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plied with every dimeriotion of MILLINERY (Wpm".
embruaneusfsimicaD i,EGRORNS, Has, TISSUE
lad STRAW-BONN STS, from 25 scents to 504ellars;
P 4.NOY and TRIMMED BONNETS, of all prices end
nualities„ready-medo and nude to order;
RIBBONS, BLOWERS, RIBRIES, LACES, Re., for
O et ; TOminicp, uesurpaisti In variety, style, or,
tta
OIELLDIIIIN , II RATS, ceps. PLATYS, ,looKlza, In.
. -
Lon g and well kooWn in thin city in the MILLINER?
,TRABE, ii noWoonneoted with us In this Department,
and will be hippy to see all her former friends and PO"
Irene at our atop..
LINCOLN, :WOOD, & NICHOLS,
- •
725 CHESTNUT WIREET,
BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH.
. • .
1859 MILLINERY 1859
New anti ecaapykte iwawrtnewtot
BITXS, !,1111130118 2, YLOW.IIIII3,
Asd,evers other ortielf in,lhat line
,
Emtatnixp . in - ill an tworiment .nneysiped mWe
So . 4l.3;i:irifoh thilo attepticl of buyers.
Mods' iiiSubstot - tor:relish, or _on, illiort Nolo, Op t
4rtiNtagfrerioOi4beforeseleOtOirefgairis,' "
felt-9m rNo. 41,801ITHINCOND SMUT.
__
_.~i, yt
_~-,~
IA: GOOD, A t S§QATEENT - •
• - STRAW GOODS.
, A1LT1,11.1041. l!LOWERS.:133:1011113, AND STRAW
• " : - "TAXSISIMOS,
Of evert yinit3carit pow open; and for nap, at small
gismo upon Ant coat, for cash, at
WARD'S,
Fos 103 , 105, aita A 0 T '
NORTIL•EEGOND STREET,
0.20, : -, - Abovelre.h, /Seat aide, '
-Aiiitiij ' SW — C ll l o l -11 4 eboobs.
WILLIAM 'YAItNALL'S
NE Yr HOUSE-EURN/SRING STORE,
No. 1020 •ORESTNITT -STREET, •
(OPPOSITE TEE ACADEMY OP FINE ARTS)
FURNITURE LIPPER% a newAud very convenient
article for lifting heavy furniture. Will be found to
be of great assistatme in toting op or putting down Oar.
pets and Mating, an invaluable article to every Honer
keeper
WARRANTED REPRIGER !TOM, WATER COOL.
and FILTERS., very superior ; CRIILDRION'B
.
• OARRTAIIEB,, RATTAN CHAIRS, and'a complete
• t
assorment of-, ; • •
MEESE HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
- 1104wth,m-tje7 - • -
TEE
,OLD-ESTABLISHED AND
' UNRIVALLED
EOUSE•FURNMILNE ESTABLISHMENT.
JOHN A. MURPHEY & CO..
„
922 CHESTNUT STREET,
gale Agents in this city for the new style Patent Ohil.
drsn's Gigs and,Ouriages.
fgerinfatturent and Patentees for Philadel?lda of the
mot 0 Refrigerators, ap22.fmtcw tf
Y H. itIOHENER &CM.;
wuchassma DEMURS
arc
PROVISIONS.
And CURERS of
• GEDICIE , MEATS.
. _
,t o. la R. WATER ISt, and PM and 90 f 1 JEORT.St.
PRIL4IVELPRIA.I -
MRSO BEET, PORE, LAUD, and an easortment of
PROVIPIONO generally, ineludifig UAW, TONGURS,
and BREW of - our own miring, both City and Weet4rn,
eonatantly on hand; quality guarantied.
BUYERS are yartieularly invited to call and examine
our stock. telinhinte
C4 4_ 31. GARDEN & Co.,
SAUDAOTURNS6 AND WHOLD9AII DMUS
- HATS. CAPS, FURS.
sna AND DTRAW. BONNETB AND STRAW
(loops,
ARTMO;AL 'RUMMY.; DNITESBN, RTIONNO,
Ao. ka.
- No. 600 and 602 haRICET STREET,
Southwest oornor of SIX?B
BITEIySIVB STOCK, REST TERMS,
,LOWEST"PRIOBS.
,febl4m
. SPRING STYLES. 1859,
859
' AGARD & CO.;
BZB MARKET STREET,
Invite the attention of Boers to an INTIR.II NNW
end complete stook of
HATS, CAPS, STRAW 'GOODS, ao.,
Whtoh they offer for Calk or on the usual emodle.
fiar2;Shve*
LOOKING GLASSES.
INM;2;(;==MM
LOOKING GLASSBS,
Dor every space and even' , position, and et the Moat
moderate Fleas '
LOOKING 1111, MONS
In the most elatterate end the most simple fremee.
LOOKING GLASSES
'Burned in the but Lute, and is the moat substantial
imam
LOOKING GLASSES
Varnished by us, are risnsfisAured by ourselves in our
airs establishment. - -
LOOKING GLASSES
In MAHOGANY and WALNUT frames for Country
flalea,
ilUlirierp crabs.
J. HILLEORN JQNEB;
Imports. ltanufaottror
olr
• • ,
I NO: 482 MARKETS..
- '33. - taw r , T
r•bi-&q
We are offerfNr fbr 1;a4,6;' -
„ "A NULL „AD:4MM VP071,0413T,
REMOVAL AND REOPENING
, STRAW GOODS.
CIRAPIS, BIICKSEI, LA9IIIB,
_STRAW BONNETS
EITII.,ELVT
Vrovision iljonses
tato ant Ways.
JAMES 8. EARLE & SON,
816 013ESTNIIT STREET,
liti t tt • . - -• MILAT.F,Pg,/4.
PHILADELPIIIA, NVIA
ilttrg Otobei grontitti4lon
Lp D G WA.Ti IntroSSNiß,' Ce.„
•
• tit&
Al,• •-2 ;snorting, * 0 • • '
rim "applies of , •
-- KUPEK9.It
oEbiraNg,--
-r
I" r —a folvaiiing - oele soqoemanufsatusam—
, I,II,IIDERIO .11ROKENritelttle
JOSIAISISTAREWW. , - , "
& 80111111D3' (tr.,:siod "
zaxßONa liltAT3llllo3, • • ;
.X. VOSlNellat &. and -
• • 200 01/Ioltrldlrf 13Ssisst,
F 4 411 - ILF4.iti 4Bc M.0,t411/S.
' "oild24.1881(031 31220#121211;
IMher~'Oßl`3E7l.23:
OIgOTII2 I
,DO2IBIIINk,
232 0.11181511.17 BiItKET,
fablarn PhiladePhla
sr.ttX - Nek , RADE, 1859 - .;
.8.13/PLEIr, ItAZARD; &- ntrroanciox,-
; "112 OBIEBTNIIT - BTREE; • '
Ar now opening n large and vnrieLotook of -.
LAWN)", CULLUM', MUNTB, and other
DItItiIiLGO4DB,
fio watii Cie ittontton of the trade to twrtto4t.,AliO,'
DOMESTIC .GOODS: ,
•
umniri.ing..vozhip,-osuourp, woo4war4"
Brown Shootings and Shirtinita, Mariner° Etd,ri #4 48 .
Drilla. Vent Paildlaits. .to—
OORYISR SHEET;NGS 7 4JiIsI 1M41 . _ 01 , 041
it, and foi ado by - -
81112,1111 Y, li*R.D.
