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;So., 180. NORTH THIRD STREET,
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PRLNO: PiP.ORT*TIONS, 1860.
' •SIBL.E.II' , II , IOI,TEIIF(4 - WOODRUFF, 7
- • > 828 MARKET &MEET;
- • • riminat.ruta,
Have now In stores Complete On(
; • - SPLENDID , STOOK
tie* and - choice Alec
baso - istratii sonia &time, • -
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- 6nIiNADINEB, PARIS OWANDIEEIi
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HIB OLOVEIt, • --' . -
lintAWLSrall litielltbMi - -; ',toned doiner; &sire, Btell:
itiCObantilla Lace 14antllia, new and
‘4.eintable Phapeeoi.d.yAn. • ' - • .
We ignite the attanttpaot bayaia to our vedaA
Stoat;
reeling confident that fe , tin,agar' Deineelnentil that
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. the wmat - linitrohle goodinow febliam
SPRINO.OF 1059. •
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lAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO.,
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Thiriortere • sod Wholesale DOalere
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DEI4I:I,ERS
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4so x'IrEIVIPER;
38 ;MOTH' FOURTH BTRRET, -
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LADIES' DRES S TRIMMINGS,
thin thei particular attentloCot the Trade to their
elihutdlA saatnrtmant of. 788 NOW TOMPONNETTE,
and AmenTo 'TdpBO,ECIAAIALL 1211Ihitlitle8,
1111:qq. PENDANT BUTTONS, &e.
:traits preistrod , to execute large orders for Epk and
iiiterdllaaArtagee;T4ielp;thit'd.e, Buttons, dco , et our
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AlitiVlPlO.Nl3.zon inol alas: U TONGITE
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nn hood j,qualltrgnorontled: -
116R13 sielportloularlyinvliOdio calf and cionitne
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'UNGERICH & SMITH,
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-IPhiAt9ir4yo x 4lo LUYERB on Liberal Tcrm4
TRUITT BROTITER & CO.,
•z , ITLARDWARE
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GOOD 'ASSORTMENT ,
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.'GOODS;
ARTiFiOIAL , AND STRAW,
eelir;virie - ty, aro now opon ,
_ and for raltii`itt a sisal
advance upon first cost, for oath, at
13. WARD'S,
Nos 103, I . od, and 107
NOTE, BE STREET,
-marlo•l2of • Above Arch, East side,
ILLINERY
AND .
STRAW:GOODS. •
•
A MOAT 0031PLET1 AND
,011010 E , AIIigORTMENT
• - ;
111.1:1)3ONS of everid - osoription, • '
• BONNET SILKS AND CRAP.hS,
ARTIFICIAL E'LOWERS,BUO.U.ES,
' And °tier Millinery
• S-T•R•A • GOODS,
. • OF XVSO:Ir 60210EITABZE VAPUTT,
Is now, open for examination by, and solo to,
DAM AND - PROMPT SHORT-TIME BUYERS, •
At ispnall 'advance upon first - Coat. ', • -
Tliose 'destiona ar oaring mime: in their purchases
should ere no sweaty call. • - •
- ROSENHEIX, BROOKS; lc
••-• • 431' MARKET STREET,
iebl4-3132 ' (Lale:of 88 South Kooon4 Et.)
1859- 1859
STR4'ff.,.O.O.QDS ROUSE.
THOMPSON • & JENKINS
S . 2i3 * :MA'It.KET STREET,
. ,
InVite the ittenthittot buyers to their extensive stook
of Ladirs! Strew eqp, tltlk Bonnets, Mime , Flats and
Bloomers;. Men's,. Boys't and 'Children's' fatal - AMA
eel Floweret linebee, , yrintralugs, &o.
-
Being eialusively, engaged' in this branch of
,basiness,
purchasers will find it to thatx . interest to examine our
stmk before parolaaaing. - : 3 -
1 TllOB. 1. IigLaLICY,„ (fop:nevi,' of Wilcock, Bogen,
'dr. Prwley„) . now engaged with the above howl?, eoliolia
fiontlierfriende en examination of the stack of Melton.
Thompeop . da Jeokine. " febls-2m
FIATS, FURS,
STIVAW , •GOODS,
ARTIFIOTAL, , FLO*E.RB,`RUCH&S, do;
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"HOOPEB, - ..&
BIANUYAOTDRNEth AND DEALERS
,Nos. 19 and 21 South Fourth Striet, (up stairs,)
•
Hato on hand an ontirelynew and oomplete stock of the
above goode, laid in 'for OMNI, to which the attention
OYlniyera le
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Dada. HALLOWiLL, late of the firm of Chas. Hal
& Co., long knoWn to the Slide, would be pleased
tio see hie frtonda at the ;ware - rooms of Mears. Hoopes
& Davi& "- 7 ' ' =' • feb9-2m
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS.
'repio 4 iod from onr aIQ etan6, 45 S . onthlsl7,con3
725 CHESTNUT STREET,
NEITICIRX SIVIINTSI -AVID ZIOUTS,
We are now prepared to inhibit to our nwrous,pn,
tone a.
OOMPT 4V4TE STOCK
STRAW RATS, BONNETS,
MISSES , : and-CHILDREN'S HATS,
BLOOMERS, OAPS. -
'IIANCIY'AND oimPz BONNET!,
•
FRENCH FLOWERS,
- k - RIBBONS: LAOES,
RUCHES; ko
Embracing Mall an woodmen& notqualletio Me city,
sud wo respectfully incite the Wootton of merchants
to our Spring - Stoon.• - •
, :Oath and short.time buyer will tinS itepecially their
interest to give ,
}Twirl:oW
fita-tin , - -
T HILLBORN JONES. ,
to•
- - Importer and kanufaaturar
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SILK AND STEAM' BONNETS,
14611011.1( eta PAI AMA BATO, '
ABTIFIODA IILOITEBB, IWOHBS,
To Which thiaattontlon • of City and Country Dealers
is solloited.
• NO. 482 MARKET ST.,
• Below, T H. febl4nt
1859 MILLINERY,_ 1859
AND
STRAW GOODS. -
igew and complete assortment of
SILKS, RIBBONS., FLOWERS, -,
' , MUM, MIMEO,- LACES, ,
Aod every other article in that line.
ALSO,
. STRAW, BONNETS
AND
• STRAW TROCKY.Nas,
Embracing an 'enactment al:mutt:llW in this
city, and to which we Invite, the attention of buyere
Those purchasing. for cub, or on short, time, will do
welt to give us a call before seleeting elsewhere. ,
M. BEIpTHEIM, &
fe24.2ra En. 111 SOUTH. SECOND STREET.
METROPOLITAN RIBBON ROUSE.
RIBBONS,
• RIBBONS, •
, RIBBONS,
AND
MILLINERY' GOODS.
Of every description. OItd,PNS, BONNET SILKS,
BRANCH FLOWERS and SPRIGS, RUCHES, lca., .!co.
J., C. &W. E. TABER. •
- ; • No4E. south SECOND Street,
mhlAin
FREEDI4Y & 430" .
; , 216 MARKET 6tREET,
IMPOILTNR/3 AND JOBBERS Olt
LACES, EAIDRCIDEEIES, 1i:'11ITE GOODS, .to.,
,Have now in dote a complete angortradnt of all the
new:aod desirable Wilmo t which we will Bell at the
lowest prices
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS.
I. S. CUSTER;
liewHAOTIIIi&11 AND WEIOIMALE DEALInt IN
STRAW RATE
MILLINDDY GOODS,
nor NORTH OROOND STREET„
PHILADELPHIA. ' felll-2m*
BONNET RUMS.
Nro are agents for the rasettfeeturete for the - Kale
of the above goods, and .hare now In store a complete
'aerortment, which wo will aell,tothe trade at the
MANOBAOTIMIR'II WWI= PRIOES
Wo aollatta call, and examination our stook,
B. FREEDLEY,
245 lI&RHET Street
Boobs
NEW ROUSE-FURNISHING STORE,
N 0.1020 CHESTNUT ST.,
(01TOSITR TIIP. AISADEMY OF BINE ARTS )
The subscriber will this day open with a
VERY prAtIRABLII ASEORTURRT OF 0001)7,
.COSSIEITIAI OP
TABLE OOTLBRY,
. OVAL WATTEnI3,
WOODEN WARM,
PLAIN, Pt ANISEED, and JAPANNED TIN-WARP,
and ;mob articles In general as are uattany to be
found in p.
