Ki,r itinnis ‘.- it ' waif attatiliid by:ti' variety ' of silken
cordage ito the net work -widely covered the
Atlbenlait inoinent, - Sudden indisposition
prevented Xi:, Giant's making the =ascent.
Hit wife volunteered to' take his place, and
her determination was hailed with tumultuous
applause. Her preparations were made in a
few minutes, and, as far as she was personally
concerned, 'consisted,' solely and wholly, of
tying an old silk handkerchief over her coal-
Scuttle bonnet, of thrusting her pedal extremi-_,
ties into a pair of tall Wellington booby, of
putting her bands into a pair. of gardeners'
gloves, and of completing her mascull ao ap.
pearance by enveloping her very cat acious
person in a sailor's pea jacket which reached
as low down as where her knees might be pre.
sumed to be. Mrs. GREEN "had repeatedly
been cc up " in -it ballooni and never bad an
accident. Her's was a remarkable existence
of the superiority of Mind over Matter, for
she must have weighed • not less than
two hundred and twentypounds. She got into ,
the car, with some 'scrambling, 'and we en
sconced ourself in the ' sante vehicle immedi
ately after. At that happi period, we might
have passed for one of Prianaon's lean kin:,
and the quick eye of Mrs. Gamma instantly no..
tined the fact. Therefore, she handed a good
many bags of ballast over to our end of the
car; also thetwo grappling irons; and, what
she seemed to part with very reluctantly, a
huge basket, which' ultimately 'was found to
contain what (being a cockney) she' would
speak of as "them perwisions." Bien these
additions did not balance the rotundity-of the
stout kaioniere.. All through the voyage,, her
end - of the oar was alarmingly heavier than
OWL ~ ,
At noon, precisely; the ropes which bound
the balloon to our mother-earth were cut, amid
a hush of expectation, and—the balloon as
cended? That may have been the popular
bellef,butwe—we, who were in the car, stoutly
holding on to a rope •on either aide in con
nexion with the net Work, we know befter. It
must be an optical delusion—which affected
some two hundred and fifty thousand specta
tors. Indeed, we have been similarly affected,
ourself, more thari once on seeing what is popu
larly called ( 4 a balloon ascent." But, when in
the car—a venturous voyageur—We knew better.
Take' ourword for it, gentle reader; the balloon
did not ascend at all. It , did not move from
its phicei r as far as we could see or,feel. ,
Jaws B. Pringle,
Jacob Dock,
Joseph
George Woelepper,
J. Wesley Bray,
Robert B. Davidson,
P. 0, BUmaker,
Jobn•P. Verne,
George lineeht,
John Horn.
t JAMB B. PRINGLI.
HORN. • sal-BB
• If the' balloon wore stationary, however,
every thing under it seemed to move, and that
at a rapid - rate. Whezi. the, ropes were cut,
there was a sort of springy feel, as If the bal
loon were half Inclined to bound upward. But
it did not. It remained stationary, while all
things around seemed to sink under it. We
heard one provincial exclaim, as he recognised
us, to There's our Yoditor, wi' his barnacles,"
but if ho uttered more it was lost in4he shouts
of the multitude. . • •
Down—down—down! Every thing glided
downwant while we seemed to rest very qui
etly, and wholly motionless, in the air. To
look dire4tly beneath us was more than we
had courage for. But we looked around, and
every thing below was becoming smaller, be
cause more distant, by degrees. The whole
country eves spread out beneath us, as on a
map—towns, villages, - and hamlets ; stately
mansions and huinble cottages; roads, which
seemed like threads, and a river whieb, ever
as it still, got lower, was winding its way like
a silvery snake. ' '
Presortly the upper part of' the balloon boa
gen to oslillate, and Mrs.Gruram condescended
to ask, with half-suppressed contempt for our
being so much "in verdure . clad," whether
we were!" aloud." We assured her that
we were not, and she said, 'Cause, if ye are,.
there's wine and spirits' in the basket, along
with them perwisions."
When the lower world had sank about a mile
beneath, a cloudy belt suddenly involved us,
cold and piercing, hiding the earth from view,
and of itcting ns much , the saute as if we had
suddenly 'gene from 'a heated room into a
frosty atmosphere.- Soon this: aloud Passed
away; and then we : entered into, an, expanse of
clear and' almost transparent blue.. Beneath
lay,the country,'a tract different from what
We had seen before, and, froni the greater dis-,
tance, on .a yet' more miniature spate'. And'
so, for about an hour, we met with alternate
layers of cioudi and groat 'sada of blue. The
allenee was, awful, and unlike' any, foriner ex
perience, we,did not meet a single bird,
At last;we found. the balloOn in' the midst
of a lrentendons rack of grayishwhite
and here the.providenee_of stOnt Mn.i GREEN'S
equipent,.ma peropptpto, Wea who oh•
L!,1; L,'
WED,NESDATiSEPOPP3PI 29,1858:
A Balloon Moont.l,
7 hakkili w'ere — a" fiery snit' of clothes, -were
wetted to the akin, ai,"eompletely , as If 'Ve had
, been Si?used , pond.' Mrs'.