Obastant.',-;
lopisortoFre calobr(ite4 'Cloths itiott)643.;.
IJ , 'skins, to - gather witV other desirable mikes of
Gersten WOOIIOIIB, Net received end for sale by '
BEIIPLKS, HAZARD;
111,41.8n3 . •114 Obeetnnt atria
D an'
_ 1.13 & SHEET'LNOS FOR EXPORT.
' •
BROWN- BLEAJHED, BLUE- WILMS.
HEAVY & LIGHT GREETINGS,
Suitable for Export, for male by '
FROTHINGHLIE& WELLS
$ Bergh tIiONT ST.,•#* SS LETITIA st
- - • oolfAm
tUattheo, Jewelrg,
JAMES WATSON,
• IMPORTER
'WATCHES, JEW.E.LE.r, Ao;,,
. : No. 825 HANICHT STMT.
Constantly on hand a fall sasortment of 'Vaatotron
and Conalantin Wotan. fel.6m
8A.1.1417 & 00.,
1010UULLT
BAILEY & KITCHEN,
UM 'removed to their wPlr4eMd, WlA l it.ortit•
nom, , , • ,-; - , -
819 011.88TITUT STREET,
NORTE BEWW. TEE @ZBAED 130,1781,1)
Niii - riPepirg their tail Met let
LPAPOSTID i/IWNLRIr, LAD WAWA
'• - PASTY . 41001)8;
, ,
To whtch they invite the attention of the pilaf, ;
SILVISAVARM, WATOILIA, DIAMONDS, AND'
- ' PNAItrA, '
A! arzoisotils AID smut.
1:12513
8. LILEDEN'eg BRO. •
4.• • settor..onnwa jBD mosivis
atuvErpPLAT.Noliv,a m ,
, , •
!ti? 804 COkesyml:llpa %bowl Third, ful . obilz:V.
elphia. • • •
Coitttintly'osi band and for sitle to thol i rMlti_:
?MA BITS, COMMUNION BRICIPZIM arra,lair.nis
PITOUNRO, GOBLETS COJPO,WAITERB:BAd
NEVIN °mamas, % NkYB9 , s A
pass, •
Minas ite. 40. ;
, .
easize - an 4 platlnz on solar
qamagus.-
S W. ITAOOBS, •
• 625:,&R0xi
opa fo x :414 i0n.:41 - oii:itaftorini.lii
feresof,
...sorms ',variety of dasirsble asoonD•nem.
OARRIAQI 8, thit have been but varyllttie used,
will be sold low. mardldbu
GEORGE W. WAT S ON'S
CARRIAGE - REPOSITORY,,
Non, 1217, 1210, and 1221
CHESTNUT STREET.:
msre•Sm
CARRIAGES •
OP TWO MANUFAMBE OP .
WILLIAM D. ROGERS.
REPOSITORY,
1000 CHESTNUT STREET 1011
febl6.4m
.6etuiltg illarhineg
WHEELER & WILSON
KANIMAOTOMNG 00,41
SEWING MACHINES !
&pester to 0,1 others for tentrel, u e, sod foi
BRIM kI&K CM, TAWAS, A`eD DIVEMIMAICIRB,
NEW STYLE ONLY FIFTY DOLLARS
orrtosa:
629 Oheetnnt Fared, Phlisdelphlo
7 West State SOW, fronton, N. I
Over John Titus's More, Easton, tens
7 zee Gay Street, West Chester.
sun AGEN :
XIDWIR RODER CA. Moorestown, N. J
WILLIAM PATITBSON, Balm, N. J
Permanent Offices will be opened shortly, by we, in
Reading, Allentown, pod !ammeter. Penns.
HENRY COY, Agent.
I4ARRIB'o BOUDOIR SEWING MA.
ALII is offered to the Fiddle as the moat re
liable low-primal Bowing Machine In use. It WM sew
from six to sixty stitchea to on inch, OH all kinds of
goods, from !coarsest bagging to the finest cambrios.. II
In, without exception, the simplest in Its mechanical
construction overrode, oinican bo run and keptto °idol
by • child of twelve years of age. The DOikllll.lo7 of
thin 0/60ht00; and the QtraLllf Off ire role, are ,Wel ,
ranted to be unaurpamed by any other. Ito speed :engin
from throe hundred to fifteen hundred stitches per mi.
nut.. The thread needle taken directly from the 'moo's,
WI4I/011P can remora or exwirotro. In 64,A is a
machine that is wanted by every family Who land, see
the Aew wino of -
THIRTY DOLLARS, • • .
at which they are 'mid, brings them within the reach ei
tamest every one 8. D. 8A H%, Agent
Wit-dem W -eow-Om 740 ARCH BTEDI. - -
ROBERT SHOEMAR"FIR
& CO.,
N B. OOR. FOURTH AND RAO Braun,
PIIILADELPIIIA, - •
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
MANUPAOTURERS OF PAINTS IN OIL,
IMPORTERS OP PRINCE PLATE
AND
WINDOW GLASS.
DEALERS IN AMERICAN WINDOW ELAM
11p21.8m
ig METROPOLITAN TEA STORE."
TEAS ! TEAS! TEAS !
A choice selection of
HEEEN AND BL.A.OK TEAS,
08 ROT ImI.OII,TATION.
ALSO,
COFFEE,
WASTED AND GROUND DAILY,
ET
ST/DAM BNOINE
"YOUNG AMERICA."
OHARLES SMITH,
N0i2913 and 916 MARKET BTRYIET
nAM S t HAMS 1 HAMS 1
Prime end ea g er. eared name
•
1010.1INTS POUND.
Abe, new sugs4.eneed Shoulders
AT S °SSTS PUN POUND.
CHARLES SMITH )
mlil4.Bm Woe. !la end nin MAIIRET STRUT
PLUMBERS' MATERIALS.—A large and
varied assortfornt ooratabtly to Store, to Iltieh
I deal the attentlgn of tho Trade. Prices fie loir as
there of any house ti♦ flew 'York.
plf ARIAN asuumzi,
mhSO•2 52310804 Street.
`AY.„ 'MAY 11. -1859.
, . ", ,
t ,
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o
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. ' " Fl ''*. ' t - DNEgDAY,'BiIt."I if, 1.859:
, PA _ • ' •
.44, . The Rosetta Stone. ,
'' 4J - sugary we gave a detailed account of
0,“ alnebto publication,' possessing not' only.
tti bighetit ,satzelarly claims to regard, but
ha ing'iliartienliti local iittereit, emanating
.fr 'the University of 'Pennsylvania. This
le NO RepOrt - of the Committee appointed . by
I
ti : Philomitheari Society of the University
tit iralisittte . the inscription On the Rosetta
-Ole!' At the risk - of appearing , tedimis, of
i
it 'thing to repeat what many readers are al
vii. y well acquainted with, we shall here men-.
`ti ' - a feW particulars respecting the Rosetta
, .
/
. . .