FIRST-CLASS
1-1017SE - F:p . RNISHING -
STORE . ,
All of which Witt be offered at reueoeble prices
WILLIAM- YARNALE,
(Late of the armor hitiftPllY & TAIZZaLL )
miml-mwf Sm
BBLS. SPIRITS TURPENTINE' in
Ark" store and for Ribs by
G. 0. 'VAN AIItIIINGB, JR.
10North wiLtuvA,
•Yr ,
•'`
lifitt,AbEtP 1.4 1 ' IA 7
MARCH' 11. 1859:
.ffaittp Vitro C6c0bt5,,..,1
SPRING TRADE - .'
•
. •
H. ,bII,iIHING 06%00. •
Nos. 26 and... 26 NORTLLRODIftTIe -
Ti" ,
• Um Just opened their , reositiF7 7
IMPORTATIONS :
ENGLISH, D GER*A.,IY , '
-HOSIERY; - ,
GLoyEs,ANA SRA 4L1,W10;
And sidielt Juspeattou oettietr - CompltA yrell
assorted stook, - .
ESPECIALLY A.DAPTEE;.:,TO - ": ,
BOD'rIIERN AND BOUTDIV.IIST,PYM.:4I)B
„te46-81u.
BURNETT, SEXTON &EAVEO4NUEN
' Are now opening at their Store,
No, 4.09-11 A RA .10 V_EiT:a2lo.4?. - ',
• Above - Fourth, North tilde,
A NANDSOMEI
NEW .5PE.T.1yG.:4.21.1',L13 , .'':
FANCY - *DRY ' 6000;4;2
OF, TIMM OWN IMPOIITAT/Off!:Ct - •`
And seleotion, WWI they offor for sate to hie ticiee:
all parte of the United Mates, On the inoetlllati44ermi. l
feb9-Sm - .
311 . 01)AULEY.,BROTFIER, &BRPWA#.ti,
. -
23 NORT.W F0:134'2.11 STREZ".
. HlO/0 Aug opened ea oath*
" ;ti3lt
NEW -SPRINO I I`, ' .450,te‘
nosnaty,
aLoyEs, and
FANCY 00b144, ,, ''
To which they invite the attention of ilent-ohow
Oat stook in partlonlarly adapted to the , •
' SOUTHERN TRADE. "."•",
•
fol Int -
00f1AFFER, ,Bc ROBg4 1 :4%.9;
429 mama stuivr, • • A.,'
' IMiVRTgRS AND .10BBERS;
OP
HOSIERY, GLOVES, •
SMALL WAOLS,'OOMES,
- intuatius, Loorrnio-atAati
aEItMAN AND PAEN'OH PANOy GOoDEI,';
Alpo
TAILORT TRIMMINGS.
OOfB nio 01)oc6.
CONOVER. eic BROS'
BOOT, SHOE,/30.N.HRT-, 4 0,
AND
- ,
PALM-LEAF HAT
'WAR.EHOJJS,E
• No. 524 HARM STREET, ;,
Bettiein Fifth end Sixth, - i.
,
pwl4in PELITADELPIITA::,I
HENDRY & HARRIS,
mAIk7IIPAOTURERB AND wnotafBALS DNALIIIk
•
-4- •
BOOTS AN D SHOES;;V-
N. W. 00R. - THIRD AND ARCA ,STRpTqP':.
PHILADELPHIA
WHELAN , Bc ` Co.;
WHOLESALIC -DRIAVERI3
•
•• BOOT
AND . , ,
STRAWOOO.I39
N 0.513 MANKET'S;TRENT
1421-1 m
BOKER & BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE
BOOTS .ANp SHOES,
432 MARKET STREET,
GESEEDIM
BOOTS AND' SHOES. ,
The Babserlbers have completed their
SPRING ST-OCK
OP
BOOTS AND awn,
Which they are prepared to offer at the lowest prices,
on their oval terms,
VAN DIISEN, SMITH,'& CO.,
4p3 MARKET STREET, •
feblb2ol • Above Fourth, up Maim
B . P. WILLIAMS & C 0. .,
WHOLESALE
BOOT AND SHOE
• k.)
WAREHOUSE.
No. 18 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
feb3.2cri
Jos. 13.'1"1-/OlsACINE40/sT .5r CO.,
WHOLESALE
•
BOOT AND SHOE
WAREIIOUSE,
No. 314 111.A.RIK.ET 81.11iET.
itr A Urge and general anointment of taeteru and
Oity-msde 6hoee constantly on hand. febl•Cm
SITING STYLES,
J'. Ay B.A.tizrs - ).w.:au,
WHOL:IO3AIA UNALERB AND MANUFACTURNRA
OF
STRAW BONNETS AND HATS,
BOOTS, - t HOES,
Being prepared Fit otter gcGat ioVcatuetfte to
buyers as Jotthere in nay other market, invite an ex.
auxin:Mon ot.their stork.
No. 34 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
fetam Near the Men:haute , Mint, Philadelphia.
LEVICK, 4Sc'
BOOT AND liffoll WARNED:MD
AND
MANUFAOTOII2 ,
No. 525 MARKET STREET, Philadelphia.
We have non on hand an extensive r took of Boots
And Shea, of all deactiptlous, of our own and Buten)
Manufacture, to which we invite the attention of
Southern and Western buyers. tebt.3m
Oabblerg i) a rbware,
WM. P. WILSTACH & CO.
MAN lIPAOTURERS,
AND DEALERS 1N
SA.DDLIERN'
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
AND HARNESS MOUNTINGS,
No. 88 NORTH TIURD STREET,
Betweon Market and Aroh,
PIIILADELPHIA,
THE LARGEST STOOK IN. THE UTE
it r Sign of VTR OCILDEIN STIRRUP. ffebl.2m
T E. ROLLER,.
NIP • TBBINICH BOOT AND 131.1021 MARNA,
No. 21 south rmair
nnt &r Philadelphia, ot, third door above Chest.
,
Deg to Inform hie friends and the public generally
that he haw opened. AJUBLIMIS on Ms ern account, as
above, where he, will always be happy to receive a con.
tinuatlon of their timers._ As the senior partner 01'
the late firm of ROLL ti ER bailor, probably no other
guarantee in necennary to an, appreciative public or hie
ehtlre ability to fill all orders la hie line with the ut
most satisfaction. 'Remember the number: 27 South
NINTH Street, third door above Chretont." 11.1'
300 Ali: A „ l t i 0 r . 0 1;2 . N .1 2.gra1 1i , 0i
fole.te lot North WEIABV.id
.4
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1 1,
-FRIDAY, 1869. ..
The Author of g Ten Tho an d Yehr.ti
oThe,antber of cc Ten Thorisand a Year" MS
,realized 'ono.flfth of 'his own imaginary for
tune." 'Under 'an Ant of Parlianient,; Bassett
some seventeen yearn age,' the Chan,
e.Mlor — ohtained a "hindsoine . , addition phi
patronage, being ,thereby, allowed to appoint
two: Masters .LunaCy, each. with , a •life,
salaiy, of. 4.1009 per „annum. vanancX
'having • recently_ ocenrred, ;the e Chancellor
l
.(Lord. • Onannsronn) clearly . understood that
>;
like' .charity, should' begin
home. Therefore; to' avoid all' solicitationa;
trout outside, and 'probably to relievn_ fippli
tfmte_from the Mideaserdness,of suspense, he!