,(titfu, li ltiolced
compassionately, and said, 1.,?0er cruet 'ow
'ls'teeth does chatter, tole sure. .Thro,ty tint
mime ballast; add -we'll leave th ese Pere,damp*
clouds." "We emptied two or three of the'
- seedling's. Then, as if liberated from thud
dein; the lailloOn 'did give a'• beta upward,
lam '
and we, foetid o u r s elf ; extremely p, once
Mom, encompassed by the, blue ether." - Mrsd
Gliens,informed us, after hob:
•serwations,'t as she,called them, that we had
attained a; height of. nearly three miles, and
'that , she-4‘cludways felt rayther, peckish in
On_this hint, we opened
;therliatiket; and idached, very 'sociably, some
- threiCinifea 'abeie tefra" ,firsid. , - The lady ,
PlaYeifin'eikellent knife and fork",,and, with
Rety,grumbling, stiff glees ref
brandy,and water, %keep, out the e f old rni dcli'
het linereaaing•wi th the •Inpfease t of out
dlettuicur from the,'earth,no, of ,the mirth's
distance front The thin kid gloves :which
iv,e'v'iorrAll& not ' keep' out the cold, and Mir
,tirditiVeidelitinee nearly-frostbitten—ditto as
,tiCeinfities,"t i letwant Mrs. GREEN, abielded
by warm co erffig . and 4. 6110 'the'
At last,.abpat elut fo'ql oo l4 0 1 'fait; and' fat
'dompaggottlds.voyage said it was timo,to 'de=
lurid; and cm:Atoned a& to:" Fold on and- not
tevafeartd." (She &nava• cord, opened the
t vitlVel'attlie lowe'rend4 of the.bill
loon s and sout rushed the gas-fetld,
' 1 0i3,, trtPillgct !Voltilktilint/V Doivilwirder
eank• r he 'the balloon= We tad
hold ourihreath 4al.that
horrible gas.,, liowever, li a,„llttle ,Indlitt let
out,'•now -and then,' modltle'd•the deseend,ing
course of the balloon, and drew it, as on a sert
of cliagiinal trach,faw'ay froni the escaping gain'
Utimit'oier la' large field, , spriulded
with ,greit' t fiirestrtileei;'arid each' ior itirtr4e*
out a, grape in jai
tonchml., At 'dfdi# 410 at.
eildi the, 4409111?.81.6...* ~
Orlf
along, ; ins 11,1 8011011. of anaitjqfppa nAtt the
ground. ••Thewwe grappled , with a;lovr earth
tl %jumped out.- MelieVed from MY,
'lVeightPtiie t teillorin arose) about twenty( feat
%tlie air;rifsing the gralipleZdiag‘isith it, but'
some ?laboreia - 'came' 'up Silted" the" gnipPle
g. 41 4r k i ; (3l 44.:4 4ll o?ifi ' * at ; 6- -'
'lO4 s
dWe had aUghted, cur tie in, Ohertley gel*, j ihe ,seit I
of Earl Fsaasza, whoi'attat .ho . hadinalatect
on'otir taking: :refreshments, •sent '.uslack to
iityr"Starting.plate, brime of his own carriages;
witirthe 'emptied' balloon` strepped`upon the
7,? *ere thirty mile)fr6n3 th 9 pla9a of
sec " there, tome three &froth ,
holur ! after our leAditig„vre epthustasti
°ally greetedo, -But we made -itataget
,tion, to.which •we adhered ;for fifteen, years,
never again tolorup Ima balloon.
'Nevertholosa i , we had try senhavof dangq,tat
any time.
,"Phof thOtitin - etwia allimat , impet=
'cafitible;llce:oUly danger
74atjt hidifcant.
when, froiyiiitiousa; tolliiptyq , , per,
sons junp - out top.loop;uud _Are t Outotiiqi
hart . 1. • , „
elide the.Ohroniole s our. , Brist , BallOik;
Ascent. 4t may • sufficiently.; siktl4,
tlie - ourltitufrOader -
Warren County.
The Leiger x ,the t ale emocratic paper -in-
Wttrren Y oolititt of
1 14 4.,
„
0101',,F fit Mien klit aupp9l,t,j'ndge
fina4a,tbr;Ugngrese.,
nnutbOrea PPY°7 B .I, r„ - -4 tr,
it,We•coldat perbapgLbave euPPilrt 4 t,i Prortiqsa
Leetunpton ; man Ihr, Congress; beimuie iuok an one .
might Uri eatif. have belleded ' in ' the '
of the ~thine'bat JerneitL, aline not'favor
Lecotapton. train ,any, hinseat • Ootlies;
i n tile r rt s irtM i l i Mga l t r4A l g i lt t Pel Y t_
bisections. We will not, eanuot soppiort a,oandP
date for clortgresa who lecke ever Y essential gneli
floatiltn, and a thousand nominations cannot have
the effect of Making ne stialtifY anrseltres in advo
cating the pretensions of a man whom our con
si3ience -and judgment assure , - tts is, deficient in
htinestyandcapability.''," , ' ;
But it May be asked , why did ire,not urge the
nomination of some other man? We that
the power of the Administration was against us.
Places of ,profit were freely bestowed, and 'post
office appointments, mare held. in abeyance to
bring about Mr. Gillis' nomination, and all that is
left Is an appeal to' the.people in - October. The
masses are not fools, neither will they long submit
to boated° tools of, to fohit into power men who
do nee'ssi,stple to betray them, James L.
,Gillis
had b'atrayod them ono° most shamefully, - and we
mistake the sentiment of the Twenty-fourth Con
gressional districit it he have a second opportunity
to do so.
"The Demooratto party hips always' been the
party of the people; it has ever been the, ohm
pion of the down-trodden and the oppressed, and
in a contest between the people, and ,power there
should be no, doubt where - the Democracy might
be found. We do not abate one jot or tittle of
our admiration for and devotion to the Demo
cratic organisation, but when political charlatans
despoil its fair name, we hesitate not to enter our
solemn and earnest protest gigabit it."