4: itt'a block of black sienetie basalt, on one
al tit which is an inscription in three lan.
gqi}geS—vic i 'ltiertiglyphle, Greek, and a -
ChireCtoir; nor ealleirthe DemotiO, "which' hits
betrilittly recently 'decyphered, and At fully '
itiottilititiee. Until the present . publication raised
I' th " .. ill! Of iti mysteiy. During the war it Egypt
he ten the French and English in the begin
ri g :Of, the' present ' century;thie ' block was
'd eiered by a French officer. It was claimed
`,ii ttiO:Rnglish, under one of the articles of
, 1? capitulation - of, Alexandria; and though
4 titincit vebninentlY'realtited the transfer,
'might' made 'right" itilhis ' instance, and' he
, '"W`,4 - Wate taken possession of by military
ribt,be;'.and, shipped off for England, Where it
**et,* iii Fehnnify, 18022
l'.,,lnitOasiptUWere taken from the tri-lingtial
ini:64ifilii; by. the Piench sa'ans hi Egypt.
itiiiciiithe 'tionO-Wits distovered; and in Eng=
riabgl,)iiiler the . sin:Sin/0d of the 4,ntlgna
rfatqlociiify: --, The atone shows fourteen lines
Of.pieinglYphie at the top; thirty-two lines tifteMotic (the vulgar, 'every-day, , secular
eh ;actor of the ancient Egyptians, in the
tietitrei and fifty-two, lines, in Greek, under-
Aesilt;:" t'ariers attempts have been made; for
, More. than half a ;century, to
,decypher the
inseriptions-- 7 the", difficulty
.being, augmented
4140, shine haring been 'broken or chipped,
inconte -places; sous to leave lacuna in the
carved writing. Exact - scholarship, aided by
gtOsswork; had arrived at a correct general idea
,oftitelneaning of the incriptions, 'ln 18654,
'the Ehilematheatr Soi3lety of the University of
l i enttsylvania became possessed of a fad- -
sitile, in . plaster, of the Rosetta Stone, and
su pdgutintly appointed a Committee, consist-
InkYof Messrs. Itsiat Ifonvort, drtanz,ns
11.44i1AtN, and S. Iturrisonott :onus,' to
Drffite a translation 'of . the iissoription
114,;present it to the BotietY. They
fulfilled their '.liiissiott =-- translating,the
three' inscriptions, appending historical and
ethical examinations of the tear, and richly, -
pv*Usely„ and Characteristically - illustrating
thin *brk With, illuminations drawn on stone
brilfr. Monvou, and printed. in colors by Mr.
If*: RodattvtrAt, the attlatical lithographer.
Elos:,farther particulars, relative to the mean
,lng,of the, inscriptions, the processes by which
...tiq!'? translatfous ,were made, and the part
wlkkil each of the three translators respective
ly:took In carrying out the desire of the Philo
mi:then Seniety, we• refer to •the publication
Sitinik
;ttti .
, en At noticed this work, fotir months
4**3 . tenidied la Prophesy that; within a
tfct z ; . inny Weald in 'alb attempt to procure
a litipy, at 011 r-fold its original price. Our
prfdletlekhas been already—in some
sekSe2faisitied, end' yet promises tti be again
4 'inplishod after all. 'Within a- month of
A 4ret'Kipertrapop, the, edition was 'exhaust.
~ ,i ;.: oveicy 'copy had disappeared, nor eould
e l
a , . :
; be secured oven when-large rewards were
-of;red for their. apprehension: So far our
, letioktviit ; Verified" to thefull. -- But here
* 2 , fithinitearobe. The *first e'ditiotOgna_un.'
0. ass ngf ..ernan• , ere was t - i/rifittlas. , . f..
Lion for' some of our "".enterprising'" publishers
to. pirate knew edition; Some hints-of such
a design haying-reached the anthers, they de.
tormined to secure themselVes by getting out
"alear, edition with new, designs, which they
would be careful legally to guard. This has
been ' aeatinplialied, and the work may once
mote be'had for five dollars-;-thus so far en
dangering Abe fulfilment of our prediction.
Yet we think that we shall prove a true pro
phet after all, for this edition has been most
effectually limited by the entire, though acci
dental effacing of the lithographic stones—and
half of its whole impression has been already
engaged. - ,
It is certainly a remarkable phenomenon hl
thehistairy of bookselling that a work without
a publisher in a Commercial sense, and there
fore without the immense' advantages which
trade connections affords should have met with
such unusual snsceas. Th 6 etplanation of this
success lit to be found in the , novelty of the
style, (conspicuous inside and out,) in the in
trinsic interest of the subject and the author
ship, and lastly in its real literary merit. '
•On this latter subject we are' able to speak
with greater confidence than hefore; since we
have now the opinions of learned ail compe
tent judges in cOntlrmatirm Of Or ' deeleion.
.Letters have been 'received fronEfsitirr,
BANOROPT, GaOTE, LONOiELLOW, and others,
all speaking in the highest terms, and last in
time, though not in interest or importance, an
autographio, letter from the world-renowned
13untnbr, of which we subj In the original
Primal'. The venerable author, be It remem
bered, is in his ninetieth year
Monsieur,
Pat requ 890 , 3 on bien vif interet le " Report of
the Committee of the Philomathean Sooiety of the
University of Pennlylvanla to translate the in
soription on the Rosetta Stone by the reunion of
Chas; R. hale, Muntingtm Junes, and Henry
Morton."
l'analyao solontlOque do In onWore Insor!piton
de Rosette, qut, malgii la mdlanga du style Meru ,
glypblquo, rest* rm_ monument biitorique.d'une
grande Importance ra'a pare d'autant plod Ingo°
d'elogeo Well° offre le premier main d'lnveatiga•
lion independent° 'effort par la literature du Won
yeau Continent. C'est pour oo rapport national
quo Jo salue rurtout an travail independent. Pen
verse moi•mgros dans ce genie d'6 tubs, jet dd
ponttant gainer le travail al consoienoleux du
soinut e . sunit ciala SoeleikPhilomatique poreeque
lea restdtate d 'OP obtonus oontrlbuent d prouver la
jastesse du Systeme:de Citampollion impel mon
fate, - d'uillaume ttambodt, a render - justice to
premier on Allemagno: - Lee mamma plttoresques
ajottl;e par M. Henry Morton, ejontent a I'lateret
qu'inspire un ouvrage bien digne d'dtro repandn
daps rotro doote et Hine Petrie.
Je eeppfie Pd. &nodes R. Hale agriier aveo bonte
l'hommage do mos sentimans de haute et affeo
ttenso ooneldbration. J'nt pleb le livro entre los
uildns du-Dooteur Drugeola, gni clejit deux'fols a
Paroonrus l'Egypte at eolairol avec sageolte In
divielon geograptOgne doe nucleus Noma de
l'Egypte.
Votre t. b, of t,
o. MTV.
La Ba. Al. do
Humboldb
a Berlin oo
12 Mars, 1259.
For the benefit of the country gentlemen,
we subjoin a translation of this missive:
I have received with a very lively interest the
Report of the Committee of the Philomathean So
ciety at the University of Pennsylvania to trans
late the inscription on the Bonet& Stone by the
reunion Of Chas. R. Hale, Huntington Jones, and
Henry Morton.
The scientific analysis of the celebrated ineorlp
tion of Rosetta, which, despite the confusion of the
hieroglyph% style, remains an historio monument
of great importance, has appeared to me especial
ly worthy of praise since it offers the fleet essay at
independent investigation offered by the literature
of the New Continent. It is for this national re
lation ,thak I especially greet, this independent
work. Little ironed myna in - this class of stu
dies, I ought, however, to greet the so conscientious
work of the learned Committee of the Pistioma
tbean Society, sinew the results now obtained con
tribute to prove the 'justice of the system of
Champollion, to which my brother, William von
Humboldt, was the first to render justice in Ger
many., The plolureequo ornaments added by Mr.
Henry Morton, Odd to the interest inspired by a
work well worthy to be widely spread in your
learned.and.free country.