;appointed his. own soroopr, an outer bar-1
rister,".tfaMed:Mtaezna,,Who had never heldl
ff4,4,ef- during.all the yesi.s. , , he tad been
..Cnlyia few• weeks before, this - came l
Bseontalaidtbeen appainted' Chief Megistrari
:in e,Batkrurptii7it4lo,;:a ealaty of ".£1,200 'per ;
snnri~it. r fn .'tills inpacif7 istiend„!
r*.4 5 4 1 ,11,04 , 400,..6:6001:443'*X'
Awtr::lo:;;Pr9,.l44ltk,;+4 ,l fAitY,
A9o.944v4maigfwiftliYeo irgu the.!chance
of aristocratic ihigera,,jns signing
genfteftleialdocutnents;:in fad,' be
, have to-make some show, at least, 7 61' , dbing
Oil 'WO' ;Mho Silifsitsi
LnimoY,"'-hoziCitoed. did* :visit,
and . theti`, to - 4.'iootoy and 41, Oleo in
Lie e oln #,lnn Fields,.where, ,while he read
thonowspurge And took ids . midday glass of
s',lnentillado' , tand biscuit, his, clerk did all the
; , •..
Yn
thelittileetigense' of the word this svikk-a'
sinecure-4ivirdilfr ii - Otiol*ed • ati, cc:within&
io do; ail- 1
. 4 6 ' . . 44p4:04.
apppiatcck
private. Speretgrkiptck
the,itankinikto4agislrarship,:vacated• bythe
# l36 l6 B Nrevation.., Bak there , ism' dark ah'
Roll tra alive/lining to -each , , ofdcisi
',however heantiffil ' , Ste/tempt. -• A ceitald 11.rj
01,rvzi , bimself alawYer;antiloi:cif Many pro=
iessional worlisout a questiOn in the House
of Cinitinotes pf which member, sale
'thislT/06ms' appellate/eat, declaring that the.
new iitaster:in , Lunacy knew nothing of the
law, that he was in all respects incompetent,
'and that the' Chancellor in giving him thei
r office 'was' - guilty or the srossest : nepotism.';
Neat day , Nr, PIBRAELI infortned the p/Mlic,
In a - iiieeitatenlopt to the House of, Coin
mous, theq.:On.his qualifications being thus
indely iMpagnea; . the illustrious ilmomp
indignantly resigned 'efilce ! .; poor man I how
hard is his case 1 , ---compelled.to .receive only
11,00 per• m a Tint; dialog , life, for doing
nothing la the; ..nkruptoy Court: '"
i Then gruo 3ttestlon:.who'shall be the
litistitu:i
4 1 ' "' - -inter much
ithi 2 ,- IN. - i:: 4 , .....,,,,..,41:6eCi41request
4 7 .-e l _0 : - L.,4 q . , -...,-..,, y..: 'wier's..
4 5,,i,, r . - 4.1) .0.236 4- 415 r. SA.Any.L.W,taansc i M.
- ,„,,tj.r ididliurst,:woll .knownvin this A:ountry,
by repqtatiou, as author of (f:The 'Diary of a
late Physieltn, ,, , the novel Of ti'Ten Thi:mind'
'a Testr-'(beth ;Of , which 'had` n' serial inn"
though I 3 ;deli iumse,:gagozi l ie,) of a remarlc,
able atteniii . t atiloCery, called as Th4Lily and_
the Bee s & slid of . i . i ouricetslic sius-Opt prose,
fenifineri'l:t.,'Cironinidmitlal ..inildencei entitled
?c*w,alid 4 1).eit .? ?, in.Whbali an innocent Min
4#0,3 - epiter„ag bat the last penalties; ofstiL
10441/evitt..,a 4 .-Viwillfuli. 4 !'!::. ...
',, '".-,7-
,stigeoilfiliWaiuriv; iitilahe coi;liibi4l,liiti
Providence evidently showed its,love for him;
. .
by:sovet'ely chaSterdig him - . . ,
,„
3 There are other writings of Bs.iium, Yirannim,
not quite ao well knima in this country, whose
intrinsic value
_is greatly higher. He edited
an edition' of Illackatone's .Commentaries,
which is a truly valuable work. He Wrote an
Introduction'to the 'Study of the Law, which,
though rather diffuse, is as good a Verde
Mecum as any law-Strident need desire to have
at his right hand, fo'r frequent reference and
consultation. Ho delivered a Lecture, which
he eventually expanded - into a book, on the
duties, fights, and • education of Attorneys
and Solicitors. _ln England, be it reinem
hored, 'the barrister is merely an advocate,
while the attorney is the'real 'practical man of
aw. If he limit his practice wholly or even
.chiefly. tciChfinceryhusineas, lie is a Solici
tor. If he confine hirrisolf to common law
and Nisi ,Priui, he, is an Attorney.'
How Loril.Ennay, Prime Minister of Eng
land, became so much interested in Mr.
SAMUZI. WAAREIt is not a matter for specula
tion where it is known that his Lordship is a
very grateful man, and considers himself under
no ordinary obligation to the author of tc Ten
Thousand a-Year." :! _gt is simply, as a man of
letters, that WARILBN• Von the fain)* of, the
Premier.'
SdifllEL WARREN came into the World some
two-and fifty years ago ) and is a 'Welshman by,
birth—having first breathed. this Mortal air at
Wrexham, in Doi*lgshlre.. In this same
Wrexham, by the way, is a church, as large as
a Cathedral, known, far and Wide,. as'one of
the Wonders of Wales. fits father; also a
SAMUFL, was a Norfolk man, who, after.
having been knocked about in the world,.as
mate of a merchantman, abandoned the seas
and eventually beenue a Methodist preacher.
The elder W.kanzat was an extremely •well-in 4
formed man, and had his learning duly re
cognised by hating the honotttry degree of
Lt. D. conferred upon him, by a Scottish
University. Ho greatly favored the establish
ment or an University, for the education of
young Methodist students, ' more especially
those intended for the pulpit. When it was
got up, greatly owing to his own exertions,
Dr. WARREN expected to have been placed
over it, as Prineipal. - Ito ttias het
offered any Professorship, and, in n fit of an
getz;sep,artited from the Methodist body, his
congregation siding with hini, and establishing
themselves in an independent union, under
the title of Warionitem This was about
twenty-Ai!, years ago. Not long after, Dr.
Ilrehasx was admitted into Holy Orders, in
the Church of England, by Dr. SUMNER, then
Bishop of London, and now Archbishop of
Canterbury. Most of his congregation con
tinued with him, when lie . Obtained the small
incumbency of All Souls, Manchester, where
ho has a very limited income, but'from which
place no offers of preferment have been able
to detach him.
The younger Sa!MEL Woiturr was sent
to Edinburgh University, to study for the
medical profession. In his first year ho ob
tained the prize for Poetry, and another for
an Essay on 'Comparative Jurisprudence. The
success of this last induced him to abandon
Xeculapino for Themis, and, in 1828, he tai
lored himself a student at the Inner Temple in.
Lonifen. Ho studied hard, writing in Black
wood "merely for support. Ho practiced as a
Special Pleader from• 1831 until 1837, when
he was called to the bar. Calculating on some
assistance from his father's local Connexion in
Lancashire, he - went to the Northern Circuit,
where, though he never has had. a flrst•claea'
practice, ho has been tolerably successfiil. In
London, too, be had a pretty large number of
clients—the cautious attorneys who would
hare avoided him as a writer of,novels col.
tivatlng his acquaintance because ho bad
written popular law books. 'Finally, he was
In such fairly lucrative practice, in 1851, that
ho was able to run the risk of being made
Queen's Counsel.
ill threugh,be continued to write for Black
wood. Early in 1852,' when shuffling 'Lord
lona it IfIiSELOS contemptible Ministry were
turned out of Office, and the Derby-Disraeli
partisans came into power, WAIIII.EN wrote
some very able and graphic, articles in Biacl4-
wood in defence and eulogy of Lord Danny.
The result Was that be was rewarded by the
Recorclership of Hull, an office worth .2800 a
Year. the .rfallOwing year, when Lord
Dalt sr‘Was installed as Chancellor of Oxford,.
in ,succession to the " Iron Dolce," tho Uni
versity made him D. C. L.—her highest honor.