Senator Emma spoke at Warren on the Air
of September, and, among other things, 4‘
illn
~ninated" the Kansas question after his peculiar
fashion, according to the /edger. Since the
Senator has returned from t Warren everybody
Is running fr om gnglish taillike rats from
sinking ship. Even the pilot, Mr. ENGLISH
himself,- has deserted - his own craft. It will
be necessary for Senator Smolt to change his
course once more. He said at Warren that—
The Territorial question would, 'doubtless, en
ter into this campaign, and Judge Gillis did what
he
_thought was right, and he and Mr. G. were in
the same boat. He behoved the Kansas diMonl
ties were settled forever. Before Kansas can
make another Constitution, the ratio required by
the English bill will be in the Territory, and by
1860 there would be a sufficient population. When
he first went to Congress, he thought the people of
Kansas, of all parties, desired admission Into the
Union. He voted for the Leoompton Constitution,
and if the people of lianias • sball present • an-
other slave Constitution, he will vote for it.
He claimed great credit for the English bill, be
cause it allowed the people to vote for or against
the Constitution.
,
" He probeeded to state what was the position of
the Republican party upon the question of popu
lar sovereignty, They had ever been opposed to
this prinoiple according to the Philadelphia . plat
form; bat the Democracy held to the 'dot:Anne of
submitting all questions to the people. The De
mocrats did not guaranty' that one man should
not cheat another,in Kansas; neither did they
guaranty that the people should vote, and when
the Free-State men refused to vote they laid the
foundation thrall' the late difficulties. Governor
B. bad urged the people to vote for delegates; but
those that staid at home authorised those who did
vote to pass laws and make a Constitution for
them—consequently, the Lecompton Constitution
was the voice of the people.
"Gov. B. fully argued the propriety of admit
ting Kansas under the Lecompton Constitution,
and insisted that it would have been better if the
people had accepted the proposition' of the
Beglish bill. As it is, there must be nearly 70,000
Inhabitints,:and the Y will not have to wait a great
while at this rate..,
_Congress had no right to say
that the people .of Rams shall vote upon their
Constitution, and if delegates' had sanctioned it,
that was sufficient: , Delegated sovereignty bad
worked well in a number of States Gov. B. in
sided that it was the duty of Democrats to ac
quiesce in the English bill.
"Mr. B. referred to the tariff question, and
commented upon the resolutions adopted at the
Republican Congressional Convention. He was
'willing to assist his own State to every possible
advantage in the adjustment of a tariff; but he
would recollect that we are a community of States,
and the interests of others must not be disre
garded. Gov. B. closed his remarks by urging
Democrats to vote for Culls."
BIOLEB. is trying to save his Congressional
district; but there is an open and active Demo
cratic opposition to Biowin'and Gums in every
county in the district.
Dtsooviswf or A NEW ASTEROID.—SaveraI
days since we announced that a near asteroid had'
been discovered at the Dudley Observatory. We
have received the Planet Circular, issued from
the aloe of the Astronomical Journal, contain
ing the folloWing account :
A new asteroid wne diseovered with the Clark
Comet seeker, on the night of Friday, September
10, by George. Searle, aesietant at this Observa
tory." •
cannot conveniently kive the figures 'and
oharaoterS [militating its position.]
• " The planet is' of- about the eleventh magni
tude, and, will - soon be in opposition.
"The facilities for determining -the place pro•
perly at this Observatory are not yet available,
owing to serious and unexpeoted obstacles. The
large meridian circle is, however, already in posi
tion and approximate adjustment, and I trust that,
within a few. weeks, all. obstacles will have been
surmounted and-the instrument brought Into use.
"B. A. GOULD, Ja. ,
" Dudley Obiervatery, September 18, 1858
, PRIZANTHROPIO.—The Charleston Mercury
states that a yoling lady from Baltimore arrived in
that city last Wednesday to tender her serviciis as
nurse to , the Howard Association; and that, in
ease her services should net be required; she' will
proceed to Noi7 Orleans for the same purpose.
COTTON.—There Were seven thousand three
hundred and forty-two bales of cotton received
in z v Orient on the /oth inst.
19WIDIT
• ; 14 4t) A KILSO -
J.T4L44ll44o. l ol4Mes.MOWditia. , - . . ,
. ' MU. PEZIIW:ra
.104bATASO.P . 194 4 V;;a.,. 4°Iin g e ki l t i .
Mmy 4411 .7, IkusMill 451t-R WM l.r itt I H:t :
poem for titephßopiobloli t ,,,,g 4 o,ltrr7 p -es %;
:and ,Atitieriein periddicalp , ; . d‘ was t erthiileadl*:
. and that thelreseraiiatitlitilifiii7 *ileiltripp;ii
the iableti. 'illi' ihqiiirF TVA') iiiiirrinier that the
llotatilitteit lin l'ublicatileit hid treteleitimeibi*Lak , -,
diawtheirAMbeiriptldn Iffrviir , periodioatl, f . 4. t
'itiesonleatnedtwas, that the gentleminhati# are
;charged with the Woollen of, the b,oolts atikpapiall
;of the Libratyhadlakeh orfence,et,ext ektiolc !Ott-
Eau c! PliE l 4 ll s, A.0149AW P PP4 ' 914 , 41 - 31/, : ° :' 11 "1 111 " '
~ POtOpf of the jritalsni?uter4bi,4o.iessiie: A ear,i
.i.' was further told that' thrii htid,"talieir thesame
liberty, about a year agct; arid . thatlirlig the
'whOicht the',,Yeki . 185,1 be VV:eilitiiiielW Refkur
irai s ibitteilhe harti6f, theself-itimoilitet - Ciliate or
thet 'llieretailliittiliraivdiieoters.'w , Axpetliioni,
elnod•btfatagelumber et; the steekholdersi for
- the renderaltf thatmhssitipiden.to Allier parlioal,,
wits, „prepented .104. 11 .63 31 1/oMnif;;PV,ale: d#Pelmor
01 0/ 10 /341ial 'Ad! 4144,, geet t pledsthaFeepjain
rtifrlTrla 9 1 10 1.PA1 :r 4, 1,13 , a , t14 , t4 4 1/1/ 9 4 % /4) . IY ll ;P i .,; ta.