I pray Mr. Charles R. Halo to rooolvo with kind
ness the homage of my sentiments of high and af:
- feettodate consideration. I have placed Ur ktiok.
to the halide of Dootor•Errigeoh, who had already - ..Tadt tal l, Sheriff of Probate in in of Utah d
,bre,mantyo
ald - eirusty7 infirm:E.
,
twin travelled :through •Ilgypt, and cleared up I 41 -Iw+, Marshal. ot.
,W;lh sagacity the geographical division of the au- .
• l!rove city , - who, being 'dilly ewoin depowasAnd pan,
blank Momes of, Rgypt. twat, tin'or about the twenty fifth clay of March;!
- , 4..D4 one thousand eight hundred and 914-itine; '
tour, very humble and very obed't servant, T beardalatior,that some person or p• tr.a
The Damn ALE:mania fin litymnotor, It elf/3, didlbroWA atone or stones at the sentinnel—
‘ at bertha,March 12, 18+9. 'd' the United S tateb soldiers plaoeCet the Court.,
„ •
This letter is doubly House ifieminary), I .IA Provo T City, 'abed ei g ht .
'gratifying. Pleasing O'clock in_ the ere:ling; ...X .• repaired immediately
by its kind ex p ressions , and, If possible, more t ' the spot to mike Inquiry into the matter. Lie+ .
tenant II: A. , fd. , Dudleyi thief on 'duty, Informed
so pyi its very presence, coming et a flaw when me that the rumor wan °meat:. andlartbeistated
felling strength
~ and ,an overwhelming cerre. that the j utrd was now doubled , and that th ey,
sport/once has C ompelled the venerable soldier ,
;In tiVoa: ,ti:.:,, i4 ,7,7 6 ,377,°Zat741
of science to beg for quarter at the hands o. that If, ilringoommenoid s the guards were o rdered
his relentless adrnirers. ~ . „ to hinnedlatety kill the prisoners (some six in num-
The'whole affair may well ifford'great sans
ber), then held' in custody byerder of the . court,
~ and
_guarded by the - military escort. - Lieutenant faction to our patriotic feelings: as American _Dudley further stated
,that every rifle was a Min
nlieti, mars 'lmgosilble t; t :o h shoot them .thero
citizens: Iti gte first place, beeause this
,pre...
7 , : bath would go
duct of native perseVerence and ingenuity has ; I hr:A any al s tros e s t d o y n ' ae l :.
been so highly approved abroad, where' we And further deponent +with not. ~ _ .
are accustomed look as to the centre of Intel- •Lsirov ," W . m. w.. 0... •
. a sari ea and sworn to before me this fifth'day
lectual light ; and secondly, as it has demon- of April, A. D, ono thousand eight hundred and
Strated the existence of a widely extended, fifty-nine.
though latent, taste' in our ,own community.' (Si gr d °
We have Often been surprised at hearing thooe
Whom we ShOuld not have supposed capable of
imtering into the subject, ,express a ,judicious
and apprediatingaPproval. • ._ _ •
As regards the peculiarities Of this new edi
tion, we vrOttict dra* attention to the forty-two,
new designs, among-which wilt be found inter:
woven fac.simitee of .Ptolemaic coins, ancient
Egyptian bronzes, monies statues, paintings,
andyases; and to the binding, where the in
ventive genius of Mr. MORTON has effected a'
combination of gold, copper, and embossing
hitherto tinktio*n in the arts
The Late Difflenlties in Utah.
The following letters' from Utah, presenting
the fie* Of the donduct oi Judge . CRADLE-
SiAIIGH which is generally entertained 63 , the
people of that Territory haVe been handed 10
us for publications: ,
- G. S. Cart, April oth, 1850.
News items, whidh I ad proposed to. write my
self to you, you will obtain in the affidavite for
warded to you this week—one by Aurelius Miner,
Esq., counsellor and attorney at law, and one
from Sheriff Wm. M Wall, of Utah county. I
think that they are Very eignifloant, and declare
Very plainlY tile atatkpf mjnd add feelings of : t he
lion; John Oradlobaugh. They nded ndooniments
from - me r brit I may add that, they,are merely,
sampleabregoressions and sentiments often delis , '
ered by him during the time.he sat in that court:
,What amid we, expect from snob a man but the
exercise of his high "position to be the means to
annoy, harass, and destroy 'a:people against whom
his bitterest desires and schemes are.direeted.
Thenourt,was adjourned sine die on the 4th
inst., and the judges remarks at the time of ad
lonrnment were replete with ranoor; Illegal and
unwarrantable accusations, and evident dirap-,
pointinent in not liming able to, criminate ex-Go
vernor Young. Haien no Wind
rte could
get
.0
cause against the ex• Governor. e could not dis
guise his anxiety and determination to arrest him,
but innocents and truth, Is that respect, have tri
umphed ae yet, altleongli beefy bribes were offer
ed to Dottie! to implleatti some eminent Coolesiaati-'
sal officials. Tha judge ia at Cikap, Floyd I whit
he is doing I • am not aware. is, however, con
opting with pecialators and speculators some mis
chief upon the inhabitants of this Territory. What
that thisehief is We eanhot tell, but we feel oonfi
dent that dii attdsnpte to trample oft oaf flgllte,
and•to injure theinnocent will fallen himself. Al
though the odart ie adjourned and no business was
on band to warrant him to continue it, yet his
deputy marshals are prowlitig about the country
"seeking whom they may devour." .04 Wading! ,
day, the sixth Met , they . went Into flpringvill
expecting to arrest 'several persona. , Eat-when
men seethe very -Constitution dlsrespeoted by
&yd. armors, every mean and illegal measure
entered into to rob them of their liberty, and wit
nesses arrested to deprive the adenoid of testimony
in fide favor; they alt careful not to place them
retires in the tender Mercies Of, the wicked.
We fully ettpedt that the judge has retired to
Camp Floyd" to Consult With others equally devoid
of troth and, justice, to "prepare' a reply to, tht/
Governor's proclamation. The judge, army offieens
generally, and sutlers. are much displeased with
the Goiisraor'il stralightfltrward ' and honorable'
course.. Indeed; it„Wis, tintrently' rePtarted that
they threaten fo arrest the Governof, it be was not
careful! -Eat I think
,that,,were snob thing at.
tempted; (though it' to -seemly" possible to con.
calve such a measue,) the whole army would fail
to summed, for the people are loyal .enough to
sustain the Executive, and would, I think, resist:
Governor Cumming's course is straightforward,,
manly, and patriotic. He , is in rather a peculiar
position: ' the one hand the Mormons look to
hire Wendell:l that 'and defend thed from the in
roads ofjadloial , prrjadiee. and he is willing to do
his duty.to them,, and ' l . defend the right;"
°utile other' herid, the interested itinerant set,
angry when be triliikrUffrartr tterserweete,
lees, he neither donde the Mormons" fever, nor
dreads the weasel of their enemies. He takes hit
own course; and seeks, in takipg . It, to , promote
the wishes of the Administration at Washington.
United States- Distriet Attorney,A„ Wilson has
pursuedu A a praiseworthy and legal course. He has
seen the 'el:deanery 'designs and tyranny of the
judge, but bast never lent himself as a tool WIS.*
slat in their works., He has tried to de his duty,.
and would have accomplished ,it but for the
ille
gal interforentle of the cond. Bach a man all Mr '-
Wilson would be a credit tg the bench In this Ter
ritory, at least, if elevated to that position, and
would, in a great measure, redeem from deseefts
don that dignified profession to mach fallen In
this district by the conduct of ootruot °Metals.