In February, 1850, he was elected M. P. for
the 'borough of Midi/alit, and was-re-elected'
lib IStitz 'Dior ainie 185`2, he 'bait 'constantly
writCen • 'Black-timid' . aittpleit ',Kipp - Oiling Lord
Dkatir. therefore, *lien an LidObiericy Omit ,
!misiticinerahip' was lately irtiOited;hyllie death
ofO office'(tl;so per
annete for life)*as tendered tri"Wiutiti,,rt, Who .
declined ..Sfeaterahip . Lniticy,' how
ever, with largek'aidaiyo and no labor; was too
great a terePtaticiri, 7 and Kieft
, quitted Parliament, in ivhiCh'ite.Only did not
fail, but has abnidrintleituirtitit'ontiF4444
'devotion to literature, " •
VrAnnnit looks inneh'ysiinger than his'
actual age. 'Held 'straight in, figure, compact.iu forreland well looltlng festnres. lie Obti- {
shinny **aril glasses,'anif dresses with *sititlied:
neatness and taste. In manner he is eaSii,atidt
‘'gentlemanly. } lie , Is decidedy a religions'
• ;
" Alt!icaigh' inceaglifol' author, W.,kaaF# is
'riot S'ysfy g 064 yo!,) ,
OadliastiTt nnpleasppt risbit of pausing, in tits
middle or iiiiiiaria,, , forpo purpose ,of ia :
ielje 4 cVng'aforat Efo`a,ses toOmaiir
' , Words-41,g Nat 'acaidonsatioa•
' 'ti Diiry, of a most 453
'difOcti79Thihrsl/114
tekiy3bfitlok It Asiieictiiiie pin
Aubrey equld' :Isti A • !i l ipAg A ti
shOild•;n9t:
nni's isiitif aitsPly ,ptose"pi
*ji l
Ette ' papoi's arts pretentions 4 "
clever: `1 is' writings uppii'pirofes'sionu sub=
jects ar0 . ..0)160W , i and 4.13 'ai)y,nonc
NOtlstif at 6614 . 1110
,
Wianaaii 1 1; 1 atotiSni'rtiiidyin." Naa f a
gait elocpionco.
Rat Vfie'Press f
. . .
=Ain. ration : - R to knoviii to pouf. ihs.dera that
i the'lter,46hn Hord is deliiering ti ilicirse of
tures en •Aeoloslattioal History,' at PonegitHall,
1 14 ,4 itheir.alutlingrWortirand - tere 'merit ardiger•
ibeplyagt so generally known, ,[ I I it,: : 1 - ..- 7 . - .
1 ' The subject ` itself is forbidding rather thanak ,
tractive to most minds, from the, tact, that Ecolesi.
*deal' history, ,its, it , appears in no beat, is
tiearthily.; e",..4ry:1 - end' .uninterwting- detail - of
Detentions.) about- trilling f' theological - dog.
80 'Bf^ Mid Moment - fo - any' but the Ininiedi,
ido 8 l' 0 3 481
'0
ioii ' 'in it'll' ne he '--- ' 'd by artiost common
ha:tient the memory of •therAatherahas beenvoM.
, tatted to the custody , of the Rotnen'Ciatbolici
Phurat; and tie it 0011208 to flail thitt'those ' men,
great 'in iribilleet - and mighty is power, whose
lives were,spent in battling for the good and true,.
OratwhOse aoldevernents •have made all coming
generations„ their debtor, are 'either 'held In
Superstitions reverence 'oh . the - one - iied, 0r,..
on. the other, consigned to •unmeritettoblirion.
.1 - n,,tis; heads of ,rdr;lord they become instinot
with life ; their flesh and-blood portraits Stand oat
before yen; drawn with tincaitnittongraildscpener
and justness Of ,dainestlOn, while their charaoter,
And quiditioe, trhether for :warning -or imitation;
are yreeentedno eloquently and4oreiblY that yOu
danuot fail to beintereate4 Whila'yett:m , ane leis
mire of being inetruoted, Re inika of, effendi long
peat es though; he had' partiolgated•in than, and.
maltim yen - feel , as if you ales had witnessed the ,
Meats' , he deserting: •,, That, Its a i lesiturer, bellace
dopyist is apparentl, and whatao, ein n ,iti he thOligt4
of 'his style,-ao ene will dung that his cenvietions
are expressed iriolear and .pungent language, ie-•
Marta:de for compactuent , and force; and even
itheri you disagree with his conclusions, yeeltre
'Whaled that he is no less honest than earnest. -
,
Therein a freshoestiland 'originality ii-his*ro.
„a:cations; with an .cconsionalicin Of baihOi4l,C
?punt in.:oo A very agreeable' eealeming.:
,WAle
No. Lord iti'tioi fieefnim - fanlit, botit_in ski:piA4
414 - ter;
,Yer fareiy,have .12hottrd .leotaree,lvith`
, wlieli X ..:10.re, ,heln 141,ter, gloated Or ;more in
a.meted. -. As each 'lecture isa finished tind:eoiri , :
, 1 ''''''i r ßiu,koV o l*,:* - -it. , ptoTtivliktoi.c - w .
etiteiS• Or Hilatetieta hor,l' t*-ottliiins'"of. Val._
,
ladapitia • will 'show their apprealation of , that
which ,is really , excellent, • by - giving hibi full
home for the; remainder of his 0011/80. '
. :
,- ,
' • J. W. W.
East paitimore'Ciniference.
[COrreepondonee . ot The prescf
ll=
Wrutrinarorir, March B. •
The Conference was opened with prayer and
singing, conducted by Dr: Cullum.
Oa motion, copies of the'deoleion of the commit
tee in • the case of Rev. E. Butler were furnished
to both proseoutor and defendant.
iThc question, who is received on trial? John
W. Brown, John B. Brown, John Brown, John E
AMos: Emory Butirman, D. 0. John, John A.
Monroe. James • G. Moore, John B. Polsgrove,
Martin L. Smith,. Joseph R P.. Swan
ger, Reuben Sowall;Amoa B. Smith: - -
Benjamin 0. Lippinoott ,was received on trial,
and to be transferred to Territory. "
'On motion, the. Conference proceeded to• fix the
place for the next annual session. Petitions from
Chamberaburg, Danville; 'Williamsport,
and two from Baltimore,'and LowlsbUrg, were pro-
Rented. 'Lowisburg, Union ;dountyi Penna., was'
selooted:• • .
The'oommittee en - the Seimenls Unicin 'Bethel
Made a report. The report . states 'that in the
Itothel solo* three hundred professed cenversions
during the post year—mne Wundred of whioh were
seamen. The resolutions dealers the cause worthy
of the oentldenoe and symratthybf the public.
The committee on the cause. made their
report, which was adopted.
The committeemn tow:lasi:Me made a report.'
The resolutions deplore,,the decline in the intermt;
pledge to use all magneto, promote, the , cause, and
carry out the disdiplinary rideptitentperanue.
The order of the day wag - milled up. The rise.
Wiens • ion•elavery were uitanisousty • voted
agniont 7 or,' in other words, the. geet.,Baltimgre
l e t o i nf . drenrie is . forth , e discipline oP the,,,,Ohurch.:,.as
The question of lay representation in the Gene,
tel and Annital Gonforenowt was very extensively
disoussed. The vote on the resolittions t etoodi for
62 against 79.
E Jamlion wig pliood 'On the euperaunie
rary Bet., Adjourned, •
Ravorren..
[Per lee Itraessj -
A
GREAT 'DIP/TAMP. —An etchange says
" tt3o rather surprising that whilst ocean steamers
built by private enterprise make voyage after
voyage without damage, there is scarcely a Go
vernment steamer that makes a voyage without
having to put in somewhere to repair machinery."
The abtve artielo, which is passing round the
Country, does gteat injustice to theinavy proper,
which existed before Mt. Tou'oey took hold of the
helm, and will exist after ho has retired to the
banks of the Connecticut., vessels 4ery,
rarely break down. Th'o, Mississippi hits been.
soventeen teats in etlintaienfon and has never
'broke down, and there are otheri of ognal merit:'
But 'the vessel's purchased by Mr. Tones.) , on the
same principles that he contracts for live oak and
machinery are constantly breaking down ; all or
neatly all of them have done:so, and put into
foreign ports to repair damages. The Toucey
Pots, as they are 'called in the service, have now
boon bought by the department, and will cures'
Gm reputation of the navy for years,'uniess con
demned ae soon as they return home from Para
guay. These vessels have been smuggled into the
Navy at twice their value, and will soon double
their first met in repairs. NAVY.