MIS. ~/hore, Ah's l / 4 4,t,figliAili: been peen, watm the,
~e*irarritioe ec `o4e_e - 04:44:td'iltlifele u tiliiiih I
havi A lakt -ei le ~..,1 1,-.., r, or 9.14 r'` k . 31! ha: 1 ~,I
''" 'Nhir,tehiiiilitlikelii kirtaevilititir; the'dirsc.h
• torsira Einstein idletfilimovelitent ti-te, autjeritii,
of_thd stoikholders andArebacribrds nand; IL ;Li%
are not, I suggest,the proprietjr,of tkomp,egio at,
the next annual meeting of the stoothholdare. , It
13.1!°,11 known , that be freifpriapesr to elle of the'
.moat liberal ss ipellap, one of 'pal:dist iirallithe
English Re'vliwp:','l,lary fretirieiiiii:iiilleP fie=
the views and dootilnes:prepontra in - Moiiio'iir Ithe
iiiiiiiittit 'Ad iolitiefeilitaticaietliit'aptiii‘r i 4, 1,6
`PilialreliVirifiliiiiekiiiie tittniatiliiiiigotipeg*;
initimiditY , OP though tie end:libels! itk ofrrOpirik„,„
• whielr eharitothrixa itiatimtnationwreit the t
topical ofthaagevl,Kiertrr i thetlitelittiterup ve,
Wo Aglaia relay, , I fs, 0, 1 / 4 44 0 x in. tA !i - 4/',!lik
The *lf of the, stoorti lolders,yreadeolatedht ctlai`
petit:hap of tatr, towhiel4 t ha - mTrefirrid".. 'Ali,
declaration ' Irte"iii &kora' ,bhitilitoill" aitre.i
i lig i a: ~ , • -, 0 t-. r , r,;:,-,!4; ‘,!. fli ,14_, ~ ....
' ' Thdy iiiVO algid 111/0011tfiltliCia I t niidaralsind; i :
another - 11M? Etiglish taritalledrioni then :mid
-that it , Vl9:faitarian invlneipbrolltbough a oh
glees article reiely_appears in, itamsges; ‘, Mot te
Abe ilrarks.Ofngte great:VnElirrh iggatriata , rl?l, I , lr
A n giA 3 m,q4AttOWC!).f? l .4l °AerttitAlSAshliel, 0.
t i ii f en 'Am;s l , ArlTr q l !!‘. l 9 l *'- w r,32,l°A ns ;terttili I' ll ':
pages in theta ()gaud the alias fastillaus taste of ,
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ir3ithi'ind Ertiiieie&T liP WhYVflaciiiit the
)11bliktielf - trim Ilbraitylm W -? i4 9 tfr" , '* -I. '-`j ' ,2 .
Mialeantittent,plairConhern;;:mnd'ati oh,
I have thought thiste alithuluniestiot•witir miter&
!to it,to-your-widely-oiroulsted Jearnalottoirld i not±
itejlMPlVPSate , f .r, , ,:q - .:: .). nx, ~,, -rtts oJtmi i :
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upon the tiendriet of ,the.;dhaptope, Jet* refer e
to thhirCeks I haVti; ineritioUidZabloartlii kick
hidderti izi.l4rimitiiif of ilii`iiinr#6?' ""' --"
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, rs,Xmlly.:istin, P,hrisistolats.
ldloafaip Vele;'aged 18; PhllideiPhii." ' ' ! ~I • 1
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Ari e l' 1 0 1 =TerAttigl ii th i el!";"g:' '- ff 1 ;
;• Al.r;•Jaeohltriealy,c Wittebelle; i.= .- i, , 1,.!.. . !
• Me/Jacob Frimply. Wittelicorr.„ ,
~
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-- ,- Miss Haling X 10 714 1 Me.r., It!lndialli- .., .-;
Mr. N. Gorriesen,Vimbiirg.
-' Mr& P. , 0 &IWO; Melba* !, ~; ; .• . ,-,
Mlas,flarolfult,Mowyr, Copqrkoget ! ,.., ..,„ ,
Mai Preload Walt Copenhagen. ••••
• +.lde.lre -Bartalet Itanleaaeleed. • i
Kit ,O,D, Trott,
Mi. T. 8 Vateurnbmsibsi.
.S/MeLild. Etermanciate/0.- • iii vr „
Mrs. M Vitg, l o 4l 4. Zge/°• •
Beied"elillgren of M. Hermann ; tgelo. • "
pktisa , ThereseiVanMersseroblinsPre..,/ I
iirs.„Anos Yapper'. Bt. Lords
' Three iSildreo orkfrifFALSO . Pippeie, St: Lints.
Mariskilerken. Lonlci ?„ •
Edward op N e w ork
LWBegeD YOrkt. , ")• ' f'
Nrl4Saialßu t t 4 -" t 0.X 941
Mr 8. /CHIA nder.
DiJ DotelpNesi:Orleirui. , ./ •-1
, Mrs. J.!opl,New.Orlosna.
i.
Mi 'ltsrlostin OdidbetoglieniYork. i
',Mrs; NenoaturBondkelto, , Naist York: 1..;../ r .
,Piro obildren Deresspe, Boutlhelte, New,York
'Nisi - Bridget tarighliliaSeir'York: " ' ' ...