, As you are no doubt.aware, the judge diemimed
the Grand jury because, he alleged, they had nut
committed several parties whom he designated
murderers, Ac., Jed:;, and then eat in chambers,
and RE committing magistrate, to salt his whims.
But be Ina failed to commit any other person, al
though he plied -himself with asehittily and con
ning to effect his purposes. It turns out not to
bad wise wlebed it to be He held one man, John
Delay, in arrest, although the attornies for the
prosecution were willing to seehina'released, stat
ing that they had no ,evidence againt him, HIS
only reason wad becantle Daley was a teacher, and
ho discovered' eel in the evident:le. A' teacher's
duty is to visit from house to house, and ask the
people if they attended to family and private pray
ers; It they asked a litanies on their food ' • if
they lived at, pease with their neighbors ; if they
sought to do good to all men, and if they attended
kgother equally holy duties. This wee enough for
effbjudge;Mormoelem be despised. At least we must
not attempt to enjoy the rights guarantied by the
Federal Constitution; hence a determination to
crash us. Is not this a way to make ne revere the
laws and °NIMBI To en:amend respect by coercion?
ln no other piece of the Unidalare he vesture to
take such scours°, Wore he in California, a Vial
lanoe Committee would dispose of him summarily.
Were be in B Ottawa, they would lynch him with
out a moment's warning. Bat in disloyal Utah
he is allowed to desecrate his moved (unctions.
Pithy° CITY, March 22.1859
The reign of Miele' terror' that hai borne rule
for the last fifteen days. in Utah county, if con
tinned fifteen more days, will fill ail the hiding
places west of the Wasatch Range with prominent
citizens, as they feel that Justine is only found
beyond the pale of the court, while mefey is net•
they sought nor expected from those who shield
its form behind Federal steel. Treachery is be
ginning to break out in the Um of her innocent
victims ; while volumes of writs are beteg issued
in the "Star Chamber" for those who have been
called to testify before the single-eyed Jeffries
of the mountains; end suspected of perjury the
remit will be as d3astrons to the citizens as
an Indian war, provided the cause is not removed,
and the panto shall ,e6r,tinue a few more days.
Pest eats that were buried, and, by the Virtue of
Mr. Buchanan's proclamation, should have passed
into oblivion, aro recalled ; and for every word,
sot, or deed, in the pulpit or stand; men are oalled
tp . give account before the present committing
thagistrate of the United States District
,Court.
The end is beyond our martal Ito'n Peace to Israel,
we hope and rely, may speedily be her lot, as it is
oar prayer. Xosterday, the , grand, jury was die;
charged with a reprimand, when they reported
that they were on the eve of producing present
ments The trial of John Cosier then went off, and
he was proved ferment by the evidence for. the
prommution and acquitted ; whereupon, with many
thanks for past good conduct, they were likewise
discharged, and the court resolved itself into
that of committing magistrate: Men are sub
poinaed as witneeeee, and then arrested and Qom
milted to the kind Tare of a military look-up.
Thin gives alarm to all thosewho have suspicion
that envy or malice wishes then!, any harm, and
to escape martial immolatiOe and a mock trial
they vanish.. This is disturbing the equilibrium
of the inhabitants, and likely seriously to inter
fere with agricultural pursuits. 'What object the
court can have for one thousand troops 33 a owe
tion the citizens frequently propound; and, re
memberintr Carthage, they inadvertently say,
" beware ' These are the sentiments Of the com
munity, es far as I can learn.. There are no veep
tone of a hostile demonstration by the people that
we are aware of. We have hitherto used, and
are intending to use, what- influence we can to
keep the people calm, and particularly ourselves;
and let the law,. the court, and the troops take
their course, relying upon the reotitude of our ,
cause and that source which never fails for the
result, ,
Governor Cumming will leave for the city to
morrow. '
Territory of 'Utah, Great Salt Like county, ss : I
Personally appeared before me, the undersigned,
Judge of Probate in and for said county, Aurelius
Miner, who, being duly sworn, deposes and says,
that on or about the 16th day of March, A D.
eighteen hundred and fifty-nine, in the public
sittivg room of the hotel of Imes Bullock, in Provo
city, did hoar the Hon John Oradiebaugh. Judge
of the Second Judicial District Court of 11. 8. in
cold Territory, say that he would bang Kanosh, if
he could, without judge or jury, and that he would
bang him, whether he was guilty as one of the
perpetrators of the Mountain Meadows massacre
or, not.
'And further says, that on or about the day first
aforementioned, the said Hon. John Oradlehaugh,
in "peaking of those Mormons, charged with et
pital offences ' that if he could
: get any one of
them convicte d, he would hang him so quirk that
be could not possibly have time to 'proottre'a par
don from the Governor, unless the pardon was
made Out tri advance. A d further deponent eaith
not (Signed,) Aims LIUS MINER.
Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 4th day
of April, A D. 1859 ,
(Signed,)
Territory of Utah, Great Salt Lake county, so.:
Pollenslly appeared before me the undorABned4
Letter from
rooifeapondenee of The Pieeej •
- MONficivre. February 21, 1859. -
I regret etteeedingly—and I am - aehamid—that
I hive not made it oor.verdent ere 'Alm piriod to
reply to your kind favor, dated 29th Aprll, 1858,
Informing-me that yon,had - again cent to my ad.;
dram, and for my benailt;,eandry papers, ke„ and
regueatins: that, would, , let you- hear-, front me
wbeoever my health and leisure ',mold, allow me
•
.
It would , no' doubt,' be 'gratifying to ion to, be
able to learn, from tithe to time', how matters aid
things are progressbighere, andlo know what,are
the most prominentprospeo le of the'ultimate mo
dem of: our New Rev/Mlle ;" buts there are
.things dorultantly , arising which prevent• me from
writing as freely Oti;these points-as I might Wish.
'Since I resigned the Secretary of, fitatele !Aloe
my time , has been diviiied between Mersantile
pursuits and agricultural jabot's, And them two
- objeoht so bnrden me with - rat+ that many of my
friends think"me tadittirt, and ai Itni taking that
interest in them that I ehonid. '•' •
For the .present' -we -feel' ourselves somewhat
embarrassed in the monetary line. owing, as the
old song has' IL, " to the failure in the rice crop,
and in the palm-ell trade;" but chiefly to aWant
in ',us of a lirm resolve - to oertral depending upon
our aborigines for artiales oteanort, and to calW
rate and retie sotnethingourselies 'for that per=Ode, •of coarse, yoil :perceive- et 'dee that: as
yet, we Aro tindettled In .bur' raindundetsided
al
to what we should Pall, uport, n s a proper Mee for
our indenendence. see no , reason why Liberia
should falkeither politically or otherwise. elneeler
=moose depends upon but a•fewthieg- - i-singleneas
ot purpose, unity of efforts and perseverance-:all
of which are within her reach, anti Which ear Pe
dditst aireaustances here, and but national rola.'