Mediation of Brazth.
.The just and friendly Governnient of Brazil is
dimmed to 'accept the office of mediator in our
difficulties with ?araguay, add there are many
and cogent reasons why we' should embrace the
generous offer.
We have nothing to fear from the want of a fair,
sound, and competent judgment _ on the part cf the
drat Power of SouthernAmeriea• ' for, above all the
nations of our double Opntinent, Brasil is the most
firm'and judicious friend of the UnPed States dts
whole charaoter and policy tend to the preserva
tion of amity and thO inmost) of commerce with
this country, and at the same time its multifarious
relations with the feebler States of its own eon ti.
nent make aeure and careful line of justice a
primary necessity.
Whatever there is of truth or falsehood in the
declarations of the Paraguay press and Govern
ment that the reelamations—outside of the shot at
the' Wate t v,Witoh—are ,based on false and fraudu
lent statements, would. then be sifted to the dress,
and the whole ease placed in the clear sunlight by
a capable and impartial arbiter..;, Brazil is our
natural ally., It is in §untli Amerioa what our
Union, is on the Northern Continent—the only
s t rong ' and stable' Power in the midst of :weak
and conflioting, anarchies. These two loading
Powers have in their diversity ofproducts and pc ,
cellar locations a vast field of reciprocal interests,
and not'one rough point of conflict: and this hint
of a disposition to mediate may be made the plea-,
sant beginning of a closer intimaoy in their future
relations.
Paraguay must, in any ease, be brought to a
just settlement. We cannot, take less, and we
ought not to desire more, from a feeble sister re
public; and if this can be had without effusion of
blood, and In Sash a fern as to prove to the world
that our Deuce and our mode, of pressing it are
alike honorable, It will be' something /mom
plisheff in favor of the American name. Brazil
will be entitled to the gratitude of. an' American
_Governments if it can avert aver, and aid in ce
menting a durablo peace "batwegn Paraguay and
the United States —lVaslsington States.
AN OLD LADY TURNED 017 T or DOORH BY HER
SON—ltnn Woman named Susan Davis,
70 years ist — Ogeoias - oil - Thursday night last at
New 'York, tarried out of doors' by her son.. Sbei
applied to an acquaintance living at No. 201
Ninth •avenne.' . Ile kindly 'forniihed lior with
food and shelter. About five o'clock yesterday
she was found dead in her room. The coroner wag
notified.
•TwO:cumrs...l
Bo Girt
'"eurgiissiatirlsmigiqxy,ignict.,
vellzAngT 4 CLAiltes 4uica-sYs#lll' PRATAP ,, —
" Weirton. sL , "•Widon 4 tranonand .
linw , WitientogmtlimrtlitigiiinglseOltirlOtte — Odri
"Y• 01 . , ATIQPI'A• 1 44-11; . . ;
NvirosAL. 414 1 1*, , Grilit ..4 3, 0 01 Wri
"Leath! , &HMIs fl otnpan — y. 4-:• "
and .Irguentrian; - Ogii
4.49!mig" I.= 'AO' I=s LiY:' fl..t=PA
Martononapt gra , glaggf,
`Chan from - 0 nui, PantimMion, pinning, and filmrkAtik
• Tamer's Annemine.-W oerateii Negro
Zommt3Modop,lfarotte L lpriging,,ond - Danong.q ;
BDILDIIIa
•: :
•',• . 1
- • . ll3othibrasiohin'or deft isr stated;
• Feeetingl yesterday . ttnernooti. , ,.
at
clo0 . 0L;
This body met at three , n , sdook, yestetdaTafterniron,
,
Ur - Wharton In theebevr. - •
. The followtqg qatiumintelitions. and , lietittoairlierel
recqtrad :
,ope attinerotikiiatined; ask ag that the Wegaei Tree]
Institute be • pet:mkttek xernata , Ittipting gafddn
Hall.'
:••• - 1
011011'011 a ; S i . Merrick and O. mete; remomdren • tig
paiktaht the pavy3gef seetela ,pot. er,a-ptriet 1n (The;
One ninsibronslpielead,r , rhinnitiihtinviiielitniti s li l e
remotest of thensint const,t, floripg,Gerdo
linefeeni the - 'lntel of the en - feral - coutte,pskUnt
forthetter accommolatione lot tlie t
&meta; connertnicatiemend petitiot ih martenti„74
Inikihri fir' the paettleandfgritalh/ Of el' et 0 •4 ,1,1
thi , Twentronithrient.onelfertyte
ON prefer lf_CSlnmhile'tteentlee.. end /Wag , •
'thireon alO'AlkeirciFtkri:irretriWltuf,t
L°3,l 4 o ,ll 4:o l 4ol ll, iitatft Wet ,
oran ,attd own. om the Tfortheisa
LltmicitHestHelititinipiii?; iinen.ethes "the' elnatnielef
ot.a maTesf,lßTelnlyefentit enr , kjihetnetna .13giesi
ant 6004; one from .08 %ft". raNtlt_ltnetthi #int
Dipartreenifelative tetli - rtighteiind Tmilifges'dt-the
city; one from the ilehuyikill Navigation Compel* se=
tense to the emit banke at Pairmeonit, which are cow_
aidereertheeetere„ac.eestalta *:gateetosigioW, -Plane&
there Dl he city enthesitiee. hese bee n sensovetir
fern ,to the Ilanntlitteir ea Trat.F. - • • -
rtrlaCM"t4kflr/RI ZePeived fionS.thefelentiollessi
of nbilp Schools, enclosing anesoloyon eveklna.„-fos
apfintirlatithi to- therende the laitirrof the *Weenie
, of-moral and mental philoimehr int Hie WO MOW,
Henreid to . the Oonintittee.en Schools. - .
-One fro . m-Mr.-01ty 'Teti-stair; calltellie
'attention e Connell" totheleat thstaincetheanth
,NoVember hist he h•le Seoeived no return of ,ontatande,
, taxes from the , IteceiVeS Of Taxis: Alpose- the nffer
;of,„that , Mikes at a.time,whesethe ettp,raelin.nied
;nhonee...lte riMelied 'from hien on the 20th of, Tonna
,s 3 l s, 9 o o,iddinsHebrdary , lllthnOilloti.aeronittof hta
it:44loolone, but without, .any atatement„ nit to, thel
iearet
taisito which theta itoonnforneisi 10 kat:treated: The
,reenitts than this 116.5 7 .000.01' , thti mthi "f. tugs • lattgo n i,"
,usekin.napng linlqndebtedpe p r *4147 ylitkoqt 4e;
,knowledge of the Ciente-oiler.
. 1 4 entilhatte# or:thictlietAsteirei!fittTiasi
ithe clerical force in hie department ismotudnalent, to:
enable him to make thine returns bioneptl.t: Ti.
communicetian wastrefesed the—Centblltheeeelit
,ance. . .
The co - Inmate., of conference on ardinent:e-regn
,lating passenger rafirraye reported .thelx , inability to,
r i g' nWere . lte4ret VPaaeto Ward'
of 3applies, ,, said board toconsist of .tlae - iniada of ..,tbe
Several departments. 'Referred In the Committee on;
Putante. — Aironn ordinate proilditig ford home - of
oorrection and employ ment.!,.l4terred, to the Ootrunittes
• n Pobr!