Mr. Cul Nottmann, New Yorki,,,.!
Mrs Jells Rbblogitens, New York,
Milasbbhlo/81f, N,91 , Xcek
Mr. A:Weise/mbar% New York.
110. , /k1 4 11i , ,F/idtikosilDeri Yorli../.1r 4 ' , 7 - . 1
•
Me N Welater, New York.
VC &phis Jeri, New York.
OhlleofMrs. B. Jegel,Wew tort,
M. A. U. Btarmant, flew York.
Mr W. Rosenthal. New York.
•Mrs W Rosentbal,Rew dConk....:
Fire children of W. Rosenthal, Ne! ,Yoqs.
?Masi eta Marti: New York: - '
, Idles Minna SoNth, New York,.
Mr. !dward Abelsdorfer, New York.
' Captain lffeydtwienn; Hamburg "
Mr. Lengerke, Pony* Officer, Germany. • • i "
Mr. Mohler', Purger, Germany: z %
' Mr. Von Morgenstern, 'Rivet Engineer, Germany.
The list of the lost comprises only staty-tightparsonS,'
making, with the sixty-eight med. onelnodreifand
thirty...sin persons accounted for: There are snppbsed
to hare been See persons on board, and they may be
classed as follows:
Known to be eared
68
Lost, gahuge names are known t ea
Lost, *Nose names are unknown " ' 424
Total ' 660
Total =unbar boat - ' ' '492
BTATIMIHNT OP PROP. , TRIODOWS G. GLitr-
BINSELE, OP NEW PORK. j
The following' hi the statement of Pretend:or Glen
beneklee, of New York, who Is among the saved at Hal
ifax .
, .
"At about equarter put two P. ~ Beptetiber 13.
being in - my state-room, I heard ,the soy of Bre
fastening an deck, raw the flames breaking out thrthigh
the middle deck: The captain was trying to getthe
people out of the second boat on the port Bide, to have
it lowered; .1 hastened to the foredeck to keep the
people from the boat. After a few minutes I turned
erotuid to go to the quart ?dealt, but could not get
through the fire. I remained on the forecastle c tha
ship all this time going onward against the wind.
i‘ With the guidance of a sailor I cut down the ;jib
sails, to throw them into the water to aid us In cheek
leur the progress of the fire;. but the people on desk did
not understand our intention, and merely threw them
Into the water. ' I 'tried to discover something with
which to save the passengers, but nothing waste be
found, The spars had been thrown overboard. and the
bloke% being near the glpe, were all on fire.
about , half an hour the.forenmet fell, and 'horny after
the mainmast, and at about the came time the marine
appeared to atop.' The ship, which this' favehsd been
beading west. gradually turned to the north, and finally
to the northeast. Soon after the baler seemed to col
lapse; and ten minutes after the magazine exploded.
By The burning of the ship the flames and smoke drove
to the forecastle. The suffering then became intense.
"Our only hope now' being in two - remade in the die.
tense—one of which afterwards proved to be the Man
rice, approached an slowly; the other, further :off,
steering went, took no nears of uO. although Mt loom
airkallert to do so by the captain of the Alai:rim
Raving taken my stand on the ohalne on the star
board e. de, I gradually advanced forward to retake room
for others. At about 6 o'clock, the Mamie* cent Iff a
boat, and as soon as It came'near, 'jumped into the
water and reaebed it. Bevan others were Uteri in,
and the boat returned to the barque. Two boatube
longing 'to the barque continued to ply to and from the
steamer. picking •up all they could until tbedarkikess
made It Impossible to find more of the suff . fklon
after sunset the first ofileerattd about a dozen others
came to the barque, haying saved tbemeelvee in a life
boat. 'Later, come ilwedleh sailors came in part of a
'boat, and Mr. Brew and a Oilman, In part of another
boat
Mr. Glaubenekle , a account of the origin of the tire
coincides with that of Mr. Brew's in every particular
EAMES OP OTHERS SUPPOSED TO HAVE DEEM
ON BOARD
The following persons, gays the New York Times are
supposed to have been on beard In addition to the list
given above:
Mine. Sachs, from Potsdam.
Miss Loewenthal and her 'elder-in-law, from Instros.
Mar, Poland. • .
Mrs. I. Israel and daughter.
Clara Israel, from Plermont.
William K. Bruin, of New York, from Liebtenfele,
Bavaria.
Mai Caroline Kolater and son Frederick, seven yeari
old, of NO. 55 Rose street.
Mrs Steinkrane. New York.
Mrs. Tinken, Cherry street.
H. Hobert's wife's Meter, No. 223 Front street. ,
B. Ifolfolan , s wife's sister, N 0.140 Water street.
Among the cabin passenger", whose names we pub
'Med, were Mrs. Julia Blibinghaue,.wife of Augusta'
MObingbaus, No. 140 Fulton street. and her daughter.
eighteen parser age. The latter hid been a year, and
a half at a ladies' seminary at Lubec. andwas returning
home with her tubther, - who went to Germany to meet
her. This was all the family left the now bereaved
husband and father.
Mne Jegel, infect J. Jogai, No. 41 Barclaystreiet, and
her daughter Helene, aged six years. Mrs, .1 sailed for
Hamburg on board the Borussia, on the 15th of May.
and haw been visiting her friends. She was about 28
years of age.
Mies Hadwig Domaier was a daughter of Solo - Mon
Don:litter, of No. 110 South street, and war beloved by
a large thole of friends. . , -
Hermann Sondheim, whose name does not appear
among the saved, hadhia wife and See children on board.
Mr. Sondheim was a well-known importer, at No. 118
Liberty [street. Mrs. S. luta a mister residing at No. 120
West Twenty-second street.