tions to foreign lands, demand ottretrictest atten
tion; that we may observe, Inculcate, and practice'
them: Unless we set some laudable object before
lid, and 'then bend all our energies, and apply our
intellectual pirate to the attainment, of that oh=
jeot, We shall be wariderteg,all our lifetime, and
all'our labors will tend to" vexation and 'discontent
• , ---
(J
or national fair, of this year, Monad With ,a
degree ,Of cheerfulness and interest rarely soon
here.' Its lifelinees arid the artiolois 'exhibited
ooropletely captivated the foreignere,,mjeurnink
ening us, both rigitihmenjAtuerlitans, and Ger
mane. It far surpssiedfirr interest; in 'attendance, I
sOdin artiolea both of, variety - and utility, that of
last year. A natioesr,,sgritMlberal..ineiltution
loss been recently - fdrined here,' • President Beeman
is its olderrateer, and of Met is I oiretinderatind
h-,w_te-rm spetained :and m il e qiesubserve
tee - otpat. contemplated,,l obeli Aleelde as to
my becoming one of its 'moiabore - ,it" all of
its - operations t - are - dependenv upon" volun
tary . efforts by, ittl members; then - it is plain
Wwill not continue long, for the time has some
when " money is' all things ;" but if, 'Mr the
other hand, it should heootrie pecuniarily strong,' al
as to be ablo anti willing to ,render peouniarl,aid,
as well is to give theoretical isles, to those it in
tends benefiting; thus *it will be-produatlve of a
great thud of,gold. It will be the mesas of open : .
log the eyes, and of s elearlydiscoveringlAnur
publid tlid flue Murde whence oar natilauip„.hipPi
near. 'ehdrild be derived,and the 'unfailing means.
by whioh we may Weida permanency toAtur fade
nandence and the 'perpetuation of our Government.
'Verily; we.want, just now, the influence of foreign
aid, in Morley, in stientifio men, andinmenyotber
reapeota, to give energy to our minds, and to NUM,
Mato • us to persevere, "overwrote; and Aito become
proverbially great.- ' - •
Prosident Benson- took the Presidential. obeli
just at the commencement of the tall of curliest'.
eat 4 year, when' the time of the treasury 1361i 1 1.4i
cease to ascend, aid when it repaired eirly sit
his efforts to get the ~%yrherearithal'? to carry on
the Clovernmerit,;,- at a - time when .sir our Jae's!
Men, men who had been tbeidifeeis and :camel.;
lore of-our formarAlmeernors andliaddiet ',had
gone through e term o- -7- 1 - 7 1 TTR I
retired front elliceit will begin tobscao3lll3/
When some sztecesior,will s,ten M ond, belextlnabeid
With the great hitiest will ask', '
why bias the Go
iverntnent ittimelt a:bad plight ditrlng Benion's ad-
ministration? , Although bonitos* in under the sword
and bayonet, andia now lathe maidstet severe trials
atillhe holds t" steadily way,” meeting and
oveloomintdiffioultias. with a manliness that'does
him great credit.. The College is not yet gniewon,
but the Episcopal Church batting - r a p idl y pre-.
„,
greasing.
We have before ns very encouraging -prospects
of a very , abundant coming harvest. ,have de
voted morn time to these limed than I thOught, r,
could well spare, it being on the very verge of -the
time for the sailing of. t/te 'tumor. - Is, there any
chance of my getting a cabinet of minorali?, ,
' Yours,
D. B. WARNER.. '
Letter from NeW York.
THE 113LIGIOD 8 AVAIV/CRSAMEISMOWDI( CIONTRI.
BUTIONS Ts 1853.-lIAILIVLY MAILiCILVERT.,••
• RAILWAY DECICIPTS R. STRAKOSCH-41OUROI.
CAtIVeS ND TV TDDATIZI3-DOLITTILI,L • MOVIMENTEI
MONTSZ AND, DER AILI3DOAD•••••
OFII NO EUROPE
porreepoodenee of The Press.)
NOW Tose. May 9;• 1111$9.
The town le Ailed with intelllgent.lcoblog people,
who dome to attend . the emilvermieltie of the great be
nevolent inititations of the. coned y. Lest evening I
made one of ertergeandienee at the Acedemj if Made.
when the annual sermon before Abe - Ainerieszi D.ble
Society was preached by. the 819. WalteeDlarke, D. D.,
of Hirtford, Coon. An eonlverrary sermon was alto
"preached - before the American Peace boetett, by Dr.
Oheever, st the Church- of -the Puritans The Aineri,
sin Female Guardian Society end Home for the Friend:
less had a large Impairing to the Presbyterian chm ,
earner of Fourth ,avenue mtd Tifenty.egoond. strait,
where the children, to the number of two - hurdred,
occupied the front pews, end sing several hymn! writ.
ten for them by Mr. Incites Hatt TAN society was
organised • quarter taw centrey ago, for, the purpose of
resetting the children of the needy, whoa!, helpless off.
epring moat likewise perish nn'ess rescuedby.Obilstian
heeds. The number who, is the year pest received
shelter, food. clothing. care, and instruetion, through
the agency of the Hosts, wee 2,678. Tire number of
litile ones ooss'ltuting the Home fan ly, , dortog tee
year, was 986 '
The receipts of the d'fferent chariteldi; Boat ties fite
the year 1858, were' ad follows _ - - ‘7, ,
American BVe Society • - VP 759
American Tract Poaiety 80.311 , 8
American Homo Miselonary 80aieti.....175 911
ForoimMiselons (Preabytoriao) - 723,077
American BOW of Ilroko , cin lasalono... 188 188
licr itirn : & rang...lied 'Boater ' ' • 14.820
Baptist Homo, Blitsalonary Society ..... •,., 32 0 3 3
Atlantic Arqi Slavery Eloolety 35 987
Sosmen , B Fr end Bodaty ' 25,430
Ooloalattlon Sad ety 57,621
A million and a half received by test et the rend—
neat charitable societies In one year, ant that year
one of general bwiness depreuion. T The amount tabled
by the various Fplmpel, Methodist, liaptite',
getional, and other societies" will, donbtleoc, foot up
another million and a halt, making an aggregate oftitres
millione of dollars contributed for the purp:ses of doing
good.
The American baptist Free Mell'eti Society held their
sixteenth anniversary, at Metropolitan Hall,' Janes
Otte, on Saturday, commencing at IV% A. ht., end eon
tinning through, the day and evenirg. The attendance
was large.
The innniil sermon befoie the Protestant Episcopal
Society for Seamen was bold in' St George's church,
where 'an eloquent sermon wan preached br tuff Rev.
Samuel Cecke.
The fast trains on the Now York Central Relined
are now run at thirty miles per hour, and ire ear
eying en increased number of passongers. An idea of
the systematic marauement of the trains on this road
may be gathered from the fact that the" Day Express;
realm from Benin to Row York leas %ahead but one wen
motion at Albany since the apring arrangement in 1857,
and that ()Conned on the 10th of January last, one of
the coldest de' ever known in the State.
The railway returns for A. rid, received than far, Show
that the Hudson River Railroad and the New Haven
aro the only Ones whoee receipts for the past month
exceed those of the same month in 1858. The New
Haven footle up 877,880, agaleat - 888 696 last year The
Michigan Fouthern, Michigan Central, Chicago end
Rook Island, Galena and Chicago, and Illinois Central,
chow a large falling off. "
Mr. atratiosilijwbo is managing the Italian Opera
with entire success at the Academy of Mullet, will loon
prodnoe, for the first time In America, DonisettPs
grand treglo Oilers and last masterwork, ig Il Pollute,”
with Plccolomini, Brlgnoli, Amodio, and Janos in the
leading carte.
Eutdors bave,lor come time past, been current that
Bouroiranlt is on the point of erecting a new r iiirst, ,
Wale theatrical establishment, higher up town, then
any of the theatres row open: I learn,that the con
tracts were closed yesterday. and that the view edifice
is to be built On the lot adjoining the' Eulon Piece
Hotel, opposite Union Squire. The management is to
be in the hands of Mr. Stuart, Whose friend, Mr. Bigge,
or Washington, is
.said to furnish somewhat of the
means to put up the building.