Mr:Carman read In place ~ r ur- o rdinanee
passenger ratlwaye r -a bilteindlar,fe that ./oft in pones.:
quence of the dteagrartoentrit the two Climbers. The
barolay clause isorelttbd, in the bin, and the tra on
each oar is Oxod at, thirty dollars, Parsed.
t6a indirianee was idopted by wbieh the preceeds - of
he jostle( Oeobor. , lafet, are
.)iippiopziitte4 to the eon: -
traction of Cooduko,. Moore aork.Vlne-threet gala
The committee reporte4 - akordivienee tivattstania
• itional dlvialon to the Itraliteeoth cara t
The bill &obit:lota on CO r tan'sil siathoriitni a lOait fOr
t i ke, fortiori exteasimaof. thalwarerlrorhO;:*Tba prier{.
pal obs*ot of Mid hill la to fur' rash e.t.a] supply. of we-,
tacit* Oa loath Oro !atattho - of eityT , Tbe yeee and
:
liaya ,were polka- on- the~lywage,of, bill, And no
ta'thile tames. - ,
1 Wawa. Neal, Cortratadiaridtaiii, LOWY: a n d Otto:kis
debated It at coo/041mM* yfb.Sob, ItAttss
passed by a vote of l 6 you toaeye omit. , ,
komtunanication was received fr om lbw COY Baler
fpr giving a sttflinpat of expeollitarat of-the Uttiatlts!
Taixaogar 'Railway The Reds are as lottoi• ; -
Construction of the rcTed 1148,2141 t - '
--..--__, _
11011lug*toolk o h0ij0e5ek0 . .... 0 .,....., 80,099 TO ~-,
226a1 estate " - - - ' - • '' - 87,26:3 66 ' '
Legal expenloos • t o ', •' " 4.,1, 88474
Insurance, ( pootetu,t2),;,„ , , - &LW , •
erateurtrent o taX6ii;4l: , - • ''' •- " - 2 17115 T '''"
i
' / ~ ;Total — l ' '
_sl72 611 18 ...
The blll ,Trom'Oemmtn ChStinoll,roeveylng a nntaiiiir
o Yeephiti oo ll rPf PTidhq for.. tit*, item:nor ;In inhichf
e refits shill be Opened - and Pet%ed walk received.. .
, I..iffeolfitfortprot,sofeg-.1 or .thfr- patina. er Ittifririiiii
'street
,efuitira.d to the bit* heafi,oft
,940 Peliftrare deer
s'conourie.l in: - • - , „ •
W as Also, a resolntion proaldifit for the .patlok of a , farif- -
etrahle =father' ofatreeta in,the s upperasotlon efllll1 7 ,1
4 ... v,
; The hifi,fleettlflos Brotkans other etreeta'he ettialai
f anahltetwagoiuf (before reperte9 etas pitted JIF
,m,nl•-•
nal r .:,11... , -'• --;',.‘,-- , , -,- -,, ', NJ - -
v. e• . 71, 4 1 -!MA. 1 117..„, ~ ~ 1.• ~! *, .
liar, naraztra s .411111 . 1) ott - p etotkata_
- P
tntatif;:tto coliouind in .: ,,, ...=:. . ,:f-e. i , , -1. ,
The bill empowering the 11411eIver of ranee to arapl4
three additional permanent clerke 1n
_hie hie office wee
passed' finally, 'Adjourned: , • • • -
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• -
-. •ok4 -
`tea",-
~pplotati
COMltolf COVIIOIL
Krider submitted a -potl4ll.for ext - extentada of
the Bealtlmm lelegraph`to geosud sod ; Reed Assets,
Shorted. r ' '
Mr. Case, a petition fora matketstand on Ninetlenth
I treat. Referred to Committee - on Markets.
Mr. Dennis offered a petitioffirom Judge Liwrie W.
kt: Meredith, Ern., anti others, !taking . for additional
aaeommodatiene for the law library Referred to a epe
*lel committee, consisting of klesers. - Denoit;lL Miller,
and Wister.
Petitions for pering 'Ceresln pot one o fN oble,}'Pat.
Isis, and Perktomen streets wet* read antreferrest.",
. .
Mr. H. Miller presented a ,pitltion, for laying water.
pipes on Papier street, fromliineteenth street to Ridge
avenue, which was referred to Committee dn'Water,
• • •
commuutostion watteetimitted by Mr. Potter, ; from
the Northern Liberty Gas Coinpaoy, *Whig their
hotness to, furnish gas on the same terms, se the city
mks.. Referred; after some debate, to Committee, on
Gas.
Petitions for the erection of market.itoruses,oo Gintrd,
avenue were 'presented - by Messrs. Gillingham, Gay,
a gimes, Wilder Moyer, andllrOwn. Referred to Otim
manna oh Markets.
' "
A Tennorifitratioe • from ce n - mem era of the sr
against removing the criminal court to Spring Garden"
Hell was referred to the Committee on City Property
WetherilL 'submitted a preamble and reitthriona
directing the Committee of Mimeos to h quire into the
oxpediency of purchaaing the building on Fifth street,
below Chestnut `now occupied. by the American philo
sophical Socie ty . , Agreed to.' • . -
The Chair 'submiVed a cOmmemdcation from farmers
and gardeners, asking permirsion to etendthtir wagon"
argued Penn Square. Referred to the Committee on
Ma keta.
A communication from the - liell•ringers of St, Peterre,
Church relation' td ringing , the - belle on Washing.:
tours torthdty. Referred. to Committee of Finance. ,
• A petition was presented' by Rally wiring for ad
ditional market-houses on South Eleventh street.' 'IIO-'
tarred,
?dr. Recker: of Committee On Finance. subniltted an
Ordinance authorisiog the appointment of "threei olerti
In Receiver of Faxes' sates at a eatery of V3to., Agreed,
Ailen, a resolutiohjinthorlaiair *bin:steep or the city
iceboat to otpley conned: to defend the city !Phut a
end - by - - the 'Commercial- Teenrance 'Company, for
dareagel wollered by loin of the brig Y,rergreen: •Agried
to—lreas 84, nays 33.
Also, an drdin nice mating an appropriation v1'32,-
114813 topay debts contracted by the City Oomeession
em in 1958. ,
••• . • .
Also, en ordination making an appropriation - of $5160 ,
to E. Heritage for auditing and nettling up the an.
counts of Wm. Lemb.land $1,203 to Hr.,Y,ohn lli. Duitua
for arranging the bloke in the Controller's office ; .1201 .
to Y:Dallana ; S2CO to the widow of the lite
mode, and 3400 to the clerks in the City Treinmrer's
offis. , Agreed to.
Mr. Haoker moved that the rules be suspended, to
enable' the - Chamber to 'ake tip the bill . authorizing a
loan for the purpose of extending the City Gas Werke:
Agreed to—yeas 03 waylaid._ • .„ ~ • .
sir. Manuel uttered an amendment providing that at
least onohalf,of the a uto alien be appristed forth. to
trodnotion 'of main and earring' pipes and meters
'think ins withdfaWn. •2 -
The question arose on the ordinance attached, which
rise to a very long' end animated debate, which
-was l pertiolpeted la by Hassle. Buliook, 'Becher. Bar-
Bialuel
i Dsnais, Potter, Cooley, Whiter Wetherill,
W. Conrad, tasoher, and others
- .The amendment was ,not sgreid to by la vote of 34'
to 31.
tic, Buttock offered an amendment that ' the Sae
wrrtt. shonld not be allowed to, band any dwelling
Iwuees in the' neighborhood of the work! without per.
min ion from City Oonootla'; which Wen etietpUti
,Potter moved to further amend by adding Cu.
other prowler. that the expense of foretelling gas to-the
lama shallmot ttioord tireetplive denary per annum
to coat 18. MD, and that the- coat of eXtloguitihieg nod
lighting each lamp ghat' not exceed six dollars and five
mute tot each lamp.
. _ .
A point of order 30 AO rallied that the amendment Wee
not germane to the bill. "
The Chair submitted the point to the clamber, and It
was declared out of order.
The question then arose on the ordlnanoa, 'and it was
postrned to Thursday neat at four o'clock
A. ~ raresage from the Mayor eras received, vetoing a
bill oporopriating money to steam fire-engines - and the
fire department, „ „ ,
•
_
The bill was poetponed. ,
idr. Manuel submitted a resolution that the division
house of the Fourth division oI• the Twentieth ward be
changed to the southeast corner of Eleventh street and
Girard avenue. - ,
Sir. Bullock, obrilrman of the Committee of nigh=
ways, anbrnitted a Mll with an ordinals°e for the repair
of -email bridge and the paving of Certain streets.