W. Rosenthal. of N 0,109 Liberty street, was also on
board with hie whole family, consisting of his wife and
five children.
A gentleman from Igelo, by the name of Ad. Her-
MUD, had with him his wife and seven children. This
is no doubt the person particularly referred to in the
narrative of cue of the psesengers, who, having cut
them on. after the other into the sea. to prevent them
from falling victims to the flames, plunged in and sank
with his fami'y in the ocean. -
The list will, no doubt, be greatly extended as soon
u the rezoned passengers arrive, and have an opporta,
pity to recall the names of those who were on board not
yet made known.
THE TANS IN MONEY AND'THE INSHEANOE.
The freight of. the Anemia was - extmedingly vain ,ble,
and consisted for the most part of costly silk.% satins,
and velvets, which were intended to Ripply the winter
The Austria, we may elate here, -
. as !Token by the
Arthur on the 7th September, 'in let.' 40 deg. long. It
deg., which subsequently, arrived atHavre.
The insu ra n c e on the vessel - In Ifearlf.£7o,ooo, and
will nearly cover her loss.. She ants Minted in Europe.
chiefly in Hamburg and London. The insurance on the
cargo is uncertain The total value was supposed to
have been not less than $400,000, and may have been
5i60,000- or $500,000 : The consignees have not re
ceiveds duplicate Of her manifest, bra expec'ed to do so
by the Ony of .Waslilngton, which arrived late yester
day afternoon. The cargo. however, -is sold to have
been insured In Europe, and not over $120,000 to BOw.
pond to bun been secured in the United States. the
principal part of which was in Walt-street °Moss.—
Hera/d.
. •
THE MINERS no longer depend on a' permit
to amend Fraier, river, but are now going " on
the trail" by the way of Bellingham Bey and on.
to Thompson's river, thus turning a corner around
customhouse vesselkof-war, Housing agents, and
enter Qbatntotioni.
NOTICE TO cOItiI,EIOIPONDENTIW-:
Coireipinidenta for Id Inn Paisi . 7 l ; trilridlealear in
s mind She following rilite:
xyaty eppmepeatletEmust be asecitopenies the
the writer: , 'pi Order to iniuie eoreseesiess at
the typography. but .tnicalde of thi sheet Owed b.
ttt , n 11 1 1 041 V-31
we shall be greatly obliged to gentlemen in Peonnyi,
vania and other fltatei fercontrilmtions giving the ear.
not new of the_day fn Ajar...pertp t loptlltiee, the
reeOttroal thaseieepsding,-ortetrri the.4lMri. Af
poredeltadiste Rey iefotsubliost,thet tjll b,
1-Cdratisnadir. .-- Oturp.. oogarilllllloB •be
remembered Al the peoPle 401 10 3 w county one
clorlhoMattPemitifal t as weltai,thethent striking
iiillinnl'odigidSOn eieiirltnee,sed ' idOntett Nan-
" anii. Tin eaniti*se lieitediiiitbotids of
e borough and front that - distatioe, , with' ,- lit bold
and mountainous seeeery,lase it the appearance
.of an anny.at, nate Thark i weri eyes eiglthlum
:are& soldiers Art. the, liel4andFothersisrertmore
ruliefrilkt-49: 1 41 1 4, 'AVM_ ~,,Ack AlticalzA, P: - Th.,, ,
tents were attirgett il itt aftestiloont!Orth*Op,n3 ‘. ll
' kr "witli:deoree dial' Walker dome tuna*
'Mtge inti , nliitait - Mirldithisier !if - ths - Middle of
tlyn'filkn'Prolia:nilidnko t'llbso oftArd.o--AU strangers
rnadeoitidia, 0 4tiroPeatdidateltaaerdenstikoretr, eats.
TtiMswisyffplimenkfron,titeiwnkoty,AßOun•
dredirrnore from the atitheentranatles. On
TheridaY, Wait ifloinBief 4 JlVoP - Wildriiit with
Mal* Oenetattl'iokteitn'aidhtirfff 'of ilteNolaventh
di .reviewed %reviewed 'AblkAtreopeatomerablad.lt The
.109n.n,Vt5-InnAnOng -intiatrit'iki,latiw.-
many ladle's present,, 'wt .1 ar ata,
'Mi. whin Wilsoltad iiiitl tik' - *ii i i'lf ' been
, thoWnT f atd:thefroutiessertirlifePthtliktibandinere
: emthantment. lima iourokra t Theis ftreralieveral
inoidtmta that conned duringitha..aneateriment,
laldettoM ctilingevf gpie, An moat in ,(an
w mut It in tits emir Prtsl,) whiol3 - 4wrren
on Friday last. 'wens Unfit:Rendes krifillesa :
PAladfooliplatned toroapaitlirtlw, - of 114 Fenoi•
- blemAina AS had , beau trunalted hyafellow aimed
illate:Y The Varialidoe wines , intosediately ordered
to seise the - z fellow-who , wasoir bintebawki and
layinictakenxiam - onv att . tithi - taddlir f ,ltadh soldier
'brought- the toe of Ms , Wirt. ii contact witkothat
part Of Mk obody! which aopfisayttothethebootter
l er
pirref , his -nottureitwlietr.lit, es diargitseditrom
theo z dp.- r f o un do , ,,,
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'-2''AV ItoTadje4-719htpolig f o , ainitjN* at.
„Leda; viAteli. th eAritithntinlirt, PrideMatokand
While th ere Una a aad'etery, Ala' insl bear To-
PindingtoolOn MultAdlit.:aSoutte Man; a native of
1 1 46 4 km,4041.4WW - JuOirtnnately'ln ,forgotten,
O l i a. lifig na ti ( ntle.Cotildgco:P!*•,7PVllfe. a
1 li ti A4#o o - i mie.jradt,ot ovrfiln.