Already the ;clinical plumbers are laying pine for the
next charter election—an important one taten in 'ettn. , _
swollen with the influence the successful candidates
will wit in the Presidential contest. The present in-'
cumbent of the 'Mayoralty, Mr. Tlemanio, is ambitions
of re.electios. Vernal:4o Wood, George Law, Ono V.
"'fowler, are understood to hare their optics eget in the
lame direction. Every more nevi' madl, on the board
B. Sucre
`TWO ,CENTS.
E. iIfITH
$1,655,841
1, 1, 1 •
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ckarerr,":47 - i-: ' • -...' ~-IV 71. - '-, • -.:- - -
17 ° 1 7 841,10 r0u 4 , , ! 1 !. , "..„,: s•• 1 , - fil o
04:10
ea name of tiWoritit IN .77 7 -.77-
l i esiii IN
but coo midi, iiimia, , , .
u.% typopookb— ----- - : , ..,,, -'
initunpipag. 7 ~- s il — ',. ii i i i i ;.„.
wi; etioliko grodi*ohl * ite .M idl " , !-. 1 . 4 ...-.- 7 . -7--- '; • - ia
tut+, aiol ether II A. i"diriitiSTl ---• --"--
• _
tlield* Vie dkrta4.ll4"-;!°141414111/2
the remves. et t ill teCteheihig 'or ' IV 6 4# 4 1, 1 v
, - toioirs:thef*tbeild.r, •
los to thOeillesot Amer'
.. . _
In*/ t° U P' tr 1141 " 1 , , , rt 4 .r POPti*eit , ooSlll.
ge eitia44f **Au MOW
led teialpalstatlitti afti that
iteiddiiate ' tadegirsibte mai iesterge,
did iere hilltved to leo paint 111!"ataipaiel• to be
givith uaP , Itavaria, 'tidier agate - (0e - * work wish
forty;diaege tarverianameher the Nalahheer so that It
wilt-work s ir,oofgresit orostin,
emirr-'9(f niwairAhta lrewr, of
eprlt g AI; T rOIL V YAN1 1 ,100,0* .4.Frill!O ;PO N 44
the folloalmairs. - •
Madeaii:laihfire "HOPI
th• Gogh the Deihkperaisei Grad Meats ;we her
he Lona= in - LeahrstAhr therieW"Tter-peortemial
proms, deratAoligreet 4.41 of ItelOWo - 40 the seadderis
ttoo of her- perfonnteees,"sautgemiraflr'evataled thew
a high o legretoflratie i llicauthritera WAIN riaarror_
than the . matter tmt - one are iaterohalt theasseelt of I
her eeacese film ben oath* to the eldltal bethreee er- A ,
revetment •of agent s ', hirr:'l4eteaa llairiof, New
Yost" • 2.-
Nonrly,fire 191;014 oaktao inenefornnoUndl keno this
port for ntumpo on astoidknin lovokrolotennaers—
two handced 4c1,. thirteen oL them, in the yandorbilt
GENERAL NEW a.
Tenet Fnter-Onass - Thorned Bonita'
BORNEDTO DZATHr-On Baturdaj aftliTnlitt lad •
fire accidentally oeontred to stabling of Wil
liam Shaw, - at the Uoicel , ,Oeuriei, Ir. I. .At the
time - of the dra seyeratvoluablellist4lositrotting
'horses wet 6 in-tile stabliikelidief which-Were res
cued. with the sursepthelirefltidtliteei:GeOlio
Washington, and-Kate latter of whit Iv
_had an engsgentenfto,i trot emMoidatiftentoot
Kate was a very fast mare; b iatoftellPrivate"
ly in 229 - lest.week.. • George - *Adepten aralVa
son of Ail NEM Blaek.lll- -
Atm, oat of a Mire gni,, tor Shark. tenor Strips'.
-Re was conimptently-brother, to, - Leta* Jenny
JOnes. and , thit liberseCaadnyllith stattiont Lien
ning. who note supplies the Mseaslef asosaloned by '
the, death ef- - his-/Unttrione at_Morrlsrille. •
George Washiegten Was a beres'efsdateidve speed -
and uncommon, bottom, it arist`trott..d nal "'
to a wagon in Ilia minutes, or somewhat under r e - -
related, end ,ft stogie mile , to a wagon in-Ile
2 272 His trine iris not, ~positirelr'•
known. but was eittiposed (oleo' in the neighbor--: , -
hood of -2 23 or 224 •Moires bred be Thiele
ty. Pm.; (where We Bashaireoriginated.) by a ow-1- -'
tlemanmamed Paaroada,brother to hintwhe rata-'
ed Lantern), b `few front Morrisville, who
Mold him to Geortre_Whe'druff:',The latter gelds;
,matdispbsed of Maria _After sem:4
changed in ownership 'l6'd:tally heiaatelhe pro
perty of Mr. F J. Nodine..in whose priesessionhe
wan at the time of the imoldilat - - Itlr.„Modbes kid
refused isu ,offer of $4,000 for 'him last - setenter;
but be having improved . wonderfulfy let his spsad -.
since then, his mails bed Siam aceerdleirly. Ks
was, formerly , knOWILAIa !'Awful ) ''= ;The 'three
horses britned were worth OyerSit,eoo;,...--
AlfeMmois 14-Oure.-.:431i, Wed- -
iiesday meriting a partiefitiont one hundred and
thirtv:Mormongaline frotti_the East bjr. the'C'en
ire Railroad, end to the Weittly this. Can- -
Mt route - - 'They are deittladil ter Utaintefote - the
colony of Brighi mn Young: This,party, .- eom •
posed Odell of , femalet,--insany wart" .
young' end tolerably fat. They war, fro m . Raft'', '-
land and 'Waliw, aid were • - sitterded kt - (4ders,
istrho-toe4 good ears that nen: tif therambi stray- :
ad front the_ fix*. -.„The -party mitre aciscdistiosed
to hold co n versation ,
!f led •
bad doubtless" baps adsired io_preemto detain 06 -
'they ipproiedettriste of
the,min in therpeitYiedlettiir 'sof '
think it "Si ettriefsiorsiVe7 or :aspire Miudto go -
"to Utah, when the Mormonasearo basing two' -
difftoulty. with the United litotes clea; indk. 4l ` ;
"The - old that
to " argot " the guestlod - with'Ailtybody,,,',,sted at
'ended. the cotirersatituft moats kind
angel would.,-whisper-to .theca; mniglitidlouet -
females of the future „Ahoy ' - striVto tae, and tel
tbatupf
.dabasenteita- to , wbiahtipmaro to be
subjected, tied iiivelheet'fietri, it. tertible:oensit
queue.. —Redisstar(N r) - 17nieni%Afdred, 6.
Manna TOO Hoot TO B S :Liost:4-Tbuiliday
night; after thiridjoirement'of tlM.Deitoeratio
State Convention, one of Mee delemateislootta - , the
county of Frankliawandered to the-gayety Theatre,
to Witness therregedy,of Othello._ Mr; GrieriPer--
melded - the "...Maori . , on 'that oteiaaionettcli=wo
must say; looked the charaoteitognestpitifsiticus-
The delegate from ;Franklin - appeared aa
tisdeduntil the mete in.the dukes pmlane, where -
Othello is • arraigned-for the beautiful
rtelitianionts, Sere be keit hit„-brows And-looked
daggers at the may generel.; , bistiwhenDeede
mona herself entered and jollied in defines . or bet
ant ho-inreed and _threw hbt arms petit'.
about her Waist; thedelegateirwent off -hi a lever
ing passion; tweeting- it was II,!S td.-.llBleek'ite- •
PobliesilPlaY,'lrtOt.to - be_toleratskily the Smith
ern *pie,- and.llialloil'Otilt if uteltotnatl:44lrask
,ville Fettles: ; •.; •-
YOUNG xieritamed illeilry'Rulliiihre* I
ito igiploy :if Mr: Beies;=No, 4 beatastiait'Se.