The ordinance was agreed to -
The yeaa'snd nays were called on a resolution anther.
r'slog ttto t:111114 . 11 up bf ceitain streets in the Nineteenth
_we'd, and no.qaorum voting, Chamber adjourned. -
VEBNON ere requested
.
to acknowledge on behalf of the yiee•llegent , of the
Mount Vernbn.Ladies' Absoelation, the' recelpt'of the
f3doiring stims :
Frain Messrs. Ct. W. 0 $5O; W u. P... 110; F.B,
$5; 3 . W. K., $6 ; J W. St ; • " A lifriend,"ls; 'pavlova
Ledge of Odd Fellows, No. 258, $0; Mrs V. Ny.; $25" ;
Men Ti., Delaware c.cm.te, Co; Sire; 11, $10;
Dire , S 5; tiara J. $2 60; ?dins
j :S P"15 10; 1,1147 P. sr ; 115,2'7C7•46; Was E.
el fie T he ' widow , e ; The, valorem dangb.
tee "$l.
. tiontnbotlons which maybe received hereafter will be
„k,,ewiedged in the Sifonat V crams Regialsr, t a: paper
issued by the association. Commanleations may be ad,'
dressed to the Vlee•ltegent, - No. 1016 Sprtice tarot, or'
Box No bla poet office. ~ • •
Tlll5 Nub( RAILROAD.—TheRidge-avellUe
Prvginger Railroad wag opened on Wednesday attera
noon, Whed two ears" passed ever the road .with the
director's and a number of Invited guesta: • The loner.
.ork'Aieh'street between Fourth and -Fifth 'etreets,'L bag
been laid with cast, iron,: dispeseing r -wltb Wooden
string -nieces. Tweutpfenr oars will be plated on the
toad on Monday next. - , .
TnE POST OFFICE was' closed yeetektligifrom
22 q l 3 l O O, M. to 2 u'oloelr, E. K.', during the fitneral of
Governor Brown. 7.41 u act of .truapeat to the deemed
wee announced In the moil:61)g pspera, but, thoneanda of
pastime either overlooked-the item or forgot it, sent%
quite a throne of persona, wended their way to Third
and Dock streets between the hours named, ant( Were
brwoeht to a ateed! by seeing , the closed dear/ vsf Uri
office. , ; „
,
From a paragraph in our. local columns, a
few days atone, Wale persona hivie Inharrtd that the Raw.
William Biebep intends to rennentsh the ratnfatry and'
comathnee the praat.ce of medicine. Such, we are alai
to gap, hi not toe case, nor did we intend to *Clayey anch •
an irtipiltpi,owirk the cattett I.lferti4 to. .
Wiiiszer Bersir.—We were , Inforined 'yes:'
terday morning, by Lieutenant Hampton, that there ere
no lees than four hundred placea where 1 neer IA bold
in his Metric.... which la composed of the Third and
loath wards:
Norm To:OtilutaiiroWliterrs.
.
ckft rif k irot l. l7 , 4":lo, l 4,1 '
Wait itig eats .
qirsiy
"wad it 4lii,irk,lX.P iirlaiiiiliAo.o4l#4ll
1"1"J
-sivitti~.,,,istlismillt711f10,
Isola out other IttututloT - oquttibuitos• ghisk.:ffig,
ituniout newt oilikeT 14
,izapair putkialar kVii'P l : 6l N el 4; L
#r mom,
7:?z,fekt. - et • ;,
il,RF8T1011,1)T taeetbig
0 . 1. -Qiir 8 01 #144.05 0 9o4rolprioomslooorouoio
!wenAN#-N 4 Ni tb
to
4 *, ii o 4l eiirPkb?Ftil.l94l4*74x
_ayeynf
ihnaiiio. The
nwowilire •Itinit-16 sinneittiff, , Mal 4i/illoalarl7 fa
thetchoolaaireaoirilliri apoare p alb_ sfallatlee:2Rrell
r iulmintigri of esre, %Amid ap Alt WO of
ok-eaddeil Allem of Mit ami d
/Melba Miaforoirlia
3 / 1 1 0slatItfmtriellVr wiYontaf aeiniabifeltinhen.
U P° 74 0 " Pu t. / 421 . 11 5 12 /flit 1bit.4 0 .0 1 14. 1 4 0 4 0 6 / 00 ig,
would,Chit -r eedit Above sionfe. Sal*
clieatiliool•htnems' lie' impalimaatio the free
cgrin4 nri the +scholars. abnabitAin. fillairmbtoleraabe.
rpmminhe r ijaa oe three fearful of-the
trattrof-Nifentam`? The 'GreisaYsleh-itreet"
New lreskowd the lite'4oll4eiit In licoordyer,iiirtrfralft
la the Wadi of all. • /f,thelloore4 Phiclinhoide/hoclr
mentioned b. nntivirds, Ind its tbe-ada{ber of
datirelaid -boa 'Weeiritelithii*atiof scholarti.
many kparont lallorNkildisiwnwald rkides' Id iYn
- offspriog,,scid,,anuiy,a. child OOWJ roguldoNog- ta,th.
Idiesit -tomb would fir the Monza of
Alialinnortath. LTlMairturacioldeeit thatixamase
the city of Richmond, Virginia, in 1811, whlai hiegoile
Into hiatory. in which a haretter gf.peregpqq hot their
liten by the biirillient'this theitte,whilirtbellealiace
woe witneulog the perferlasepeOtet. ploy:, might hairs
beery fa aptaCiaclA4vrA - ,Prv*cloit
e.ive.i.tpon
opened antitiirde :1110a44 Ineat4l:: l l . ba,,enaole or
1111chniondltotitidihjthet tfetiebtileeion; Ind - '4lll the
t he e tescank.hellolo.o4) - .eiteole cemetnuttedirith •
iriereallesZeturniacei %hap, ashy shota4
the cootrillicarloie y_Fmairr a4cipthig this ilea In
onr ownisehOolinii eligkinalhatoiroaletherreoevesiT
to naikein 2sysheematterepa sippAo-.oe,ceiraileaciet,
fribonikeh inalig a g ii lataaatilket, ajiagasscia
Mt F. •
S/ aa .
41/17. •0.
• Tfr
V'" 4
aihavalhariblikak haat qtelOirset.the
baltrAtlelfverghtthetlitled ledgeil ;11 - eiliewithei
Use, a a.slageoprony Armteke ,the, twig salts
tionadiut ietnead' it` th e or 'Agin toinere,: who
Braced in a nnutler on board the itest . !bait alltiatonOmr
• a few reef a1t94.1 Meet, thtdealhotterlisehand;!:
L i &mere is, been leldled lantseolule 1111 and.themonod
indicted urn hienik Wedneela.e . ehtet. ii belteyed la
!lump bean infilqted-,br man iettleeheer•ce L ln. ee ;
terns of , close Intimacy, -Tatted,the,eet, eteetete
haather rn a - ,bratal 'lnainter,blecklog or, cyst; and,
I .otherwlenbraltreatlei betVand indlrgthebnitellty by
;shoot:rig bar!, Tlntdelered_reines4 with fewmweinty
;hi& "makes the rollitnlese of her waaa4A• maitydarer
how In a bolder light; fern/lei tor& lassnerne, aaal as-
V•tea taat ,Flaa:vatt, alt:aiimi :her law weteceeeled„
he tuan.whq littrlthout dattht -the perpetrator of the
- main a daspa*ta faMih.arho baa lima eheettal
ffaitron former has'no ;et been at
:
• eiTr PktitiltilaiiaktrAiAltg:: l •Thii &Wittig - 4
ismed gehtlemou hare been appointed, par ttiiiiiii.