4
;pair ,year . st-414 ,1 01 4Nifli ti kf Her
1W1 4, 1, kli'reLeth. . c an
notglo FM , - .th.,-. 94 - *JOS • cut
* 1080 040 41 : 1 i*lr WillieNVOlikEt4lllt-',* An
:at clOMVAnt u nePP- 1 4tiinnii'ln , tini'llOtt_ A:rnw
ohm.g6A, 4ttorsgnothillit!iii, A15 0 4 5 / 3, u
ifio , "ECTlmi,wnlfini; fojgdalteltlias and
fl t i .7;4 1 ,, i IhiurX . Atlcitrim)irgre, Akiziplex- •
pikludtion witCl i erumr of
,biiiicr:slo4/11irwhittRit ,hviAnt w alliance.
_'wee r ,ia'_ ;4 . 4 1 , 1 4 7, 0E, -A ...Innn'ltt. -Altiii be'
tt.....u?•1 ;MI al 4taii' meopmq4 , 3 at-
An r"N c t is ! if i l l ,TPilAd , lilwtheAttetntlons
44 w ,;,* mink , rimr„,pii.vii: ixr:} l 7: She
preaded.dgitentrtelgolAgey AbalaitiOlimmos•
taiatild: ,74,,*m.011,6 ,Ofhikkilk4ol*. t .pmaion
,ithiaji - Ok, - mm 1,11104 fabilk iIAYPIIfc.RoTe It
tnikik:!,.l,„- 4t. lift 'Ana** tit9Aled - An't an
elopement,' ' They tootqd 'l;4'4okt:rani - id In s ranee,
and'eo torrned - Theirtdodisolte-Atatithiminteoppor-
Ittmity true pretenthottforl.theleatiknEtentilthelr
notriliAttotherUtiore.ilt New Otlestmes Sere
no tame was lest, and the cord a thatAthde. two
willing hearts" Am quickly tied. 'The:prevalence
eyeliner feiniiie'New tirleinilththered if limped
hiblitioVeradie 'thersti,intritherWok-pal:age at
owe for) St. Lotot , t , ,Ost,titC boat; thevonew,roade
,hushantfonn&-that he l had, nontrieted,..thivrery
lithe:ion fedi, which t hat; was f ; fieetrig..:lik . was
taken otfat - theciiiiihdttee7juse lieloiettiVolly,
where, as we have - Saidi - he expired on Thursday
teat:TA:l4.llY , fili'a '4 Di TIT .I,itillY • '
..... ,- ;Atßasufelf,lEttoSen.44lnestof,the - feditors
Aoht. O E4O rkTV.littlW,ll/tAitiwoo
keaan "pi the otheriay, and
give"' h Telluride iik bf.illi''Safrew
:cape cat eillinonfOomckflyink coca theltraek;kiestr
- s - ‘
The 'man ' eudderdy Game'. to , aria the
eattibd thistop•
"1"41• 40 •T.0100. 1 d/otsvirOrisitirti beholding a, man
ismton thttritokAs few.fee the,Plifoo. '
•nnoonioionsarbiltdanger,,:enen d'itsimation -
webeeiimenefilrineed tnat&eastitie mit-there by
anotherageney than his oestwei 144wsub.entirely
helpless. Hepopit y _dressed„ and hit diet, ap
perrentliMild beektor &erktinre - df. tlitrilmpleet
2k indiUdhe wag fad' I cifAtratetAirmicrle ;Aiwa
Sr-40s 4'0041. astlailodvjApt- We,wominicaly
sold, we steeled on; but' lore going: far p lot of
Pretty kirhl imEe'olt%rtheltishili; inirbftheir
- excemivetseerrimept E 4eftpidtutsho Wire the
qtr.4•40'0,4 Wain , s t yrs att.
Sitnuonow AND Sinotarakego,Fls4,eanis
Miss Rather Ann „nee fitneei ions*
`11: , H4 fete WisekasfnW' Went diencheste;
,to worklnoneetthenithstaetty.-bilull..Tues.
aay she,was„loitekto.,t4p, pidtwiWst o woman
nd a - o thinpinion; - didoWlytltouoo ao
cambia., littd 3 before lititoretierti lfernealtowien was
ItEseisProd4 01 ‘91.04 awoke ttl§,-OtolitY of
her con ition,ADyeS *OR with. - kmnoricj and
*Piemilitritsenkcilwal Went 'dose; The
- folknring•mottingsliennuttnunttalhaagOntos of
death. Iylngg hl. the zoadelde ludingd.ober.,kome.
Shelingo - ad a feiatittis and I ken died "lomat
distresis.Y.She bad ihrifyintallitaiiiiimra toafrepu
tation for chastity, and her melanebelysind Ismaoh
lamented ir isy her frkinds,The„bestiel intFderer,
Nathinial - Whit a`Wciititlese falai; brnow in
Amherst-J*lV His genipanloulinielratiterge. -
/iFnailogros-±Doct.—LaaVrFriday,' , -.BaYt the
Ittlehester .//roars,, os.ailittle,,soit .of.Peterlimith;
some eighter nine years . old, engOgetlin*llyintlng
awill,-entered the` yard 'a Man gained' earn. or
Rene-,Con- Onager -street; aavage. , .bull-dog that
wan chained up,•flew at
,thechild -with snob fury as
to break his fastenings, end inflicted most turible
' irriunder-' The , dog hilt , wiled 'the okild's - thigh
but: tallnqttlehing lie ,there, he.next •aeised
him i n the abdomen, and, loarn,laid the bowels
'bare. Persons near by contrived dui dog
froarthe boy, when' he mitlefor a little' girl aloes
, by,. who, however, escaped with a torn dress, The
enraged animal then took the street, arid on reach
ing Clintonitreet, fell ripen another dog; which he
-nearly killed in a moment: 'Be was thendwif .
patched.