Louts, was employed on Saturday amid a
fligataff, at - Ifiglleb'n'OsiicailnetyAtheliii hi
height 'for the impart of - inalirlogibeloyat by
Iblob ft tilted aid iliveilodom
plitlag bit vale,' email' Oil Itiedir; if s6s~tetiDg
manner , dated -Ile td-bilaraykanWiti sooner
said tbia ibid." By a
6Tmaeltdpoh'~t, and tae ipdn 0 3 14111 04'Wleed
hhatilf, and atillgaieljor
44.4,
that ha/detain:tap was Were& ten: ars
for an hottr'ssme_or,ber v bY histivinee 061 •Pludelh
to towont the brats below, . atm retassedi sash*
had a large amofinto freight on board 11114 many
passengers. Another boat. was offered a btg 11 1131 1er
but did'uot dare to risk. 'Tie' greatest dfilloulty
experienced - by thoaseandmat monwaila gating
thelrou chain hawsers by, alstob manyatthaut
were tied. The beat Wilco great that no onliaopild,
stand on the :levee , oloeir_ti the watans-aige.—
Pittsburg Chronicle 274":
THE OLDEST GlEDlfiVrim_'-Faiitatrom.
William Illorion:Watkins,'Of llurolvanaf 1792, of
Faimcillo, Va.,
_is said to be . the Mist living
;mamas." of Princeton Ordlega, and now Idghty
wed ;years old; $e ;s5& Blabop iHoliart_mezio
room-mates, and id a little Tolima' containing the
life of Hobart'ther _ .ie'pnbxiabod:i loiter from
Warta to ale young friendjialirl,1 4 wising him
t o atiaiy-taw. - Ttdsletlar i .Inliir.int,•lrsic alionn to
Mr. Watkins iszty years A ter i written:
- TEE PRIZES offered 110111e.tlIGISItinee by Mr-
Cooler, of the Union Sonse,„at New HaviMillonts.,
to persons making the beat game Of tern hat at his
saloon, were distributed on tiaturday Iveninglast,
es follows: Filet prise, a gold watehoralowld at 850,
to - Andrew Jerome, and two silver_watolent end $
cigar ease to three other competitors - The runs
stood as follows: - 423, 418;415, and 305" pine, each
in three games •
A WORKMAN "IR the employ, of Mr..R: B.
Lawkin, of Hudson, - N. Y ,took a notion to Jay
down by the side of , the Radon River Railroad
track, on Saturday evening, usirig the tall .for a
- pillar. When the half Past nine, train passed up,
thee - rattling of the"ere and - the,bellOwhag, of the
locomotive failed to 'disturb the sleeper - front his
dreami: std as the train whizzed past, it -cut off
his hair elate pipe tulip; '
• .M.sw Grus,tentou.--The donation of $2O 000
for the Prootion of a gymnasten • for. the - students
of Cambridge , Masa ~ given ,by, some . gentleman
whose name has not transpired;bas been. put to
use. d brick building, cestlng - about - $8 'a
optagon form: some 75 feet worms with a hemline
alley attached. has been - erected, furnisbed - with
all necessary apparatus, and suitably -endowed.
and is` to be open for the sPidints of. Harvard
University. '
Tuth MAPLE Soles CHOP IN
`A.CoorresPondent of the nreijebssais; TRsii.
geld, Vermont, a mill township, aboutihrtie and
one-half- miles:square, rentaluing -Deady eight
hundred Inhabltanti,says..that tetra has this swag
produced. at least stiventrfive thousand pounds of
sugar, or sa little over' thirty:seven . tons, being
ninety-four pounds %Molt istanietokan,'and child
- _ _ . _ •
FATAL, INJURY TO A OLganyka.s,—A fatal
aeoldent oocarred to the Rev. Rome Stringfel
low, eManover county,'Va., near Petersburg, on
Saturday lass He attempted to MON the
Railroad track with- carriers, when a train
struck it, instantly killing one of the .horses,
fatally Injuring himself, dangerously wounding
his wife, and slightly.hrnishighis daughter.
. . . ,
. .
a ' THE Lake Superior Mine r , of the 16th; sins
that 616 tons of copper brought forward_ to Onto
nagon during the put Winter stows ialaeroase
on lut winter's operations of''oi+r eighty tons.
'The Nowrioh mine 'has lately streak,* tun of
stopper weighing e.gbt of ion tons. „The 'Rutland
mine is now engaged mist tine drift, which promi-
OW wall. , -
, lair SATURDAY AFTERNOON 189 t the freight
train from Boston for Worcester ran tff the track
between Eirentrille and Needham, in cony gnomes
of the heat of the man having warpectthe ratta so
that the wheels of the engine ran intdde of them•
No person was hurt, though considerable damage
was done to the train.
_ . .
Two Gmessasts, in attempting to go from
Spirit-Lake to Sioux City, Ohio, recently, scot - lost,
and were out on the prairle,without food. six days
and MX hours. They, endured the hardships won
derfaliy, although one of them bad his feet badly
frozen. •
Bra 'Orintsn33.—Tile editor of the *Haute
(9a.) Amertcars boasts of having feasted on fully
ripe cherries on the 28th of April. - The variety
Kooken of ripens at the North about the 30th of
may.
THN AMOUNT of capital Minded in the ice
bulginess in Cincinnati le.eslimated to be about
$145,000, and the amnia/ Was to be about $150,-
000, °needing the sure invested In the trade.
THE COURTS.
YEEITRSDAY'S PROONEDIXGO
(IteportedSOT The Prue.)
- DISTRICT Cotram.—Judge Hare.— %Arles
Oarsmen, it at, re. Henry°apeman. An notion of
ejectment. Before repornm. Pary'eua.
DISTRICT COURT --Judge , Shorewood.
Jahn D. damns TO. Owlet DeDretk. AA ect'oa to re
cess, i l .rder. et - Jesse for reitV . , Verdict -lor plaintiff,
oes 20
Oattiasine Hopkins, adminlettstrix of Howell Hooking,
deoeuied, va. Michael Pay Ittion of eleatmeet.
Jar? out. _
Quart:iis SzeirioNs—Jwige Thomtie6n.—
The Mae of John end Margaret Tobin, charged with ar
son, wee given to the jar? yeetelday- The defence wag
geed character, and the fencer of iltpreascatioa that
the defendant would commit %wont° ESt - the lotnranas
on hie geode, when the ralur‘orthe soots was more
than the Amertnt called for by the roller.. The policies
on insurance, amounting to_ ni.oo), were pet I n a s i.
deuce; also, transcripts - from the doc k et Of Aldermen
Patchel and Ogle,-th ahow-that Close did not mate the
arte Vest Tobin mod wife until efter he bad bean
claimed Tobln with laretosy. The jury &bent four
o'clock rethrwd a trerdlerer not gall_ -ty: Matelot At.
torney Mann,for,Dominonwealth; Daniel Dnughett7
and Albert O. Qeiran, fondeircideate.
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