attozaptyled irirpiiiitolaibettoihe ideititakta VA)* , -
8 0099ArlialbeviAltiarist nit culifikty** - Bolopii: ,
timiarz.2B, - )Boo,tlidiriaacWwiimsAzazviitkepor -
Itoeslogo; loosoo ypot.:.ltott,ssql,Mitirr - ,
e qtl i iteri..HderrOrAt:, 4 oo4h Rae lt a nr- 4.711 .? ,
le* ilWetrorrtgisti lel i-13i. - Geoirjri , A . 39•1oiret,- ,
boob '.9..-Leresaterdtau_ J, -W,- J, -W,- IttoireClX9l4 Catir-"- -
an? The obleit of tiltroommitteemrtilito been by ns- f
erripirollte tiree'keiii *kw or the meeting { hider shoos:
LugPioee thyy wertrimq9otatedole ;alines& in TitY Prose , i
( the 24th talMmp, 4,tv ikit Are Apto,thypee .. ..t oCtify
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• THE ' COITJELTS:':
YT.ttrEfilt.d.F!fr - PitiIdISTITSII. ,
ism:feted for ThsPrearal --
it/WIPED STATES' DISTRICT CollitilidAo'
Odditalader eas& Of Augustin RSepyierlyi:
charged with =skim; arid pandas, comoterfelt money, ,
doll/00am and *tarts ra,thelnerrendered*o verdict
of igurity of.miesia Seittsinee'weirdeleired: - • '-- -
iwumPitokov ant on :Kt Itrini-on. the
airlifts of:paining and sttempting_ to, pals ,eonaterfait
quartets. The defac:llmi randthepiodisailutinies-z=
thht of lnyleglarmpradinsi to the amintry; - entbring2
tog it to the oily for saia. It.wea testified 'MAIM be
pained seven etiunterfett OiYartars on one than. and two
quarters it the Black gorse • Taterci of another
nt the time hh,Pingli the money belied other quarters
of a rtmiltr character in lilt possession. In payment for
twb blithely of born be gave to Isaac Roberts, of Mont
gomery..two quitters; width pftr ad' to be - counterfeit:
Whenthe defendant was arrested there were counter
feit quartere !mind ou kith. • • 4 , ,
he preseentien arilehaded. and. - slxint 'thirty '-
witnesseetwere rizeinined provhig the defendant's, good
eh meter, and. although; admitting -he ,passed the •
moWelilitt It wan net 'With a - pithy - intent. It was
Alamo that the defendant was careless in his method -
of hendM2g mown:never lien:dishing it plosely either 7
whim:paling or receliing it.! Jury out., _
QUARTET:: SESSIOIVCS-411dgtt • Lttill(o.=-Ed 3
ward Driffj was araiged iittimpthig 'te imam, '
dO•isr eounterfeit note of the WeaternEank ripen
Breaks. It appears that the defendant went intothe.
grocery store of the prosecutor and asked the price,. of
him. and afterwards Mirchesed It and gate in pay.
want a counterfeit lisre-dollar note The promentrr
had just read au account of the o - un , erfeit• note ironed -
open the Western Dank; end be - loniediatidY took - the
defecdantinto. eualudy..". 'Verdict guilty:'• fentenced to -
One yeiVe imminent:nankin the Rote= Penitentiary-.._
John If.:(tordori was oloarged,With receiving. a gold
watehi valued '4110; the propartyhf Willfim P: An-
demon. knowing it te be stolen. It is allemattitat the
waft was stolen by a girl named Ida,Btawart. = The
girl. Mt the watch in poatess'oo of Mrs. Wadley, 'after:
shestele 'it, and :the defendant ears& t, the house' of -
gr.. B, tatu,s..T ,ao„sakiti, t o
iTardiet -The
determent 'w a il sentenced to_One•yearta imprisonment in
tit_Bastern Penitentiary: ' ' '
'MPlitalm Dorsey charged with' assialt end Int- -
Eery upon ldr:leaulty, a porta ofilner.•_ It ;immure that
the defendant • wits - intoxicated. and' ne went to the
hori•is of a citizen and rmuested a g'ass of limier; and -
We relived, , Me was thee requested to go away, but he
wonted not do so, ant the assistance of the pfosecutor
wad callei in to take him away. The editor took, hold
of him totake. him away, when, it Is alleged, the de.
pendant struck him. The defendant has been in prima
abide February last, and the' District Attonny said be
would abandon the case, as he thoughtthe defendant -
batmen Bulletin:1;1Y Patilliked: :Verdict notguilty, and ,
the eounty.th pay the costs.. . -
. - -
John etnetz was charged With aellingjimior on Sun=
day , Admit hiOnisontastifled that hiwinit to the store
of the defendant on , December with a friend,
and they bought some brand] and gin . 'V erdict gaily;
Sentenced to pay a floe lit 1425 and costa, and to, be int.
peered in the County Prison for th irty days. A
Fry was charm dwith Intent to poison bia wife. -
It JP. pears that the defendmitientlionete Me wife one
night, and that, Snarl* went awayvit Is alleged that
come meanie was found tying upon a board which coy
funds dish of sour; cirout. Tr it was not proton that the
defendant put anYpotsen into the dourciont, nor that
.he eyrie pct it upon the board. It was net liven proven
that the powder was arsenic. Verdict not guilty. •
. THE Grata of 1778.—The following his been -
rescind from a newspaper published at • the time
of tho 'Revolution: "The following droll ,affair
lately happened at Icluderhook, /row York :. A
young fellow, ari enemy to Cie' likieirtlea of Amert-,
ea, going to a quintet froths, Where a number' of
young women were collected; and the only man -
in the company, began his aspersions on Congress,
:as usual, and heldforilt some time on the subject,
till the glib's; eitasperated at bill rmpudenee, laid
'hold Of hies', striptied him naked to the waist, and
instead of tar, covered hint with molasses, and fox'
feathers took the downy tops of doge widen- grow
in the meadow, and coated him well, and then let -
Itiatlgo. Be in* prosecuted every one lof,theln,
and! the matter has been tried before 'Justlee
ilohoonmaker. We nave - not, as 'yet, heard his
worship'w.judgment:. , It is said that Parson Bud's
daughter is conoernekletthe affair." •
ACM ACCIDENT occurred lateiy in Boston on
the Hudson 'Railroad,: a' little Irish . boy
being crushed under• the 'wheels of the train and
being lijured severely.: The •residents of the
neighborhood hearing of the aceident, turned out
ea muse and, were proceeding to tear npthe rails
when a strongdetachttiont of police wasisett to the
soon° and dispersed them. : -
Hartmna - n AccaMlrri,—z.A. fireman on a
freight train, from Taunton,' Uses.; list Weaned
dir 'morning, fell from the engine while it:was
under a speed of twenty miles- an hour, and was
pioked up with only a few bruises on his person.
His escape from death may be considered almost
miraculous. • - -
.
A &bail' 'Minn.—Mr. Garrett,, a farmer
who residediresiAlbacy, New York. is a man of
ready decision , and invmpt notion. One day last
week he sold Ms farm for $6,000 the next settled
$2;140 pn his wife and children, and on the follow
.tug eloped with a servant glirte - califorala.
?'.ICOHESSIST, at- - Lyons, him (*covered the
meats of removing, inentaneonsiy, - from the
hands, the steins preduned by nitrate of in
photography. It is shanty, to pat, !Mooed 'in the
watermsed. ,
Sl]; ACoinaltr.—AtNowark, N. J., on Mon
day, Mrs. Abby Baldwin, an old lady, aged silty:. -
eight years, fell into a cistern NMI° the rest of the
;In .he • lived f"with were absent, and was
- Jimas Al: Baden; Esqc, •of Boston ' harseiat
t the Rev. Homan ..11umahrey-five hundred -da
lsrs,'in remonse to an _appeal. th,..latter
, medt, in
behalf of the Young Men 'e Te9zr,ar,y4soactittlori or
'Pittsfield, Mass. • . '
iiiiitilvoas; I.l4olitti;B..feiv 048-pima
a little giri`tobk ir'doseeilladdaulm•,:whiolt nearly
kUlsri. hen" She kadd aits'Aison **Cam wished
to go to heaven, to her little brother. , •
A Hoax - ;--The story.aboilt thci dbiebvpry of
itiniaekable old ooins; - gigantio'skeleloneote., id a
oaf. , IP,Ohio,, la an unmitigated hoax, and was
!Aged - asiflurleigne. - -
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Nnw Ironic, two new theatres are to be
built—one on the site of Mozart Hail, by Mr.
Bourdon% and the other by Mr. Eddy, in the
Bowery, nor Oanal street.
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