, _
~ Tux FARTHEST WEST TET.—Within the last
sin months a olio has sprung np og the bluff oppo
site FOrt Riley, Kansas, which' rejoices inthe name
of " Junction City. "..This is air aypropriate name,
as, it ,is.not tho point of junritionfis which
several Eastern - railroads and telegraph lines are
tanding,lnat is aim the point at *high the Repub
lican and Smoky Bill unite in forming tbellansas
river. It' irate() the point of departureof the
several Govermant • roads' to New Mexico; Utah,
Oalifornia.and Oregon ; and;butltly, from this pity -
a Hai of stages bee , been started - to . the
new Pikies Peak gold' iggings- -
Tonna . gr0nr.... 7 The Mount :Vernon Banner
tells the' fellowing rather ,taigh,atory '"ln a
certain shoPin this city, there was ti_monse_ that
had become a frequent visitor: - While on .one of
his visits a workman took up a musical instrument,
teohnioally called a French harp, and ,truck up a
tune. -The mouse immediately raised his tail in a
perpendicular. position and began to dance. It
continued to jig,, Some four minutes, and 'then
died." • ' - - ' •
THIC OSITECIO'PALLADIVIE says that Mr. - 9. A.
Smith, of Port Ontario,. on , taking 'uir his !! gill
nets," seven miles from Big gangly era*, - sod in
80 fathoms or 180 feet of water, hauled up a rifle
on the stock is a silver plate; bearing date of 1805.
The barrel is three feet nine inches in length, end
lain good order ; the lock is the old-faithioned dint.
The stook had become so soft that it fell to pieces
Tory easily.' It was loaded with ball ORTUIREe.
, A.LABAILL paper states that same of the
Inger planters of Louisiana are turning thole at
tention to' that part of South Florida from which
'the Indians have been lately removed. It IS
thought that in a few years it may be made an
important and profitable sugar-produoing region.
Perhaps, too, it is said, ooffee will do well there.
NEGRO GAMBLING AND Darsnnto MIMES
DESTROYED —We learn from the Mentgomery
(Ala.) Mail, of the 14th, that a number of drink
ing and gambling houses have been broken pp in
that city by the marshal. About thirty barrels
of whiskey were destroyet• and a - large-quantity
of , faro and other, gambling implements 'were
Seized.
THE BEw Currost HOUBE at Pensacola, Flo
rida, has just been finished. The ooet waasBo 000.
We learn from the Gazette that the amount of re
venue collected at that port, for .the year ended
30th of June, 1857, was, in round nunitiers,"
$478. To collect this sum it cost the tioverntoent
53-012.- , - '
OHINTAS AT ~FRAZEII. itlvEs.- I The
Chinese who have gone to the new gold diggings
have determined to devote themseves to catching
the sea-slug, which abounds in great nantbers
along the abores of Vaneouver's Island, and
which, when dried, commands enormottspricss in
China.
A Parkir 'was last week awarded 'to; Dr.
Ohailas P. Page, of Washington, D. C., for a pil
low or rest for the head, wbleh enables travellers
in railroad ears to sleep_ comfortably. This Im
provement is attached to'an umbrella.
.4 Guff Goma err wtrnotrr Rainwr.—A
young gentleman of Vioksbarg, Mississippi, wbo
had an excellent rifle stolen from his office a few
days ago, remarked that that gun went off with
less report then any gull he bad ever heard of.
DEATH HY A RATTLE 'SNAKE BITE.—Mr.
Cyprian Stevens, of Wewkoriflows, while mowing
on the 9th inst., was bitten on the leg bra rattle
snake. from the effects of whioh _died, - after
lingering in great distress for four days.' •-• , L 7
CORi CROP no Onio.—The Shelby county,
Ohio, Democrat says the corn crop in that ,State
will be an abundant ono, and Radice that thefarm
ere who antioipated a contrary result were more
seared than hurt. -
Bests NorEs.—lt ie proposed to vary the
size of bank notes, according to their deitomina
tione,,ite a preventive, tgainst the alteration of the
same.
78LLEN STOUT, a widow itl - INitetBoll,
RI Jo; Committed suicide on Saturday by hanging
-herself with &handkerchief, while labeling under
iMutnity.
l l'Estierrx of larr:—Thomas Ifehly, of At
lanta; Georgia, who was shot a few days since,
tired four 'days and nineteen boors, with a pistol
the right ventricle of theheart. -
Aocrozwr.—A lad named Christopher Hood
had three of his fingers out off by.a piece 'at ma
ablnery, on the Fair Ground, N. Y., the last day
of the exhibition.
-IT IS ESTIIIL&TED that theta are In the united
States 25,000 persona who make
w h e n .) , or, partially by the gale of pateikinedi
sines. '
'Tun TEWITANTEPEO route to California; it is
expected, will be opened on the 18th of November
next.
THE ATHENS (Ala.) Herald says there has
been frost in - the vicinity of that town every month
this year except in July: •
ONLY three , out of the twenty farnanes in
Bohitylklli county (Pa) are reported to be in ope
ration. ' ' - ' '
jOBI4 Dave, - the aelebnited comedian, is
playing at Crisp's Gaiety Theatre,
A, SWALLOW , perfectly .white had bt3o altot
in Oon9ord i Masa.
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